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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
DEAD HEAT
AT BRIGHTON.
Major Pelham and Gayboy
Neck and Neck for the
Jamaica Stakes.
THE PURSE j! !; {: WAS IS . |: y !|I
Negro stccplccl1asc Rider Was.
Thrown 1SroA1i Terrible Terry
and May Die.


ti,y Associated Press, ),
NEW YORK, y uly 49, - Major PELHAM anu
Gayboy ran II dead heat In tho tamaca selling
stakes ut Brighton, Hcncli to-day. VI The owners
agreed to split tho stake, mid the purse was
'dlvidod CountcU,oise made tho running
to tho stretch, yallcrc Major Pelham took ting
lead and 5G looked u winner, when Burns
brought dayboN UP With rush nnd se-
cured u dead heat. "a. ~ Z, b, sl
Jockey q. Green, the colored st e, g
rider. who Ind tho mount on Terrible Terry
lii the stecpcchasc, fell mt til first Jump una
sustained Injuries which may prove fatal.
Summarizes: TIL it IN, 81
ID first. Ty,on q to ~ second. tide GO to y
third. Thine, :l5 g5 54 49, ..i. "A "a VS.
second lrace--stecplcchasc, about Two miles
sC;ortnngnllon e to51) first,+ bonfire ga to -
second, Thornhcdgc 90 to u third Time,
Third racc--scll,ng. five anu one-half fu,;..
lohEs--W Workman &. to ritst Tran,ot ,1 @
TO y second Gray Lad & TO 10 y third time
1:07. & ~
Fourth race--the; Jamaica stakes selling. six
furlonga- Gnyboy Is to y and Major Pelham
70 TO y dead heat, Insold q to y = bird.
Time, 1,13 a-5. .sE Il u . =, 1,
Fifth rncc.-n,llc and sixteeilth--robog
rs 10 % first. Lord Badge u q - second,
Spring Is ITO y third. Time. :46 i2-5
: sixth b ract-fiyo and ono-half furlongs,-
Candida "a TO 81 first Peggy ~ 70 y second,
Dellsion Is to y third. Tiinc, ] :0T 1-1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
OF
SORROW
Of Golden Rule MayorSof
Toledo Causes Widespread
Regret.
STRIKING L PER u! soNA !! / ] !. '
Was One Of tile Most Pictures
\ Que politicians of tic
Middle West.

= u
TOLEDO. o. July la.-The death
Of Samuel NJ. Jones. the !. Golden Rule
Mayor 81 Toledo. which occurred yoater-.
day in this citsss las chuscd tho mo most 81,
widespread 4 sorrow throughout tho 'corn-
5munity. .s3s
I; Mayor Jones was know, as one Of tho 10
most vigorous and picturesque politicians
In tho Middle West. Some called him
eccentric. bat his strong personality and
5nbllty veto unquestlonod. lie pos
ssessed no moan quallf lcntions as q i,u-.
s,olan,. u soclnl refornor and an nll-
around philanthroplst. lIe won lls
sobriauet, Golden Rule following his
election as Mayor Of Toledo. The
churoh-going clement and tho laboring
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The Card for To-day. v

The following arc Brighton Beach leach entries entries
First ! raee--two.s ear-olds, SIX furlonEs--
1sscutcheon 49, Dnlcibella o9: saShsr On
herdess Eleur do Marie, %. Y.
Az Second q racc--steeplcchasc. selling, s s!,t
course-eNeponsel. s15e; jidaumo. Pcrion 1'ira-
less els!o yaltsr clfsry rSaIs1
1as; Good: and Plenty, 1872 IL, i 4, -,
THIRD race three q, ana n, up y
;Gavfota Flara. Jane Holly. Widows M ~.
Bolna Elsie Ii. Nine Spot, jog; flanl,n,a'
1ol; 81 Dvnation, 1os; Lady potenta 10
Athlanta ioi; Turquoise Blue 81 GlIste =; ss;
For Lus Girl and Tolsa aix fur.
1el Augur, =; Red Fr ,as
ll7 tradition 1ls; Buttlng "a adeFla' Ivy
Fifth raceythree- ycar-olds and .np ono mile
and q furlong-Od England. ITO Iobogsan,
south Trimble, III; Bad News. i O. Il. 8,
Sixth racernhidens .year.olds. i've ", any an,
.one.half }5syfurlongs-Boon Tromp. ~ ChnTles
Elliott. cairngorn, sisight, Glow star
Pacetti Gowanas. Father D., sysonby, Glen
Reno. 5i1o7: n Linda Leo Good For Nothing
Fletr do Marie, Benlala, Gotowiny 10. Hss5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
THE THE DEATH HOF
MRS. NC, BROWN B I n

81 with all nor chlldrenSg gathered about her
bed. Mrs. Fanni 9 ooksey5 Grown, widow
OF tho distinguished Methodist minister.
jIor. Alexander g Brown. passged Sgu'e, !. \,
away al $50 o clock last a Is q Y er,
home III Ashlan nd, 4. 4,
Mrs, Brown was III nor seventy, {. cond
YEAR She had long been IN III henlth, ,aIa
her death was ntielpatedi SheW \, mlss
farnily of Fairfax. county. For a n nlrl-
her 81 years Mrs Brown had made, nef.
homo In Ashland, j. Where she WAS uniSeE-
sa sSe leaves leaves seven children. They are
Mrs. III. Seldom TAYLOR. Of 3Rich Y ~
Richmond Lee Brown, 81 81 forg. M NV
ME- T. iiail III Ashland Mrs.
glincoe, Of Ashland; III, y. q. BFoN Y.
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LIFE SAVED Il WAsp.Roor'
Tie Wcndkff kkidnay, Liver ar,d Bisdderi
Y s. s, IL Remedy
SAMPLE eoIrfE sENraEREE nYIMAIks

The sNond ert Kidney, Liver and Bladder
4 Remedy.
SAMPLE soIrGE SENT FREE BY MAIL.
sisamp- Root. discovered by tho eminent
kidney ind bladder specialist promptly
cures Kidney. liver, bladder and trio acid "a
troubles. RI N ~ a5
SEND OF she early symptoms % weak, x
kitliieys irc pain or dull ache III tho back,
,ltutnatisins dizziness. headnche, h,er.
Soisness, catafrilS Of tic Bladder, gra i''
OF calc,,ll b1onting, sallow coriplee4xs.io'nI'.
Puffy or 9dhrls circles under tho eyes, su p
preston OF rint, or comp led 10 Pass
water often day and night. i33 !.
The mild and extraordinary cftoct.a q
the world: famous kidney remedy, sIl,fs
kil,ner's Swa nip.R GOT is soon realized
1T stands tli6 Highest for Its wonderful
cures or tho most distressing cases. Il
$yoii need Ia medicine, yoii shoald have
the best. 81 IS
swamp.Root Is not recommended for fol
everything, but IL yoi, have Kid ney, liver,
bladder or uricsacid trouble, you VIII finu
1t Just tho remedy yottS need
Sold by druggists ii, fifty-ccntf anu one
dolltT sizes. 4 Oh ssimny have q sample
bottle Of DR.: ISilmors Swamp loot III ana q
Il pamphlet Int tells NIL about II, IN
frll,ling% many Of lilo thousands OF glet--
tiers received from, sufferers c,lrod both
sent free byamail. Dr. Is lmora anu
Company, Binghnmton, NJ Y, and please
be sire -fo mention that you read this
generous offer IN Tho Richmond DAILY
I'i,nes- Dspatcli.S Don't mako any ms.
take, but remember tho name, swamp
Root, Dr. lSilnfer's Swamp Root, and and
the address, fBinghamton, n. W on cV'etyi
iOttlc 49, 7 u zG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
THE ACCoMAc SHOOTING
Further Details Of the Terrible
Tragedy Of Saturday Night.
=s1 speclo 3 Tho Times. 5 ispatch>

Especial to Tho Times-D Dispatch
Il oNANcO cK, VA. July BIAS re- e.
suit ofSthosterrlblo fight that took place:
at Iallwood, in the northern part 81
2Acoonac. Saturday night, one man lies
dead !; ono siortnllys wounded. two badly
hurt, one being IN jail. and one 4 buy.
slightly injured. s III IA q Nj
@ Some time ago tho pretty daug hter o. Of
Samuel @TradGr, contractor, was mnr-s
sried TO Thomas Smith secretly Fl
father was very much opposed to her,
marriage, and ever since the marriage
Smith and her family have been at outs.s
They came to blows Saturday night.
Samuel Ader and his sofi, Luther, met.
Smith and Immediately commenced y to
cried fair play. b.. his time sn,itl, was
lying flat on tho ground and IA shooting
aaffray began, In which the old err 7 adcrs
was sbadly " shot IN tho head rs his son KILL
ted outright, Sterling shot In the side,a
boy hit '8by a stray bullet, but not Re--$s
riously Ehurt, but Smith was not hi AZ
fall. It. Is stated that neither Smith nor
Sterling had a pistol: e only tho T15
Ira ders, and they and Sterling were the,
ones shot.. This lis very ,yst g riolis and
can only DO accounted for by he excitc-s
rnent In the ida rkness, and the Trader
shot each Their u, ~ y III y s,5;
388 Tho elder Ira dersl, a hearing ycster-s
day before a nlagistrat 9. = but was Sf re-
leased On grounds OF acid nt. 1 Smith las
sheon put I'M jail, but an effort will 20
made to have, him rcltas sod Sterling was
/ badly shot In tho ribs and rnay de-
Trader has never been In bed. l5gs 83sS
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GIVES
AND RECEIVES I.
Sends Minister to China and: and
Gets One From the Celes-
,tialA Empire.
=. !, :, \ $50, /,

tlsy q Associate Prcs..> s5es}
\ NlEXICO CITY July Sir Chentung
sLiang Chengi has been officially received ~,
by President Diaz. The rcceptio ion of this
diplomat. WHO Is tho first Chinese 1n''-
istcr to this country, IS much commented
upon. I'll tho press as u no tnblc aston.
Mexico was engaged In direct trade !, dc with
China III. the sixteenth century. lout TINS
is tho first time any Chinese minister
sla Il been accredited to this government.
The reception was brilliant spectacle
Minister Cheng wore all OF his foreign
decorations and was richly TIRED lin
silks. Speeches OK Expressing tho IL friendly
relations existing between tho two coun-l
tries were exchanged BY Prcsid ent D -'Itls'
and tho minister. 81 "a Nh $5 Il
ArENICOaCITY July 3.-non Maurice
tVolheim, { is former N1nxica p minister to-
Japan. has been appointed minister = %
China. 4 10 Is a veteran diplomat Of long
service abroad for this country. ii s.
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The Southern's Earnings.

The Southern Railway lis now one Of
the few In The. countr. that are incrcas-
Ing their earnings compared with the
record OF Il year ago, The statement Of
tho estlmated earnings for tho nrst week
OF July. prepared " coInp,roiler Plant.
shows tho earnings TOR the fist week Of
July, this year 10 he sT27,iS compared
with S5s4.21s for the week iast, an increase
or s&..1tt. The ST. Louis. Louisville lines
of L1n company a!so Increased their earn
tngg for the week tS.lIs. tic fgures bf!ng
s1J.s4s compared With gT,4gi ioat year.
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The Harlem Running
Z (By. Associated Press.

11 TX (BylI AssocIated 4 I'ress
CHICAGO July -. Res nt iiarlGm;
first, Great fEnstorn $40 Ito - second, Man
sa.d III to third Tine IN ~. {, q
10 n first Inyes tIsatlon e ito 2) second, Be
foro (l5 10 u third. Time. I IA 4-5. 81 &,
Third racc-steeplechase short course.Ha a
second, Cardigan, (s to y SE4 third Time,
t:s:3i 3-5 @ * Al: Ks II Z =, &,
Fourth race mil and sixteenth isi'
j al 10 81 first, Met Geo Il 70 second
Witfulf1 IA to ~ third. Tinies As LII i.
Fifth race--five ,iurlongs u Enamel :
ito u first, Tlaxhnn q to % second, Mum 81
TO ~ third. Tine, 4 :01. W w e ~.
sSIxth race--one niio--Le ella g Y to y 4 first
Woods Perry {so to- y second, Sweet l % \ 70
4, third. Time, III sssSS "a IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
SOUTHERN COLLEGEsWOME:lN
ELECT THEIR OFF CERS
(By Associated press.

IBy tNbEocIateu IItHs. = 373'sg.1E
KNOXVILLE. TENN. July 1.-THE
southern Association Of College Women
concluded n two days session today by
eiecting the following officers; # Il
President. Miss c.. s. Parish, Athens.
Ga: First Nlcc-President. Mrs, Charles
A. Perkins, Knpxvlfle: Second Vice Prcsi-
dent, Mis- Enphcmia 3IcClintock, Column
bia. 8. O.; Third yice-P President, Mrs.
..iatfck Pardon North carollna;$ Fourth
yien- President. Roberta Iablnder. Uni
yersitY 81 Texas. ssecretary-Treasurer.
slixs Emily Acyea. Knoxville, TenA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
DANIEL LEAVES ST. LOUIS
Reports Erroneous Concerning
Senator's Condition.

No little concern was felt iierc yestcr-
day by the report published In the New
York sun 10 the effect tina Z Senator John
" Daniel was Ill at The st. Nicholas
Ing debate Of Saturday, night and Sunday
mor+ing before the convention.
.Adyfces received from ST. Louis state.
TUESDAY via the Big Four ard states
further that the report Of the Sun vas
without foundation. VI nE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
.MlSCREANTS FIRED
AT MOVING TRAIN II I !. N
Bullets Crashed Through, lust :',:
Above the Heads Of A Two III s5
Lady Passengers.

Tho police OF tho city and county both
will Investigate to the end tho firing Of
Z; pistol at tho West Point train coming
20 Richmond last night about 40 20 y o clock
The train was approaching tile city,
and was only two miles out, 81 hen M
fash and IN crash came simt tan eously
.Shattering glass aroused tile pa ssengers
and some Of the glass fell supon. the hats
OF two Indy passengersis near the win
dows, through whlchitheS bullet passed. Il,
There was considerable excitement for
C. while. The crowd was a large one,5
end 1t Is remarkable that nobod was
hit. 81 Ri " III
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Blues Are Drilling Hard. h

/, Conpaly b. 4 Richmnd Light Infantry
Blue had la spirited drill at thei g armory
last night. There was quito u large ats
tendance and he men mad q fine show how
Aing. 4 II B
ton for ti,eirftripStoS St Louis. AS they
Will bc the only State troops at the ct-l
:posd fnn on Virginia, they are. ex ceedinEly
u -. no effect great credlt pom &c
old ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 demonstrate g to tho
:JVcsterners that the sons Of Virginia
have lost none Of that martial bearing
and military spirit which has beens z
characteristic ofs5VirEinin &sinc cg tho days
pfatlle American Rcvol ION. 9Ss 5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14

BARLOw.-D Icd H at 4 her parents resi-
S dence. Marion II III, " 18th, t 1870 FL
5 ar OF Mr.. Thomas and Ella G. Barlow
aged Ssix@rnonths8 and one day /. s.
Funeral from The sidence THURS
Fl DAY,$JulyGiith. att II. M. "a Friends and.
acquaintancoss invitod TO attend.
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,lDesc:ription Of Him.

\ = f Il l.
Mayor Jones was the author OF ''The
New Right" and / I1attcrsi OF 4 Love and
fLabdr,ySas well as OF q number OF tracts
on political and social subjects. "a few
years agos he was thus described |: SsSs
Personally, Mayor ] ones is y a v good.
hearted broad 5gauged man, incorrig bly,
strustful3 toward others, Apr cAable, ems
PERTAINING and folksy He cannot only
make money in business. but he can
mako a speech with fIro In ! t, can load
IN assernblage In song, and !, - the air be
unknown to the orchestra, can strike2it
'outsupon tho voaln himself. He son
more or less intimate terms with many
1t small boy along tho street, and In
numerous ways prac tees tho sentiment
of brotherhood toward his fellows which;
no enjoins. He used to drill oil wells!
for wages. II Now as prophet or @ + Svarl-.
Gus wells and employer Of thirty factory
hands no regards the fortune he has.
gathercd not a large ono for these. days
las virtually tho rosultSlof partial laws
ana unjust relations, and Is seeking to.
learn how,i III accord ance with social duty
lie should use this, lie Is especially dis
satisfied 5witl, tho location OF his cons
Portable home In the FASH onahle part OF
town, and feels that At ought to be among
tho people near his factory, III Il sF q. ],
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Rsscia / q at G Columbus.

~ (Byp Assocla tod PresS:J
g 9cOIIiMBtjS:EOs July .r-The {a:l3 pace was
the feature OF this racing at he Columbus
Driving Park 10. day. II esults ,f,4
552.:C6 pace-WinfIeld 8sStratton won IN straight
heats best time. 2 :07 ,A3 I, 6s u.
o:.a airot--Stanlis Dillon Won IN straisnt
heats Best stinit, Io:11 I'D Z,
@o:ia & pacc--each s,hcat 81 a race.Eudora won
first and second hcats Best time, a:o7 4 $500
2 Bessie D.slkoE Won The third TING, Eve u.
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Il Her Head Split Open.

Eleanoro Taylor, colored, engaged IN a.
fight with ,anot l,ersSw on1a 4 o her color!
In the west end last nj g ht and received
bottle. innictlng a severe cash. The
woman was taken to- the Second Police
States where ahe was treated by DR.
Perkins, OF the amhulanc CO carps Il 1t was
necessary 10 take four titches TO close.
4 he wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
q Little Scrap.

Sergeant sowel and officer shoemake r
arrested julius Holmes Holmes, colorcd
last night for eutting alother woman y
in Ramcat Alley. n. Elnora was hit on the
head Wits a beer bottle. and the am
5buInnco doctor had to sew up. #fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
8,Venable n Street Property

AIessrs. Thompson Brown and Company
sold 9 mt public sauctlon 3 sterday a ftcr-}
noon. the Large building slot or ven al ble
md tho lot ad}olning TO a.. F'oFslkcs
at IS. a foot. ss5s 4 81
rhe&new home OF Mr.. 5Irby on tho Ball.
addition nearly. ia fas t 4 nearing compile
tion, Is ind Will be 5rendy for q occupancy
ABOUT September first. Sf ssss 81 IN
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Ball Game To-day.
GALLEGOFsO TO GRIND.
Famous Old Mill Restored and
.Rein,g, Equipped With M achinerYt

Tho work or installing the improved
milling machinery In the res. orcd and re-
modelled Gallcso mills is about TO begin
and miilwrights are gathering here to, do
the work. Foreman Sutton representing
the manufacturers OF the machinery firm,
has arrived and with him are. several
3miilwrjghtS and q number Of others arc
owners Of Tho mills ID complete the In
stallation or thea inac!inerNsas: soon as
practicablc. 10 that the great mills can
lesume grinding by Septcmherl lst..l DUR
ing the interval between the destruction
OF the old mil and the construction and
equipment Of tile new The demand for
the products Of the firm OF Warner Moore.
and Company, has. been supplied by the
..utEut 81 the Dunlop and Shockoe mills
as far as possible. y
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Scores Yesterday.
Pittsburg. il; Philadelphia. 0.
I Cincinnati,F4: Now York. 3.
/ st Louis. 2: Brooklyn, l.
Chicago, &; Boston, :,
Where They Play To-day.
Philadelphia ut Plttsburg.
Ut New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chica go. sH
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs.

5Pittsburg, 11; Philadelphia, g.
P1TTSBURG, Pa, July 13.-Philadcl-f
inning, when Tlaherty lot down in his.
work. S
q Score: 55 TX tSg. H. ~ !. -.
1,ittsburg e2!O1Ioo3a'--11 10 !.
Batteries: Flahortyfand Smith; Sparks,
and DOOM. Time. $50. Umpire, Moran
fcpd n n
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Team Challenges a.

Tho hcuu,r,,ons Juniors Y OF King William;
county. give noica that N hey nro now ready
10 accpt challenges from any team. Ihe. team
agrees TO meet any team on nan -WaS
s.. u trimmer. manager li$bla, King VIII.
liam IS 49,
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Fugitiv,es Captured.

i.5.s Fugitives Captured. 5
Captain Tor11inson returned from Hamp-
ton last night with John 1ia iris, lored.
charged with stea ling some gems ana
pistols from pawn shop here sometime
Detective E,>rgcant McAfahon came back
from Columbia, bringing John Bullock. q
FBookcH Il it3
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Cincinnati, New York, 8.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, July i. --Errors
$1Jahlen and Devln gave three runs IN
tho first inning, while three hits gave the
locals tho winning run in tho eighth
Score: X. %. rs
4 Cincinnati ...... 3 o. o Q Q ~ ~ -
Batteries: Walker and Sclei; McGtnnltS
q and Warner. Time. :5S. Unlpires. john
stone and Emslie. Attendance. 3,4OO
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classes voted y for him, and he proceeded
TO apply to the conduct OF public husi-
ness as far as possible the Golden Rule
principle which had distinguished his
private life. 5$ \.
4 His family physician met him IN the
Body H ousc, In Toledo. last spring and
warned him, that his health s. would not
permit entering another campaign.
a.l.Whyl', shouted Jones, II am phySic-f
ally, intellectually and spiritually better
than ] ever was before in my life. ons
o. you 53hold my. hat Il az high Ias my;
hcad.',4, n A WE
"a travelling man took the 81 la u and
Mayor mes proceeded to kick q hole
in It. and thon offered to stand on his
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14

IT,, OF Richmond BIatd William scott.
BROWN Of Ashland. # 81 ss sS
h TIE flneral Will take place tomorrow
from lie Residence at an hour to be hil.s
incun ced later, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
q. Was I. .Welshnnann.

sEf ~ l75Fl1
Mayor Jones was horn in Wales flfty-
eight years 4 80, and car1lo to this coun-i
try with his parents when he was three
years Ole. IIoSdlsllked his IA thor BUSH
ness OF farming. lie learned the ma y
schinst'E trade, Joined tho rush to the
;pennsylvania oil regions In 1864 !. who're
'i,o made a small fortune. He settled In
Lima. o. where ho invested in a. fac
tory for, tho manufacture OF oil well sup
plies. Several hundred men applied for
the thirteen Jobs he had to give out In
hlsglittlo factory. This Binsight into the
appalling conditions that 3surrounded tho
lot Of 4 he work tng1nen overwhelmed him.
,Thereafte alleT took unto himself the rule
Of doing by otllers IS he would wish TO- be
done by. ~ l5a
He applied his conviction that eight
hours d day Is sufficient for a man tn.
work. g;Lye Ills men maximum wages
and d weeks vacation every, year, m adef
them n present OF from s to 10 per cent.
OF the entire amount Of yearly profits
and took their families out for lake
rides. 5sS = q! ssS
II 10 established Golden Rule Park,
where good music and BS go Cd speaking
nroi provided tho year around. " He once
raid sis M ss5i a V 81 si
St. tNYe cannot come nearer to q Just system
OF production and distribution than by
adopting the creed OF st. Simon, From
each according to his ability; to each
according to his needs. ~ II 81
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Philadelphia, 8 Chicago, Q.
B PHILADELPHIA, PA July Bender
by striking out thirteen men.
Score r. H. =.
Chicago $500. 49,. Q 0 90 0 0 o % s
Philadelphia ...... o. 90 90 I'd ~
Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan: Bender
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Washington, g; St. Louis, 4.
{E WASHINGTON, d. G.. July 1S,---Was.,-
sinston drove +Lro pitshers out of the box
Score 4: r. IT, L.
washington j o. 3as0.O'--9 -.
ST. Louie. I 2 y 0 o o . o. II 2
6 Batteries: Patton and Itittrcdgc; Petty.
Howell, Sev ers and Sngden. Time, 30.
Umpire, O'Loughln.R Attendance, 100.
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St. Louis, q; Brooklyn, !.
left men on bases in NEARLY every in-l
ming. and but for listless playing might.
7 have run up larger score. .55
Score: r.. III. e.
st. Louis. OK 0 . % o 0 - IL
Brooklyn e. .......f % ] o o 0 90 o OIL 3
Batteries: Mcfarland and Zearfoss;s
Poole and Ritter. Time, 1881. Umpires,,
Carpenter and thinner. Attendance, 9, $40.
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