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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
insane Murderer Abroad.

PITTsBURG. PA. Sept. b. ST Q.
Russell, an insane murderer. who Z es-
capped from. the W6odvlle Asylum A. last
THURSDAY night for the aYoWed pur-
nose Of numbering two women who who les Il
ned against him, and for whom scores
of detectives, constables and farmers Win n
bloodhounds are searching three cotss1les'
is thought to have added de another 1 f'
der to his record. &. aq (. {. 5'tls 1 ~
Professor David White, a well known nov !,
and aged educator and farmer, was FOUND
beside a haystack on his farm, nea : Z = m
perial. Pa, with his head crushed, 4 re e
died early yesterday morn:Sg without y re- Z =
gaining consciousness. AZ y.
Russell declared before his escapo from 1y'll J.
the asylum that he would kill Jennie {ahu'
Alberta Walker, OF Walkers Mlils. on ,
whose testimony he was convicted d o.
the murder Of John Wasmuth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
HAS NOT D1sBANDED.
The Bali Games to Continue AS
Formerly, Say Managers.

The report that the Twin city Base
Ball League had dlsbanded and that here.
days would be only between, & Al picked
team 10 represent Barton Hel ghts and
another team to DO known as the Bro wn ".
les. Is incorrect. 80 say The ,niandgers
reEilat two games between tho four
iclubs.f # NJ N fs WV & s3'ti y f5
1t was the yplan so tho report. says, to
tho league, leaving only tho two leading
Clubs to- battle until the5g finnish OF tho
aenson. But Manchester registered a q
with Manchester Gut OF the league ono
OF the best drawing cards would be gone.
and this was soon realized, There are
boon Tor \ some time u dissatisfied n and
they have been responslble for ,,the dis.
cord II the lea gt,c. I, II they choose %
q hs thsy Will bp aow sae e exffc,so
on as usual. aAs a-.. 4l 50 80 L.al y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
s a:a MAY BE! MURDER N. LI''L)': Fl y.
Death 81 George w. Arnold and and
His Wife Being Investigated.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-D spatch.
5 LYNcHBURG, VA, September b;-rhe:
double funeral OF George ", Arnold and
vito, who were found dead In their nome
in Campbell county, not far from the eity
yesterday morning, took place this att g ::
noon. I, - 4, :, - |, !
companySir which both Of the deceased
We're insured has boon conducting q QUIET
investigation, and that the trunk N me :,
house had been broken open and q, small y.
amount OF change found scattered & over y OF
the floor .of the bod room,
Arnold's brother claims the deNd man
had a considerable amount q solo money
4, the house, and this has not been found.
II this be true. and tho trunk was dis
turbed, Il viii greatly strengthen the muir
der theory. which is held to by a large
number Of friends Of the dead couple.
aArlgid examination Will be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Finds She is Some body Else.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5s--A woman VINO
has been known as Frances Blind since
her infancy, thirty-three years ago. mas
been found after months ofasearch ny Inc 1'
British, consul In New York as the keeper
4 OF boarding house at No. a Mulberry r
street, Newark. and Informed that nel
real Identity eha s. been hidden IRON 'n - shet
nll her life.
M Instead OF being the child OF meolocio
nconle, who reared her from infancy,
she IS the only daughter Of wealthy
lumber merchant, OF London. Her own
mother is dead, as IS her foster-mother:
3Her foster-fathers has disappeared Her
real father is. a wealthy Lonhoner named
Boutwell,, and the woman herself, IN her e
middle age, discovers she is really May
Boutwell,, OF London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
OYSTER SEASON.
Unprecedented Rush to the Holes
Of the Potomac River. !.

e Especial to The Times Dlspntch) ~
CONFORM, VA. Sept. 5.---Tlic rush to
the oyster waters OF the Potomac and
It's tributaries for some days past has
been almost Unprecedented. The har-
bors OF Machodoc creek, this county. have
been filling ur with oystermen and oyster
craft from far distant points since the
opening Of the last week in August, g nd
now the waters are dotted with boats.
Three cases Of typhoid fever are re-
ported In one family pt Pluck, this
county. and several cases have developed
at other points In the county. +, ~
4 Old-time "ague and fever are prevail
Ing at many places In the high forest sec &C.
tons OF this and neighboring counties
while sections along the rivers t3 4 ana INT
creeks, where 1t Is USUALLY prevalent at
this season OF the year, are 80, "a : prac;-
ticallyS free from these malarlal 7 trouble
Messrs. r. n. sorrell and G. W. Rogers,
5Jr. Of Washington. came down to !. TINS TINS
place yesterday to spend Lab Day here.
$s Tho season at Colonial Beach practl--
cally CLOSED last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
/. HAS "A CHANCE.
Son Of James a: Scott May sur 8
viive Bullet Wound.
(speeial to The Times-Dispatoh:)

n Especial to The Threshold y -
5 LYNcHBURG. YA., Sept. e 81 Nv e
Scott, the young son OF Mr.iSo an ~. ~
Scott, OF Lypchburg, VINO 1F, }, Was sno' : =. :,
a mysterious manner WINE TOWNS -,
ma lanes river a short distance ',tt'o',
tha citv Monday, while SER ously wound 9:
80 a. ha ! chances Of recovery. The boy is
a. ia ST Andr II ONE where It ha 8
lhaon : certained that 22-calibre ball
nenatrated tho right breast. passed .,fl
through the lung, lodging in the muscles N. g
~ thn back. How the boy was shor
has not been learned, though the poll lc'
are working on the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
The III Japanese Are Untruthful,

The lpellGSy " q 4. de 1as
anese war department toward even It's
hs ea{sde ~ Wq ba
lies Of, land and sea. the truth Is leaking
which s tsSss e tsa5 }}sPa' nes
shape as she would have the. general !.
public besye + nSx p
non was so badly damaged BY the shells
the Russian warshiR3s n ~ ind Batte q
snr Ito to run the vessel ashore to save her
from being tetal loss KanoElsdge 9s
offloiai reports given out ny the u apa neseS
government In which "a made ~ aappeasa;r
lptractically no loss or damage ut all; does
not tend To- respsSs q s9nllasin,fSe
e esslps,s Sa 'ase ana ~
rhntnbie and nnnec essary trickeEy and
fniisifcation In fine OF war cannot be
trusted I'm. q time Of Peace lies sfs's
Nv eeklY no t9S8sf5 9 (. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
.A HERO OF HURON
DISASTER. injured
Patrick Kane, Of Portsmouth
Fatally Hurt BY An
Engine.
(special to The rlmes-plspatch.)

i q i E. . /
X NORFOLK, VA, September 6.--Patrick
Zane, OF Portsmouth. is in he Kings
Daughters Hospital there, fatally Injured,
He was crossing the seaboard Air Line
tracks at Crawford Street to-day ms q
switch engine was passing. Ile stumbled
on the ties and fell with his right arm
across the rail-, The engine Wheels passed
over the arm. severng It and crushing 1t
horribly,
He is a ship-rigssr, fifty years Of age.
IIe was one OF the heroes Of the Huron
disaster, fifteen years ago, swimming
ashore with many OF the Officers and
men who We're Injured and could not
swim, when the warshlp was, wrecked Off
the coast below Cape Hatteras. Iie has
a wife and six children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
IGNORANT OF
DAUGHTER DEATH.
Drummer Cannot Be Reached and
Informed Of child's Terri
BILE End.
,enoo,a - The TImr,1os Dispatch.)

Ispocial to The TImes- DIspatch'(
BRISTOL, TENN Sept. o,--Although
hi. thirteen-yeat-old daughter was fataali-
ly burned a week ago and her body .intorr
red on Sunday last, Edward !! M ass,
the Bristol travelling salesman NAG sun
not been located to-day. re mas Dee, :,
travelling in Lee county Vlrslnia, az
week, and while his firm receives oFuers
from him daily by mail. itShas been I'M
nossiblo 10 locate him by either telegraph
~ telephone. He mailed orders from Fla
gan. VA. yesterday. Y,
Mr.. Massies little girl was burned While
kindling IRE with kerosene and her
mother, In a frantic effort to save her
child, had her hands and arms baby
burned, Massie's home Is at DUNCAN ~
non Va .. IVA is55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Cincinnati.
.lRY. Associated Pres

(By& Ass ctated Press.)
3. CINCINNATI, o.; Sept. b.--Summarles
at Latonia 81
about III to s. first. Homesteady III TO y
second. sorrel Top % to y third. Time,
l.144 40. M
"A second race-mile and seventy yards
Freesias (3 to y first. Crescerton % to y
second, Frank Nc. ~ to y, third. Time,
@t:a6 lis. s11
N Third 7 ace-six furlongs-- Orbicular q to
5)eflrst, Cottontown a to y second. Sea
Mate az to y third. Time. lila 90. M
Fourth race-one n,lle-Maceona g TO 9
first, Naran @ to 1o) Msecond, Rather
Royal co to, y third. Time 1;41,
Fifth race-nvo furlongs-Tsara g to y
2frst, Daftodil eco to j second, Addition Ito
go to y third Time, Loo is,
sixth race-mle and seventy yards-Out-
Ia " ri to 81 first, Mlntbed 90 to y SECOND,
rlautus (3o to y third. Time '45 SO &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
LOST ST HIS THUMB.
"A Young Inventor Handicapped
BX An Accident. d
(specials 70 The mes-DIspa tel

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) ;5l5
IRON GATE. September u 6.-F ira 'aAr
surber, son OF Mr. J. w. surber. ltn,
his thumb on the left hand while expert per /
menting with machinery OF his 9 w1i
make. He was saving plank with q
circular saw, run BY steam, "h 1e t ne
plank broke. He attempted =. PICK ms y.
broken d niece away when the saw
caught his thumb and took It of IN an
instant. i5 Sc ~.
n Miss Err Bargers from Lexington, Is
visiting Mrs. j.. ]. Paxton. as,.
Mr.. McQuary is getting UP a writing
. class here, which will be taught IN the
public school building, as the school does s2'
not open until October. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
5 CORNERSTONE LAID.
Impressive Masonic Ceremonies
at Harrisonburg Yesterday,

". (SpeCNl w : ~ AAA'Ss 4D.SF''f-'''' II. n
j, 1ARRIsONBURG, VA. September D. =
FANNIE was laid this morning with appro-
nrlnte ceremonies by tho Grand Lodge
If Virginia Masons Most Worshlpfu'
Mas Ter THOMAS N Davis was IN charge
The address WAS delivered by Rev. w
Fl. Fl, Joyce, OF Luray, In Assembly han;
The, temple will cost about 5000 600, ana
viii be completed next year,
The annual session of the AUGUSTA
Baptist Association convened this morn
Ing, with one hundred and Twenty-Five
delega tes present from the Valley eolln-
ties. Rev. Or. ], b, Woodhn. Of Wayhes-
Moro was elected moderator. The intro
ductory sermop was delivered Tonight by
REV. Dr.: MI, Mood. of staunton, the
Sretiring moderator, z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Marriage Not Confirmed.
lcnncia1 hi Thn TImes-pIspatoh.l

H17.@ Especial to Tho TImes-DIspnton.l- 80.
CHARDOTTESVILLE VA. scptember
6SNothing is known at the University
Of tbs reported marriage IN Germany
Of Professor Thomas Ftzhush, OF the
ton Of President Alderman in April last
Professor irtzhugh left for switzerl4nd,
After q brief stay, there he proceeded to !,
Germany where he has , been sp saatI,ng
from from him recently stated that he was
rapidly recuperatlng his healt and that
he would return to Charlottesville In time
Latin u at the opening Of the session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

By virtue of an order OF the Orphans
Econrt Of Baltimore city tho undersig
administrator OF D. Mallory. deceased.
viii sell at public auction, on the Npreln-
Uses. 40 to d2S East Cross ST. Bal tlmore,f
Md. on MONDAY i, the 18th day Of Sep-t
ttember, 1906, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK a.
M ALL THE STOCK OF NEW AND
SECONDHAND MACHINERY AMI
.AiACHINISTs' SUPPLIES, partly enum-.
erat ed as follows: . -.-s. z. ,,,9 =,
FiFTEEN. ENGINES. FROM 2 TO "a
HORSEPOWER, VERTICAL sEORI,
szONTAL. ETC; 22 YERTlGAL :, !. - 81 -,
HORIZONTAL M BOILERS. 50 TO 81
HoRsRRoWBlRs sING siIl,, AN NJ ,, D1ap,
Machinery Smoke Stacks P PI,aEx FIpd
Betting, Chain Pulls. MashInists,r, T9S9Ils.
cry, Tenonlng MACHINES, poys e,,,E
4 Double Spindle Variety Molders, gls g.
Platform Scales, Band, Cut-Or ana JiR
saws, No. d Sturteyant Blowers and Elk,
FAUST Fans, steam Whistles, Canning Ma
nhinery. CalIpers, Chucks. Dies. Mandrels,l
Ratchets Tube I1xpanders. Wrenches,'
iTnrpes. lot Boiler and Pipe Fittings etc:
i Cffice Fixtures. Oliver TYPEWRITER ana
Desk. Roli-Top Desk, Office Filing Sab-
met, Combination Lock Iron safe, eto'
etc.
E Catalogues on application 70 Inc AUG
1850 DWIGHT +, .MALLIQlRfi,.s
PATTIsoN s. GAIIANs. Auetss;,
Sept, g, .. IS, 10. saltllnove.. Aia...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
s STRONG INSURANCE CO.
One Organized at Fayetteville BY
Representative Men.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

(6pecIuI 10 LII 1tl1tos'I71sPutC1t'1
Y FAYETTEVILLE, n. Gu Sept 5.-TI.he
Southern Life Insurance Company was
organized here to-day, with capital
OF 100000, largely over-subsoribed. r.
d. Caldwell OF LuHberton, was chair
yman.qJ. a. oates, secretary, of the meet
ding. Tho following were unanimously
elected officers. President, r. H. VIII
1ilamson; vice presidents, ". j. Johnson.
John Blue, A. L. James. r. D. Caldwell;
general manager and treasurer, c.. J,
Cooper; medical director, Or, ]. v, Nc
Cougar; attorney, J. q. Shaw; Executive
Committee--J w. MCLAUGHLIN, w, a,
yanstory, A. L. Shaw, r, Mcmillan, q,
E Rankin, r. B. sUnnhurch, w. I. Holt,
w, IT, Skies. T. r. Northrup, backed by
III strong board OF directors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
STOLE PR 4 Z ( HERS :! Z PANTS I N
N A BUT GOT NO n MONEY,

s5 fsnecinl @t q \ II T mes D!spatch.) '.
) I, septe m bar Last
suIo6 k ,fs negro sneak
sthiet fRe Y p
Bell ana vas 5u st M n t Bell Az awoF "a
p pi1i1ns ea hie oosuhts.What are you.dolng
there u :" The thief ran and made his !. g,
cape, carrying Mr. Bells pants with NM n,
closely pursued !, and being peo upon y
This morning the pants containing
keys and knife, were found, NO money
was secured. m 81 }52 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Virginia Beats Pennsylvanians

lspec!aI to e, ,I IInesTiD, ~
The L. ~ Fayatte sNthlatic Cub Of York
pa, was completely shut out by. tho
Winchester baseball toam at Reseryoin
Park this afternoon, tho score being 10
thin Sandy Bakers batting. the fielding
and battling and no errors for the nome
team, ~ is3 7,
El 80 ! 81 81
Ratteries; Winehester lksE and
Judd; La Fayette, Stevenson ana Ney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Murder is Charged.
(special to The Tines-D 4spatch,)

Especial to The Tinles-D7spatch,)
IYNcHBURG, VA. September 6,--Mon--
roe Johnson, "a negro boy, was arrested
here early this morning on n telegram
from the sheriff Of A 4, county
thet Particulars of which are not gknown
here. The negro WILL be turned over to
the authorities Of that county, and he
will be taken to Appomattox Courthouse
IN Sthe morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
:Ricl1monders In New York.

Especial to The RIlmes-D lspa tch,) n II
J: NlllY YORK, September b7,W1aldoTi, !. Ct 6
Vondome, Mrs, o, la. Webb; darlington,
q, III. d ,Phaup; Cumberland, !. I. strause;
Albert Mrs. g N Michael, Q, II utzleri
Astor Dr. - =, M9 2, { !, Jr. H. 4
borough. q. III: May, Jr. IL. y, Ashton;
Herald Square Mrs, 81. ~ Illmnn, II, 81,
lSV.lersteili, u. Mltteldorfer and WifG,
Mrs. u ~ Brown; Bart hold, Q. y. Mor-
gan. 3'ssht ss TX tss5 ss
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USED NO VIOLENCE.
Witnesses Testify in the Alleged
Criminal Assault Case.
r.c,oI 10 The Times- Dispatch,

h (spaoinl to The 'Tlmes-pl5patph,l
RMDEnuCKsDUT;tt, MAJ, September
+ IN The case of Oyerton Collins. the
negro charged With attempted erlmipall
ssssion Of spotsylvanla Circuit Court was
held last night and the trial again re-
sumed this morning. To-day was taken pp
with the examination OF witnesses ana
addresses by counsel, "a.
& The evidence for the Comrnonwe
showed that Collins made Improper pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
LIQUOR MEN INDICTED. y.
Bristol Saloonkeepers Charged
With Selling to Minors.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatcn')q., z,
Sst BRIsTOIi, TENN, September b.-The
grand Jury, sitting In Bristol, Va has
found indictments against the majority
Of the liquor dealers in the city on the
charge OF violating the law: prohibitlns
the sale OF intoxlcants 70 minors. lhe
indictments number. about twenty,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Boston, q; Philadelphia,

BOSTON, September 6--Wnddell allow
ed two hits in nine innings, but his
team, went to pieces in the ninth: !, ~, Z,
Boston sioi1 10 % !" 10000 . Ia 3 i
PRIia ........,i o o 0 Q o. 20 . 8 % 10. 3
I Batteries; 4 Winter and Crlger; sWaddell
and schreck. Time, 2:24. Umpire. Hurst
Attendance, G,361. ~ Eat ai'aits
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Brownies.
Totals .......,....40 z II y
The score by Innings: VI
u Score BY Innings.

Brownies ,..,......,..o ~
Etnunton ....,...,...,o Y ~ Vtotv 80
Summary: Two-base hits-sharp. Mills.
Bowers. Stolen bases-Stayley, j. An
thony (3), Hulchor (O.. Double plays.
Carpenter I'd Hicks to Lambert. Base
on bnlls-off Hulcher, 8; stayley, 81;
Tizer, l. Tit by pitched balla-iIarr|s,
Carpenter, Hughes, McEyoy Struck out
by Hulcher e. stayley. q; Flzer,i O..
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Detroit, Ga; Chicago, So.

Detroit, 6-3; Chicago, So.
Z DETROTT.f MICH, September 5.--De-
troit again won@fa double header from
Chicago, making four games In two days.
Score: r. II. e
Detroit ............0 0 0 @ 0 o. o 4-6 IL E /
Chicago ............,o O. o 03Do Is 1
Batteries: Donovan and Drill Altrock
and Mcfarland. Time. :5s * Umplres,
iO'Loughlin and Mccarthy. e57.5 ,.iI3
Score: 5%7i5 js 5f3ajs f. Fl. q
Detroit .............0 o 00102.o.-3s so
Chicago .........0 10 o 0.0130s0-2 a1Og 3
58i Batteries: Cmckott and Warner !: Walsh
O.Doughlin and Mccarthy. Attendance.
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Passed alls--Rollins. Time Of game,
hours. Umpire, Barley Knin. Attsnd.
afco, about COO. 50
'MtEvoy out for bunting foul third
strike.
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|sT|A|.UN7'ON CLUB
AGA|I. | / !. |. /: ]!
Pitcher I1u1ct,cr55 Prov ed ito. BE q
Mystery for the
l Visitors.
CARPENTER PLAYED 7 SECOND {:
Great Football Player Here
Porter, the Blonde, Will
Pitch. To-day. .5.

I. Little Lawrence Hulcher, Richniond's
southpaw twlrler. held tho heavy staun-l
ION hltters down to five safe swats yes
to-day aftertidoh at Broad Street Park,
and won Ills game with case. Ills sup-
port at all times was snappy McEvoy.
ut thrd, i playing u remarkably pretty
game. Stnyley, who went III TO DO the
curving for the visitors, was biffed for
ten times In Six innings. and 1ho retired
in favor Of Tlzcr, who has done work
hero before, and who is about as good
bender as has been on this diamond.
But the game was lost when Tizer went
y to tho helm. Had 1t not been. q there
would have been Il different story to
chronicle for five men ozoncd, 3 nd only
one batter connected sufelyin the three
innings this southpaw did pitch. The
score was to 2. with tho Brownies
swinging on to the big end.
1t was the first game that Hulcher
has pitched within a month. He In
jurcd his arm some weeks ago. and since
that tiina has been letting the whip take
vacation. Bit 1t supplied up In good
style after three or. four had been twisted
around the battcrs, and there was nothing
doing in the hit line to amount to any
thing His curves were wide and the
ball was breaking Just where he wished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Carpenter On the Diamond.

4I Hunter Carpenter. NorthH& CarOlina'S
great football player, was at second
base for the Stuunton. boys. Mr.. Carpen--5
ter CHANGED to be In the city and couldn't
sit on the bench and see = game played
without getting In It, When tho time
came for tho money to be divided no
A declined to take any compensation for his
work. There were few N the grand stand
4 penter Is, perhaps, the best gridlron
z player in the South; certainly his work
g for the past several years has entitled
him to this honor. His playing at second
i bag was good, although there Is ono error
chalked against him. He landed fercely
once there was q fielder In tho right po-
s!uon TO take care OF the swat.
Staunton Scored First.
6taunton, scored the first run yester-
day, sending u man over the plate In
the second inning. Ford started things
with a clean single. but died at first from
: u quick-arm throw by Huicher. Lambert
nailed good ono. and Stayley got trans
poreiton. Hughes sent one to the left
garden and Lambert, who moved up.
came over the plate. Rollins lifted a
long one. 10 the center garden and two
men would have come over but for tho
pretty catch Of Jack Anthony. Again. In
the fonrth. the visitors got a man over
the plate. Carpenter led with clean
one Harris died 10 third and Porter put
Trorcher TO third. 1t was handled to
tJAcho and there was a tumble. Both
men were safe and on Hicks's limo drive
% right Carpenter came over the plate
by fast sprinting. sas
An error, base on balls a single and
atwo-bagger gave to the Brownies three
runs In the third, and two errors, a base
on ballS and three hits piled up four
more runs In the sixth Inning. After this
staylcy retired In favor OF Fizer, who
held things down all right
To-day Porter, the blonde, will do the
pitching. When Stanton was hero before
Porter won his game, and 1t was the
only game that was taken from the
Champions Porter! Is n southpaw and
keeps liisj, head with him at all times.
When he goes into the box to-day the
Brownies Will be up. against q PROPOSE
tion that will be hard to down.
Z Sr.~ ~, fotI Is
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Standing Of the Clubs.

h Clubs Won Lost p q Clubs NJ Won Lost =
phtladcphin.Tl Is sle Boston ...:..aS g H 50S
Chicago I...,.67 so .67aiDctroit 80 81 .4o2
Cieyci nd 1915 81 .5QIWashlngton..47 s. 400
New York sos 81. .6is Ist. Louls.....H 70 1857
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South Atlantic League.
Columbia, s. G. :Golumbla, g. Augusta,
Macon, Cas- jacksonville. !; MACON, i
. Southern League.

/ At Atlanta: New Orleans 2,sAtlanta, T.
Al Birmingham: Birmlngham,4; ShreYe-
port. !, 4. a. 4, 40, = Z.
(ten innings), !. y. !: = l..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday
sPlttsburg, 6: Chicago a..
Philadelphia.7; Brooklyn 8.
X Cincinnati, 10; st. Louis, s..
st. Louis, G.; Cincinnati, 2. s5l
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ST. Louis, s; Cleveland, O..
was shut out again by ST.. Louis to-day
8 Score: !8r az r. H. e..
Cleveland ..........0 5000 O0,0-O g "a
st. Louis ............0 % 0 4 o O. O51-6 Is II
Batteries: Hess and Clarke; Petty and
Roth. Time, 2 hours. Umpires, Connolly
and Conner. Attendance, 23. ss3 8t1 ! 81
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Where They Play To-day.
Philadelphia at Boston.
# New york at Washington.
Chicago 3at Detroit.
Fsa h{5 FIN ST. Louis httClcYeland.
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ladelphia, 7:$BrOoklYll, 8.

Philadelphia, Il; Brooklyn, 5. II
Al PHILADELPHIA PA September 81
In u poorly played game hero to-day the
locals won from Brooklyn. s-.s,sI y.
@ Score: 'Si s 3fi y H III K HE
Brooklyn I. o !, O 90 I O 0 Is IL
d. Batteries: Nichols and Doom; Strlcklet
and Ritter. b Time, / 80. Umpire, Bause-
wine, Attendance, 1900
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Cincinnati, ga; St. Louis, So.
4 ST. LOUIS, September b.--st. Louis and
Cincinnati broke even In q. double header.
"A First game ~ II IS 7t,5 !, :, -. :,
3 Score: =. r, ~
Cincinnati ......,. 2OOsO000io-lsl Is,
Time ;33. Umpire. Emsue. y. y, q i. ~ ~
Batteries: Nc Farland and GRADY. I, Ghec s1
and Schlef "A !. az x NJ aS sirht III Il
B sSpu r, H
a.. Louis ...,...., 2tOO2i1s1 90 80 10 0
Cincinnati ......,,. o 0 ! 90 10 o.
Batteries Taylor and Grady: Vowkinle
apd schel. Time, 1;21, Umpire. Emslie,
Attendance, ], 6OO. - ~