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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
THREATEN I TO .sCALD
DAUGHTER / R !. Eyes Is Oh. out
Girl, Treated With Brutality, the
Subject 81 Habeas
Corpus.
Especial to The Tlmes.Dispntch.

(Special to The Tlmes!Dispntch.)
WINCHESTER, VA. August 17-Alleg-
Ing that Gus Orndorff and his wife, Sa-
lima Orndorff. who live in this county.
had threatened to scald the eyes out Of
the head tof their twelve-year-old daugh-
ter. Nv. r. Wilson and wife, Fannie VIII
son, who live In West Virginia, to-day
secured a writ Of hhbcas corpus from
Judge Thomas w. Harrison, requiring
the defendants TO produco the body Of
the girl In court in Winchester Saturday
next. The girls name ls Jessie Wilson,
and she is said to- be str!l1ingly pretty.
The petitioners alleged that they have
been informed from time to time OF the
Boosting. OF young Milton Orndorff the
son, that he attempted to assault Jessie,
and that he perpctrated upon the child's
person CERTAIN revolving acts. They also
allege that their daughter was mcrcilessly
whipped by Cleve Orndorff, another son,
According to the prayer OF the petit
toners, they were married III 1877, ana
lived together until five years ago, when
they auarreled. Their four children were
divided, and Jessie was turned oyer 70
the Orndorffs to be In their charge.
wilson and his wife allege that their
daughter was treated with brutality.
overwork and irrcgularly schooled, end
that she is Being illegally detained by
INA Orndorffs. The latter are referred
"a II the pctition as '"fhe Orndorff Tribe"
and ms 'tntolerant and iron-handed cap
tors" Mrs. orndorff, they alleged, has
repeatodly threatened to scald the eyes
out OF their daughter, and Wilson says
that he recently worked near tho Orn-
dorff home and that he was not allowed
to speak to his child. /,
Tho Wilson's and orndorffs arc yell
known, and the affair has created a tre-
mendous senaXIon Judge Harrison VIII
hear the case next Saturday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
ROCKEFELLER, nv BARE FEET,
!. WALKS IN CHILL MORNING AIR
Standard Oil Magnate, Adopting Knepp Cure to Resto
Health. Braves Eyes Of Wondering People.

tender by their incasement in modern
footwear, and he was heard once or twice
10 Sn1urmur ouch" as he stepped upon
rough places This conv lnced the inter-
waking L, HI his slesp as IVY, vas ; wSo
After half an hours vigorous exercise
Mr.. Rockefeller returned to his rooiS.
Beads OF splration stood on his brow,
ana his, face was q rudy color. Hc ! p !
peared In excellent spirits. and seemed 10
me- nj. FSckefollsr's. adoption OF the cure
Originated by the Rev: Father, Pfarfer
Knseipplis only part Of the general scheme
which ne has decided to follow IN the
hope that his health may be restored 70
normal cond tons. Sunshine, fresh air
and carly. morning walks on the vet gIIa1,,s s
iondness for goting VIII furnish i,
ng his Forest ELL home in this city the the
latter + IA ,, w " Z .
wondering whether Or not ne VIII rlgor-
oisly follow the advice OF Father kneipp:
il. he doss he must walk in#the snow 'e' w IN
winter. sf8s NJ ri } #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
COLD WEATHER
.F|I0[|Ri. HORSE |: ] .R:|.s: SHOW
Dreary Skies, However, Could
Not Keep Big Crowd at
Home.
NUMBER Of FAST RACERS '''=f'
Riding 81 Hunt Teams in Colors
Was One Of Features
-35 ofiDay.
NUMBER OF. FAST RACERS
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatcl.)
sI1ARR1SONBURG. VA, August IL
Tho last days exhibit Of tho Rocking
ham Horse and Colt Show Association
was held on n day that would have been
cold In September, many visitors from
tho county to the show wearing light
ovcrconts 1t was threatening rain, too.
but this did not keep tho people olit OF
town. rs IL sili
The show was fine one, both the
running and trotlng races being the
fastest ever seen here. The riding Of
the hunt teams In regulation hunt colors
was one of the features of the day.
The Winners. .
The winners are: elg f
Horscs in Hafhess-Ialc, CARRIER and
CARRIER, first !; N. p. Miller. second.
Gated Saddle Horses Major George
Chrsman, frst;s Mrs O. B.. Cooley, sec
ond !; NJ, A NJ. Jarinan, third.
Ponies in Harness--David Dunlop,
first and second; Joseph Hlrsch, third.
Ladies' Saddle Horses-Mrs, Blair
johnson. first; Hale, CARRIER and Car
ber second.
r Runabout Horses-David Dunlop, first
and second; Dr.. r. c. Firebaugh, third.
I'd Trotting and pacing race, open to all.
mile heats. best three in five:
i. First Heat Prince Z. L., owned by
owned by T.. P. Conner, second; Sadie
Temple, owned by Joe Hanna, third.
Second Heat-Prince Z. L., first Lady
Rodman. second; Sadie Temple third.
D Third ueat-Princc e. L.. first: Lady
Rodnan. second; Sunlight Chimes, third.
Time. 2:17 ssH
Running Race, half mile heats, best two
in three, for three-year-olds and over
First heat; Effie Shcpperd, II. g. Breck'
enrldge, owner, first; Dixie Paradise
Wells Brothers, + owners, second; Ere
Escape, Robert Barr. owner, third.
b Second heat Dixiea Paradise. first; 81
fie shepperd, second, Fire Escape, third.
.sThird heat; Dixie Paradise. first; Effe
shepperd, second. Fire Escape third.
N strond,tfieat madepin 81 seconds
at Hurdle Race, mile and a.half. over five
flights of hurdles-Portner Brothers, first
and second. George "a. Herring, third
Time, 2:54. n
81 Ladies. d Harness. TIorses-Dav Dun
lop, first and second; Dr.. T. c. Fire
baugh, third.
Four.in- IIand-DaS1d Dunlop. flrs..
~ Hunt Teams, three abreast, In regula'
ton hunt colors-Warrenton Hunt Iealn'
first; Keswick Hude Team. second.
Hunters and Jumpers OPEN to all-ulian
Morris, firsti Portner Brothers. second
j. T. Lindsey, third. .}
slngle' r oadsters-Devers and 1auck
first s Myers and oR hinehart, second; VII
liam Shepperd, thlrd.At
Park, Hacks-Halef CARRIER and CARRIER
first; Miss Marie Wright, second; Dorers
and Lauck, third. aE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
AUCTION SALEs-rhis Day
BY the evnlentlne Auction Coz
Bgf A1ictionecrs. iii

K BY the valentine Auction Coz
4Auctlonecrs. Alig
co UNITE rs, s. oWcAsEs,E LARGE ne.
Il FRiaERAToR, LARGE FISH 9 E
< BOXES, OIL TAM COFFEE MILLS I'LL
M MEAT GRINDER, gro, HANDSOME
LEATHER FURNITURE, CHAMBER
SUITS, WARpR oHEs, COOK STOVE,
Eroy At AUCTION
To-day, Friday August 18TH we VIII
sell at our sales-roon,s, NO; fls Ea aIAs
Broad. commencing 1880 O'CLOCK. lars
Grocer's Refrigerator. 3 good f,lsh z, !. or !.
Flat Ice Boxes, large size, Counter, snow
Cases.. 2 Counter Coffee Mills, OIL TANK,
Meat GRINDER etc.
A. Also handsome limo OF genuine Leaf u !,
or Easy Chairs. handsome Library, and Y,
Parlor Suites, Bed room Suites. Ward.
robes, first class No. 8 Cook stove,
Leather Couches, Art Squares. Bureaus,
Waststnnds. Brass Bed, Chairs, TABLES,
Rockers, Mirrors, RUGS, Pictures, Mat
trcsscs, ctc. tx
4 Sale positive.
e we pay special attention to ladies at
- TIHE7 VAL ENrINE1 AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
.CA|RNGORN WINS
SARATOGA. DERBY ] &: 4: y
.Pagct's Horse Narrowly Escapes
Being Beaten By Glen
Echo.
THE. FINISH WAS VERY GAME
The stceplechase Goes to Buck
ODowd--Fu stian and
Calabash Win.
THE FINISH WAS VERY GAME
(By Associated Press.)


e SARATOGA, N. Y. August lin as
game finish as could be wished for,
Sydney Paget's Cairngorm won the Sara
toga Derby, to-day's stake feature, by a
head from Glen Echo. It looked as though
the favorite would be beaten, but m
the last sixteenth. lin gruelling drive,
CairnGorm got up and stuck 1t out to
the finish. getting the decision by Il 9
head from Glen Echo 5s
ZEE SUMMARY. I.5ts.ilt,-
First race-seven furlongs-Fustian q
TO y first, Miss Jordan Q0sto y second,
Ralberrt (i5 to y third. Time,.1;29 80.
Second Observation-Disclosures: full course
Buck ODowd e to y first, Ruth,sr Rat
tier 70 to 81 second, knight of Harlem
4 10 y third. Time. 5;37 3d.. D. 8
Third race-fve and a hall furlongs--
Calabash Is 10 u first, nfedelNleE g TO y
second, Flavigny (30 to y third. Time,
LILO. ff tay !,
mile and Observation-Disclosures a 40
s. first, Glen Echo q to y second. Merry
Lark Is to y third. Tiple,, 2:ls. 4
Fifth race--one mile-Shrlne Q8s tool
hrst Canteen III to 81 second, New MQWn
Hay Is TO s. third. Time. ~. I,
Sixth raoe-six furlong lasal q to: y
FIRST Monterey go toD second, Third
Alarm az to i third. Time, lie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
WHERE THE WRECK OCCURRED.
]. said: imam alnt You going TO do Moth

said "man alnt YOU going to do moth
ing ~ III III; l5
''Mr. Reigs then applied tho emergency
brakes and told me to jump. did SO,
and he stuck to the throttle and fol-
lowed the engine into the water. He
didn't come up until the engine did 81
was not hurt In my jump, and lHme-
diately rushed to assist the engineer.
When reached him he was semt-uncon-
scious and could not reply 80 that could
to my question II there was
anything lie wished to say to his family
or the company, as believed him to be
dying.
"I've been railroadlng Tor over four
years, and my Instructions have been
to watch the semnphore signal, This
signal was displayed white, when lt
should have been red. 81
At this juncture the fireman was told
that Chief Train Dispatcher Hughes had
stated that the signal did not govern
stops. ~ 5
rho fireman replied: ''Woll, that infor-
nation has never been conveyed to me-
and "a Furthermore, all railroad men know
that when white Is displayed It signifies
that all things are right ahead. and when
red is In view 1t warns Of danger. =
looks to mo as th6ligh the responsibility
was up to tho draW6ridge tender, and
tho man controlling the semaphore. After
we passed 1 saw the signal turned red.
which looks to mo DIS though the man
who regulated It was tardy IN operat-
ing It, E4as 5sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
.Au CTION SALE S--This Day.
BY a. j. 4 Chewing Company
(fscal Estate Auctloreers).
Trustees Auction sale, Withulu!tl
Limit OF Reserve, Ot8the to!..I5
loving Properties, For the I I 1
Purpose Of fina Settlement

Y IN execution OF deed OF trust, dat ted
March 10. 1898. Of record ~ the CLERKS e
iS 81 PaFs s@l and i +, {, Go;''iH
sell ,b By nss y Y on ,,c,,s.r J, 7os
Al ss5 5p oei es p H. fop tic 'sorssr d.
lois q land: ~ 2ox1s feet On the north r,
side Ct Asana aa q sn
rico street, In the plan OF Ravenwood; \
lot 2ox1oO faet OF, the south side OF Thorn;
rs Street, IN the plan of 5Rnvenwood n ,,l,.l
on the north side, of Leigh Street. !, near ~
TIC Of Dln 4 ! imm n, 7,
And OF, .i 8 & 81
THURSDAY. AT Gus ST p, 1905,
AZ $50 o'clock r. M, upon the respective
premises, In order named, he following
properties: Five lots fronting together
10 feet 81 az s sas & l syffaim y
Mt1 1hts ~
6Inches on the east side OF Mitchell
Street in the reart lot at southwest Cor
fGnar NGrt yene Y ana SGrx Syst
depth OF 14s feet to an alley; an undivided Y!
half interest in lot and improvements
fronting 81 feet on the west side OF st.
: streets. s'ree' between 1'anss '''u Si71
DO not fall to attend this sale. as an
opportnnityats offered YOU to secure pro
erty, perhaps, at a great f6 SaCTlICe, us
each piece will be sold regardless &of
price. 81 i N "a 4.
. b TERMS: One fourth cash, balance Sats
49, Ia and ls months, interest added or 4, all III
chsh at the option Of the purchaser. 5s{B
SOL. CUTCH1N8, Il
s.g,f @i +. BOOTEN HILL. At
r. 3f Trust ees. III
we will also sell that attractive
Dwelling. No. COZ York Street. containing
siS rooms, In perfect condition. Lot 7Sx
THURSDAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK 2. M.,3
unon very liberal terms i NJ
Al. CHEWING COMPANY 5.5sfs
fs 5ift Auctlonecrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Divers at Work.

Wreckcrs, divers and tho officials Of
tho Atlantic Coast Line, arc still at the
scene Of the wreck, and the dead are
taken from the ruins and the WOUNDED
ana injured are sent here to the hos
pitnls. one OF tho large passenger barges
arrived hero late this afternoons, bringing
d large number Of Injured
All but two in thls party were colored
people, tho two whites being Engineer
4 s. 3. REG, OF East Radford, Va, who
was in charge ofSthc excursion train when
1t plunged through the draw, and G.. II.
Forbes. twenty-four years Of age, an cX-
cursonist from Greenvllie and an en-
ploye OF Wiley Browne &: Co., Of Green
Vile. Both Engineer Relg and Mr.. Forbes
were carried to the Norfolk Protestant
Hospital Engineer Rely was brought
from the transfer barge on tho shoulders
OF three men. lie entered the Norfolk
Protestant Hospital ambulance on his
knees, crawled to n pillow In the front
and buried his head therein. He could
only tell that his name was s. 3. Rely.
and that his home was In East Radford.
Va. He could give no details Of tho cause
/ OF the disaster and the ambulance was
hurried at once to the hospital.
Engineer Badly Injured.
Engineer Reig Had his head and Jaws
bandaged, and from all appearances he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
~ $500 h \, CO.. Ill q II. 11lsnal.ol.l

l3l N Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)
CLEv LELAND. o.. AUGUST n,-John D.! D..
Rockefeller has decided to try the knelpp
cure Afler science and med kns i hayg
to nature for relief, and, yesterday morn
Ing he took HIS first "tfeatment;"
S It was soor, liter dawn. whom the lawn
was still wet with dew, that Mr.. Kocke.
Teller vas seen to gene ,, from the kltcnen
upon the lawn Around h his form he dr SI1
morning air swept about his skirts ana
displayed two bare feet. Plunglng boldly tly
grass. his i ngure resembling restless
spirit as he strobe back and forth ana
Mr.. Rockefeller did not seem e eare
vito snY him. Possibly he thought alr thas
syss from prylnE I PIT e nsgec tslr,e tp
and a few beatcd pedestrians. who stop
pea their 70 wtnesi n t6e spee erd
parading upon the, lawn with a look or
FIRM discrimination on hlA face. ].
f-SAithoukh Mr. Rockefeller was once n
barcfooted boy, his feet had long grown o'''l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
TO THp DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF

CtANIN4So N<IoAN
Having announced my candidacy for
the nomination for the House Of Dele
gates from this COUNTY In the coming
primary, md as It will not be possible
to see each of you In person, think It
proper to state publicly my position on
certain matters of public interest which
will come before tho next Legislature
! stand chiefly for:
/, The enactment OF the Torrens sys-
tenl OF land registration, and consequent
repeal OF the present land-grabbng laws.
@, Tho building OF macadamlzed or
graded roads under contract or by con-
Wet la bor.
will Insure the introduction Of manual
Training along with the training OF the
Mind, and at Tthe same lime bring about
grammar grades OF our public free
schools. , {
being made your. nominee, ! promise. II
the welfare and prosperity Of the county
and STATE 3. W YssH RH EfsessKttMSI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Property Transfers,

Richmond: Ellen, n, IIaynes's trustee
to Matte L., Ruslkels, ss feet at. on vest vest
n Ilss q 81 r ciay yst,reet Mos5 = 49,
Matte >, Allen to Z; y Ross, ls feet ct
syinor pump and Well Company to A.:
and y Bla cker, 8 feet on south line Of
Henry s. Wnlierstein and wife to g, g.
Tyler, Ia feet on south line Of O Street.
SIS feet west OF Twenty-slxth street,
Hienry s, WallersteInu and wife TO g, g,
chPr ana r s s Htpmf s sS f eset ea 81
Of Randolph Street and 70 feet on north
line OF Wallace street. 90 feet east Of
Randolph Street sgt, a.,
sioner to Caroline G, Beattlc, legal title
to 10 acres knoWn as I'VE M 80 =
Pratt Is Ia acres adjoining the lands Of
o. II, Pearce and others. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Washington Affairs,

(From Our Regular Correspondent
WARRINGTON, y, g.. August IT.
Rural routes ordered established october
18th; Il
YirglnIa-s tanleyton, Page county, route
2. population $751; houses 126 Tyeriyer,
Nelson county, route ?. population 500,
houses 100. Is, sA n "
North CarolIna-Boomer, Wilkes county,
route O. ponulntIon 3le. houses f75.
Virginia postmasters appointed; Rock
dell Russell county: Thos. j. EIardwlck,.
vice Ogden Johnson, resigned Soles,
Mathews county, e Y illIama ]. Grllnstead,
Vice Charles @, Sales, resigned
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Cincinnati.
i(ByA Associated Press.)

y -E@WT9T1I7N( I3y ASSUCltlltu 1TebS'1 n az
CINCINNATI, o., August 17.-Latonia
! First ,race-flve furlongs-6toner Hill
(6 TO 81 first, Jimmy Maher a. 70 p
second, Leo Bright g to y third. Time,
! Second Z ra co-n,ile and SIXTEENTH
Scotch Thistle % to 10y first, Katie ! Pow
ers Is to 81 second, Omealca G to y third
Third rti RI race~six and half furlongs-,i
Miss Manners % to 10) first, Wakeful
az to y. second, Maceona @ TO y third.
Fourth race-six and a half furlongs--.
Bardolph (eyen) first. Erla Lee 20 TO b
| second. Eduardo % to@D third. Tine,
Il:z5 2-6. -
to j first Galetta as TO 81 second, Lilita]
(even) third, Time, 1Oa. as5!
Sixth race-nile and fifty ,yards-lDu111
cannon IL to q fast, Danube eco to y
Second, Jim Tyrrell 20 to j third, Time,
81 3-5 ...E TX II yffi., s.Sf AVE- ff WET si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Grand Circuit Races.
80 A.sooto,ed 1,ree,,

Il (By Associated PreE5.)
y POUGHKEEPSIE, N. y, August H.
rainy weather.. the grand circuit meeting
was resumed at tn Hudson River DriY-
Ing Park this aftrnoon with five splen-.
did races. Summaries:
@ 2:17 pace, purse ii,00o-Nal j. won three
straight heats ana race; Black Patehen
second and King Claire third. Best
s;ls pace purse s,.ooo-Kruger won
three straight heats and race; Texas
Rocker second, Tula X third. Best
2:0s trot, purse 1920 synder McGregor
won two straight heats and race. Mos
setto second, Norman B. third. Best
time. 200,
straight heats and race, Directe, second,
Governor Crane third. Best time, 2:15.
2;N pace. purse $l,600-Nathan Straus
won first and third heats and ra ce, Lp-
conda second, won second heat: Nervola
third, Best time. 2:05
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Originate in South.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch..,

Is BALTIMORE, MD, August II, -Analyz-
Ing the figures OF American exports dur
Ing the past fiscal year In comparison
with those for tho preceding year, tho
Manufacturers Record shows In this
weeks Issue that about Il per cent, OF
Indirectly at tho South. the South's great
staple. cotton. and Its products playing
IN Important pnrt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Richmonders in New York,
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch,

Especial to The Tmes-Dspatch,)
NEW YORK, August 1Z-Broadway
4 Central-C M, Street, II. B. Taylor;
Tolland--Nrrs. j, Stewart, Misses Stew
art; st. DenIs--A, II. Miller; Grand-IF, s..
Woodson. wife. e.. w. Poo, G. G. Bosher
and wife; Breslln-J. Gansa York-Niss
M, FIlrsh Miss y. IIilleri Astor--C, G..
Walker and wife, w, V. Malloy; Herald
square-R &. Thornton; Imperial--A, K.
Weaver,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

Statement OF fireman Alfred Cooper IN
Intelligent colored man: IA
1--WE were running at q rate Of fifteen
or twenty miles an hour as we approach
cd the bridge AS we drew nearer and
nearer 10 tho drrN without any effort
or the engineer to apply the brakes. !
grew alarmed but said nothing, as I sup
posed the engineer knew his business.
notwithstanding that 1t was his first trip
over this section OF the road. When we
got within q few feet of the draw, l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Greensboro a; Charlotte, =

Especial 10 The'Tlmes-lJlsPltcHO ~ e
GREENSBORO, IN e., August II.
Greensboro won from Charlotte N tho
afternoon by q score Of !. The game
was a very interesting one, and there
were number Of good plays, Had.ey's
Two put-outs at home at me same Tune
The visitors only two hits, and these
Wera In the first inning, ~, !,
. Score: n lst 4. II. ~
Greensboro ."..,..o o22oo0o,-!
Batteries, !, Greensboro, WhIpple ana
Ryan; Charlotte, Howard and Hadley
Time, 1;25.S Umpire, Mr., Malone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Negro Business League.

iBy Associated Press0
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE second
days session of, the National Negro
Business Leagues sixth annual conyen-
ton to-day was devoted t9 We reading
or a. number OF papers py ae!esates'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
TRAIN PL U Nc e.
into THE RIVER.
Continued from First Pasc.)

tor 8 seven miles from Portsmouth, and
about nine miles from Norfolk
THE kinston excursion consisted almost
entirely Of negro passengers; those II tho
first three coaches being practically all
negroes. 1t stopped at 1iinston, a sta
tlon on the eastern branch Of tho At
lnntic Coast Line, about thlrty-slx miles
from Newbern, N. c., and took on pas
sengers from Grifton, Grenvllle, parmelce,
Goose Neck 11obgood. Scotland Neck
TIllery and Fender and the surrounding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

basesMnoso o., II, Hobbs. Fac no. Bases
81! ba!ls-Or 'HulcGher, !; or 6, Gathr'ght, /.
out-Bv GathrlghHsh; Hulcner. 3 Time
Of game ;35. Umpire. Mr., Daniel 'Ho-
gan, Attendance. 1850. p e. III * A,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Pittsburg, s; Brooklyn, a

FtSDHrs, 5, bIUOk!y1, q
Ions men mst The he Ftsbpsrg players On
their homo grounds to-day and were
defeated. III vi
'Pittsburg 4. .,...,,202O1Oo 0o-6 8 81
Brooklyn ;, .,.,..l 100000 % 10 u
q Batteries; Lynch and Peits, Scanlon
stSane Ber X;teada Ts s u.s. Umpire John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
New York q: Chicago. o

1VCW = O1 N,tI ~ 0I155Sa6V' y M -
NEW YORK. August 17.-Mathewson's
pitching was BY far too good for the vis-
.iting Chicagoans to-day.
q Score II. II. T..
Chicago h. !. ,..ooooooooo-o 8 9
New York 20 O20 000t-3 o Q
Batteries: Wicker and King; Math-
ewson and Bowerman, Time, LAS, UNI
pire. O'Day, Attendance, 5000.
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Philade lphia, "a; ST, Louis, \. A

Philadelphia, q; ST. Louis, !, N
home Cub to-day made f'ye hits in the he
second inning for three runs, which
proved enough to win.
ST. Louis ..,,,..,.,o 100000 oil !
Philad eiphia 40 30l000,os-4 ii
Batteries; Thlelman and Leahy; Dug
gleby and DOOM, Tine. 1880. Empires.
Enlslie ana Klem Attendance, ,2,eoe,
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South Atlantic League.

Al Macon: Augusta, s.; Macon, !.
Al Columbia: Columbia, 8; Savannah, o.
At Charlesto Charle acksony.lle.
postponed (ralm.
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Cincinnati, s; Boston, 3,

Cincinnati, S; Boston, 8,
BOSTON, MASS, August l7.-Ewlng
outpitched Young in to-day's came,
4 Score: +, n. y,
Cincinnati I. $50 llsoo19S-s 2
Batter!ep: Ewing and Street; Young
and Needham. Time, las. Umpire,
Bause wine. Attendance, 2.5l2,
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Southern League.

Al Atlanta: First Atlanta, 4;
Nashville 3, Second game-Atlanta, ! !;
AAi Il Montgomery, Montgomery, 81 Biz
' Al LITTLE Rock: shreYeport-Llttle Rock,
= Al Memphis. Memhis-New Orleans,
no game. N
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.RICHLANDER AND
ATHLETICS WIN Y.
Two Eastern Teams Take First
Games in Western
Series.
GIANTS SHUT CHICAGO OUT
.Ouakers Move Into Third Place
in National League-Pirates
Beat Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE 6
Scores Yesterday.
, RRs!eeYf sPPs' !; Z d, RstEs'' I
Where They Play Today.
Boston at Detroit, -, !. :,
Wash1 PEbfiade n ele et g. Louis.
Z K y . i r
Standing Of the Clubs.
New York, q; Cleveland, 1

m NEW OK, q IO1eVeIdHu,
%CLDvELAND, o.. August l7.-New York
did not get hit on Joss until the ninth
inning, whom they secured enough 70 vim Z.
HScore: y. Il. y.
Cleveland .,......,.ooo1i9e93oo-1l !
Batteries: j oss and BueloW; Cheshire,
Mcclure and Klelnow. Time, LAS: Um-
p!res, O Loughlin and Connolly. Attend
nnce 40S
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY! TO LEND
AT TILE LOWEST RATE OF INTER.
cat on Richmond city, suburban and good
farm property. &. \, ~ ~.
Fireman Tells Story.

be obvious. have nothing more 7
saw" aE 43l !s&a ~ w