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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
The Valentine Museu m,

+ + a 4
summer at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware,
Mr., James w. PhRup. who was kicked
over the right eye by p COW he was milk
ing few days ago. and painfully in-
jlred, Is much improved. ia iii
N Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard arc visit
ing Mrs Leonards father, In Lynchburg.
Before they return to the city they Will
spend several days In the North.
Mrs. ED. Donahue Is sick ut her resi-
dence, on Louisiana Street.
Miss Mabel Frayser, daughter of Super
visor w. B. Frayser, has returned from
"a delightful stay with friends in New
Kent county. l5
Mr.. Charles Hunter, OF Montrose. has
returned from his vacation. which was
spent at his old home, In New York
State,
William and Floutnoy Barksdale Of
Halifax county, are tho guests of their
brother, Or. George r. Rarksdale.
Agnes Haycox. the little granddaugllr
ter Of Mr.. John Garfield. of tina Osborne
Turnpike, who was bitten BY a snake
several days ago, Is rapidly recovering
from her wound. The little tot. who Is
only nineteen months old, was playing
In the garden and picked up the snake
without knowing what II was. The snake
in turn sank It's fangs In two places ln
the little ones hand and made ior INC
bushes, DR.. B. L. Reams was called nnd
dressed the wound,
Miss Josie Tndall and her niece, Nelll r
Roland, are visiting her aunt, Mrs Jama
Rafferty,, In Baltimore. \ AZ 81
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. r. Il. Norment. bookkeeper for
Hunter and Co.., Richmond. Va, has ac-
cepted a position with Schmeltz Brothers
Bank, Newport News, 4as8
Mrs. v, *. Mann, OF 100 Taylor Street,
has Just returned from Il delightful trip
to the mountains Of Virginia.
"a Mrs, I, B. Rider Is quite sick at her
homo on Clay Street,
Mr., James u, Moncure OF 204 East
Franklin Street, is Visiting at Rectory,
Ala. eSy 4
Mr. j. Earl Hughes left yesterday to
spend his vacation at his homo, North.
Mathews county .i
/ Messrs. Gordon II. Kelly and. Leonard
Kelly. OF this city, are spending their
vacation In New York and Atlantic City.
Captain George II, Reynolds, OF Cobb's
Island, Va. is visiting Mr.. IA. Capers.
iJr,, 1905 West Avenue.
I Mrs. Charles Bay and Miss Clara G..
Schmidt, of Philadelphia. are stopping
with their cousin, Miss Rosa NYelnburn,
sl3 N, Fifth Street.
Misses I.otte and Minnie Derleux,
daughters Of the Rey. pr. W.T., DerIeux,
of this city. have left for Chester, 8, c.,
where they will spend some time.
Mr.. r. III, Sweet, treasurer New Kent
county, WAS In the auditors office yes-
terday. WI A.s fg1 n, n 4
j O. . b q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Succeeded in9Wini1ing $Four Out
ofSix.Races on Yesterdays
Card.
DEVIL I [:'v TREE GETS THE SIXTH
Alvin Defeats Geraniuin and
Voladay-Results on
II Other Tracks.
.(By Associated press

NEW YORK, July n.-Long priced
horses had an Inning at Brighton Beach
to-day, winning four out OF the six
races. Summary:
I First race-slx furlongs--N1ary Morris
Z 10 tod first, Ladsarlen Is to y second,
Youth (s TO y third. Time, 1:4.
Second raGe-six furlongs-Teacress 90
to u first, Burlegh q to y second Lady
Uncas e to 81 third. Time. 1:13 20.
8 Third race-mile and aFslxteenth-Bl Black
Prince (O to y FIRST Humo e to 81 soc.
iond, Don Royal Q2 to y third. Time.
,1:47. &
6 Fourth race-n,ilc and a furlong--Alw,lln
al to 10Y FIRST, Geraniunl Is to y second,
voladay Us 10 y third. Time, 1852 ,2-5.
3 Fifth race--one mile and q sixteenth
Line Of Life 6 to y first, St. Breeze
go to j second, Buttons Is TO y third.
Time, 1:474-5.
4 Sixth race-flye and half furlongs-
Devil Tree as to 81 first, Blvouacs 6 TO y
second. Argentine e 10 y third. Time,
los 2.5. 5. As * aj4 " Y i533
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RICHEST MAN I'm THEAWORLD
HLNGERS FOR shlINDL II !. tVOR DS.
IIun1iliatcdsant Unhappy, Master.
Of Mil1ions Grieves Under.
Public Dentllciation.
HAS GROWN VERY SENSITIVE.
SBreatlied Great Sigh Of Relief
When He Read Last Of
Tarbcll- Articles.

.i5
Especial tosThe Times pispatch.)

Nh Especial toEThe Timcs- Dispntch.) s
sf CL11v T5LAND o.. July 2l.--John D.
Rockefeller thirsts for sympathy, hungers
for d kind word .s 53g
with his uncounted millions and tho
mastery Of men. his lifelong nbiton
gratificd. and no more worlds left for HIS
imercenary conduering the richest man In
the world sits BY the hour at Forest Hill,
his chin sunk on his breast, or walks for
hours under the trees OF his magnificent
estate, always alone, except for his
guards, who keep at distance from him.
always In gloom. {,
He has lost interest In golf; he has
become lmorosc; never free In his CONVEX
sationH With his employees, he now speaks
only when absolutely necessary. and then
gives his directions terscly and absently.
His greatest interest now Is In his press
clipping burcau. which is known4to be q
system perfected as highly as those main
talned for the benefit OF kings. St B.
The flood OF printed denunclation re-
Gently let loose upon him exercises over
him Assassination which.he cannot escape,
though tho Inevitable consequence DO
humiliation and &heartburning.
Avid Interest in Press Clippings.
IN other days Rockefeller treated public
opinion AS expressed in type with con-
tempt, ignoring the writings as he would
have ignored the writer's. Nothing. print
cd about him interested him. All that Is
changed. With the keenest interest he
now Sawalts each new attack. reading
every condemnng word at the earliest
opportunity his clipping service affords
him. The latest Tarbell article. made
public Wednesday, was no exception
Every word from the authors imputa-
ton that his wealth had besmirched
charity. and education, wherever 1t had
touched them, to the unsparing autopsy
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Got His Bride ANYHOW.

tS STAMFORD, CONN, July PA large
party OF guests who gathered here We'd
nesday, at the home Of William, Everhard,
Jr,. In Franklin Street. to witness his
marriage to Miss Theresa u. Horne, OF
sheepshead Bay. N. Y, were disappointed
Miss Horne failed to appear. The brides
groom hurried to sheepshead Bay, whore
Miss. Horne lives with her uncle Thomas
Cosgrove, and his wife,. Everhard says
the prospective brides failure to come
to Stamford was duo to the Influence Of
her uncle and aunt. who opposed the
marriage. He says no wps able to over
come this Influence ane that he and
Miss Horne were married Wednesday Mt
Sheepshead Bay,
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. m u Il ~
Of, his physIoghomy and the verdict that
.itlshowed 'the oldest man In the world
a living mummy was read BY her sub
ject With avid interest.
4 After reading tho last sentence he ex-
claimed: ID II e II . "a +; . 8 n f
]'n"rhank the Lord It's her last
X All of which comes from D source as
authentic as anything could be. barrlng
a declaration from the tortured Croesus
himself. Though no has little to say to
them, tho attaches at Forest ELL, VINO
have been there longest have learned TO
read Rockefeller like n Sunday school
lesson. g * Il jE6 y, iii I, h, Isl 4
Hungry for Kind Words.
Is So when David z. Howatt, the long
trusted superintendent of the oil kings
grounds, says ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS what
Mr.. Rockefeller wants; It's what he
yearns for day after day." he knows what
Sc is talking about. & Il
II Rockefeller In his might. 1t Is said. has
grnsped at such few kind words as have
been Z spoken for him as eagerly ana
thankfully as child In her poverty
might clutch penny to buy sweeta
Though he questions with unvarylng care
.ha many appeals for aid that come tr
hin, dissecting motives and purposes
with minute scrutiny suspicious always,
the few words said IN his defense have
been accepted by him at their face value
and more, gratefully and triumphantly,
with. never a suspicion OF their dsinter-
estedness. ma +,
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Is DELLA HAYNES WINS.
Supreme Court Grants Writ Of
Error in Bribery Case. 4

Judge r. Fl. Cardwell, Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, yesterday granted the
writ OF error asked for by the counsel
was recently sentenced 10 five years IN
the penltentiary on the charge OF brib-
cry. III. s 81 II
Ss The woman has strong counsel, being
represented byi Captain George D. Wise
iMessrs Fl. NJ. Smith,. Harry G. Glenn
and Gilbert X. Pollock. Captain Wise,
which were presented to the Court OK
Appeals. There are other indictments
against the woman. charging her with
abduction. and these will go over until
the case before the higher court is dis
posed OF. TheRcas will come before the
Supreme Court on its merits, and Fill
docket. FIJI ~ s5 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22

Virginia Council. No. 2, Daughters Of
Liberty. celebrated Its eleventh anniver-{
sary on Friday night at the J. O. U. a.
M. Hail.. :t2S 81 x NJ
4 Past Councillor Charles Hodges pre-
sided, and n very pleasant evening was
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Labor Laws in Australia

The. laws governing labor in New zea-
land are often enforced In a most exas-
tperating way. says DR.. Francis E. Clark
In an article on Australasia In Public
Opinion, IL You are In a !ba rber's chair
after the clock strikes u on Saturday;
or whatever day OF the week may be the
legal half holiday. you are liable TO arr
rest and fine. as well as the barber who
shayes you, II a poor dressmaker Is
seen with a llght In her shop after 6
o'clock, she exposes herself to arrest In
some parts OF the country. however much
her customers may need the dress or she
may need the money. In the eye OF the
law every Chinaman (for there are q few
celestials still left in the, larger cities)
Is a factory and comes under the pro-
visions OF the factory laws II he is
caught Ironing a shirt out of hours he Is
in some places fined or Imprisoned with
out mercy At one time, In some sec
lions, house servants were obliged to
take a half holiday, whether they wanted
1t or not, and were compelled to leave
their masters premises, nolens Hoens,
unless actually prevented BY sickness.
Servants In America apparently do not
need such legal compulsion to take their
Thursday afternoon out
ia physician OF whom know, after
a long and arduous morning Of calls upon
patients, was driven home by his coach \
man, who threw him the reins as they
arrived at his house door saying: You
win have to take the horse out yourself
to-day, sir: this Is my half holiday and
am not allowed to work, any longer
And the curious thing about the state,,
'n,ent was that It was not the impudent
uppishness OF a servant, but actually
GOOD law for the servant and master.
would both have been liable to arrest and
flne Il the coachman had embarrassed the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Harry Lehr Angered,

NEWPORT, r. T., July 81 Directing 10
being photographer in the public streets
without his permission having been OBJ
tained, Henry S. Lehr became the central
figure in lively controversy In front Of
the Casino at noon yesterday Alone, he
failed to cope successfully with the man
with the camera, but having called Chief
of Police Crowley and "a policeman to his
asslstane, he ssucceede In having the obs
jectionable man removed. II III rs;
Miss Anita Sands, who seemed to sec
the funny side of,the affair, called upon
volunteers to smash the camera, but by
that time the police had put an end to
the trouble. B
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st. Louis.
(By Associated Press.)

ST. LOUIS July 2l.-Delmar SUM
marles: IL 5a
First receive and half furlongs-
Chief Hayes e to 81 first. Kiss q to y
second, Selfish e to- y third Time,
1872 3-5. 5a3s. b Ii II u Al
Second receive furlongs-Ma ggie
Powers 6 to y frst. Ma e Lynchb(3 to y
second Bitter Brown e to II third. Time,
I :0s.
Third racc-six furlongs-Ele How
ard e to y first. Gene HandlonH(5 to y
second, Fannette Is to y third. Time
4 20 3-5. ss
Fourth race-six furlongs-A1ayor g to
81 first, Jucora e to ID second, Bendleo
go to y third. Time. 10 3-5.
Fifth race-slx furlongs-Mimo q to
~ first. Jim Tyrrell GO TO y second saul
40 to y third. Time, 1:2ls
Sixth ,race--mile and seventy va rds-II 4
III. Powell Is to y first. r.aHart g to y
second. Deluslon 10 to y third. Time Inc
$1.h 2-5 si5t3 Il ,l 81 IA :, d. III hi III \ y
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Cincinnati.
BY Associated Pres

I ; Z I'll 2
/. CINCINNATI o., July N----Latonia
summaries: Z. 84 81
IA First, race-seven 5furlongs-Lady Lavish
1 go to ~ first, Merino (25 to- y second,
8CIandestine e to 81 third Time 80 is.
4 Second race-nye furlongs--Agno Is to
~ first. Loyal Front IA TO 81 second,
Hoipoloi e to q third Time ] :o2 Is.
Il Third race-six furlong s-N1ansard Il to
~ first, El Donoso (6 tod second. M jor
Carpenter d5 to DEthird. Time, :15 2-5
Y Fourth race--mile and fifty yards
Birch Broom % to Joy first, Hortensia
Is to y second, slss Lee e to p third.
Time, 1:46 Ii. Z, $5
Fifth race-steeplechase. handicap
90 =
"a to y third. Time. 3:35 Is. .3f
Sixth race-one mile--Dr. Wang e to
Is FIRST. Ara e to s. second, Bercher. q
to y third fine. 1 AS.
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HatpinSin Heart.

DETROIT, MICH. July q Hired Mont.
gcmery, a walter Of Sand wich, Ont, who
was taken TO st. A1arys Hospital July 9th
With wound in his breast, made by a
hatpn, died yesterday. Six inches OF the
hin was found Embedded in$ his breast,
part Of 1t actually In the mans heart,
When taken to the hospital Montgom-
cry said he received the wound by acci-
dent, asserting that a woman, with whom,
he had been In u cafe. had slipped and
lurched against him as she was pinnlng
on her hat, causing tho wound. It is now
thought that the wound was received dur
inc A. row at his home,g Canadian officials
say that Montgomery s wife Is missing.
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Rhode Island Commissioners.

Especial to The Times lspatch.)
Il NEWPoRr NEWS. VA. July 2l.-'rhe
Rhode Island Commissioners to the
Jamestown. sltton-J ohm Taggard,
Bloggett, Colonel n VIII llnn r. Sheehan,
Dennis a 5 sheehan and George N. Kings
brg accompanied BY G. Brooks onn;
ston. chairman OF tho Exposition Bcar.!
evening here. being entertained by Mayor.
Buxton. j. L.. Patton and other promi-
inent local men. #
II The party Inspected tthe ship yard and
water front, and tonight had. Inner at
Hotel Warwick. ,i,,{ts{
Shortly. after nine o'clock they returned
10 Norfolk f.gs sTf Mt tsss Il sBtI n
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(By Associated Press. }

LONDON. July 2l.-The tennis seen at
Wimbledon to-day in the opening stages
OF the champ ionshlp round for the
Dwight F. Davis International cup be-
tween the American and the English
teams, was exceptionally brilliant AL
though the American representatives.
Holcombe Ward and William A. Larncd.
were beaten In the singles, they sue
ceeded In making English hearts quake
IN the earlier, rounds Of both games.
The Americans are two points behind,
but they hope 10 win the doubles to.
morrow. King Edward Is expected to
attend either tomorrow OF. Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
New Tortue Devised.

@ NI9W YORK. July a,-Cigarettos are
tabooed on Ellis Island. Commissioner
tWatchorn has started a crusade by stop
ping thelr sale. and causing It to be
known among the employees that clga-
rette smokers are not wanted
Immigrants are nearly all addicted to
the use of cigarettes. and since the sale
has been stopped there. CONSERVATION
has prevailed among foreigners, who can
not understand why these are denied to
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anxious to retire from farming. we aha II
1ffer for sale. at public auction, upon the
n
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Charlottesville. rs !; Orange, s

(Special 10 The Titnes-D spatch.)
CIIAkLOTTEsVIDLIC vA..S July 2l.--
on tho rilVArslty theleticE neld To-day,
the. newly organized CharlottesvilleI Base.
'pf bail kafries with Grange, tho score
Visitors. Willis CheWri,ig was In the tyx
being ie to-. s. sbicer pitched for the
The heavy 4 I'd In. that fell Just before
the contest made good ball playing of.
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Deaths Of a Day.

Deaths were reported at the Board
OF Health office yesterday as follows:
a White-R ebert L. Childress, 70 years
old; Margaret, Ann Gillian, GO years;
Mary M. IIarroll, 10 years; Thomas W,
years.
\ 4 olored- William Tenant IS years;
George Williams, 20 years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
American Yacht Wins.
lky AssoNlated Press, }

poRAL. QUEBEC, July sl.--The -An,sri-
can yacht Manchester, the challenger for
the seawanhaka cup, defeated the Alex
andra, the Canadian defender, In the
second race of the series to-day. The
Manchester's time was two minutes and
.flfty-twc, seconds better than tho ,Alsxans,
dra'A ii Il
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\ Ran Home to Die.

81 NEW y DIRK. July 21.--While playing
with several friends In Congress Street.
between Columbia and Hicks Streets,
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon Thomas
Conroy, seven years old. OF No. 50 Column
bia Street, was run over by nm Ice wagon,
heavily laden. All Of his ribs were broken
and his chest crushed. but when the
Wagon, cleared him the boy arose, ran
more than a block to his home, and then
ell dead at the feet Of his uncle, and his
aunt, with whom he lived L. N 4. I.
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DEATHS

Thursday morning, u t
f her residence, 9o5 East Byrd Street, Mrs,
a MARGARETA, GILLIAAl, IN the sixty
Funeral ID O'clock a. NJ. SATURDAY
4 from 8 n Peters Ca hedral !
/. MAYNARD Died, In Fort Asslnnlboipe,
ALL EN a q, MAYNARD, i, In the
tWenty-hrst year OF his age. 3s 81
InterAaent temp rarily IN Montana.
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OBITUARY. ii i /. i
Allen C. MAYNARD,

Mr.. Allen O.. Maynard. died at Fort
SAsslnaboine, Mont. Thursday night as
the result OF injuries received In q fall
from his horse. A He was son Of Mr..
IA. q. Maynard, a we'll known contractor
Els father and his brother, Mr.. Randolph
Maynard, Of this city, survive him.
US He was twety-one years OF age, Flo was
Sin the United States cavalry. The inter-
ment win be made temporarily In Mon
tana.
Prominent Citizen Dead.
. Mr.. Edmund S. Tompkins. one Of the
Oldest and most prominent citizens OF
Richmond. died Thursday night at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. De Jarnette,
In Ashland. II
Mr.. Tompkins was seventy years of &c.
{ For many years he had been identified
with the banking interests Of Richmond.
4 He was 4 Confederate veteran. having
fought throughout the war under Stone
wall jackson. He was thlrty-third de-,
gree Mason. and a member of the
shriners and knights Templar.
He Is survived BY two daughters, Mrs.
Dc Jarnette. of Ashland, and Miss Sadie
Tompklns Of Richmond, and by two
sisters, Mrs, w, B. Tompkins and Mrs.
r.. b, Workman. OF Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Dogs to Race in Harness..

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 2.-Al-
fred G. Vanderbilt has agreed to match
his coach dog, Plum Pudding, to race
a'hrIndle pup. belonging to Jack Donnelly,
manager Of the stable OF Mrs. Grosvenor,
OF New York.
The race is to be In harness to express
wagons. and Is scheduled to take place
Saturday afternoon. at the Horse Show
grounds Est 5 IS
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when beginning With D. three-base hit
OF Leonard ana Tho long drive OF Smith,
the Commissioners made six ruhsN thus
defeating the collegians badly BY d score
5of s TO AZ A Is III
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William Chinault.

(speclal 10 The Tlmes,D lspaIch,)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA;, July el-
zen OF Caroline county, died this week
at his home, near shumansville after an
illness OF several months. Hell sur
viVed by his wife, two children, his
mother and one sist err
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Mrs. B. K. Smith.
snec,al d The Times-DIslpatch,) /,

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatchD
NORFOLK. VA, July 21,-'The body OF
Mrs. b. K, Smith, widow OF Dr.. r. A..
smith, Of Raleigh, N. G., who has been
visiting her son in this city for several
weeks, and who died last evening at his
home, No. Byrd Place, Brambeton, in
the 73d year of her age, was to-day sent
ID the family, homestead Haywood, N. c.,
,rial
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Cincinnati, &; Brooklyn, L..

3 BROOKLYN, NY, July Fl .--Erooklyn
went down to defeat before Cincinnati
to-day In the twelfth inning
BROOKLYN I .,.oooo1oo o o 90 OIL .
Cincinnati ,...sO0O Dol 004-6 ~ Q
Batteries: Mcintyre, scanon. and Ritz
ter; Harper and Phelps, Time, 2;27' At
tendance. 1000, Umpire, Emslle,
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New Anaesthetic Discovered.

BERLIN. July 2l..-Two German scen-
lists announce the discovery Of n new
anaesthetic, having oil the virtuos OF COS,
caine, without the latter's secondary i'll
effects. The new substance Is called
''allypine." 1t deadens pain and does
not contain poison. 0 IL @ IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
He Knew.

sunday School Tea cher-If you are kind
and polite to your playmates what wis
scholar-They'll think they kin lick me-
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Brief Items From Eperypphere.

them. The cigarette in the contracting
caterers stores have been packed away
as cad stock. "S w s4s
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Where They Play To-day.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Il Clubs. Won Lost Fl Clubs Won Lost 4 i T
iPittsburs ...54 81 .e2s|St. Louis,...3l IS $50
Chicago T.....50 IS .5ss' Boston .....27 So .3ls
Philadelphia 40 IS .5s3 Brooklyn ...o4 IS ..93
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Clubs Won Lost RI Clubs Won Lost r
Cleveland 40 q 1893 Boston ....,a5 q 4M
Chicago .....,.4s 90 60, New York 81 40 .a5e
Phlladcpha.i5 81 1892 ST.. I,ouls....U q .3s
Detroit......N IS .5l3 Tvashlngton.28 80 .aia
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Washington. a; Norfolk, !,

4 800 Especial 70 TIC Ilmes,plap0tc
NORFOLK, VA, July al,-The second
4 ianle between the ,missloness. B OF
Washington, p. g., and the Norfolk Col
.ege team to-day was exciting, The Col
.egians8 mad a run In the first Inning.
and the game wa played without vans
lsSe to either side VI the eighth inning.
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FINE, 4 TELL Youl a
g, & o, Saturday Afternoon Special to
the Seaside. 800 round trip. Leave
Richmond 3 r. NJ.
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Southern League.

Az New orleans-New Orleans s; At
At0L!ltle Rock-Little Rock, q Blrmlng-
ham, 8. "a
ro IN fti
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Wedding on Pixies Peak.

a COLORADO SPRINGS, July 2 lI..r-- -.
Ballard OF Manitou,s and Miss Grace +.
Post, OF Emporia, Kan, were married yes
'terday on the top Of the steel obseryTa q
tory Z on the summit OF Pixies Peake
IA ,222 feet above seaHleyel.a This wedding
is the highest recorded here. e
/ IN company with thlrty-hve young
friends, the bride and groom rode Fburros
by moonlight up the Peak. arriving lgt IN
time for sunrise. An early morning, tram tran
brought up the Rev. j. W. Nicely. ana M
nifty other persons,ias witnesses.
Far below cloudsAhung around the shoul'
ders Of the Peak, heavy. with rain, but the
sun shones on the ,br!de. III t.a5