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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-28
MAYOR dunno
IN milwaukee

(Scripps News Association.)
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 28.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the recep-
ton of Mayor E. F. Dunno of Chi
cago, who will be the guest of the
Jefferson club today and will de-
liver an address on Municipal
Ownership of Public Utilities" at
Lincoln hall this evening.
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public schools. This, it has been
reported here, is particularly the
case in New York with the child.
rem Of Italian parents, of whom
more than $4,000 are enrolled in
the public schools.
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No. $3.50.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Peter Swedlund, Deceased.
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I've known fellers t. spend so
much time tryin' t look dignified
th't their eyebrows finally shut off
their view NV ev'rything.
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OLDEST AMERICAN I
HOTEL is CLOSED
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(Scripps News Associatlon.)
WEST BROOKFIELD, Mass,
Nov. 2S.-The West Brookheld
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in continuous service in the United
States, has been closed and will
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No. 1881.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Ingibrit Hammer, Deceased.
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Window glass is to be raised In
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right along.
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IN The PUBLIC EYE

GEN. BATES COMM AND UNITED STATES ARMY.
Maj Gen. John Bates will Lieutenant General Chaee in
command of the United States army the
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"You shoIy got shape
youal imp"
putin a little gasoline i'm"
Whufoh?"
He'll I EN-
nachly is neck git
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DR.. p. 8. Byrne ana q. L. Ingersoil.
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The Where did he get it" question in Gotham has be
by the terse HydeHarriman interrogatory: Who lied?
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On its way upward the Isle of Pines revolution threw
assortment of vari-colored lights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Winners Took AL Six
teen Matches Of Third Round.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.) x
z NEWPORT, r. l., August q .--ESpscted
winners took all sixteen matches OF the
third round of the national tennis cham
pionshlp In singles at the Casino to-day,
There was some difficulty to-day In So
lecting good match for the exhibition
court, but finally Richard Stevens, an
old-time favorIte and G. Watson. Jr., q
young aspIrant, wSre started and FUR
nshad some good sport for four sets,
Stevens won three out Of four.
I The hardest fought match Of the day
was between G. A. Lyon and G. G:
Hinckley which went five sets. one or
them a long distance affair, before Lyon
won.
Clothler, Wright, Larned and Behr are
still in the play.
The star match do-mSrf1aw 1nrne Rr1 and
r, p, Little, with the former as the
favorite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
.CHAMPLA|N FOR
DOLLY SPA An K. q
Molly Brant Second and Oxford
Third in Handicap Feature
Yesterday.
LAST ! LAST DAY At SARATOGA.
Second Race Goes to Caloorllat-
chez and Fifth to The Lady
.Rohesia.
LAST DAY At SARATOGA "a.
.(By Associated Prcss.)

\ SARATOGA, N. T., August A.-The
last day OF racing at the Saratoga track
called out an exceptionally large crowd.
The Champlain, with three starters. Molly
Brant q to 10) favoritc, Dolly spanker
and Oxford was the feature. Dolly Spank
CIR won by half a length.
SUMMARY.
First races IL furlongs--Yalagal e to
81 first. Debar al to 10Y second. Speed
way 4 to y third. Time, 1:U7.
Second racc-Stecplechasc. short course
Caloorhatc chez e to 81 first, Wooden Is to
y second. Jim Newman (evem third.
Time, &c.
Il Third racc-6 furlongs- Brush Up q to
~ first, Luretta @ Ito D second, Fleur dc
Marie no to- third. Time. l:13 80. &
Fourth racc-The Champlnln Handicap;
mile and one-cighth-Dolly Spankcr e TO
~ first Molly Brant Il TO 10) second, Ok
ford q to y third. Time, :53.
Fifth race--1 mile-The Lady Rohesia
90 to y first. Knight of Rhodes q to -
second, New Mown Hay III to 10, third.
Time, 40.
SIKH race-51-2 furlongs-Ben Holder
Q1 to 81 first, Holscher q to p second,
Nostromo e to u third. TING. 1:e7 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
Emporia, I; Brownies, 0.
=, = min T,mes- pIspatch.l

(Spccial to The IlmeSr Dihpai ILL
4 EMPORIA, VA, August ia pattie
tbs sstsTn9on t Se
hrownics Of Richmond. and the home
EmporIa played pn ch srr95tsas
Du, the score below telling the story IN
no uncertain terms. -
The home boys played the fastest an ni
best game Of their lives, nnd \ Tonight IN "a
arc the recipients OF unstlnted praits ,G.
" ne nome c askins r fhe
H,sns, a ttnntlance in the history Of local
sen the o aeS sse
NV ma.u fonrc thereby saving the game To-
IL BsHwn sssrt w avd Psy e Ito p0yo
pga tho Empora team behind then :, = me r.
S s;@ror Is as t e.s oooooo1-i
Earnpwnies ..,.,.......O 0 o 90 Q ~ !
Batteres ~ h OBJ on a balls off Hobbs j OF
B fna Msi i; Struck out ~ Hobbs II ,, BY
Brooks Q; home run l;y,n ", hoP Umpire s,
D, Goodwin. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
By Associated Pre- So j

u j j "
SEAGIRT, N. r., August a.-The open
Ing session Of the military rifle tour
nament here began to-day. The attend
tance broke all records. AS regards the
business Of the day, the range was abso-
lutely overwhelmed with competitors.
AT Fort Riley, Kansas, the scene of
II the national competitions In August of
last year, 1t was with difficulty that
}thlrty-six competitors the minimum num-
Der allowed by the conditions. were Sc
cured for the national individual match.
When the bugle sounded this morning, G57
riflemen a good-sized regiment, reported
I at the firing line.5 management and cx-
ecutvc ability of high order were
essential to handle the vast throng. The
men in uniform were divided into relays.
and some Of them were forced to walt
several hours for their turnsto shoot.
They started in at 200 yards. Some few
concluded the work at 300 yards, and
began to fire their scores al 500 yards
before cease firing" was sounded for
the day.
Cadets Made Fine Showing.
The excellent showing Of the mem
bers of the United States corps Of cadets
from West Point was a feature of to-
days firing. Although this is the first
time the West Point cadets have particle
pated In competition at Seagirt, they
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son; third, Roger J.9T. Myerly; fourth,
Daisy.fJ. L. Burchell. Jr.
Glass 81 Quick Draft Mare and Foal--
First, Stella and colt, L. M. Welton;
second, Stella and colt Milton Stipe;
third. Emma and colt,,}IIarris Brothers,
Winchester. VA: fourth, Starlight and
colt, John a. Vorous.. h
Glass 49, Heavy Draft stalllons-Flrst,
Sir Charles. H. ". Shepherd; second,
Logan, r. G. Garter. ..S.
!. Glass 4e Heavy Draft -year-olds-
First, Kit. j. G. Rutherford.
Class 40, Heavy Draft Four-h horse Team
to Wagon-First, team. John w. Carlisle.
eler w. w. SmalWood: second. Sam,
r. Ii. Frazier; third, Victor, RI Mar
shall. Washington. D. c.; fourth, Miss
Dandely, II. r. Smith.
1, Glass H. Horses in Harness. Best Pair
Shown to Pole-First. David Harum and
Captain links. Maxwell IVSeth; second.
Bessie Glendower and Mollie Gale. C. Il.
Clapp: third. Bounce and mate, johnson
and Mulikin; fourth, Airs and Graces,
Hale, CARRIER and CARRIER, Harrisonburg,
Va,
Y Glass c, Roadstors. Five Years Old and
Over, in Harness First, Jack, Harold C..
clapp; second, Declaration. Hale, CARRIER
mick; fourth. Joe David Dunlop,
Glass IS, Green Huntes Open to all
ages)-First. Nlmrod, G., W.. Smith: SEQ
ond G ann ,o H. N. Luttrel Delaplane,
plane, Va; fourth, Jubllant, Piedmont
Stock Farm, uppervillc, Va.
Glass 81, Hunters and Jumpers Gree
for alD.-,First. High links, Julian Morris
Ginmnbe VA seeon kelbfh Do1nid NJ
Hunt. H. NJ Luttrell; fourth, Billy, K. =.
Gold.
Glass II, Ladies Harness Glass, Single
Driyers-First, Lady, Marjorie Mrs. Max
Ds Ksy sSe o a &C. p ay
Newman. Washington, D, c.,
Glass TO- Horses in Harness. Single
prlySers al5agesErs asc oGarmlRE" Hale
an6 Gar6en nsss
. Glendower, Charles u, Clapp; fourth, No
Name, c. l., Grove.
Glass 90, Four in; Hand--Tirst. Charles
E, Clapp; second Charles Mulllkln: third
Z. a. Stevens, New York,
Glass %, Ponies in Harness, to be driven
by children--flrst Moving Picture, David
Dunlop; second, Delight, David Dunlop
Glass n Lightweight Hunters First,
c.. W. Smith; third, Major Blunt, II. G,
MITCHELL : fourth 9G aano a, NJ Lu1trell
Hunters, to be ridden by members Of
hunt clubs in hunt colors--First. Keswick,
Hunt, Keswcs. Va. second. Blucridge
Hunt Club, MlllWood. Va.
Glass 10, Sporting Tandem. shown as a
tandem and leader, also shown over A.
foot jMmpsEEEIrst. i perfeSti0n and Mate
Mulliltfn; fourth. Team, Luttrel and
Chancellor,
Glass Is, Combination Harness and Sad
die Horses First Preference. Halo, Gar
Der and Garber; second, Surprise, w G
Fletcher; third. My Fayorite J. NJ, II
GGlaEget fourth, D d nc Ridgely. s.
Glass 20, Ladies' Saddle Class-First
Dandellon, Rldgcly sotherson. Mrs, Hen
derson, ,upi ;, second, chipmpnk, @
", Smith, Mrs Blair johnson, up
race, 1-2 miles-E First, 'Danaador,' Pied
mont Stock Farm lppervillo, Va; third
E"Oak Crest" Edward D!lgoro. Front
Royal Va; third. "Jacobel,1' G, r. Hoof
,1r. lcXan0or Va, sa-E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
MILITARY TOURNAMENT
OPENS WITH a RUSH
Hawaans Attracted Much Attention On Firing Line-Fne
Showing Made BY West Point Cadets

y . " . y i
conducted themselves. like veterans, and
made some remarkably fine scores, SOW
eral of. them being among the leaders
in the stages Of the match completed
to this time.
z The Hawalians attracted much atten-
ton on the firing line to-day. They ex-
hibltcd the keenest Interest In what they
were doing, and intend to engage in all
the Individual matches to which they
are eligible.
Those Who Finished.
Only twelve Of the G57 competitors In
the national Individual match finished
firing over the first. four ranges to-day.
Their total scores were:
Lieutenant Austin, First Georgia. 179.
\ i13oatswain u Hamilton, United States
navy, IFS. .el
color-sergeant Hessiam, Pennsylvania.
III.
Captain Darlington, Washington, 176.
Sergeant Hird, wa, ZIG,
i Private Durward, Mas sachusetts, It's. Il
Private Pile, District'o of Columbia, TO.
Captain Wells. New4tY ork. 10
Sergeant Plunkett, United States army,
IT'S. u
Sergeant Short. New York l74.
Private Frett, Illinois. ia.
Sergeant Wentworth5 fNTaine.1 ia. {I
"a Lieutenant Austin s Hscores at the va
srious ranges were 900 yards, 40; 800 yards,
81; 500, 4G; 600. 49, Y Total '179.
+ > .
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Washington. 4: Detroit, q.

I Washington, 8; Detroit, 2.
DETROIT, August 24.-Washlngton won
It's third successive game from the locals,
Hughes's pitching preventing a DHtroit
batsinan from ching second until the
Sheridan ANNOUNCED his final appearance
: score cor = r. H. e..
Rs5 sS6sio,, .,::9 i
Batteries: Killian and Warner; Hughes
ana EIeydon Time ;3l. Umpire, Sheri-
dan. Attendance, GOO.
New York, SO; Cincinnati, %.
NEW YORK August 24.-New York
shut eut Cincinnati in the first game t. to-
which could not be broken because OF
darkness.
First game. = -,
Cincinnati 9 90 0o9oo9es Z g
Ghech shIs and Ts strisst 6
W Umpire So o'pay and Buuse vine At
tendance, 5000. a
Second game :, I, II
Score: ly Z : n: "a a. Z:
ss% Tolk :.S $685. SGss sS3s 3
Batteries: Ewing and schlei; Am re !, and ans
R5aseWas ana oSay sGSas emRtSs5o
Boston, SIS Cleveland, 90.
cLEvELAND..% August 24-Cleveland
lost both games to Boston to-day
First game , :,
Score: " s X X n n T.
Cleveland ..., 9 9 9 9o g 60 60
Batteries Moore and Clarke; Tannehl.l
and Crlger. Time j 81
Second game = =
Cleveland ssoia ..3ooo52.ooo1oo-ss 7 9
Boston. ~. o 0 0 0 o g. 0 600 2-S lo z.
: Batteries: IA Bernhard and BueoW;
DIneen, Young and Criger. Ilme' -, ! 'oo'
Umpire, O'Loughlin. Attendance 4'2oo's
ST. Louis, I'll; New York, IS.
ST, LOUIS, August 24.-st. Louis and
New York split even to-day
First game 7,
Score: r. % q
ST. Louis. ...........O
Batterles:iPelty and srancer; orth and
Kleinow Time, 1:54. Umpire, Hurst. At At
tendance. 3,4OO.
Second gama-
Score: I'll 5fE,s.5, * 40 a n n n 80
Batteries: Sudhoff and Sugden; PoWell
|GrltI1th, h M CO uire# and 4 KleinoW. Ilme'
l.2:14. Umpire, Hurst.
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Cincinnati.
tBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated PTaSs)
CINCINNATI, August A.-Latonia sum
maries:
First race-sx furlongs-EuDa g to .
first, The Rousta bout Is to 81 second,
Second race-mlle and hundred yards
Six Shooter q to . first, Scotch Thistle
ne to y second. Wedgewood rs OF y
third Time. LAT. .,.
p first, Amy Riley az to- y seond, Pro-
erosion 10 10 y third. Time, l:02
Fourth ruce-six furlongs-Robln Hood
(13 to 2O) first, Jack Ratlin Is to y SECOND,
Eleanor Howard ESQ to u third. Ilne,
= Fifth receive and half furlongs--
Madator % to 10Y first, Orbicular Is to y
second, Excitement q to y third. llIic'
Sixth race-one mile-Eduardo az to y
first, 3 Dr.. Wang Q3 to y second, Hot
a to y third. Time. l:p 20.
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~
tee with the Judges: that thsy. Will not
turn out, have turned out, or allow their
hounds to hunt foxes which are found
turned out. WA ~ s3
a fox run Or kllled#is thought is 10 "a 4
bagged or turned out fox, The score OBJ
taned on such quarry is to be cancelled n
Method of Hunting. $
I. The packs are to be hunted by their
masters or. huntsmen, or. in case OF acc-
2. Said masters and huntsmen ara to
be entirely and absolutely under the con-
troll of the three Judges during the runs
peak are at liberty to hunt thslr n pa cSs
In any manner that they deem wise.
K--C conduct.
n Each master is to hold himself respon-
sible for the conduct Of bis huntsmen,s
q 2 In order that the packs may be given
every opportunity to prove their WORTH
each master Is TO conflne his followers to
huntsmen and two whips.
although under the control Of the Judges
Ing the pack, and the master OF tho
hunted country, or his representative, Is Il
to respect the wishes Of the master, and
1.-The Field.
i. The masters, or their duly appointed
representatives. whose country5s to4.be
hunted, are to aid the master OF the&
hunting pack In the control ofBthe feld.
and may make such rules as they deem
wise to assure the ontnnance OF the
respect Of tho sportsmen, landowners
and farmers OF their country. 81
M.
Unavoidable delay Mt the beginning OF B
the match shall not constitute q forfeit Il
if the excuse Is sa tisfuctorN to the MAJ
jorlty OF the Judges, hut after rs hours.
should either master or his erepresenta-
two fail to appear, the judges are to r.
award the match to the master who is
present.
Mistakes.
II. Both masters are to deposit $3.50 each
with the editor ofSthe Rider and Driver
on or before September list. and tho
final deposit OF $3.50 on or before October j
LIST. This Is to be held by the editor Of
tho Rider and Driver until authorized 4
In writing by n majority OF the judges
OF the match to pay same TO elthor the
master or the MiddlesaX Hunt or the
master Of the Grafton Hunt
Accepted by A. Henry Higslnson, Nj. e. ~
FL, MddleseN Hunt.
signed by Harry ". Smith !, I, NJ 5r,l e A.,
Ora fton Hunt. ALLlIN fPOTT5-3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
+ IN { HORSE SHOW
At BERRYVIL. III
"A Great Crowd Attends the Sec
ond Days Perform
ance.
.DEARM0NT HAS HARD lI: FALL !.
The High Jumping a Splendid
Feature-Good, Flat
Roads.
DEARM0NT HAS HARD 'I FALL ALL.
ESPECIAL to The Times-Dlspatch.)


BERRYyILLB, VA, August 24.-The
second day OF tho Berryville Horse Show
eclipsed Its predecessors. both In point
of fine exhibits and attendance. Nearly
five thousand people were on the grounds,
and the performance was better than
that of yesterday. The most exciting
feature was half mile flat race, in
which w. E. Dearmont, one Of the best
riders in Virginia, was slightly injured
by his mount. Little Fleet, falling With
him. The race was won by +. w. Oakie.
OF Piedmont Stock Farm, riding La Dam
zalon; Edward Dilgore, Of Front Royal,
riding Oak Crest, came second, and G. r.
IIooff, on Alexandria, riding Jacobel.
third; w. II. Wilson'S '"rorchlight," rid
den by Frank Hough, was distanced.
The high jumping was better than that
of yeterday.
Owing TO the large number of entries.
several classes could not BIO shown to-day
on account of darkness. NV s
N These classes Will be shown tomorrow
free The many horsemen present pro-
1OuNCeu INC sIluW lAS pSSt ~ WIG. HSutSs
with regard to high class horses, splendid
performances and large attendance. No
serious accidents marred tho show and no
disturbance occurred.
SUMMARIES,
Glass 3s, Clarke County Hunters-First,
Perfection, J. r. Lindsey; second. Keith.
Donald NJ. Ciilpin, Royce, Va; third, Will
liam Tell, Baker Brothers; fourth, Tho
parson 70. G, Butler.
Glass 81, Clarke County Harness Horses;
Single Drlyers--First, harrington, Boni-
bel, c. y, Clapp; second. Mrs. Turner.
Charles Mullikin; third, Bounce, Charles
MullkIn; fourth. Grandy Kitty, G. D..
Clamp.
Glass se, Qualified !Hunters-Flrst, Char
ity, Charles r. Hoof, Alexandria, Va;
second, Nimrod, G.. w, Smith, Warren
ton: third, Chlpmhnk 9. ". Smith, War
renton; fourth Nancy Lee. David Dun
ilop Petersburg, Va.
Glass 40, Quick Draft; one-year-old--
First, Joe Baldwin Irwin Mcdonald.
Clarke county; second, Flashlght, G. T..
Carroll, Clarke county: third, Venture.
Van Lear Shrlyer Cumberland COUNTS;
fourth, Star Pointer, b. G. Carter Clarke
county. 55d.y Isl.
Glass g., Half Bred Colts, two-years-old-
First, Lady Masillln, M. b. starkeyi scc-
ond, Gypsy Maid, DR. G. II, Brown,
Bloomfield, Va; third, Daisy, Thomas ?.
Gold; fourth, Cigarette, Holmes Allen,
Summit Point, w. va, .ss
Glass 50, Quick Draft, two-year-old F'llly
or Gelding- First. Katy Masllllon, NJ, q,
starkey; second. Tom Miss. Adelaide Nel7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
MAJORITY OF TEN.
Montague Vote Larger Than
Was at First Reported,

Hpecial to The Times, Dlspateho =,
nomination for the House, Of Delegates
IS still In doubt here. Only partial .rs-
turns have been received from, Warwick
Stores majorlty over Gregory Of d,
while 1t Is claimed that Gregory carried
york by n majority Of a. ,,,,,,, ia a
Montagus's majority IN williamsburg
Wednesdays report Martin carried tie
city and county BY a MAJORITY, Of Al
The trial Of Frisco slim, is stu in
progress The trial will probably consume
the greater parr OF to-Moyyows W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
Designs for New Henrico Jail.

Plans are heing drawn by at least
four architects for the erection of tbs
new Henrico county jail. The new
present huilng, but will have cells enough
to accommodate all Of the. errins onas
that are caught, by the hard-Working
policemen. constables and deputy, sherlffs,
story Of the jail 10 the court room, SO
that prisoners will not have to be
brought out on Main Street and taken
mp two flights Of steps to reach the
place Where they hear the sentences.
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VIRGINIA GETS:
FOX HOUND TRIAL
.(Continued from First Pasco a

the postponenent Of his first deposit.
at once stated that / should DC very
glad 10 run tho match off as proposed, SD, y
thought 1t advisable, before further A pup
llcity was given to the matter, TO nave
the running rules accepted by both par,
ties. These running rules | drew up a a. ~
With a few exceptions they were &c
rrntnh1e to Mr., Hgginson, and beg to
enclose you copy OF these properly
ord accented. would ask that
YOU acknowledge receipt Of this by wire wire
and publish same In your issue Of AUGUST
18th, together with the running rules. :,
on account OF engagements M, Mr. M, =.
Hitchcock, Jr.. believing the match 10 pc
off, has found 1t impossible to judge LOT 10.
Grafton, consequently. 1Mr. james :;
Maddux, Of Warrenton, Va. was propoSeu
by me and accepted by Mr.. aiggin:s'o1ht1. Z.
Yours very truly u
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Reedsville, o-8; Warsaw, 20.

(spccIal 10 The Tlmes- DlsRatchs}J :,
HEATHsvlLLE, Va 4, n,e Au g b5ali There mere
|%;o Ao a3scrnoon between Reedsvlle and
trst game by score Of Is, O. 4, II y tne
,eeond Roedsylle won bY ssSss and
t1eadlv' ! and Palmer and Carson. for
Warsn w-Conlee and Mclnlsh.
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Chicago, q; Philadelphia, +.

PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-Chcago
Innings Of sensational playing, by n score
of 2 10 !. Only two other games In the
history Of major league baseball have
ever gone this many Innings. Both
BE ball, and their. support at times was
phenomenal. Neither side scored until
the thirteenth inning. Nearly every
member of both teams figured In sensa-
tlonnl plays.
philn,.. % oOooOOoD0OO10 100000 OIL
chi, % 0 0 0 90 OO0 00l 600 100 l-2
Batteries: Sparks and Doom: Reulbneli
stone Attendance, 6457,
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panvlle (, ! 20 9 Q 5000 90
'erlo =. !, Two base hlts-Bateman,s
,o SuT'''ln 'otnan, McEvoy, Phillips. Stolen
aasses.Phllips. south e. Wesp' Bierman.
Bases on bnlis--off Crawford, !: Moore pr,
IS McEyoy Struck f 1u5mbyIg cr Tlme Of
,am ne I:40 Umpire, Mr.. Chcatham. At
hndunce 100.
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Old Point Comfort Damaged.

The steamer "old Point Comfort" op-
Grated by the Virginia Navigation Com
with an accident yesterday afternoon just
before she reached Richmond. Her ma
chlnery was Injured so that she will ha
out OF commission for several days The
ter another steamer to taxa the place
or the "Old Point Comfort until her
repairs are completed. She will be able
10 so down under her own steam this
morning,
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South, Atlantic League.

At Augusta: Macon, 2; Augusta, 5,
AT Savannah: Savannah, 81 Charles
ton, 5. Il
At Jacksonville; Jacksonville. 81 Co
lumbia 3