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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-30
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET
Demand Is Just Fair, Prices Show a
Wider Range for All Grades

The weaker wheat market with a wider
spread between low grades and choice
has caused millers to readjust their prices
on all grades of flour. The demand is
only what might De called fair. One mil
Ter reports 1t dead except for clears
Shipments. 3S,146 brls.
First patents. S.. 90@6 90; second pat
ents, S.. 7095.S0: first clears. 81. 2564. IS;
second clears, 81. S0Iq2. so. These are ali
T. o. b. in woody
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-30
MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee. Wis.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
&c lower; No / northern. Sl.Hiz: No. 2
northern. s1.o6q10S; July. SSssc asked;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-30
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
markets:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-30
cIosIns Cash Grain Prices

sl.o9i.; No. northern. st.O5s; Nh Z
wheat. 95s+ @9Saic; No. durum, 9Oc No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
NOW.
Civic Improvement League Conf
l1ittcc Soon to Make
Awards.

The prizes offered through The Times
DIspntrh by the Civic Improvement
League OF Richmond for tha best yard or
garden grown by any public school boy
or girl from flower seed given away ny
The Tmes-Dlspntch, are causing nun
drcds OF CHILDREN to work away at 'he'r
flowers and get their garden plo's III
readiness for the visit Of tbs judges.
Names and addresses arc coming IN ny
every mail to. the Flower Editor, VINO
will see that every garden Is visited ~
those who arc to decide WHICH BOY or
girl hus done most to behuti IS the clty
with tho nowers that lave sprung up
from The Times. Dispatch flower seed;
EVERY Child WHO has n garden shoulu
send in his or her name, for there are
many prizes, and after they have Ill been
awarded, the committee will present y
hrn,,tiI, book to all tho small FOLK WHO
hnvc worked well and dill gently. There
Is no reason why every one or inc t"o
thousand children who planted SI't1 l',s
Dispatch flower seed should ,not WIN
either Il prize or vnluaDlo foooN'
Attractive Prizes.
Here is a list Of the sixteen prizes
FIrst prize, s5-'ro the boy or girl VINO
has grown the best yard OF SarN!t' ~
tho flower seeds given away ny = nc
Times Dispatch. @ ~ i.
second prizes, So each to tlve---'Tto the
i've Boys or girls who have grown ne
next best yards or gardens rom ~, ~
flower seeds given away by The Times
Dispatch. ~ ),
boys or girls WHO have grown the next
best yards or gardens from tho Hover
! seeds given away by The Times ispntch::
Z General prizes-To every boy or glrl
whose work In bcautifysng tho city IS
ndludyed worthy tho committee VIII pre-
sont handsome book. 4
All namcs should be sent In at once-to
the FLOWER Ei l,
q ssst (Sttv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Mr., Pace Comes Out.

Another candidate for the position OF
public printer is Mr. NJ, r.. Pace. who
is being strongly urged by his friends
both In and out OF organized npor CIR.
cIos Mr.. Pace has tlla reputation Of
being ono Of tho most careful and pains
taking composltors In the city. and has
during most OF the forty years no has
been in the printing business been en- :,
ployed upon State and law work, ana
his friends claim that no Is the man for
the place, having had experience as proot-
reader, makeup and compositor on ne
states work, lie is now IN the employ
Of the Williams Printing colnlu r,Srro m.,o
ton Commission.
Mr.. Paea was for eighteen years on the
Dispatch, fourteen Of which he put N as
assistant foreman. Mr.. Pace IS thorough-
" identified with organized labor and at
Inc same time is said to have the CONN
denco and esteem Of employers on ao-
count OF his conservatism,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

SARATOGA GU TO
SANFORD Sal 4 ! S HORSE ]. 5
Caughnawaga Wins in Very Prct-1
ty Race, Defeating Beldame !.
and Cairngorn1.
Fling WAS VERY VET; HARD Ia II HIT fl
Jimmy Lane First ii BerverwiclS
Steeplcchasc- Stake for
Burgomaster.
Fling WAS VERY HARD Hit
(By Associated prass.)

-
/ SARATOGA, N. Y, August Bone OF
the prettiest distance races ever Seen
on anyiitrack was that for the Saratoga
cup. the special feature of to-day's pro-.
grammLa, which was won by John San
ford's Caughnnwaga. Beldame was the
first to break and set a fast pace. For
mile and quarter she was out In
front, with Carngorm running q length
away and two Or three lengths ahead or
Caughnnwaga. As they made the last
turn into the nome slratch, Cairngorm
who was leading by n head, made his
run. His advantage vas short lived, how
ever, for both the others passed him in
{, rush, with the Belmont filly ahead.
Then Red Fern shook up the old horse,
who responded with II Will, winning by
length and a half from Beldame, who
was two lengths head OF CalrnEorm.
The ring was hard hit through the VIC
tory Of the. Sanford horse, WHO was
played down to6,to 5 from SFtol5.P8le II
s...sY SUMMARY. ISL .s
First race-slX furdn gs-Brush up 10
to y first, Humo e to p second, Mater
Mirror Go to y third. Time, 1;13 40,
Second race--thc Beverwyck steeple-
chase; full course; about two and half
mlcs--Jimmy Lule u3 to 1O) first, Maiden
g to y second. Jim Newman g to .
third. Time, 5:3l 3-5.
Third race--Unlted States Hotel stakes;
six furlongs- Burgomaster g to % first,
Pegasus g TO % second, Ormondale q to
% third. Time, l:l3 40.
Fourth race-Sarntogu cup; mile and
Observation-Disclosures C to 81
first, Beldamc QS to 81 second, Calrn-
germ Is to 81 third Time, eco 40.
Fifth race--onc milc-knlght Of Rhodes
III to 81 first, King Rose q to y second,
Irish Witch go to y third. Time, 1:il.
Sixth race-slx furlongs-Yalagal Gao to
y first. Flip Flap Cl3 to 81 second, Bridge
man Is to y third. Time, IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
VICTIM OF FORTUNE !.
!. TELLER | !. |. ] S NONSENSE

Relying upon the word OF fortune
teller. Mrs. NJ. T.. Hall swore out a var
rant gainst Mr.. Wise Z. Daber, young
man Of the city, charging that he stole
SIS belonging 10 her. Tho case was be-
fore Justice John CrutchfIcld In Police
Court yesterday morning, and was dis
missed, there being no evidence other
than the statement OF Mrs. Hall that
person who tells the past, present and
tho future had told her to suspicion
two ladies and q light complicated man.
of having her money KS.
II lost tho money moro than n week
ago. said Mrs. Hall to tho court ''and
/ worried about 1t very much. Then
went to a, fortune-teler en- and She told
mo that 4 susplcIoncd two ladies and n
light completed man, Mr.. Bnbcr had
q room Mt my home, and when he war
away ! looked into his grip and found
sic. Tho bills had pin holes in them
where had pinned them 10 my bodice.
rho fortune-tcller told me that the man
had the money, and that he also Ind q
bunch of keys Mr., Baber had bunch
OF keys for l saw hem. But. Of course"
concluded Mrs, Hall, II don't believe IN
.fortune-tellers.
"That fact IS very evident, ] am con-
'fIdcnt that you place no credcnce in what
they tell you. This. young. man has been
arrested and locked up because some
,fortune-teller said light complicated
man had your money, might have
been arrested II l had been In the neigh
borhood. My complexion Is fair Case
is dismissed ~ said the judge. and Mr..
Baber took his hnnd-grip and left the
courtroom. Mrs. Hall walked slowly
out, With a puzzled look on her face.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
GREENSBORO WINS
GAME FROM CHARIOT E
'lspcclal Id INC Tlmes-DIspatch)

Especial to The IlmcS-D!spatcH.)
GREENSBORO, N, Gu August u
Greensboro won from Charlotte this af-
tcrnoon In an interesting exhibition Of the
National sport by a score Of to a. At the
end OF the fourth inning, the score was
to- i, home runs having been knocked
by Hckson for greensboro, and Reed
for tho Water Drinkers. In the fifth in
Ming. Greensboro made three more runs,
and after that the visitors were not al
'' score y bv Ell innings: r. II, y.
Greensboro. .,O0o13o2o % y 4
Charlotte, -. ..,..o01oo2o1 % ]
Batteries; Doak and Ryan; Neynolds
and Reed limo. 1886 Umpire, Maiol1e.
Earle Hollis team. '"rhe Orphans VINO
have been homeless since Winston-sa salem
disowned them three weeks ago. pulled
cut tonight. ana as q consequence me
Virginia North Carolina League dlspands
Your correspondent had talk to-hlstt
with President Brandt, who sad the three
cities In the circuit just found y ,mpossl-
BILE to support their own teams ana the
Orphans also, hence tho winding UP o.
tho season, ~ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
KNOCKED HIM DOWN.
Capt. Sharp, Of Brownies, Strikes
One of Martins Secretaries.

Capt. Sharp, Of Brownies, Strikes
One of Martins Secretaries.
r. c.. Kilmartin. who said no was q
private secretary for Senator Thomas S,
Martin. was fined $40 In Police Court
Yesterday morning for fighting on the
street e. L, Sharp, captain Of the
Brownies base ball team. was tho man
with whom Kilmnrtin Ind the difficulty
The fight occurred about $3.50 yesterday
morning on Broad Street, near Ninth.
Both mon were charged With fighting on
Tho strcet, ana the evidence was that Isll-
martin WAC the@aggressor.i
sharp was slashed across tho face with
a knife, but none Of the witnesses could
testify as to who did the cutting. XII
martin donled it. and MIR. Sharp wasn't
certain who did the cutting
Sharp said that l<ilmariln approached
him and used a vile epiihet lie resefn ll,;
the insult with n blow that sent sl>ll-
martin down. Hs 5s5
+ Kllmartln said that he went to Peters
burg Friday night to hear Senator Mar
lin speak, and that he returned shortly
after u clock ise
Ic took Issue with Justice John when
the latter said that you were drunk,
sir,"gTwo oilicc.t were called upsn, ana
both said that Nilmnrtin was drunk. 85!t
! The evidence did not warrant convic-
ition for the cutting, and the fine OF SO
was imposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
MANY Beach Park Parties.

The Twilight Limited continues to carry
largo numbers to Beach Park every af-
stcrnoon. This Is greatly due TO the
.untlring efforts to please the public on
the part OF the excursion manager, CAP
tain George b. Jones, who does all IN
his power to make every one have an
enjoyable trip. Tho programme OF pri-
yate excursion parties booked to visit
tho park on this train for the coming
week are the Druids Tomorrow, the
ROYAL Arcanum on Wednesday. Stockton
STREET Church on Thursday, and special
excursion party Saturday. composed or
those who wish TO see how their friends
Jared in tho three races Of the regatta,
and who were unable TO 30 on tho carrier
train.
The chartered excursions for the week
arc from Fifth Street NJ p, Church. on
tho 2od; Walnut and Shady Grove
Churches. on tho ~, and on the 18Th a
special excursion train leaving Richmond
at 2 o'clock is for those who wish 10
witness the big regatta. which taxes
Mace nj A O'Clock in the afternoon, when
tho Virginia Boat Club VIII race the
AYundelH, S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Cincinnati.
(By Associated Prcss.)

I CINCINNATI, O., August 19-Latonla
summarizes:
First racc--seven furlongs-Omenlcat us
to 81 first, Coylna q to y second, Gold
Bell q to y third. Time, 1884 80.
Second race-soven furlongs-Ravlann
Is to 81 first. Erln Leo (23 to 81 second.
Bravery Is TO y third Time, :3l %.
Third race-fiyo furlongs--sister Frances
a TO y first Osee % to ~ second. Ilol
Poloi Q6 to y third. Time. 1900 Id.
Fourth race-one mile-Rcd Leaf q to
l10) first. Intense Is to u second. Scotch
Thistle q 10 y third, Time, $40 2-b
+ Fifth race--tlve and one-half furlongs--
Queen Caroline GEO to y first, Mnlleable
3 az to y second. Japanese Maid g to y
third. Time, l:14 l-5.
Sixth race-nIe and quarter
Foreigner e to y first, Fonsoluca g ia
p second. DungRnnon q to p third
Time, 2;l0 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
To.day's Casino Service,

rho tenth service OF the Casino Sun
day cvapgelstlo services. under the au-
spices Of tho nptist council WV 20
conducted this afternoon by the Rev.
", n. u. Smith, pastor Of tho Second
Baptist Church
The Rev. James Buchanan. IN organ
icing these servcos, has apparently mot
n long-felt need, During tho summer
months, when many OF the churches arc
closed, thousands of people meet IN q
cool and comfortable building and listen
to the gospel as presented by leading
pastors Of Richmond, On the Sunday
evening assigned to It, each church sus-
ponds service and is invited to go out to
tho Casino In u body and help IN the
worship. The leading churches have res
sponded enthusiastically The musical
programmes have been OF q high order
Mr. IT, II. Jenkins is director OF the
chorus choir, All who sing are invited
to be present at S;l5 ?. M.
Mrs, James Buchanan will be the So
,lost for Tomorrow evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Crutchfield, Evidently.

Richmond (Va) Judge tells a story
which illustrates tho difficulty met In
trying to stop the carrying OF pistols
A tough youth was brought before the
Judge, charged with firing a revolver IN
the street, The testimony IN the case
was to tho effect that the young hood
lum had filled himself With whiskey and
had discharged his weapon In q croWd-
cd street, Twenty dollars and costs,
said the magistrate. but, your honor
interposed counsel for The prisoner, my
client did not hit anybody" "Why,
you admit that he fired TIE gunf'3
5'.Yes, but no fired into the air. ex,
blamed tho lawyer. Hrwenty dollars ana
oosts.n repeated the judge. nHe mtgns
AVE shot an angel" And the rlotousi
fellow went to jail, not having tho money
"a pay his flne.-Ilartford Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Athletic League Ball,

In well-played game on the white
Ducks diamond The Manchester sfess as
feated the White Ducks 10 to z yesteluay'
The feature OF the game was the pitching
of Elking for the Pets, striking ou y.
twelve men. Branuyrthe White Ducks
pitcher, held up very well for nye "
nings, when the Pets got on to his lnyss
terous spt balls and batted MIN out "
the box, ~. ~
Summary: Hits Of llking, d nl.s -.
Brnntley, l2; base on halls, Elking, j;
Irantly, 2. struck out, by Elking' s.
hu nrantlu 2 s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Rose. lf........ ..,.......4 4 Q % 0
Sharp, ss..,.....s.....!....4 20 /
Hogan, 3b...... .......... o D 0 y .
Grtner, 1b...... .......u.&4 0 Il IL /
Smith, 2b,..... ,.,........s 0
MoLeavey, c..... t...... 0 Q 6 .
Winston, poo. .......4 2 O. 1
Totals. ......,....3 5 . u 10 8
Score by innings: r..
Rlchnonu...... s............4 OF 90 0 0 0-6
Brownies. ,.....t 45..........0 0 012.0 0 0-3
Summary: Three base hlts-Crnwford.
Stolen hases--shelton, Smith. Double
plays Bauer to Bridges to Shatlilnessey;
Crawford to Bauer to Shaunnesseyi
Bauer to Shaunnossey, Base on balls-oft
Crawford, 8; Winston, 2. Hit by pitched
balls-13auer, kcnningham. Struck OUT
BY Crawford, 6; by Winston, 4. Passed
balls-McLeavcy. Time Of gamc--Cne
hour and twenty minutes. Umpirc-Mr.
Richard Duke. Attendance, 9So1,
Manchester Lost.
Until Leake was injured In the seventh
Inning the Barton Observation-Disclosures
game was as pretty as any of the fans
wanted to see. "HIppy'' Rlount. the man
who Is always hGppy, was In tho bleach
ers, and Is authority for the statement
that 1t was q dog-goned shame that
1.eakc was treated as no was. And
Hippy Is an enthusiast and knows the
game pretty we'll, Anyway, he Is tho
most ardent rooter in the city, The
Highanders scored one run In the first
Inning on combination OF errors. Man
chester earned Its run In the third.
Hogan was on second, when John An.
thony sont one out to the tall uncut.
for two sacks.
But the official score as given below;
will tell the entire story Of how the game
was won and lost:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Capitol City League.

h AtsaFulton Park the BrooKlands TOOK
an&excillng game from Z. 70. l5lues "
out ola ssng them IN fielding and bat,
:ting.$ The tield;i5sSWorh ofatlle lsrooklahds
was very fine. t3s ii,i.Hs
Score; sSSssSSt Is. III y.
Brocslands I. u. I'll oe21O 0 o---l .
e. 5E. blues 5..,..S.O OF 5000 l---a IS i
Burnett and wilson,
a At Barton 4.Hei 6 tlts& the Elbas tooS the
game from 4sthe HOBBS Sin a ragged ex-
lhlhltion, Hits wstas frsalant onsSboth
SIDES, r,
Score: X. ~ y.
.uobos 010,0 | 0-5 :
Batterles-Co Coleman N1cEvoy and Mes
coc; Cullen. Sutherland and Farley.
At Forest Fill the Swans failed TO ma
.teriallze, and the game went to the
ALonroes 0 to, 0,
atttA {, t-t A.. c.!lL. C1,,L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
sWarrenton, q; Delaplane. ;

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch''
WARRENTON, VA, August lv'-Ihe
third game OF the season between war;
renton and Delaplane was played here
this afternoon. and resulted IN victory
for the local team, Tho feature OF the
game was the fielding of " dallaWay'
Score: Warrenton, a; Delaplane, o
Batteries: Wnrrenton-spicer ana Gov
tingham. pelaplane-shacklett and Nc
Cafray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Northside Stars Defeat West End
Angels BY Score of IL to 10,

The Northsdc Stars defeated the
Angels at Chestnut lIill in a very In
teresting game.
Score by innings: II. II, u.
Northside stprs,..,3340 10000 '-l2 II .
Nest End Angels IS 2201 900 0--lo ~ b
Batteries: stars-Days and Wade
Angels-Roy, Dcoppe and Gates,
Chestnuts defeated the Knoxall in close
ana interesting game at Reservoir Park.
The features OF tho game was the Pitch
ing of C'Neil and the long home ruth
drive of Winston OF the Knoxa1ls.
Score by innings: II. II. u.
Chestnuts,,. ..,,,.5o 0200li0-l2 ~
kDoxalls. .....5,.....0 OIL 60200 o. o "
Batteries; oSeii and Luck; Peyton.
.Wlntegs and Winters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
BROOKLYN, q; Pittsburg, q,

BROOKLYN, N. Y, August ls.-Han-
Ions men defeated the PttsDurg Ma
tionals here to-day,
Score: y; II; r.
I3rooklyn., ..1 90 0002'-3 II 3
batteries; Iildebrand and Peltz; Jones
ana Bergen Time. LA. Attendance 1900
Umpire, Johnstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Standing Of. the Clubs.

At Broad Street Park the Capitol City
viii play n picked team against tho Oar
ton Heights on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday.
These games will he pretty holly con-
tested by the Capitol City boys. ms they
have been anxious for some time to get
games with the Twin-Clty League At any
rate there will be some old time root
ing iraE tzi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Philadelphia, y; St, Louis, 2.

PHILADELPHIA. August ls,-py time,
ly hitting, the local club to-day defeated
st. Louis.
Score; Is; y; ~:
philadelphia 20 OO01O04'-7 u 4
Batteries; Mcfarland and Gradyi
Sparks and Doom. Attendance, 800. Time,
$50. Umplres, Emslie and KLEIN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

South Atlantic League.
5.At Charleston: First gamc--Chqrleston
III 4Jacksonville, 9. Second game-Charles-
ton 1; Jacksonville, Called account
durkness). N
At Columbia Columbia, 8; Savannah, O..
At Macon: Augusta, 8; Macon, 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Summary--TWo base mis-, d. Ah.np,y'
Phillips. Home run. Phillips, stolen
bases, Hogan, Leake. Double plays o.
Anthony TO Gilmore, 2 Base on palls,
Off I.calse a. Edwards 2, Brooks 4, Struck
out, by Leakc l. Edwards l. lirooks !,
Passed balls, Elmore 2, Mis- ]. VIA
pitches, Lcake, Time Of game, one hour
and fifteen minutes, Umpire, MI, Rlch-
ard Duke. Attendance, 4093.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

the sports what really
shoulders taller than Tins VINO mas
metropolitan Untl recently
musician he is TALL lsh
long shoulders and has heavy SGT neck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
UThe Unity of Faith"

Mr.. Charles N, Friend will preach to
undenominatIonal Christians at Mar
shall Hall this afternoon q oelo s
The subject viii be "The Unity o. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
st, Louis at Boston.
Standing Of the Clubs,

Clubs Won Lost r. Clubs Won Lost r.
New York.,,7s % .7ol Cincinnati .,es 8: ,ss7
lSittsburE 69 Il .627 st, I-ouis...t9 70 $40
Phiadelphia,6l 4 .ee5 !;osto9 lug g .sSe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Singham. 8.
at Chattanooga, first game: Little Rock
g; Shreveport, 3.
SECOND game); Little Rock, =; shreye-
port, (seven innings).
"a at Memphis; Memphis -; New Orleans
3.
Second game):, Memphis q; New Or
leans, l. st{;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Specials for
This Week.

Nursery ReirgGrators, very thing for
small family and sick room, special Si,sD
Gas Mantels. special 7e each.
Nickel Alarm Clocks, bsc each.
lot OF Damaged busters, worth soc,
lee each
,o-auart Enamel Dish Pan. zoe each
G-quart Porcelain Lined Preserving
Kettles, .ie each
c and feet bamboo Porch Curtains.
zoe each,
Wide Mouth Fruit Jars, very thing. for
whole, fruit. Pints, d"c: quarts. 7"c;
half gallons, Si,0O per dozen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

There will be meeting ut the Frank
lin Street Midnight Rescue Mission NO.
1881 East Franklin Street, tonight. rhc
services will begin with an open ar
service In front of tho mission at $3.50
r.. NJ, and then the meeting will be held
inside the mission until midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Boston, s; Cincinnati, ]

BOSTON, August 1s,-oyarall was easy
to-day, Boston batting safely In all but
one inning.
Score: II. II; y;
Cincinnati.,.... .,,.l o 700 0 OIL 4 !
Batteries, Frazer and Moran; Oyeran
and schlel. Time. 1:43. Umpire, Ba,sse-
wine. Attendance, $685.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Chicago. 8: New York,

NEW YORK, August ls,-Chlcago's Ma
tionals defeated McGraw's men to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Leakc, p, ss,,....,,...".s Q 90 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Southern League,
AT Atlanta. Atlanta, 8; Nashville, 2
AZ Montgomery; Montgomarv. u Rirna-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Services at West End Mission.
There. will be two mcctinEs to-day al
the West End Rescue isslon, No. 227
West Cary Street, at II a. NJ. and $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Clark and Bowerman. Time, lbs. Umpire.
O'Day. Attendance, 10000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

St. Louis, i; Philadelphia, Q.
ST. LOUIS, MO, August 19,-Howcll,
of ST. Louis, won a ten inning pitchers
battle to-day from Coal.loy.
Score! ti Il. II. u,
ST. Louis !, ...... % 90 0 900 Iii 2
Philadelphia 40 Q 600 o o Q 90 |
Batteries Howell and sugden; Conklcy
and Sohreck. Time 200. Umpire, Hurst
Attendance, $500. tI
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ATHLETICS lose
TO TAIL lenders.
SLcaguc Leaders Shut Out iii Hot
Ten-1nning Pitchers
rs Battle.
GIANTS AND PIRATES BEATEN
Quakels and Bcaneaters Win In
National LeagteResults
OF Other Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Scores Yesterday.
st. Louis, / Phindelpht, U.
New York, 4; Chicago, 2.
Cleveland Washington traln).
Detroit Boston (raln).
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Chicago,
philadelphia at st. Louis
Where They Play Tomorrow.
Boston at Detroit,
washington at Cleveland.
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Chicago, =.
Philadelphia at st. Louis

Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs won Lost r. Clubs Won Lost r.
ch iItasephla .Si 5ss lDsrolt .1s i1s
'..t7 q .ba4 li,ashngt on..s9 GO 1914
New York ...5l IS .63l'S Louls.....35 IS $50
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