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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta, II; Nashville, o.

AtIaIlta, = lVHSHVI1Ic, q,
f ATLANTA, GA. August l.--Atlanta shut
out Nashville to-day ! to Q, the single
run being made on an error, a ballS and
a long fly.
Score, II, n. II,
Atlanta ..,...,. ..l... 10 0 0 o 10 0 OIL
Batteries; Sellers ana Moyey; Chan
and Wells Time, LAS. UmpAes, Buck
10y and Shuster
Birmingham, 8; Montgomery, o,
& IsII2AII NGIIAAI, Ala, August 1,--Wit-
helm had tho Visitors al his mercy this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Game Postponed.

Is On account Of rain tho game arranged for
yesterday between the Hermitage and Times
Dispatch baseball teams has been postponed
until Tuesday. August 7th. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
PHILADELPHIA. s Chicago, 8.

PHlIadeIpnta,5 tVHICaaBU, 8.
Il PI1fLADlS LPH1A, August 4 Chicago
was defeated by PHILADELPHIA to-day
through the inability to hit Sparks. The
homo team played n good. snappy game.
score: 53 5. .s,., 5ss r H. r.
Chicago !. !. /. !. D i o o o o o o Pa . 8 2
philadelphia !. o 20 o OF 10
Batteries: Pfcistcr. Reutbach, Moran
and Killing; Sparks and Donovan. Time,
1866. Empires. Conway, and Carpenter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

tain personal property thereon
b BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated Feberunry II. 1906, Sand recorded In
the clerks office OF the Hanover county
Circuit Court, in D, &B. ~. page VI. 81 de-.
fault having been made In & the payne
OF the debt secured thereby, and having
been required by tho benetlc iary therein
so to do, we. the undersgned trust cess AZ
THURSDAY T Il. AUGUST 2, al soe. ,aoa
O'CLOCK p. M,
on the premises. proceed to sell a at pub.
lie auction the property convened thereln;;
viz: That certain tract OF land witt! alt
improvements thereon In Henry Magis te7ss
rial District, Hanover c ounty. Va,,is con-
less lstt tsup 9po to be about eighty-elght
tssS acresS. lying on the east side OF the
county road leading from Hanover. Court
house to Richmond, via Ellerson' 9. al, VI
1oInlI,g tho lands OF " George "a VIZ !x1ng,
Charles Wyltt. William Harris Elishe
Kersey and others. being the same lang
conveyed to Dora A. kersey by jesse y
Yarbrough; also the foll flowing persona cIas
property, to- VII; n Two mares, four !Hules
three cows. three wagons and onS Ply, sp ,ae!!s;
and harness. now upon the said ssiAIL!i::8
6. and o, train leaving Richmond ~. Y. 8 W
3, N, Will stop at Peake's.
n tTlJRAi6-While the deed requires gay
cash ns 10 both the real estate ana per-
sonal property, yet It Is likely thatt .nee
trustees can give time as to the real
Il + + aBRB|s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Augusta, 8; Macon, o.

u MACON, GA, August Augusta took
,the final game OF the serios from the
locals to- day 1t WAS pitchers battle
bet ween Fucker, and Helm, the latter
having tho advantage until tho ninth,
when he weakened and three runs were were
scored, winning the game,
g Score: ~ u -
Augusta. 4, % o o o o o o o 8-3 !
Batteries: Helm and Robinson, Rucker
and Carson, Time, 1;95, Umpire. Mo-
'Grath. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
!. Boston. 81: CINCINNATI,

BOSTON, August Errors by Cin-
clnnati, especially by Pitcher Hall who
played first base, gave Boston Ats second
victory from the visitors to-day. . !,
post Oh !. !, !. d o 90 D 81 2
Cincinnati 4. 4. o o 0 D = o o OIL --1 8 s
4 Batteries: Y Dung and Necdham; gWelner,
Ewing and schlei. Time, 1897. Umpire,
Con way. t s Fl I'LL ~ t VII ~ 8$4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
A Question Of Dignity.

Baroness Z" lanes, don't whistle such
horrible tunes and sloh common music
hall songs. -
Footman-E"'But. my lady. you can't ex-s
poet Rhapsody OF Llszt with cleaning
the shoes. That Will como later when
i am polishing the Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Savannah, 8; Charleston, Q.

CHARLESTON, 8. Gu August 1.-After
two days OF rain, Savannah and Chnrles-
ton met on a muddy diamond to-day, and
the visitors won out
Score: II, H, II
charleston, !. !, !, o o 0. 0 Q 10 90 Z o
Savannah. !, 80 o / 90 40 o 0--3 2
batteries: savidge and Reslngor Ray
mond and kahkoff and Berry. Time.
1:4O. Umpire. Ryan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Wanted, TO Purchase a
Comfortable Home

centrally located; prlco not to- exceed
$4,000, Possession desired not later than
October i. 1905, Address. giving full
particulars, &
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
RACE IN Mod ON On
BRIGHTON ! TRACK OK.
This, with the Withdrawals st,
Practically Ruins the Days
Sport.
GAL LIANT DAN WINS SUNSHINE
After the Withdrawal Of Foyu'n-
tain Blue He Captures the
4 Prize With Ease. q
| s.,oc,ated 1,rcs,z.

(By Associated Prcss.) "A.
E1V YOIoK. August 1.-The heavy,
rain to-day made tho Brighton
Fl =. u q ma s{ BeayCH tracld al ReEa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
.Enporia, o-s; Newport News, so

@ Especial to The Times- Dlspatch.)
u EAIPORIA, VA, August IL mporia
Won both games from tho Newport News
team to-day, The morning game went to
the locals by a score Of 0 toHa. III the
AFTERNOON the visitors We're shut out, the
home team scoring e'sht runs.
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Standing Of Clubs.
,cial.by Southern Bell STelephone} :
9.l}thNVTTI,E. VA August

Isl
twirler, for eleven clean hits and by
playing an errorless and snappy fielding
game. Richmond did clever work ln the.
field but RUDE Howard was invincible.
.ZurIage and Hessler, for Danytlle. and
shaffer aud Cuddy. for Richmond, were s...
stars fer the respective teams. D ,aI
dropped the second game as q result Of
du NIB and llstless playing. Howard could
not hold up the standard lie set IN the 4
first game. and was hit freely De Despite 'e'
this. however, the score you'd have been
difrercnt II the players behind him 3.1 had
had little moro ginger In their work.
Hessler, for the locals, secured g pretty pre-.
two Dagger. but was called out for cut
ting first base. Reeve, for r edmond. was yil
the star OF his team. Besides ~ taking XXI.
everything that came his way at short
stop. he GOT three hits that figured f IN
the score. 81 Happy Eckstone was IL there
with the goods. and the five hits ! that h..
ne all owed Swero scat Umpire new '
house gave good decisions TO day. and
:his work was appreciated on both sides &
Following Is the tabnlnted score:
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L WILLIAM ]. LEAKE,
K MAURICE "A. POWERS, a
Special Commissioners.

" Tho bond required OF the special com.
trhssioners BY the above decree has been
duly given..iS III Al W. S
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF
crrAs; "a. sAvllELE. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

And Stirred It8Up a Little.
81 He-oNo wonder Yaletslos the boat
race. Harvard put something In the wa
ter to prevent her winning s85 Il
She-Oh. wasn't that mean? What did
III He 20 Oars, "-Bos,toa Transcript
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
AUCTION SALES, This Day.

01AkC1S3+sss---. nlo - 49,
n
iy I a,d IS THOMPSON Fl s ' Brown Cd. 81
Hoai Estate az gents and Auction ~
OouRr s ,'.,ll |, q I5SI' 4 li3gss
NV In u ! il ]! 3L :. I,
rAg 1sAy }wEyy. sX sooss. 4o z
WITH So Acres, Mors ot ~ shs A sltle
5I1enrico County TREASURED,
WALTER j, Cd Dc \ I. q
Adlolnny chs.tnut ~! s,d n! t!1staneSl
'fI. sxzr; os g.: as s;'' %s..- y;
This proper " cost between $4,000 and
go. 900. and is in d high state % Scultll.ssy;
walton. Y
by virtue Of Decree Of the Cfrcui1
Court OF tho county Of Henrtco. entered8
July 20. 1905, We. az special connise ioneIs
therein Apprentices. vii proceed e q sel Sas
Thursday, August 2, Z 1. 9!|'06,s'
AT $50 r. M,
The Homeste lad "
I''W "a q N u T II IsL ]. .,l Y,
4 Parties looking for q suburb 90 hone q 9
could not DO better than secure this
beautiful up to-d date home, HAVING gnsi
water,sa and all city conveniences, hot ana &
cold water: also tynter in stable. and lacsssS
eess'bl g. BY ths Ell and
grove and NIL necessary outhouse1 D ana
everything In neat and first class ORDER
Fine Vineyard, valuable and large Il 49,
paragus bed, small Fruits In abundance
oil kinds Of Berries and elegant orchard
viii IS in demand for town lots renders
this property very desirable as n an y IN
isS TERMS: One fourth cash: balance II \
three equal instalmenta OF 8. 12aand ia
months benring 0 per cent Interest from
date Of sale. and evidenced BY negot nbleAi
The title to be retained by the court
until all tho purchase money Is pal AZ ara II
the conveyance ordered to be made: 88 ssssl
S BS 10 LANE STERN HIGH
Special Commissio toner's. sj
Rose Co. and ais. au tioneer 81
In tho Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
SS5g OF tho County Of Honrico: s.ss
w. r. Todd ct oils. Plaintiff MI
5 81 against a3s,ll 81
Isudora Tod ct ala (. !. Z. fendants
rs /, -. r. Phillips, deputy scl ERIK sof the
said court do certify that the bon q a ro-5sS
5quircd OF the Special Commission er bya
the decree N said the
Given under my hand rs clerk Of the
SAID court th's 20 ~ II r F S4lY igss
Deputy Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Pittsburg 81; Brooklyn,

4 RooKLYN,5 August LIN a pitchers
battle which lasted through thirteen
innings. Brooklyn was defeated by, Pitts
burg to-day by score 5of i to 0.
score 5 2.s} 55S59 RIi p
Pittsbg gao o o o o o o o o o 0 o Ii 0
.Brookl'n.ot0 o 90 o o % o O 90 90 Q r.
Batteries: Lifted and Phelps: McIn-s
tyre and Bergen. Time, ZIP. Umpire
ri, ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
New ork. \, st. 4 ouis, s..

NEW OIK,I n b Ht. LOulS, = $500
335Y.aS NEW YORK. August 1 --;Wlltz proved
to be too strong for the st. Louis team,
In the second game OF the series. ard
the LOCAL team won to i. .f5 3f
+ g. score: & r II. E.
L. Louis 2. \. D o o o I o OIL s 4
New York u. Oi3 (. % o. . - 20 551
Se Batteries; a Beebe and Marshall Witt
and Brenahan. Time. ? hours. Umpire
KLEIN. .3s j'.ii3;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
LANDED HEAVILY 1. ON N STILL 1 y !.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

First game: a Danville 4, Richmond !;
second game: Richmond .. DanyilIlo p !. lt3
MISUNDERSTANDING POSTPONED run llt..
Norfolk portsmouth: two games post.
poncd: rain. IA II III ii S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
BY Green & Redd.
i Real Estate Auctioneers.9

TRUSTEES, AUCTION 4 SALE 4 ORA
FINE FARM IN HANOVER cOuNT,Y9.lS
with nice 7-room dwelling thereon, near
,Peake s., on the G. and o. Railroad. about
fifteen miles from Richmond. y now occu-s
5pied by w r. Kersey. ESD; also g GER
tan personal property thereon s$s sSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

George $V. oliver. Salesman, &;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

EDlARLOR, .CHAMBDR AND DINING-
B $500 ROOM tU kNITUR u Sc WING
MACHINES, CROCKERY, fSSsa GLASS;
WAR Z, 9N1ATTING,f LINOLEUM, BAR
BEERS isS CHAIRS. MIRRORS FRONT
AND RBACkHBAR..s 4S5 3
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

Tribsns want - bring rssslsA
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

Miss Gsorgie Crawford of Gree.
ley. arrived Thursday to visit Miss
Llewellyn of Rockvale.
Mrs. E. G. Weston left on No. q
this morning for Wslsenburg to join
her husband who has . good position
on the Rio Grande at that place.
Mrs. Weston has been visiting the
McOonnells here.
Misses Lulu Lines and Carlotta
Rice arrived Saturday from Nevada,
Mo. where they have been atte NJ j.
ing Cotley conservatory. Both
young ladies are musical favorites in
Florence. and each had the pie asure
Of being placed on the commcement
program this year.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

BEST ice cream soda"-Yelton
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Thos. F. O'Neill Swallows Carbolic
Acid Sunday Morning.

Thomas F. O'Neill. commonly
known as Spot" committed suicide
yesterday morning by taking oarbolic
aoid. O'Neill i'A painter and has been
employed by John Houston. He wa
about 30 years old. He came here
from Denver little over three years
ago. where his relatives reside
O'Neill has since his residence In this
city been quite . lusher. and most
every Saturday evening after draw ing
his weekly stipend would spend it In
drink. He was one Of those good
nAtured easy going fellows while IN.
der the infiusnoe. rather quiet and
never quarrelso,ne.
He got quite foil Saturday night.
In fact he was almost past going. but
friend seeing his condition piloted
him to his room iu the Moo and less
block. He arose Sunday morning,
went and got his breakfast after
which he went to the Palace pharmacy
and secured two ounces Of carboiic
acid. telling Mr. wilson. the phar.
macist. that he wanted it for . disin.
fectant. He then went to n saloon
and secured a few more drinks to
nerve him mp for the ordeal snd went
into the alley BY Deibert's undertak.
ing establishment swallowed the con.
tents Of the bottle, went around back
Of the Palace Pharmacy. lay down
upon the cellar door where . few mo.
ments later he WAS discovered by Mar.
shal Green who secured physician
and had o'Neil removed to his room.
but 1t WAS too late to help him, a.
the poisoh-had accomplished its work
and the unfortunate nan expired in
five minutes after being taken to
his room. The body was removed
to Deibert's and the relatives Of the
dead man who live In Denver mott.
fed and ~ soon As they are heard
from the burial will take plaoe.
O'Neill was member of:ths Easles
lodge In this city and Of the Painters
and Decorators union In Denver.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

ing from the effects OF the wound self.
inflicted. At frat IL WAS not thought
that Mr.. Bowman's injuries were
very serious much less fatal. but
after three or four days Of sufiering .
change for the worse came. pritouiti,
set In. and on Sunday morning. Just
. week after the accident. he passed d
away. Mr.. Bowman was about a.
years Of age and leaves . widow.
He was member Of Florence
Oamp No. sS. Woodmsn OF the World
and the Odd Fellows lodges Of this
CITY. who will have charge Of the
funeral services which will take place
tomorrow afternoon 1t 2 O'Clock.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
Work on the Interurban.

Work Is progressing a. fast ~ pos.
sible on the street car line between
Canon City and the Gorge. W. d.
White. the contractor.say that Presi-
dent Sweet is on the ground and that
already $25. 900 has been disbursed
and the next payday about $40, 900
more will be distributed. There is NO
longer any question about the road q
construction. The polls for the trolley
are being placed and the contract
for this part of the work IL to be com
pleted by June 25th. Mr.. White's q
seven miles Of grading will be com i.
pleted very nearly by the contract
time. 80 that about the only diff.
Guilty expected is in obtaining the
steel rails from Pittsburg. The Amer.
icAn Bridge Co. has the contract
for several small steel bridge. to be
placed along the Gorge route and
these are now in course Of manufao.
ture. Barring unforeseen delays the
line will be completed and running
by the middle of August.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
wooDMEN MEMORIAL Yea.

ter!ay was observed as memorial dsy
by the Woodmen OF the World and
Its auxiliary lodges in this city.
AT 2 O'Clock the various lodges met
at the hall and went to the Gem.
etery headed by tho Uniform Rank,
where the graves of twenty one de-.
parted members were properly deco.
rated. In the evening the orders at.
tended memorial services and listened
to an exoellent address by the Rev.
Mr. PinRree. The middle tier Of seats
In tho church were reserved for the
Woodmen and the Circle.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

The inexpe: fenced buyer can
with safety make purchase here.
We have nothing to sell but reli-
able goods, so you could buy with
your eyes shut and not go wrong.
AS for special prices. how are
these in ladies' Hand Bags. A
81 bag, now $6 The same reduo-
tion through this elegant line Of
goods. Cleaning up to make room
for new stock.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
Succumbs to Wound.

II. II. Bowman. who accidentally
shot himself at noon Sunday, May
s7th. while trying 10 kill . vat in his
barn. died a. 3 O'Clock Sunday morn.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
ABOUT YOUR NEf0nBORs
AND YOURSELVES

n s Z
6oooooooooooooooooooooooo3
Attorney Binnt transacted bssi-
Dsas in Portland today.
i II n ssarcy transacted business
in Pueblo this afternoon.
IT. n. Howells returned Lat
evening from trip to Denver.
e. 3, Hanger came up from Besse
mer yesterday and returned today
| Miss Mary Korney Wa down
from Canon City yesterday visitirg
friends.
w. d. White. tho contractor,
came down from Canon City Saturday
evening.
Lee champion returned Satur.
day evening from professional trip
to the Capital City.
Thomas LlewelIyn Of PittsburR.
Pa arrived last week to attend the
Alder. Liewellyn nuptials.
= Miss Edith Doud. who has been
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. J. e.
Blunt. left today for Omaha.
George Wood has arrived from
Denver where he has been attending
school to spend the Holidays at home.
Mrs. H j. Henderso and family
left yesterday for vioto. to reside.
They shipped their household goods.
j. ]. Hessiok went to Rocky Ford
yesterday where he has the contract
for drilling an artesian we'll for the
town.
II. B. Hale arrived Saturday even.
ing from Denver to recuperate. He1
10 .ust recovering from q spell Of
sickness.
Mrs. W. y Parker of Wilson
avenue 10 enjoying . visit from her
sister, Mrs ". o. Dubbs ar child,en
from Ransom. Kansas.
Mrs 8. j. McGee and children
Of West Third street, left Saturday
for Kansas City. where they will
spend the summer with relatives.
r. waddy Tanner and wife have
gone to Colorado Springs where Mr..
TAuner takes th' management Of the
Grand Union Tea 90. of that place.
Miss Fannie Honeymau left for
Denver today where she goes to attend
the State Sunday school convention.
She will also visit in Boulder before
her return.
Mrs. Conway and daughter
Miss Gale. who visited Mrs. Durfee
and Mrs. V. A. Hutton. returned
to their home in Canon CITY last
evening.
Mrs. H. O. Hitler left yesterday
for Cripple Greek to join the profes-
sOr. who has . music class there.
They expect to spend the summer in
the district.
Mrs O. Bryant of Uniontown.
Kans.. and Mrs. A. O. Sweeney of |
Joplin. Mo-. mother aud sister Of
Harry Bryant. arrived yesterday for
q visit with him.
Miss CLARA Hillix. who has b cen
attending Mt. St. Scholastic academy |
at Damon Oity. was down to spend |
Sunday with her fahter, W. p. Hill.
lix. the Cigar merchant
Mrs. Phil Sprague 10 spending .
couple Of DAYS with Mrs. W. O. Par.
ker. Wilson avenue. Mrs Sprague 10
enroute from Ohio to Portland. Ore.
gon. to ioin Phil who is contracting
there
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

bORN-Ar. and Mrs. Charles Nssh
OF Roosvale are rejoicing over the ar.
rival Of now daughter who made
her entrance into this world early
this morning.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

BANKRUPT sALE-The stock Of
Tho Gibbs Jewelry Co will be sold
1t Bankrupt sale. Diamonds, cut
glass. watches. silvsrwars. A dne
line Of anbrsllas. 90. Si.ss
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04


CAPTURE A FEW-John ]. Niece
NJ. b. and Harry Robin ,on re. urned
last night frou Beaver Greek with
some fish and more fish stories
Meece is the champion with q 20Ls
inch rainbow trout weighing 8 pounds
NJ. B. Robinson is = good second with
one 4.pound trout and 40 smaller ones.
Harry says he will show them how to
catch trout next time. He has .
champion record over on the Gunnisou
aud will be heard from later.
Others report fairly good luck.
sTRA wBERRY CHEESE CAKES
Line little patty pans with puff
paste and bake in = hot oven. Make
= filing Of the yolks of three eggs.
the juice and gated ripd Of half .
lemon. one oupful of granulated sugar
and half . oupful OF butter. Oook
the mixture In . double boiler until
1t thiokens. Remove from the fire
aud whom partially COOLED stir In ono
large oupful Of crushed straw berries.
Whom thoroughly chilled I'LL into the
paatry shells and cover with q soft
boiled icing. Tbsss must be eaten
while fresh.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

NEW 0IRL-Word has been re-.
osivsd here Of the birth Of . seven
asd half pound Riyl 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Hsnry Lang. fromerly Of this city at
Lstsobs. California. All reported
doing we'll,
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

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