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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
WILDER $LITIG ATIO
t. Paul Court Decd led Against,
Apnellant on All Points

(By Associated Press III .
gfE 81. PAUL MI n. :. Aug gust y -Judegs
Hallam, IN the Ramsey County Dlstrlc 81
Court. s to- day decided n tho the & ante
slrup tlal agreement rtde betW i.rr.sf
10. wv. Appleby and Corneli Day Ws iiderI
81 valid. Thecourt also held that sl,'l
Appleby was not ent tiled to possessio g.
the Wilder Mansion. on Summit Avenue
and tina t he was not entitled to- the 81, 900
q year for tho mantenanc Of the Nv ilders
home. Il 6t5S FL i,
iS Tho an to nuptlal agreement provides
that Dr.. Appleby should draw from tne
estate Of Mrs. ppleby annually $10, OoOeos:
providing he did not marry agai ~
i5 The estate OF Mrs. q ppleby 70 valued:
"a { $3.50 900, and Is a part OF u what "
known as tho Wild er charity w ich, Wy
tho willis OF Mr., and Mrs, ilder ana
Mrs. Appleby, their dnug Inter, oil deceased
was Loft ia tho worthy poor sof Ct. Paul
The e,,tire estate amounts to- 81. 000, 0Q 1o
Dr. Appleby sought to have the ante-nup Z!
tIal agreement declared void that the
charitable beauest In his VIII g will wa
Void ana that tho w Id err HON 9, with: as
fund OF SIS, 900 a year for its maintenance
was rightfully his, whether no lived in3
the home or not, s 8S
b, The Probate Court decid led adversely tos
DR.. Apnleby 8onbal these point Il and IA
nnneal was taken to the District Court
which to-day. decided with the Probate
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
IHERBERT's PINE EFFORT
Takes Sommerville u 3-4 Min
I'll utes to Put Local Man Down..

VI Tho wrestling match between Bob SOM
merylle, a we'll known champion Of tho
country, and George Her bert, the local
ton OF the art, and tho large crowd
which attended the performances was
sreatly pleased. Herbert gave his Foppo-
tnent flne ttissle. and It was a splen-
aid effort for the little bantam, II VIVA
not until twelve and three-quarter nlln-
3utos had elapsed that sommerville sue
coded In putting IIerbert'a shoulders y to
the mat. 3set8 S E4l5 y. III
Herbert Ia a very clover little wrestler,
and IL Is expected that no will one day
make HIS mark as an artist on tho
wrestling mat,
Professor Rupert Vaughan Lloyd acted
Us referee, and Mr. Kaufman was times
keeper, ".
"A very large crowd witnessed tho
match, and all were very we'll pleased
with the performances. Ks q 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
TOOK X BOTH GAMES N
Portsmouth Outplayed Norfolk
and Won Both Games Handily.

Especial by Southern Bel Telephone I'll
NORFOLK, VA, August l7,-Cap taln
Charles BANDS Truckers sprung
genuine surprise and at the same time +
nightly Inundated Otto Wells's Ter-
icentennlals this afternoon. They took
both games Of the double-header and.
To rub II in, handed the locals q box 9
bills ir both contests The I'ercenten-
mails had not even the satisfaction Of
knowing that tho games were won and
lost by any chance play. II was su-
perior baseball that won and inferior
baseball that lost, Manager Clark and
his men could not got out the best ball
that there was In them. The mighty
shumann pitched both games for Ports
mouth. Norlolk's mighty men OF yalor
fairly quaked before him, md were over
como by the mighty men With the greats
est ease, Nine lonely hits In two games,
five In one and four In the other, Is the
record OF tho stick work against him.
and when tho last game was over he was
apparently US strong as at the beginning,
Tie gave ono less hit In the latter game
than he did In the first, The nearest
Norfolk came to scoring was In the
eighth inning when three men managed
to get on bases. Reddy Foster was ut
the bat, and. like Casey. struck out, and
with the strike, out went Norfolk g last
chance to score The score; 5S
PORTSMOUTH,. n! s. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Bostonian1s M ay G ONE.

w 4al Especial 70 Tho Tfn6H-I Jtspntcll: l9g .
BOSTON q MASS, August II. 1T here -
d strong likelihood that the Client and
Honorable Artillery Company Of Boston
will accept tho Invite ton Of tho James-.
town Exposition on the occasion q me
Fall field trip tho 1st OF October. 1901,
THO matter Ia now In tho hands of aj
&C nmittee consisting OF Colonel \ Sidney
M. Hodges. chairman; General Samuel
q. Lawrence. Ileutennnt-C COLONEL Alexan-s
der NJ. D.. FERRIS Captain ]. Stearnss
Cushing, Captain frank Huckins, and
four other commisioned officers, The
Hoston company has not yet invited the
London company, but promises to ip-'
v!te them to send as many as possible
OF their members ms guests OF the Boston
9 III i.I5 t8ii n 4sI Z 8g4a;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
{ Races at Latonia.
NM i;5 \ s,s,o,uclat ed pross. !

~
CINCINNATI, 9 IiI1o, ugus5t 5ss IT,
5Fayorites won four Of seven races aces at
T ,atonin1 to- The third at seven fur
longs. and the fourth event, II q steep j I.
chase 5flandicap wero he fontures OF the
oard. All Free Booter the favortte, f easily
won the third from Lady Henrietta 1lr1t 1 , and
Granada. ubad o. won the steepleechasEo.
Summaries: s5ai D, &
n first 7race-six f,lrlongs Don Trent g TO
2) first, Jay Ward % TO y second miss l''
KITTY ~ to- third. Time. ! :tS 80
Second race seven ongs----P mora 60
to%1) first, Dor second Pirates
Dnnco go 10 i third. Time, :a3 3d..
Third e-seVer furlo ngs---7IF're Boo %;
IA u IS first, Y Lady Henrietta q to =
second Granada Is to third third, Time,
Fourth II rac handicap, steeplechaa'sse
short course subador 4 to 4y first ll'
Dalesman (G&to y second, Weird @ to ~
third. Time, :09. q re-, !, 81.
Fifth race-mile and on Gig t1--Fo n
solt,ca Is to- s. first, stroud e to y sec
ond, Pillers (6 to y third. 7 line, 200 2-5.
4 sixth race-sevcn furlongs ter Q6 TO
s. first. Optional 40 tod second, FRANK Fra ~
Bill n Is Is third. Time, i :s2. +: 5$
Seventh race-nli le--Amberitn 81 to 10y
first. Barklemore Il to y second, 8 lad
Charade Il to ~ third. Time, = :46 2-5.55ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC; LEAGUE \ J G i
Columbia, "a; Macon, o-8.

COluIlDld, "a 84AeaSOA1, 49,
MACON, GA, August y. Macon and NJ
Columbia broke even in d. doublc-headers
here today The trst {h hn T tors wen ~
5t,t naor s'Ih,v v innings: RI Fl. e.
,Macan ..............o Q 5000 % o
8 = An fterles- ieis1nnn and Sweeney; Clarke
md Robinson. Time. 1890 Umpire Ma co.
second Game: w 81 8 3 y !,
eslSmb'a z g, ! S,9 4 Ia ID e
5Earnish. Time, 4 100 Umpire, Mace ia
Charleston, 8 Jacksonville, I,
y AoKsoNvILLD. I'll August = =,
The visitors had no trouble ~ landihg
on Pnrkins to day. The work OF FENDER
Tor the visitors ut first base pas was ~ one
OF the features. 7, = I,
# Score by innings. . e y : I! !, ~; =,
charleston 81 (, q. Y 0 2 o 10Y o. u M
1nclxsonvillo o 90 o 90 o OIL
= Batteries: Savage and FOX; Pa rSins anu ny
3Guegse, limo, $40. U mplre, Byron.
Augusta, . Savannah. 9.
AUGUSTA. GA. August 17,,Ilrou y g,
a,,perior pitching, sensational fielding ahu
l1,1nchtnE hits, the locals scored tho, sec-
5ond shut-out against; Savannah to-d9y q,
Score ny innings. !. !. !. ! 9 ', r. + - .
-. I ,,,,,,sta / OIL Q Q 9 9 ~ y
6 Hnnterles: Kane and 1kafl lkof 4; ltlokor
ana Carson. Time, 1875, Empires, Ryan
ana LMoIAugElin: "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
iJIU-JITsJ FOR DEFENSE E .
Mr.. Somnlerville Says + Is Il,
valuable to Man u nders Attack

Sl Mr.. Herbert a somn1erville, who, with
Ills brother, Bob. Ii 81 wing exhibit ions q
RJiu Jitsu,S the Japanese Ia 1T Of wrestling
at lakewood, when seen by e Times-Dls
patch report yesterday had u the iol-
lowing interesting remarks to mako
"Jiu Jitsu IL Used by the j japanese more
as a means OF SELF defotise than ything
;olse. 1T Ia only In tho last few years
TINT tho Engltsh-speaking race has dis
covered that the little men from the
orient are q not to DO despised whom It
comes to a 11lix-up with them. Sailors
who have Ian ded In that country and fbe-
came disordorly, or resisting an Of the
JAP policemen, have III sud denly found
themselves with 81 a broken I'll sho der or
dislocated mix tie,
i''I do not say Jiu6 Jitsu 10 superior to
tho American style by any means. but
$itS Is a good thing to know when " ol
arc attacked BY some one much stronger
ana heavier than you. Any man or wo-
man cnn learn enough In o TOW lessons,
ana by practice a. little each day to take
care Of himself In case Of an attac \.
""Jlu Jitsu Is a good thing TO understand;
$it4 Is all powerful 1 in Il its mystery. but
simple as "A b G when once mastered.
1T oame natural to the laps because they
were SO small they had to devise some
means OF overcoming brute strength. !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

NJ Especial to The Times r ispa tch.) # II
Il sATaATOGA AZ n. j. v August n - Roy and
Paul j B. Rniney made the biggest selling
of the season at the Saratoga track . TO- o.
day After tho defeat OF tlelr two hlg =
horses and the loss OF q smnll
fortune on them. they won close to 34o oy9
by the flectncss OF Y Heassip, their *'0o
selling platter. 81 5ts $
n The Cleveland millionaire turf mon bet,
eco 900 on their horse. II was tho biggest
Bot they had made this summer. spurred
or, To wagering this amount by previous,
losses on Horace T.. and DO Mtnd. they.
engineered this coup for the purpose OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

mnrles: 4s IN IS i. H. y .
55 First race Six furlotgs- Tptoe u3 Z. 3
Sflfst. shot Gun (20 to ~ second, Firo
Brand Is to ~ third Time, "a az 1-5.5
second race SELLING, inile---4O ocean Spray
go to y first. Graceful az to y second,
Memories 70 to- ~ third. Time 4 :3o 80.
Third race lie and quartz crn ~
second, Little Scout (8 to y third. Time rl
i2:07. 4;5s ..55l i al. u :.
@ Fourth rae Selling, five and one-hal al
f1rl ongt.s-L oring Il d to p first. Bemay
as to second. N onfort as to 2o) third 81
Time 100 rs. \, us :, 4. =
d Fifth race ceiling, MILE easlip @ to q
first. Ed. Ball (6 to ~ second, Macy,
as 10 y third. Time, 4 ::38 s-5.s
sixth racc- rive and one-llalf furlongs-.
STourenne Is to - first, Fish Hawk g Q, g
y second, Ially g TO- third. inc = ~. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Where They Play To-Day
New York at Chi cag o. IS Is
l31s7s brooklyn at Pittsburg
Il S y. - IS n T6.sis BOSTON at C!ncinna Il.
4 StandingTof8t the Clubs,
Chicago, Brooklyn,

CHICAGO, August IL Chicago made It
seven straight from Prookkiyn toiItday, VII ~
H 4sE h fih cana ana haaehink a 'no
Score by Innings; Z Z I \, : ! 4 & i: "a; w;
SfsPSSsi ossrs, aha Ia
scan nieni and Ritter. rhine. 1:4o. Un1pires,;
Carpenter and Klem.
.s3' New York, s; st. Louis, 4,
SIT. LOUIS, August S17.--New York de-
Efeated st. Louis, making q clean sweep
Of the sories, H 4 q :, !, s,
g. Co.'S n g I
AMOS W RHsases ana HbSss sna
hun, Time, 1928, Umpire. O'Day. e
Pittsburg, a; Boston, 2. Il
today mad made their last 7appearanoe in
RtsSurs sr ie sSases na X So b 6ipti
pI Rfsss y 'nn.assS =
Rq ,af aHHd Gibson; Linda.
man 1' and NeodhaM1. Time. 1885, umpires,
Rhinestone and Conway. . a
Philadelphia, Al; Cincinnati, a-a,
5cINcINNATI, o.. august II. q ineinn1,at!
qbe sdo s a. ga ths i hntH s Tss
a ae w g tin Was called at the beginning
Of the ninth on account Of darkness,
First Games. 5ti3} 3 & "a III :, =,
el ss9iss II an'nsS i
siss 9od soSlsl sparks
Duggi ehy ana Doom, Time, ? hours. Un-
nlre. Elnslie, 4 X 81 .#
Second &c Game Y q i y, M R$H 10.
a 4, |sSilss r "aasa, 8
iIE,,afttteries--W elmer ana .sschleii Richie,
plre, Eplslae. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Rainey Brothers Engineered Biggest Coup 81 Season
ii Saratoga Yesterday-Had Lost Heavily
On Other Horses

srcgaining some Of the money they had had
paid out to the booknakers on other
$occaalons. Y
$ with this end n In view, they entered
cap division, III tho NTH race, to DO sold
for 1900. ia " Il 5s5t
!, In order that there might 30 no slip.
up In the handing Of Heasllp tho 1aaincys
engaged Miller to ride. The premier.
Jockey OF America got Ills horse on in
front at the start, and rating him along
ut a & nice speed ali tho way led from,
start to finish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
ROANOKE BADLY BEATEN.
8Outplayed at Every. Stage Of the
Game BY Lynchburg
apcnlnl ~ eouthertl BeIl Tolophone.)

(SpcolnI by soutueT1lI be117I u1ep1UHSu'1
s55 ROANOKE, v "A, August Ito days
gamo went 10 Lynohfrlrg BY the score 9
IS 10 g. II is not the Same shard-luckS story 'r
Roanoke was outplayod III every stage
! 81 the game. Six fiitsaware oil that the he
8Highlanders could secure from Rles, nt, nd
some OF them were OF the scratchy kind.
Tho shoemdk ers. Ton the other hand, con-
nected freely with Meningitis delivery.
putting twelve base hits TO their credit.
Tho support given to Lynchburg was cx-
@cellent So shilo that OF # Roanoke was
agged, the only rcdeeHing feature being
the sensational catch by Mcshane Of q
line drive, while two men were on bases.
Had Roanoke used head work on bases
the score would have been tied N the
seventh. but this was sadly lacking. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
6 ,EEImporia. 8; Riverside,

II 5 ryr fESKE gsSBiiut Al, III took En-
&c ). rio 10 ton Innings to defeat Riverside thls
p,,a,,nr in d game which was marked
~ splendid tioldlng BY both teams.
\, ,rhe inability Of Riverside TO phlt Cath.
4,gtt. and the punching BY Imporla OF
isr hits on of Gill, was tho cause Of the
+ 7 scnre, ~ n, Fl. y,
Riverside. y. ,,...1 o / o 90 Q q o Ga 8
EmporIa /. N. \. % o 10 q 90 OILS .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Locos ard 1t1kslihgers Expected
3il5I to- Make q Stubborn Fight.
& o. Offices and Shops.
Richmond Amateur Baseball
i IS a League.
8foR I'M Z q. rs pI,,li,sIIlpArcA oUP.
Standing 81 the Clubs.
41To-Day''s Games.

g. and O. Offices W. 9. and @. Shops y.
f4:s0 r.. Nj, & at Hermitage. 3sS
Cedar Works W. Il. B. Taylor. d 4,so =.
nj. al West Point. 4; .35e !3Ss
Looos W. Times. Dispatch, 4.b0 T. Nj j, at
Chestnut Hill. 53 s. I, 3t
Tie most Interesting Of the games
scheduled for to-day should BIO that be-
tween the Locos and 1nksllngers. rho
last meeting OF these teams Jroduced q
stubborn fight, the result resting with
tho Locos BY s 10 1. Both sides are de-
&totnlined to VIM " ,S ft iS34Ii
II The Chestnut Hill diamond has been
5scrnped and rolled during the week, the
grass III the outfield cut, and everything
possible done 70 warrant a fast game Tx
#tra cars Will be run from Seventh and
Broad Streets, and d goodly crowd will ut
tend. AS 55I rs
@ strang and Hay will do duty for tho
$Looos, ana walker and Stout (battery),
Sutherland, Ricketts,, y'ry. old l1g r|l
Smith, Gardner, Donahuo or Brannan
will line up for this 1nkslinsers.
Cinnamon at West Point.
~ It seems TO be the fashion nowadays for!
the teams Of the Amateur League to- run
an excursion out 81 town and take the
team along that they ara scheduled to
meet on Saturdays, playing the game at
West Point. The initial success OF this
plan must DO laid to- tho credit Of the
Locos, who entertained the BnoWballs In
this manner last Saturday. n The Snow.
balls 90 enjoyed tllolr trip last week that
thoy are making tho experiment to-day.
but their guests arc the str ong team lof
Cinnamon. The snowballs have every irlr
tention OF serving out sotno + OF the same
Kind 81 dicine they did to tho Locos.
and expect TO trim the hin anien. should
they meet with q share OF The success that
followed last week TRIP, 4 will pay tho
expenses Of their team for tho B r y whole
sseason. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Att eric N sA Ii y rhis Day
-
BY "a I'll. u u. t1. n, tJanouhl vi ~
teal ftstat ID AS eflts and AuotlorssS !;
SIH 4 E''s 81 s z.''1L = ~
VALrJAB lie FARM jjs8$
ON 3rt4 e q HARLEs ctris HoADy cnfts
48sl s8i TAIN IN a Il ~ Ao 4Es, hA0 Is

Circuit f court a deiaait ha SI bee 1mSaJ
Ia the payment Of certain notes theftl1
secured, 4 Will sell w auction otl the Y
N SATURDAY., At1e ItsT IL, Il 1905, Nc Al S
& d CtDC X r. N. J. s III
the vALUB111 ia I'M OF f75 Is CNE1ss
more or less, ID III the Charles CITY
Of Richmond. * There Is ~ small dNellln9ts
large barn ana d Q ther Improvement s on
Ethe#property s;f
and To pay 81 the 2stit1 OF ! III ,l With In
terest from May "a, 1900, baladceg \ n otiel
and two years. a @ e a al q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
AChicagi7o. z Boston. a,


BOsTO = August i bat terry errors en-
abled ~ Chicago TO defeat Boston q gain
to-day. Grimsha e ba ting and he out
field work OF hhr and ~ ones we're me ne
3 score BY innings . ) i . ! n j, H I q E; !,
Boston 9 ! I 9 9 g 9 ~ ~
ch Ba9tsrcsY cr az and corrlgan
over. White and Sullivan. Time, y ~.
Umpire, Sheridan. s s III. s.}
Cleveland, o. Philad elphia, a..
8$pIIIIADELPIIA,.:A august il. % leyeland
and r. hlladclphiad divided honors .to ,,tl
i Ing Kits, and d conkley's effective pitch-
Ing won tho second for the local s5
First Game M S5. al !, H, =
c{Es ssfis 81 Innings s
PhliadelPhia g p 9 9 81 |, 6, /.
pire, 8 Loughlln,.
Score BY Innings; Z I 4 \ !. + II IL - =;
f elbisde15h,a ..:.9 . SsgSS II i
\ Bate Hess and Buelow;; Goakley'
and Pewers. time hours . I'm Pre- ',
Washing ton, 3-3 St. Louis, az
aga st SlsEa Fl
two I've games the afirst 60;
ing to the local team willie the SECOND no
went TO CHe NVlSilOES.F5 2
First Game 5s8s i !, I ~ II Il
n Score by innings: Y I y. q Z - ~;
washington t:.s 9 z 9 3 ID L.
q la tterics- Hughes and Warner; lowell
and Spencer. Time, ! :4o Umpire, CON on
molly. 3s ssi,si. sys 4. 8 81 vi .
Second Game: Il ), i, r, ~ b
Score by innlngs: q y = 4 ~ "a sa5 =
washington 9 3 20 9 9 S 9tSi u %
St. Louis y ~ ME- md Pat.
ten and Hnkefle ld; B Flo we'll and A,ichey.5
Time 3 hours. a Umpire, Connolly
Detroit, s; New y !ork, 9.
NEW! Y DIRK, Aug ust II ;.-Errors ana sl
laok OF batting beat tho loo ais to-day,
Detroit winning by s to z, y !,
1,s sc rnif 4'..ts !. s q o 8 70 o 80
New York. 80 oq -. rr e,rf
Rnttcries-Do nnhue and Payne; &6 ttosg,
NIcG uireq and n Thomas. Time, = b hours
IJmpires, Hurst and Evans II III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Montgomery, g; Atlanta, o-2.

r MOntgonery,E1l - Atlanta, 90 J
a GA August 7IMM'oHtgoam,
from a tlanta to-day, az
: se 500 t byo innings: N si.s- R.Hi 10.
Atlanta ..........,0 00 900 % !
MDatfe%sry ana ive9s Maxwell
derham. 5s NJ a y5 53ss .S5l
Score by innings; !. 7 I \ Y z n : II. y;
M t, .,s:,.,6 8 rs :; y
waa aaa assen Eng he MseFS6ss
piro, Hudderham,
Birmingham, Nashville, :.
u a5H s+ssss 4s$s 4s ss% Nssy
s RsS:sS;S;y5is.ya; sSS Sssyls I'd as,
Umpire, Pfennlng ser. - %, . Y, 4,
Shreveport. S; Little Rock, z,
LITTLE ROCK. August 17..-Hlokey,s eT.
ShToy 81 nafa y Tsss aeysy
G$ A$S;s X 'as:ss.s Z
BatteRles-Johnsonn ana l|IHmI1ef tltt naa
a aad aa RGE%S ain.s T5tWs 's0 u"pl'ss
Memphis, 4 New Orleans,
v ohLA4Nys !, August ygI ta 1ahGu9 ~.
day letting the locals, down with three
hits. aid defeate New orleans ~ n score
OF Q ia J.. 81 IS e E 4 4, - IA
s:i;I !. !,
Hatterles-I1o Ell and ems 4 w l aSI w A!su
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
New Aston Hotel.

3 E.I (S3ppoINI To NHhs 1Tnda-I UBIRAtDH,l
Il NEW YORK, a August lillian
Waldorf Aston has received II plans for
another srent Motel on Long Acre scvre
SQUARE The atruetM,ep WI y go cover a ~
Aston N from Forty-thlrd TO Forty-fourtll
Street, II Iis occupied by the Barrlng-
ton APARTMENT, which has long been q
landmark. It's chief tenants are THEFT,
rical nersOnS, 10y II 49, fs4 i;S;sl ~ A esg{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

S,Ss "a executor Of Sarah Css boswell. w de-
ceased M Will ofter Tor said upon thu
prer,1isea at public mug! ion OF
beginning al ,So 8 clock, tie -abovs rear
estate The property ut the corn e ofS
gThirtietil aud M Streets has IL fronfa6sJ
of 20 feet and runs haTk ~ feet
BoitherH Is "a whole sor stbd vided At time
of sale, 40 may BE- deemed best. The
realty on q NJ het " cen u twenty -ninth An&
feet md runs back 40 feet! This prupb5
5erty5s is ali occupied and will mako soods
Investments for 81 rental PURPOSES. 2 Inss3
ispect the same and nttend SAC. ,.sa IorI
El TDRMs- Oneathird issy cash, balance az
aix 4 and n twelve this interest addeds
or All cash, ut he op ton Of the pdrss
chaser w w, /, ~ a 1,X II, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
ENGINE EXPlI0D|E!s
A M III 4 \!
Engineer and fireman Were 4 g J,
s.fsss Severely Seal LED by 55
Ste am. ii
lgnacIal u rhe rimes Dispatch

59 ~ Especial to The Times- patcH ..1lsgEIS
3BRIsTO til Mn J, tst .s.Iht
dropping Of the crown shield In one.of sthi
bigirfreixht engines OF e the6; " ginia( annd;
Southern Western Raj way -day VI result.
ed In San 8exploslo Ion.
The engineswas env loped 8i \ steam. ana
sorfous sly seal ded I no rain and all ears
being pulled by the engine de 81 star!
to run down w alker's M fountain, but ~
stopped before further damage res CO..
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with the heavily.
played fnvorlte, Mon.
! fort, Third. 41orlng
broke In front and set
4 Bfast pnce. followed
by Betnny. she@ con-.
ftinucd to show tho
way to the stretch.
&whcro sho won In q
drive by ono and q
half lengths. Suns
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]. NAT1ONAI1 LEAGUE.
4 Scores Yesterday

4 chicago, 6 ;SS Bro oklyn, 2.
4 New Y ork, \ q; Il St.. Louis, 4.
#Iittsburg. y; Boston, ,S
Cincinnati, 9; Fl llndelplin, !. IS
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.lOR|NG WINNER
0F TROY STAKES J |: |
Beat Betnlay and and Milontfort ~ ~
Feature Event at at Saratoga
Yesterday. 5
YORKSHIRE LAD I, 1 LOSES \! ''l:s RACE
Long Shot Carried Off M'l5ol,ncty.i,ll
Second Race /, Other
Results. ~
YORKSHIRE LAD LOSES RACE
~. \ 80, iatnd prn.an

gsS Ky SSS (Dy Associated Frcss) q Sg4
~ SARATOGA, N. i, August II .-torlrss,i
the second choice at z to 2. won the Troy
selling stakes, s 10 furlongs, at Saratoga
to-day, defeating Bemay, d long shot
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h Hinton out, shit by batted ball
Score by innings, r.
Richmond .,,,,,.,,..,,..,. o o o . 90 ! q OIL
lpanYillo SO, ,.,,,.,, o D o 0li0 Ia
Hicks. Stolen bases-DoFan a I1essler,
Richards, Double plays--p oy 10 to- zurlage;
Eurlage to DOYLE Base on ballsvOff
Eckstone, off Howard, J.. d Struck out.
ny Eckstone, ] & by Howard 3. Passed
i Asllsv1 5!atQa Time oi gsn,e. 1;6S. Ign,
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FOR SALE,
VALUABLE FARM OF JAMES RIvER,s
Talk Sscompr sing Gao acres, A 20 OF which,
Is Shoavlly ttmbered. For tsrrrls and DE-
soription, apply to u. :, -
I'LL 10. Main ST. richmond " a.S
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shunan, p... !. :. 3. q

Norfolk q. y. N ..f, D o. o o o 90
y Summary: Left .on bnscs- ortsmouth,
q; Norfolk, 5. Two baso hits tanley.
Earned runs Portsmout tn. l. skolen
bases Flschmun and Revell Double
to Wiley; Mcmahon to
wiley, Base on balls stanley 81 Shu-
man, 1. ID hit by pitched balls fseitE.
struck out-by Stanley. s by Shuman,
10. Time OF game, 1876. Umpire, Black.
Attendance, 1900. Sacrifice tits -
DAILY and jackson. III ls
55$ PORTSMOUTH. II
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plrcs, Rollins and Newhouse. tend md
.ancc, 3, OSi. ,tf}. 3 81 s3 a
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/ 9TH ar BAs EB &C Z GAMES.
American ASS ociation,

AZ Milwaukee,; (First ganie)-Ai walls
kee' Indianapolis, /. fSecond galne)-
Milwaukee, a; indianapolis, 3,
At minneapolis; MINI 81 Tole--
do, 4, { A al5g d. N =, !, ).
gLouisYill e.& !, q
"a Az ST. Paul; 81, Paul % GoluabYss a
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To Prepare for Labor Day, u,
4 mo Labor Day committee and aidos to
s shs msFS niaht at oqlosk, All unions
are requested to send their aides. as ar
ton Ion are are 10 be coinpletel at this neetinY,
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Standing If the Clubs.

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