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i1Wheere Z They PLAY 4 Day
si's5 New York q St. Lou y
Standing Of the Clubs. 4.
Philadelphia, 8; Cleyel land, 4. d.

CLEVELANDO o.. Aug !. HI ess received
miserable support and Philad del.
s pi!,c Ma II. E
Cleyelar "a n. /. \. I, 1. o o O o OIL Q
philadelphia sts % 4 I'LL o 3 % 0---Si
Batteries Hess and Kittredg K Dloigertts
and schreck. Time, - :55. Umpire, Con-.
noll 81
3 New 81 ork, Z, p roit,
81 DETROIT, CHI, August Anew!
81 ork won IN a game in hich Seac side;
made run WI thou 81 III Tile the de-.
Gliding tally resulted from batter hit
and two base out field mu 4.
as Score !: s 5sti RI Fl. ID.
Detroit 1. i. /. I. n \: ]; o o o. o OF
New X orls Z. II. Is 20 10 o o o o o. o
& Batteries Mullin and Schmidt a Newton
iHogg and MCGUIRE. Time, 2 hours. UNI:
}pires Evans and sherld an sy $ts
ashing tor, St. Louis, o.
33ss sT.SLoUIs, August Patten was In
great form, al though wild. and shut out
the locals to-day: $5 a s51E
" Score: s5 NJ 5Ss5{ r. II. 81
St. Louis Il. K. -. 0 o o o 10 o 0 90 ~ 81 3
Washington h. 70 o. 0;1$o o OF 90 Is o.
Batteries-Pow and ii Hickey; Patteni
and Wakefield. b Time, 40. Umpire.
Hurst 35 n y
Chicago Is Boston, 9.
81 CHICAGO. August Chicago won a
pretty game from Boston in tho ninth
inning to-day. Donohue hit over center.
field for three bases. s and Dougherty
raped the first ball pitched him for q
single. ending the game.
ID Score: 5s3 r, II r.
Chicago +. 8. I. Y. o % o o o o o0l-1 Is Al
Boston % o o o. 90 o. 90 s. 8 "a q
Il Batteries atterson and Sullivan; DE-
5neen and Armbruster. T line, $1 :2s. sUn--S
-pire. O'Loughln. 4 NJ. Il sI5 MA
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M EACH TAKES q: '' ONE ':'] Ne a 81.
Portsmouth and Danyille Break
EyenSir1AD ouble Header. 81

KS Special BY Southern Bell Teephone.) "
s3PORTsI OUTH, " AZ gust Il 4--- ~
Wills and Portsmouth " broke Z even on d q
5double-leader here this q fternoon, the
visitors winning the II first game by the
score OF 4 to o. and the Truckers winning
the last u 8 Is o, 5S$I 1t " as the first time
that the Truckers had lost one I! OF the
games when n the dou ble-h headers have
been played. IS The II first game went ten
sharp innings, Danville scoring the win
ming run / on a two -ba gger BY. Rio hards,y35
which was followed by zulage, who ad- X
5vanced Richards 81 to third on an out;
gReEgy sent q slow one to Persons and
beat 1t out at first richards scoring on.
the play. and winning the game. The
first was a hard luck game for Ports,
mouth. They out-batted and out-felded
the visitors, but could not make their
hits when IL they would count. In the
second game the first run Y was made
on a two-bag drive BY Kelly, who scored
on Tischman'ss triple, Tishman ring
on a fly q out ne Lohr & opened the third
with a SINGLE and was advanced rapid
Is around by sacrificing and q hit. One
OF tho largest crowds Of the season wit
the game Tho roofing was of the!
sold-time order. such as P ortsmouth Is
only capable Of doing. The score:
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RIFE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Memphis 7-6; Little r ock. "a

y Ncilll'lllS I-O; @1Sltlle {NOCk, ga
MEA1P,HIs. TENN, August 4.--To-
d,ct double. a header resulted in easy
ment, the second game was called after
the seventh Inning. 81 Z. 81
Z FIRST Game i3t s t3S 81
Score: 38 i ,S8 AZ r. Fl. ~
H hI555s soe's ! g g !, s. y
Y Batteries: Keith. Douglas ana Bird;
Idebhardt and Ovens Time, 2 hours
Umpire, Campau. q A. 55 b ia ~
Second Game .iSlfi5
M hsfas Rook 9 81 ~: 3:
and owens, Time, ;sb, Umpire, campau.
Atlanta, 5-s;sMontgo rnery, 90.
(. NTGOMERY..IAL.A !, (. August at
5lanta to-day turned tho tables on tho
locals and won both games Of q double
header. Dyers was elected from tho
grounds for dlsputlng With g umpirc
First Gnmn- IL ssy ,5s rs si # ia5
Score: "A VII 81 Ks n, II. u.
MHtG2nnatHomery : : s Z 3 e e n
& Batterles: Maxwell ana MeAlees
is!zzlers and HYersI Time. 1;4b, I'm
pres, Buckley and 6chust ter
Second Game "a - w
Score: sf@ SE yls y II =. q, Ic.
Aaa'ssmssy .,S 8 3 3 8 SIS s.
RatterIes;, zellor, Hyers and Archer:
Walsh and h1cAlas, 1Jnpiros, buckley
and schuster, Time. 1;4t, ~ !, \; "a 4.
Birmingham, s Nashville, e
ii NASHVILLE, TENN, August The
H ost tbe en- In tss n Sass superior
playing and heavier batting. I, u .
S Score; z . !. " ~ ~ n,
Nashville ~. 80 o o 0V = 49, ~ q y
Y 4 Tatteries: D ,;a and wells; Reagan ri
and Darwin. umpires. FL aha y = =
helm, Time, LIZ, X
No Gar1le,
AT New crleaus; New Orleans. hTeYe-
port game postponed. rain.
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i sEYEN-MINUTE TALK al (, N
Interesting rogranlme Tor the
~ M q. AZ. This Afternoon.

The II prog ;rsllmme for the Ameetlng q me
Young chgtatan AsH9 faans,st e.
$40 o'clock this atte ts1sa Nv prominent
. .vu, sp man Of tho city, Will
"a y sc ,iv. by5 Mr. q. Scott, Of the
= II ich h,n31tl Dairy: I" BY ME- r. N
taishnn1 The shirt.make T'oWer,'
~ tsl M. s. III. ming, Of the chesapeake
IA Ohio railway, and Influence, 4 by
Mn 4, D.. Coghill. with Mr. Clarence
Cosby, y sSi W. I, ~ ~ 4, u
,,aat Inrs. h and At III hoped that large
;nroyva VIII be present The new Victor
monograph will be used In the opening
cong service, and there will be social
half hour following the meeting, AS
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OTHER iBASEB AL I MES
Easter.n#L e. e; 70 ii

At Jersey City;ss First game Jersey city.
e; Newark Second gam ersey City,
II; Newark, az u! X al
sS AT 4 Baltimore: First game 3 ltimore,
4; Providence. a. Second game ltimore,
{8:5Providence, !.
AT Montreal \ NJ ontreal 81; Toronto. I.
AT .Rochester:a First gam Rochester,
81 Buffalo Is. Second game--R ochester,
3; Buffalo, ~
America Asso ciation.
At Indianapo !; First game II dianapo-
3lis.g 8; Kansas q ty, 4. Second game
8Indlanapo is q Kansas City, s. s55ss
b! AT Louisville: First ga n1e-L.ouisville,4 1;
Milwaukee. 4. Second go mel onisylle, q;
Milwaukee, 9
At Columbus Columbus, .; Mime.
iapolls. g. 81 u "a ss $
at Toledo- Toledo. q; q ST, Paul, .. .al
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AMATEUR GAMES VI !
/ HERE II YESTERDAY.
CONTINUED from First Page,

second Il that sa " i the score opened, one
man crossing the plate for the bees, but but
the Locos deprived theans OF heir lend IN.
the last half OF tile third. and BY bun CHI
Ing hits rot two runs home. Nothing
further happened II till the third. whom q
somewhat doubtful decision on tho foul
line allowed two more runs to come In
for the N Chess penloe and Ohio Q "a ces.r
From this point on, however the II o &
could do nothing with; I heir Q pponents.
and Iii the fourth, with the bases full, no 40
outs, straing forced a run home \ and the
sidegSwas not dismissed until four runs
came home lin that one inning the final trNu.
score being 10 to :. .g5 SsS 4s5
Wilkinson pitched q b pretty gaTrne a q .lIE
ball, but the catcher found him q little
hard to hold. The whole team yedS good
ball. although the Lot as got hits they
were not Sof much 4 service. 8 The Locos.
seemed in comb lon and Eis y
to BIO hoped that u their string Of sue
cesses have no t made them ca elesst
Following IS the score "A ;a
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.aII onors for Miss sutton

NEWCASTLE oN-TYN y p =. ls3 Aug 4 FL
:tha q Northutt1beria ana lawn tennis cham
Il, contests sstsrtlay w NJ ss Sutton.
lof California. bsat Miss Eysrard IN me =!
semi final OF the woner,'s singles rs ~ py
50, 81 81 !.
Al exhibition match. wi ich excited e
great deal of interest. was played later Yer
~ Miss SUIT on Al tlinst 9. II i Smith the
latter giving q thirty and owing fifteen ~
&c resulted lin Victory for Miss su ton
8by "a u O..
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FAIL TO APPEAR.
Both Cans and Binders Tail to
IA Come on Field. sS 53

II The Times-D Dispatch and, Can Company
teams were scheduled to- play together
yesterday afternoon, but the Cans failed
to put team In the field, and SO for
felted the game to their opponents by
the score OF nine to nothing. The China
men and Blnders were also scheduled 20
appear, but the Binders did not place
their team In the field. and the game
went 10 the Cinnamon, nine to notla-
ing. 4 8
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SNOWFALL WIN.
Wasps Go Down III Bad Defeat

The snowballs and asps played Sat
Fulton yesterday. n The !. home nine had
much the better OF the argument. Bunch
ing hits md errors by the Wyasps gave
them four runs in the first, and. al
though the shops played game ball. 3 they
were never able to get on, terms, the
snoWballs winning comfortab bly, by the
score of . to 8. 4 Darby pitched good ball
for m old-tlmer, but Bnur had tough
luck In having such poor support.
" Following Is the tabulated score; s5as
ahJNJ11t3
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Sheriff Suspended.

TAI1AHiA Al 81, FisA. August Cow
once he sheriff George EIl Carter. Of Citrus.
county. because he permitted. without
adequate resistanc 90, two prisoners to be
taken from his custody by mobs who
Iynched them, Frank Ins dan was lynohed
on May 10Th, and Ja,nea p avis on June
7th, thus outragfng and bringing the
5dignity Of the State Into dlsreputes'''gg T,
=. dra ham y appointed 70 succeed Car
ter. ,5 Il ts Il
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4 AT New Crleaus: New Orlea ns's 70
port game postponed. rain. q: tsfsIs
Riverside, : /; Battle AK, g.

(Bpecinl to Tho l1me4- ispa n q
PET EItsBuI3 Au y w, ! IA =
dub. ri richmond, a 8 very tnt ey Us " 4
CANA this 0VaninK. The game y, Whs ~ y
pbnhars. battle. Iieaasa a:eht VIZ , n.aa
scashtsrsa and is y,yaera a.s 9
Rlysrsida .,,.....,.o 9 & S 9 g 9- 4
nalteriss -Leaka ana Towlkesi Fore e
md UcltX. III sla rs.
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THE NORFOLK RACES.
Ethelbfytha Fouls Trapeze and
Loses the Race.
Especial 10 Tho Times-l dsi,

M ~ Especial 70 Tho 'T7mts- lN5pa tof,) 77 Y
n NORFOLK, VA, Ausuat t.---The rao-
Ing to-day on the tracks pt the Norfolk
Horse show and Fair Association brought
to q close the summer schedule Of Tucs
!ng on that tracts NaExlaad horses
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Savannah, s; Augusta .. KS
-sAvANNAII.. G IA August 4.--Before
the local simpl y; ran away from il.
gustn 45f s77s s 81 u .l rs
2S Score: q 81 5jS r. H. 70,
Augusta KS. q 90 20 os5 Q o. 81 o 5s
2 Batteries: II tonnes. v Ham and Carson; \
Raymond and n ISahlkoff. Time, ! 49,,
Umpire, Mnce. asl f5 fStt S II
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Winchester, q; Staunton.

(sEssial' TO The Times Dispatch) n
4 f,TAUNTON, VA, August 4s-The Win
chester baseball team defeated stanton
here to-day in the last ofsa, serles OF
three games by the score Of a to 8,
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Richmond ..,.,...,,...u " ~ " v Y VI
Norfolk $50 COZ ogi so--o
Summary: Two-hase hits-Jnckson,
Hopkins. Stolen bases Reeve, Dlngle cd (
Wiley. Hopkins, Foster. Bases on balls
on Long, Q; on Stanley. !. Struck out
by Long, 2: by Stanley, !. Passed BALI
Hinton (2), Time Of game--two hours,
Umpires- Drew and Leonard. Attend
ancs-7, 900. 36
b clicks out for interfering with catcher,
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i 1.sn,Iart ii, If 1 iurry, saidsf ME-. " Ham
non, owfief 81 the Noffoik Club. d. he
. saw Still walk Into the box s. Z "a;
8$ Dingte got two a OF the hits that u IRE
Schaiked s,ip against the colonel. This first
one was a scratch but II $tonhted. and
tins secohd ono came IN the ninth itl-l
ming, when every bot v SsSy as look Ing the
other way. Jackson stitucked the third
sing tie.
Sfin the seventh inning there was great
excitement when Nfnhot II the fast third
basen1i an IL the Norfolk team II rev his
bat Ri L Umpire Drew who had lied ~,
!otit on strikes. Mcnfahon WINS roundlyi
Missed BY the crowd. IT was A, u AIT that
Fly not jnstifiable on any ground. anu
Nfc1fnlion would have been put otA o.
the gatne and loft the diamond ~ any Y
Ire g,i1ar umpire. Drew tdehtly didn't
Wish to punish u fell m PLAYER. sAlcl-
Mahon was fortunate, indeed thai she va "a
stluNing L at a tit,e that S tho w regui Y
Jumps was not doing d tity. ~ was NC NJ g.
lM.liion, toe, ~ against whom the cr ~
Sliad such u reng can 4. \. \, !.
the first inning OF this game rs Dvnns.
catcher Tor the Norfolk nggreg ations got
! & terrific lck on the thumb Of his right
shnnd, ana had rs 20 to u pf1ysiciast,. me y
hone came out through the skin 5betWce "a
Stha ioint ana the knuckle OF, the &thufn 81
HB,It. after getting the blow the plaacskys
4 mt cher took up the bal and threw t1es
runner out at first. II, Il, 4. Nj 4. III
El s.Re eddy, Foster, who worke IN the -
fret Far11e, cairio behind the bat ana dla I
9tlie work in the second ono. N Iie play e.
\ good game, too 4, N
The ofIlcial score Of the SECOND game
follows Y H tSsS b 5isis
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J P ST, Champion Beaten

cH1CAGo All. VI Warren X y. " ood,
81 Homewood, winner OF the u nited North TT.
ana South golf q chanpio nship Y At Pine;
hurst last winter was defeated ct the
,Homewood Club $yeBterda by his Gu 2.
mate, GeorsesF C1ingman, UP ( ana y
4 70 J, play THO mon ware competing ii
the final round OF the open amateur tour
namer,t for tho FIossm cor Cup. 81
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snowbal I. 3. ....,..,48l 20 Oh s---E
CO O, Shops !. 4. .,.,l o o 0 - 0 Q o---8
4 Summary; Two base hlts--P. Woods
stolen bases, Cartwright ~. j WOOD ~,
IToney. Eacho, Darby, Farley "a, bases y
on balls-ofr Darby, q; on r., Bauer 4,
Hit by pitched balls oney az !. Farley,
Gathright Struck out-by Darby, Q; py
r. Bauer, 10. Time Of gtlme-one hour
and forty-nye minutes. Umpire ;hl1-
dress. Attendance, 400, #
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TWO TRAINS TO -YNo III URa, VIA
Il &. q a.. q AMEs RIVER ~ e,

,FUTITttdVt StUVFVI ~
8 Bridge station and Clifton Forge, < III u
Chasapeake and Ohio train leaving Rich
imond al b;l6 r.: M, daily except Sunday
Via James Eiyey Line, carries th 3 sa 81
and Clifton Forge. arriving nohbIrg
Ia 1t, 80 IA. Nj, Natural y ridge q 10 M
Ana ar, Clifton Forge & 0 AZ. N, Returntng'
sieaper VIII arrive Rich aond 8 40 Nh
"a liz except Sunday, sleeper ppon a TOT
occupancy at l.ynchburg piao Y, M
Dnily train leaves Richmond for lynch
burg ana Natural ii tdGe at 40 ;20 a,
With Rsgl0E. car, syS IN iS
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n summnry--Two-b base hits, Powell (2),
Richards ~, & Stolen bases. Flschman.
Sacrifice hits. Doyle. Double NJ plays,
Fctzer to Reggy. Struck out. by Evans,
o; \ by Persons, Q, Bases on balls, on
Persons, 8. Time Of game, 1850, Umpire.
Rollins. ssi <, # * a1
Second game t}il Nh; j
80 4sTfs5 rooT3rnNynrYu,r1 5st.#ys r4
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Il III 4
n h6IlY & Sas M M
O liy vi sSs 8ssS ssS
"a II. = e n " y y ~ I. n
NJ IN
III u EISu u0g
ID s5s
tihted y re Eanke fS
E--s i. \,
ere 81 n1e.l.
tne oss :! ~
~ \.
the vi Tod " Int stead " ana per-
By tent practice an : az.
Their We re coirp aof the folirs
lowing IN emDers liilams
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(, i ! NJ. | 9
ASSOCIATION
St.sA Andre MS School rs Have Great
sEa Baseta1I ,real1, Tl1e Score Of
.Yesterday.


ss BaSet,a ] [ "a I'M ~, n He Score Off,
f5d n /. lssa n
Tx este rda y. N 3s
rs
|sist3aseball 4 lids pr6Veh 80 sucuessfu l and
An ~ & IN yv,a t}iA N Al III tlietir
n \, I, I, 7, &; y 8,
atsrt Was hade plac eNS lba |. VI
stAii9 4 eaqn III ti,e maid yest ertiay under
~ n 81 nm e,f " y, 49, x thletin a.'
}socintloh Nhe team As to he Siia an III
K IN IN atronEest afnnt tour lhytrs iii Itlie
West md and already 5has several lm ~!
III, s !. h
fS,rhot mpnaa,g,ca Soy NJ
@ tss,, Nj
the ot the
has made so cor d ll
play oi1 81 III Androy tinds utl DER tho
m sragslne q MI 4se Sassefa oer
The newly orsanlsed 5athlotlo Y ass q !, !.
1 Rlohn 9saM ss, seofs 81
az q9w ~ ~ ma FIFTH mink Tho
~ AVA ~ An ran, yerc MORGAN q lse.i
a.,ri 4 = q, ~ MI Il, dow
dsa's ptshins, and u csll's ho 3 IS Z
ithe S ball ~ IL lieft-neld fonce. resulted !nE
~, Eooroa a. he was called out for pa So
~ I, 4 IA hcr hasa B runner The score In
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tsnH''ne t',''v'f'''V = "
Portsmouth i.,s,,...,....2 Q. 90 Q o. '--8
Two-base hits, Kelly. Three base hits,
Fischman Stolen bases. I1ohr (2), Sac
rflce hits, Q, Struck out, by Evans, 8;
by Reyllle, 8. Bases on balls, or Reylle,
?; Off Evans, Q, Time OF game. l:l5 I'M
pire, Rollins, II I. Z u
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CUBS Il WENT DOWN d !. \ !.
\. F|R5'1aGA|NE
{contlnlled from ElNIrst \ PASe.) v

(CmtlnUed from First PA&e.)
won heN f1rsts nnd the visitors took the
second. S FS$ III 5 ~
}Cincinnat i..,.. 3 . . q o o d. !
Brooklyn, 81 IL 10 0 u u - 81
4 Batteries: Sss. Frazer Hi and Livingston &
,Btricklett and Bergen. Time. 4ss ~ y in-i
ipire, Carpenter, III {5i1 s3 s
i&s Second game: q, ~ ~ ~,
Cincinnati. ss.... q o . 70 o q Q % tS !
sBrookly n o 10 . o-----l
Batteries: VI Ewing and ~ lngstoni Pre- ~
torious Y and Ritter. Tinne, Ill I'M.
!pire, Carpenter, s55 n "a "A h n
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i1UldIS #.... '.1.l' 90. % 3IiEllo Q
Il G. o. OFFICES,
.rhe, score core BY innings &

9. ana g. offices \. 81 o o 2$B1 VI o--1 q
Locos B. /. |. n. \. i. II. o o O 10 - 2
Summary Stolen baseB77---'v lk XII
Hay, Bailey. e Double play Trimmer to-
sLeftwch to Fitzsche. Base on bal ls---by
( strang g, NJ s. Hit by pitched balls--.by
Estrang, 3; Wilkinson .. 81 struck gu by
Strang, N :; Wilkinson. 8. Passed bal lis
Hay. L Time Of game, 2; no. Umpire, Me- y
Muir tre. Atten dance, 900. ~. N 81
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Richmond.


Players 81 3. r. RI 81 O g. ". -:
6Dingle, &; III 9 = VI y
9Seitz, lf..... 9 9
NicMa honI 80. |. |. !. 4. III o 4 "a o
Eyviiev.s1 i N /. q. h. 4. i. \. I'd IA % i
AK IS N I. y. 4. Il. 8 o 81 %
4 SIN q 4. /. /, J, !. I. I. 3. 4 ID
Hopkins, # M 9 o8l3so
r,va X = tf q . 3. !. I, +. y # 0 vi IL
rost er.l q 4, i. I. I. !. 3. 3 o o
Stanley. n = LII =
Totals. y & u u. ..1
K Score by innings: us, - e:
Richmond $40 y ~ -
Nor fol K. 4. . 3. o O. 90 Q 90
M Summary Double plays Reeve 5 to,
Smarter mo assistance) VI. Base on balls
on Still, or stanley Hit BY pitched
sbal ls--by. still, /. Struck out--byS stll 8
sboy,yg Stanley, s. Time OF 4 game, :35 u Jm--j
Eplres, Leonard and Drew. Attendance
III OO0 ST. ;5 a $s III b
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1otal1 & !; u
rIOlulSs..... &{.-. sR,t.it5

st.3Andrews Q y Q = ~ ! % 9S ~
Richmond Docto = l y
r1one BASE !. pal IN n
SRransford3; Oft oWden 81 on ca ~
struck out Brans,t9rd 81; :ss
d en-, 9; e x I fsra Attendanc 25o
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AT Toled o. edo. d; st, Paul.
Evening journal., 1906-10-30
eRANDPA's EoY
1t-Year-ol Boy Writes Letter for

Il am a boy eleven years old. in the
Fifth Grade in GRAMMAR School. and
my grandfather wants me TO write you
what Grape-Nuts has done for him"
says Calf. boy.
For more than ffsy years ne was
troubled with kind Of nervous chill
which would attack him in the night.
especially when he was very tired.
and no cure could be found for IT,
also. for about ten years he was
troubled with indigestion, which caused
heartburn and he could only eat a lit
tie bread and milk for supper, and even
that careful Diet did not always pre-,
vent II.
After eating Grlpe-Nuts FOR a little
while. the attacks Of heartburn und in
digestion disappeared altogether
''To-day at the age OF rs ne is hale
and hearty and is entirely cured OF all
his old troubles. can never thank you
enough for what Grape Nuts has done
! for dear grandfather
LAS for myself, I believe Grape Nuts
is the best food boy can take while
attending school" Name given by
Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich. Read
the book. The Road TO Wellvilie." in
pkgs.
] There's q reason"
Evening journal., 1906-10-30
LAWYERS STILL.
AFTER VOTES
Appeals From Registration
Being StOutly Contested Be-
fore Judge SpTuanCe

Resident Judge Spruance resumed the
hearing Of appeals from registration
to-day and VIII sit again tomorrow
TO take up cases that were continued
this morning until that time j. Frank
Ball and several other attorneys rep
resented the Democrats and Pnilip L.
Garrett and II. F. J0slyn looked after
the interests Of the Republican party
Objection was withdrawn 10 the
registration Of Frank Price, colored, in
Pencader hundred, and his name was
allowed to stand.
Augustus Coleman. Democrat. who
was refused registration in the First
e,cction district OF the Eleventh repre-
sentative district. because he could not
produce his naturalization papers. pre-
sented these papers to the court to-day
and his name was ordered put on the
list OF voters.
The name Of John O'Rourke. Demo-
crat, who also registered in the
First election district Of the Eleventh
district was ordered stricken off as
he could not prove residence in Dela-
ware during the whole Of last year.
COULDN'T GET HIS PAPERS.
In the case OF Patrick McMullin. one
of the men employed on the new city
reservoir. in Brandywine hundred.
which was continued to allow him to
get his naturalization papers. he failed
to produce the papers and his name
was accordingly ordered stricken from
the list. s.-s
The following names were aided to
the lists: Everett Brinckley, Republi-
can; William Thomas. colored. and
George Scott, Democrat Thise strick
en- from the list included: Joshua Coff-
man, colored; Burton Lewis, Democrat;
Joseph A. McCaulley and w. L. Taylor,
also Democrats.
The hearing from the appeal Of the
registration Of James p. Ratledge. Was
postponed until tomorrow. He regist-
cred in Pencader hundred and the
Democrats claim that he is making his
home IN Wilmington.