davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-14
HEAVY STORMS
CAUSE 9elAGE
Small stsz7ns asdFlood
Stage All Big Rise in
OH sdieted. a
Penpsy lyania, Ohio, Ken
tucbhd Indiana Snf- >
ssgHely.
&
RAIlRoADw FAFFIc RE TARpED
ANDsTsscks EovERED oasAk,
sTsdzp ~ yERAL elAcEs
-esSe co0A INDlAs
HA4xfTEfr$,sel O.
IN. THAN

AssocIdted P4 ~
cal and rasK storms mrd
Ohio Wy yesterday. exta =
.west tern RepnsStanh on q
term Adiand and Kent
aAamageszpd foods q
q the smaller strea1 d
Sc an 1t i estimated thefl he g 10
'fH4f vii reach 4oHy -eighf ct e,
'by Thursday Agh
Rsi1fead ranie Ereafly fstaE dsd
and ID I1zlrsf pla washouts hs}e
covere dssti 81 the frackz
At mara, 4 near Fittsbu q
lapsed - 3keight nfS
Pennsyiv&ai9 Iptlroa and fh4ee I'm
men wef "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-14

Regarding the petition OF ]. A
Chaffin for permission to repair the
frame building at the corner Of Paia-
fox and Magnolia streets, the fire and
police committee recommended that
the petition be not granted, which
was adopted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-14

Chairman Green Of the Bond Trus-
tees reported that about $4,000 had
been sreceiyed from the tax collector
on account Of the sinking fund, and
requested that some bank be desig-
mated in which to deposit this money.
This matter was left with the board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
HIGH BALL WINNER
OVER .S0N0MA GIRL
Geers Pilots Great Trotter to
Victory Over Famous
Rival.
soNoMA GIRLS BREAKS LOSE
Great Mare Can Land No Better
Than Third Money in
Race.
s0N0MA GIRLS BREAKS LOSE

READyILLE, MASS, August 21.-
Hkhball, with the master reinsman.
score SEQ With sonoma Girl to-day at the the
grand circuit meeting by taking the
Ronors quite handliy in the Classic
Massachusetts stakes. valued at $4,000.
Both of the stars. Hishball and Sonoma
Girl, entered the fray very lame. the
former limping painfully when Jog
sing slowly. while the mare warmed
out of her ailment almost entirely af-
ter Couple of preparatory miles. but
her fault OF breaking In the first turn
was her undoing, as in each heat she
made q disastrous break at that point,
falling to the rear. AL. Thomas. the
Nebraska trainer. secured second .Sosi-
ton In the first heat, with ,AStellay
and the Kentucky driver. Ed. Benyon
Just nipped the second final heat with
Thornfield over Marechal Highball is
the property Of Frank Jones. Cleveland
Ohio. Nearly $4,000 persons saw the
racing. The summarizes:
The Massachusetts, stakes, 2:14 trot.
pusse s9,OO0rHighball won three
straight heats and the race; Thornfleld.
second: Sonoma Girl. third. Best time,
2:07 Ia, in second heat.
The Readville 2:1a pace, purse $4,000
-Thornway Won three straight heats
and the race: Hidalgo, second: William
c., third. Best time, 2:05 Ia in second
and third heats.
S2:12 trot, purse st.20o-Wilkes Hart
won three straight heats and race;
Jack Leyburn, second: The Pacolet,
third. Fest time, 2:0sh. In second
heat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
JIM GAFFNEY is
EASILY WINNER
He Captures Albany Handicap in
Runaway Race Around
Course.

SARATOGA. N. Y. August 21.-Jim
Gaffney. backed down from 3 to l to
8 to s., won the Albany Handicap on
a heavy. track. Knapp broke In front
and made allbtlle l}aee.- winning by six
lengths. Summarizes:
First race-selling, two-year-olds
five and half furlongs--H Hall 90 to
y first sanguine G. e - second, G.
Second ace-steeplechase. four-year-
olds and upwards, selling: $500 added:
about two miles--Amanda C. to. -
H Rsr Lgh5s oq5 Sa 6 to p SECOND Jack
Third race-hanAcap. pne mile
Main Chance (5 to ID first. Tourraine
.(6 to s. second. Colonel Jack q to 50
third. Time. l;42 40.
Fourth race-The Albany Handicap,
two years -olds and upward. six fur
longs-rJim Gaffney 60 to 81 first.
Magazine Is to ~ second. Master Rob-
ert c. to ~ third. Time. Ills e2-5.
Fifth ce--three-Year-~.ds and lip.
one mile and three- hight
Royal q to - first, fLally G to 81
second; Lord Stanhope G. to y third.
sixth. race-handicap. three-year-
olds, seven furlong 6 to %
first. Jack Atktn (out for place. sec
ond. Time 1:31. Only two starters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
atfftton Aales, T1ts Dap,
BY The Valentine Auction Co.
General Auctionaers.
and
W. G. Blanton,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Handsome'Sod Fountain
and Cigar Store Fixtures
OF
WILLIAM KINDS.
NO. o2s EAST MAIN STREET,
AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2in

BY direction of owner. we VIII sSss
on above date, commencing at 1890
O'Clock, the Handsome Cigar Store and
Soda Fountain Fixtures of william
Kinds, No. 923 p. Main Street, corner
Tenth and Main Streets
The fixtures were only recently in
stalled all of the most modern and
up-to-date class, finished throughout
in Flemish Oak. old Dutch style, and
considered to be the handsomest APP
pointed places gifts kind in the city.
and consists OF a very handsome and
costly Lippincott Innovation Soda
Fountain, with four draught tubes:
sixteen Syrup spigots. two Ice Cream
Freezers attached. Chipping Box and
Wash Drainer, all complete; White
Marble Front and Back, with large
Solid Mirror Back and Refrigerati1ig
Glass Front Lockers for bottle goods,
and is one of the abandonment fountains
made by the American Soda Fountain
Company: also has connected with
fountain carbonator. with electric mo-
tor. filter and clearwater reservoir,
necessary soda tanks. etc.
,os one I've very = Fine Wall Case, ABOUT 90
Plate Glass Mirrors, writing lDesk
and Electric Lights attached.
One smaller Wall Case. about 10 feet
!OHs, Will OOllu MlTEOC 6dCR, GLASS
Shelves and Locker Bottom 7-foot
Counter, with Marble Base; seven
Handsome Plate Glass Counter Show
cases. with Glass Shelves and Marble
Base 1.-TWO straight and three for corn
ers), Cashiers Desk, with Marble Base;
Window and Division Partitions. four
Serving Tables, sixteen Chairs. two
Settles, four Stoves. about 100 yards
Inlaid Linoleum; Combination Lock
Detail Strip National Cash Register,
So Soda Fountain Cash REGISTER; two Hot
trio Fans. with electric lights attach
ed: Fine, Electric Light Fixtures. In
old Dutch style: Store and Window
Awnings and Shades and all necessary
appurtenances used in high class es-
tablishment. -.
The goods will be offered in separate
lots with the right reserved to offer
as a whole II desired. The storaroom Is
for rent. and can be leased for term
Of years
TERMS: Will be announced. at sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co,
General Auctioneere.
w. G. BLANTON,
Real Estate Auctioneer.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
BOTH HORSES FALL
IN STEEP[ECHASE
Fortunately Neither Horse Nor
Rider Is Seriously Injured
in Tumbles.
tspeclal to The Times Dispatch, i

FRONT ROYAL. VA, August 21.-
The or ening day of the Front Royal
Horse Show to- day was under the most
favorable circumstances. and with ia
record breaking ffrst-day crowd in at
were filled to their capacity. and the
many-hued gowns that the ladies wore
made a regular sea of colors. The rae
ling and green hunters, the lattef hay
ing. forty entries, Were some Of the
leading features. In the open steeple-
chase both Southwest and Cossnck fell
at the jump. Summarizes:
Glass COMPUTATION Harness and
Morris. KesWick, Va; second, Rabbit,
A, W. Herndon third. Kim, R. G.
MITCHELL, fourth, Piedmont. E. w.
Payne.
Glass 2-Horse and Runabout, horse
cent-First, Stepsister. Stuart H. Ed
monds: second, Pacheta, Neer & Car
nett, third, Phyllis Ericsson. w. w. Mo
1u Ssas M spiEk s sssens Ir ROSE
Julian Morris; third. Rabbit, A. w.
Herndon, fourth, Kim r g. Mitchell.
Class YeaE X Jnmps1ps
so per cent; jumps 3l-2 feet-First,
Waterman. S. B. Baldwin; third, j. j.
Me eSdI: 7. F. GalloWay
over Jumps four feet--First, Majestic,
Julian Morris; second, Fnuauier. Julian
Norris: third, Champagne, Neer &
Flat Race, 600 Yards In Heats-Tirst,
Edith Brown. pr. G. II. Hale; second,
The Dream Pedtller, Alvin F. Portner;
third, King Of Spades, Rogers Bros.
Hunters Flat Race, 11-2 Miles
Southwest. c. G, Safer Goodwin up);
second Oak Crest. George L. Walla-
han (smith upl; third, Bengal, George
L. Wallahan (Hall up) Sells and Con-
hicting Evidence scratched.
horses--First, Sidney Johnston. "A. f.
Hudnall: second, Wild Bill, w. L. At
wood: bird. Dot. Y. w. Manuel, fourth,
Author, L. G. Thompson.
Green Hunters, for horses that have
never won blue ribbon, 40 entries.
foot jumps; open steepleehase under
rules of National steeplech ase and
Hunt Association, Liverpool - First,
George Atwell Rober Bros, second,
Kangoo, u. Kangston, Salisbury; third,
Westover. leighton Stables
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
Hits and Pickups

Colts got one. a{t e 49,
Saive wins with his, left wing. a.
The hoys gave the southpaw stellar
The i Colts have played excellent ball
in all three games.
The locals tackle the leaders to-day
The Champions will have the Ma
gisians at shoemakerviile for a trio.
and what they VIII do to BTodie's won
dars will be quite sufficient
II the Colts Will trim Pender's ma ,
rines good and the Hillitesawill attend
to the Mountaineers, Richmond VIII yet
= Salsa allowed seven binEles to sly
by Lavinder. but. they came e the
right time and with Danyille errors
spelling victory for Richmond. ,,,.,,,
Danvilles new men did the hitting
yesterday. Tydeman,. who appears TO
be quite a find. landed two, and Fisher
and Reinhardt one each. Hicks got
The Colts put a crimp in. the ,reccN.d
of Spitball Artist Lavinder. who Is
slated for the big league. The best of
them drop a game on on days.
pair OF timely swats. The right-fielder
appears to be getting to his early sea-
Richmond and Danville are again 50
close that dectmals must be reSefted
to to decide precedence. The worms
lead by percentage, OF .4s4s to .4947
for the Colts.
p pun e Roanoke down some they may
have show at the flag themselves.
har daia slump. They have lost four
games TO Roanoke. and all by close
Scores. the element OF chance really
: It viii viii probably be Carter. Hobbs or
Vail for the Colts against Otey or Ber-
tram for the Penderites to-day. Otey
is not usually lucky In games with
Mighty Moser. star twirler e ! the e
Virginia League last year. and farmed
by the Phillies to Trenton, is develop
ing into old for mnow. He shut out the
League Tuesday.
No prettier BASEBALL pennant battles
have been seen in years. If ever before,
the e nny6asvs an sr ns ether
organization, with a month yet to play.
Joe Cuddy is making good In the
Brooklyn team Of the Atlantis League
AND s he hs Mas in 9h Roh a le'ef man
Hughey Jennings's scrappy Detroit
bunch appears Z. be going backward a
bit, and the disorganized Cleveland nc.
a BIT at Washington's expense.
The fur will fly in the spirited fight
between.the Giants and Pir "a, N N .Sy
~ Ork during the remainder OF lne
week, both contesting for second hon
ors. McGraw's band leads by. a nose,
but no one knows which will have the
nose at the end Of the week.
Siebrie has been hitting the ball hard
in the Danyille series. Two triples in
that unfortunate ten-inntng game
Tuesday were certainly his share to-
ward batting out victory
The fielding average of the Colts has
improved wonderfully within the past
fortnight. Errorless games are moth
ling unusual now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
JOURNAL LICKS
THE NEWS LEADER
Baseballists Of Younger Sheet
Win Out by Ratio
of IA to T..

The second game of a series between
attaches. of the Journal and nd :, News ,asy
gtarday afternoon. resulting in victory
for the Journal men by the score of II
{ The team from the Journal Office
was not the one PLAYING in the M,, CITY I
and Stout was the feature of the game.
The line up and scores: ..ss
News Leader--Rankey, third base;
Herndon. first-base; Delaney short
stop and riteher; Wilson, CATCHER !, eSa Che
ieft- t' Atkins, second-base; Wall.
centre-field and catcher; Montagua.
centre-held Fitzgerald. right-aeld.
Journal-Coats, centrefield; Webber.
third base; Stout, catcher; 3. Tucker,
pitcher; FL Tucker, second base;
Woodall. first-base; Atkins. left-feld;
Robinson, shortstop;. Kruse.. right-held.
Score by innings: r, II. y,
Journal .......1a23o11s }0--l4 ID 8
News Leader. 0 % 0 0>0i1 0 o. IL z 8
batteries: B. Tucker ana Stout; Che
snault Delaney, Wilson, Wall. Umpire,
Tucker, ,f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
HOLD orEN MEETING.
St, Lulse's Nsht Session Largely Attended

st. Luko's Night Session Largely Attended
by Colored People.
The second days session Of the Grand
Council OF the Independent Order OF st.
sLrke,s. was finished last night with an
oren meeting, which was very largely at
tended Rev DR. CT 7, Walker. OF Aususta,
Ga, delivered the address OF the evening.
He spoke OF the great good accomplished by
tho order, md OF the extent OF Its beneh-
cen, influence over thu United States for the
.coorad rate
,rhe morning session yesterday was openeti
bY the right worthy grand chief, DR. James
IT, Walker, After devotional exercises by
tie right worthy grand praate. DR.. q, n.
King, committee reports We're read and
ndcptsd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
auftion @alesr, future Daps.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
Valuable Farmand TownLo
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. VA.

AS trustees In deed of trust from
the late James T. Isbelf and wife and
NJ. H. Isbell. dated October 10. 1887.
default having been made In the pay
ment OF some of the debts therein se-
cured. and being required 30 to do by
the unpaiuN benefciaries, the UNDER
signed will offer for sale at ! o'clock
p. NJ, on
TUESDAY, THE aD DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der. 1907,
In front of Dickinson's drug store In
the town OF Gainesville, Va, the tract
of land conveyed in said deed, con-
tanning about three hundred and sixty
1860 acres. more or less. with the Inn
four miles from Cartersyille. Va. and
adjoining the lands OF Edmund r.
Cooke. II. j. Rhodes, and others, being
the tract and premises Of which the
said James T. Isbell died seized and
possessed, and on which there is a.
convenient dwelling and other build-
tinEs.
and productive farm. and with proper
cultivation can be made very de-
sirable home.
also offer for sale a LOT in said town
of Cartersville containing about two
s(2) acres. with large factory building
Terms: one-third cash; the balance
In instalments, payable at SIX and twelve
months, respectively. for which ne-i
sgotiable notes, with interest added, se-l
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
will be required.
JOHN O. REYNOLDS. n
+ 81 a 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
OAKLEY STEADIER
THAN BILL OTEY
IL Battle Of Brilliant soutl1paws
the Lynchburger
Excels.
[speclll to rhe TImes. pispatch.

Especial to The Timcs-p ispatch.1s
NORFOLK, VA. August oi.-Lvnch-
burg made 1t two out OF three from
the Norfolk this nfter-oon, winning
the game. 1 to o. by. scoring in the
first inning. Timely hitting. coupled
with little wildness by big, Bill"
Otey. won the game for the visitors.
Both pitchers did great twirling and
We're given fnc support.
hit Bowen and then passed Hooker
10 first, a clean hit and scratch
followed. giving Lynchburg the win
ming run: Norfolk rallied repeatedly
base after the first innings. but could
not get one clear around, Oakley
pitching great ball In the close
'places Score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
BOY STILL MISSING.

AIr. Rosa "A. Groat Alarmed Mt Continued
Nj Absence Of Her Son.
Warren Paber Cousins, of No. 141s Floyd
Avenue. who disappeared floll his home on
August 18th. has not been seen or heard Of
since, The police were asked yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Rosa A.. Groat. mother OF
tho missing boy to search for him. She is
alarmed at his absence, and believes that
something has happened TO him.
The boy Is sixteen years old 1--WE feet and
eleven inches in height, and weighs about
14A pounds. He wore gray-strlped suit
WHEN last seen. The police are exertins
every effort to hnd the boy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
s0UTH-ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon. Macon. q, Columbia, 1.
AT Augusta: Augusta. %; Jackson
Vile. 0. (Thirteen innings, making
.twenty-four innings played in two days
without n scored
At Savannah: First gan1e-savannah
2: Charleston. 3 (ten Innings, Second
game-!Savannah, h l; Charleston. i
ness.l -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
BY The Valentine Auction CO..
61S East Broad Street.
Handsome Berg Automobile at
Auction
FRIDAY, AUGUST ssl

Owing to a dissatisfied partnership,
we Will sell for parties interested. In
front of our auction salesrooms, No.
SIS East Broad Street. at 1880 O'clock
on FRIDAY AUGUST 2sD, a Fine
model. in first-class condition and per-
feet order: fully equipped with acety-
lene lamps: has double chain drives;
four new Goodrich" tires; ton uphol.
seat six persons. and cost $4,000. VIII
be positively sold. Persons Interested
will have ample time to inspect the
machine on morning of sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
Records OF the Clubs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

DANy1LLE. VA. August 21.--Dan-
vile made more hits than Richmond
to-day and then could not score The
victory of the visitors was due TO the
great headwork of Pitcher Salve, who
was invincible with men on bases.
Twice the home team had man on
second and third. with no outs. but
when this was the case Salvc steadied
down. and the men back OF him gave
him brilliant support.
The fielding work of the locals was
ragged and helped to pile up the score.
LaVinder allowed hits when thew
meant runs. An error by Hicks gave
the visitors two runs. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
NnpoIcon. Take a Pair.


CLEVELAND. OHIO. August 21.--
Cleveland won both games from Wash
irgton to-day Birmingham's triple
and steal home won the first game.
Shipletts triple and a wild pitch gave
Washington Its only run.
Score by innings: r; II. d,
Cleveland ...... 0000O02 -
washington Q o 9 . 0 IL III H. !
Smith and Shannon. Time. 1.29. um-
pire, Sheridan.
Second game
Score by innings: Il u. ~.
....0101O121 10 2
Washington 01o03 0 0 Of I
Batteries: Liebhardt. Bergen and
Clarke: Gehring and BLOCK. Time,
l:4s. Umpire, Sheridan.
: White sox Take Second.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 21.-Phila-
delphia lost again to-day. despite Ben,
der's great pitching. Chicago scored
the only run of the game in the ninth
inning on two singles and a sacrihce,
cb ieafs os INNING isooooooo1-i i j
Philadelphia -. 900 900 o 90 L
Batteries: Smith and Sullivan; Ben
der and Powers. Time, 100. Umpires,
Evans and O'Loughlin.
Chesbro in Winning Form.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, August f21.-New
York made it two games to one in the
series here this week by winning To-
day from st. Louis, to 3.
Score by innings; ~; e
s. ssw York. d 1sisSe So 81 5
Batteries: Petty, Howell and stevens;
chesbro and Kleinow. Time, 100. Um-
-pires. Stafford and Hurst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
Wise
Talks by
"The
Office
Pew

Well. well, am the wild mustard
Just take a rubber at our late summer
what is pure wool and built to At. and
to stay At. The 1T of our garments
won't wear off. You will notice suits
here at sis and SIS quality actually
reduced to s11.25 and 1880, and
they're the best clothes possible for
such little wad of money. This may
sound a little gushy. but It's fact
lust the same. believe the boss
put in little OF his good money along
with 1t rather than not sell the best
suits In all this country. We're re-
modelling Our store now, so when fall
trade begins We'll have a brand-new
store to show our brand-new wear
ables In. WILLIE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
.L00s is Given
LOOSE SUPPORT
Roanoke's Fast Work Behind
Heisman Wins in Seven
n Innings.
Ispeclal to The Times .plsnetch. !

t'-pF'.'nt 'S'S l7cttv6f.lL
NORFOLK, VA. August 21.-The
Roanoke team again defeated the
Truckers by the score OF to 3. The
game was called at the ending Of the
seventh inning to allow the Roanoke
team to catch their train, HeIsman
was 'invincible UP. to the fourth In
and pounded out three runs, one being
an earned one. When the game began
Roanoke found, L.oos and pounded him
for two runs. They crossed the home
the seventh when the game was called.
The support given Heisman was fault
less. while that given Loos was re-
sponsible for most of the runs made
by Roanoke. Roanoke made Ave hits
and secured four runs, while Ports
mouth made ten hits and made three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22

!. Two-base hits Warren. sacr!nce
Hennager. Stolen bases
Cook, 3 Burns. Sullivan, Hessler, Nc
laoos, 4: by Heisman.. e. Base on balls
--Off Loos j.; off Heislnan, 2. Wild
Passed balls--Thonas.
First base on s---Portsmouth, 1:
1Inower and Miller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22

Fender. Sacrifice hit-Manion. stolen
bases Anthony. Left on bases--tynch-
burg. 6: Norfolk s. Double plays
jackson TO Edwards. Strike-onts-
Oakley. 3; Otey, 5. Bases on balls---
Otey, 4: Oakley. l. Hit by pitched
ball-otey. l.. Time Of game. l4o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
necortl. of die Clnbs
boston wins in Twel.th

DETROIT. MICH. August 21.-Up to
the eighth Boston did not get a nun
To second base. Detroit had two CATCH
ers put out through split hands.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Detroit ..o 031o0o00o o 0--4 IA 2
Batteries: Killian, Schmidt, Payne
and Archer: Pruitt, Glaze. Young. Cri-
ger and Shaw. Time, 2:3o. Umpire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
. Totals ..,......3O I 9 81 10
.Batted for Matthews in ninth.
Score By inningg. y

Dsnviile s.......t o 90 o o o q o 90
Richmond 1880. 90 o o i 9 o.
summary: Earned runs-Richnond 2.
Stolen bases-Reg Hicks. Hem,
Fisher. Tsdeman, Wallace. Titman (s)-
Sacrifice hits-Reeve. GcttiE, Carroll.
Two-ba hit-Reinhardt. Double
piays--Lhvinder to Ryan 10 Keinhardt.
Salve TO Gettig; Sslve to Reeve to Car
roll. Left on bases-Dan.ille I;
Richmond, B. Hits-off LavInder. in
innings: off Matthews In lining.
Struck out--by Layinder. 6; By Save. 4.
Bases on balls-of Lsvinder 81 off
Salve, 6. Passed balls--Walsh. Time
OF game 2:lo. Umpire, Mr.. Handiboe.
Attendance. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
CHIEF TOURS CITY.
In Company With Two Captains Major Wer-
i5s5tfs ~ 4f3 uar nsneCta Town W.

Chief OF Police Werner and Captains Epps
ana Barfoot, of the First and Sacond Police
Districts respectively went on q tour of In
spaction over t1e city last night. The "trip
waN made in an automobile. Chief, Werner
and his officers examined the location OF
har-rooms on their tour, and he stated after-
wards tAat his found everything quiet and
orderly. Is !. J. 45E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
SALVE SHUTS OUT
DANv|LLE BUNCH.
Colts Give southpaw Errorless
Support and Take Last
Of Series.
LYNcHBURG LlcKs NORFOLK
Roanoke Takes -Four Straight
From Truckers and Very
Much in Race.
LYNcHBuRG LlcKs NORFOLK
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Ycstcrdny's Scores.
Richmond, 4: Danyille, o.
LynchburS, /: Norfolk. o.
Roanoke, 4: Portsmouth, 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
Recnrt,.. of the clubs.
Cub. Get Good Drubbing,

NEW YORK, August 21.-The Chi
cago team was beaten here to-day b q;
the locals New York pounded the bail
ali over the field in the first inning.
Score nv innings: X. n. l..
ch;caro 6oooos0o1-4 IL $
New York. o OIL 20 "a ~
Batteries: Taylor and King Ames'
and Bresna han. Time. 1852. Umpires.
Rifer and EmSlie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
September 8, 1907. at 3 p. NJ, by the
2 Board OF Supervisors OF York coun-
~. Va. for the construction Of 65
per cent, OF the distance OF a public
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, to
"Kentucky Farm York county, Va,
and the Board OF supervisors OF
Warwick county Will meet at York.
town on the above named date and
receive bids for the remaining IS
per cent of the distance OF said road.
The whole distance Is about two
miles. For plans and specifications
apply to D.. r. Norment, Magruder,
Va. and b. F. Smith. Denhigh, va.
y. r, NCRMENT. I; Charm.
3 3. p. SMITH, Charm,