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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-15
LOS FOCOS De LA FIEBRE

Baio todos los climas y en- todos los
paises encuentranse eSOs focos, 10
mismO en- Europa que en- las Americas.
En- todas parties donde hay pantanoS D
aguas estancadas, los germenes de Ia
fiebre eXisten permanentementeo kn
los cIimas calidos, en- la estaci0n de
los grandes calores, es0s malos
g6rmenes pululan con una doble ir-
fensidad. GuandO Sc estA obligad0 p0E
razones particulares ViVir en- paises
ealidos 0pantanO5Os, en- medic de es0S
miasmas que engendran la 6ebre, ell
medic mas sencilloy y SECURE de preser-
yarse, 8 curarse, 81 Sc contrae la
iebre, es tomar Vino de Quinium
I,abarraaue, pues ell uso de este medi-
camento preserva, en- efecto de una
manera segura, aun en- los palses mas
enfermizos.
ST Sc ha deiado que Ia enfermedad Sc
presente, este medicamento herolco
curara en- POGO tempo la fiebFe, aun Ia
mas rebelde 6 inveterada. Solamente
cuando Sc trate de cOrtar un acceso
violento es cuando convene recurrlr
4 la quinina.
La dosis que debeEa tomarse es de
Ia2copitas cada cOmida. La curacl0n
obtenida con el Vino de Quinium Labar-
raque es mas radical J mas segura que
empleando quinina sola d causa de los
demas principles activos de Ia qulnas
los cuales van contenidos en- ell EQutnium
Labarraquey completan Ia accion de la
uuinina, toda Vez que el Quinium ueya
por base un extracto complete de
uuina que contiene todos los princt-I
pios titles de la preciosa cortega'
disueltos en- vino generosO de Las
meiores marcas de EspaTa Sobre todo
en- los paises en- que reina la febre y
cuando el enfermo Sc We obigado q
permanecer en- medic de los miasmas
que le han causado la enfermedad,
entonces es cuando la acci6n del vino
de Oufnium Labarraque es incompara-
blemente superior q Ia de cualquieE
otro remedios
su mucha Y reconocida efcacia y Las
numerosisimas curaciones obtenidas
han moyido 8 la aAcademia de Medicina
de paris & dar su aprObaci0n 3 Ia
formula del Quinium Labarraque; y
ronviene no olYidar que rara vez SO
otarda esta distinction, 10 cual reco.-
nienda, como es natural, este pf0duct0
IA conian2a de los enieFmos en fodos
ins naises. Hallaae dc Yenta en- todAl.
ls dFoguerias y farmacias' 4.
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lESlE URGE.
E trsnde Carolina LEGO 4 San Juan
4 las 3 y So .. N.
EI notable artlsts Pace Cortss Iha paTa ArselhO
lGompahado De 40 m6slcOs.
lDe nae.tro eorre.ponsaI gspseiaIl.

Abril Ia -Tren Carolina de mercan
cfas, lego San Juan las so p. N.
ManiobTa eataci6u para emprender 81
regreso y sale'de San Juan para la- Caro-.
lima las J 20 p. n.
Tren correo de Ponce, lIeg6 s Manatf
& las y y p. m. Sale para Vega bsja y
Nega al lugar del deaeaEIilamiento 6 las
4 , so p. m.
,Tren especial que gali6 de lcg tall res,
para Vega baja, trasborda con tTen correo
de Ponce las cinco D. m. Entre les
Kilometres "a al 26 mat6 cuando iba una
vaca. Sale de Vega baja para San Juan
& las y Is p. n.
-Tren facultativo descendente de San
Juan sale para Vega baja las 8 y 20
p. m. Este tren solo Ilevaba dos coches
de %. Entire los pasajeFos iban don
Carlos de Erefio, una hija = una Behorita
amiga de este senior. Este caballero SAGA
billetes de 1a. tiene que II 50 familia
en- coche de "a. Eate senior estaba enfa
dado, cenBur6 con energfa tan NAL
servicio
Tambien iba para Arecibo 81 notable
aTtista don Francisco Cort6s. To conocf
en- Ia estaci6n de San Juan. Hoy dar6
un concerto en- Arecibo Lleva de aquf
40 m6sicos. Tambi6n viaiaban para este
tltimo pueblo, varioB masones me entere
por los amigos Galleti Correa de que
habfa allf una tenida Tegia.
Aver como las bafiabanBe On 81
mar detras del hospital de mujereB,
minor: eran de color blanco 8 trigueno
dos de color negro.
-Tren facultativo cruza en- Bayam6n
con el tren mats vacas, las z y 30
noche.
-Tren especial llega San Juan Z
y 80 noChe.
Este corresponsal sc fu6 aver S San
turce de paseo, allf VIC IN empleado
de los talleres que componfa 81 autom6vil
de don Rafael Alvarez Torres. Este
monHtruO de autom6vil fu6 tres veeea
aver 4 Vega baia. El mecSnico sober
bio con 81 autom6vil por que no queria
funcionar, 10 maldecfs, entonces s'dice.
un empIeado de ferrocarril: viejo, 81 auto
m6vil no anda, Sc agota Ia inteligencia. !"
Aver tarde llegaron de Manatf q
Puerta de TERRA parada media la
senorita Manuela Mazzorana y Menendez
su sobrinc Francisco Men6ndez y Guis
Hot
-Tambien &c enCuentra residiendo en-
este pintoregco lugar, ls sefiora dofia
E1uviiis Marrero Falcon, madre de este
corresponsal.
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Dos haRUustss hoy.

A medic dia de hoy SO han efsctuado
dos banqueteS. Uno en- el Parque q la
respectable sefiora Taft, Concurriendo las
dintioguidas sefioraS de Winthrop, Post y
uu brillantfsimo ramillete de otraS damas
de ssta sociedad.
Ell otro banquete fu6 en- al Union Club"
en- obsequio al Secretario de Ia Guerra.
Los i.fss de los IdepaEtamentoS del gobier'
no insulary otros invitados asistieroD, ter
minaudo las dos media de la tarde.
Lrs concurrentes & ambos actoA fueron
en- automobiles coches y los salones del
Parque del ''Club" estaban bIillaDte'
menEe adornados con ramas de palmas y
bandeTas con los Colorea naCionales de loG
Eatadpu UnidoR
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E1NEA EERRRA DEL oEsTE

Isinerario. saftdas de Bayam6n y Capi.
IIta aimnltanoauaanka
DiaB labOFabIo- ID a6lana 8, 7.O5, 30
AS ID 90. TardO 13.l5. 1.45, s.15. 4.B6, 6.46
~ $50.
Dias fostivos. -MaEiana 6,S7.O5, $50, 9.46
100 Tarde 1915, 1.80, $50, $50. 4.B0
5.45.y $50.
BitlOto baHRtos para dlas festivos. De
CataGO Bayana6n, Ida y vuelta - lAss
VO-26 2a D ags 90-16. Dc Bayan6n & q aEo
yvuesta IL clasa $0sl6i 81 claBo 1910
BilI0te oTdinartuS glo Capital Oet % On
oEaae 4 Cankay0g.
BaVan0n, 10 de Sepfi0mbre de 1908 b
Ra@ @Hp ValdGa
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PlaterO especialfsta ca monturas tifano
y otraa, estilO EnCdeTnC, prendas de oro y
plata preciOs mo- dic0s, garantiza sus tTa-
baios responde de "a prenda que se lie
e0nfIe. Casa de Prestamos. II. Luna IL
Hace to,la Clase de operaciones de presta-
mos sObre alhajas de oro y plata
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-10

CHICAGO, I'LL, July 9.-Philadelphla.
men on bases to-day, and Chicago won,
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OR FOLK WINS AND.
TAKES T HE LEAD.
aor Old Happy" Given Poor
Support-CreW Wins by
Large Score.

NORFOLK, VA, July o.-Norfolk
ok the lead in the pennant race this
sefnoon by taking the second game
the series from Lynchburg by IS to
Lynchburg's ieldins was very poor,
NIB playing being more frequent than
tOrs
Eckstone, OF the Champions. started
well, but was given poor support.
i'd soon went to pieces. SouthpaW
Icy was effective In plnches, was
zen faultless support. and was gotten
It Of holes by his teammates several
ae during the game. Bentley was
able to cut off steals from first to
sond and from second to third.
ans, who held the second bag down.,
I've a poor exhibition OF playing.
Norfolk started the getting In
L second on errors by the Visitors.
nchburg was BANKED for three sue
|ssive innings. and then secured one
Ia by accident, Holt grounded one
| first, and Manion was prevented
,m fielding to second by a collision
It'll Anthony, Bentley scoring. Nor
added greatly to her run list In
b fifth. when the Tercentennals bat
n Eckstone at will, and made many
ran hits, which netted them five runs.
was surely an off DAY for Iynchburg.
1T ha scorer 1000 'siT
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LOW SCORES MARK
FIRST DAYS PLAY.
Over Hundred Of Best Amateur
Golfers Cover Cleveland
Course.
BYERs SURPRISES HACKERS
--------- -----------
National Champion Fails to Show
His Best Forn1-Egan, Ira
.BYERs SURPRISES HACKERS
National Champion Fails to Show

CLEVELAND. o., July o.-One hun
dred and two golfers, making up what
is regarded as the best field that ever
has shown at national amateur tour
nament, played the first eighteen holes
to-day In the qualifying rounds for
the national amateur championship
over tho Euclid links. One hundred
turned in cards. Tomorrow the sec
ond eighteen holes VIII be played, the
thirty-two lowest scores Qualifying
for the match, beginning Thursday.
So good was to-day's play that II
locks as though 1t would take score
better than 1865 for the thlrty-sla holes
TO qualify. Thirty-two cards OF eighty-
two or under were turned IN, with ten
only one more stroke than that and
with ten more of eighty-four or eighty
FIVE.
Tho lowest scores of the day were
made by Walter u. Egan, of EXmoor,
Chicago; Walter J. Travis, the garden
City veteran, and Fred Hereshof. also
OF Garden City, each making seventy
five.
The biggest surprise Of the day was
furnished by National Champion Eben
n. Byers, who took .eighty-fiye strokes
for. his round. II 164 should be the
high Qualifying figure, and totday,s play
Indicates that this Is not ut all Inn
probable. Byers must do better than
eighty te-morrow evensto qualify much
less to have the honor of being among
the leaders. AS he has been going Well
under that figure In practice, however,
Byers is regarded as almost sure to
qualify, but by very close margin.
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GLIDDEN TOURISTS
START RUN TODAY
Everything in Readiness ior
Fourth Annual Tour OF
Automobiles.

CLEVELAND OHIO, July 9.-Eyory-
s1a9I esrg y '9 ofsgar f9 o
fourth annual tour. nj the American
Auto'Eohils Assoelatlon ana contests ao1,Hs
The preiiminaries, such as the nuns
bers and assigning of cars, were cons
pleted Tonight and the first ear will
start off tomorrow at 4. 81. fol-
lowed by the other cars at intervals
of one minute apart.
The contest for the trophy Is being
conducted in the present instance as
a club team event. and counting sill
classes Of cars that will make the
tour, about 100 will be included, and
something like 500. The leading auto
mobile associations are represented.
and the number OF entries from them
are as follows.
New York, II; Cleveland. o. Chicago.
z: Buffalo, 5; Pittsbnrg. "A; Automobile
Club Of America, &; Westminster Mo-
tor, Club, 81 Detroit, This. .flll dis
taEce to be straversed aSgregates
1,570 miles. and the first stop is to- hs
made at Toledo s.s,fe y
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CHULITA CAPTURES
LATONIA FEAT URE
Besides $1,000 Purse, Winner
Gets Handsome Silver
Trophy Cup.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-The Cincin-
natl trophy for two-year olds at five
and one-half furlongs was the feature
at Latonia to-day, a. S. Lubold's
Chulita with Nicol UP won the event
in handy fashion by length from r.
C. Ram, Cloyne was third. In addi-
ton to the purse OF $3.50, the winner
received silver cup. donated by Ju-
Illus 7Fleischmann.
First race-Five furlongsy-L G. WI
drlg, Is to ~ first; Delarius. sfS to -
second; Lep GodchauX. 90 10 - third.
Time 1902 2-5
Second race-six furlongs-oak
Grove Us to y first, Hustled (12 to y
SECOND; Potter, eco to y third. Time,
1:14 ASS.
!, Third sace-s.x furlongs-Gold
Proof (3 to y first, Colloqqy a to u
second; Frohtenac, q to - third.
Time, 1893 3-5.
Fourth receive and one-half fur
longs, the Cincinnati trophy, net value,
s3.690-Chulita, e to 40 first; r. c.,
Ram, &c to y second; Cloyne, q to
u third. Time, 1908.
Fifth race-Aiile and sixteenth-Old
Honesty, l2 to u first. Monsignor,
C. to % seconds; The Clansman, 6 to
~ third. Time, 1916 2-5
Sixth race-Mile ard a quarter
Monochord, Go to ~ first; Water
Lake, Is to y second; RebounGer, az
to - third Time, 2:0S 4-5.
Seventh race-Ope and one quarter
miles-carew, 60 to - frst;. Clyde
q to - second savolr Taire, Is to
ID third. Time, 2:07 u.s.
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Folk has done things. while Bryan
has talked about what he would do II
he had the opportunity. Folk carried
the State of Missouri When # gave
Roosevelt a substantial majority and
elected Republican Legislature. He.
is a great big man, and must be heard
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l
VA. July s.--Riohmond
feated Danville this afternoon in
fast and brilliant game, a striking
ntrast to the ragged exhibition OF
sterday, The game was replete Win
isational tieiding work on the part
oitcher saive. for the Colts. was in
q trim, and pitched q sunerb game.
. to the sixth inning not single
a had been scored, In this inning,
TIL two men down, Reggy connected
. a double, and was brought home
single by Powell.
81 the eighth salye connected for. a
gle off Lavender, and Titman dupli-
ed the trick, going to second on the
INV to catch SaiYe, who reached
I'd safely. Heeve went out to. NC
witt, and Heffron walked. Save
rted home on wild pitch Of Laven-
! which was the fourth ball. Ryan
,overed the ball in time to retire the
lner Mt the plate, hut threw Wild 70
yender a single by Wallace brought
Thomas, who pitched the first five
iings for Danvllle. had to be retired
account Of a sore arm. He showed
In good form.
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'yrhe Democratic party must be pro-
gressive. It cannot afford TO tie to
men who have always brought 1t de-
feat and disaster, however honest they
may be in their opinions There are
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D|NNA KEN GETS
RICH STAKE RACE
II. T. Whitney's Horse Triuinphs
Il in Lawrence Realization
Valued at $I6,3So.
FRANK GILL COMES SECOND
Great Salvidere is Third-Peter
Pan Scratched Because Of
Bad Going
FRANK GILL COMES SECOND

NEW YORK, July oil. p. Whit
ney's horses won both the Lawrence
Realization and the Double Event at
Sheepshead Bay to-day, and thus
earned two large stakes for their own
ets.
The Realization, worth s16,3so, went
to DInna Ken the heavily played sec
ond choice, with Frank Gill, the ia
roiite, second and Salvidere third.
Peter Pan was withdrawn because the
track conditions were not to his lik-
ing, zambesi made the pace, but
Dina Ken took the lead when called
on. and won handily
Stamina took first place in the Double
Event with guaranteed cash value or
$4,000. Chapultepec second and King
james third. Cedar Strome finished
second in tho last race, but was dis
qualified for fouling Miss Crawford.
Summaries:
First race; selling-flve and one-half
ADMINISTRATION ls to 50 first, Nom
tauk Geo to ~ second, Hal 6 to u
third. Time, LOS 1-5.
Second race-steplechase; short
course--Sunglow q to 81 first, Dick
Shaw (3 to y second Blue Pigeon g
to ID third. Time, 407.
Third race-The Double Event; six
furlongs-stanlina ca to y first, Cha
pultepec a to - second, King James
(s to u third. Time. lib 2-5.
Fourth race-The Lawrence Realiza-
ton Stakes, mile and FIVE furlongs-
Dinna Ken I'll to 50 first Frank Gill
(19 to 10Y second. Salvidere q to p
third. Time. PAS,
Fifth race; selling-mile-Gold
West e to y first, Blue Book q to p
second, Gambrinus Is to y third.
Time, lao 3-5.
Sixth race--mile and a furlong-A1iss
Crawford ca to y first, Joaquin 6 to
u second. Prince Ching l2 to u third.
Time, 1853 4-5.
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BOY CAME BACK.
Disappearance Of R0sser Owens
Caused Much Excitement.

Caused Much Excitement,
The town OF Barton Heights WAS greatly
stirred early yesterday morning when the
report spread that Rosser Ovens. the eleven
year-old son of Mrs, Edwin Owens Of No.
'To7 North Avenue, Barton Heights, had been
lost overnight Inquiry developed thu fact
that al day Monday the llttle fellow hal
been Wanting 10 80 fshipg. and In some way.
he had become possessed OF pair of
water wings" which he was eager to try.
About 7 O'Clock Monday evening he left
home, having n dollar In his pocket. ai-t
though his mother did not know of his
wealth When he failed 70 return UP 10.
midnight Monday night Mrs, Owens became
greatly alarmed and several OF the neigh
1ors ware aroused and searching parties
went In Yarious directions Early yester-
day morning several ponds in the neighborrs
hood oftBarton- Heights were dragged with
cut result About ] o'clock In the after
noon the small boy stepped off the car Tired.
hYngry, bat Otherwise IN good trim,
Rosser said he had been to lakewood
on Monday night, and having stayed too late
to get a car home spent the night In the
clty. AIRS, Owens is widow. her husband
having been killed on iha Saabnard roah
several years ago An older son died qpite
suddenly early IN the winter
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The following are a few of the large
NEW BALL LEAGUE
is ORGANIZED

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
H LEESBURG. VA, July 9.-The Loud
oun-Fairfax Baseball League was or
gani2ed in Leesburg fer a series Of
games to be played during the sum-
Mer.
y The league Is composed of the fol-
lowing teams: Ieesburg. DR.. W. e. Orr,
manager; Herndon, George II. Buell.
manager; Waterford, Eppa Divine
manager; Purcellville, DR.. j. b. Hack
ley. manager The clubs will have
only local players, and the first game
of the series will be played Tomorrow
mt I.eesburg with the Herndon nine,
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White La InYinciblc.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 9.-Philadelphlh
could do nothing against White with
men on bases to-day, and Chicago Won
es 5;sss y ''".f;sj
Ha Ha,srss p %ats a %@s hs is G%
Ortiz outpltches Rbondes.
I CLEVELAND, OHIO, July s.-New
Cleveland ) Rs BY Whining to- day. ORTIZ
outpitched Rhoades, Cleveland scoring
its only run on an error.
s ssS 7sas. 5 Sss?s g g i ;
Batteries: Rhoades and Clarke: Ortiz
and Thomas Time, 1850. Umpires,
0'LoughliR and Evans.
Fannehill In Rare Form.
DETROIT, MICH, July a.-EXcept by
the home run method, sehaeffsr and
troit found it almost Impossible to
score on Tannehill.
Score by innings: r. II. =.
Detroit ........9o0o1oo.1 Ia z
Boston ......... 00oS1 IL Is o
Archer and Schmidt; Tannehill and crl,
Hurst.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July est. Louis
won the last OF the series with Wash
ington, 5 to A.
Mssf KAYE ISs5ssss Il Il
Batteries: Powell Buelow and spen-
Ger: Smith. Patten and Heydon.. Time,
1898. Umpire, Connolly.
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DEAC0Ns INsTALLEp.
Meeting Held at Sorths!ds Baptist ChnrcIs
Yesterday. 3s#Hs

A meeting of the congregation of tho
on Chestnut Hill was held last night IN
Northslde Hall for the, purpose Of formally
installing the ileWly,eleeted FSacons The
pastor, Rev. G, y ArendaIl, sisted by Roy.
Pr George w Mcdaniel, Rey, DR., ". r.
I, Smith and other ministers from the city.
Six deacons. Messrs, Watkins. spratley. Sat-
tarwhlte. Todd. Saunders and Buckley, were
Installed Mr. r. y. Mason was made
church clark. and hr, IL. Meli stons, church
Treasurer. r tGq ,4
The Horthsida Baptist Church claims the
largest membership for Its aEa, now three
Wseks. of any chureh trSan!zatioB IN Rich
already enrolled The CONGREGATION VII!
shortly hegln the work on y permanent
house Of Worship, u considerable part Of the
fund being already In hand. n, 54 n
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DAIRYsIEN FINED.
City Officials Determined to Enforce Pure
.l.-...L..-,-- ..1 MILK Law -.

= That the city officials are determined tn
enforce the pure milk law was proven to
three firms yesterday. when Taylor & Dodd,
p Donati and John E. Gordon, dpirymen,
were fined $40 each for selling milk with
permits but they had bean suspended be-
cause the dealers had not lived up to tho
requirements OF the law regulating the sale
of milk In this city.
DR., Levy stated yesterday morning after
the. trial OF the men that Taylor & Dodd
and John 2. Gordon had since complied
with all requirements, but that Donati's
establishment was still In an unsanitary
condition. Until the latter remedies this HI,
Will not get n permit.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Keith,. Rcmarknble Record

n
LITTLE ROCK, July s.-Keith was
in wonderful form day. shutting out
the Shreveport team for eighteen in
nings, Little Rock taking both games.
Little ROCK. IL o
.....0 5000 000-U 1
Batteries: Keith and Woods; Becker
and Massng. Time. 1880. Umpire,
Rudderham.
Second game: r. II. e.
Little ROCK. oo,0o0ooo1-1 9
Shreveport ,s.,. 0 o. 0O0000--O 4 2
Batteries: Keith and Woods; Hick-
man and Rapp. Time. 1:20. Umpire.
Rudderhanl
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TRUCKERS WIN
IN THE MINT III
Portsmouth, Bats Out Victory il
Eleventll-Hour Sticking
Rally.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

ROANOKE, VA, July o,-Ports-
mouth won the game from Roanoke
this afternoon In the ninth inning.
when a three base hit by Warren and
singles by Sullivan and Bateman nell
ted two5riins.
Up TO the ninth the score stood to
in Roanolse's favor. and the fans
vcrnuelle pitched good game, ard
was effective at critical points. Hon
ors were about even with the pitchers,
though the visitors had the best of It
in the field. The score:
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ChnrIenton. p; Aug,lutn. ?.

AUGUSTA, GA; July 9.-To days
game was chara cterized by spasmodlcai
good playing by. both clubs and Mace
called in the tenth on account Of dark
ness. 'F1
Score by innings: II. Fl. II.
Charleston 20000Oo-2 4 i
Batteries: Foster. Paige, Wright and
Eyers, Lakoff and Connolly. Time,
1:55. Umpire, Mace.
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LARGE ENTRY LIST
FOR HORSE SHOW
Special to The rimes-D,spatch.

- Lsopectdl V ~ le t1lmeS-DlSpatch.J sf
E MANASSAS VA, July 9.-The twelfth
annual a exhib!tion S tie Prince William
18th and 18th Of this month, promises
to be one Of the best shows in the;
history Of the association.
The entry books. OF the association
were closed last Saturday, and they
show close to four hundred entries,
AT of the thirty-eight classes are well
filled. Handsome cups Will be awarded
in the ladies' hunters, hunt club and
p pre- cup classes. The cup that
class named is especially handsome. 1t
is solid silver, and IS given by Mr.
n. T. pePalw,l president of the asso-
clation.
The following are few of the large
Allen potts, GOTHAM, va: CARRIER 4
CARRIER, Harrisonburg; Herring =.
MeetZe, Nokesyille, Va: w. i. Hale,
Nokesville, Va; W p. Benner 2. F.
GALLOWAY Fl. e. Ullman, Mr.. and Mrs,
Blair Johnson, Warrenton, Va; John
=. Townsend. William skinker. Jr r.
Stock Farm. Hampton View Stables, u.
Leith, NJ. G. Hazen and Capt. James y ;.
Herrell,
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Tplson Wins First Prize.

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a tournament under the auspices OF the
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les; at Garrisonville, in Stafford county,
q large number OF knights contested
successful; .. b. Tolson, Knight Of 4
Green Valley, first prize, O handsome
saddle; James Shackleford, Knieht OF
IR,ichmond second prize, fine bride; II.
br!er. third prize. nair Of spnrs and and
Albert Sneed, Knight nf Virginia,
fourth prize, a saddle blanket.
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Macon, /, Columbia, o.

MACON, GA, July 9.-Through the
brilliant pitching Of Clark, Macon won.
q close game from Columbia to-d day
Stinson, Of the locals. and Umpire
Davis engaged in a flstic encounter in.
the eighth Inning. and the police were
forced to Interfere.
Score by innings: II. Fl. z.
Macon ..,,......0 00D01 Os0.-l
Columbia ...s....00 0,0O00OO-0 2 o
Batteries: Clark and Harnish; Nc
.pire, Davis, =
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OIdicld Exoncrated,

z PORTLAND ORE, July 9.-The coma
plant filed against Barney Oldheld.
the auto driver, charging him with
sWindling the public by means Of an
alleged fake auto race has been with
drawn, Oldfeld having made a written
statement Of his connection with thu
afalr, which was satisfactory to the
complainant. Cldheld was blamed for
the failure of the race meet,