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PLAY INTO HANDS
| OF JAPAN SHIPPING
This, Mr.. schwerin Declares, Will
Be Result Of Transc continental
Roads Dropping Out.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July ao.--
In confirming a story to the effect
that the transcontinental railroads
would on November LIST go out OF the
export and airport trade with the
Orient and Australia, r. p. Schwerin.
general manager of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company to-day declared
the result Of such action would prove
most disastrous to the American ship
ping interests Of the Pacific coast He
declared that because of the subsidies
allowed by Japanese to the shipping,
the business OF the Pacific would nat
urally fall into the hands of Japan.
Shippers have been advised by the
transcontinental railroads." said Mr.
Schwerin, that they will go out of
the export and import trade with the
Orient Australia and New Zealand on
November LIST. This action Of the rail-
roads is the result, as we Understand
It, OF the decision of the Interstate
commerce Commission in the matter
OF compelling the roads to publish the
inland proportion of the export and
import rates
The general effect on the steamship
companies will be to compel those
operating lines between Pacific Coast
ports and the Orient Australia ana
New Zealand to abandon the grxlter
part OF this trade. In coming to the
coast and going east by rail-, merchan-
disc from; the Orient will be carried
in foreign bottoms to the Atlantic
Coast by way OF the Suez Canal, and
that which is left to come to the coast
will be carried by Japanese lines. which
can do business under these couditions
because of the subsidies they receive
from the government.
ut is too soon. of. course, to make
the broad statement that the lines
maintained by the Hartman roads
through this port and those connected
with the Hill lines through Seattle
and Vancouver will be for sale to the
highest bidder. The situation is very
discouraging."
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! THREAT. TO DERAlL TRAIN
nut Kentucky Governor Dlrect. NOV,

Hut Kentucky Governor Directs Move.
ment OF Troops Nevertheless.
FRANKFORT, Ky. July 2s.-Gov.
ernor Wilson declared In letter sent
to-day to Vice President Rawn. OF the
Illinois Central Railroad. that no eff
forts at intimidation on the part OF
tho lnwlesslv Inclined people of West
ern Kentucky will be considered In the
Imovemtn, of troops or the selection OF
camping grounds for soldiers in active
service in that part OF the State. Tha
Governors letter was In response to n
communication from Vice President.
Rawn. stating that the Illinois Central
Railroad has received written notice
that II 1t permits troops to be en-
camped on its right OF way. all trains
OF the company VIII be deraIied. In
his letter ITO Mr.. Rawn the Governor
declares that state troops have been
in service in tho s'night-rider" district
to protect the lives and property Of
the people, aud II Is necessary for them
to be fed and have camps at polnts
most convenient for the duties In whlct
the men are engaged. He says that
they willNbe ordered TO take all rea-
sonable care to avoid any unnecessary
INJURY or Inconvenience to owners OF
property.
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REV. THOMAS NI'CAUL WEEDS
"A PRETTY KENTUCKY GIRL.

=
GEORGETOWN. KY, July 2e,-Rey.
Thomas v. McCaul, pastor Of the Bap-
tist Church at Gordonsville. Na.,4 and
Miss Waldine Byrd Scarce were mar
ried In the Baptist Church here this
evening. The marriage was quite a
notable social event and was largely
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. McCaul WILL
soon go to their home at Gordonsvllle.
Mr. McCaul, a native OF King and
Queen. Is we'll known In Richmond,
Who're most of his life has been spent.
lie is a graduate of the Richmond High
School, a B. A. of Richmond College,
took his A. NJ. at the University OF
Virginia and completed his education
at the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, at Louisville. Mrs. NIcCaul.
"a young lady Of ture and musical
talent. will be an acquisition to the
social life Of Virginia.
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NETS TO PROTECT SHIPS
Tests Made of Those Designed to Break
the Eject OF Torpcdoes,

Tests Made of Those Designed to Break
the Eject Of Torpe,loes.
n NEWPORT, r. T., July 29.-Important
secret tests Were made at Coddington
cove and IN Buzzard's Bay to-day with
the new torpedo net, a steel mesh,
which is supposed to be able to with
stand the shock Of torpedoes fired at
close range.
In Coddington Cove the torpedo
boats Norris and Gwynn fired tor
nGdoes at different ranges and differ
8ent speeds at the.nets. placed above
the water. while at Buzzard bay the
tests were made by firing the tor
pedoes under water, tho second sub
marine flotilla being engaged in the
experiments. 1t was said unofficially
that the tests were satisfactory. The
nets are designed to be placed about
armored cruisers and torpedo boats
for protection in time Of war against
torpedo attacks. #
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SOUTH ATLANTIC .LEAG UEI

CHARLESTON IS. O., July -2s.-Jack
sonvtlle won from Charleston in the
ninth to-day, when Chandler singled,
was sacrificed to Second by Mcmillan,
went to third on Taffe's out at first,
and scored on Dryers grounder. Lee
and Willis did good work,
b. score BY innings! Il. II, p.
Charleston 49,. 10000 o o % s d
Jacksonyllle -. 900 0000 ii
IS Batteries: Willis and Reisinger: Lee
and Roth. Time. 1885. Umpire. La
than.
AUGUSTA. GA, July 2e.-Augusta
was easy for Columbia this afternoon
Volz was in rare form, and allowed only
two scratch hits. So .s-ts,s 4 N
Scoregby innings; r.. II. D.
Columhla ,.....2 90 O1sO St y
Augusta ....p.. 90 Q 9 90 90
Battries: Volz and Cote; Reagan and
Carson. Time. 1850. Umpire, TRULY.
MACON, GA, July 40. Although to-
days game was begun an hour ahead
Of the usual time, it was called at the
end OF the first half Of the fourth In
ming. when the locals were IN the lead,
TO allow the Savannah team to catch q
train for Columbia. ;2s4
Score by innings: r. IT. p
oaSannah ..,.1........S. y y Y W
Macon ..,...,......t.s.0 6l IL g
Batteries Muffin and. Kahlkoff
Showers and Robinson. ine.; 40 min-
5utes. Umpire, Buckley, 9s a 81 !, VI y
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BRITISH NAVAL. CHAN GES
Sir Percy Scott No Longer In Contat

Sir Percy Scott No Longerins Contact
With Lord Charles Here's ford.
e LONDON, July 20. IT he Admtra lty has
taken the first step to preserve the dis
whose command OF the cruiser SO uadronI
has still a year I'd run has beenaap,, 4
apolnted to the command Of a spefial
islnall squadron which will visit South y !.
ting Of the convention for the fedora
Ftion of the South African colonies.
AS the appointment Is not q pr onlo-
.tion, Il It is8evid IDENTIFY made with view
friction between Sir Percy Scott and
Lord Charles BerestOrd. 4 w .S5sAs
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M'INTYRE DIES SUDDENLY
Long In Ill HEALTH He Expires Upon
". Reacllinn baltimore. lL n,

Long In Ill Health He Expires Upon
ReacllinR Baltimore. q,
i BALTIMORE, Md, July r29.-Thomas
A. Mcintyre, head OF the failed brok-
serage firm OF Z. "A. Mcintyre & Com
pany, OF New York. died in this city
to-day. The cause OF death was said
to be Brights disease. Mr.. Mcintyre,
who had been at, Old Point Comfort.
Va, for the last two weeks. was placed
aboard q steamer at that point last
night, the Intention being to bring
him to q hospital here. His condition
was SO critical upon arriving here this
morning, Mr.. Mcintyre was removed
the home OF Henry 2. Byrd whore he
died a few hours later. Mr.. Boyd Is a
Chesapeake Bag pilot, and was y friend
of the dead broker. &
Thomas A. Mcintyre. Jr., who ar.
rived in this city to-day. said that kis
fater had been In bad health for about
o year, and that financial troubles had
weighed heavily upon him. The body
will be taken Tomorrow for burial.
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THE WEATHER,
Forecasts Virginia and North Caro-
linn--Iocnl rains Thursday nud Friday;
3resll enst to northeast winds.
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Humidity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Wind, direction ....s...,.....,..,.N NE
Mind. Veloclty .5.....s. .'.,5.....E.....zg
Weather Observation-Disclosures, Cloudy
Rainfall ..... .a,..i.......... ....... 0.0a
IL noon tenlperature..... Sc
8 p, M. temperature ...t..l.4....,f..... 81
Maximum Temperatures p,to SIP. NJ. 81
Minimum temperature npto P. NJ. "a
Mean temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n
Normal temperature Observation-Disclosures. 79
Deficiency In temperature to-day.
lst 81. 4. ~. 1871
Accum, excess in temperature since
January 1st...... .......}......... 90
Excess in rainfall since March 1st. SOL
Accum. excess in rainfall since Jan-i
uary 1st ......i......5. s. %!
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cARN EGIEsS IN AUTO CRASH.

millionaire, His Wife and Daughter
Have Narrow Escape In Scotland.
( LONDON July 29.-A special dispatch
from Aberdeen says that Andrew, Mrs.
and Miss Carnegie had an exciting but
not serious motor adventure in lnyer-
ness, in the SEQ ttish Highlands. on Mon
belonging to a local minister at a sharp
junction Of roads, the Carneg lie car, be-
ing the heavier, sustained only the
slightest damage, but the other car
was wrecked. ~
Mr.. Carnegie displayed great cool
ness, and was evidently ready for any
emery The small car struck the
Carnegie car on tho side Where the
millionaipe was seated, and great eX.
citement prevailed. The Carnegie party
proceeded to tour the south with q
srnas l ed mud guard and lamp t!a.5.a
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I DOT TOO sMALL FOR EARL.

Lord Clancarty ID cnica Engage mcnt to
Mrs. Marcus, of New York.
LONDON, July 29.-Through a press
agency Lord Clancarty has issued a
statement that the reports Of his en-.
New York, are without foundation.
This Is the noble earl's polite way OF
declaring the lady's fortune not equal
to his requirements. for Lord
{Clancarty sent an agent to Amer
lea to make Inquiries, and II the latterss
report had proved satisfactory, formal
announcement Of the engagement would
have followed, 81 IN. st ~ .z.55I; .sss5
ma chE has split Is the fact that the late
Arnold Mnrcus'sS fortune Is held in trust
h SOr
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OBITUARY.
AInry Rnndolph ca meron.

Mary Randolph Cameron, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Fl.
Cameron. died yesterday at the resi-
Norris Street. after a brief illness.
a The funeral services Will be held
from the residence this afternoon at
. o'clock. The interment Will be pri-
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Navy Department by the officials. and
citizens of New London. Conn, that
against the enlisted men OF the navy
or the uniform OF the United States
In the places OF public amusement In
that city. A formal letter has been
received by acting Secretary of the
Navy Newberry from the Mayor OF
New London stating that amusement
managers of the city unite in extend
Ing welcome to uniformed men OF
the navy.
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of tile convention had been made up
without q single contest.

OF Tie cOhVeht10n nHu been 1HHue up
without q single contest.
After paying a glowing tribute to
Mr.. Bryan, whose nomination he is said
to have fought. he introduced William
E. Chiffon, Of Charleston, ting tempo
rary chairman.
While Mr.. N1cGraw was speaking,
former Senator Henry gassoway Davis
candidate for Vice President four years
ago, entered the convention hall and
was loudly cheerkd.
Mr.. Chiffon made a speech reviewing
State and national affairs.
Senatorial districts We're then called
fort members Of committees on creden-
tiaIs, on resolutions, on order OF bust
ness and organization as we'll as for
members Of the State committee.
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I,ynch Colnr to she nryan.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 29.-r.
B. Lynch, Democratic national COM
n:itteeAlan for Minnesota. and manager
OF Governor Johnsnn's campaign for
In day or two for Lincoln, Neb.,
where he will consult with William
j. Bryan, relative to the Democratic
national campaign in Minnesota. MIR.
Lynch will hear with him the good
wishes and assurance of support from
Governor Johnson,
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Hail slnuEhtcrs English sparrows.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. July 29.-During
a storm Monday night the heavy hall
stones slaughteredsth the English SPAR
rows roosting in the heavy foliage Of
trees in the yard Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. The sexton swept
up over 400 dead sparrows, and no
doubt many had floated away.
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PAYS TRlB UTEl TO BRYAN

Chairman McGraw, Who Opposed His
Nomination., Lauls Him.
CHARLESTON, W.. VA, July 29.-
The Democratic State Convention was
called to order this afternoon BY Chair
man> John 7. McGraw, of the State En-
ecutive Committee. Colonel McCraw
delivered a short address, in which he
urged harmony and called attention to
the fact that the temporary roll call
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Thrcnten. milwaukee, Mayor.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July ga dis
gruntled politician entered Mayor
Roses office yesterday with drawn
revolver, and announced that he In
tended to kin the city's chief executive.
A policeman took the gun from him.
The name OF the man, who was intoxi-
Gated. was suppressed because OF the
Mayors lifelong friendship for him.
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R0sEWATER TO BRYAN
Addresses Omen Letter Asking Him to
DlsapnrONcs Political Act.

OMAHA, NEB., July 29.-Yictor Rose
water. Republican national committee
man for Nebraska; to-day published an
him to disapprove OF an attempt that
was recently made to file the names
of the Democratic presidential cleo
tors from this State under the head of
Peoples independently" MIR. Rose
water recently filed q protest In the
case with the Secretary of State. This
matter is an outcome Of the bolt of
the Nebraska delegation, headed by
Thomas II. Tibbles from the st. Louis
convention Of tho Peoples party, which
nominated THOMAS d, Watson for
President.
Mr. Rosewater first refers to Mr..
Bryan's speech last February before
the Civic Forum in New York, the sub
ject Of which was "Thou Shalt Not
Steal" and In which Mr.. Bryan divided
theft into larceny in violation of law
land larceny through operation of law"
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WILL keep HANDS
OFF in NEW YORK
Continued From First Page.)

Z 8
tcially sratifIed because you evidence
AsIsberal and impartial view in thus
tendeginga me this compliment, because
in the administration of work on the
tsthmus l did not always decide In
favor Of your contentious. But when
i decided contrary to the claim, which
was made by you. tried to give rca-
4 cons which, I think by your action to-
day, were convincing of my desire to
reach q just conclusion.
+ Il cannot see the slightest objection
TO my accepting this compliment at
your hands, which / appreciateahighly,
sEnd which / shall always cherish as
one of the evidences that there are
some men whom have convinced
Through my official work of my desire
&c do the square thing for everybody
Fired on Boat,
1t became known publicly to-day;
that the steamer Island Queen, which
last night conveyed Judge Taft and
q distinguished party. including. the
notification COMMITTEES. UP the Ohio
i river. was fired upon by an unknown
man on a shanty boat moored on the
side OF The river opposite Dayton, Ky.
EeYeral shots from the spent charge
hit, hut did nov seriously injure. Mrs.
Charles 3. Russell, Of this city who
HAS standing on the deck with her
husband dire city below the point where
fudge Taft. was at the time. An in
5estigation o the affair is being made.
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Failure OF the Firm.

NEW YORK, July 29.-T. A. Nc
Intyre 6 Company. a prominent stock
exchange house. failed for over ST.
100000. following which Mcintyre was
indicted on CHARGE of larceny growing
out OF various transactions alleged to
have been fraudulent.
Thomas "A. Mcintyre was for many
years one OF the prominent figures in
New York financial and speculative
circles. The firm, of which he was
the head, had branches in many cities
throughout the country. When tho
crash came there were revelations
which resulted In the Indictment OF
Mcintyre, and rade necessary a thor
ough Investigation into the failed COM
pany. with Its many qualifications. The
Investigation Is still In progress.
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Woodson on thc wax.

OWENSBORO, KY, July 29.-Urey
w Woodson, secretary Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, left for
New York this afternoon. He will
meet with National Chairman. Norman
r. Mack and make arrangements for
opening the Eastern headquarters of
the Democratic party in New York
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TAFT HELD BACK
by CONVENTION
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
pected here Tomorrow. He VIII be
at the Hoffman House, and may have
with prominent New York
Democrats. It Is understood that East
ernr national headquarters will be es-
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Dying OF ice stIng..

COLUMEaJS. o.. Jul 29.-J. Z. Rams.
burg. farmer near Columbus, Is sdy.
ing as the result of several h1rdree
bee stirgs on his face, arms and neck
"A swarm Of Italian bees had alightei
on his pet dog, and trying to rescue
the pet he became the target.
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s For n.er Pre- lnier OF Italy DyireE, u
& n ROME, 3 July q ,--F orlner Premier
MARC uis Antonio starabba al Rudini.
who was several times az the head OF
sThe 9physicians. among which is Pro-
lessor Guido IsaGcelli, Issued Tonight
a bulletin, from which It appears that
death I So expected at any mo men MN
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Runaway Alligator Grew Fat.

WINSTED, CONN, July ga live
alligator was found in brook on the
New Hartford Road Monday by Har-
ny Williams, having escaped from the
Williams premises six weeks ago. The
animal had made a nest in the mud,
and it was an hour before Williams
got him out by pulling at his tall.
He had fish in his mouth. had grown
fat and had gained an inch or more in
length - =. l5..s,2 70 ~. ~. 80
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The Funeral OF Mrs. Mays.

The funeral OF Mrs Martha Virginia
Mays, who died Tuesday. will take
place from Christ Episcopal Church
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The inter-
ment will be made in Oakwood Gene
terry
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No FURTHER DISCRIMINATION
N "A GAINSVs TEHE ENLISTEDy MEN
Ss WASHINGTON, Z. 81 CT, III " 2 lisa As
fac tory as sV noes have been given the,
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NIrs, Duucnn II, Cox.

[special to The Times Dlspatch.l
ASHLAND, VA, July 2s.-Mrs. sallie
iWoolfolk--Cox, wife OF Mr.. Duncan B.
Cox. died herg to-day after long ill
ness. She is Survived by her hus band,
SIX daughters and one son.. Her chill
drcn are Mrs. G. Z. Stuart. of Rich
mond; Mrs. voolfolk, OF LouisS: Misses
Mary. Annie. Virginia and Ritchia Cox
and Edwin Cox.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made. The intermant will be
made In Woodland Cemetery.
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CLEVELAND ESTATE $3.50, 900.

Unofficial Report, mt Princeton, RE-
senls Wealth of ex-President.
PRINCETON. N. j.. July es.-While
nothing In Mr.. Cleveland's Will. which
was filed several weeks ago, Indicates
the amount OF his fortune, and al
though no official announcement has
been made as to Its eStent, IT became
know here to-day that his personal and
real property amounts to $250000.
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1 that she owes her life to Il ] ( lHayden's
Pure Herb Medicines; sshe was cured OF
dropsy W hen. Ter case was Q considered hope
Not only have they proved. superior in
the treatment Of cancer and dropsy, but In.
all cases often when othe remedies have
failed tsstmo mia are
as wellSas abroad. You can sec them your
self by calling ON Il, u q Hayden 5at West
Broad Street, Richmond, Ma, Ri
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TIl7E ll011E7l7l's &


CAMERO led, after q brief illness.
at 116 North Morris Street, MARY
Z RANDOLPH CAMERON, infant
daughtero of Barton IT. and Mary New
man Cameron.
Funeral from the residence THIS
(Thursday) AFTERNOON at s o'clock.
1nterment private.
Tuesday, July %, 1908.
at $3.50 a. NJ, at the resi- ence Of her
B South Laurel Sire et, Mrs. MARTHA
VIRGINIA MAYS, wife Of the late
Robert ]. Mays.
1--WE miss thee from the table,
s9 There Is a vacant chair;g &
ii We miss thee, dearest mother,
We miss thee everyWhe M
Friends may think we'll soon forget
And Our our broken hearts be healed,
But they never know the sorrow
That's within our hearts conceal led"
AVE- 4. IIER HUSBAND.
Funeral sery;less Z Wll ds1s R1afs
(Thursday) AFTERN0 ION Sat34 o'clock Is,
interment at lakewood Friends of the
family invited to attend, i.s \. Y 8:s9 /.
HRocKMoRT ON ID led, July asth, at
g aia1 ZEN M and Mrs. M. NJ.
" omaclS 10. 90 Q East Clay Street.
& RACHEL. 3ADEL ROCISMORToN,
only child Of Mr., and Mrs. d. c..
Il Throckmogton, aged six months.
Here's to our darling Rachel,
HI a}s Who now at rest doth lie;
Isl Out Of this world Of sin and 9sorro W,;
N ;as# Out of8all ,telnp tation's eye.
" We KIN ow she has to heaven gone, 4
Although we miss her so;
ri Let lis hope to meet her there, $S$
I AZ To be parted nevernore. n s ss$
n BY her unele, 4. ESLH y YQgA11sACIS. Il
Flu eral took place July 329tl,,s at
u A. A., from re sid ence. In teTnlert
s n Q2kWoQ Il
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AT Nashville
!. Score by innings:fS r. II. p.
Nashville | ! 5000 Q Q "a 8
Batteries; Bernard and Hardy; Fritz
and stratton. Time, lao. mpire.
Ffennlnser, ~ IA. N
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AT Blrminghan,-- 5 u Ell
Score by innings: r. n, p,
cunningham ~ Q Q 700 oo1 9 O. !
Memphis. ...... o GAO 4 OIL o. 0----9 A. 81 I
.Bat teries: Robinson, T urne or 9. aud
Meek; schwenck and O'Leary, Time,
TWO l5Ysl1 hours. umpires. " heel er and Fttz-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlanta M
Atlanta 9 0k00 ds y 9
Batteries: d oyles and shicMurrau; s XII =
Ian and Crisp. Time. s1 $50. U napires,
Carpenter and Brown.
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Funeral of 0Ira, Co,

The funeral OF Mrs. Salle N. Cox,
the Wife of Mr.. D. B. Cox, will be
held from her residence at Ashland
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock,
AIRS. Bette G. Stcphcnson.
Especial to The Times -Dispatchsl
WOODSTOCK, VA, July a0:-Mrs.
Bette G. Stephenson. widow OF Ken
ner B. Stephenson and daughter of
the. late Judge Mark Bird, died last
night at the home OF her son-in-law,
She is survived by two daughterss :.
Mrs. w. II. Newman and Mrs. T.. S.
Tavenner, and two sisters-hllss Nam
ME Bird and Mrs. William T. VIII
liams. OF this place. and two broth
ers-E r. Bird, OF Parkersburg, w.
Va, and w. NJ Bird. OF Iowa.
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DID NOT MET VoRYs

VII tchcOck's Failure to Keep "A ppoint-
ment Causes Depression In Ohio, 4
s4b I Special to The Times DIspatch.l
kEhairman Hitchcock has caused q feel
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1REFREsII q TOM CT rstord's Acid
sPhosph ate-T Take si for hat 8 tired feeling
5dlrin g apsinE ana SUNNI egS n 9'teA va Tells
leHa acid drink 81, y