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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
stsibsn in gtsIIans.
Gnr Die artiarrie bouHrrt aHf Bel.
ben SeiteH sesea ben (
5einO.
aniicr eifris iutereiiirt.
ct. Aohann s. sept.

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beioeu am aatierman0Der tbeilEeb8
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men, mabreu0 Die blaue einige 9leI
len entiernt 0a0oH binter einel1
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eigeHe gHHitige 9oiitioR auigeben,
gfnr Die artiaerie fnaate moder los
Sos 6uBDolf miro moglidit ihnel
berbetg8osen, 0as Der Aorben in
elmer neuH W2eilen langen 9inle.
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bonn aroHprinsen. @rin3 glugMit @it
belm, GBheBoa 6rnR 5er0lnons
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belt in eiHem AHto in Ser Rahe oei
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einfade MiahI3eit.
Ser amerifnnii6e &ertreter @en.
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toeuiiis rad alien ntereiianteu1uuf-
ten aeleitet.
@rObcfahrt Ses g@ariebal1.
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9ds 2uitidiif r9ariepal' inter.
nabm bette AbeH0 cine e~rfoIgreide
8ro6efnhrt ais gorbereituna fIr Sic
ami 5uolf Stunoeu 6erefnete Erin,
funasreiie. Sic ser annabme Bee
6abr5auaes Seitens ser Regierung
porduSaehen miB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
ga6IiFnm psrbsrsifst.
General BON Ser @ole, Oeg Gcorgani-
iator oes tirfiidcu 0eers, anRcrt
i'd nbcr bic ,SuHgiarttn.
General @ooo 5sinabs p%srnuolhdt.
Na1lin. d september.

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SonanS.
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nidt p~erlaiien tonnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
Dorfdtie.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13
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5tenerH ~ bermeiOeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-13

Chicago f~tattete aeIterH HBo bense
Dem bieiigen 8udem 00ipitai elmer
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
.0u TSID.ER WIN S
TU.RE EVE N I
Monfort, at ! to /, Takes Sara
toga Handicap on Opening
Day.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 3o.-The
Saratoga meeting OF fifteen days be-
gan to-day. and crowd Of 5000 per-
sons cheered the victory OF 4Ionfort.
In the Saratoga Handicap, at one and a
quarter miles. The good attendance
here was really surprise. and the
enthusiasm shown after each race re-
called olden times. j. E. Madden added
another rich stake to his list when his
colt Edward. won the flash stakes ut
five and a half furlongs. Summaries:
First race-three-year-o Odds and up
ward: selling: six furlongs-Wood
craft GEO to u first. Jacobite 60 to 10.
place. second. Aletheuo I'll to 10,
show third Time. 1:13 AS.
Second race-steeplechase for three
year-olds and up: selling. about two
mIles-Canvas e to 81 first, Steer
! Maker q to 3. place. second. Time,
1896 2-5.
Third race-the Flash for two-year-
olds. five and half furongs-Edward
place) second, Practical Is to 5 show
third. Time, 1:07 AS.
Fourth race-the Saratoga Handicap,
for three-year- olda and upwards. one
mile and auarter-Monfort e to -
first, Far West (even place) second
Damascara (even show third. Time,
o:05.
The Wrestler Il to place. second,
Tenancy BY Courtesy q to show
third. Time, :39 4-5.
Sixth receive and half furlongs
Hilarious GO to 1o) first, Constella-
ton G to place) second, Mailman Il
to 9 show third Time, 1908 as.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
ENOMENAL PLAYING WINS

chester won the first game OF a series
OF three from Petersburg this eve-
ming. and the game was one OF the
most exciting that has been played
here this season. the fielding q Baker
work winning the game for the visit
tors, Johnson, who was IN the box.
was hit hard, but the folding of his
team was superb. and they simply
robbed the Petersburg boys out OF hits
that looked good, and would have been
hits but for the fneE PLAYING and good
luck Of the Winchester PLAYERS.
Brooks who did the twirling for Pc
Winning ball. striking out twelve OF
SWlnchester's team, and but for q
scratch hit by CaT.twell, which. aided
by the gWlndSl went over right field
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
STANDING of the Clubls
Games To-day.
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York
Doe.chcr's wildness Doe. It.

PHILADELPHIA. July 30.-Philadel-
iphla shut out Cincinnati to-day. Doe
scher's wildness being responsible for
Cincinnati Il . 'lf 90 5 s
Philadelphia ....1 0 2E0o200'-5 8 o
Batteries: Doescher and schlei; Nc
New York ontcln..cs st. Louis.
NEW YORK. July Soy score or
IL to 0 New York shut out st. Louis
to-day. The home team played as they
tators took the game very seriously.
Score By innings: r. II. ~.
st. Louis 90 oooooo-o 8
New York :ososo oi1.-ll Is ! !
Bliss; AlcGinnity, Bresnahan and Need
ham. Time. 1:45. Umpire, tombstone.
Brooklyn's battery Beats Pirates.
BROOKLYN N. Y, July 30.-The Pitts
burg players had to succumb to Bells
pitching to-day. The Brooklyn team
eSf f% e q hat wa 70 the haEsns Of YgE s
game.
Score by Innings: R.H. n.
Brooklyn .......O 9 1yoo1oo..-2 !
sfs Batteries: Sell ana Bersen no Young
Lever ard Gibson. Time. 1:2s. Um-
pires, Rudderham and Emslie.
Boston Dropped One Pair.
BOSTON. MASS. July so.-Chicago
took double-header from Boston to-
DAY day u to and 70 The rss game
ond they We're favored with close de-
cision: and won out after Boston had
q lead.
First gameLScore: R.H. E.
Chicago .......1042 % 80 O Ola II
Boston ......s..01 0 90 O021-4 &
Batteries: Reulbach. Frazer. Moran
and Iarshall; Dorner. Bou1tes, Tergu-
son and Bowerman. Time, 300. Um-
pire, Rigler.
Second game-Score: r. Fl z.
Chicago ....6002 O03O1-6@ II 1
Boston .........00 00300O0-3 L
Batteries: Pfeister. overall and Mo-
ran: Mccarthy. Ferguson and Smith.
Time, 1850. Umpire. Rigler.
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~ J. =.
Napoleon marched up the hill and
then down again. SO with Dutch Re-
}velle. He climbed to the top of the
ladder smiled sweetly for day from
Ills high and exalted perch, and then
quietly came back to the second step,
leaving Jay kanzler ''alone IN his
glory"
1t would be no easy matter to tell
who stands the best show for the $50.
for though the favorites seem to he
fighting for the purse, some dark horse
may step out Of the field and win the
race.
The charm OF any contest is its un.5
certainty, for as soon as all are abb.
terest in it to some extent. Suspense
is great means OF sustaining interest
sunnasging to the end
Until the last ballot is counted the
winner In this contest will be unknown,
and 1t Is because of the, great possi-
Sbilities for surprises that the interest
in 1t has kept up SO we'll. One thing
Is certain. however. that the votsrs.
like General Grant. will fight it out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31

fence. bringing ina runner, who got
to first on an error. he would have.
wonY in. walk, as Duggan's drive
over right centre was the only earned
had chances to score two runs, wheI
the catch by Baker of a hot liner and
Browns stop! by jumping high in the
with his gloved hand and catching the
ball in his left hand ended the ms
Score by innings: r. HE
Winches ter B. . o o OIL 80 O % Cd 4 s n
Petersburg 20 o o o 0 o o. -2 6 fa7
Batteries: Brooks and Churn; Johnsf
son and Duffy. Umpire. Harry Eanes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
BELGIAN EIGHT WINS
FROM ENGLISH CREW

, Z + II 4
HENLEY, July so.-The Cambridge
eight. on which the United Kingdom
defended ito win the championship
in the eight-oared contest, was de-
feated in the International regatta
here this afternoon In the fourth heat
OF the eighths by the Belgian crew
belonging to the club NautIuque De.
iGand. This crew holds the II nley
grand challenge CUP, which 1t won
two years ago and which It was not
allowed to defend in this years regatta
The light blues were the same crew
stroked by Stuart that defeated Oxford
In the spring. Subsequently, they
pleaded the Olympic regatta as q rea-j
son for declining to meet the Harvard
crew this year. The Belglans won by
a length and a half over a course a.
mile and half long. Their time waa
s minutes % seconds. They led near
ly oil the way. Although he Belgianss
will have to2fight out the final with
.Leander, British hopes for a victory
have almost completely vanished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
To Rcinstnte Kelly.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,cA.I

i ]
RALEIGH, N. c.. July 30.-The lat
est manifestation of unrest in the sup.
port of the Raleigh team Of the East
Carolina Baseball League Is a petition
signed by twenty-seven Of the thirty
members of the Raleigh Athletic AS.
ISOLATION. asking that George (Eling)
Kelly be renstated manager Of the
team. He was deposed Monday and
Frank Thompson put in his place
Then Thompson incurred the displeas-
=ure of the fans by walking" for a
foul ball, while two Goldsboro base
runners crossed the home plate, and
he was forthwith down and OUT and
Wallle Warren assumed the manager
ship. He Is perfectly willing to lot
''King'' Kelley have his place back
Action will be taken when the team
returns from Wilmington Saturday
night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
Woman Hurt In Ring

.ISJNGl3a Bft4ATNCFi Is IN j., 81 3U.---
There We're thrills a-plenty at the
horse show to-day. Miss Kate Hens
man, ct Paris. who was riding the
|Stal," In the class for ladies' hunters,
Was thrown and before attendants
could rescue her the horse tramplcd
upon her, Closely following this mis-.
Weatherbee's hay geldii1g, 'ISeswicls Z,
threw his rider at the water jump. nad
q second 9lat ter; George Watsons Light
II, Weatherbee's David Grey" threw
HIS rider also, Mr. III Weath erbee's
,ISeswicl Ky was declared the winner he
the event, despite the llshap ut the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
HIGH AVERAGE At
DETROIT CIRCUIT
Fourteen Heats Trotted in Aver
age Time Of 2:o7-Baron Graf
tan's Great Race.

DETROIT. MICH. July s0.-More
sensational racing marked the fourth
day of the grand circuit harness meet
Ing and the average time for fourteen
The 2:o4 pace turned out to be the
biggest surprise of the year. that gal
liant campaigner. Baron Grattan. WIN
ming 1T in four heats. Blackjack was
but was unsteady at first and refused
to try later along. Citation raced in
front OF the first heat clear to the
stretch. where John a. challenged and
beat her handily. Baron Grattan came
Next. time the old Canadian champion
Gallagher. set the pace. and held or
to the end. with enough left to beat
Baron Grattan half a length. Gal
ia aE;h lie led into the stretch in the third
Grattan. that one coming with grea,
burst of speed, and winning by neck
7 The he fourth was a. repetition, Baron
The 2:11 trotting stake proved a
drought race. and lasted until
Owing to the lameness of High Ball
the match race with Sweet Marie did
not take place. Summaries.
2:12 pace-Purse. $1,000. In {
heats-Leone won In five heats. Fred
D.. second: The Liar. third. Best time
2:07 IA.
ell trot-stake. $4,000, 8 In 5 heats
Dewitt got first money; Carlokin
second. Octoo. third. Best time
.2:07 Ia.
2:o4 pace-Purse $500. in heats
Baron Grattan won in four heats
Gallagher, second; John A., third. Best
tine s:0s IA
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.l
WILMINGTON, n. c.. July 30.-Raleigh-
Jytimin gton. no game: rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
.LYNcHBURG LETS THEM GO.

LYNcHBURG. VA. July ao.--Ptcher Bert
West and Right Fielder Davis we're re-
leased this morning by Manager Westlake
prior to the departure of the Shoemakers
for Portsmouth. These releases were not
surprises but 1t is not expected that there
will be further changes on the team prior
to the return of the club from Portsmouth
Saturday night.
Manager Westlake returned from North
ern trip last night, but he brought no new
material with him. Several men. however,
were secured, and they will report shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Atlanta
Score by innings: r. II. j..
Atlanta .........o o o o 200 o--2 6 j
Mex Orleans. 20 ] o o o o 1 Is i
Batteries-yiebahan and McMurray;
Broltenstein and s,ratton. Time, . hours.
umpircs. Carpenter and Brown.
AT Birmin CHAM
Score By nn!ngs: r. II. E.
Little Rock ......o o 1 % o 90 OIL Z 1
Batteries--Bauer and Raub: Neuer and
Wells. Time. hours Umpires. Wheeler
and Fttzsinmons.
a, Montgomery
Score by innings: r. HE.
; a., ,,e =, ~. .,. = .-.','9
Battertes--Torrey and Garvin: Guese and
Eert. Time. 1875. Umpire Moran
At Nashville
Score by Innings: r. II. e.
Nashville ......s.o o o 90 4 o o1-3 s 1
Memphis .......n % o o2.o-5 s 2
Batteries-Perdue. Bernhard and Sea-
bsush: Clarity, savidge and o'Leary. Time,
145. Umpire. Pfenninser.
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Win
FROM NEW NORFOLK
shaffcr's Men in Fine Fettlc.
Vernuelle Does Superior Slab
Worl: and Hits, Too.
Especial to The Times dispatch. !

ROANOKE, VA, July 30-yrhe High
landers won with ease. from the Champs
this afternoon. the score being s to o.
Nernuelle did the box work for the
locals. and his pitching and batting
were, the features. The visitors at no
time looked dangerous. the four hits
they occurred being scattered through-
out. the game. The Norfolk team is
made up of all new men. and the ball
prayed was OF the fast kind. The tab
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STAN ding Of the Clubs.
Gnmcs To.Dny
Boston at Detroit
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Chicago at Washington.
New York at Cleveland.
Young Kccps Hlts We'll scnttered.

DETROIT, MICH, July 30.-All OF
Boston's errors We're mixed with De-
itroit hits. and helped in the scoring,
while Detroit played perfect ball when
ever there was danger to Its pitcher.
Detroit hit hard, but Young was
strong with men on the bases, and
many of the hits We're wasted. Both
sides did some great bits Of field work.
Score by innings: r. Fl. p.
Detroit ...5.s.... 2 0 OIL o 0 0 IS 1S
Boston Il o O O010iO0-2 s 3
Batteries: Killian and Schmidt;
Young and Criger. Time. 1910. UNI
nire Eyanq s3rssl3si
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.Auttion 6ales, future Dags
BY II. Al. DcCurdy rs tis
Real Estate Broker. n Ha55s 4
Mutual building BES tx va
COMMISSIONERS SALE

.t foEt lssl
VTiSTNfENT PROpERTIE3sO or
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS,
NAVY HILL, III
BELONGING no IL EIE ESTATE o. !
THE LATE RICHARD G. BOILING.
In execution OF decree OF the Cham
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmondse
entered on July %, 1908, in the suit
OF Boiling VI. Boiling. the undersigned,
appointed special c0mmissionerst TIERS
by, VIII offer for sale In the order
named below. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 4TEI. AT 8 p. NJ:
!, ! Ti ,,si s The two two.story frams
of Sixth Street, between Jackson anu
Duval Streets, having combined
frontage OF 81 feet. Lot runs back rs
feet. Alleyway between dwellings.
Second. The lot With small brick
dwelling thereon. No. sos. on the east
.ern line OF Firth Street, between Duvala
and Baker Streets, having a frontage
off, feet and Z Inches and running
back l22 feet to an alley.
Third. The residence of said Rich
ard az g; Boiling Adjoining the last. men
large. t., Two stories and in good condi-
TERMS: One third cash; residue Il,
three equal instalments at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser to give
negotiable notes, With interest added
from day of sale. and title retained
until q conveyance ordered by the
court. .9sii "a ,3stss.9sS i4{!ss2e
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Y. M. C. A. CAMPERS REUNION

There will be reunion of the y. NJ. c. "A.
campers o-nIght at S:15 in the boys room
at the association building. The campers
quartet will sing, and the editor of the
campers paper Will read a supplement. A
general good time is promised to all camp
ers who may be able to attend.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

y
COLUMBIA S. c. July so.-savannnh de-
ifepted Columbia to-day 2 to o. Long hits.
coupled with errors were Responsible for
both runs. Catches by Thela and Pelkey,
and Gibbes's fielding We're features.
savannah &. 1880 0 o * o--a /
Columbia 0 o % 20 20 % o 90 2 ,
d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Kahlkoft: Welsher
and Cote. Time. 1896 Umpire, Buckley
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. July ao.-- Macon
was outplayed at every stage OF to-day's
game, and the locals won easily. Helnl'a
steady pitching was easily the feature OF
the game. Isl
score by innings; =. II. u.
Jacksonville ~. % o 4 90 4 30 8 !
Ratterles--Murray and Rublnson; Helm
and Roth. Time, 2;o5. Umpire Latham.
CHARLESTON, s.. q July Soy hit
ting hard and Mt opportune times Augusta
wop from Charleston gto-day. Mccarthy was
sonsy, and was found for six hits In the
first three innings, and was replaced by
Durrett, but tho game was already lost
charleston aries N .....so 90 q 90 o. & )
Batteries Mccarthy and Durl!n;
sl.ton and Harnlsh. Time, l;45. Umpire,
TRULY. tsR3 ~ N rs 4ssSt II