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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Wizards Win Another.

plished what their followers expected
yesterday, by defeating the iVirginians
by score of to L. in a very pretty
game. The feature of the game was
the pitching OF Blunt. who had the yir-
ginians at his mercy throughout the
contest. striking out sixteen men.
Livesay and Dunnavant carried Of bat
ting honors for the Wizards, while
Jones, of the yirginians, played good
game. The Wizards play Weyanoke
next Saturday on Wizards diamond.
Score by innings: r. II. 10.
Wizards ,.....32ooooo1.-s s 4
Virginians i. 100000 O0-1 4 2
Batteries: Wizards. Blunt and Live
say; Virginians, Mauck and Miller
Struck out-by Blunt, l6; by Mauch
IS. stolen bases--cook, Livesay, Jones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
DEMAND MORE LAND
Farmers Want government Property

Farmers Want Government Property
Opened to Honaestendera.
Arfsso,ila, Mont, July 16--Secretary
Of Agriculture James A.. Wilson, who
reached Missoula last night for a&tour
to the Kootenai country Monday to in
yestigate the opening OF forest reserve
lands for homestea PURPOSES
The farmers of Lincoln county de-
mand that more land be opened for
Last year 1000 acres We're elimi-
mated from the forest reserve OF the
Kooienai reserve and the settlers
ciamor TO open 5000, 53a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
CONVICT ESCAPES

Quickly Caught. However, Costing inc
State $50 for Running Away
Newt Dennison. Washington county
convict made a break for liberty yes
terday, but was quickly captured by
superintendent John r. Hooper, OF fiol-
lywood Cemetery, who vii get re.
ward of $50 from the State. Newt VIII
get twelve months extra.
THE convict. who is trusty, had been
sent TO the residence of Superintendent
lanes B, Wood to do some personal
work for that official He stacked the
superintendent's wood for while and
then dashed away. A woman at Mr..
Woods gave the alarm when the con-
5vict started away T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
white So. Lose to Bnttle Axe.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va. July 16.-Fred-
ericksburg White sox lost the rubber
of three games with the Battle Axe, OF
Richmond. to-day at Hanover Park.
by the score of to 8.
Battle Axe took the lead in the sec
ond inning, and Fredericksburg could
not overcome it. Boehling pitched a
steady game for the visitors. allowing
only three hits.
Franklin. at centre field for the
White sox, played good ball, and ac-
cepted several hard chances.
Batteries-white sox, Shell. Johnson
and Mace; Battle Axe, Boehling and
Boehling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Leigh street Athletics win.

Leigh Street Athletics defeated the
Richmond Cubs at Athletic Park yes
terday afternoon by the score OF s
to !. The Athletics clearly outclassed
their opponents in every department
OF the game. The features OF the
game were the batting Of Guy and the
great pitching OF Hinchman for the
Athletics. He struck out twenty men,
passing only one, and did not allow
q single hit. The one run against him
was made on an error. The Athletics
play the Mascots next Saturday. when
the two Hinchman brothers Will battle
for honors. The game will be played
at Athletic Park, located at the end
Of the Fairmount car line. The
Athletics would like to arrange q
game with the Skreemers, so as to
settle the question of the fastest team
in the East End. Address George
II. Black, 2710 East Broad Street,
phone Madison 967.
Score by innings: r. H E
CUBS ........,0 00014210-s 8 q
Athletics 1900 oooo1-1 Q a
Batteries: Hinchman and Guy; But
ton and Forbes. Umpire Mr.. Dance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
HEAVY DAM AGE
is DONE BY RAINS
Property Washed Away and
Streets Flooded by
Downpour.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


indianapolis. Ind. July 1S.-Heavy
rains have caused many thousands OF
dollars loss in Indiana, and the end Is
not yet. Railroads in the western part
of the State have suffered washoutsr
and in the bottom lands corn is under
water. Wheat in shocks has been car
ried away. and the oat crop has been
damaged. Farmers fear that wheat.
cut and lying on the ground, will rot
before II can be raked and dried. The
rainfall at some places resembled
cloudburst, and the food OF water tore
out large sections of railroad beds and
entertainments.
The Monon. the indianapolis Southern
and the Indiana Southern were the
worst sufferers, and it was necessary
to detour trains over other roads in
several cases.
In Greene county the rainfall last
night was over Ave inches The rain
was also very heavy In Monroe, yigo,
Parke. Vermillinn, Sullivan. Knox, Glib
son and Pike counties. In fIndianapo-
lis some of the streets We're flooded
early this morning. bu, no damagetwas
done. The small creeks were also bank
full. All the creeks and rivers in
Northern Indiana are at flood stage.
and several bridges have been carried
away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Bllikens, o; weyanokes, 3.

Billikens, @; Weyanokes, 8.
The Billiken team won their second
game from the Weyanokes at Byrd
OF the game were long drives by
Whitfield and French, and the fielding
OF levitt for the Billikens.
Billikens and Monroes play next
Saturday.
Score by innings: RI e.
B!llikens 01o4g0o10.-6 6 /
Weyanokes ....00o1l Oo-3 4
Batteries: Whitfield and Dreamer:
Beazley and Walsh. Umpire, Childress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
GreenyilIe Defeats Charlotte.

Especial TO The Tioes-Dlspatch.
Greenville. S. Co. July 1s.-The locals de-
feated Charlotte again this afternoon, the
Hornets succeeding In completing the series
without making single run. Bauswine was
almost invincible. but the locals succeeded
In bun ching hits in couple OF innings and
made the only two runs OF the game.
Score by Innings: R.H. E.
GreenSlle ........0001I00os-
BGhdriotte ........,......O O Q 0 o o Go 8
Batteries-Redfern ana Wingo: Bauswlne
and Francis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
st. Andrew,., 1, oak Groves, o.

st. Andrews, 4, Oak Groves, o.
The fast St Andrews team won
the sixth straight game yesterday by
defeating the Oak Groves by the
score of TO 0 in an inning
game.
Score by innings: RH
St Andrews. 0 o o ooooooo1-O 10 i
Oak Groves. o o oo0000o-0 10 4
Batteries: Sale and Hinchman, for
st. Andrews; Clements and Fisher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

.s51.51s.s7. DEDUCT from the debt re.
demptions OF sf60.925 and national
bank notes retired in excess of law,
full money deposited therefor. s614,47s,
total of sl.375,403, leavin& $685..
1867.
The fiscal year figures are still sub
ject to revision after receipt of com.
plete returns.
VERY sincerely yours.
"F~ANKLIN MacyEAGH."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
barton Heights Wins.

score by innings. r. II. E
Barton Heights 0 0 0200 1-s 3 9
Montgomeries II 0 o 100000 8
Summary: Two base hits-Beck
and koenig. Double plays-Gwathmey
to Pitt, TO Lancaster; Napier to Robin
son. Stolen bases-Rady Runs
Rady, Lancaster ca. Napier and
Bowers Struck out-byy Gwathm ey, s.:
by Burch, Is. Base on balls-Gwath-
mey, !; Burch, 4. Uinpires. Graham
and White. Attendance, >350.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
RESERVE THREATENED


National TURK. NJ
Washington, July 16,-Serious forest
fires are raging in the new Glacier
National Park. In Montana. which was
created at the last session OF Con-
gress The forest service was ap-
prised Of the situation to-day In a tele-
gram from District Forester Greedy at
Missoula, Mont. He described the con-
migration as of serious proportions,
and said he was adoptinE energetic
measures to extinguish It. The new
park contains immense forests of pine
and cedar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

In a one sided game yesterday, ST.
James defeated r. r, Y. NJ c. A. by
the above score. Lewis, for r.. r. Y.
M c. A, was hit hard Canepa sue
ceeded him, but did not stop the run
making Belts and Phillips led in bat
ting for st. James, with three hits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Hasker, q; Union station, 4.

In very Interesting game yester-
day. Hasker Memorial defeated Union
Station by the above score.
Score by innings: r.
Batteries: Luck and Burton; Roy,
and Tignor.
Score by innings: r.
Fulton Baptist .....0 0 00O02 o.
Broaddus Memorial II os200o3.-7
Batteries: Fulton Baptist, Hampton
and Harrison; Broaddus Memorial,
Chenault and Coulter. Hits-Fulton
Baptist. 2; Broaddus Memorial. o.
The feature of the game was the
pitching Of Coulter. of Rroaddus Me-
mortal, and the batting of ChenaYlt. OF
Broaddus Memorial. who made four
hits out of four times at the bat. two
OF them for two bases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
A waterspout.

IL e j
Louisville, KY. July l6.-As the re-
suit of one of the heaviest rainfalls
that has occurred since 1888 In Central
Kentucky. the streets of. Carlisle are
flooded to-day, following the water
spout which deluged Nicholas. Web
ster and Union counties at an early
hour this morning, and the total loss
is estimated at s2,oo0,oo0. No loss OF
life Is reported.
The storm broke this morning. and
in short time Bushy Creek, which flows
near Carlisle. flooded the town. carry
Ing away many thousands of pieces or
lumber that were in a lumber yard
there Coal yards We're also flooded.
One of the heaviest losses which co.
Cured WAS to the Rurley Tobacco So-s
ciety, which had thousands of pounds
of the pooled crop of 1910 In ware.
house. which was flooded. Nearly all
of the tobacco was in the bulk. and
II is feared 1t will he a total loss.
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]. {. SCLATER & CO..
CONTRACTORS CONTRACTOR;

Pneumatic Water Systems Gasoline
Engines, Hydraulic Rams, Vapor and
Steam Heat, Plumbing and Plumbing
Supplies. Acstylene Gas Plants and Acc
cessories.
400 Commonwealth Hank BUILDING.
Richmond. We.
Phone. Monroe la. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
On Amateur Diamonds
each. Griggs held the railroaders

each. Griggs held the railroaders
down to one hit.
Score BY innings: r. n. E.
St. James. ......1o3oo112o II 2
R. R. Y. IT. c. A..oo0oo1oo0-- / 5
Batteries: Griggs and Belts; Lewis,
canepa and Davidson and Auguston.
Summary: Three-base hits-Howard
Two-base hits-McFarlane (2). Phil
lips, Davidson. Umpire. Mr.. Adams.
st. James plays Hasker Memorial on
No. 2 diamond next Saturday. The
teams tie for first place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Monroes Win.

MOnroes Win.
nv, Monroes defeated the Woodland
Stars on the formers diamond at
Byrd Park yesterday afternoon in a
one sided contest. the score being 10
TO 4. The relieving features were
Heiker's pitching and the batting OF
,he whole Monroe team, especially
that OF Payne, who hit for three bags
and a home run in two trips to the
slate.
Score by innings: R.H.E,
Woodland Stars 0 0000olo0- 4 8
Monroes ....102 22020ls-19 % Q
Batteries: Saunders, II. Jones and
Garrett: Heiker and chcatham. um-
pire. Mr.. Sutherland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
CHURCH HILL $. S. LEAGUE.
Standing Of tho Clubs.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Union Station VS.. Fulton.
Hasker VS.. st. James.
Broaddus Vs. r. r. Y. NJ G. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
skreemers WALTON Colleeian..

The skreemers continued their long
winning streak by defeating the
Cole gtans by the score Of 10 to q.
The Collegians started like winners,
oy scoring one run in the first and
again In the second inning, but the
Skreemers went after Fitzpatrick In
the third and batted out four runs. In
the. sixth, the Skreemers drove the
rubber: and Ford finished the game
was clean and fast
Score by innings: RH.E
skreemers ....004o 1i5ooo-1o IA i
Collegians ....1 1 o 100000 2 8 4
Grasberger; Collegians, Fitzpa trick.
Ford and Sitterding. Time, two hours.
ATTENDANCE. 200.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Tigers Lose.

TISecH Lose.
In one of the prettiest and snappiest
games of baseball played on the C. C.
A. grounds this season, the Tigers
were yesterday afternoon defeated by
the Christ Church Association, by the
score of ! to 0. The C. C. A team
were abs to score one run in the first
innings after which 1t settled down
to- a pitchers battle. In which Smith,
for the c. c.. A, carried off the honors.
Hulcher. for the Tigers. pitched a
fine game letting the heavy hitting
G. c. a. team down with three hits,
one OF them being scratchy Smith,
for the c. c. A. team pitched a beau
tiful game. allowing the Tigers one
hit, which came IN the eighth inning.
Fast fielding by both teams kept the
hits down.
The features of the game were the
batting work of both teams; the sem
sational catch of Atkinson at first,
and the. fast fielding of Anderson at
third base for the c. C. A. team.
The &C. "A. team will play Sidney
Stars next Saturday on the c. c. a.
Score by innings: R.H,E.
G. c. A. .......1 0000000s-1 8
Tigers .........0 O0O000oo-0 i
Umpires. Cosby and Smith. Attend
ance. 300,
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Sancrnfdn9er
Rnpfen Bert Gusitrom nm bunbert
Tpllars.

| Bert Gneitrom, Elm griifenbouer,
pon ITO. 2704 Goutb 6nrbing Ctr,
ebttdso, itelIte iih seiiern i'm poIi.
3eihauptqudrtier Elm II. melbets, bab 81
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Spfer geialIen fsi unb 800 psricren
babe. 5tdh ieiner angdbe mar Gnss
from nnh Cincinnati getommsn, um
ltt nad elmer SteIle umsuisben. Ges
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uno elegant eeflsibeien iunaen Ueann.
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tannies Spieldsn inisenir.s. an
fdngli6 fUurbe Gngitrom pom Slid
btginiti1i. isoo6 iponbte iih oasglGtts
den plosIih. unb gnaitrom bait. ass
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maht, odB sr 800 perIoren bate, ols
tln angsbliher r0etttiip" auf Der
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HIhtung gu entftrnsn uno ME ipisber
~Uldtdlng pennies" 3uiamm.nsuipisz
len. Gnsitrom CAB Der golissi Elm.
quite gsIhreibuns Der brsi gausrnfdn.
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ZterbiidJfeitsberid)t.

Glona katherine gbriitie, 2 Mo.
nate, GoDaros Roab uHo Catiepape.
5nqusit in Shpebs.
lllrih 8dIlmann, 85, SOB CH IL.
Ctr, Bronchitis.
5obn George s5iib.r. az, 1912 gas
ies Str, SHaueft in Sdtpebe.
ann Barn. II. 2220 Reasina Rb.,
qungenent3iinouna.
isrdnt piper. 35, 111e 5adionStr.,
lunsensni3iinbung.
gIanhe Ri6olion, A Wonai., Guns
9snentsiinbuna.
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UleUliIIan Str, 2unssnentsiinbuna.
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Ult. Dope 4pe.. 5ubertuloIe.
Wlorp GIi3abetb Gieitina, 83, 906
enrigbt Str., Recommendations.
Jaeob 5erbit. SO. 301 Weit 6.G.r.,
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RofsooIe Qpe., glutlturs.
gli3absib Catherine ;grontlin. IA.
1918 Dbonau Str, Rierenleibn.
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Wlarp Deslep, 80, 223 geors.Gtr.,
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Sarah Goofep, SO, 742 6optins
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GrpIsFsn.

5n benz eiabliHsment Der Gprie Der.
iorateo Wiuiic Co., go. 122 Oh 7.
SirnBe. fano etiiern Woraen cine Or.
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Db er cine anbere Oftaiion asfunben
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pokal-Derid)t
. 9eutibes 1beater.
Gin Sbafsipsare' 'absnb iiir 9srrn
@aitsr s5ii6sr.A6ten.

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mol 5eigen, oh Merts bon oerartia bos
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psrtolr Der bitiig:n btutiden giibne
seHug gisbhdber finben, um o,ren 4n.
'eBung gu reatfertiosn, tpobsi naiiir.
LID bas finansisls CrgebniB oils rid.
tiger Jaitor in's @eipif,t fallen iuirb.
5irsttor S6nib iniesniri ben .staufs
mann BON 9ensoig" nn6 Der Retns
barbt'i2tn Ginrihiuns Der Ruitsr.
antflbruneen oes 9eutiden 5bsaters
III Berlin uno BAT aud in oeioratiper
5inilrt iuisber Rsuss anferiiotn loIs
len. se;osr III untsr ben bieTioen Der
bdliniftn nur cine einsiae 4uffiibrunq
bts gDertes moelih, unn stoiten,
lRihs uno arbeit iollsn ibren nus
glsih IN elmer einsieen aaiien.ginnab.
me iinoen. Der 5beaisrleittr unier.
nimrnt oas Wngsfiiid i'm 8ertrauen
ouf eintn Wlaiienbtiuh Der sitssraiurs
frtunoe nnb Der llHterItiibuna Der
Gebrtr1its, Die ipisbsrum ibrs Gtubtn.
ten uno ShiiI,r gum 8eiu6 peronInIs
Zen iollitn syiir bic Ginbsnien uno
Shiiler iinb aubsr Der @aIerie fir 25t
unb bem 8alion fur SOC aud, Gise i'm
Bartlett (SrdtItra) fir ben bsIonberen
'preis DO 50c sineerihiet. Was oi.
3ariielluns Der gbarntisre oes Sboies
ipear.'i6en 2uiiipisls nnbetrifft. 10
bari bas publitum nad) ben bisheri.
gen niisge8sihHtten Seiitunesn bes Be-
ntfi5iunien fpobl iibtr5eust iein, baB
feiR sSbplof" aub isin Weif.erItiid
fein tDirb. Die Doriielluns Der nadit
bsbeutiomen Role. Der .porsio" burd,
Jrdultin AMANDA Blum ipirb ebenio
frenbis begriiBi tperben, fpis bic 0ers
l0rperung bss -antonio+ burh Direfs
Tor SnmiD. bic bss .gnFonio1 burd,
otrrn 6nupf ufp. Die pplIftdnbiae
1fetnne III olfo ols cine briQanie su
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. em Ginto msniteuers
u m oement iptro BON Der nRe.
0tetp Of Repieps" tein giinitiges 9rog.
noittton geitelIt. Die Qe9tslatursn
BON orei3ebn Staaten nur iino in bic
lem Sabre in rsguIGrer Seffion. Die
2egisIour bon Suinois 1T jeboh gu
elmer Spe3ialitBun9 einberuFen NOR
ben, um iih nit benz Gintommen.
fteuer Imenosmsnt gu befaIien. Bon
ben in Stbung befinoIi6en 8efebs
gebunoen Miro srtpartet, buB bic BON
Obio, Suinoi8, MiFiiTippi. aentudp,
0irginisn uno Sio GaroIina au Der
Sdte SteIIung nebmen uno BON ben
gendnnten lperoen S6io uno sSQinpis
oIs 5peifeIboft penn niht Qar aIs bem
4menoemsnt feinolib ongsiehen. Die
Der Staats9eieb beebungen
trttt i'm Sanuar 1911 suTammen uno
porAer 1T es o6iolut unmogIih gu nil
len, ob oas Announcement QusItdt 6ot.
our6 breioierteI QlIer StaQten rQtifiz
6ttI 6u IpeEOen QoSr Mont. ,Slpoif
St1oten t0nnsn es gu Safe bringen
ltro bic 0e9ner baben dngeblih eli
St1oten iiher uno flint betraften lie
lIs 3peifeIboft nit Der DubrIhein.
litteit, ooB bisis oos 2Imenoement
sbenfdlls oer.Derfen tperoen. 60 nett
bat ii6 uur Elm ein3iqer Staat 3u
>SunIten oes 4menoements entihisben:
alabama, oeifen Qs9isIatur basIelbe
anQenommen bat. Gs 1T
rotGlpenotQ, baB bas 8on
lus ietner Getbor9ie iid oufrafft uno
7et ben 8eieB9ebuHQer auf Nnnabme
oes Imenoements orinot. Die repubIis |
ioniIdR Partei BON Ohio beQebt sinen
]roBen SfehIer, rpenn Iie oas Nmsnoes .
nent niht rotifi3trt.
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Der llnionismus mad

Der Itniontsmus modt
5orti dritte. 9isIung griinbstsu
nur Qrbeiter ober 6dnoperter llnio
nen, aber bic 2eute, Die nit 6ilfe
ibres Strni6maI3 tbr groo peroienen,
oiintten iih bariiber erb1ben. Die
S6uIlehrer BON COLORADO baben Die
fen 0untel obQeleQt, oenn nte oemelz
bet rptro, bat iih Die COLORADO Sea6-
ers' G1octdtion Der bortiQer Stote
6eoerattou Of 2a6or dnQei6loTen uno
re9uldre OeIe9aten gu ben SiBunoen
Der GentraItOrpsr Der grDbsrsn StGots
pon Colorado erpGbIt. Sails bic Ser
rem S6uIreiiter &raft i6rer Crqaniz
iation 60bere 20bne unp tiirsere Or
betts3ett ooer ldnqere 5erien perIunoen
uno linen oieie 5proerungen ni6t Be-
DtlItgt tperoen, oanr fpGre Elm 9e6rere
itrstt Die Iogiihe Soles. Wel6 oIGnz
3enbe 2tusIitter sr0ffnen iic9 oQ Der
liebsn SugenD ppn Colorado.