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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

lecture before the A. =. Hill Camp Conied-
crate Veterans. tomorrow night. His sub
ject will bei "Fr0m Petersburg % Apo
mattOX Courthouse. or Personal Remlnis-
cences Of the Last Days Of Lee and bis Pal
adins.'
4 pretty marriage took place few even
ings ago. at Trinity Church. in Dinwiddie
county. The contracting parties We're Miss
Anna II. Tucker. "a charming young lady 0f
this city, and Mr.. r. II. kyland. a promi-
nont and wealthy farmer Of Dinwiddie cOun-
IN. The ushers were Mr. Flamr0n. Mr.
Ford. Mr.. Gresham and Mr.. J. ". Edm0nd-.
Of this city. The walters were Mr. Clar-
ence Thicker with Miss Ella Ryland; Mr..
Jack Ryiand with Miss p0llie Pafham: Mr..
Hancock. with Miss Florence Tucker; Mr..
John Hardy with Miss Willie Parham;
Mr. Andrew Ryland with Miss May Branch.
After the marriage ceremony the bridal
party and guests repaired % the residence
0l the groom. where a reception was held.
The bridal presents were numerous and
costly.
To-day Willie Worth, n little son Of Mr.
Joe Worth. residing on High street. was
playing on the baluster of The stairway
when be lost his balance and fen o. the
floor below. q distance OF about fourteen
feet. The little fellow escaped with but
slight injury
The congregation of the Harrison street
Baptist church will hold their regular
church meeting on Monday night next.
when those who are opposed 90 Rev. q. w.
Il. Gordon. the pastor. Will test the legality
of the action taken 10y some of the members
Of the church several nights ago. when "a
large number of the members were expelled
on the charge Of conspiracy against the
church and pastor.
A grand tournament was given at Prince
George Courthouse today under the au-
spices of the Prince George Cavalry. and
was largely attended. There were a num-
Der Of Petersburgcrs In aiicndancs. The
tournament was followed tonight by a bali.
Twelve knights contested for the privilege
of crpwnng the queen Of love and beauty
and the several maids Of honor. The sue
ces-ul knights were: G.. a. Harrison.
knight ef Wayerly; ". VI. Harrison.
KNIGHT of the Lone star; &. j. pars0n.
knight of the Flying Cloud, and 7. &. Ciark,
Knight of Dinwiddie.
Rev. j. W. Riddick. of Windsor. y. G.,
and Miss Mamie Nhiiehur,t. "a popular
young lady. of this civ. were married this
afternoon at tine residence OF Mr.. a. W.
Price. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr. lwitty. assisted by Rev.
J.. J.. Reed. The bridal presents were nu-
morOus and costly. The bridal couple left
for the home Of the groom. Mr. Riddick
was, formerly pastor of the Methodist
Church in Matoaca. Chesterfield county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
Talk of Another Asylum Eiection-An
OId-Fashioned Fox Hunt.


WILLIAMSBURG. Va. March .-spe
cial. There is still much interest mani
tested iu regard 20 the tune affairs have
taken I'm reference 20 the asylum board. 10
was originally the intention Of the trainers
of the law that the boards of the various ln-
stiuti0ns. after the Inauguration OF the
new system. which went into effect
"A wear or two ago. should Dee
continuous body. so that always there
would Doe majority OF their old
members. who understood tine details % The
manaeement. But this failure 90 con-
hrm the three last appointed and whose
term of Office began last April, ana VINO
have been dc faciO members since ihai
time. places the control of affairs do ihe
hands of board, majority oI Whohi aIe
nnw members. The readers OF lHt
TnrFs will remember that on the
sixth of last February an cleo
tion was held here 20 iill vacancy in
prospect. made so by the resignation oi Dr.
Clopton. but which was not tO take elect
until April 18th. pr0NimO, % which position
DR. w. IL. Shield. of Yorktown. was elect
ed. II is now c0ntended that certain mem-
beers of this board had mo- right To- perform
the functions Of Tie Office longer lhan lhiil!
davs after thc meeting oi the Legislature; but
this was either not known or not needed, Tor
the election was held more tuan TWO
months after the legislature met. IL seems
to be the general opinion that new cleo
fion will De held in April by the incoming
board. ON tine ground that the last one was
NOT legal and that the board had mo- rieht 20
anticiuate ihe election and thus deprive ine
present apn0intecs of the right conferred
mon them ly law. AZ least there is
promise of a lively fight in prospect oil the
ms against The outs.
Monday nest is County Court day. ana
then Talcweu Riddick. who is now out on
hail. will De tried for bigamy. lie VIII DE
nrosocutod by Mr.. A. G.. Peachy. Common
wealth's attorney. and defended Dy Messfs.
Armistead and Branch.
Mr. John H. Bull. on York river, gave 20
day am Old-mshioned fox hunt, in whlch
anticipated nearly all the lovers OF the
sport i'm this community. lhe numDtr ol
hunters with their dogs were larger lhah li
any chase in This section this season. OF
.orreo Mr.. Bull. who is noted for bis hospi-
tality, provided his guests with "a suml-
tnous repast af the conclusion Of the hunt.
MIR. l.. T. Lamb. who was recently APP
nointed forwarding agent at West Ioini
Vice MIR. Adams, is an old Williamsburg
how. and his rapid promotion 10 responsible
no.itiOns. thus recognizing his worm ana
bueinpss qualifications. IS "a source Oi giau-
nde % his many friends here.
MIR. G. &. Graves. Wheelsman on tne
steamer Ariel, is confined 10 home here on
account of sickness.
very old residence here "a few days
AGO was found register of deaths in bfulou
irish covering period from 1862 90 is'.
Tine silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W Davis was celebrated here tonight.
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defining the choice Of the people in this
matter. The following session Of the
Assembly repealed the former act.
which located the site on Mcclure river,
and passed another one locating IL on llOl-
Is Creek. This was in the spring Of -. and
Immediately a town was laid ont and build
ing commenced. a courthouse and jail
were let 20 contract 40 once. and the place
has grown mp steadily since that time. for an
isolated country place. We now have a
very crCditable Courthouse jail and other
public buildings. among which is numbered
a cOmm0diOus. woll-fnishcd church house,
which was erected by the Methodist Rpisco-
pal Church. South.
There is line Of railroad i'm cOntempla-
tion which viii pass through some part of
Our county. but the matter is not definitely
determined 80 far as ! know.
There has for some time been a great
boom in real estate here. Goals and timber
have been purchased 10y the capitalists To-
au enormous extent, and much Of our lands
have been sold i'm Zee simple. Poplar. wall
nut. cucumber and ash trees find ready pur-
chascrs. and a considerable amount Of
white Oak trees have been sold
II rained almost necessarily for three
days and nights. The mails have been
stopped in consequence.
There is some complaint Of the scarcity Of
corn In this vicinity, owing % the partial
failure of last years crops. Corn is selling
at lJ cents per bushel, ard the average
price of wheat not damaged is one dollar.
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
Tournament in Prince George-Matter. Of
Minor Interest


PETERSBURG. Va, Mar. o.. Special r.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
Thomas Bishop, who Is charged with the
murder of his wife ON Yesterday mornins'
was called i'm the Mayors Court this morn
inc and continued 10 Saturday morning. IL
ta understood that the accused VIII felain
Mr. william b. Mcllwaine as his cobns ei.
MIR Robert Gillian. clerk Of the court, Is
ir RECENT Of letter from Mrs. josiah ohilih.
Relloua pOst0fice. PoWhaian county a..
I'm which the writer says: 81 nave III
nv possession a Bible pufporllhS 10
belong % Mr.-lames Gates, ietersour ~, y;
tbat H. written i'm the back, in the other size
side i. this name. Richard A. Gates. Com
many "Cr Twcnty-third Virginia hegl-
ment~ Mrs. smith is anxious 20 send lh'
bible 10 MIR. Gates mother or some near TO-
rho case of Carleton II. Marks, who has
,..., Granted a new trial by Judge B. a.
Hancock. viii be called in the County court
of sussex. but il is not thought that the case
viii he heard. II will Dee remembered ihS'
Marx. was convicted OF the murder OF y
NJ Bain several months ago. ana MS pun
ishment fixed az ten years IN the STATE pehi-
''HI, Mr. Riddick, Of Southwest Virginia,
is in the city, the guest oi MI Joseph d.
Worth. .y .......,,,
vim headouarters In Washington. Is In ne
civ. The guest Of Colonel James u. Brady /.
fudge b. a. Hancock, Of the circuit
conrt of Petersburg. h1s.had AN order en-
te ci in the case Of l.e Norfolk and Nest
ern Railroad Company, against The Postal
reie,raph Cable Company by which eNecu'
tinn of Judgment s suspended for sixty
dov.. In order 20 allow the Telegraph Com
ualv 10 poiit.on the SUI rene 'psrt Of Ap-
meals for a writ OF error ana srp.istu q.
Dr. John Herbert Claiborne MI deliver a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
ISLE OF WIGHT TENS.
Prospects of Railroads.&c. Court-Bad
Weather.


Weather.
SMIIHTIKLD, VA. Mar 5.-'~ special. IT,
The entire community extend TO Captain
schemerborn and family their heartfelt
sympathy, in the death Of his little daughter
Annie on Sunday last.
Monday was the regular county court
ddy, but on account of the inclemcncy Of
tae weather and the continued sickness Of
Judge Atkinson. the court did not convene.
Our people are naturally very much
elaied over the prospects Of having rail-
road in the near future, and with this means
of travel added 20 our line OF steamers ply
ing daily between this port and Newport
News and Norfolk. there must DE "A bright
future in store for the place.
Miss Mary Jordan has returned from sur
ry Courthouse. where she has been visiting
friends.
Colonel John G.. Womble, who has been
confined 10 his bed for the past month with
la grippe is out again.
The receipts of peanuts here for the past
week have been very light. while the ship
ments have been very large The peanut
trade Of our town for this season will foot
up nearly q million dollars. 10 has been
GOOD season for the farmers. as they have re-
cciyod good prices for them az during the
year. II is our main crop here. The ship
ments of ,mithheld hams for the past week
have been very large The business of cur
ing these hams continues t0 increase. and
the reputation of this already celebrated
meat continues 90 extend itself. not only in
this country. but also in foreign lands. AZ
lots of them are shipped 90 the nobility of
Europe.
Miss Aida Wilson is very sick with i'm
fuenIa.
The MAYORS Court has been crowded this
week with petty cases.
several new houses are being built i'm the
new part of the town ON Cary and Grace
streets.
We learn that at an early date Captain
O. g.. Delk. one of our enterprising citizens.
will begin 90 erect q handsome brick store
house at the upper end of Main street.
Arrivals at the hotels for the past week
have not been as large as usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
DANVlLLE DOINGS
Conviction of Richard Perlsins-Tobaeco
Receipts.

Conviction of Richard Perkins-Iobacco
Receipts.
DANvILLE, Va, Mar. o. Special. The
entire time of the Hastings Court was taken
up today in the trial Of Richard Perkins
lcolored). charged with malicious wound
inc on Christmas morning. lheie was
General row between drunken negroes and
Scbito men. in which " III. Brown. a white
man. and a cotton factory operative, was
sbof i'm three places by Perkins, while|
Rro,yn WAS beating the negro with silch.
me iury brought i'm "A verdict Of guilty, and
6xed' the punishment at one year in iht
peniteptary. This makes six persons VINO
nave been sent 20 the penitentary az tins
term of the court. one being woman, sem
fenced for grand larceny. ana one % Nhiie
man. j. A. Atkins. for forgery.
Receipts for leaf tobacco are very large
and double sales blocked to-day. There mas
been some weakening In prices.
Al Whittle's, a village ON the Nifrihia
Midland road. iwenty-three miles from
here Jim Yeats. a tough character from
the Pocahontas mines, created quite sem
safion Yesterday. lie entered the village ln
the morning. got gloriousiy drunk, brandish-
ed "A ufstol which be fired prOmiscuou,lN
and In "a few hours had driven all the IN
hobifants 10 cover. lie drove woman out
M her house and dOnning her sunday Don-
net went around calling ON the neishpofe'
FINALLY. the men Of the village gol iostlitI
and made raid on Yeats and drove him
onf lie boarded a passing tram ana
iof, Cor narts unknown before warrant
which had been issued for him, could De
served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
LYNCHBURG LOCALS.
Gone to the Glasgow Saie-A Wife-Whir-
per Sentenced.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Mar special. r.
Two special trains of people went mp This
morning. ON the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad. 90 the new city Of Glasgow to at
tend the sale Of town lots advertised for to-
day. There were twenty-five Richmond
men. twelve from Dnutille and the balance
from this city and elsewhere.
a man named Charles Way was fined SO
to-day and sent 90 jail for sixty days for
whipping his wife.
An unknown fellow named George lruW-
brid-e died to-day n the city almshouse,
without leaving amy very definite clue as to
his whereabouts Or anteccdenis. but be-
claimed Co have two sisters living DO Wash
ingtOn city. and tine aimshOuse authorities
asked that the following he inserted: "lt
this notice reaches them they VIII learn
something OF interest by writing ,uperln-
tendent Cartwright, or 90 Matt j. Day,
sergeant Of the city Washington papers
requested 20 copy notice.
A grand banquet was given the knights
Of Honor at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall. and the guests enjoyed
themselves very much. Roanoke city was
decided ON as the next place Of meeting
and Che condition of the order in the state
was shown 90 De most il0urishiu-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
cLAFFIN UNIVERSITY TROUBLE
why Professor Derrcsliie tnafd c~i-
ofcd Professor tatdo<o.

CuARrHsr0N. :. e.. Mar S.-Proisssor
DeTr,ile. Of Cladin University, Who can'd
Professor Cariozo (co,ord). yesterday, says
the reason for his action wss that cardo. o
had made certain remarks In a 81 lis--
room rejecting upon hini. serious
trouble was threatened for awhile aiter
the Gaming. Several hundred nerfocss
gathered together with the a,oMtd
purpcse Of lynching De TrCNillc. lhe
whites also assembled. and q conflict seeni-
I'd inevitable. President Dunton oi the
college heard OF the affair end puitted
matters by ordering the students back 70
The college. Clafin College X one on tee
LARGEST co'0red institutions IN Tie 1pAh'
having upward OF $40 pupils.
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Mil Burned in Notsoway.

BLACKSTONE. Va, Mar. o. Special. F.
The woll-knOwn grist and Touring mill for
marlv KNIGHT q divers, now Knight X
Tucele's. situated ON one of1hc tributaries
of the N0ti0Wav. on the line between In
nenbure and NOii0way counties, was total
ly destroyed by Gre. with ail its contents
This morning about daybreak. Cause un-
known. but supposed tO De inccndiary
loss estimated at about $500. 40 in-
surance. DR.. %. VI. knight. one Of the OWL
ors. is "a brother of Colonel w. G.. knight, Of
Richmond. and the other, W. i. W. Tug
ole. is of the fertilizer firm OF Epes, Iuggle
AZ Co.. of Blackstone.
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LAeouCHERE's SUSPENSION.
Mr.. william ~. smith Expected 10 be i's-
warded with u recrage.


wardcd with - recrage.
LONDON. Mar. j--Ihe Indignation ana
contentment at Mr.. Labouchere's susnen-
sion were pretty strictly divided on party
lines. as might have been eXI ctod, and
now that the excitement has In measure
subsidized the one thing remm kahle b., 80
the Glasgow Mail says. lhe determination
of men of rank 90 stand hy scuundris ~
their ORDER no matter what their crimes
are. and the certainty with which they can
count upon those who have merely hfeNet
claim tO associate with them % help them
ont. These men OhspgulOusly come to the
front and bear the brunt Of battle ior those
member. of the nobility who have Jess Nniu-
bility. or. perhaps. are stiil Possessed of "A
remnant Of shame. and odds are freely Of
fared I'm club circles that Mr.. ". II. smith
will receive pecragc for his cool,
not 10 say very lrlxen. defense OF
Lord Salisbury. ~ WAS the opportunity
ofhis life. aud % must bo confessed that he
improved IL tO tine utmost. Nj. @hiih >
career has been an illustration Of ihe sue
cess which rewards adiOiiness ana sub
seryieucy in country like England, where
"a proud order which feels itself in a mea-
sure compelled t0 be- rciiccui. Is profoundly
grateful for the assistance Of plebian any,
NOT 40 all scrupulous, who viii take " upon
himself at need 20 explain away acts that
are slightly OF ihe shady sort.
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500. 900 Fire.

TRENTON, \. j., Mar. 5.-lbe large 'aili-
,arr nottety of MaddOcGs sons \ Co., was
burned tonight; loss SiO0, 900. The adloin-
ing pottery Of john Moses was partially y
n,rtisi. thomas Boyd was fatally, ana len
olher bremen less seriously Injured " q
falling roof,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
LITTLE GIRL SHOT BY HER COU-
SIN WHILE AT PLAY.

New steamer Line Between Washington
and Norfoik-Big Peanut Trade at
smithneld-sent to Jail for whipping
His wife.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Mar g. Special. F.
Mr.. James Oliver, Of Brick Haven, was here
today making preparations for burying his
little girl, Mamie, who was accidentally
shot by her six-year-od cousin and come
panion. Claude. Yesterday. lie says he and
his brother Lambert had gone TO work. and
Mrs. James Oliver was ont in front of the
house. when Claude came over and asked
for Mamie 10 show her something Lam
bert's revolver. When the mother heard
the report sheran in and the child starting
20 her fell, and died in her arms, shot
through the heart. They were c0ecti0nato
children, and both families are nearly
crazed with grief. Mamie was uncOmmonly
bright. The body will be taken 90 the old
home in lower Maryland tomorrow.
The shoe factory organized tonight.
John Martin, of Fairfax, is dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
DICKINSON DOTS.
The Growth of Ciintwood-Dam"ges DS
Wind and Rams.

C1rNrwooD, Va. March 3.-.spec'ai.i-
piekenson county was organized IN 80
the first county court being held IN June o'
that year. in an old church house ON ns- .s,,-
Clure River, where the General ASsenigS 10y
bv an act passed within the session ol ~
70. located IL. To be sure The accohlihoe", ...,
tions the court received mere Neie ',n ~,
,neaore The place was unpopular WIN
,h, ne ,oass from the beginning. Holly creek
ssss ,~s nr. .6,rred 10 Mcclure by large ma
iari,i ~ our citizens. aud the matter Oh To-
cation % was in agitation for nearly Two
ve,rs' during which time there Was nui
li,,,e dome towards building up county
,"sn The claims Of these two places
made & the principal issue in the Legislau,se g.sa y,
campaign Of 81. John J., Chase, mh1 rce ~,
scred Holly Greek. was elected BY a a,v lsISS
majority Of the Yotee CAST nus V'sasH
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FOUNTAIN. Minn., Mar. Mrs; D.
Manager. residing two miles east oil rIss- I.
ton. 10 ali appearances, died sunday. me
funeral was 10 be held yesterday. hut tue
priest refused 10 perform tue ceremony, On
The ground that the woman was nOs ue.u' M
The supposed corpse Is now lying IN sne
whether the woman is dead or rot. She
once before lay in trance huihoef VI
daVs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

ROANOKE. Va, Mar. Especial. u n
dertaker j. &. Wycoh. OF Brooklyn. arrived
m the city tonight for the body OF thares
A. Wise of South Greer field, Long Island,
-. l.. who shot and Killed himself on
Norfolk and Western train, as y pg'.td. .into
he Union passenger depot Monday evening"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
PLucxY MISS ALICE.
She Kill. a Negro Burglar IN Her i'o"~-
Tfu,ty EVsolyer

Ifu,ty Revolver
CHARLOTTE. y. g.. Mar o.-NondaN
morning. about o'clock, Miss Alice Ken
ney. nineteen wears of aee, who. with her
mother. lives alone ON "a farm In sampson
county. was aroused hy ihe noise al soine
one in am adjoining room. >he az
once realized that burglar was ~
the house. She took Ryol,er from under
her pillow. and holding BE- in her hand.
concealed IL under the quilt. She then
iay as il asleep. and when tho burglar en-
tered The room he walked up to the bed. and
concluding that the young woman was
sleeping soundly. began looking about tue
room. When be- turned his face. Miss MN
ncv raised herself ln bed, took aim at
the mru's head and cred. instantly the
burglar whred around AVID ~ he did 80
she again Hred. and Boz then feil 20 Che hoor
with groan. lie died IN about h'e
minutes. The alarm was then given, ana
a crowd gathered at tie house. lbe burglar
proved to Dee sam hcrn-. negro Who mas
given much trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
YOUNG LINcoLn DEAD.
lie rssse. Away Quietly Early Yesterday
Morning.

LONDON. March Young Abraham
Lincoln died at 1903 this morning. lie
passed away quietly, and was in a con-
scions state this morning lis stomach
rejected an n0ulishm.nt. The attending
plvsieisns. after arful examination,
expressed the opinion that ihCir patients
end was only matter ci a few hours. fof
"A time previous 90 hi. death Dee was cn,iiell
free from pain. Am the members 0i Minis
Ter LincOlu's family were present at the
Ipl--ilr
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The MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI
within Two Feet Of the Highest Water
Ever known at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Mar.5 The river Level
here was la-t night within TWO feet Of the
highest water ever recorded, and was siili
rising. The leyeos. and for niiy miles be-
low. are still holding irm. ihe people q"
the valley 10 the south are moving their hfe
stock "lhe strenuous Efforts making 10
protect and strengthen threatened points
will probably be sufficient io prevent crew
asses. The swollen condition ~ the fi''f IN,
however. uncomforiably near to fhe top Of
a large DOrtion Of the iesee lines. extending
faore than $50 miles along the laloo iront,
and more than 500 miles along the west
bank IN louisiana and Arkansas, between
the Cult aud the mouth oi Nbite river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
OLD DOMINION Tlp-RITs.
Pen Pictures Culled From a Number q
Exchanges.

Pen Pictures Culled From Number OF
Exchanges.
The Winchester News says; "Ihe Council
and the public are both aware that the COM
mittee ON streets is acting contrary TO the
directions Of the one and the wishes Of the
other. as well as the common experience oi
AN. in regard % the work upon Washington
and Amherst streets. and hotn equally de-
plore and beWail the inevitable result AND
vet the Council has taken no steps 20 se'
that the work is done properly; nor mas the
nublic made any attempt tO have the Coun
ei do lis manifest duty in this respect
Meanwhile the work is proceeding under
the direction of the committee. what q
commentary is this upon the sloth Of oui
poople. the ineticiency Of our governing
body and the obstinacy Of our committee Oh
streets"
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RIO Dr JANEno. March Leagues
have hoen formed among The merchant, Of
Rio De JaneirO. Bahia. Para, santos aud
P,rnambuco. with the object of bo}cotiing
British goods, in favor Of American
products.
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SINGLE scULLERs.
interesting Contest netween Champions
in Florida.

in Florida.
ORLANDO, FLA, March 5.-ln the race on
Lake Eolo to-day between Gaudaur, Hamm'
Ten Eyck and llosmer, Gaudaur Won IN
two straight beats. Time, $50 and l.22.
In the first heat llamm was second, Ten
Evck third ani iIOsmer fourth.
In The second Ten Eyck was second
Uamm third and HOsmer fourth.
In quarler-miie dash for the II. J0s ns
purse. Hamm defeated Gaudaur. Time,
l.l9.
About 5000 people witnessed the races.
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him away nom hts girl and actually rode
him on n rail. while they were painting
'hc town rcd. they also rode some boys on
b, same -ail.