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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

Only few moments is needed to
prepare the light and tasty dishes in
which Dr. Prices Baking Powder is
used. They are surprisingly delicious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

Dr.. Prices baking powder Is always
desirouS- Of entering your home, sure
that trial will make it a lifelong ten
ant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

New York. March 4-The steamship
Ems will take out tomorrow 95,Ooo
ounces of silver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

Ddnv CT, March 4-The state senate TO-
day adopted q resolution introduced by
Sendstor Carney calling on Congress to
Investigate the late bond issue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

Judges of fine cooking never under
estimate the value of DR.. Prices Bak-
Ing Powder. They know what it can
do.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

the board, or president. Has worked at
mason work, freighting and other pur-
suits Mr.. Partridge is Democrat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05
.InHN r. RkRNEs

Of RaysVflle. the Well-known merchant,
banker and farmer, was born July 2S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05
FAR REACHING
Tn IT'S EFFECTS.
Electric and Other Patents
Are Involved in a
Decision.
HITS TELEPHONES HARD.
Disposes of Many Other Valuable
Patents.
HTS TELEPHONES HARD.

Will Create Consideration Among
VIII Doubtless Re Hailed with
Joy by the Consumer-No Case Ar
sued Since the War in Which SO
Many Attorneys We're Interested.
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CONTINUED on Page "a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
Ala1s aE1n : IN
uYNAMIT
~ TN G@usnt To- u ppsben.

1hreiben," Iagte neine Wtutter, .Yapu
berbanbelte ilnmer nur 5hriftlih nit
ibm unb ih finbe es iiberbaupt beiier.
Mit bieiem GntlhluB fuhten mir
un1er Shlaf3immer auf. Sn Der
Naht seI4ab es mebreremal, buB Maz
ma mid fragte, ob i4 ipeinte. unb oab
ih ibr feline 9tnfport CAB unb mein
@hluhaen in ben RiRen gu eritiden
1uhte; unb bann llmgetebrt b0rte iA
bic Mutter leiIe ieuf5en.
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Brief berfabt, uno unlere 9luipdrtez
rim - Elm MGbhen batten mir niht,
aus @parlamteitsriid iihten = trug
bas @9reiben gu 9errn Stabtratb
Wollmeper binunter.
nnb am Nadmittag, tpdbreno i4
Ronperiationsitunbe Bel elmer alten
permittertenGrans0iin battle, bic burh
ireenb einen 3ufan nah Weitenbers
per19lagen tporben mar uno pabrbaft
tlu1Ii9 altmobii4 tire fh0ne 'Sprahe
reoete, ma1te fih Man1a auf, um nit
i6rer miitterlihen 5reunbin, elmer al
ten RomteHe Desenbers, ben SAL unz
1eres Wobnungstpeh1els gu beipreAen.
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9aupt unferes tleinen llmsansstreiies,
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unb 3tpar armen unb drmiten Mbel per=
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aiere, barunter ben Major bon Sollen,
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maliaen 9auptmunn; einen Sitter
gutsbeiibsr bon 8urpib, Der sdnali9
absetpirtblhaftet bate unb cine eaz
esloerliderunssseieuid pertrat, unb
einsn ablisen paitor, Der als Heiterof=
fi5ier umgelattelt bate. 9lls ein3igss
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iibrigen brei pa1toren Weitenberas unb
ben Sanitdtsratb, Der bic gbre genoB,
unler auer 9uusar5t gu fein. unb ssz
legentli9 auh 9errn Wollmeper, tppbl=
psritanben, erit feitbem er Witttper sez
tpprben.
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ltenbers, uno man mub iagen, lie biel,
ten aufammen tpis aitt. Sic madten
es 1ih gemiitblih untereinanber, iie
Eulfen chamber, iopiel tie tonnten, unb
spenn es einmal einen 3ufammenitob
CAB, 10 - noblesse oblige tpuroe bic
Sade in bOditer Obstruction in BET
Stille aussegliAen; ieIten fam ettpas
in bic &latl4mduler Der ~oipeiten" Sc
feQ14aft.
(Gortlesung folst.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
: gbenIo, tuie i'm Orben Der Yptbios.

gbenio. tuie i'm Orben Der Yptbins-
Sitter. mo9t f9 aud In anbern Orben
bns 8eitreben bemerfbar. bic beutide
Spra9e ousSui4lieben unb bic beutihen
Wfit9lieber gu stuin9en, bel allen Orbens.
banbluneen li@ ber enslii&en 5pra&e
3u bebienen; au9 innerbalb bes Ore
bens Der G0riter bat bieie 8eme9uns
cine beitimmte @eitalt ansenommen.
Mber bic beutl9en G6riter.2ogen fnb
ouf ibrer 9ut; bic Dorsdnse i'm pp'
tbias-Mitter-Orben inb ein tparnenbes
Beiipiel fit He unb lie mollen es baber
ni9t 10 melt fommen laHen. tpie bort.
Don ber Court Mllemannio bes G0rner.
Orbens In Denper tn COLORADO iinb in
frdftigen Worten abgefabte Hel9luKe
ancenommen ,porben. wel@e ber I'm
Muguit loufenben Sabres in glepelanb
in Ohio 5uiammentretenben &roblo9e
bes Orbens por9ele0t tuerben fo1en. Sie
erbeben seeen ieben gtnsriff In bic
Re4te Der beuti9en 2ogen unb Orbens.
mitalieber ginipru9 unb marnen Dor
ben unoblebbaren 6olgen, bic ein iol4es
Dorgeben bet Groblose baben miBte.
Da idmmtIi&e beuti&en 2osen bes Or.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

-Soeben an9efommen BON ber vSn-
ternationol Nems Co." in Stem Oorf. S3
unb IS Duane StraBe: Das 16te Seft
bes v1niperlum" bas 29Ite 9eft BON
vueber Qanb unb Wteer"; bos 21ite
0eft Der vSluitrirten Welt." unb oas
8. 9eft Der vGartenlaube."
0on Der neuen 3eitShrift SIR alle
Welt" iinb bic Nummern 20, 81 unb %
an9efommen.
vllniperium." S[luitrirte 0amilien-
idrift (8erlos bes uniuerium, Ores
benz. Das loeben erldienene l5te 9eft
bes XI. Sahrganes entbdlt an Segtbei=
trd9en: rDie ueiBen &olen BON &a-
pensbers." 9iobert 9aus. Weit por-
trait uno 5ti33en BON &obert 9au9. =
&roBmiitterden's &leeblatt. = @barfrei.
tagsbpmne. e.-Gos grbbeben BON 2iiia-
bon am 1. Nouember, 1755.-Die So-
len b,s Serrn @dlbmeiiters. Cine ee.
fdi9tli9e SfiS5e. - SdlOb Subertus.
Jreiberr b. 2epebop nit portrdt. - Gin
Wettlauf nm bic grbe. - Sic Mceoro3i-
tier. = Gin Neporterpultan. - 8iloer.
terte. 9umoriitil&es. Bii4ertilA.-
&dtbleI unb Spiele.-Belt.S { elepbon.-
Bon ben prddti9en Runitbeilasen uno
Yollbilbe-n erwdbnen mir nur bas In
farbiser 2itboerapbie por5lsli4 ausse-
fiibrte Blatt: vMufforoeruns gum San3,"
nod einem Orisinale BON profeHor S.
WebIe. Yreis oes 9eftes betrast nur
so pfennis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
Total Abstinence Jubilee.

With the exception of II few details
the arrangements for tho celebration of
the silver jubilee of the Catholic Total
Abstinence union Of America, which
viii DO held III New York during the
early part Of August, have been COM
pleted.
Tho convention will hold its sessions
from Aug. To Aug. II. Mgr Satolli,
the apostolic delegate, will say public
mass i'll the cathedral and the most dis
tingnishcd Of the Catholic clcrgy and
lalty Ill the country Will be present
Archbishop Corrigan has manifested
great interest i'll tho success of the con
vention and has put upon it tho seal Of
his approval. New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Many people suffer from tender feet ana
many others from offensive feet Both of
these ailments can be effectively and
quickly cured If properly treated Bathe
the feet two or three times week in D.
weak solution of Quratol or it will be-
better TO bnthe them every night for q
week or ten days. Use one tablespoopful
of Quratol to one pint of cool water and
bnthc the affected parts freely If the dis.
case returns repeat the treatment ana In e
very short while u permanent cure will ba
effected.
Quratol is decidedly the best antiseptio
on the market; it is also death to inflaIn.
nation 1t is the most speedy restorer of
putrched flesh, and will be found inyalu.
able as family remedy. Druggists sell
it-5O cents.
Mr.. II. S. Hudgins, with the Noting
haE ~ Wrcen Co., of Norfolk, Va, ssya
he has been using Quratol for chapped
hands and lips and soreness about the
body. In every case an immediate cure
was the result. Mr. Hudgins recommends
Quratol to all of his friends.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
ISarrle's Latest Book,

Sentimental Tommy" Mr.. ]. NJ.
Barrie's now story, relates tho tnlo OF
tho lifo OF II poor boy in u great city.
Mr.. Barrie has now taken up his resi-
dence in London and is supposed to ba
making studies there.
This authors favorite attitude, it il
said, is reclining On the rug before the
fire, where he smokes in peace with his
great St. Bernard beside him-he doesn I
like chairs. 1t is noted also that III com
pany he Preserves extraordinary inter
walls of siloncc, but he is always quick
to catch and applaud some clever speech
from those around him. New York
Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
BY Southern Ausociat sd Press.

BALTIMoRE, June 2G.-The Mann.
taoturers Record says it has developed
TINT j. w. Rhinehnrt, ex president az
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad, is president OF the ,Chesa-
penke and Western railroad which ls
being constructed across the Valley of
Virginia -
This road is being CONSTRUCTED by
the Old dominion Construction Com
pany, OF New York, of which MIR. E.
Z. Machin ia president. Forty. four
miles have been graded and the ties
are now being put down. Eighty
pound steel rnils are being purchased
and the shipment from the Carnegie
works for enough to Law sigtv iva
miles of track has commenced.
Two new standard engines ont of
the first contracts Tor equipment are
now due and will be on trnck work as
soonas received This will be the first
new road over built that was laid with
eighty pound steel rails at tho stnrt
WORK OF grading and general con.
struction will be of the most substan-
tinl character, with an equipment of
tho latest type, indicating that the
Chesapeake and Western is preparing
Tor the heaviest traffic that can be-
handled by any rond. Twenty. seven
miles OF line, the rails fok which are
now being received, will carry the road
across RocEinghnm county, VA, from
Elkton on tho Norfolk and Western,
through Hnrrisonburg on the Balti-
more and Ohio to Bridgewater.
This cuts across the valley of Viz
glnh and opens up one of the fnest
agricultural regions in America, and
ono whioh for its agricultural produc.
tions alone could mako profitable such
railroad; but in striking westwards
towards West Virginia the road ia
pointing towards the very heart of the
timher aud coal district of that State
by the shortest line obtainable.
1t is possible for this line to be eXr
tended into the coal and timber fields
md open up u region of almost infinite
treight-crenting possibilities, and then
by extending eastward reach tidewater
Mt some point on the Chesapeake bay,
thus crenting new through liue from
tho Chesapeake to the coal and timber
fields OF West Virginin.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
THE INCREASE OF RAILROADS.
800 Miles of New Track Will Be
Added This Year.
by Southern Associated Pross.

CHIoAGo, juno 25.-rhe Railway
Ago has compiled statistics from its
own correspondents in all parts of tho
country to show tho work OF railroad
building in tho different States from
January lst to July lst of this year.
The figures show total OF GIl miles
of track lnid on sixty ve lines. against
32o miles on fifty :onc lines in the first
half of 1921.
From work now in sight it looks ns
il the new track added in 1895 would
aggregate $500 miles, with pos.
sibility of better showing if times
continue to improve rapidly. In
twcnty-threo OF the forty nine states
amt territories no track has been laid
this year.
In Connecticut. Delaware, Nevada,
Nebraska. Now Hampshire and Rhode
Island not mile appears to have been
built this year. Last yenr no mileage
was laid i'll thirteen States and Terri.
tories. Texas leads with eight lines
built already-a total of 11l miles Of
track. New York hns thirty five miles,
Georgia fifty and Arizona iilty-si1.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

currency que stion nor intimate what
his course would be i'll regard to the
platform.
Some of the delegates wanted to ad-
JourR. but the chair ordered roll call
and candidates for Lieutenant. Gov
ernor were placed in nomination.
They were Il. L. Tyler, of Fulton
county; Oscar Turner. of Louisville,
and NJ. d. Brown, Of Christian county.
Tyler was nominated by viva voce
vote before the ballot was finished, and
the convention adjourned until to NOR
row morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
THE KEEL CELEBRATION.
The Emperor and German Admirals
Dined 10y Admiral Kirkland.
By Southern Associate Press

By Southern Associate Press
KEEL. June Dc Kiel is still en- fete,
though on much smaller scale than was
reached during the festivities Of last
week III celebrating the opening of the
canal. Several elaborate parties and
soirees were glveu by the municipal
and other high authorities in their pti
vate and social capacities yesterday and
this evening the Emperor' aud tue
German admiras dlued aboard tho
United States cruiser New York us the
guests of Admiral Kirkland.
10 morrow the officers of tho Ameri.
can squadron will give n grsud ball.
Tho New York and Marblehcad will
start for Stockholme on Friday. The
Columbia ana San Francisco will re
main here while longer.
The canal officers announce that tho
authorities OF the canal will allow only
ships Of under four aud half metres
draft to pass through.
BERLIN. June 2G.-The Emperor's
speech to the visiting royal aovereIgns
at kiel Is regarded here as u counter
demonstration to the Russo. French
differentiation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
Herr, the Old Reliable, Keeps Up
Siis Reputation. "Pop" Tate, Puts
Ginger in the Game, and His
Colts Reflect Credit Upon
His Management.
Where the Clubs play To-Day.
Roanoke at Portsmouth
Norfolk at Richmond
l.ynchuurg at Fetcrsbur
Standing os ,a. clubs.

Once more it becomes the pleasant
DUTY OF IHE NlRGlNIhN to chronicle
the fact that the Norfolk team have
won smother game. thus increasing
their rather low percentage several
points, much to the chagrIn and dis.
appointment OF the "MngIcians'' and
their aumirere, several of whom were
III the grand stand yesterday and OK.
pressed themselves as positive that
their favorite club would win. But
elias. how uncertain is the national
game. How soon can onos hopes of
victory be changed into the feelings
that accompany bitter defeat, and such
Gus the effect on the Roanoke root.
ere" yesterday, Tor when the game hsd
been brought to an end they saw their
pets groveling IL tho dust OF an over
wbelming defeat by the score of | | TO
6. vi the game there Is nothing spe.
elaliy brilliant TO record. Pudieu's s
aelding was clever and Lewis home
sun was beauty. The fielding gen
orally OF the visitors was of O verv
ragged order indeed aud to this fault
can the number of runs piled up by
Norfolk be attributed to. The field
ang OF the nome team was of high
order. only two errors beiug charged to
shem, one each by Corcoran and Herr,
which. very fortunately, did not cost
anything.
The pitching of Eddie Herr was
good. The visitors only securing seven
hits of him, and it is believed by his
.riends that he would have hold the
Roanoke boys down closer if he had
seen fit to have exerted himself. Lloyd,
Uho is good: twirler, acted ms :if he
didn't care whether the Norfolks made
one hit or n hundred, for after several
errors had been made, he Just tossed
thc ball up and fortunately for his re-
cord, the "Clams" failed to take al .
Snntage Of his apparent indifference, on
Che occasions mentioned, and he es-
capped the punishment lie ought to
have received.
SEE THE SCORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
Rev. g.. a.. Giuch NinrrIcs.
bf Southern Assooiatei Press.

WiLMINGroN, n. O.. Juno 90. The
wedding bells rang out merry peal
this morning at the First Baptist
Church for the wedding OF Rev G l.
Finch, pastor of the Baptist Church at
Pulaski. Va. and Miss Ida Barnes. of
this city. The words which mnde the
twnin one were pronounced by Rev w
Is Oliver. pastor of the church. A great
many pretty ana valuable presents
were received. The newly married
pair left here at 9:2O this morning for
the north.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
Petersburg Takes phrcc Straight
s:anirs From PorI.mnuth.
ncinl Dispatch to the Virpiuian

spocmI Dispntch to the Vrginian.
PErEKsBuRG, Nn., June 26. Peters.
burg defeated Portsmouth this after.
nooD, making 1t three straights. Eos.
ter was in the box for the "Irucacrs''
and was touched for fifteen snfe hits,
three OF which were home runs. Fore
man, for the homo team, held the visl g.
tors down 10 eight hits, though at times
nc was wild. Tho game throughout
~as slow ana uninterestIng and devoid
OF any special features. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

By Southern Association Press.

ST. MARY's, Ohio, Juno 2G.-Gor
don's Touring mill, the largest woollen
mill and the most OF the block, were
destroyed by fro this morning. En-.
gines from Linn saved the business
portion of the city. Loss, S75, 1000.
Henry Baker, young man OF about 20
years, worked hard during the fro and
was overcome by heat and exhaustion,
aud died abont y an.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch tc Tho Virginiau.

Special Dispatch tc Tho virginian
PETERSBURG. June 26.-Some dnvs
ago Mr., Bartlett Roper, president Of
the Cnambot of Commerce, addressed
letter to Mr.. II. NJ. Emerson, assist
ant general freight and passenger
agent of the Atlantic Coass Line, ask
lag for special train from Petersburg
to Lnwrenceville mud return for tho
accommodation Of the business men of
this city who might wish to attend the
County Court of Brunswick. In reuly
to his letter MIR. Roper has received
the following
WIIMiNGToN. n. c., June 25. 1895.
.U'. BarticH Ropcr President, Peters,
L"r9, "a:
DEAR SlR-Roplying TO yours of the
22d we have matter up with the At.
lanhc and Danville railroad people and
Will advise you as soon Ms we hear from
them. Yours truly,
Ii. NJ. EMERSON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
MIR. w. T.. Neblett, tho attorney for
the Commonwealth of Lunenburg
county, was i'll tho city TO day and
called at the city jail to ascertain
the postoliice address of Granisou
Marable, the futher OF Solomon Mara
bie, and also that oi Solomon's uncle,
Randolph Mnrable. The former re.
sides at Henderson, n. c., and the lat
ter at Oxford. N. q. Solomon Mnrabie,
with four negro women, are charged
with the brutal murder of Mrs. Pollard
III lnnenburg county, the particulars
OF which have already been given
IN these dispatches. Mr.. Netlett
sinted that he had sufficient
testimony to convict the accused, bnt
he declined to discuss it. lie nlso said
that such was the feeling in the county
against tho three prisoners confined in
the jail Of this city charged with this
murder that 1T was his belief TINT they
wonld be lynched while being taken to
the County Courthouse unless they
went under the protection of military
company.
hlessrs James b Blanks and Z S Sea
bury. State assessors, who have been
engaged for some time past assessing
real estate within the corporate limith
OF Petersburg, expect to get through
with their work by next Saturday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
A Queer Add.

A London religious paper publishes
this advertisement: "North of England
Home wanted for lady and her cat
early celebrations; bracing air, etc. 81
For the benefit of non Episcopalians it
nlay bo explained that the term early
celebrations" refers to the early celebra-
Ltnn or the holy communion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
= Fashionable vcIdiuy.
BY Southern Associate press

HAGERsrowN. Nd, Juno 2G.-Nliss
Anna Spencer BrnRh, danghtor of Mr.,
=. a. Brugh, of this city, and MIR. VIM.
q. Singer. OF Pittsburg, wurc married
at noon to-day in st. Johu's Lnlheran
Church. The Rev. Hoary Evan Col.
Teton. rector, performed the ceremony.
The bride woro q handsome dress of
white satin, trimmed with chiffon aud
pearls.
Tho best man was MIR, Barton Singer,
brother OF the groom. Miss Alice
Willard, Of pittshurg, vas the mnid
OF honpr. A wedding bronkfast was
serysatnt | o'clock ut the home of the
bride. MIR. Singer is n.son of William
ID. Singer, wealthy citizen of Pitts
burg. The couple left this afternoon
for points in tho North.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
CYCLISTS ON A JAUNT.
The Run from Knoxville 10 Washing
tun Made in Twelve Days.
nv snptiarp D..,,
By SOuIhrEI Assoc!AtoI Iresi.

WAsHISGroS, June %. The qnar
tette Of cyclists who left Knoxville,
Teun., the l3th instant for run to
Washington, 600 miles. made the trip
in twelve days. The distance covered
each day ranging from thirty-three TO
sixty-fve miles. In the party were X.
w. Peetross, {. $. Newman, @. w.
Lotspich and If. w. Sanford. The
trip was madeov the old Washington
road, by way OF KutledRe, Rogersville,
Bristol. Newbern and Roanoke to
Natural Bridge.
Ram interiered with The pace, show.
ers being more or less in evidence all
the way along. Dogs were plentiful
and disposed to chase the bikers. In
upper Tennessee they met great
mauy people who hnd never seen n
bicycle. Tho bes. parts Of the road
lay between Marion and Buchanan,
Va. and Staun:on and Suckers uap.
The party breaks mp at TINS point, Mr..
Pcatross going to Bowling Green, Va.
and the others back home.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
1hc "Fobnccnnistso Again wIa
Enstly From tho "Ifiuc Esirds.D
BY S0nthern Asnnnintal Irnaa


LYScHBuRG. Va, June 26.-As the
big gates at Rivermont Park swung
open for the third time this week the
bynchburg rooters were heard to hum
with quiet satisfaction, aud with u
slight variation, the old nursery rhyme:
''Sug a song OF sixpence,
Apockettul OF rye:
Min little Blue Birds
.I'al cd in pie
When the pie was opened,
The Bin, Eirds ceullnt sins
For each was sad and lonely
Over the clipping oil his wing"
1t was Lynchuurg's third straight
game over the vauuted penuaut win
ners. Richmond got but three hits off
Orth, one mere ,scratch, and escaped
shut out by mlsjudged ball. Score: 4:
II +
l.ynchburg .....3 000 900 . 3
Richmond..... 0 0 90 o0U-l 3 Q
Batteries: Orth aud Schabel; Tauue
hill, Foster and Wells.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27
.lIic i,r,I ,,.I--,n.

An Indian named "Man Afraid Of
Nothing" married n white woman in
Montana recently, and i'll one week after
his wedding he applied to his tribe to
have his named changed. San Francis.
co Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Choice Michigan hay. timothy and
mixed on track will be sold cheap. D..
=. Reid Bro.
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All Nc,v shapes Yachts.

Beautiful null hats. all shapes in
chips and Le9hOrns, a full line OF milii.
merry at Mira. p. Ries. lO4 Church
street,
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5 ORE EY lSNISus.

SUMMARY: Earned Runs Roanoke,
u; Norfolk, /. Home Run-Lewis.
Two Base Hits-McGaun and Lloyd.
Base on Balls on Lloyd. 3; oil Herr.
q. Hit by Pitched BaIl-Tbornton
Struck Ont-Bv Lloyd, i; by Herr, 8.
Stolen Bases Roanoke, 4: Norfolk, ,.
Left on Bases Norfolk, 7; Roanoke. Z.
Double Plays-Little and Nioux,
OHagan, Jnte. Tate and O'Hngau,
Gilman nnd Tate Wild Pitches Herr,
Q; Lloyd, >. Time of Game-Two
hours nnd ten minutes. Umpire
Oaly.
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Capt. siownrd sicctcd Chicr of Police
BY Southern Associatei Press

RICHMOND, Va, June &c. The Police
Board to night elected Police Captain
Benjamin Howard Chief Of Police, vice
john Poe, deceased.
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