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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

49, wa 70 Nle AhtNof AnHu TO see II
supplnnlcd by spanish colors.
With great pump Don Antonio tiiioa
landed, and proceeded to the governor =
mansion lie had not asked for the
lowering OF The French nag, and was
received unomclaily. ON bclug asked
60 SHOW his credentials he haughtuy
refused, stating that DE had been up
pointed by The king of Spaln, and de.
MED the right OF any one TO quotation
hls authority. In the absence OF writ
ton proof, the French governor declined
go surrender the gogcrnmput ats tho
French King had not yet appraised him
of the transfer OF the territory
The spanish governor installing In.
solencc for dignity, replied that no
could not condesecnd 10 argue the mat
ter hut would at once proclaim tho
territory as province oi his royal
mister the king OF spain"
This so inccuHcd the people that they
wore beyond control, and tho Spanish
governor aud his guard sought safety
ON BOARD their vessel
M pt The inhabitants were NOW uu-
der arms and had assembled nc the
parade ground CnuW known as Jackson
s1uarD fronting tine rlvor,
n rev or TIE most adventurous Hla
Nlheed 20 the w1terH edge, ANA one vi
lh'uh Jean HautHio Nuynn, cut Tho
I'ne NJ lhe WonrinEs, and With mock
courtesy shouted To the Spanish gov
eInoE Namose.'
Ih' rebellion against spain wus now
lauuvhed
Ninll Wili shouts OF Bravo Noyon"
ans 'NiVg Ftance!' the patriotic rebels
HiW the Spauah vessel slowly mako
'ipuHu tht bend toward the mouth
OF inc Nlssl.-ipW river ana barber
~ " ItW uAA5 lhrg began 10 reason
WIN Ih'matlles ana eensuro their
music eapet'oily hH ihey could not
N"aIor more lhnn 1uou armed men
=, hl fphln hHd an immense army and
'l.r,lli,
l"'lt ohAlay grew oH Time passei,
uhH 'hril M"rtt tours were realized
Mn'9 hIH. Ht''. WIN Hn army ar
IlNvl from lilNuud. under communal
"l gh hdNNhlui,I' WHO gave the name
COT Don NltN1huer Kelly
NHI now lhe !ys3 -culnlcd hubble
NahlsA'2' A' HliNnE rainbow spau-
l'luh 1rtAn IAc '9nsplaiofs be
hHh % rear Tor their hNe7-lhe hrst
I'LtN ih N'ith America
ne Si,lH'sh troops We're landed and
tolul'i h thn p1lhde Etound' Amid
va. I'",p 'un t'IgnlVhH we I.lrh
t'Nh was iu"'Iel Aha lht spanish nag
ti,'l'l'I. ln' gglaWralora took from
tnNiI hu'a lhe WNlle cgelHdg ot tthlli'
q nu tn'.,' thr ehthehiiu win tht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Old Baohe-Thats a handsome pair
OF slippers you're wearing. Harry
HRrry--They ought N be: I'm sure
they cost enough. Ny wife made them
and then coaxed out Of me tha price
o. a sealakin iscl'et r-'r'7 PITS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
OcHED UP WITH THE DEAD.
pRETTY MEXICAN MAIDEN CON
FINED IN A CAVE,

mn HORRIBLE REVENGE OF a
JEALOUS RIVAL-LURED TO THE
MOUNTAINS AND IMPRISONED
WITH sKELEToNs-THE RE-
VOTING ACT OF A GIRL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

The short line to New Orleans,
Memphis and points in the southeast.
take the
ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
Twelve hours saved between Fort
Worth, Dallas, st, Louis and the East.
The direct line to all points In Mexico.
New Mexico, Arizona, Oregon and CALI
fornla,
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars between Dallas. Fort Worth and
ST. Louis, New Orleans and Denver,
St Louis and San Francisco.
OFFICIAL TIME CARD--FORT
WORTH UNION DEPOT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15

i .t
It seems by clause In the amend.
nent to the town charter that the pc
lice and other town officials appointed
BY the board Of commissioners are work
ng under civil service rules and may
hold office for life on their good be,
havior and this board or any other board
,annot turn them ont unless charges are
preferred and proven against them.
This does not seem to be generally
known but tits fact.
Deputy Marshall Jones went over in
Granville county yesterday morning,
having warrant for the arrest Of Hen.
derson Amey colored, charged with
selling whiskey without license. He
returned last night about | O'Clock hav-
ing caught his man, who was placed in
Jail, This is the second or third time
he has been after Amey, but heretofore
he has managed to give him the slip.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
ATLANTA SPECIAL.

Nos 4ol and so5 Solid Pullman vestibuls
Trains between Washington aud Atlanta.
Trains s. and ii have through sieepers hef,v.s,
Weldon and New YORK.
No. s. makes close connection Al pof,Sno1ti,
with Bay Line Tor Baltimore; Old Don iIiior
steamers Tor New York every day II, ne ,Veek
except Friday. With Merchant and Miner.
Line Tor Boston and Providence every day In I'M
week except Tuesday aud Thufsday and
Norfolk and Washington 5. B. compapy dali,
No. q makes cioseconnection at Durham ,y;tt
train going west on n. & ID. railroad
For further Information Ia regard 10 connec.
lions, etc, apply - X. 1. Cheatham, agent. Dnr
ham, n. c.
JOHN n. wINDER. General Manager
T. !, ANDERSON q " A.
4 sT. JoHN vice President.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15

If, however, he shall bring
back a practicable plan for q
substitute for the liquor saloon,
it will be necessary only or the
Church Temperance society to
prove that it can be successfully
established in order to assure
its adoption on q large scale by
private enterprise. If it sup
plies tie tlnm,nd, there viii be
no nerd to r"poat the expert
ment on u large sca.e rs !, phil
anthropic undertaking. 1t will
be furnished III The regular
course of business So far as the
patronage justices, aad thus
wi ! render the service desired
by the society far better than if
1t were put forward as an osten-
tatiously reformatory measure
The people are APT 10 resent
such philanthropy. The chances
that distinctively church tenn
perance saloons would be sue
cessful as competitors with the
liquor saloons run as a regular
business, are probably snail.
Cases of 40 years standing
when operations have failed
have been curei by Japan ese
Pile Cure. Guaranteed by W.
NJ. Yearly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15

on every line Of travel TO enable visitors from, d;
tent the exhibitions this the greatest sb to az
Wi, rams viii arrive in time witness Tia Mans, w
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
CONNEXIONS

~ belheh with Atlantic Cast ItDe G,F T,tst
'ngtlt Petersburg Gglisiur1 Nilmlngtgf, M,
A JeiirsN WITH kiehiAuiid AMI Ilanrifle OF
t,s,d 20 chasc eity, Oxfat Heildefssf f5iri,5
b, ~ Norfolk with The n. g., p. and \. Haglvsv
thafles Route. and Hay Zine ziesf5eF. ~,
q Old Point, Baltimore aiid n1rtbesis 800,
VIII WI snbstb new inn steamers N WathIngioi'
I'LL NyfiOik lire for Alexandfia. Wasbios,tnt.
ahl lsoinis nptins with uid bumlnlDf, si.s5si, Y,
s,yinlaHys stHHefs and sieaYHsbius - s,i!t
i iigiihi bainpitii, NeWF1Ti NeHs smitbe.g
s. .i ~ we Carolina sound, New YORK disafi
1il.i n9FI hefD points; with N, AMI NJ II ,s,,,s'
laif steamship t0r Boston aud Pr0vlIsi,F., m
-, ~. w Interior New England bqilis. wifi n
y. ~ y. mlinag for The eiernnf hotels N VIs
s, leach; with Urtnn view niist4d N,
1esin View fesUft Cidse r0Urenii,p iIS NJ
!, ~ alai steamship lines 1T All boinis S,,,it
The A. &D Railway nnmfabrs .,.,,g.. I'm.
y si.esief enecis prompt tninsl,f N fasss,,,.g
,ia bkBHge bttNeen H9ffsnuufh ami 49,
w. u. TAYLOR. q. "a.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
Zoo am, 2:IU pm
wINSTnN-SALEM DIVISION
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT March 3, 1895.

DAILY. poxSsrrs@
AtGfeensb0f0, for aIl points S0rti
| - and south. and Wiustoflsalem AM
ss30 points On the Norih.aeslefn A6rfl
4. y. Carolina Railroad Al saiIsh,rr. m
Ihtiy ~ points IN Western Worth Carolina
hugAfllles Tenn. Cincinnati and
western paints; nj Charlotte, 'bi
-fdfIanburx, 6FeenYilip. Athens An
lanta and all points SOUTH
Connects ai Durham f0r OxfDni
laFksyille and keysYilie except sun.
aa{s ~ Greensboro. with The Wash.
ingt1n aud southwestern NestibuitsI
iimitedl. and the New YORK apg
Florida short Line llimitedl traln m
gu pytnts North, and with main linf
MIN 40 y for Danville. Richmond
and intermediate ldsAl stations. ala
$40 has connection f0r Winston. allen ard
WIN iaain line tFain No. - fast mil
big ~ thafi0lte, siartgnburK. Green.
VIE Atlanta and al points s.pith;
slsg I1iumhia, Auguaia, Charleston,
-ayanfiah, jacksonville and aIf t,oiris
u Florida, Sleeping faF m AfisWfs
rAf itg Augusta.
taalnerts II selma faf Faysfleyiilf
anu Intermediate stations nii the VII
soil 4 Fayetteville sh9Ft Cnt. daiirs
bs Iglqsg0rO for Newfafn snd Moreheid
l1itYs nAiiy except sundays. fJf VIII
N9 ntllhxign and intermediate stations on
~ From oola''"ro and po'aar.a.
es5 Connects e Durham for oSh,ri.
fnmiiv SaIsssVille, Virginia points and Rich.
fConnects nj Selma ior Wilson. gseEy
Log Mount Tartsfg and local stations Il,
Az Norfolk Carolina Railroad arrives Al
ex sun lGoldsbJro 1876 pm.
TEAiSs ARRIVE Al EALEIsH, sc
Ios lFfom New Yofk. Philadelphia. WISH.
n.ny ng,2n, klsehmgig, Greensboro, al
rs (Fhm Grssnsi,9fos nd i,it III polut. Bs,,b
Daily 20 Raleigh ''''''''''"
E fsiiy Fra" oold'e0ro
4oS ( Prom 1oidstoro. wilnlnyoa r.v.
sueViilbaId al points ID eastern caro- |
SO Prom Durham, Oxf1d. fisrkyiiis
Va I'gints AID Klfhmgid,
2 Ffum GyldsbgfO and 81 points eat,
Pullman cars On afternoon train f,,s, Rsist.h
5feehsbOfo, and on morning train from lgeetis
Double daily trains between tslsiyb cbs,i,,,,
~ n.i Atlanta. Quick time, uneEeeil5d aorgafsS.
:, z. I. Hopkins, TPA, Charlotte, NC
Tame Manager. ", w. IT, Ist 4,
Y. n HEEgN, wsshit.sss.,.a I, =,
ieBenl Manager "a'n'nss'h' Dc
lbasiefn lsyEtsm.l
Children Cry for Pitchers CsstOria. |
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15

orniihoio heal. Amphlbian.
aifi Re,,tiilan Amsxelnenfe
run the four pagfs n IN
Etrth. aoantains JanxIcss
AMI slranxesi Dcnlzens u ~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
NJ :: w HariaIs:RsstP'a
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. NOV 1894
LEAVES DURHAM, N. c.

LEAVES DURHAM, n. G.
700 Daily, 6 90 am Daily ex-
cept Sunday for Lynchburg and
local stations.
Arrive Lynchburg Union Sta
tions) II As am, 5 SO pm. Ly,
Lynchburg for Durham 2 45 pm,
Daily 6 20 am, Daily except
Sunday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
Street Parade | Mile Iona!

, a solid pageant Of EfFulgcnt GLORY
o. merit possible 10 devise More Z;
Dens More Elephants More Came
age Animals Led on Leash More an
llue features than you will ever pet 4
you i've An enormously expensive
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
WEST-B0UND.
LEAVE LYNoHBuRa-pAILY.

so sam. for Roanoke, Radford, Bluefe'd
and Pocahontas. also for Rocky Mount anC
Call siatious Winston-Salem Division, on
neots at Roanoke s o5 am, with Washing
ton md Chattanooga Limited for all point
south snd west of Bristol. Pullman sleep
ems Roanoke to Memphis and New Orleans
Dining car attached. *....s.
a IS pm Daily, The Chicago Express, .
for Roanoke, Bluetield, P, cahontas, Renovs
Columbus and Oh cagn. Pullman Buff
sleeper Rornoke to Columbus without
.hange. Connects at Radlord for Bristol
Knoxville, Chattanooga and intermediate
points Pullman Sleeper Radford to Chat.
tanooga.
Arrive Lynchburg Daily from
the West.
1904 - IN ..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15

Between Durham and Henderson, Norfolk,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore Philadel
phia and New York, and Boston; also Raleigh
Charlotte, Wilmington, Monroe, Chester, Green.
wood, Athens, Atlanta and all points South aud
West
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-15
1880 a. m, l:30 p. m.
EAsTBoUND-LEAyE LYNCHBURG-
DAILY .--

EAsTBoUND-LEAyE LYNCHBURG-
DAILY
Las pm for Richmond, Petersburg AMI
Norfolk; arrives Petersburg at s4s pm
connecting with Richmond and Petersbur.
railr I'D. srriyingin Ricbinond at 7 90 pm
arrive Norfolk s ~ pm.
IL 4Sam. Arrive Petersburg 40 am, con
Meeting with X 4 p. K. X. daily; arriy,
Richmond 5 ~ am; arrive Norfolk S 7Oam
Pullman Palace sleeper to Norfolk.
Also Pullman Palane sleeper Between
LyDclrburg end Richmond.
1hiscar will be ready at Lynchburgat O N
pm. for the reception Of passengers.
Arrive Lynchburg Daily from
the East.
Ass am, 2:10 pm
WINSTnN-SALEM DIVISION
Leave Roanoke Daily, n 10 pm for Win.
ston-salem and intermediate stations.
Nortii 4 rnlina Division. Pulaski
9 AZ am. daily except sunday, for Betf,
Baser. and 10 05 am daily except Sunday,
for Iyanhoe, and S o. pm daily Tor Gos.an
Slineh Valley Division. Leave Blut
lied daily 7 80 am. for Morton. LOUSY, !,
aud all points on L & n. RI via Morton
The morning times., 1895-12-24

Supreme Court Ad tourns.
The Supreme Court of the United States
adjourned yesterday after announcing a
number of opinions until January b.
Finest imported conserves, two pounds,
81, at Ruckingham's, 231 Pa. ave. Sc.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
DIR. SHADES
CHLORIDUM DISCOVERY.
FOR CONSUMPTION

CURES Pulmonary Tubercu-
losiS Consumption, Laryn-
geal Phthisis. Nasal Catarrh,
Cata1 h of the Throat, and all
diseases ofthe Lungs, Throat,
Nose and air Passages.
ONCE hours-s to Il a m, io6 p NJ daily.
except Sunday Consultation Free. No. 1s82
Fourteenth street
= -.-1 i Drs SHADE q MCCONNELL, /,
The morning times., 1895-12-24
In REUNION
Central High School '94 and 1916
Jollifsd at Carroll Institute.
New Officers Elect ed nd an En- iowa BILE
Evening Passed 10y Those Who
Have Left the School

The annual reunion of classes "a and 80
OF The Central high school was held last
evening at Carroll Institute Hall.
1he occasion was most ENJOYABLE one
ana Is always looked forwa rd To with grea I
Ihea>nre by the members of the classes es-
pecially that OF "a. for il is the means of
bringing together school day friends which
nave not met since graduation day
ne classes have a membership of more
than 2OO. about half of whom are young
Iduies The attendance last evening was
larger than on any former similar occasion
: 1ne evening was devoted TO dancing with
an interlnlSslon, during which refreshments
were served and an election FOR class Officers
10 serve lor the ensuing year was held,
ne only thing to mar the pleasure of the
evening was the absence of Mr. Frank RnttS
Tue president OF '94, who was too III To
attend. " w
Inc election for class Officers resulted as
Class '94-President. John W. Brawner.
VIC VIC president. Miss Edith Hubbard: secre-
Iary, MISS hInnle Sipe; treasurer r W
Test. ~ '" =
Class S5-President, Mr.. j. Il. Hotel.
lifSt vice president, Miss Miriam Bangs: seq.
"ih vice president, Miss Ethel Hoover: sec
Won Bayer. u
he entertainment was in charge of tbe
IoiioTIng committees: WV
90 fioSr Gonmittee,F 6; Butts, president
Warfield, '95. 90 n. b
hece ptloh hGoinmittee-PhilipT TindaIl. pres-
Iaeht nt 80; chairman; Miss Ross. "a: Miss
Irlnce "a: Miss Adams, '95: Miss NAL
orehr 3D. Mr.. Doiner, '94: Mr. Butts. '95
The morning times., 1895-12-24
STATE OF THE RESERVE
Withdrawals of Yesterday Radroa,
1t 10 S87 5OO 00n

Inc withdrawal of 81 .O5O. 600 in gold nj
new NCw fork yesterday reduces the Treasnrv
gold TO S61 100000. or the gold with.
orIWh S25O,0OO was in bars for export.
Inc god deposited in various sub-treas-
nnni6es nnIies yesterday aggregating nearly S2O0 =
Soo, does not yet appear in the TreasI,rv
Untli Congress acts or it be demon.
straIed that 1t Will not act. no issue of
partment. De
Nothing has occurred during the mast
ieW uays TO change the opinion of OFFICIALS
tlaI lhe President would allow Congress
easonabie time TO formulate ftpanciaI
rellet measures, and If 1t failed and The
situalion demanded it he would sell bonds
Ender the redemption act to build nm the
Treasury gold reserve. Wv
That opinion still prevails. Telegrams
nave been pouring in on Secretary Carlisle
ana the President from financial centers
Iegardlng the Treasury situation and the
venezuelan matter. Secretary Carlisle con
ierred with the President several times.
anu ooth were much relieved al the appa-
rent return OF confidence as evidenced IN
the price of American securities at home
and abroad.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

operating to the entire satisfaction of the
local board for eighteen months A second
furnace which changed the model as an
experiment had proved n f4nIre The
result was great nuisance.
In reply to these statements a gentle
man here. who strongly favors the Brow
plant, said that the Atlantic City health
BOARD Is pecuniarily interested In the gar
bage plant there, that DR.. Wood ward had
not stood at the right point 10 smell the
odors from the crematory smoke stack and
that Mr.. Martin does not appear to be we'll
Informed as TO garbage incineration, or
he would know that several hours is not
enough to consume furnace full OF gar
bage Id any system. Twelve hours is short
enough time.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
Ma iestie In a Gale.

queenstown, Dec 23.-The White Star
Line steamer Majestic from New York
December II. arrived off this port at
about 80 this morning. Assevere south
east gale was blowing, and she was COM
PEELED TO proceed to Liverpool without
stopping to land passengers or mails,
The morning times., 1895-12-24
CRIME AND ITS RESULTS
ArraiGnments and Pleas of Prisoners
in Criminal Court No.

Al SouTI NO. l..
In Justice Coles court, criminal No.
orders were entered yesterday as follows:
United States VS.. Frank Norris, Indicted
for housebreaking: plea not guilty and trial
by jury; verdict, not guilty. United States
VS.. Paul Joiner, alias Dixon, alias John
Adams, housebreakiDg: nole proseuui
United States VS.. Melville Nash, larceny:
defendant committed. United States vs.
Harry Stewart, ct al: order to restore
property amounting to about $500 in silver
ware to the owner upon the receipt of ID.
w. Stevens, counsellor of his imperial
japanese majesty's legation. United States
VS.. Edward Howard, housebreaking: de-
feDdant's plea OF not guilty Withdrawn and
plea of guilty entered with an appeal to
the mercy of tue court. United States VS..
John Buckley; order to restore property to
Edward Baker. United States VS.. Robert
PeDdleton, assault and battery: bench war
rant issued. United States vs. Frank Tay-
lor, assault with intent to KILL jury sworn
and trial had, resulting in his acuuittal.
Edward Howard, who pleaded guilty to
the offeDse of which Norris was acquitted,
the two being implicated in the same net.
was sentenced to ten years in the pcniten-
tiary. 1t was his second appearance In
court for sentence, the former case being
one of petit larceny, and the Judge told
him, Notwithstanding his pleadings for
mercy, that there was no alternative but to
inflict the penalty prescribed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-02
THE RICHMOND p1spArcH-FR1DAY. AUGUST 2. 1895.

mittee OF last year for another year. in,
was fercely opposed, and broush, ous
the statement from Preyer that schen
was on foot to get control OF ,he pa.s
and sell IT out. After long dlsc"s9'o'''
the matter was laid aside for d'scussio"
later in the convention. The con'eh,'on
then selected the usual committees anu
took n recess TIL 2:30 r. NJ.
After recess the delegates appeareu !"
better humor, and the old committee was
retained, with few necessary changes.
IL seems likely that Coxey VIII he the
candidate for Governor. Tonight he ad-
dressed a large assemblage In the state
Capitol grounds. and was well received
In the course OF his address he drew from
his pocket a Springfield rlhe-baii. ana
holding II up. said II was n Mckinney
protection pill. He was bcrating the Gov
ernor for calling out the State militia 10
suppress strikers and beligerent "hobos.
At midnight the Committee on Reso-
buttons agreed upon a platform. IL en-
dcrses Coxey's good-roads and non-inter-
est-bearing bond plans; favors abolish
ment OF national banks: asks law max
ing all contracts providing for payment In
gold Illegal; favors the unlimited coinage
OF silver at the legal ratio, regardless OF
the policy OF other nations, and the issu-
ance at once of sufficient greenbacks to
make the volume of currency equal TO 80
per capita.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-02
PORTSMOUTH AND ROANOKE.
They Play "a Pretty Game Before {"
Fair Crowd.

NORFOLK. VA. August I.-(Special)-
There was a fair crowd at League PARK,
Portsmouth, this afternoon, 10 witness
the first game Of the series between Ro3-
noke and Portsmouth, and although eight
errors were made, the game was one OF
the best that have been played on the
home grounds. Al 40 play was called,
and Cavell, the first man up. started the
ball rolling by banging out beauty two
Dagger. He scored on KnoX's single. This
was all they could 60, however, as the
next three were easy outs. Roanoke
came in for her first. and was retired in
short order. Portsmouth added two more
10 her credit In the second on a base on
balls. a single by Leach, Sherer's error,
and a wild pitch.
one more was added in the third on
Childs's single and Mangan's two-bagger.
and another in the fifth on Little's error,
a single. sacrifice. and an out to Sherer.
The last two were made in the seventh
on singles by Cavell and Thurston, an
error OF Padden's. and an out TO Lewis.
Roanoke did not score until the fifth,
when a base on balls Williams's single,
and Knox's error gave them one run.
They scored again In the sixth on Thurs
toms error, StahIs single. and an error
by Cavell. They earned two more in the
eighth on singles by Sherer and Lewis.
and Padden's thrna- No oqer. They scored
one in the ninth on singles by Niox and
Williams, and a stolen base. This was
the best they cou'7 -. and the game end
ed in PortsmOuth's favor by the score Of
G to 3 The fielding of Fuller, Hall. and
Thurs;on. for Portsmouth, and Lewis.
ShereE, Viox. and Stahl. for the visitors,
was Of the glt-edge order. Below Is the
score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-02
DIED SUDDENLY.
An ola Railroad Man and Gallant
Confederate soldier.

CREWE, VA, August l.-(Special)-
CAPTAIN c. u. Armes died suddenly at
9:s0 O'Clock last night OF heart failure.
He arrived here that afternoon on his
train from Norfolk. in apparently good
health: but a short while before his death
he felt so badly that he called to one or
his neighbors, who at once sent for a
doctor, but before the latter's arrival he
had passed away.
His wife. who was a Miss Anderson.
of Prince Edward county, was absent, In
attendance upon Disciples convention
in Brunswick county. and his three chill
dren and other members OF the house
hold were at church or out wishing.
Captain Armes at the time of his death
was a member OF our Town Council. also
a member Of the Odd-Felows. Red Men.
and order of Railway Conductors He
was A. years old. and had been connected
with the Norfolk and Western railroad
and old Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio for
the past seventeen years. He was q gal
liant Confederate soldier having entered
the service with the Fourth Company OF
North Carolina State Troops. and was
several times wounded-twice at Seven
Pines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-02
Father Friou Goes to Old Point.

Very Rev. Joseph Frioll has left Rich
mond for Old Point, whore he Will take
up his residence as pastor Of the Catholic
chapel.
Father Frioli has been in very poor
health for some time, and his recent
visit TO California has not had the bene-
fetal result 1t was hoped that It would
have. Bishop Van de Vyver has very
reluctantly assigned him 10 the famous
Virginia health resort, where, 1t is hoped.
his health may be restored. His place
viii be taken By Rev. Henry H. Cutler.
of Alexandria, who vas the first pastor
of the Sacred Heart church Of this city.
Father Froli carries with him the good
wishes and prayers of the congregation
OF st. Peters, to which he has endesred
himself by his many kindly offices and
salutary ministrltOns.