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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
THE BLIND CHAPLAIN IN LONDON
The American pr cache. Draws Large

The American Preacher Draws Large
Crowds of English People
London, Sept. 3O.-The Westminster
Gazette this afternoon publishes a col
umn interview with the Rev. William
IT. Miburn. the blind chaplain Of the
United States senate, who, according
to the paper mentioned, is drawing
large crowds to the various chapels in
London, where he has been requested
to preach
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
BIRTH OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
q Reunion of survivors TO Celebrate the
Foriieth Anniversary.

FOrtieth Anniversary.
Syracuse, n. Y, Oct. 1.-The Syracuse
Post win print tomorrow letters from
members of the republican convention
from % states endorsing the suggestion
of a reunion of the survivors of the
first republican convention at the forti-
eth anniversary of the birth Of the re-
publican party. Chairman Carter
writes that he will lay the matter be-
fore the next meeting Of the committee
and ask that appropriate action be
taken.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
WERE MANY HANDSOME PRESENTS
The Marriage OF the Daughter OF Seu
atOr BLACK hum OF kentuckr.

Washington, Oct Miss Lucille Black
burn, daughter Of Senator Joe Black
burn of Kentucky, was married today at
St. Mathews Catholic church to Thomas
+. Lane chief of the division in the reg
isters Office in the treasury department
Senator Blackburn gave the bride away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane left for New York,
when they sail for Europe. There were
many handsome presents.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
A PARACHUTE JUMPER is KILLED
struck by a Sudden Wind when Up
thousand Feet.

Lima, Ohio, Oct. Louis Fisell. a
young parachute jumper, while giving
an exhibition at Liberty, was struck
by a sudden wind when up 1000 feet.
and fell heavily. sustaining fatal in
juries.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
GERMAN MAIL STEAMER WRECKED
The Crew and Passengers Escaped with
Their Lives

iheif lives.
London, Oct. IA dispatch received by
the Lloyds from Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
this afternoon announces the wreck and
total loss of the German mail steamship
Uruguay of 1860 tons, which left Ham
burg August for Montevideo and arriv-
ed there September 3. Sh was on the
hOmeward passage when she ran ashore
off Cap Frio, not far from Rio de ia
Metro and all efforts to float her proved
fruitless.
The crew and passengers We're rescued.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
AN ACCIDENT At FORT HARRISON

y " o. = IIIUW NUTTaT UUWI7 ~ us UUU
Legs Broken.
Helena, Sept. 2S.-The first accident since
the beginning Of work on the buildings at
Fort Harrison happened today, when c.
II. Morry, a slater in the employ OF the
contractors who are putting up two ad-
ditonal buildings for officers quarters,
fell to the ground, a distance Of so feet.
His collar bone, shoulder, arms and legs
were broken. He will recover.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
re HAD BEEN DEAD A WEEK

Near pioneer. Idaho.
Boise, Oct. IA special from Idaho
City says: c. A. Coulter was found
dead this morning, about eight miles
above Pioneer
From the appearance of his body it is
thought he had been dead a week. He was
prospecting in that locality.
The coroner will 80 up in the rorU'~g
to hold an inquest.
The deceased had a brother in Butte
in the saddlery business.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
HAS BEEN ASLEEP FOR MONTHS
Every Effort to Awaken Mail Mcsseu.
ger Proves Futile.

Cleveland, Oct 1.-Peter Crawford, %
years old, a former mail messenger Of
New York, has been asleep with the ex-
ception of a few hours for seven or eight
months. His case is the most remarkable
one that has ever come under the observa-
ton of Cleveland doctors. a little over
a year ago he was thrown from a mail
wagon in New York, sustaining injuries
to his spine. Every effort to awaken the
man has proved futile
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
A ROUNDUP OF FEDERAL THIEVES
Four Uut Of Seven Found Guilty mt Bir.
minghaIn Alabama.


Ex-Deputy Marshal c. c. Reed of Biz
mingham, Ala, has been found guilty in
the United States circuit court of pre-
senting false claims to the government
He has taken an appeal and given bond.
Reed is the fourth ex-federal officer to
be convicted in Alabama, out Of seven in
dicted a year ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
MARLBOROUGH IS DEAD.
THE BRAVE HENRICo CONSTABLE
sCCCuMBs TO Az OPERATION.


Policeman J. r. Yuhr0lgh. who vas
shot last "Wednesday n.rht ual p circum-
stances which have already been n .as
public through these columns mec4mbol
70 his injuries shortly De,.s. u.sa yss,er.
day
Mr. Yarbrough's condition. which has
been very precarlous from tre outset.
assumed a very alarmins aspect .a Big ..y
night. and. as "a iIst resort. ~ vas a...Iot
20 perform 4 further operation l,r.ay
morning. which. however. proved uHtsa.-
ing. IA the officer died before tie o....-
ton could be completed. Ills body H4
b. removed % his late homo. on Che. ...
I'LL, Immediately after the inquest " l
Will be he'd ~ 10 O'Clock tnis mo....s
at the hospital.
No arrest has been made, or. .niee.
IS likely 70 BE- made. as 10 Glow il ..s
murderer exists. and Policeman patr r-
son. who was near SIR. Yaroulgh when
be was shot. states that 10 would De- als..
lutely impossible for him o. IDENTIFY TO
miqcreant. as The darkres ana ire DIE
lance which separated iaen made DO lll-
possID DE Tor MN 10 e.rtiiI, aitA lAe man
dress or features.
Commonwealth s-Atfln,y Sands has s.-
cured ihc assistance ~ the city detective
in the case.
Mr. J. II. YarbroIgh was born in Han-
over county nearly 80 years ago. d. ..s
been engaged in truck and dairy farm.
Ing until last September when Be- r..
appointed as a county policeman ty Js.-a
Mickham RE had already rendered s.Y
valuable and efficient service. ANA n.s
highly esteemed hy The authorize H.
leaves a vile and three email chlf-.
His wife. mother. ana brother w.r. .
constant attendance 90 his bedside a
the hospital until che end.
The funeral VIII take place ~ -
o'clock this ey ming from the Ri tiain
Park Methodist Episcopal church. -
the intermeEt viii be made az Imul7gI
B.rying-GroInl. on toe Brook mad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
THE FOUR BROTHERS.
A Very Interesting Tale for the
Children.
By David MacRae)

Once upon time there were four
brothers, and they made up their minds
20 so away one By one and seek their
fortunes. so the eldest packed up the
things he might need and siung them over
his shoulder. and took staf In his
hand, and went away. Well. be had not
walked q great way before he came 10 a
place where the road parted. And while
he Ioitered, thinking which road he should
take, there came UP 10 MIN tall. Eei!ed
figure. and said: WHITTIER away
Il am going 10 Elk my fortune. SAID
IS.
said the yelled figure.
Wen. he thought for bit, and then:
Il will seek II by right" he said.
So the yelled figure told him which road
to take. and said. III you go straight
on and n-yer turn 20 this side or that,
you viii come where you snail make your
fortune"
so h turned HIM into that road on
his right But the veiied figure called after
him. ard said: There will be many that
Will try 70 be.GIlle you. IL you viii give
me that ring on your fnger, i shall give
you this little eyc-glsss. watch IS called
wIs.Icn.. and 1t will show you ;hi.gs -
they are
But he said: Il can see well enough
without IT," And with that he turned and
.ddr cssed himself 10 bis journey.
He had not gone very far before he
saw some men sporting Themselves In a
field hard by the road 80 when they raw
aim, they called out for I'm 20 come and
Join IN m. But he would not 20. Then
they all began TO jeer ard gioe. and say,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

tower In the wood yonder: that 1t was
full Of gold. But the lad said. Nay
I shall not turn out OF the right road.
with that he took his glass and looked.
and the tower and the gold vanished, ana
he saw nothing but the dead body OF his
third brother. crushed out Of all shape.
and the bones OF other men that had
persisted there before so the lad would
not 50 much as rest by the way-side, cut
held on his way.
By-and-by night came on. and the lad
wrapped himself Up and lay down by the
roadside 10 sleep. And a long and sound
sleep he had. Well he awoke In tnc sunny
morning with the sound OF a voice sing
ing sweet and clear as silver and where
should be find himself but close by the
golden gates Of beautiful palace; ana
when he looked where the voice came
from, there. 10 be sure. was the lOvellest
young princess that the sun ever shone
upon and the lad had no sooner cast his
eyes on her than he fen over head ana
ears in love and would have given all the
world. II n had IL. only ID kiss her hand.
And while be was yet looking at her
ont Of the palace and down the golden
steps came the yelled figure that had come
70 him at the shedding Of the road, and
had said WHITTIER away?' And 10 sail
10 him: since you have kept by the way
that is right. and have not been turned
aside either by jeeTing or pleasure. or
hopes Of gain, I shall give you now what
ever thing you ask"
oh said the lad. give ne that beau
tiful princess for my wife"
Then the figure drew of It's veil. and
who was there-dO YOU Think the
king himself, And tie king took the lad
by tha hand. since you kept by the
..H..
princess and half the kingdom" And the
king was az good as his word. for the lad
got the beautiful princess and half the
kingdom too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
DEAF lis.

KENT Died. Saturday morning az 8
O'Clock. M her residence, 5i3 north Henry
street. Mrs. LUCY 4. KENT. In the
10Th year Of her age. She leaves a son and
three daughters 20 mourn their loss
Funeral VIII take place MONDAY
AFTERNOON. az I O'Clock from Fifth-
Street Baptist church (cclored). Front
seats reserved for white friends.
KREAGLE.-Dled at the residence or
her son. as Norton street. Mrs. MARY
KREAGLE in her nth year
Call not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe where storms are DER
On the bOrder-,and We left her
Soon 70 meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world OF changes.
Far beyond this world Of care.
We shall find our missing loved one
In our Fathers mansion fair.
Funeral from the above residence Sun
DAY AFTERNOON At 6 O'Clock. Friends
and acaullntapces are invited 70 attend.
No flowers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
\ MARVEL IL LIGHT WEATHER.
That's Whit the Nnikyrie is-she
ncmOnNtrnfcs u.

HUNTERS QUAY. SCOTLAND. July
G-In her RAGE with the cutters britannia
and Ailsa to-day for the Queens Cup the
Valkyrle III demonstrated what has been
conceded by the yachting experts-that
she rs a marvel In light weather. she
beat the Britannia through smooth sea,
IN a southerly wind that held through.
and was 0f varying force, but was never
strong. by IA minutes and % seconds,
corrected time The Ailsa. which rec wed
an allowance 81 minutes 80 seconds
from the cup-chalienger. was defeated by
her hy 70 minutes and Il seconds, lapsed
time. and Is minutes Is seconds, corrected
time. Twenty-Five miles Of the course was
dead 10 wludward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
THEY Pounded THE BALL.
The BIucbirds Bunched Their HIS
and Won out from Roanoke.

"Rjchmcnd can't hi the bail" s. often
Of late have the rootcrs OF this city made
use of that expression when discussing
the relative merits and dement's OF the
teams composing the Virginia state
League II IS about time they were
changing their tune now ana ADMIT
ting that the Biueb.r4s are siusseis.
Ihey can hit. and hit well. and they
undoubtedly demonstrated their ahil'tY so
10 10 yesterday afternoon. when IN one
Inning they fairly batted Roanokes
pitcher Csishb ont Of the box
They battod well all through the game.
making eleven hits. With total OF
fourteen bases. bat II was IN The Sc
cond inning that they fairy slaughtered
stahl. and six hits. with total OF eight
bases. we're ,bunchcG from his delivery
In rapid succession. Everybody was hit-
ting The tall and tht horsehide was
kept merriiy rolling 20 ard FRO over the
grass. and the Roanoke payers were
Keep, chasing after Sc. while run after run
was scored. Until the thing grew monoto-
nous. and the crowd fairly heayeI sigh
0. relic! when IN size was retired.
Tannehlll Was IN ths box for Richmond.
and he proved a rsosi iatficst- puzzle
fer the Goals dariDs the FIRST three IN
nIugs. Ia the fourth, however they got
en- 70 him. ard pointed cut three hii7,
which. with he assistance OF errors made
by McGowan. ReFte and Ksly. and a
Wild throw on tho art Of TSsnehiil
Melted ;hsm four Tlns. Fa.tz lilec oat
a double IN the next inulS and IaGdcn.
to.ng Ikcvie. scored him Tfa' ended
~. Iun.rettiay though there vas some
Itile hitting iheEeftter.
The hgilfis. espeeiSny these 81 Ire out
fed. afforded TaansAul excei.sal sup
rort. ard 20 ih~,- csrarieas WEEK Is large
IN Hss EIciim 5na's Success Iatiic made
a nest posuli4r ri, IN ~" yer'n;h In
ming. which nearly resu'tfd IN home
r,:n FOR him. Pc caaYn; The b1il square
H. on the 't.ade-ai5.k" az. landed II
on the top o. ore of the signs against
the fence In centre nc!l. II balanced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
Petersburg Baseball Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA, July G.-(Spe-
cial The Petersburg club has engaged
a new pitcher. whose name has not yet
been made public. II Is reported that he
will b. here early next week
The Farmers viii return home from
Lynchburg tomorrow. and on Monday
viii begin a series u three games with
N0rf1 X
McD-rmott.. formerly umpire for the
Virginia League. Is said To be doing fine
work as umpire in the Western AssO-
citation.
stafford. Petersburg's first baseman last
year. recently received 81 for making
a home run IN New Orleans.
The contest for the services Of Thomas
Turner. the Farmers first baseman.
claimed by the Houston CTeXJ. team.
has not yet been decided. II b. reported
that the Texas League has temporarily
suspended him. but h. Is playing here
all the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND W.
CHANICaL COLLEGE.

BLAtkSBI 10. VA.
\ southern Institute % Vechn1 %
Instructors; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r.n
laooTatDr!es. aui .nhrUary; flrm
acres, Ffeam-heafing and electric.
In dgrmlt0ries. Degree courses in a.
culture. Horticulture. ClNH. 81
and Electrical Engineering.
On ml-try. and General Science.
courses in Practical AsTiCI.t-ie
Practical Mechanics.
Total cost Tor Eereion Of nine r',
including tuition AMI other fees
board. Waehicg Textbooks. Ur... t-
students, Sl55. Next session begins -.f'
TENDER n. $50. For caftl0gu. apply ID
J. ". MBkNDE. IN. j.. DID,. l.
s. TT Pro- ..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

~ NORTH PINE STREET.
OPENS MONDAY. SErrENHlH -.Il
New pupils enrolled Friday. -elf.r
-Dth. Boys prepared Tor c.'I.e .r .I
versity. Fully equipped gywrt- lm.
competent instructor. CifrgIafs at
stores For further Information al.
O. ~ Motley, Ashland va. ly Us
THE BOARD OF puBLIC-sCH0. .
TBrSrEaS' o. DanyIie We, iAfl
APPLICATIONS Tor tle pos. lnl
PRINCIPAL OF THE Hlln - f'
for the next session n uinH ana a p.
months. LcginuItg sept ubfr %
Aprlcants wll sfalc what branch.
are prepared % tetch. Election. NJ
day. Jnly i0Jh. +. +. AGREE Ci.,t
BJAnd. ~ l'-naiaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

there. and Groves. In jumping after II,
fell down. All this time Little was
coursing around the bases. and the case
looked desperate Bradley came to the
rescue clambered up the fence and
knocked the ball down. In the mean
time Little had reached third base. and
was on his way home. but Bradley headed
him on there. and he had to return to
third.
The game throughout was most inter
esting. The appended score Will give It's
Inf nilc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
Homicide In bnrla.

MONTGOMERY ALA, july CA spe-
clal 10 the Advertiser from Guntersyille.
Ala. says. At a Populist speaking at
Warrenton. this county to-day BIN Nt-
chell was shot and killed by j. 4.
Sanford. The latter received a fearful
cash IN the head from "a rock, thrown by
Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
NATIONAL IEAGVE GAMES.
New York shuts Ont the Chicago
Team. with Ease.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 6.-New York
shut out the Chicago team today with
ease. In an undressing and slow game.
Rusie was as big a mystery az ever. only
four scattering hits being obtained of his
delivery. Hutchinson was wild, giving
five bases on balls. four Of which scored.
Farrell was ordered out OF the game
before New York took the field FOR pro-
testing against the decision Of Umpire
Andrews He then took the coacher's
box. and he was ordered from the &line
and fined s.. Score: X. II. l..
Chicago ...... ......O0 10000 90 3
New York ........2 030004O0-S II 2
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittriige'
Rusie and Wilson.
LOOSE AND WEAK.
CLEVELAND. O., July 6.-Loose field
ing and weak hitting by both teams cha
racterized to-day's game. Delahanty :
work at short was very yellow. Hamli-
tons catch Of Blakes fly to the centre
field fence was one Of the best ever seen
on the grounds. Attendance. 400. Score;
r. II. l..
Cleveland 49,. .2ooOOo1oO-s 3
Philadelphia -. .00O1Ol1O2- 8
Batteries: Knell and Donovan; Terry
and Buckley.
NICHOLS GREAT.
PITTSBURG. PA, July G.-Nichols
mitchell a great game and the Bostons
broke their losing streak lie gave Pitts
burg only five hits. and batted In two
runs. The home club made another eX-
citing finish. making one run IN the ninth
inning. and having three men lett on
bases when Bannon caught line drive
from Cross's bat. Boston gave wonder
full exhibition OF base-running, and sacn-
fee hitting. Attendance. 300. Score:
Ri. +.
Pi,tsburg .. ...IO0O0OOOl- ? 2
Boston see. ......I011l00o - o
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Nichols
and Ryan.
A STRUGGLE
CINCINNATI. O., July st was a
struggling game all the way from start
10 finish to-day Cincinnati took the
first lead In the first Inning by knocking
Stein out OF the box. The same trek
was performed upon Phillips In the
seventh inning. Thirty-eight hits. among
them being several three -bassegs and
home-run. shows me way bo;h teams hit
the ball. Treadway sent the ball over
the fence-the third time this feat has
been performed here this season BroOh-
Ign came near tying the score In the
ninth. Attendance. $50. Score: X. h h
Cincinnati ..5633o320 '-ls % 3
BROOKLYN .... Ol022421-i is s
Batteries. Phillips, Foreman. and Mur-
ply. Stein. Gumbert. and Grim.
PREVENTED BY RAIN.
ST. LOUIS. July est. Louis-Baltmore
game prevented by rain.
TWO GAMES TO-DAY.
LOUISVILLE. July G-fo1.syille-Wash-
ington game postponed until Tomorrow
when two games will be played.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

ST. LOUIS. NO. July "a special 10
the Chronicle from T0lucg. Mexico. says
that al the Calvares stone quarry. near
there. Yesterday. a large force OF men
were getting out stone. when the earth
above them cayeI IN. completely burying
them Five men were killed and fifteen
seriously wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
WISER ABLE PLAYING.
Petersburg and iynchburg Put Up
Il Ragged Contest.

IYNCHRURG. VA. July 6.-fSpecial)-
A miserable exhibition OF ball playing
was Witnessed on the R.vermoEt-Grounds
this afternoon. in the game between Pc
tersburg and Lynchburg. Both teams
played ragged baN. Orth started IN 10
pitch good ball for Lynchburg. but re-
tired in disgust after the fifth inning,
on account of the poor support given
him. Kagey finished the game and the
visitors failed 10 score IN the innings he
pitched. Foreman was In the box for
Petersburg. and was hit freely. Following
{s the score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
MAHRIAGI.s

DODAMEAD-GRAY.-Married. June 10.
1855. AZ the residence OF the brides
brother. John Adam. Esq, 55o5 east
Broad street. by the Rv. !. II. Mercer,
Mr.. CHARLES II. DODAMEAD. OF Pu-
laski city. Va. and Mrs. HELEN y.
GRAY OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
Total

Summary. Earned runs-Portsm0utn' D.
Home riin-Clare. Two-base hIts-ia'e
Hall. Double ploy-Reed ana NeiteI' ~
on bases-Norfolk. 4. Portsmouth, ="
stolen bases-Sorfolk. }. struck OUT
Chard. 1: by Clare. :. Bases on ." -,
chs,d :, ~ Leach. I: of Clare. 2 Passed
balis-cote. 2: Childs. .. Time, hours
I,mplre. McI.aushlln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

APALACHlCOiA. FLA. July g.
George Long. Marion Long. Ci'm. FL
bridge. and Misses Carrie johnson and
Emma Eaton were strucs b. lightning
to-day. Georg. Lorg. Glenn Eidridge
and Miss Futon win probably die. All
were struck By the same bot, though the
boys ind girls were half a mile apart
George Longs foot was almost torn or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

TOPEKA. KAN, July G.-The Supreme
Court rendered It's decision this morning
in TIE case of Mrs Mary Lease against
the members OF the Board OF Charities
in favor of he defendant George g..
Clark. who was appointed 20 succeed her
as q member Of the board. This eTectu-
ally removes Mrs. Lease from office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

Summary: tHfneI TuNs-I'OTtsnOUIl. :.
Two-base hts-Corcoran. Tate. Childs,
and Hall. Double play-O Hagan ana
Tate. Left on bases-Norfolk, 3; Ports
mouth. j. Stolen Norfolk. 3: Ports
mouth, 3. Struck out-By Weeks, 1: by
Brandt Z. Bases on bslis-Off weeks.
L. Of Brandt. 2. Hit by pitcher-By
Brandt, !. Passed bsll-Childs. Wild
piiches--Weeks. 2. Time Of game hou
and - minutes. Umplre-Nr. McLaugh-
Tn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
cnrtnin Mehh a.im AIixc.

SPOKANE. WASH. July captain
Paul webb, whose back was broken while
riding down chute into Lake Occur
d'AIene. is still alive. and says he will
live 10 make other rides. The doctors
have no hopes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of J. II. YARBRoUGH VIII
take place at i. NJ. TO-DAY from
Highland Park Methodist Episcopal
church No flowers.
Interment at Emmanuel Burying-
Ground Brook road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

Petersburg. Z. Two-base hits-l.yon, san
ford. Three-base hlts-Thomp50n. 'Plock.
schabel. Home runs-I thompson. Turner.
Double plays-Mclntyre and Plock; Breen.
Pender. and Turner. Struck out-by
Orth. 9: b. Kagey. 3; By Foreman. ;.
Bascg on ba.,s-Dn Ortiz. /; of Kagey, 2;
of Ft'--man, 3. Umpire. Fir. iioggins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

him. mashed out hot one to OHagan'
who touched Hargrove and threw the
batter out to Tate. enecting the only
double play Of the game, and pulling his
team out OF a tight hole.
Following are the scores:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

for boys will reopen SEPTEMBER d
1876. at SO. / NORTH THIRD STR .tl.
Pupils received from ! o. % yer
age jyf-r.ft