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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02
HOW TO SELECT EGGS THAT WILL uArol

HOW TO SELECT EGGS THAT WILL HATCH.
In the large end of the egg there is
what is call tho dir cavity, or air
chamber. 1t is small space inside
tho shell md outside of the inner
lining or membrane of the shell. In
a fresh laid egg it is about as big
around rs dime and an eighth or
quarter of IN inch deep. But in old
eggs that have been on hand n good
while it is larger, and in eggs that
have been frosted it is also much
larger. BY holding tho egg up be-
tween the thumb and foreHngcr, with
tho large end turned in toward the
hand, and holding it between the eye
and bright light, the mir cavity can
BIO easily seen through the shell.
When the cavity is small, and the egg
inside the shell keeps firmly in place
rs it is turned over, the ogg is fresh.
But if the mir cavity is enlarged, and
there is loose watery substance that
seems to run about within the shell
when tho egg is turned, it is an old
egg, OF else it has been frosted, and
in either case it will not hatch.
If the mir cavity is absent entirely,
and the inside of the egg turns about
loosely, then the inside lining of tho
shell, together with the yolk, is
broken, and is either spoiled egg or
very soon will be.
After nm egg has been subjected to n
few dogs of incubntion-about five
days--the formation of chicken may
be seon under similar test. At first
only small red veins, until dark CEN
trail point will be seen, but after the
eighth or tenth day the veins enlarge
and increase and the dark spot also
appears much larger, SO as to give
about one-fourth OF the egg inside O
dark appearance with red outlines.
The movement of the chicken which
is in process of formation may then
be detected.
The dark spot at first seen is the
head and eyes of the chick, and from
that there grows, or gradually de-
velops, the balance of it. After two
weeks of incubation the chicken has
attained a size that gives the inside of.
the egg dark appearance, though
which nothing can be seen. Eggs
that appear clear and fresh looking
may be rated asunfertile and removed
after the seventh day.
In running nm incubator q test of
TINS KIND is quito necessary, as it is
often the case that thirty or forty per
cent. OF the eggs should be taken out
because OF unfertility.-Farm, Field
and Fircsidc.
LEMON BUFF ROOSTER AND HENS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

karl's Glover Root, the great blood purifier
gives freshness and clearness to the complex
ion and cures constipation. 20 cts. 50 cts. 81
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02
"IIcnIth Insnrnncn.n

That Is almost ms necessary ms life insur.
nnce. II means reasonable care and OCCASION
ally little metiicinc-not much. A Ripaus
Tabulc is enough In most cases.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

Al the Bon Mnrcho (chcap market). Paris,
last yoar, 6G2 persons wero arrested for
kleptomnnia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

1eANet upper To-,
Mich, writes: II not
infreqliently have an at
tick of the headache.
It usually comes on ia
the forenoon. At my
dinner I cat MY regular
meal. and take one or
two of Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets inime-
diately after, and In the
course of an hour my
headache is cured aud
no bad effects. I feel
better eve,y way for
having tnken them
not worse, as is usual
aiter taking other kinds
of pills. Pleasant pei
let's are worth more
than their weight In
gold, if for nothing else
than to cure headache. !"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02
A LEMON BUFF nooyrrp Avn urua

a LEMON BUFF ROOSTER AND HENS.
In large cage near tue centre of
Madison Square Garden what is
probably tho highest priced rooster in
America strutted about during the
recent Poultry Show as if aware of
the fact that bipeds OF his style como
high. America is his name, and with
him were six hens of the same breed
and fine coloring. These birds are
tho property of Adams, Purdue Sc
Young. and they were raised by
Mr.. Newton Adams at his farm near
Utica, n. Y. America is lemon buff
colorod cochin, and 10 obtain this
particular purity of shading brings o
feeling to tho fancier very much like
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

England has 200 men each worth over
s5,O0O,oO0.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

Los Angeles will have citrus fair.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

For Humanity's Sake. Artor Thirty-six
Years OF housekeeping Slavery. Ito
Tolls How ifo Wac Sot Froo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02
D ruby Marvellous
"A Cure Seldom Equalled in
Medical History
All Other Tire atm ont Failed
Hoods arsaparilIa Cured.

my wife spralnod her ankle ten years nro
1t apparently got we'll to all outward appear.
ance, 1t bcing littlo larger than tho other
ankle, but in II fcw months thrco sores broke
out On hor knee, her ankle. ind foot. They
hncnmn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02
Largo Running Ulcers

and tho doctor could not do anything to
help. Ithcn took my wife to tho hospital
md the surgeons scrapod nll tho flesh round
tho sores, and said they would get we'll They
almost healed up, hut soon two little spccks
came, ono on cach sidc of tho first sore. The
doctors said they would not amount to any
thing, but in few days they turned out to
DO moro ulcers, and in n short time they had
eaton into tho original sore and made n largo
wound. Tho surgeon next decided than an
Operation must Be Performed.
My wlfe would not consent to this. 1 WINS
'nbout discouraged and decided TO have her
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-02

Hoods PILLS arc purely Vegetable, and
carefully prepared from the best ingredients
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
MrRDERED THEIR MOTnER.
And Held High Carnival i'm the House
where the Body Lay.

LONDON. July ia most horrible
case of juvenile deprauty and brutality
came TO light in Piaistow, an eastern
suburb of London, this morning. Two
boys, named Combes, aged respectively
thirteen and eleven years, were brous ht
before a magistrate upon the chafse OF
having murdered their mother ana the
accusation was substantiated by their
own confession OF the crime. The boys
killed their mother by stabbing her
through the heart ten days ago, since
which time they have occupied the house
alone with the Woman'5 fast decomPoshB
body. The husband Of the murdered wo-
man and father Of the two boys Is =
ship purser, and Is absent from nome
on a sea voyage. The house Is well fur-
nlshed and possesses all the require
ments Of a comfortable home
After the boys committed their crime
they paWned Il number OF valuables
they found In the house and proceeded
10 enjoy themselves by taking trips 10
various places on the river. and IN the
interim visiting cricket grounds and IN
duiging in other forms Of amusSment.
When they were arrested they were play
ing cards In the house containing the
docOmposed corpse Of their mother, III
company with a half-wi.ted man, and ap-
parently getting the highest degree oi
enjoyment from their pastimc, despite
the stencil which perVaded the rooms.
The magistrate was astOund "a AT inc
developments OF The case and amlzei
at The cool demeanOr Of the boys 10
declared that he could not believe the
youngsters sane and remanded them
Iending their mental examination.
The minds Of the boys seem 10 hav.
been upset BY reading novels which mad.
heroes Of cut-thr0ats, robbers, ara IL,
like. The crime has created a great
sensation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

Cutters of the Revenue Marine orderr" q"
In.pect Incoming Vessels.

WASHINGTON, July N.-Contempora-
neous with the announcement that the
Spanish Cabinet has agreed 10 pay the
Mora claim. the Treasury Department.
has issued orders TO the revenue marine
to manifest increased vigilance IN gudru-
Ing the South Atlantic coast, 10 prevent
nllbustering expeditions for cuba de-
parting from our shores. and 10 protect
our Southern seaport towns from the
Introduction Of yellow fever from Cuba.
The cruise OF the four revenue cutters
assigned to these patrol duties are: Nor
riu. Forward, McLane. and Wlnona. The
orders. which are long, state.
In addition 10 your regular duties,
under the customs and navigation laws.
YOU are directed TO pay strict attention 10
the enforcement OF the neutrality laws.
I'm the course OF your cruising, hsning
srnacks or other vessels from foreign
norts. which may be found near the
coast. with or without indications or
making a port OF the United States. and
not having on beard a bill OF health
signed by the consular officer OF the
United states at the port from which the
vessel last sailed. Will be sent by you
20 the nearest quarantine station, TO re-
port there TO the medical officer IN chalse
for his action.
You will hail all craft from foreign
ports fallen I'm with, 10 ascertain whethtr
there is sickness on board. ana II any
affirmative reply. the vessel VIII not DC
boarded, but you will order II to proceed
to quarantine. and enforce the order. II
the reply should be negative, you VIII
cause the vessel 10 he boarded by the
sanitsry inspector and thoroughly eN-
on mel, in the interest Of the quarantine
service, and by an officer OF your COM
nand. Under the customs, navigation, and
neutrality laws"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

MOBILE, ALA. July B-Andrew
Thomas (coloredD. who 'crimnally as
saulted and brutaiiy beat an aged white
woman. named Mrs Wise. near Moss
Point, Miss, and who WIS captured here
some ten days ago. and held for re-
QUESTION from the Governor Of Mlssis-
sippi. was taken TO Scranton. Miss. by
Sheriff Minor on an early freight train,
which reached Scranton five minutes
past this morning. There was "A
mob OF 30 men at the train, heavily
armed to receive the prisoner.
When the sheriff noticed the special
train from Moss Point standing on the
upper end Of tho siding ne called 10 his
deputy that the Jig was up. Lights were
extinguished in the cabOose. and the
prisoner was concealed IN a box under
the seats The crowd literally swarmed
around the train and jeered at the sheriif.
\ tall Mississippan discovered the negro
tn his hiding place, and cried out. come
on. boys. here he IS" and with this the
crowd, with a rush. poured into the
coach. half dragging and half pushing
the mob with their victim up and across
the track 70 a large and stately water
oak tree that stands just across the
track from the station There were no
preliminaries. The rope was in readi-
ness. and the negro was swung in mia
air. Then commenced a fulisdde that
lasted fully fifteen minutes and the body
Was literally made d pepper-Dox with
bullets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

WASHINGTON, July lS.-Secretary La
mont says that he did not talk politics
and did not see any politicians during
his western tour.
"Iswas not hunting ghosts" he said
though ! am told some were about.
My trip was a purely business one, and
had neither inclination nor opportum-
ty to NEEDLE in politics. About the only
people I saw were the military and rail
road people"
you observed the condition OF the
county through which yon passed.
ayes, enough 90 see q at 10 appeared
prosperous and promising. The railroad
men whom 7 met told me that the out
look was very favorable for great pros
perity. They are about the only ones
had an opportunity TO talk with on the
81 biect. and I presume that they arc
about the best posted. II was SAID ihat
the whole country was experiencing a
renewal Of prosperity. and that the peo-
pl, were contented and satisbevd with the
outlook. All the crops are i'm the best
possible condition. and the reports from
the various sections CT The country indi-
cate n great product for the year"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

and In case Barley flies the track again
II will be over with him for good. Nan
expresses much sorrow Tor Wnat ne mas
done. =,
Breen. formerly of Roanoke, may De-
come an addition 10 the Hustlefs soon'
He Is a good one. s..
MCGOWAN will be out of he game Tor
a week or more. He has ugly gasnes
above and below his eye, ana the opiic
Is entirely closed up.
Belts. formerly Of the National League.
may soon become a Virginia state League
umpire.
Norfolk is nov fn last place.
The Nagicians seem 10 nave sruch
gait that no team can stop.
Richmond goes TO l.ynchDurg tne nrst
plrt of next week, and return mere on
Thursday for a series with Portsmouth.
The Hustlers made seventeen hts Win
n total OF tWenty-three bases
Kain should have scored in the nrsi
inning bat ne was caught trying 70 stea'
home. - ,
The Hustlers opened with five runs ana
closed with the same number.
Tannehili struck out seven men
The Crabs came near being smut out.
Bette and Houseman are getting an
eye for the bali,
TIE Princeton and Yale football eiev-
ems wall play the University OF Virginia
here this fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
Catholic Knights of P,thias in Trouble.

GALE.SBURG, ILL. July ia sensa-
ton prevails in Pythian circles here over
the order asking the Catholic Knights
OF Pythias to renounce the organiza-
ton. College city Lodge. the strongest
one here, has many Catholic members,
and a number OF them are ayerse 10
leaving their organization. A prominent
knight, who conferred with Monsgn0r
SatOlli. In Washington, says movement
is on foot 10 secure a rehearing by the
Pope. and revocation OF the decree.
WASHINGTON, July ls.--it is stated
here that no assurances have been given
by Monslgnor Satolli that the papal de-
cree regarding the Knights OF Pythias
would be reconsidered with a view 70
its modification and possible snnulment.
All advices received by Monsignor Sa-
TOLL show that the subject Is settled for
good. As there was some delay In put
ting the first decree Ia operation. owing
20 discretion vested In bishops second
one was promulgated. requiring the de-
cree TO be Immediately and fully put
IN operation. A special case arose in
Fall River Mass. where the circum-
stances were so exceptional that Cardinal
Gibbons took the papers TO Rome. with
"A view 70 securing an exemption. But
this. 81 is eplained. aid not indicate any
purpose TO consider a modification OF the
decree itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. July ls.-flour
v cak and lower: western superhne. SO
a. 75. do extra, ~. Sf03.jD; winter wheat.
Vatent. S3.7JH3.!D: spring do, S3-ION3-.J;
do straight, S3.JOg3.D.
Wheat steady at the decline; spot anu
.ulv G2ac. August, 6fSc., December,
7Oi5ft7C2.c.: steamer No. = red, J2'.qGjc.;
southern. by sample, $685.; do, on
grade ,Sizd6Sc .o,,~
Corn duh and lower; mixed spot. 49a9
4ai5c.: July. 49c bid: August. 33lSc.;
soIthern white JoQ5ic.; 10. yellow, ti1
52c.
:2isc.: No mixed. western, sOu3vnc
Rye quiet.
Hay quiet and frm at $1,000.
Grain freights luiet.
Coffee steady at Si6.'V.
Other articles unchanged
Bonds-Virginia 3's. new. IA; DO. CEN
tury, 5l4Q62: BaldmOre and ono, b2n
DO. boiijs, Gs, ll7lxGllS; do. js, JOSS
Q10Si2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

NEW YORK. July ls.-Cotton futures
closed easv. July and August, 40; sep
t,nber $50; October. 0o1; November,
,Sp December. 90. January, O.J3; feb-
rvarv, s.1l. March, 1V". sales, S,'vo
~sxv ORLEANS. La. July ls.-Cotton
e,,trrrs sfeady. sales, 1S.iVv bales Jnly,
4 80 N,c,.st 65J. September, GOO, oc-
tcrcr 81. <ovemOer, go: December,
Il t6. January, Gil; February o.'0,
'ti:IsrGOI.. July 1s.-Noon.-Cotton
Emma fair and prices steady; Ameri-
90, ',,l1aliue. 3 ll-a2. sales, ir,pD bales,
tr,.rlr4n 300 bales. speculation ana
go, 80 bales: receipts. 5,pO bales
.,,,'.r lH4 bales: September, 3I-Vl
~" "a. Sepfember and october. 1854;
+".-h,, and November : if-04. NOFem-
~. and december. 4o-CA. December
~, fsrnarv. 4g-Gf: January and Feb
mary. 5l-Ci; February ana March,
j. M-American middling, :air,
4 Id. good middling. rs. low nlddlins'
p fa-2o. good ordinary, lo-o-; ordinary
= a.ao- Juiy and July and August, 4--o4,
seitere. August ana September > so-bi4
= U-e buyers; September and october,
. i-.Gl buyers, october ana November,
. tc.e49a l,-Gf. sellers, November ana
,,'.,,ber 3 4f-6lN3 4S-G4, sellers; De
',,,,hg~ and January, 4o-biq3 1900,
seiin,e. January and February, 3 oo-g4,
'..iie,s February and March, L2-0i,
t,.,,,.re March and April. 3 1914, seiiers'
srrl and May. li-6i, value. Futures
closed barely steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

BALTIMORE July Ex-senator German
v,sited The Democratic Headquarters In
thi.. CITY to-day and was instantly IA
communication with the local party lead
era This incident 10 certain extent
contra5icts the report that the Sen itor
is not IN harmony with the local leaders.
Mr. German said he was certain that the
Democratic party In the city 3nd state
would come of with flying colors az the
next election.
Many leading Democrats OF the state
are urging the senator 10 assume per
snnal leadership of the party IN Mary
land. and while he refused 20 commit
himself uuon the subject, il is gen orally
believed that ne Will continue at the
helm during the campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., July 1s.-Rosin
firm: strained, SLlll2, good strained
spirits Of turpentine steady; machine,
2l1.c; irregular - &C.
Tar hFm at $50.
Crude turpcntine quiet; hard, $40;
soft. 81 20. virgin T2.2p
GARLEsON, S. c.. July ls.-Tur-
pentfne firm at -.Iiac.. receipts. 80 casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm al sl.lJa p;
receipts 80 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, July lS.-Spirits Of
turpentine firm at 25i2c. bid; receipts
23i~ casks.
Rosin firm, with sales of 1890 barrels
Quotations. A, J., and g, SLID; ID, *l-l;
+. Si.35; 6, S155; IL. SLID; !, 500: =,
S2gN NJ, $40; y, 500, window glass,
$40. water white, 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19

CINCINNATI o., July fs.-Fiour quiet
and liberal receipts; winter patent, $50
ass; fancy, S3.40q3.60; family, 5000
800
Wheat fairly active. 40. > red, 70 ar
rive. o6l1n61l5c; NO. 3 red, 5ia6Jc.
Corn quiet: No. white. track, sc;
No. > mixed. 3Jlzc.. mixed ear, track
16c.
oats inactive and In light inquiry, new
mixed, track, pc.
POrK dull and unchanged.
Lard weak and in light demand. steam
leaf. al. 10; kettle lard. $50, prime steam
quiet and weak at SOL
1acon steady; shoulders, $3.50; short
sides. S6.62i5; loose short clears, sGb2i2
boxed meats &c. more.
Dry sailed meats dull and weak; loose
shoulders, SJ12il; loose snort RIBS, SG.l2i2,
loose short clears, $6.3112, boxed meats
worth PC. more.
WHISKY qulel at Sl.Z3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
,yt CLOSING QUOTdTIONs or
MONEi.
earring. aud sales AT the Hichmond To-
f.e.o f-Nchangc Revenue
Collections Foreign Advice.

KIM N0Hh. July io.-The profess
..s are suA IA tOnti0l OF the stOcK
..ft. aIa as their tHorts are directed
..y a.ai.st tnc lIuustilals. lncy
md ono ntuc oimculty snarNlns DIVA
... IaUs- The I4U Will come Wnel
f. sUofls cuutaNOr ia cover Up 10
..I. 5000 DEALS nave had the pest ~ 49,
l...ll 1N.N aUtCttutl ga forcing Leather
...I.4i.. po.hts 40 SSH eA-44sl1cul "
t.lUl un the aenl-ouC.ai statement
r.ut int company, in ofder TO complete
I.t .I.Nul4aluA, viii have 10 issue .l,Nry
additional cofuiuon ana $500 additional
...Itfit4 stODN. sugar inst uecnne4 a
do lnFl ant tnCu rose 10 H4, H4t.. e. lc-
l.Io. at the close TO iUo,s uluJ.s. G.un-
I.i. Lead. Distnnng. ana General E..ce-
tt.. were Mllnuul important choilst.
cotton hI common ~as "a acludho. nov
tter. aAs Oh purchases Of Io,pJD mares
.-t~uctu "A per cent. COnsonoatcd 'da
...std SO t"s ni4 ana i5ts eshta. tai'-
Ns.f securities G-splaycI eoASlleia Die
Strength, ANA at one time the mafNtt
showed advances oil aus where from q
Oh. ia. tut Nandcruils ledmn1 lNc
brilliant outlook for Toe crops ana the
increase in railway earnings - -nahius
% -lilcllt 4or the bears TO HistuiD !ohe
HOLDINGS 10 Was reported tO-udy t4-i
IS. a. Orossmah g. broineI "ni iivna"iy
ship Sl.usitso gol4 unless the hIm can
are tuc bills necessary 10 cover ne
demands OF us ioftlsn 'viitsD'ndth'S.
IL b. understood fllNI tH' 4tt H VII .t--F
the gOld only az last resort. one nun
licd thousand gold was taken by NessiaS'
Colgate A 90. 90 bee shipped toy the
Ettruia ON SATURDAY. and the Canadian
Bank also Withdrew $1,000 from the
sub-ireasury for shipment TO Canada IN
connection with i4e Montreal bank laii-
ure. la the lasi hour OF business LAe
fnfustrinls. PARTICULARLY sugar ana
Leather prsfeiIt4, were weak, but the
a.ucrI market. 49, OF late, rgled iirm.
'lna net cI4nlcs show advances in tno
,ail,yav lisf oi Us 20 - per cent. while
me- Iu1.usifIlls lost t40lts per cent. lnc
lond msrkef was nlsher; sales were
81 fgcut THE sales of listed stocks
l.,ern..Ifll 1aIUp shares, ana unlisted
stocks 6i.DDl shares.
tfC-t. on cali easy at 1ulla per cent,
last loan ai J per cent, and closing "
fcrcl af per cent, prime mercantile
lap.r. at.nf per cent. Bar silver. bt
-f'rlIUG exchange steady, with actual
fue.r..s 800 bankers bills at ASA 4Sf.
FOR sAfy days and 1904 1914 Tor demand
r.-fel rates. 4>gi4N 1901, commercial
ils. 4SSuloSia Government bonds firm.
state bonds quiet. Railroad bonds
sifauc SILVER al the board was nes-
ltltcl
Treasury Balances: Coin. Sl0l. ~. 900,
currency, So, a>Z,uvv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
ToRAcCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1879.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, q ! ogsheads; filters, .; fmok-
ers. ]; leaf dark, /. Total, il boss
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspec ~ons-Bright. JAG hogsheads, DARK
90 hogsheads ard j. iierces. Helhspec'
tions-Bright, ! hogshead.
Myers. SeabroOk $. Crenshaws, DaVeH-
ports, Allegheny. old Dominion. Shockoe
and Meals tobacco warehouses report
to-day Receipts, l20 packages; DELIVERIES
s. packages. ~
p-ited states internal revenue collec-
tions on tobacCos for the city Of Rich
mona. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
sl.127 IS. plug tobaccos, g. 89.'2' Total
Neesrs. w. Ben Palmer and George a.
HAYNES VIII offer breaks Of sun-cufed
tobaccos at auction on Change to-inof-
row, Friday. July 10, 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
PORTSMOUTH DEFEATED.
The Magicians Won Yesterdays Contest
With Hands Down.

ROANOKE VA, July S.-SpeciaL-
Roanoke had no difficulty in defeating
Portsmouth to-day. The home team
played a sharp, snappy game In the
field and hit the ban hard ana Oi,'';
After five singles and two doubles had
hf.n mad. OF Brandt in four innings. ID
was taken out and Mailman substitute l.
but the change worked to 20 advantage.
Fry was a complete puzzle 70 Ire
came won ne eased 10 and vas hit tor
four singles Portsmouth played mus
cradle fielding game. and seemed to ne
very glad when the contest was over;
Nlox. Padden, and Stahl made SENSATIONAL
ul9vs Score.