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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
THE HAMPTON FRdNCHISE.
Considerable Enthusiasm Over the Pos
session of "a Base Ball Team.

HAMPTON. VA. Nds 13-Special.-
The baseball enthusiasts Of Hampton
are much clatcd over the news that
M,ssrS. McManamin ami Darling. of this
city. have purchased the franchise Of the
old Petersburg base ban club. and Il great
many citizens have promis ID ;heir sup
port 10 the maintenance Of the club
II is understood that the management
viii be rendered Mr.. Charles Doyer. late
manager Of the Roanoke team. IL is
also understood that several players We're
signed tonight. who playcl with the
local Hampton club
The fans" Of Newport News are
much disappointed that the team was
not transcend 10 that city. and aow they
ask that the same be styled the "HamD-
On-Ncwport News" club. but II will be
called Ian picn
According TO the schedule aS laic down
hy tho State League Committee. there
will be about fifteen games played. when
ha.r been transferred from Petersburg 4 ..
Hampton. and. no doubt. some other
rames will De transferred in order 10
Give Hampton more Saturday games
The West End NJ. +. Sunday school car
ried a large excursion TO Buckroe Beach
this morning
Mr.. Thomas G. ELAN. editor Of the
Hampton Monitor. has returned from
Stanton. where he attended the Virginia
state Press Association.
W,st-End Hon pton is on boom. FIJI
teen new houses are IN course OF con-
struCtlOu.
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THE HUNT CLUB RACES.
Fine Attendance ut the Warrenton Meet
Poor Hurdle Race.

Poor Hurdle Race.
WATERMELON. VA, Aug. Especial.
The Hunt club races came of to-day and
were largely attended. attracting the best
people Of the section. the society element
being in force.
What was expected 10 be the great
attraction Of the meeting the long lis
lance hurdle race. proved 10 bee a very
tame affair only one horse going over thu
course the two other starters coming TO
grief. Kaiser throwing his rider Eugene
Hayes. who was cut on the head and Sam
j.. refusing the jumps
Quite a number Of persons were here
from Washington and Baltimore. Tho
judges OF the day were John r. Hoo,
g. W. Smith and W. j. Carter Sum-
maries:
First race-thrce and one-quarter milo
dash-Bonton "Maddux," l: Gypsy ,;
Spiunette 3.
over hurdles - The Rat Hayes" l.:
Princeton, Hurkamp ?; Miss Gwathmey.
3.
Third race-hve furlongs-for farmers
Diamond, !: Unknown. 2. Emma. 3.
Fourth race-hve furlongs-dash for
hree-ycar-olds-Old Maywair, IL Alice,
~. 2: Gayboy. Q.
Fifth race-dash-one and half miles
-Florimer. "Maddux.' /; Daredevil ..
John Howard. g.
sixth racc-SteeplechaS and a.
half miles-Jack OF Spades. first. Kaiser
and Sam D., distanced.
BROAD ROCK.
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SILTER CUE ~ r4zEwELL.
Owing to Judge williams Nomination
Judge Miller, of Wise, VIII Preside.

TAZEWELL. VA, Aug. Especial
The Democrats Of this town organized a
club at this place Monday night with
an enrolment Of one hundred and thirty
members. The name given the club Is
tho Tazeweu Frce-Silver club. There
were speeches made by several parties
and much enthusiasm manifested. TWO
heretofore prominent Republicans made
speeches and declared their intention to.
support Bryan.
The club meets once a week. and com
mittecs were appointed 20 secure speak
ers 10 address the club as often as pos
sihle and 10 canvass the county.
The following resolution was offered
anu -d0ptcd by the club.
believing. ass We do that the unpar-
allelcd distrcsA which Irryades all
classes OF our country, especially the
agricultural laborng, and mechanical
classcs-Our common people, who are the
source OF an wealth and prosperlty-ls
perniciOus class legislation of 1873. that In
direct violation OF the Constitution OF
the United States. declaring that our cur
rency should bee coin. both gold and silver.
our silver v.as demCnetized by act or
Congress. therefore, be 10
Resolved. That we. the members or
the TazeWen Frcc-Silyer club. Will do all
i'm our power that is honor-ble TO se-
cure the election OF such candidates 10
office as viii promptly restore silver.
which has been the money Of the COM
mon people for ages. 20 ITS proper place
To- our national currency at the ratio
of Is 10 l.
owing 10 the nomination of Judge Sam
uel Williams for Congress from this ds
trict Judge Miller of Wise county. VIII
hold our next term OF the circuit Court.
which cOnVencS on the -4tn instant.
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BUCkTNGHIM COUNTY.
The Trial of tho Glover Boys-Pretty
Girls.

GRAVEL HILL, VA. Aug. Especial
There quiet hooks and undulating hills
are little or no projection from the torrid
neat OF these August days. A Richmond
lady soiourning Ina our midst remarked
the other night rias she had left the city
to escape the heat. but she found little
or no difference In the temperature Of
tho weather here and that she had left. in
the close quarters = her city home. We
have had no casualties from the heat
in this section that ! know Of, but the
hot wave has been trying on man and
beast.
Some farmers have commenced 20 cut
tobacco which is uncommonly forward,
but great care has so be taken lest IT be
injured By the rays Of the hot sun after
II IS cut from the stalk.
The good Being has greatly blessed our
section with seasons favorable for good
yield OF crops and the prospect IS fine for
a plenty for man asd beast another
year
Last Monday was the time for the
monthly term Of the Buckingham County
Court. The trial OF T.. -. Gregory, for
the shooting of the Glover boys. at White
Han. several months ago. had been post
poned TO this term Of the court but
on account OF the absence Of some OF
the COUNSEL. Alr Ntrf Wa h'N ga '''fNt-
Friday. on pccount OF the frequency
with which the case has been postponed
the public has lost interest In 10 TO some
extent. bur IL will, ! doubt not, attract
a large crowd 20 witness the tr1al OF
Gregory. The Commonwealth attorney
Of Buckingham will be aided In the prose
oution bv Mr. Leigh. OF Lynchburg; ex-
Governor +. W Mckinney. and Mr.. Il.
u. Flood are GregOry's counsel
Professor Morton. formerly FROM THIS
state who has been teaching in Arksn-
sas accompanied by his wife, native
of buckingham. is on 4 visit TO the
county. Professor Merton. VINO was
educated at Hampden-Sidney College. Is
au accomplished gentleman. He viii
teach the coming term ia Isle Of Wight
county, Va.
Or. J. W Randolph. the popular ply
stefan at Arvin Slate quarries. Is danger
ously III at his home.
Mrs b. J. ImbOden. OF Goochland. IS
expected 10 visit this section this week.
At the county protracted meetings.
which are frequent at this season beyies
of these healthy, rosy. rural beauties may
be seen. These girls for the most part
are not OF the doll-baby sort. but ara
raised 10 work and keep house and IN
instances where their parents nave the
financial ability 10 do so. some OF the
fair lassies are being educated. The
public school is proving in this par leu
lar 10 be a great boon 10 our people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
THE TRIUMPHAL MAhTH..
rur UvSTIERS sTILI "fNi'iH"
GAMES pITHOUT A BREAk-
vo,L n, ,hc Part of shc i;hrhrUndT
Pia,ers-ihc Norfolks o"t''" s'S0'
The Other Games


Richmond. 10. Norfolk.
Toanokc. 8. Hampton. I" 90 =.
pcyts,no,ith. q. Lynchburg, y. a
St.,Ifuc of the Clubs.
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Of last May. were arrnigned for trial.
They were acquitted.
The case II fitha James and James
Manson aroused OF being implicated In
the murder. was continued 10 the next
term OF the court. ON account oi INC
absence OF important Witnesses.
The parties are all negroes, "a
denly an this afternoon M her residence.
on Washington street. iier con"''''" W
night is slightly improved ~.
Rev. J. A. Barker. pastor OF W's'-r Dr
Banfist church. X quite sick: KEY ~,
William = Hatcher. Of Richmond, VIII
preach al this church mex, SUNDAY night;
Messrss j. NJ. Barner and farmer but
terworth. two well known YOUNG h'h ~
Dinwiddie county, are critically ill AZ the,
Home for the Sick. 4 typhoid-fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
ANOrHER ouBAN EXPFDiTION.
The Tug Dauntless Leaves Hrunswich
with One Hundred Men and Munitions.

BRUNSWICK. GA. Aug. 13.-Beyond
reasonable doubt Brunswick's tug.
Dauntlcss. is ca route TO Cuban waters
with a hlibustering expedition. consist
mg of about one hundred men and several
hundred cases Of small arms.
Tho Spanish and United States officers
have been greatly exercised, ana inllcd
states Marshal larrcI arrived to-day 10
aid p stopping b.. but WAS pOweriess.
The Dauntless Ii reported by captain
White. of the steamer Passport, 20 nave
steamed away from the Satilit river
bridge ON thc Florida Central ana PENN
sular railway near sunrise this morning,
with q cargo Of Cubans. who LETT the
late train from Jacksonville al that point
to board her The name and home port
painted on the Dauntless were covered
with canvas. but she was recognized by
many. .,...-
owner Of the Dauntless. returned
TO Rruus wick last night from
jacksonville. He denies the truth
Of the intlmatiou contained in these dis
Patches last night that he was hidden
out. and says ris address was known
here: that his business was N no way
connected with flibustering. that he Is
not In that business, and as IA as he Is
perSOuallv concerned. the public Will be
made aware of the fact beyond question
at the proper time.
that the DauntleS- mas gone 20 tOlild
waters 10 tow "a barge.
The facts and circumstances OF the
Dauutlcss, as far as known here, are a.
follows.
For several days she has been prepar-
Ing for the expedition; all her ballast was
unloaded and sacla OF coal. together with
boxes OF munitions 81 war. were placed
on her. VITA a picked crew OF men,
under Captain LOmm and Engineer De'e-
redux. she. steamed ny the Satilla, ana
there awaited the Cubans' arrival from
Jacksonville.
All her lights were out and the trip
was made under darkness. An indemnity
fund OF $4,000 was put uD 10 secure h"l
owners. which viii go 70 her whether
she lands the cargo or II sunk or cap
tured when the men were placed OF,
board the Dauntless steamed away anu
will either transfer her cargo 70 another
vessel. land them on Cuban ',il. be suhA'
or captured ,...,oo uas
wired by United States Marshal nair,ehh
70 the Attorney -Genderal tonight opanlss,
Vice-Consul Torras has done MS u,ihoSss
10 prevent this expedition. as mas ,h he
customs officials, but so quietly Vas NV
work done that nothing could % "e
vented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THE REDS GETSWEET RELENGE on
COLTS BY SHUTTING THEM OUT.
Two Games Between Baltimore and Brook
lvn and the Honors Were Easy
other Games.

CHICAGO. ILL, Aug. i3-The Reds got
sweet revenge on the Colts by shutting
them out easily to-day. Ehret was lnVul-
ncrable. only three hits being made OF
him. Briggs was hit at The right dn'o'
the Colts punching their errors IN the
e.gnth inning. The crowd was large anu
expected To see trouble. but Mcfafianh
old not appear to umpire. The fielding
WAS sharp throughout. Attendance, soVJ.
Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
railroad POSITIONS ABoLfsHrD
General Manager sands Takes a Dual or
fice-The Valley Baptfsts

ROANOKE. VA. Aug. l3.-SpeciaI-
General Manager Sands. OF the Norfolk
ana Western Railroad Company issued
an order to-day abolishing the Office OF
general superintendent. held by the late
y. c. Hippey aud assuming the duties
Of the position himself. The order also
abolisheS the offices OF division superin-
tendent OF motive power and division en-
ginecer OF maintenance OF way, held by
X. +. G. SandersOn and J. II. Fuller re-
spcctiyely. who are retained. the former
as assistant in the office OF the su9erin-
tcndent Of motive power. and the latter
In the Office OF the engineer OF m1lnten-
ance OF way. without change Of salaries
Work on the foundation OF the new
Norfolk and Western general ONCE
building was commenced today Dy ;.
h. Markley a CO.. contractors.
The building Will cost Slv.~', ana VIII
be a larger and handsOmer structure tnah
the one 1t replaces. -,.
The Valley Baptist Association "nich
has been In session several days az MIN
Greek Botetourt county, adJourneb 70
day with a sermon by Or. l.. g brongh-
ton. OF this city. Judge W. w. Moie,t
Of Roanoke county, was eiec''u niD"''
rator, and Thomas |. Preston oil bote-
tCurt county clerk.
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Ihey visit the North Atlantic Squadron
and Elect Officers.

FORT MONROE, VA, Aug. l8.-The
Virginia State Dental Association held
short morning session. al which they
Noeed 10 unite and hold a tri-dontal ass
ISOLATION with the District Of Col1mo,a
ana Maryland societies next year. the
l,me and place, TO be fixed later on by
the committees.
me association then took a recess for
tne purpose Of visiting the vessels Of
'ne North Atlantic squadron. now an.
chored here. AT the afternoon session
the following officers were elected.
President, Or. j. V. Halter. OF Wythe-
vnle' Nlce-Presidents. Or. Steel of Rich
mona. DR.. Walker. Of Norf6-l ~. Nor
rs OF Charlottesville: treasurer. DR.
hwaid' OF Portsmouth: Recording Secre-
'"Iy' Or. kecsH OF Richmond: Cor
responding Secretary. Or. Moore. OF Rich
mona. Executive Committee Drs r.. II
Iarramore. }. \. Calvin. Edward Eggles-
ton, and ID. n Rust.
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

Editor OF The Times a.,
days ago that the silver STANDARD seemed
~ him like poor mans order 10 a
store. II was good only az mat ono
bs cncid have bought wiki the cash.
II an ignorant negro can give such
,,,ns,r,t,ons IN seems strange mat more
n,,itnred white men carno, see the danger
- - money \ SUBSCRIBER.
r.ec~osse. Va. Avg 10. 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
TINY TOOh IdUD4NTHT.
Two Culored Women Try TO End Theii
Lives with the Drug

Two colored females. doubtless drives
thereto By the weather. attempted last
night 10 quit the world by the kindly
aid Of laudsnum. and in consequence DR.
l. heuberg and the ambulance horse weri
quite busy for a while.
The first case occurred ar the corner G..
Eighth and Leigh. the rash individual De-
ing Anna Dickinson. who bad taken e
pretty large dose Of the deadly drug
Quick work however. saved her, ant
she Will doubtless he spared many year,
% her family and friends.
Scarcely bad Or. Iabcnberg complete.
his labors over the above case before BE-
WAS summoned 10 the alley between Mar
shall and clay and Sixth and Seventh
where he found another sufferer from
tho too free -use OF lludanum
This case I'D not so readily yield q
treatment huf the medicine man stuck
10 his post and when De lcft the woman
was on the road 20 recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

Women get plenty of sympathy after they
ore dead Tom Hood made very pathetic
picture in his Bridge Of Signs" but the
probabilities are that the wDnan needed
sympathy great deal more before she died
than she did afterwards. Thousands of wo-
men are enduring much worse things ths n
death The most distressing thing about 1t
all is that il is needless
Uterine troubles are considered well-nigh
incurable. Women seem 10 think that they
must 90 on bearing these things forever. To
be sure, some of them make an ehoft 70 get
well by going TO their physicians. but thou
sands are deferred nom this, both because
they have seen that it was not likely 10 90
much good, and because they knew that the
first thing the physician would INSIST upon
would be tne examinations ana local treat
ment so justly abhoTrent TO every modest
woman. These things are generally as I'M
necessary as they are distssteiul. EVERY
woman can be made strong ana nsalhy py
the use OF Or. Pierce's Favorite fresoiip-
ton. II is a most marvellous -,"n'cine iof
all forms Of female weakness ana uisease.
II is a wonderful purifier and cleanser IL
acts directly on one set of organs, ana on no
other. but in doing this. It frequently cures
troubles that were seemingly OF an entirely
different character and origin disoiuet
of the distinctly feminine organs i HAei w
cause all sorts OF symptoms, a'e '.a.'..i
doctors frequently doctor women iof heuiai,
gia, or dyspepsia, or insomnia when lne ien
trouble is in the organs distinctly feminine.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription VIII MAKE
any woman well. Sometimes wnen oisedse
has run on SO long that the enure system y
debilitated, II Is necessary 10 use III So'inee
ton with the Prescription" Dr. fiefc
Golden Medical Discovery, genera 'onle,
blood purifier, and blood maker without On
equal in the world There IS no case -,
severe that these two great medieihes VII.
not cure it, Thousands of women nave
frequently testified to this fact
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

Brandt Batted Out of the BOX and Chand-
Ter Substituted.

MORT DIX. VA. August 13.-Special-
LynchhIrg batted Brandt out OF the box
in the second inning to-day. making in
that rot md five singles. a twO-hagger.
and n iplc. which. including n base on
balls. nc tied seven runs. Chandler was
substitut. and pitched cleverly. lie
would have held the visitors down 10 one
more run. but for the errors OF Ricman
and Burke.
Brown ala not pitch n good game for
the Lynch lurg men. but they could not
help vinni ng after the avalanche The
final score stood Lynchburg ~ Ports
mouth. s. Attendance about go
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
coocnLAND cOUNrr.
The Campaign Opened Col. flle" Likely
to Get the County Delegation.

GOOCHLAND G.. IT,. VA. AUG. b.
special Near this place this morning
M. Austin Lorenzo Welchons' and MISS
Susan Weber Brewer were married
Roy. II. y. Ragland officiating.
TIE BRYAN and Scwall camcaisn VIZ
op>nci i'm this county az East Lake on
last Saturday Speeches were nlhu' 10
about scventv-hve people 10y ex-senator
p A. Parrish and Messrs. j.. Il. Harms
and David IL Leake. no..
The school people have been IN pos
session of the corrt-house az ms Wcek'
ON Monday the County School Board met
ana IN, Tucslav and Wednesday the White
frarhers were examined. To-day goou-
iv number of colored teachers are beng
examined. 80, L. h,tt
tr,. or rovf Monday. From AN the IN
formation can gather. / supp's Sc colonel
Tazewou Elicit viii get the entire dei.-
cation.
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Norfolk. l. Two-base hits-Foster Mart
Viox. Rerte. Kahn. 2. Tannehili. Ramp
Three-base hits --Bcrte. stolen passes
sholta Mari. 3; Pcndcr. NioN, Groves.
Kain. Tannchill. Armstrong, a. Mcrar-
Ian Rasc on balls-On Leach. .. struck
out-Bv Tannchill, 3: by Leach l. VIA
nitch-T,cach. Time OF game. one hour
and thirty minutes. Umpire. Mace.
BASEBALL NOTES.
Tho town will part company with tho
.cam without serious regret. but thera
,,.,,i Ia a Great deal OF kicking there Is
ouch ~ that already because the fran
chisc was permitted to 80 elsewhere In
consequence OF the char &c icttrsDurg y
deprived OF professional baseball. not
only for the remainder of the season. but
for wears TO come. IN all probability.
,rbat Is the principal ground for kicking.
Petersburg IndexAppeal.
Baseball enthusiasts will be glad 10
icarn that for the remainder OF the
season We are 20 have professional ball
az RiverNdew Park. Yesterday the State
League Managers made a transfer OF the
franchise rof The Petersburg State League
baseball team to Mcssrs. James Nc
Nlcnomin and r. w. Darling. The
deal. wa understand. conveys the fran
chisc 10 THESE gentlemen Tor the remain
der OF tie year and next ycar-Newport
News &C numerical.
Riverside Park is situated between
Hampton and Newport News. on the
electric line. and can be reached equally
as well from either place.
Charley Boylcr. Of Hagerstown, Nd.
has accepted the position OF manager
for the ampton-Ncwport News team.
and Isl expected 10 report i'm Roanoke this
week. He is the only non-playing
manager in the league.
Davis made a great one-hand stop OF
goster's liner.
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ElcHMoND DIsrGIcr coNFERENcE.
The Pastoral Charges All in Good condi-
lion.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. August ID
Special The District Conference OF the
Richmond district met here yesterday
The opening sermon was preached by ke''
Mr.. IiClIlay. of York.
TIE first morning session was taken
up in hearing reports from the pastoral
char-es. All the churches were found
m good condition. both spiritually and
financially
The morning sermon was preached %"
Rev. Mr.. Wriy. OF Newport News.
At the evening session the conference
was occupied in mission work ana rs
tened e. lengthy address ON this sub
ject by Dr. Alexander Brown.
DR. starr preached last night sermon
or great force and beauty - a crowded
house.
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DEATHS.

"Wednesday. Angus, 18th.
AZ G.55 -. NJ al her nome Twenty
sixth and Broad. NARY. beloved wife
OF J. Henry Nolde daughter of Mr. and
ME- Gsa I've her h,ishan9 one sol,
mother. father. three sisters. three
brothers. and many relatives and ac-
quaintances 10 mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY
august i4th) at p. NJ. from tho
Sixth-Street German Lutheran church.
Friends Of the family ara invited 10
attend.
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Sanford GOES 10 The Rcformatory.

Willie Sanford. Of Petersburg. who as
published I'm Yesterdays Times stole $50
from his parents and was arrested here.
was yestorisy turned over 20 the Peters
burg authorities. ana viii De- sent 10 The
Reform school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

\ Pitchers Battle Close I'ntiI the Fichtb
Inning.

ROANOKE. VA. Aug. 49, Special
Roanoke defeated the Hampton team this
afternoon in a game that was close I'D
10 the eighth inniug. 1t was a pitchers
battle, with Dlor support. and while the
NJ, untalneers 'cXcclled I'm making errors
Slimmcl also had decidedly the best OF
the tWirhng. j. was his wOrk I'm the
box that won thg game. Mccain and
Lynch did sensational work I'm the field
The attendance was small.
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summary; Earned runs-ROauOke
Stolen baseS-Toft, Lynch. Double PLAYS
Lynch TO Williams. Samucs TO McCanu.
Williams 10 Wrgley; ROthermel 10 Dun
don 20 Kelly. Bases on balls IN Person
4 of Stimmel 8. Struck out-by slim
NELL. @. wild pitch Stimmell. l. Time
Of game. one hour and forty minutes.
Umpire. Quarics.
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OBlTU AIRY.
Sir John Nillais

LONDON. Arg l3.-sr John Millals.
,be distinguished painter. president OF The
ROYAL Academy. died az o;3r o'clock this
af,srnoon. on Nay 10Th last. he UNDER
vent the operation OF trarheciOmy for
,bs rslief OF cancer OF the throat, and
never fully rallied from it, effects
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
Ills Resignation Accepted.

Governor O'Ferrall has accep ed the
resignation OF Judge Samuel W. VIII
nams. OF the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. to
take effect on August a. 1896 Judge VII.
llaIlaa resides at Wythevillet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
Try The Few Line.

The Traction Company ran their cars
on their Oak-WoOd Cemetery line 10
Twcnty-ninth street Wednesday night.
Tho company Will begin work ON mo
completion o, the line when the xinJuic-
ton expires. which is on the 80.
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Danville. Is: suffolk. |.

DANVILLE. VA. Aug. 13.-Special.-
The Suffolk base hll team. semi 'i"-
fossional amateur aggregation. came here
10 dav 70 mon 100 The earth with Dan
villo's crack amateur club. The contest
took place a Athletic Park. and was
Waterloo for So k. hy heavy hitting
and neiding that would have done credit
a. nv ine,~uo tllm Danville won 10y
y score Of Is To- I. 1atimcr. late Of liamp-
den Sirncy. g.ch.d for Ianviilc' ana
White Beck. and Morgan were the three
men who crsycl f0r Suffolk.
Tho Suffculs got only one hit OF l+al-