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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
SOUTH ERIN SETTLERS CONVENTION
The Body Adopts Resolutions Looking to
the ~outh'r Advancement

! SOUTHERN PINES. ". G., May g.
The second day 5 session Of the Southers
| States Settlers Convention mere began
at 10 o'clock this morning. Most OF 1t was
| devoted to speeche4. Among the speak
| ers were General j. II. Lewis. OF Atlanta.
! permanent president of the convention
and OF the Settler Association, and who
also presented the claims OF Georgia to
northern emigration. Among other speak
ers were ]. j. Ward. of Darlington. s.
c.: }. L. Coffin, or Florence, j. l.. Pat
terson Commissioner of Agriculture. IL.
IL. Battle. State Chemist. and j. a.
Holmes, State Geologist, OF North Caro-
lima.
Several State delegates met and elected
yice-presidents as follows: O. 5. Hayes.
Stateham, Ga; A. Jeffers, Norfolk, Va;
]. y. Coffin, Florence.
The convention issued an address 10 the
public as a concise expression Of the
views Of northern and foreign-born citi-
zens Of the southern States concerning
their respective sections.
The paper eXtOis the advantages OF the
South. but says that she needs larger
population Of a thrifty, skilled. and intel
ligent class. ana more banking capital
to help forward development.
Marked s.ierest was manifested in the
plan Of making an exhibit at the pro-
posed Chicago ana southern states EN-
position FOR the display of southern re-
sources and industries, and resolutions
were adopted endorsing the scheme and
urging Southerners to make exhibits
Resolutions were also adopted urging
upon the South the need Of legitimate adj
vertising of is resources.
The following was also adopted:
Resolved. That this convention urges
upon al citizens OF the South 10 co-Ope-
rate IN the erection Of cotton mills I'm diff
forcnt sections, that our farmers may
be able to realize the best prices for that
staple product.
Resolutions were also adopted pledgins
aid IN the establishment Of Tree libraries.
thanking the officers Of the Se1board
Air Line for its courtesies, and congratu-
latng ~ for tne ueve.OpmcAt along its
line. and particularly cOngratulating 90
upon the valuable work being done ly
Nlce-President 81. John. thanking the citi-
zens Of Southern Pines and Manager
Charles St. John, of Piney Woods Inn,
for courtesics; thanking John n. Patrick
for efficient work for efforts 70 make the
convention Success, and thanking the
Southern Associated Press correspondent
for full and accurate reports Of tie pro-
Cctdiugs.
The convention this afternoon adjourned
sine Gee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

In Spite Of What the spanish Official Re
nnII @iafnI


HAVANA, May "Details Of the Ca
carapara fight have been received, and
show that the Cubans won great VIC
tory and were not defeated. as the Span
ish official report stated. MaceO was not
present. The Insurgents numbered 2,ooO
under DclgadO and S0carras. and occu-
pied strongly fortified position. Their
position was attacked by the Spaniafds,
under General lnclan, who were reruis-
"a repeatedly. Finally the insurgents
charged and drove the Spaniards. the lat
ter retreating 10 Bahia Honda and being
continually harassed. The Spanish loss
was about 30 killed and nearly goo
wounded. The insurgcnt loss was slight,
owing 70 the protection of the hills.
General Bernall has beer recalled anl'
n Is said, viii be court .martialled iOr IA j.
ing TO arrive I'm tine TO aid General IN
clan.
The fire at Punta Bravo was very de-
structve The entire town was burned
The glare was seen I'm Havana, ana
caused great excitement. Two forts sur
rendered to the insurgents. The span
ish commander has been arrested py
VIEWERS orders and, IL rs said, VIII be
court martialled ard shot.
KEY WEST. FLA, May 6.-Ihe report
that the Competitors crew ls being tiled
In Havana to-day is denied by passen.
gers on the MascOtte tonight Genera
Navarro IS not yet i'm the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

People when once addicted to "a hah-
IL, remarked a. member of the Southern
Athletic club. 'tud it extremely gff-
cult 10 break away even IL they would.
4 iiend OF mine. who IS prominent
dealer id hides and cattle. products doc
ing business ou south Peters street. is
absolutely slave OBJ the habit of s.lr-
ing roses in his huttouhoie hlra
known him for a number or years -
during tha entire period of our aequ.III-
ance, have never seen him Without.th.
customary nosecay 0n the lapel vi iIs
coat. II Doc loses one DE hunts 70 Gori-r..s
shop and buys another. Winter or sumo
mer it is tlo same thing when r
tWitted him about il ne said that ha had
worn rosebuds SO long that b. could not
transact his business COR f,e' c0mf0rt-
able unless the posy was ir DIS but-
tonhole. His father bad done the Same
thing before him. and in addition 90 thi-.
he my friend. often found 90 imr0 lbie
10 sleep unless vase Of roses was on
the table I'm IFS room az night. DE s
an absolute rosebud ulll. Times
Democrat.
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BALTIMORE. ND. May 6.-Ditmar g.
Won Elf. well-known importers and
packers OF leaf tobacco. have received "a
letter from their agent in Havana, un'
der date OF April Both. which states that
the prospects for q tobacco crop Is get
ting smaller. as the days go 10y, as the
insurgents are destroying warehouses.
Tobacco has naturally gone mp. but MIR.
Dtmar states that owing 90 the large
quantity on hand at the various ports #
entry in the United states. there viii not
be a great scarcity Of the leaf. I'm fact,
he states that a crop could almost 80
by without serious Inconvenience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

by local applications, as they canno,
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way 10 cure deafness
and that IS by constitutional Remedies
Deafness is caused by al infameC con.
dition OF the mucous lining OF the rus.
tachian Tube. When this tuln. T. b,
famed you have rumbiirg sounl ,r
imperfect hearing. and when IL Is entIrelv
closed deafness is Tho result. and unless
the Inflammation can De taken our ard
this tube restored 20 It's normal ,onsis
ton. hearing Will BE- destroyed forever.
nine cases ont OF ten are caused bv
catarrh, which is nothing but an IN.
tanned condition OF tho Mucous 81
faces.
We Will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by catarrnl
that cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. O
Sold By druggists, T6c.
Halls Family Plls are the best
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
ANOTHER ORJOLE JICTORY.
The Reds Nhitewash the Bean-Eaters.
Phiiiics stilI Head the Column.

| PlTTSBURG. May 6-Baltmore won
the final game of the series from Pitts
burg to-day with ease. The champions
outplayed Pittsburg at every stage. At
| tendance. $500.
Score: RHE
Pittsburg OOo1OOOO- 5 4
Baltimore 81 O2O2 OO2 5-12 II 2
Batteries; Foreman. Gear, and Mack;
Hotter and Clark.
PHILADELPHIA. G: ST. LOUIS. ,.
ST. LOUIS. NO. May 6.-The Quakers
pulled out their ;hird straight victory
to-day IN close game. Taylor had a
shade the best OF Breltenstcln in the box,
and was better supported. as the Browns
errors cost runs. Attendance, 800.
Score: r.. e.
ST. Louis .....0 005O OOOO-J 40 ]
Philadelphia II o o2O05 DC l. 3
Batteries: Breitenstcin and Mcfarland.
Taylor and Clements.
CINCINNATI, g. BOSTON. o.
CINCINNATI, MAY 6-Rhines pitched
tie greatest game Of the season this AZ
ternoon. and as a result the locals Sc
cured their first shut-out this year. Mains
also pitched wei. Attendance, 1000.
Score: Il. H. u.
Cincinnati .....O OOO21O3O-G & q
Boston ........O 100000 . 2
Batteries: Rhines and PETE; Mains and
CAME.
CHICAGO Il: BROOKLYN. 3.
CHICAGO, May G-The Brooklyns never
had chance TO win to-day after the
second inning. The fielding feature was
Il remarkable running catch IN the third
inning by Flynn of d drive that looked 10
be good for home run.
Score: II. T.
Chicago .....3 l o . 623x-l1 10 .
Brooklyn .....2 0OOOO OO-3 .
Batteries: Terry and Donahue: Harper.
Kennedy, and Green.
CLEVELAND, II; WASHINGTON. :.
CLEVELAND O., May G.-Cleveland
batted out a victory from WASHINGTON
to-day, earning eleven OF their thirteen
runs Attendance. 500
Score y II +
Cleveland ...J o O2O21 x-13 20 .
Washington % 000ff20 81 u (
batteries: Young and thinner; Ander-
son and Mcclure
NEW YORK, Q: LOUISVILLE. 8.
Lou lSNlLLE. KY, May G.-This being
Derby-Day, when all Louisville goes 10
the races, and New York having no omen
days, the game was played this morning
Doheny pitched a remarkable game. while
! raHel was wild, and hits when men We're
on bases counted. Attendance. 200.
Score: p II 7,
Louisville 40 OO1OOO2o-3 f.
New York ....l > 0 3 90 x-9 o .
Batteries: Fraser and Warner: Doheny
and Farrell.
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ROANOKE VA. May G-Sperlal.- The
Nofioik ana Western Railroad Company
ana a number OF allied corporations held
thelr annual meetings here to-day. traus-
acting ony routine huslne =, and elect
ing officers aud directors. T.. j. Kimball
was reelected president Of the Norfolk
ana Western and the Roanoke Machine
Works.
The old Board of Directors Of the Nor
FOLK and Western was reelected. as fol-
lows: Joseph l. Doran, Richard l.. Brock.
Samuel \. Grocer. A J. Duli. L.. l..
Boyce Walter II. Taylor, Henry Wheel
en-, Jr;, Harry f. West II. 5. Trout
Harold NJ. sill, William r.. Campbell. and
Clarence II. Clark. There We're no changes
OF consequence IN any OF the Norfolk
and Western corporations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

The Home Team Preparing for Hard
Contest With Lynchburg.

NORFOLK, VA, May 6.-Special.-
Norfolk won the last Of the series Of
games from Petersburg this afternoon
and at no time after the second inning
were the visitors in it,
Gilroy was struck eight times. but
they were SO badly scattered that runs
Were not earned He was in good form
and though the weather was rather cool
covered his position well.
The Norfolks are now playing good ball
and expect to put up the contest of the
season tomorrow when they meet Lynch
burg
There. was an absence this afternoon
OF the kicking which was so abundant
yesterday. The following is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

MADRID. May 6.-Copious showers Of
rain feii In Madrid anu throughout the
adjoining provinces yesterdays circum-
stance which is ascrbcd by people to
the benefcenoe OF ST. lsidore, Madrid ;
patron saint, 10 whom the populace APP
peaied last Monday for rain ana the sup
preston Of the Cuban rebellion. Thou-
sands Of persons visited the Cathedral
FOR the purpose Of Offering prayers OF
Thanksgiving, and were admitted TO the
shrine OF ST. Isidore. where their implicit
belief in the intercesslon OF the SAINT
In response 10 their prayers was mani
Tested by their destroying parts OF his
silver coffin and carrying away irag-
ments for relies. Had II not been FOR
the interference Of the police the coffin
would have teen carried away by piece
meal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
PORTSMOUTH AND ROANOKE.
The Mountaineers Came over the Plate
Too Fast to be Counted

ROANOKE. VA. May Especial The
mountaineers wore their slugglng APP
parel this afternoon, and Pat Rollins
Changers were Kept chasing the sphere
for more than two hours, while Roanoke
runners trotted home almost TOO fast 10
be counted. II was q rough day for
pitchers. Lipp being knocked out i'm the
first inning for the locals. and Reiman
and Mcnamara for the visitors lasting
only two innings each. When Mari was
put In the Mountaineers had their eve
on the ball. and would have hit the best
pitcher n the business.
Wrigley led with SINGLE double two
triples. and home run, and Pop Tate
hit safely all 81 mis- six times at the
bat. one time vc.'-ng the ball over the
fence with two men on bases.
Wills went In the box in the first
inning after five hits had been made
of OF Lipp. and four men scored, with
two men on bases and no one out. A bad
throw 10 first by Wills allowed two more
runs. and he was touched up for three
hits In the second. which. with an error
and a base on balls. melted four runs.
After that. although a little Wild at
times. he was invnclble.
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
FOR H ann BfSfs.
Manufacturers in livery state Heartily
Favor II.

Manufacturers in Every state Heartily
Favor II.
BALTIMORE. MD, May G.-The Man
ulacurers Record will tomorrow pub
lish ten pages OF letters from hundreds
OF the most noted manufacturing COM
panics in the country, located In almost
every state In the union, id alyO acy o.
a gold basis cf currency without any pee
gard to silver, either by International
agreement on otherwise. and for higher
protection duties.
The letters came On rap'y TO tho
broad question OF What is most needed
to bring about greater prosperity for the
general industrial interests OF the entire
country
Niucty-five per cent. Of the replies take
uncqu.vocal ground for gold and pro-
lection. Less than a dozen letters out of
the bunch favor silver and only one adj
vocates lower duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

The lark was mp 10 meet the sun and
carol for his lay. the farmers son took
down his gun ana at h.m bii4cI away.
The busy bee arose at five and buzzed tho
meadows DER. the farmers wife wcrt
for his hive mad robbed him of his store.
The ant rose early. his labors to begin.
tie greedy swallows flew that way and
took his loriship In. Oh. bees. birds. aurs.
De wise; I'm proverbs take no stock. Ike
me, refuse ia rise until half-past s
o'clock Athens Banner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

WASHINGTON May 6.-Throush the
scl0d offices OF eX-speaker Crlsp and
Representative Catchiuss, of Mississippi,
peace and go0d-fellowship have been Zee
stored between Representatives Money,
OF Mississippi, and Hall, of Missouri
who recently threw WRISTBANDS and sponge
cups az each - ser in the room OF the
Committee on Naval Affairs. II was eX-
planned that the unpleasan,ness rose from
a misunderstanding OF remarks made
about the naval reorganiza IN Dill. All
imputatons were withdrawn, and the
late combatants shook hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
California for Mckinley

SACRAMENTO CAL, May Ely the
action OF the state Republican Conven-
ton, California added her name TO the
list of States that have endorsed ex-Gov-
crnor William Mckinley, Of Ohio, for Pres.
idont Of the United States, and her dele
gates Will 90 10 the National Convention
directed 20 vote for him.
The financial plank of the platform ia
yors the free and unlimited coinage of
silver at the ratio Of l6 to l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

CINCINNATI. o., May G.-In the Jack
son trial this morning Charles Akers. OF
Somerset KY. freight conductor on
the Cincinnati Southern railway. was the
first witness called. lie was asked lf he
brought train 10 Cincinnati the latter
part OF January. lie said he did, on the
Goth OF January, ana brought 10 train u
on January 3lst.
William Spencer. who lives at Mays
vile, Ky, testified that he saw col
ored company drill AT 10 o'clock on the
night OF January Dist at Eighth and Race
streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

The Washington Post SAYS. Richmond
Pearson. of the Asheyille. n. O.. district
IN his enthusiasm over the action of fha
Illinois Convention. sent the following tcle-
gram % Mark Hanna.
All hail the SaDuaOth OF protection. D."
Tho Intelligent telegraph operator must
nave got 30 sabbath of protection for
later in the day Alr. Pearson received tie
following.
Tell our friends not 20 stop working.
The Sabbath for rest BIAS not set come.
"AI. A. HANNA"
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cor. O'FERRALL ~ WAsHINGroN
Candidates for Cadeiship-Bin for Com
ncn.atIon.

WASHINGTON. d. G. May Especial
Governor O'Ferrall paid a brief visit 10
Washington to-day. lie reached here at
IL O'clock. and left again Oh the after
and the object OF his visit is not known
here.
George b. Niche, editor Of the Staun-
ton sally News, and Editor +. ,. Bar
ham. OF the Petersburg IndeX-Appeal
were among the Nirginians in Washing
ton to-day.
William J. Wheeler and Robert Turn
buil. OF BlacksbuTg. Philip II. Scott. o.
Smithneld, and Ross Hilton, OF Peters
burg, are undergoing examination ar the
Treasury for appointment to cad ships
in the revenue cutter service.
Repre- sentative Otey to-day introduced
bills 10 pay Nancy Susan Thompson Sl66
due her father Tor carrying the mails
before the war. and 10 ray Kate Wade
SlSJ. due her late husband FOR similar
services rendered the government.
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was out. MilIer's grounder was Just de-
hected enough by feeble attempt OF
Flynn TO throw it safe. Then Cunning
ham fOuled out. Clark's single sent
run around. Euscace was given a base
on balls. filling the corners. The first
three balls pitched 20 Mcfarland were out
of reach. and Flynn showed signs of air
on the brain. At this dscouraging stage
Captain Gleason chased the pretended
pitcher from the diamond. and called
Dad Clarke to lead the forlorn hope"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
carr. RIJH> foR MAron.
An Insane Patient Tries TO Butt uis
Brains out BOO the Jail.

:
Brains out 900 the Jail.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May c.
special.-Captaln J. u. Rires Republican,
announced himself today a candidate Tor
tAe Mayorship OF Charlottesville in op-
position % d. Samuel McCue. tho regular
Democratic nominee. The election win
take place the latter part OF the present
month.
Miss Mary Il. Hurt died suddenly This
Afternoon at tho residence OF hcr uncle.
hr. j. II. Pendlcton. on north First street.
IN the fourteenth year OF her age. snc
was the daughter of Mrs. l.. q. hurt
and native Of Texas.
Mr.. L. l.. Madison. who was taken
violently insane at Dis home yesterday
morning near Earysvlle. and VINO was
brought here and confined IN jail yes, err
Gay evening tried 10 kin himself last
hlsht by buuiug lis head against the
stone walls OF 'hc jail lie was taken to
Inc Western state Hospital tonight for
treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

Editor Of the Times:
Sir.-At the entertainment given ty Lee
Camp recently. Mr. ID. {. Mcharasoh
was the orator and he made an adm.s .
sion and a confession In his otherwise adj
nnirable address, which are so extraordi-
nary that | am impelled to notice them.
He said Confederate soldiers were
rebels" and that he was proid OF tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

The innoceut-l00king fat man stood IN
the middle OF the block alongside the car
track and held aloft two cigars that look
"a 10 be nftccn-cruters.
The conductor.in order 20 be I'm with the
play" siguallcl 20 tho mOt0rman. who
was already grinding down the brake.
The fax man swung himself aboard and
PUT the cigars In his pocket.
The car rolled on.-lndianapols Journal.
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PETERSBURG

Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, s.;
Petersburg. 8. Two base hits-Ramp,
Armstrong. McFarlan. Gilroy. Mccain,
Quinn. Kelly. Stolen baSes-Armstrong
Wentz. 3; Ramp Redding, Bellentyne
Quinn. Double piays-Dundon, Brodie.
Kant. Langsford Turner. 2 Base on
balis-On Armstrong, s; off Gilroy, !.
Struck out-By Armstrong. 3: by Gilroy.
2. Passed balls-Armstrong. /. Time Of
game one hour and fifty minutes. I'm
pire. Belts. Game called at the end of
the eighth inning on account Of darkness.
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JACKSON. MISS. May 6.-The PROM
bition State Convention held here to-day
selected nineteen delegates 10 -Ie Nation
al Convention. which meets in Pittsburg.
May 10th. only eight delegates attended
the State Convention, including the secre-
tary and chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

Editor OF Tie Times
Sir General Grant said the best way
to make "a lad law odous was TO enforce
Il. A small town in Kansas has lately
filled mos. Of its Offices with women. s.,
we will aoon see how d. WORKS. one OK
these new western towns Two years ago
elected a female Mayor and she Was
forced I'm a short time TO resign. 4 few
Wild-Wcst men Will only need To- carry
10 thls Aforementioned town half-dozou
steers, and they can raid the bank. A
felon has only 10 catch two or three
mice ami turn them loose when the iai.or
calls at his cell, and he viii he able Zoo
mike his escape. But pardon this intro
ductlCn. \ friend sent me "a few days ago
the enclosed clipping from the "Staunlou
Spectator" IS hitch ] enjoyed 80 much That
l think your readers will agree with me
that it contains both laughter and logic.
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PITTSBURG. May 6.-The story is cur
rent to-day that an additional shortage
OF $1,000 has been found In the accounts
Of cx-Clty Attorney Moreand. Thls
makes the known shortage mp TO date
over a quarter of a million dollars.
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judge John II. billiard.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., May Ga special
TO the Observer from Greensboro an
nounces the death there this afternoon
at 4 o'clock or ex-Judge John Il. billiard.
one Of the ablest lawyers In the state.
II was caused by blood-poisoning, re-
sulting from a disease OF long stand
ing. He was for a time Associate Jus
49, ns thu State Supreme Court.
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Mr.. Charlie. r. Worthani No Pet,e err

The condition Of Mr.. Charles Z. Worth
am was unchanged last night. while
he had been resting easier all day. yet
there was no marked improyement 10 be
NOTED IN his condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

a game Of baseball between Ne
CURES and Motley schools. at West End
IaIk' yesterday afternoon resulted I'm a
score OF 10 To - in favor of Nollev's Tan
after a tcn-innng contest.
me batteries We're: NOlley's-Ouarlcs
anu Boifali; McGuire's-Baugh ana New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
Standing of the Clubs.


Games Scheduled for To-Day
Brooklyn at Cleveland.
Baltimore al Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Piftsburg.
Boston at Louisville.
New York ~ St. Louis
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University am Lncn.t nnIn

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May g.
The consolidated teams Of the l-nivoreit,,
OF virginia and Locustdale Academv pia,-
90 game here this afternoon. resultln,,
IN the defeat Of the University by score
of to O.
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OBITUARY..
Alfred William Hunt.

Alfred William Hunt, the English paint
err is dead in London, al the age OF
slXty-slx. In lS4S he gained a scholar
ship at Corpus Christi College, oxford.
In 1851 he won the "Newdigate." ana IN
ls52 took his degree. with a second class
in classics. In the following year he
became a fellow OF his college. lie first
exhibited In the Royal Academy m 1884
In 1900 he made a first success IN the
Academy with his picture. 'Llyn ldwal, D"
and I'm the same year he became a mem
Der Of the HOgarth club. which was then
the centre OF pre- Raphaelite force.
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N.Y. said the freckled boarder who
came late 10 breakfast, IL wish / rad NV
wheel kit here. Ia pump up these
mullins. Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

ST. LOUIS. MO. May The Nelson
Morris Packing Company's house In East
ST. Louis is burning The loss will be
heavy.
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LYNCHBURG.

~ HNil'NiS ~ y y " % / " i
Summary: Earned runs-RichmOnd, l:
Lynchburg. .. Two-base hits-Fear and
Little. Home rUns-Wells and Mccain.
Stolen baseS-Pickering. Base on balls
on Wilson. ?: off Tannehill 4. Struck
out-By Wilson. 4; by Tannehll, 5.
Passed ball-Boland. Umpire. Cline.