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The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1897-03-19

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Publisher 1.-THE paiii Nsvt," eh.7ayo.,
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1897-03-19
Local and Personal.

L. NJ. Whitaker went to Lamar
this morning.
NJ. Bray wentto Lamar the fore
part Of the week.
Z. G. Bresiin was in town, Mon
day. attending to business here.
Sheriff Ward made flying trip
to Lamar, the fore part of the week.
w. II. Smart is at Carlton, Mis-
sour settling up his fathers estate.
Elijah Hall, of Horse creek, was
in town this morning. transact
ing business.
Fred Mathews, deputy county
clerk, visited with his parents,
Wednesday,
Walter Powell, the Villas peda-
gogue, made a visit to the County
Seat, Monday.
John Durrsteln of Brookfeld.
was doing business here the fore
part OF the week.
F. L. Lamport, Of Ruff, and Joe
Shields. of Villas. were dong the
town this morning.
Daniel Woolley and Dr.Milligan
were searching for inning claims
at Carriso, this week.
Miss Della Myers, Chas. Com
stock and G. L. Konkel are taking
teachers examination.
The first thunder shower OF the
season occurred, Tuesday. In
some localities a good rain fell.
l.. +. Mathews and Dwight Mi
ser went to Lamar, yesterday to
learn of a big bunch of cattle for
sale.
John Relchenbach has finished
sowing his big acreage OF wheat
and oats. and started to Lamar yes
terday after hay for j. w. Wilson.
Farmers are doing their spring
blowing, and grain sowing is pro
crossing. They find the ground
plenty wet, with most too much
moisture in places.
DR.. r. d. Homsher ana son,
Herbert, returned form the
Carriso mining district last Sun
day, where he had spent several
days and located dozen or more
claims.
Ed. McGillisay and brother of
lily sses. Kansas, were in town last
evening. They made arrange
ments with j. +. Harrison to take
one of his fine stations to Grant
county to make the season with.
j. Il. and All Alien are investl-
eating the possibilities of the Car
riso mines this week. They went
to the camp, Monday, and did con
siderable prospecting, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Chas. Comstock Of Stanton
county, Kansas, came IN last even
ing on business. Learning that
the regular school examination for
teachers occurred today and tomor-
row, he will remain and tackle the
list OF questions.
Mos: OF the range stock is very
thin, but grass is growing rapidly
in the sand districts and canons
Cattle now put their time in
searching for 1t. Ii the spring
rains do not come too severe nc
great loss is anticipated.
Al1lt Gordon made his last trir
with the mail, Saturday. He
found that carrying mail in the
winter time with bad weather
rough roads and light pay not
what it is cracked up to be. He
is off to the Arkansas this week
after more feed for his stock.
Capt. j. @. Jones, of Carriso
was In town yesterday. He was
on his way to his cattle ranch in
Arizona, in response to- telegram
..oaa;,oJ 'Uraedov Ha will probo.
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and tho ceremony vas performed under a
large bell made OF ferns and daisies.
A. o'clock the guests were seated
around the Ching table. where tney par
took OF A luncheon. consisting OF every
thing that could tempt the most las
tidiCuS appetite. 49,.
hr,iai nay,v entered the parlor 10 the
strains Of Lohengrin's Wedding MaI'n
rendered by Mr.. W. Spencer hehley'
brother Of the groom
Tho bride was accompanied by her
maid OF honor. Miss Edith Jones OF
Richmond. and the groom by ms beSt
man. Mr. r. l.. Henley, Of Newport News.
The bride was attircd I'm white mousse
line de sole over taffeta silk and white
Gainsborough hat with corn-color'd
trimmings The maid Of honor wore
white organize and Gainsboroueh hat
trimmed with red and white roses. She
carried large bunch Of daisies.
Rev. J. Y. bowman. of All Saints
church. Richmond. performed the corc-
monv. during which 20 Promise Me- was
rendered softly and slowly.
owing TO the recent death of the
groom's father only the immediate roia-
tives Of the contracting parties were
present.
After tho marriage refreshments wore
served. The bride and groom left ON
tho 4.20 train for WILLIAMSBURG which
thcv will make their future home.
Those present wero: Mrs. Ellen ROBIN
son. Mrs y. y Robinson. Miss Mamie
Robinson. Mr.. W. y Jones. Miss Edith
Jones OF Richmond. Misses Louise. IDA.
ana Catherine Henley. Miss Martha Spon-
Ger. Miss Martha Lane Mcssrs. l.. w.
Lane. Jr. r. J.. Spencer. T. ~. G'ddy.
Spencer Lane and Spencer Henley or
WILLIAMSBURG Mr.. J. T. Turner. NJ Nor
folk. Mrs L. T. Huffman. DR. and Mr..
Turner Mr. B " Turner Mr. x. NJ
Turner Misses Nannio and Mary Turner
and Mr. Willie Turner. ~ OronaNe. Mrs
r. q. Walden and daughter. of I1n'Nat
Mossrs. Henry Turner and coleman w nif-
akcr Mr. IT, " Cowlos Mr. and Mrs.
@. o.. Cowlos. Of Toano; Mr. Il. T.. llcn-
lnv. N NnWnort Vows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Organizing for LllSson for second choice
AlI..I 1 o..

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. june 17-Spc-
ciaL- Robert p. orr. a well-known local
business man and capitalist has entered
the race for collector of customs.
Ihc contest has DOW narrowed down i'
90 four-corueied fight between A. q.
pcachv j. ~. Elliott Robert T.. orr and
Dr. Joseph Charles. Mr. Peachy IS the
I.amh-Ni-e candidate. Mes-fs Elliott and
orr are mot identified with either faction.
ami DO is generally conceded that DR.
Charles viii Doe The choice OF the Eowd,n
faction.
S large excursion b. here from Ports
mo.tn given under The auspices OF the
PORT mouth Rifles. They gave hop 40
the Casino Tonight.
Hon. j. Taylor Eilyson spent the dly
in town looking after his political inter-
csts. While Do Us generally conceded that
Newport News VIII elect 10 Lee delegation.
au active effort is said 10 Doe on foot 90
elect delegates who viii vote for EllvsOn
as their second choice. Ward meetings
viii Doe held here 0n July 1st
some idea of the Importance Of New
port News as an export port may be
ldthNrcd from prruSal of the manifest
of thc Shenandoah. one OF the CheSaucako
and Ohio regular liners which has lust
cleared from this port with Cd cargo valued
at nearly "a quarter OF million dollars
Her cargo included - ~ barrels of flour
and 80 head Of cattle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

The ouakcrs Won the Contest in the
Tenth Inning

NEWARK. y. j.. June ll- spccial-lt
took ten innings 10 settle to-day's strus-
gle between the Athletics and NcwaIks.
The visitors finally landed the game by
the score of go O.. The Quakers earned
their victory both 40 the BAT and in
fielding tombstone was touched mp at
frequent intervals for total of twelve
hits. while Jordan hod tine locals down
Go eight. -Four OF the visitors crossed the
rubber iu the second inning.
Hamburg began the music with hit
to left field and was advanced 90 second
when Battam put his anatomy in me way
of the BAH and trottcd to- first. n. SchauD
walked and the sacks were ali occupied.
Childs picked ont slow one and nftcd
30 over Ilcine's head for "a clean single.
scoring Hambure and Battam. The best
FOX could do was 10 FAM while jordan
gave Daley pop up In the meantime
Childs had stolen second. and Doe and
Schaub scored. when Moran singled past
third.
Newark got run i'm the second. With
one ont. heino singled and went 10 third
ON Datys single past second. tne rum
ncr continuing TO second. ass IA bag WAS
uncovered llciue scored ON the throw-in
of Adam Rothfuss' fly 10 Moran.
This catch Of Moran $ WdS a. beauty.
the little fielder getting The ball in toul
ground. after great run. Newark cone
tinucd % score m the fourth. nfth ana
sixth innings and succeeded in securing
a lead of two runs.
The visitors c0ualzed matters in their
half of the seventh and then sailed away
in the tenth. j. EOthiuss began the
trouble for the home team by falling To-
.Ir It d
getting two bags ON the error lie jog
gcd home ON loXs double. "3iI john
stone then got mad. and saw everything
but the plate. ace finally succeeded in
nearly taking Jordan head Off. and rhe
little pitcher ran to first Moran beat
out au unold hit and when Mc\ey re-
ccivcd four bad balls Fox was forced
home Jordan also scored on 90 lons hy Co
the outncId. THE score follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
Erom the ll0nntain Top.

ALTON. VA. June l7.-SpeciaL-The
wheat is "A good crop and farmers are CUT
ting. Early June apples are coming in.
Cherries were moderate as to supply
but brought prices Of 20 10 p cents a
gallon iu WaynesbOrO.
Eoardcrs are slow arriving. but several
have rooms and cottages engaged and
the next week or So will witness arrivals.
Rev. r. $ Loundon of ilillsboro will ti
appointments OF Rev A. X. Hawthorn.
during conyalescence of the latter at He
bron church and at Batesyilie. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
HaKrFOED. :: FiTIE>ON. ..
Paterson Afraid To Play on Account q
~unke..

HARTFORD, CONN, June l7.-Special
Hartford won out IN the ninth to-day.
making Garrison finish. The locals
made the first run in the sixth. Boylcs
errors ana KadiOrd triple contributing
towards them.
Paterson sandwiched In two doubles
with two singles ia that inning. and with
"a base on balls and another single took
the lead.
I'm the ninth. with three to win the
locals made two hits three were given
their bases and Boyle and Wostlake drop
ped balls. Snyder made several poor de-
clsions. giving the PatcrsOns "A double
ihat fell foul and IN the last inning he
a good one
Nickery made a great jumping catch
OF fly, seemingly pulling II down from
the clouds.
Captain Smith Of Paterson made his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
SUpREME COrRr or aPrEILS.
The Opinions Handed Down FOR the
Week

J ] n
The Court of Appeals rendered the iol-
lowing decisions to-day.
Hoard IS. First National Bank oi
Charleston From the Circuit court of
Henry county Reversed. Opinion by
Judge Keith.
Richmond and West Point Land and
Navigation Company vs. Town of West
Point. From tho Circuit Court of hiN-
William county. Affirmed. Opinion Ny
Judge Keith
Commonwealth vs. Fulks. From the
Circuit Court ~ Russell county Ai.iin-
od Opinion hy Judgo Keith.
BurforG Of als rs. North Roanoke Lani
Company. From tho Corporation Court
of Roanoke. Dismissed Opinion hf
Judge Keith.
Cook So. southern Railway Company.
From OBJ. Circuit Court OF pitsl}NInit
county. Affirmed hy divided COURT
Town of S-rashurg vs. Winchester ana
strashure Railroad Company OF ais. Writ
Of mandamus denied. Opinion hy Judge
Reilly
Gr0nor % ais vs Foster or ais. From
flo Law and Chancery Court of tho rifF
Of Norfolk. Reversed Opinion h} judge
Reilly.
Long. trustee US Meridian Br.rnna
Company ~ ais From the Corporation
Court of LynDhhurg Reversed. Opinion
Lv Judge Reilly Judge Keith dissenting
Boil. commissioner. VS. Wood Of a'F.
From the Circuit Court ~ Culp"per
county Reversed opinion hy judge
Cardwen
Ind.,ns and wife VS. Simors ot oils.
From the Corporation Court of Norfn'a.
Affirmed Opinion Dis Judge CarlW'l
Gruhhs ys National Maturity Insurance
comranr From pho Circuit Court ~
Richmond CITY, Reversed. Opinion Nr
Judge CardWcIl.
GmhI- ys Union Central life lu-u-
rance Company. Reversed opinion hr
Judge Carlweil
Merchant ve. Hoalv o. ais. From th"
Circuit Court of M'ldleseX county Ape
peal dismissed as improvidently awarded.
Opinion hy Judge Buchanan.
Court Of Giouce'Tar county Reversed.
Opinion hv Judge Buchanan.
Richmond Locomotive Works VS. Ford
From the Law and Equity Court of Richie
mond Reversed. opinion nr Judge
Buchanan
Bac0n's administrator ys. Bacon tri--
too From The Chancery Court off ki'n-
monl Affirmed. Opinion hy Judge hN-
chanan
Insurance Company OF Noril America
VS. Gamble Company From the Law
and Chancery Court of Norfolk Az
nrmDd. Opinion hy judge ttrfi-'A'
Judges Keith and Buchanan dissenting.
St0nehraker and Hutchins SIS. Hicks.
From the Circuit Court of Madison rnln-
ty. Affirmed Opinion hy Juilr iarfi-
son. Judge Clrdweu conclrrin- DID, pee
suit
Bankers Loan and Investment Company
VS. Il0rnish q ais From the corpora
ton Court Of Roanoke. Reversed. opIn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18


Af.r taking id I,ad 900 the second inning
,bi. afternoon fn. Richmond club lost the
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ON bases. Win nearly t"lcf ass many
hits thre, Of which were made hy Steel
mai. anil ,t..i,, ., almost .rrorle.s
game ." ''' H.''' h''"i''' '' i''''''
failed to connect safely when hits meant
runs. and ALTHOUGH frru,ntly putting
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Nenle ""Nan'lus lh' runners u" 'hlIo
ana second W'"s hlt 'o W'h''' VIII"
put hlm out holding lhc runners ON in'H
bases Si''iman hl To ''n'ir saving
hoin runs after which Schmlli S toul iy
was caught 10y Scynold' l.,l1l ii> was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

CREWE. VA. June 7.-Special-Nfiss
Mamie Woodland. daughter Of Mr. j. Il.
Woodland. of this place. who was paralvz-
cd on Tuesday night last. died this morn
ing
Miss Woodland was about thirtv-fve
years old and a member of the Metho-
dist church.
The body was taken 10 Petersburg. her
former home. this evening for intcrment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. June IT, Sro-
ci1l.-The marriage of y. IS. Cox uud
Miss Mary r. Bryant was soiemuizcl 10
the residence OF the brides sister. Miss
Dora Bryant. ar J.. VI. Yesterday bv ilDg
W. H. Book. pastor OF the Disciples
church. only the immediate families OF
the contracting parties and few iu-
vitcd guests We're present Cooper Cox.
brother ~ the groom was best man. The
bride was given away hy her father. The
groom is cashier Of Allegheny Bank. and
the bride is a. daughter of j. ". G.. Bryant
ST. and was teacher OF the Kindergarten
department IN the clifton Forge seminary
They left on the midnight train fog Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., and AN Eastern trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Miss Edmonia 4. Turner Becomes the
Bride of >oryelI l.. Henley.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. June i7-spe-
cial.-Oropaxe. the handsome home OF
Or Turner. of New Kent county. was
the scene yesterday Of a very quiet YET
beautiful wedding. the contracting par
ties being Miss [dmona Pcndleton Iur-
ner. one q the most attractive ana pop
ular young ladies OF This section. and Mt.
Norvell L. Henley prominent young
attorney OF Williamsburg.
The entire house was artistically deco
rated with ferns. daisies and potted plants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
Captain Rogers Of the Louisville 'iu" y"
Play Third Base on tn. Baltimore
Sinc-thicago IL slow.
How Tie (lnh. Sinnd.


Boston. 10; Chicago =.
Cincinnati. g. Brooklyn. Z.
New York. o. Cleveland %.
Washington-Louisvule. Haltimoro-fit'S-
burg. and ST. Philadelphia games
postponed on account Of rain.
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" rlrlch Ind nnlllng NJ thIrd man

Ing Ulrich and putting tho third man
ont.
Tho ninth was opened by Roth hitting
10 schmidt and going out at first West
struck out Buttormoro was hit and
walked 20 first ward then lined one 10
dccn centre for three bases. scoring But
tormorc. Icidy was thrown ont at first
hv schmidt Sieelman let three good
ones go by and was called out Foster
was thou sent 10 bat for Schmidt and hc
too. struck out liargrovc WAS thrown
ont at first bv Madison and the game
was Laucastcr's 10y the score OF @ to
e. The Store follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
] OOtlr st..t.t.s .s.t.tt.ttt.
ATHLETICS.

summary Earned Newark. J..
Athletic. @. Two-hase hits Sheahan IT,
Schaun Wrieht FOX. Sacrifice hit
Shcahau. Stolen hases-J. Rothfuss,
Sacahan. Getue iloine. Left on bases
Newark. 3. Athletics. 10. Struck out-By
tombstone. o.. Jordan. F. First base on
errors Newark. .. Athletics. 3. First
base ON halls-)n tombstone. 4. or Jor-
dan. o. Hit by naturalization. Jordan.
H. Schaub \. Hothfuss. Wild pitch
Jordan. O. Impirc-Betts. Time-2.-0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Richmond 100 Iau.lsf0r
Norfolk af Readne
Athletics ~ Newark.
Paterson at Hartford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

ers, appoarancc in the game to-day since
his injury.
i,re. nat-hcadod snake in right-held be-
forc tho game began and Smith was the
only paterson ran who dared TO go out
in that territory The score:
49, IAHfTIDffID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
yfRGiNii. 10. GnoRGLI.L
Chancellor Eogg>' Pets Were Entirely
outcla-sed.

ATLANTA. GA. June Special-Af-
tor "a warmly contested game to-day We
Irni1trsity of virginia defeated Georgia
hv "a large score The defeat was probably
attributable 10 the fact that tine 'ieorgia
nine was largely composed Of sunsti-
iutcs. placed there in pursuance " tnan-
ceHor FOegs' ruling. excluding men VINO
failed t. stand in examinations.
Following is the score by inning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Boston .......55061oo2x-i9 - .
Chicago .... .0oOoooO r. 8
Summary Earned runs Boston. ]. CHI
caeo. g. Base ON halls-klohedaW. :,
sullivan. o. Briggs. g. Struck ori-klobe-
danz. 4. sullivan. /.
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RnInni I.cndIing


READING. pa. June Reading Nor
folk game postponed. rain.
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summary. Earnod runs-N IItTHI'
Georgia 3. TwO-base hits-Colli-r brad'
wei Price. Pinckert0n. Bonney Il'cc-
lass hts-MoOre. .. Home rum lrnet
Bases stolcn-Georgia. .: Nlrsin. a. -
Struck out-By Brghtwell :. 10y 'oilleI
H. Bases on balls-Om BrightWrll D.
Well /. Passed balls-M Moore. /. Umpire
Lynch. Scorer Grady.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-12-16

Cash Book: The Jackson Baptist
church, at u called meeting held
Monday night, called by Il unani-
nous vote Rev. Joseph Stirmlipger
of St. Charles to the pastorate of the
church. He is expected to begin his
work on Sunday, Dec. l9.
Dunklin Democrat: Dave Wells
accidentally discharged Il 8caIiber
revolver, Monday, the ball passing
through the tleshy part Of his left
hand.
David is son of ex-Sheriff J. 7.
Wells.
Oran correspondence Of Benton
Newsboy: A Mr.. Proftor Of Marble
Hill has bought Mr.. Rush's watch
maker shop and will continue the
business at the old stand,
Dunklin Democrats Four bears
and 6 deer killed in Il days is not
bad record, yet that is what OIL
yer Sparks, l6 miles south Of here,
near Lulu, has tc his credit this fall.
He was in Kennett with ~ bear
that weighed 300 pounds that he
killed.
New Madrid Record: A numper
of the southeast papers 1--WE noticed
it first in the Charleston Enterprise)
have mentioned the Hon. William
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-12-16


THERE is only one emergency
that will bring the party leaders up
to the point of committing them
selves in a formal way to green
back retirement. As that emer-
gency can be very easily created
by the money power, it may be
used to spur the republicans on
We refer to a probable raid on the
treasury by the "international'
syndicates. Circumstance have not,
as yet, made such drastic perform
ance either desirable or necessary,
but if the money power thinks it
can dragoon the republicans into
pushing forward the legislation it
is scheming for, the export of gold
will begin whether the course OF
exchange makes it profitable or un-
profitable. A repetition Of the tao
tics Of the money power when the
repeal of the Sherman law was up
for discussion would prove very
embarrassing to Mr.. Mckinley and
very damaging to the republican
party, for it would involve the
issue of q couple of hundred mil
lions of 4 per cent bonds in time Of
peace. AS result of it, the con
gressional elections next year would
give the democrats q majority in
the house too large to be comfort
able.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-12-16
ZALNIA.

Died-On the 10th, the wife of
Erich Wolpers, Of consumption.
W. P. Barnes went to Marble
Hill last week on business.
J. V. Slinkard is the happiest
man in Lalma. His barn is finished.
r. James has his store building
very near completed.
Oliver Barks has moved his
family from F. E. Bruues to Bess'
villa.
G.. B. SUIT has moved his family
to our little town.
Married-Umph James to Miss
Dora Stroder, at the residence of
S. G. Bedwell, four miles north
east of Zalma, on Sunday, the 18th.
l wish them q long, happy and
prosperous life, may they share
with each other many joys and few
sorrows.
W. X. Chandler and J. W. Cald-
we'll of Marble Hill were down at
Greenbrier on the 18th to attend
to a lawsuit before Squire Lloyd.
l understand there was a fight
at the Ladd school house between
r. j. Lloyd and Lum Collins few
days ago, over religious matters.
1t is reported that Rev. Lloyd was
in the pulpitpreaching, when Mr..
Collins struck Nhim a blow with
his fist. s.
News is very scarce and will
have to close, with best wishes to
THE Press and the sold man."
ALLEN AROon.