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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
SMYTHE COUNTY.
Two Negroes Sentenced for Criminal AS
sauIt-The County for Tyler.

Two Negroes Sentenceu i"f " 49,
sauIt-The County for Tyler.
MARION. VA, April So.-Special-No
rain has fallen here for the past ten
days. and vegetation Of all kinds is
beginning TO suffer.
The wheat crop is looking exceedingly
well in Smyth.
Mr.. ]. c. Rybun. a prominent bust
moss man of Rich Valley, was married
Yesterday at Abingdon to Miss Laura
cregar. Rev. T. A. Wharton, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at that place
oflciating. The bridal party reached this
Mace by yesterdays evening train. and
left this morning for the home of the
groom's father, where an elegant fecep-
tion will be given them.
To-day at o'clock a dinner party con-
sisting of Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Erkridge.
Rev. and Mrs. c.. d. Waun, Judge ana
Mrs. George w. Richardson. DR.. and Mrs.
]. S. Apperson, Colonel and Mrs. Jonh
w. Richardson, Senator and Mrs. b. +.
Buchanan were the guests OF MI ana
Mrs A. T. Lincoln at the home OF w. u
Sexton. ESQ.
County Court is still in session. Man
ME Cox and Hugh Hart were sentenced
to ten years in the pententiary for Grim
lnal assault.
Colonel John w. Richardson. of the
Land Office. who has been at home on a
visit for few days will leave for Rich
to-day.
The political pot begins to boil here.
and leading politicians concede the coun-
ty TO Major j. Hoge Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
A ROMANTIC REUNION.
MIN AND HiFr MhEJ EACH OfHEE
rs From IHE DEdD.
Separated at the JohDstown Flood a.d
Believing Zach Other Dead They Come
Face To Fac. Ia Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA. April 5O.-Speciai-A
most remarkable ana romantic reunion
OF husband and wife after more than
eight years OF involuntary separation has
just come TO light In this city. the parties
In the case oeins John T. ShdrAey and
wife, formerly OF Buchanan county, Va.
~ the time OF the Johnstown, Pa)
food. in May 1889. they had resided in
that city about a month. In the terrible
struggle Tor life IN the seething waters
they became separated aud eacn suppos-
ing the ether dead. they unconsciously
dtIfted IN this direction, until, on We'd
Eesday last they met OF Salem avenue
and on yesterday started for their irst
home, In buchanan county.
The husband had worked I'm Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and other eastern cities
and had arrived In Roanoke on Monday
from Norfolk. The wife worked as Il
servant with families I'm pennsylvania
and Virginia. arriving ut Salem about
three weeks ago. She had come To Roam.
oke TO do some shopping. when the giad
meeting with her husbaGd occurred.
Neitenr had married and as each had
saved some money. they were happy and
hopeful when they babe their Roanoke
Salem friends goodbye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
\uie,.

Mac. was right in calling Elsie down
for attempting TO interfere WI" III.
ball. .,. ,ho
BY winning the game YESTERDAY, ,ne
Cherubs break even with the Newarks
for the lead with the crew OF the Mary
Jaro and the .ilksrockings on tie Tor
second place. IN -,
Reading has "A oinch on the tail end
Hartford doesn't show up as wen as
Manager Barnie thought II would.
The cherubs are standing well on the
start. and with n good lead, they can
AFFORD TO lose an occasional game.
The Reading boys redeemed themselves
10 some extent by the manner IN which
they conducted themselves on the grounds
yesterday. -
ing. and no other kind will be tolerated
here, -.
Berte played his old position at short
YESTERDAY and was in good form. Inc
one error charged TO him was a measiy
one. and I'm the very next play ne had
the pleasure Of putting the same runner
out at secora. ,.- s..
Wells is the best first baseman seen
here IN this league.
Reading again today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
A Deep Mystery.

TRENTON, y. j.. April S0.-There IS
considerable mystery here over a we'll
dressed woman, aged about twenty-five
years. who registered az the Trenton
House under the name Of Dorothy Ar
mour, of Pttsburg. Pa.
She came to the hotel on Wednesday
April 2lst. Nothing unusual was no.
ticed concerning her actions. but on the
evening of the sec md day groans were
heard coming from her room, and she
asked for medical attendance. DR.. r. f..
Burroughs was called in and he ordered
her removal 10 the Florence Mission,
where she now is.
All those in touch with the case refuse
absolutely to discuss &C.. The girl IS evil
IDENTIFY well connected. and the chief OF
police IS reported 10 be IN communication
with her parents in some town IN Penn
sylvania.
II is known that she purchased some
laudanum while in this city, representing
that she had n tOothache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
o'a 6atks7op Works N ohAl.

ing frequent connections with the curves
Of the twirlers. Elsie is sharp with the
bat. and gets in his -: with pleasing fire.
quency. Berte IS also hunting for the
ball. and when he gsows a little steadier,
the Cherubs Will have just as hard hit
tiers as the other teams
The work OF the infield is snappy, and
there are no better baokstops in the
league than Foster and Schabel.
Schmidt and Lever are frst-class
twirlers and we have several others TO
choose from in order to carry the requi-
site number.
THE GONG RINGS.
The Cherubs opened the prize packages
In the first. Elsie was h4t with pitched
ball and went 10 second on Amole's wild
pitch. He stole second and crossed the
plate on Mari single.
No more runs were made until the nttn,
when the Cherubs caught on to Amoie s
pillows to the tune OF four singles ana
three runs.
Elsie singled and captured two bags
through the error Of Meara, who dropped
an easy one from Hargrove's bat Harry
went 10 second bag on the error. MARI
put z hot one TO Reagan, who threw II
home IN order 10 cut off Elsie, and the
runner threw up his arms in order TO
flank the ball Mcnamara declared him
out for interfering. and Hargrove stole
third. while Mari went down TO .,, Secoho'
SnOLIA'S TWO BAGGER.
Barckley attempted TO head Mari on
at second and Hargrove swiped the plate;
The next man uD was Shoita- eooa
one came and he didn't do a thing but
put II out for two bags. bringing Lefty
home. and scoring himself on singles by
Schahel and Berte. This Is the tale or
the victory.
For Reading Meara In the fifth sin
xlcd He was followed by Barckiey.
who put the ball over the fence, bringing
both Barckley and himself across the
river. This play brought forth great
applause and the chunky little backstop
tipped his chapeau.
THE LOSERS.
Again. In the next inning. the Readings
scored Slater singled: Newell banged
the ball down TO the Brownie who tossed
n over to Bertc. In time TO cut Slater on
but Newell got TO Wells baiiiwick In
safety Then the visitors got on 10
Schmidt'-s curves and wrecked him for
two more hits. bringing In Newell. This
ended the score getting. and at the end
ing of the eighth inning. the game was
called on account of darkness. The score
follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Iocustdale IL: Woodbery Forest, s.

LOCUST DALE. VA. April 3O.-speciai
ocust Dale Academy defeated Wood
berry Forest High School today by
score of 10 to S. This was me nrst oi
u,nch excitement and enthusiasm pre-
Vailed Lawson pitched n strong game
for Locust Dale striking out eleven men
and holding the opponents down to a
half dozen hits half OF which were IN
I'm formerly of the University OF
Nortb Carolina. twirled for Woodberry
and suffered at the hands Of the Locust
Daie hard hitters. The game was play
cd on Woodberry's grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
rHImlRY ar cHAnLorrAsvILLh.
Municipal Officers Dominated by the
D-mocrat--A Jury for Bedford.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April CO.
Spccial.-The Democratic primary to Sc
lect candidates for municipal Offices was
he'd yesterday. - sInan voc ~..S ,"st,
WIN tne fVnOwIng result. ". 4. Jones,
treasurer, ". sam burnley, constable,
Charles rage Benson. justice of the peace.
Councilmen. First Rard-A. Wlngneid, w.
j. tyson, frank l.. Parish. SecO..d ward
II. 4. Nelson, A. -. faSne. Moses Letter.
man. Third ward-C. ID. Carter, +. NJ.
Buyett, James H.. Gleason. Fourth ward
john :. Patton, J. Nj. Murphy, and +. {.
tiizhugh.
The revival al the Methodist church in
creases In interest daily. The Rev. w. w.
Lear. Of Manchester arrived yesterday
afternoon, and preached to large audi
ence last night. lie also preached at III
A. NJ. to-day.
Deputy Sheriff j. W. Huddelson. OF Bed
ford county, Is I'm the city to-day summon
ing a jury for tho bank case. which trial
commences in Bedford City next Monday
morning. He succeeded in enrolling all
the men he wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

Forest Fires Spreading-t commencement
sercises at Bowling Green.

For the past few days forest fires have
been spreading in the county shadow
ing the daylight with clouds Of smoke,
and tinging the welkin check with
crimson hue at night.
Rev. Louis BransfOrd, Of Danville, IS
conducting an old-time Methodist revival
at Bowling Green. The conservative 1T
tie town is deeply stirred and the church
f. thronged at every service.
The commencement exercises Of the
Southern Seminary. in Bowling Green,
will take place May Goth and 3lst. The
baccalaureate will be preached Sunday
May 3Jth. II A. NJ. by Rev. a. q. Brown,
-. D.. OF Ashland. Va.
The annual address will be delivered
Monday. May 3lst, +. NJ, by Rev. r..
II. Rawlings OF Richmond. Va, and VIII
be followed by the annual concert and
the presentation Of diplomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
CAMEL COaL IN HANOVER.
Lieutenant Cook Also Discovers n Vein
Near Ashland.

ASHLAND. VA. April s0.-Speclal.-
Lieut.. n. b. Cooke. who lives in the coun-
ty about five miles from here. has found
on his farm a vein of coal OF the camel
variety. He has not as yet been able TO
to rise OF water In the pit from which
the specimen was taken.
DR.. n. Knight, Of Randolph Macon Col
lege. has recently received scientific
journal nom Germrny, which contained
an account OF a chemical analysis OF a
meteor, which fell some time ago In Al
eusta county, Va, The analysis revealed
Nreon, and X is the FIRST meteor In which
that newly discovered and interesting ele-
ment has Iesn found.
Or. knight and Mr.. w. ". Blanchard.
Of the College. have recently analysed the
water OF 4 spring near Ashland which
shows that the wafer Of Hanover u about
a. 49, - the hAst-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

has given them strength and encrgy
when all else has failed. Experiments
have proved II 70 be the safest and purest
OF all medicinal stimulants and the best
thing for giving stimulatiyc nourlshment
to those who are weak and run down.
Taken at meals time II sharpens the APP
petite aids digestion and increases tho
power 10 assimilate food. II sooths ex-
cited nerves, restores lost vitality and
gives feeling OF renewed strength 10
every part of the body.
Ask your grocer or druggist for Duffy's
and refuse to take anything else
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
\. and ". Will Join.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Prcsldent FINK,
Of the Norfolk and Western railroad, said
to-day that his company Will Join the
inst formed among the southern lines.
I'VE are perfectly satisfied with the new
understanding among the southern INES.
said NIr. Fink, and we will be glad 10
cooperate with them. This applies only
to the freight association. We VIII not
join the passenger association. Inc Men-
nhis and Charleston IS also in the new
association. which was formed in Louis
vile yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
rArEnsoA, II; ArHLErIcs, 3.
Philadelphia Team Was Entirely ou'-
cla-sed.

PATTERSON. y. j.. April SO-Special.-
The Athletics were outplayed at every
point Yesterday afternoon and JOSH ,ns
game by a score OF il to 3. They cou'a
not hit Young Flaherty and played
ragged game in the field. only W. ..
the eleven runs scored by the hoi''e '0'i''
were earned. -. o,,1
In the first inning. with two out ana
two men on bases McNey. the star cen
ire fielder OF the Athletics dropped an
easy fly ball. permitting two men 20 eros 90
men crossed the rubber. Rattan ann
Childs LEI easy ones go through then;
Tbe Athletics put Harley IN right held
and the new man made good Impression
capturing two difficult flies. Tie score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Westminster Assembly.

STANTON VA, April 3o.-Special.--
The Westminster Assembly has been in
session to-day. Rev. Mr.. Wells read the
address Of Rev. Dr. II. G. Johnson, Of
the Union Theological Seminary. DR..
Johnson could not attend on account or
his voice Subject, intellectual Charac-
ters OF Westminster Assembly as COM
pared with other grand Churches
Rev Thornton Whaling. OF Lexington,
Va. read an address; subject. Actual
Work Of Assembly j.. a. WaddeiIi oil
stanton. on Shorter Catechsm." Rev.
Dr. Finley; subject. Doctrine Of Cal
yinism."
Dr. Beattie. OF the Theological Semi
nary. at Louisville. is attending the AS
sembiy. DR.. Hoge will be here Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
ROmeyn Court-Nartial.

ATLANTA. GA, April 3O.-The thirteen
army officers detailed on the court-mar-
tial before which Captain Henry 10
meyn is now on trial, at Fort Mcpherson,
have received orders from the War De-
partment TO the effect that upon the
conclusion Of the present trial they
shall remain in Atlanta, to await FUR
Their instructions from headquarters.
The trial oil Captain Romeyn drags
along slowly. To-day the prosecution
finished the rebuttal testimony. and evi-
denca In sur-rebnttal was begun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
cor. O,FERRILL'S TRIP.
Received Mt Fort Monroe with salute
and Reviews the Troops.

FORT MONROE, VA. April 3O.-Spe-
cial.-Governor O'Ferrall and party re-
turned this afternoon on the steamer
Chesapeake, from Yorktown ana 70
comoke. They were met at the wharf
by Colonel O.. Percy Halves and Colonei
~. lI lIuuey. OF hicnmOnD. 1hey
report having had a pleasant trip.
Shortly after his arrival at the nam
berain. Colonel Royal Frank. command,
ON him and later in the afternoon, ne
visited the fort, and was received with
the customary salute and Teview OF
tho troops.
They 90 to jamestown tomorrow
where n part of his party return 10
Richmond. the Governor returning here
TO remain over Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
FEEDEKICKsBURG FEEDING.
Miss Annie +. Bowling Becomes the Eride
OF j. ID. Ray.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April 90
Special.-Last night at The home Of the
bride in tbs city a; $50 o'clock, j. ID. Ray,
one Of our most prominent merchants, and
Miss Annie T.. Bowling, daughter OF the
late A. j. and Mrs. Medora Bowling, were
united in marriage.
The attendants were Miss Rachael
French. Of Norfolk, and Miss Miriam Ar
dell Carper. flower girls, and Mr. \. i.
Rowe, Jr., best man.
Rev. Dr. Il. s. Dunaway was the off,
ciating minister
The bride wore a handsome costume OF
cadet blue novelty cloth. gold and white
trimmings. Pink flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Lndcc Chichesfer's Successor.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. April Especial.
As TO Judge Chichester's successor there
are various rumors. Colonel Lewis Bar
lev of this city is considered as good
man AS can be selected. as young as he
is. but the impression is that the Cover
nor cannot appoint a judge from Alexan-
dria to fiji this place and that the judge
of the Alexandria and Fairfax county
Courts must be from Fairfax.
Major Love, II is thought in Fairfax
will be Judge Chichester's successor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nominated by the Democrats of Lynch
burg in Primary.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April SO.-Specal.-
The counting Of the votes in yesterdays
Democratic primary was not completed
until early this morning. The nominal
lions were as follows: John w. Brans-
ford. City Treasurer Thomas ID. DAVIS.
j. Gordon Payne, James l. Lee, j. -.
Tanner. j. ID. Sullivan. Il. G. Hammer. j.
Il. Yates. Camillus Christian. h. w.
Thurmun. w. b. Bigbie, J. j. Ryan, l..
=. Shaner. II. X. Bowman. r. I. Yancey
and Frank McCarron. For city Council;
w. u. Adams. F.. w Jones. II. IL. Null
lin. 9. G. Onterdinger. o. f. johnson. A.
J. Seay. l.. c. Talbot. r. l.. Dudley, X.
j. Davis. p. V. Ford ID. c. Frost, and
W. II. Mclaughlin for Aldermen.
Park Agnew collector for the western
district of Virginia. arrived here this
morning. and will take charge OF revenue
Office TO-DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Depew Reelected.

NEW YORK. April so.-The Board OF
Directors Of the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company has
elected the followins officers Of the
company:
Chairman Of the board, Cornelius Van
derbilt: President. Cnauncey NJ. Depew;
First Vice President. Charles c. Clarke;
Second Vice President Horace j. Hay
den; Third Vice President, H. Walter
webb: Treasurer F.. Y. W. Rossiter. and
Secretary, +. ID. Worcester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
PROF. JONES RESIGNS.
a Mad Dog at Cape Charles-Late Straw
berry Crop.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, April 30.-Spe-
cial.-The Cape Charles High School
closed its session for this spring last
Friday afternoon. and Professor w. IL.
Jones. Of Farmvile. Va. who has been
principal of the school for the past TWO
years. has rendered his resignation 10
the Board OF Trustees, TO accept d post
ton In Richmond, Va.
A dog suffering with rabies was killed
on the street few days ago. after biting
small colored boy and about dozen
other dogs.
An ordinance has been passed requiring
all dogs found on the streets 10 be muZ-
zled or they will be killed by the Ser
geant.
The strawberry crop on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia will be about ten days
later than usual, on account OF the recent
cold weather. which caused the early
blossoms TO drop off.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
WASHINGTON and Lee. .: siaunton o.

sTAI-NTON. VA. April 2o-special-
THO came between washington and Lee
and the stanton mines at Athletic Paf TX
his afternoon. was called in the sixth In,
ring on account Of rain. The score stoo gd
to . hut If the rule applies 10 exclude
~ rms made in the last inning the
stanton bows will be counted out, ana
the score rendered at to in t avot, Ui
Washington and Lee. II was Deau'iiui
game so far as II went.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
kEWARK, q; HAR1FORD. o.
Garrick Held Hartford Down TO Five Hits
and No Runs.

HARTFORD. CONN. April sO.-Special
Hartford could not bat Garrick to-day
The heavy hitters were helpless. the few
hits being made by the second growth Of
hitters.
Both pitchers were well supported. Ras-
" Wright had four hits with total Of I
and was given his base once Sheehan re-
leased by Hartford. is on trial by New
ark and was in to-days game.
Cavell made another phenomenal catch
OF "a high fly to-day. The score:
NEWARK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Robert Swift

News was received here YESTERDAY
morning that Robert Swift. the little
eieht-year-oid son OF Mr. J. A. and MRS
Eliza NJ. Swift, who lives near BuIhpasSs
Louisa county. died OF meningitis AZ
o'clock Wednesday afternoon re vi az
buried in the family burylns s rVunu ~, a.
4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Inc nttle
bow was a great sufferer for the last i9ur
OF five DAYS. lie had relatives IN TINS
off
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
At Buzzard's Bay.

GREENWICH. CONN. April OK
President Cleveland. ex-secretary Car
I,sle and ex-Postmaster General Wilson,
Who came TO Greenwich Tuesday night
after the Grant monument celebration as
the guests Of f. c. benedict went aboard
Mr. Benedict's yacht oneida YESTERDAY IA,
afternoon. and later will proceed 10 MI MT
Cleveland's summer home at Gray Id
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
by innings:

Score by innings: oooI
y yISnm'o"' oooo2 0o-3
Summary: Earned runs-Rie;himesn,,aa ,,a q
Reading, 2. Two"pasc Stolen
spratt. Home runs-Barckey. W S,oIe"
bascs-Eise Hargrove ,D' MARI p.r,s 70
DoShle plays-ElberfeId 10 bet.e W
tV oJi' f,ases on balls-on schmidt: sia-
ter. Frank: on Amole, Ber,e. H is,d ~
~. Reagan. Frank: by Amoie. E'eeriy,"
te)' Mari, Wells. WIG pitches. .,,''p'',,
minutes. Umpire, Mcnamara.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
ATHLETICS.

Summary. Earned runs-Paterson' z.
-.rro.hase hits-Stafford. Smith. Three
hase hit-Halien. Sacrifice hit-Moran'
r. sohaub. stolen bases-keister' He'd
rick. ?: Battam. Left on bases-ra'er-
son, 4. Athletics. 4. First base on er-
rors-Paterson. s. Athletics D2 Wn'
nIavs-Keister. Smith and Halter; hels-
,or smith and Halter Pass on balls
or Tiahertv C; of Jordan. 3 Struck
~. ~, Jordan. 2. Wild pitch-Jordan
Time OF game. one hour and forty min
,,tes Umpire-Mr. Snyder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 30.-The latest
authentic news received at the state De
partment from Honduras IS thaI me fsr -,
have possession Of the railroad as far
as Pimiento Ohe end Of the linel. santa
Barbara and Santa Rosa are Doth SAID
10 hive declared in favor OF the revolution.
Omoa still holds out. CeiDa IS s,tld 70
have been taken, but the revoluuonistS
are said TO have been repulscd at IruN-
lilo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Nust Serves lis Term.

WASHINGTON, April so.-The Presi-
dent has decided not 10 interfere in the
case OF Joseph Dunlop, proprietor OF the
Chicago Dispatch. who was sentenced 10
ecaDa natter tbrou~h the mails. strong
effort was made 10 secure his pardon
on the ground that his NE would De piac,
ed in jeopardy by his Imprisonment, but
the President decided that Duh1op must
serve out his term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Is 1t Truce?

Yes 1t is true that nothing 50 rarey
builds up the system as pure stimu-
liant. IL taken regularly. Thousands HAYS
testified TO this fact and have unhcsl,at-
ingly declared that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
LANCASTER, Z; NORFOLK, 8.
The Crabs Suffer Their First Defeat of the

NORFOLK, VA, April 3O.-Special.-
NOIioik suffered her hrst defeat to-day,
ioslHS TO Lancaster by score OF to 1.
Newton Iattles in the nrst inning, when
ne was MT Tor I'VE bases ana gave three
more caused the trouble.
feager was hit often and hard but
ne scattered them effectively, until cne
hlnth inning, wncn the "Brooms" rallied
spiehdldly, but could not over
come thelr sturdy opponents read There
were no features. Attendance, about six
hundred:
40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
'OtaiS ........... VI ,
LANCASTER

Two-base hits-Leahy. LaRocQue. Wentz.
Leidy, Seibold. Madison. Weddige stolen
bases-Buttermore. Newton. Weihl. Lett
on bases-NorfOik. II; Lancaster, A.
Struck out-by Yeager. McFarlan, Sny-
First base on errors-Leidy Leahy,
Weihl. First base on balls-off Newton.
4. off Yeager 2. Umpire Cline. Time
of game. one hour and forty-five min
uteS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

Earned runs-Newark. ;. Two pist mo
-EadIcrd Wright. Three-base MT,
Wright. Bases on balls-On Fry: 4: OIL
Carrick. G. struck out-By Fry, 6; by y, Car r5
rick 3 Double plays-Heine. Radford ar, ano
Thornton: Gilman and j. RothtuSS: VIZ
pitches-Fry. ,. stolen bases w IlEn, .
Gilman poheriy. Sacrifice hlts-Fry, "a
lev Umpire Jones Time 2:lj. Attend
ance 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
N. c. Bristol.

CHICAGO, April So.-M. C. Bristol I,
suner,ntendent OF construction OF west
ern Division OF Western Union Telegraph
Company. with headquarters at chicago,
died at his home here this morning al
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
OBITUARY.
Mrs Elizabeth Collins.

MARSHALL. VA, April 29.-Special. -
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins. widow OF the late
Peter Collins died suddenly at her nome :
in Marshall, on Thursday morning st
o'clock of heart failure. She leaves 'hree
children all grown.