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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
CHERUBS In THE GAME.
THEy nom THE BRIDEGR0oMs
DOM HND MdkE TUO Runs.
The Game Yesterday ut finel fHfk an
Improvement on Its fredeces-or-ih
Locals warming Up to Work.
Bro ,klyn won again.

BIZ Iklyn won AGAIN.
But they had 90 fight for IT, for the
Cherubs were In the game yesterday 40
put the Bridcgroms on they ns,:N
II goes without saying that the Locals
have been thoroughly outclassed IN the
National League games. and the enthu'
slasts. when they stop moment 10 con-
slider what material the Cheruos have
been playing against. Will see that the
showing made by the home team against
such odds has really been remarkable
MAKE THEM HUSTLE
They have run up against the nNcs'
players in the business, and IN heails
every instance the visitors nave h'u 10
hustle for the game. IL Is most 6Idui!
ing. as has been already stated IN t"e pa
per. TO see how the CnefuUs are se'''"e
their eye upon the bali
In the game yesterday the ine t"lIieIs
from Greater New York were unable TO
strike out a single Chorub And this Kind
OF playing should hoe applaudcd by inc
cranks. for IL means that when 'he
game begins in earnest our boys Wall he
there.
Brooklyns slugccrs also got out the
twisters and pillows OF Stulz ana Cnesoio
for eleven hits. There is nothing strange
about that. however. FOR The bls fellows
have eagle eyes. and can foudlc the
curves I'm "a way that is pleasant 10 see.
HOW THEY WE'RE MADE.
Tho first runs were made iu the second
half for Brooklyn Griffin singled, ana
went TO second on Shiudlcs Init, he stole
second and scored on Canarau out from
Wells 10 Shoita. Shindie stole second
went to third on Canaran' $ out and scored
on G.. Smiths single.
In the third la Chance hit for four
bases. Jones singled and went to second
on Bcrte's error. ho stole third. and scored
on Fosters error
Anderson hit safe. stole 20 third. and
scored on Shindles out from Sholta TO
wells. In the NTH Ia Chance singled.
went 10 second bag on Jones single. stole
third. and scored on Fosters passed ball
Jones reached third on the passed ball,
and scored on Grifin's single.
THE CHERUBS MAKE TWO.
Up 10 the ninth the Chorubs had Moth
ing but blanks 10 their credit. In. that
lucky inning however. Schabel tapped
safe one for one BAG Wells went up 60
the plate with a determined air. TWO
balls and two strikes werc called. when
fine one came straight over tho rubber.
Jake hit il squarely on the nose. Away
off into far centre went the ball. IL pass
cd right through Griffin and landed near
the fence. Jake covered the rubber before
The bail could be neldcd and two runs
were scored for the home team. Berte
and Stuitz went out iu order and the
game came 70 "a close.
Attendance about 1000 The score fol-
lows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
IhirlTnner Sci of Teeth

Mrs J. J. Lower an aged lady residing
at Orrviile, Wayne county. o. is cXpe-
rienclng a singular freak of nature I'm the
way OF cutting her third set OF upper
teeth. she having iost her original second
set ten years ago. after a severe attack
Of sickness.
Early last fall she suffered greatly from
weakness Of her eyosight and an inhsm-
ed condition OF her eyes Since then She
also suffered from much swelling and
pain Of the gums The result is a large
sized eye-tooth. which Is almost full
grown. while other teeth are rapidly
pushing their way through the gums.
Dr. Eugene j. wager. who extracted and
made Mrs Lowers artificial teeth. pro-
nounces the case almost unknown In the
history OF dentistry. Cleveland Pain
Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

Louis railroad from porfecting the case
OF the Tennessee Midland. and Tenpesse'
Paducah and Alabama railroads from the
Louisville and Nashville.
Rogers Is a large stockholder hVlne N
New Jersey. and has strenuo lsly -olsnt
the ratincation Of these leases. ne ~"
alleges the Louisville ana NasnNiiie mas
secured control OF the NashVlhe' |ha'-
,anooco and ST Louis and forced the
latter road TO enter into the lease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

CHAPEL HILL. ~ c.. April 13.-Spe-
cial.-The game with Pennsylvania to-
day resulted in score OF II 10 against
the Tarheols who made many costly err
rors. The score by innings was as fol-
lows
Pennsylvania ............ 3 0 0 0 0 0 Al
North Caroiina...........l 0 90 90 . o o. 3
Each team made six hits The fea-
lures OF the game were the star foul
catches by Pennsylvania catcher and
third baseman. Stanleys running. bat
ting OF Robinson ana Ritchies quick
throwing 20 bases.
The pitchers were Richie for Pennsyl-
yania and Mangum for Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
CanIor

Madam" said Wandering Mike. II
don't want yer ter misjudge me in con-
nectIon with that proposition OF yours.
ter saw wood FUR me dinner. There am
nothln tibet nd give me more sausiactlo
than ter bunch myself Up alongside o.
that stack o. 'ogs an spread sawdust al
over the scenery But III have ter make
a comics sion. You have honest race
ma'am. an / think kin trust YOU.
That's more than / can 90 ior YOU
remark. It's a humliatin' thing ter own
up to- I'm "a kleptomaniac, an et l wGs
ter put my hands on that saw, I'd be sure
20 steal t'.-Washington star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

il was before an Irish Trial justice says
the Evening Post The evidence was All
in. and the plaintiffs attorney had made
a long. eloquent. ana logical argument.
Then the defendants attorney took the
floor
what you doir 60" asked the justice,
as the lawyer began.
Going TO present our sido OF the case
If don't want 10 hear both sides ar
gued lt has q tlndincy TO confuse the
court"
So tie DEFENDANTS lawyer sat down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

A person riding between the rails Of am
electric street railway upon q bicycle is
held. In Everett against Los Angeles Con-
solidated Electric Railway Company ,Cal)
g L. Il. a $50. 90 be- chargeable with the
duty of looking out for and endeayoring
10 avoid danger from the electric cars.
and the notorman seeing him SIS held en-
titled 10 assume up 90 the last moment
that the rider will turn )ut Of the way
by increasing his speed or turning aside
10 avoid the danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

WASHINGTON. April 13-There was a
large number o. callers al the White
House today before the Cabinet assem-
blcd.
Among the more prominent were Sen
ators Platt. of New York. Quay. of Penn
sylvania Hanna, OF Ohio, Proctor. OF
Vermont: Spooner of Wisconsin: Elkins.
OF West Virginia. and half a hundred
members of the lower House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14


The little bird now seeks O. mate
And pipes a loving tune,
The slad-r0es bloom upon the plate
AZ forty cents bloom.
The occupler OF a fiat
Prepares 20 soon vacate
And seekcth for another AZ
a lower rental rate.
The little buds begin 20 sprout
Upon the naked boughs.
The garlic from the ground comes out
TO Favor dairy COWS.
The LOnesomehurster buyeth now
Ills stock OF garden seeds.
Which later on he'll wonder how
TO tell from common weeds.
The young man, so the poet states
Ills mind 10 owe devotes.
And Unc, ThIcehals sits and waits
For ncphcw5' oyercoats.
New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
Slang->ilngrr.

Dear Tom. since me and yau was young
The world has changed its ways.
The language. even. an me same
That folks use nowadays.
When me and sou was CROWN up
Z. used 20 be tho style
To call things by their proper names,
And nor say "smoile' for smile
We heard OF "hddlers" 800 them times.
But now IFS never SO,
\ man don't play the thing az all
Tie Jerks a. nasty bow.
And now instead OF kicks and blows.
To settle all our ills.
We stun fellow in tho neck
or nm him in the gills.'
A lad who loved lassie then
Was said 10 be her beau.
Eut now he's called her mash. and she
His piece Of Calico
And If he failed to win the love
or her he deemed so dear.
He never got his back up then.
Nor 'prauced of on his ear
And when she told him 10 depart
she used plain simple talk.
And didn't say Now. hump. old thing
Nor walk. old terrapin. walk.
To-day In church two little chaps
Were making quite q noise.
Regardless OF disturbing folks.
For boys Will be boys
And when I told them TO "be quiet.
or else 10 change" their place.
They laughed out loud ana asked me
Please TO button up my lace.
The men and women OF this age
Without respect 10 sex
Sling slang from birth until they die'
or rather pass In checks.
I'm told my William sllngs Il, too
But IL l catch him I'm IL.
You bet your boots I'll name him muo'
And with ols VI begin H.
Manchester, Va.
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
The Easter Gloves are

The Easter Gloves are
here in all their glorious color
ings-there is not a wantable
shade missing-and such a
gathering of Glove goodness.
Fit, wear and value goes
with every glove we sell-the
dollar ones and better ones,
we fit at the counter-We
guarantee them.
At 75c-"The Favorite' a
splendid glove for service-and
looks. Four large white pearl
buttons, heavy stitching, care
fully made, in the new shades
Of tan, mode, pearl, white,
black and blood. It's as
good as most stores dollar
grade.
At S1.00-The very best
hand-covering that ever
crossed a counter at the price.
Made Of carefully selected, fine
elastic skins. Four large white
pearl buttons, heavy black and
self stitching, light, dark and
medium shades Of tan, mode,
pearl, champagne, OK blood,
brown white and black.
Guaranteed.
"The Away, Busy store"
Miller & Rhoads,
Broad Betwesn5th and eth strssts'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
someone's rhLHrHoNE rIGHr
An Atmstice That Seems TO Favor the
American Long Distance Company.

NORFOLK. VA, April 13.-Special-The
hard-fought telephone fight is still unwon.
The matter of the application OF the
American Long Distance Telephone Com
pany. for a franchise. came up before the
Select Council Tonight. and was argued
for four hours hy attorneys on both sides
and final action postponed for thirty days
by vote Of 9 20 8.
This arristioe is believed to be a partial
victory Tor the American, and it is pre-
d.cted that they Will carry the Council
when the question comes mp again 10y a
vote OF not less than : TO ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

some Of Murphys guests.
p. j.. Montague. Hampton: IT. r. Ar
MAN and wife. Linwood Pa. j. Il. Grin
in. Albcmarie county: Robt Hancock
and niece. ". T. Walters. New Berne a.
c.: Neil G. Malone. q. b. Jack manager
Roland Reed. OF New York. H. Hodges.
Norfolk, j.. IA Martin. Boston. Joseph
DE Beer. Baltimore. Thomas Leahy and
wife Rochester. y. Y. J. j.. Walker.
Waterford Va. Thos +. Goodc Virginia:
j. l.. Squire and WIFE Iowa. J.. VI. Crif-
fin. New York. W. A. Lash. North Caro-
lima. %. J. Weeks. New York. w Thatoh-
or. Westheld. Mass. Thos. y. DAVIS.
Lynchburs.
At Ford's are the following late arr.v-
ais.
j. Smith. Mcdonald. W. Va: Geo. IT,
Robinson and wife. Chicago; n. n. Ball
~ Hagerst0wn. Md. l.. A. Benton.
Washington. NJ. G. Finchcr. Norfolk g.
A. Hall and wife. Winona Mimi. VIM
Howard and wife. Wiliamsport Pa:
George a. Walker and wife Emporium.
Pa; B. w. Green. wife and niece. Gm-
porium. Jerry Sims. West Boston. Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
Nnrfnlk Acnin Defcnfcd

BALTIMORE. April lS-The Champions
again defeated the Norfolk team In their
second exhibition game on the home
grounds. The Birds batted Newton at
will, and won as they pleased.
II. II. i.
Baltimore 90. .....2OO022 il 6
Norfolk .... ......OO 0OOOl10- q
Batteries: Hovton and Clarke. Newton
and Nyc Umpire. Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
OBITt AIRY


Mr. and Mrs G. Nora Francione, Of
this city. have received Information Of
the death OF Mr. Franciones mother ia
Innna- DasnIaO IialN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14


Captain Wells has released Smith and
McCord. two Of his staff Of twiriors.
Smith has departed for his home in New
Orleans and McCord will leave in a Few
days.
The Cherubs go 20 Washington from
Newport News for q series Of .hree
games. returning here next Monday.
bringing with them the Senators. who
play two games here After that no fur
Their games will be played with Natorai
League clubs.
The Medical College Of Virginia will
play its opening game this afternoon at
Pinel Park with McCabe's School The
attendance will doubtless be very large.
as the graduating doctors have many
friends and admirers. who will be out in
force 10 cheer them on TO victory Since
their recent victory over the Varsity the
'Maccabites' are 20 be considered as
leading players upon the baseball stage
hines. who held down Nirginias slug
gers 10 eight hits will twirl for the first
three innings. followed by Cyclone"
Gordon, when Iandrum will finish up the
game.
When the team returns from Washing
ton next week. Captain Wells expects
20 have his club as IL viii be the remain
der OF the season. The men who are
not needed will probably be released dur
ing this week -Four pitchers will be car
ried through the season.
The Cherubs 20 20 Newport News to-
day TO play the strong local team AT that
place. Its dollars 10 douchnuts they win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
Love and Science.

"Y0u say you have brought me- here
u go through % SOD deliberately
well. you see, I've Eot a friend in tnc
kaleidoscope lue over there behind tAit
tree. and [ promised Aim 90 mako me
movements slow and distinct Sow, all
ready .'-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
Railroad Injunction Asked.

NASHVILLE. TENN. April ia-J. s.
Rogers to-day feled in the Federal Court
an amended bill in the case now pending
brought by him some months ago 10 re-
strain the Nashville. Chattanooga and 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
Freight Trains Collide.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. April 1S.-Two
Southern Pacific freight trains crashed
together thee miles west OF Langley
early this morning resulting In the death
OF fireman 4. 5. Welch, and severe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April 49,
Special.-Mr X. II. Turner died last night
Mrs. ". G.. Pratt. near Port Royal, at an
adyrnced age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

sea 'dine ard crushing Of Engineer Geo.
farr Fireman j.. O.. Lane and Brakeman
Dave Boeirotte. and W. T.. Harris. an Of
tbs city Though an error OF the teie-
graph operator at Losicr the east-bound
train was not held and the wreck result
cd after II had left the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

CORE BY INNINGS


La Chance. Wells Stolen bases-Ta
Chance Jones 2; Anderson. .: Griffin.
Shindle Sholta, Wells. Double plays
Shindle TO G. Smith TO La Chance. Berte
TO Shoita TO Wells Base on balls-OT
Daub. Sholta Q, Foster. off Chcsbro. Bur
rel. of Stultz. G. Smith. Hit ~ pitched
ball-Elberfcld. Struck out-By Chesbr0.
G. Smith. Anderson. Passed balls-Foster.
Time Of game hour and 30 minutes.
Imuire-Mr Tate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

"A baby would be so nice 70 wheel
around in a carriage. mamma. Dolls are
always getting broken whsn the carriage
tips oyer."-Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14

Professionals there any new property
In water after Il falls below tempera-
ture OF 80 degrees?
Pupli-Oh. Yes, the property Of the Ice
trust.-Detroit Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14
NIAEI.IAGI.

BARBEE-HARRIS Mar jed. April 18th,
bv the Rov. joel J.. 1uckD MADISON \.
BARBEE 10 Miss ALICI HARRIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-14


A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
y FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE USr
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1890 OF THE AC-
TUAI. CONDITION OF THE UNITED
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY or PENNSYLVANIA
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS or
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOJ MIS- FOR THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. PURSUANT
TO TIE LAWS OF VIRGINIA.
Nane OF tho company I'm fm United
Security Life Insurance and Tru- Come
pany of Pennsy lvania.
Location OF home or principal Office r.
said compauy-to3-605 Chestnut stree
Character OF the company-Life ln..I-
aucs and Trust.
Decentralization Werner.
ecrctary-Frarcis henderson.
Organized and incorporated-Apri
ls6S
Commenced business October !. l'si.
Name Of the General Agent 30 Virginia
John h. West. Residence, Richmond, Na
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS,
bubble and Soucnk -

"Bubble and Squeak" is good. 70
spectacle dish of English extraction.
and may he commended to any savo
those who are unfortunate enough to
be possessed Of proud stomach. "
Heat two tablespoons of butter in fry.
ing pan and brown two slices of cold
corned beef, well peppered. Add some
cold boiled cabbage, chopped fine,
well seasoned with salt and pepper.
one tablespoonful picked cucumber
and onion mixed and IA small teaspoon.
full made mustard. Serve very hot.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
Boiled Corncd Beef.

Get large, welcomed piece of
beef and two pounds Of corned pork
or. as some call it, salt bacon. Not
smoked bacon, just corned. The cut
of beef is always n matter of taste.
The round, the brisket or naval pieces
are all good A navel or plate piece
is perhaps the best, as it is mora
evenly streaked with fat Then it is
excellent served cold, after the ribs
have been removed and it has been
pressed. Do not select n piece weigh
Ing less than eight pounds, as small
Joint of corned beef is never so salts.
factory as large one.
Wash them quickly in cold water.
Put the beef and pork in a i've OF six
gallon kettle on the range. and cover
them to the depth Of four or five inchos
with cold water. Cover the kettle
light, and let the meat boil gently
about thirty minutes to each pound.
As the water gradually heats and the
scum rises, skim il off
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
Steamed. Cherry PADDING.

Steam cherry pudding may be made
by separating two eggs and adding to
the yokes cup of milk; stir in ono
and half cups of -four and table,
spoonful of butter melted; beat thor
oughly and add one rounding tea
spoonful of baking powder. Stir in
one cup of stoned cherries well Toured,
or cup of seeded raisins, or the same
OF currants, or you may substitute
hlackberries for currants; then stir in
the well-beaten white of one egg,
turn into creased mold and steam
enc and half hours. Mrs. 5. L.
Rorer, in Ladies' Home journal.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
Volcano IN a Glacier,

Iceland for number of months last
summer was shaken by severe earth
quakes. Two months ago the subter-
ranean fire that had caused Il csc up-
heavals found an outlet and In a re-
gion in which probably fire never
broke out in the whole Globe except
In Iceland. This eruption took place
in one OF the gigantic glaciers which
cover a great portion of the southeast
OF Iceland. This strange phenomenon
was witnessed by a postman who was
crossing the sands with ponies and
mails a few miles from the glacier.
The subterranean fire welled up from
the interior OF the glacier and forced
its way through the enormous mass Of
ice.
The postman suddenly heard a long
drawn. grooming sound and looking UP
saw immense blocks OF ice being
hurled high into the air, followed i'm
mediately by torrents OF water bearing
a number OF huge ice blocks TO the
plain below. The whole tract between
the glacier and the sea vas soon dotted
with enormous ice foes, rendering the
plain quite impossible. The postman
was delayed et a neighborlng station
for ten days, during which time the
eruption lasted.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
SCIENCE NOTES.

Wild birds do not sing more than
eight or ten weeks in the year.
A red hot iron will soften old putty
so that it can he readily removed.
In year horse will eat nine times
his own weight, SO will COW, al OK
six times and sheep six times.
Michigan has n law fixing a heavy
penalty upon railroad companics for
employing persons addicted to the use
Of intoxicants. Such law should DO
universal.
Greater New York consists Of forty.
five islands, just as many as there are
stars in our flag. II might be appro-
priately called the Island City.
The wax tree fourishes in the An.
DIES. It's product is said to be very
similar to beeswax.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
Teaching a Turk Manners.

The governor, who was seated,
counting the beads OF his rosary. on q
small divan, remained seated as | ap-
preached, without attempting to rise
or salute me. Neither had he any
chair or resting place TO offer mo and
merely held out his hand, saying,
You are welcome" Taking his hand
with a firm grip, lifted him gently
from the divan and said, II am glad to
SEQ you" When got his astonished
eAcellency well on his legs, | wheeled
him round suddenly and dropped n
the middle of the divan where he had
been seated, leaving him standing.
kaid Ben Takir looked bewildered.
gazed first at me and then at his
guards. and | think was still meditat-
ing whether to bolt or call his scowl-
ing attendants TO seize and bastinado
me, when addressed him, How
thoughtful Of you to have prepared
this comfortable divan for me to ait
upon, without providing for yourself
chair or even stool where you could
sit to entertain mel" He murmured.
THE divan is my seat" "Ah," said,
$50 you intended to remain seated
while the representative of the great
est sovereign In the world. accredited
TO your lord the Sultan as envoy. came
TO call on you! / shall report your
conduct TO the Sultan. as also the be-
havior OF your guards" Whereupon
the kaid begged pardon, and the two
sat together upon the divan and made
friends. AS Hay passed out the cap
tain OF the guards said, you are
right. "--"Memoirs Of Sir John Drum
nond Hay"