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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-19
DakOtd-nyheter,.

Pension. Johanna P. johnson Wa
tertown, s. D.. har blifvit beviljad PEN
sion.
5000, 900 har blifvit beviljadt af
kongressen for uppforandet af en- re-
geringsbyggnad Deadwood; s. D.
Postverket. Kongressmannen John
son ar nu ifrigt sysselsatt med att till
satta fjerde kassens postmastarr N.
Dakota. .- =.
En- sn0storm, hvaryid sno foil till
omkring 8 tums dup, intraffade trak-
ten omkring Watertown, s. D., den
13 dennes. -.
Kr0garne Black Hills komma ha-
danefter att ia .betala license. Under
det nya systemet kommer Deadwood
att ha 20 och Lead City 16 krogar.
Yadaskott. Olive Perry, en- 15-arig
fiicka, skots harom dagen af vada den
13-arige Nelson Tegland. B0ssan var
laddad med hagel. Flickan tros kom-
ma att lefya. .--. s...
M0rdad / sin badd blef mrs. Emma
Stone i Deadwood, s. D., den Is den-
mes. Iva negrer, Charles Brown och
en- man vid Mann Walker ha blifvit
arresterade for mordet.
FuIIstandig bekannefse. F6rh0ret
med de indianer, som voro delaktiga i
Spicermordet, ar afslutadt och de fem
mannen, som voro delaktiga Diet sam
ma, komma att domas for mord. Holy
Track har afiagt en- fullstandig bekan-
nelse ON brottet, hvilket skedde, ,sasom
forut blifvit omnamt, for att atkomma
penningar.
Falskmyntare. Under fera mana
der ha bankerna Deadwood, s. D.,
icke vagat mottaga guldmynt amor
lunda an efter vigt. Den Il dennes
4 arresterades Dick och Guy Flick fran
Rupid City SAINT John S. Byrnes. I
1 deras rum fanns saltpetersyra och red
skap hvarmed de franskilde litet guild
fran hvarje mynt for att sedan lata det
passera.
En- eIdsvada forst6rde onsdags sju
byggnader och Great Northerns sta
tionshus Mayville, n D. Forlusten
uppgar till $4,000. Bland de brand
skadade markas foljande med skandi-
naviska namn: L. Larson, handelsbu-
tik, forlust $4,000, forsakring $1,000;
Karl Sold, bageri. forlust $780, forsak-
ring $500; Ole Mattson, handelsbod
forlust $500, forsakring 81 500.
M6rdaren Normand, som nu sitter
fangelse Grand Forks, har bakom sig
en- ganska usel historic F0rliden host
skot han en- man Larimore, och for
nagon It'd sedan blef han dPifven fran
Crookston, emedan han tvingade sin
hustru att underhalla honom pa EFT
olagligt satt. Fran Missouri, hvarest
han suttit fangslad for nagon mindre
forseelse, hade han lyckats rymma
Hans lasning under vinterqvallarne
har bestatt af bloddrypande romaner
och skildringar af broderna James
Dalton och dylika rofyareband. Dyli.
ka hjeltar hade han, enligt sin egen ut,
sago, satt som slit NAL att efterlikna
Han ar blott % ar gammal. Malet mot
honom forekommer juni.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-19
WisConsin-nyheter.

Barn branda till d6ds. Martin Wicks
och hans hustru, som bo nara Ores.
ham, Shawano county, lemnade slit
hem for att taga reda pa nagra krea,
tur, som kommit Wise, den II dennes
Under deras franvaro spredo skogsel
dar sig ofver farmen och antande hu.
set. Tre sma barn, som blifvit lemna
de ensamma hemma, blefvo inne
branda.
Sin egen hannare blef William
Pouch, som mordade farmaren Harris
och sarade tire andra familjen. hvaron
vi berattade forliden veckas hummer
Han har begatt sjelfmord genom att
dranka sig Hale's pond. Hans lik pa
tratfades derstades den II dennes. Ett
hal efter ett skott syntes halsen
Pouch hade tydligen yadat ut dam
men och skjutit sig sjelf.
Skydda skogarne! Guvernoren, SO
kreteraren, kassoren och statsadvoka
ten, hvilka utgora statens landkommis
sionarer, hade ett mote den 13 dennes
for att tillsatta varderingsman, hvilks
skola vardera statens parkland och del
s. k. Spoonerlandet. Matt och stee
komma att tagas for att f6rebygga att
icke ett samf6rstand emellan varde
ringsmannen och sadana, som ANNA
k0pa skog. ma komma till stand utar
att den samma ma saljas till slit verk
hga varde.
Fria .cirkulerande lanbibliotek. OF
yer 100 fria cirkulerande lanbibliotel
finnas omlopp ute pa landsbygden
nora delen af staten. Desse aro TIL
icke ringa help skolarbetet j de gles
befolkade delarne af staten. Mr. Jane.
H.Stout Menominee begarde j januar
1896 tillatelse, att fa CORA ett forsol
dermed Dunn county och lofvade att
iklada sig ALA utgifterna derfor.s Nj
har planen lyckats sd val, att staten an
slagit $4,000 derfor. Mr. Stouts plaI
var att ha ett bibliotek for hvarje conn
ty, fordeladt olika afdelningar. Der
ursprungliga for Dunn county val
4s0 band deladt 16 afdelningar pa 81
band hvardera. Nu ha dessa 6kats
for delta county till 81 afdelningal
hvardera innehAllande 40 band. Desss
afdelningar fiyttas sd fort. bockerna
'hinna att lasas fran den ena trakteI
till den andra countiet.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-19
-Allnldnna nyheter.

Patent har dagarne beviliats Ole
och w. Swansoni Creseo, Ia, q en- ny
slags hay loader 81
D6dsfall. Fore F6renta Staternas
civiltjenstkommissarie A. p. Edgerton
afied fredags isitt hem Hicksville,
!. Indiana.
TIL bitradande fi1ansminister (assis.
tant secretary or the treasury har
Frank A. Vanderlip fran Chicago blif-
Wit utnamd.
TIL postmastare j Deer Creek, Ia,
har Andrew Anderson derstades blif-
Wit utnamd efter G. M. Blexrud, hyil-
ken resignerat.
Hveteutf0rseIn fran begge kusterna
af Forenta Staterna uppgick f6rliden
vecka till 2, 183, ,8T4 bushels mot ], 1903, ,OOo
bushels motsvarande vecka flor.
En- farIig kreaturspest ar synbarli-
gen svinkoleran. Sa berattas det bl a.,
att ensamt Union county, Ia, under
f5rlidets DR. omkring 36, coo syinkreatur
dott.i denna sjukdom. !.
Till Calls eftertradare som forbunds-
senator valdes fredags efter 255 ON.
rostningar Stephen r. Mallory fran
Pensacola, Fla. Mallory var medlem
at representanthuset under 52:dra och
65:djo kongressen.
National Association OF Chiefs Of
Police af F6renta Staterna och Canada
afh6ll slit fjerde arsm0te Pittsburg,
Pa, f6rliden vecka. J. T. Jannsen fran
Milwaukee, Wis, blef valid till associa-
tionens president. p
fi0gre skatt for jernvagsbolag? Mich
igan- legislaturens Representatives, an
tog fora veckan EFT lagf0rslag ON
hojande at gsbolagens inkomst-
skatt. Antages f6rslaget afven sena-
ten, hvilket OF anses vara omojlig fast
an det alls icke al sakert, kommer
jcrnvagsskattcn, som nu stiger till om-
kring sT0o, ,0oJ arligen, att nara nog for
dubblas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11

TO1dlS ...... ...... s.ss % -
r. Schaub out for interfering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
Richmond Delegates OF.

The convention special OF five coaches
and baggage-car pulled out Of Byrd-street
station at 1906 o'clock yesterday afternoon
for Roanoke.
There were aboard the larger share OF
delegates and alternates from the several
wards.
Congressman Lamb was among the
party commissioned TO nominate Hon.
Henry r. Pollard upon the convention
floor.
Mayor Richard NJ. Taylor was also on
the train. and taking his usual interest
i'm the proceedings.
There were for sale on the train hand
some vignette dabges bearing candidate
J. Hoge Tyler's portrait, and these APP
peared on many lapels.
Everyone appeared in the jolliest OF
moods. and evidently looking upon the
excursion as an outing.
The coaches were internally bathed IN
clouds Of cigar smoke and. although there
was a babel Of voices, but little or the
conversation bore on convention matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
APPROACHING WEDDING.
A Brilliant Affair TO Take Place In Poters'
burg Tonight.

PETERSBURG. VA, August lo-Spe-
ciai.-This was the last day for the pay
ment of first half of city taxes without
penaltv. and interest being added. The
amount paid in was about S6iOOO.
A little son Of Mr. w. w. Howerton, oil
brunswick county, aged six years feli
days or two ago ana tractureu ms ms d. 81. ~
in such manner that Inflammation SCI
I'm and the arm had to be amputated' ne
unfortunate lad is a nephew OF Mr.. j. H.
Howerton, Of this city.
Mrs. Myer Saal gave an elegant recep-
tion tonight at her residence on BolllnB-
brook street in honor of Miss carrie Mas
sauer of Baltimore, and Miss carrie
Blumonthal of Washington, ID. {.
Some thirty. or more ladies ana ger, gentle
ham. Washington. Baltimore chicago
and other places arrived here this even
ing TO attend the Kull-Saks wedding to-
morrow night -
Among the arrivals IS RaDDl ~ NeW-
| field. of Birmingham. Those from hlcn-
mond are Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum
| and Mr. and Mrs. Joe ROsenbaum Ihey
are all stopping at the Shirley motel
The Board Of Governors OF the mann
| her or Commerce held a meeting TINS al
ternoon, when the committee appointed
10 wait on Colonel J. ID. Brady 10 urge
him to remove the Internal revenue oillCe
from Richmond to Petersburg did NOT
deem IL advisable TO make report, Dut
ed ...,,
The water in the storage reservoir
is very low When the reservoir Is iuli
the water is twenty-five feet in Depth
This morning 1t is only seven feet deep. IN
the deepest part IL is estimated that
there is about ten million gallons OF wa
ter I'm the reservoir. This is sufficient
to supply the city for week or more.
A peanut firm of this city has received
an order from London and Liverpool ior
several hundred bags of peanuts.
A special train of seven coaches arrived
here this morning from Norfolk with dele
gates and others on their way to Roa-
noke to attend the Democratic state Con-
vention They were joined here by dele
gates from Richmond, who, also, were
accompanied by a large party.
Miss Helen Egerbrun gave most en-
joyable progressive euchre party last
night in honor of some of the young ladies
who are here from different cities, TO at
tend the marriage of Miss Grace Estelle
Kull and Mr.. Louis Saks, tomorrow
night.
The Building Committee of High-Street
NJ. f. church met to-day and awarded
the contract for the improvements 10 be
made TO that edifice. The contract for
the carpenters work was awarded to Hol-
lngworth & Haywood; stone work. c. Nj.
Walsh. brick work, c. NJ. Brister; plumb
ing. w. H. Semmes & Co.. lumber, w. c.
Bruner; painting, Lawrence & Parkinson;
Stating j. w. Price & Son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
CONDITION OF CROPS.
The Department OF Agriculture Gives an
Interesting Table.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-'fhe Aug
ust report OF the statistician of the De-
partment of Agriculture shows the fol-
lowing average conditions on August list:
Corn N2: spring wheat. 8.l, spring rye
sos: oats. $50. barley. SL5. buckwheat'
949: tobacco, 49,. Irish potatoes. U9.
The condition Of corn M2 is l.3 points
higher than last month; IFS points lower
than on August LIST. and points lower
than the August average for the last ten
years.
The principal State averages are as fol-
lows: Ohio. S.: Michigan. 50: Indiana, H'
Iowa, rs. Missouri 81; Kansas. ~ ca drop
of ~ points during the month";; Nebraska,
81. Texas. 50 ca decline OF Is pOnts)i Ten
nessee, 80; Kentucky, %.
The condition Of spring wheat-S6.I--is
40 points lower than last month, but
rs points higher than on August /, 1870
and 40 points higher than the August
average for the last ten years. There IS
Il decline Of points in Minnesota, IL in
South Dakota, I'm North Dakota, ana
| in Nebraska.
The average condition of spring rye is
1913, as compared with 80 last month. IS
on August ]. 1896. and SOS for the last
ten years.
The average condition Of oats is Sc. as
compared with $50 last month and 1I3
on August l. 1896. The consolidated re-
turns Indicate that about 10 per cent.
of the oat crop Of last year Is stu on
hand.
The average condition Of barley is sI.5,
as against $50 July LIST and SD on Au-
gust l, 1896.
The area in buckwheat is As per cent.
less than last year. and the condition is
0L0, as compared with SO at the CORE
spending period last year.
The average condition Of potatoes has
fallen during July from SIS to 77.9. which
latter figure is 1863 points lower than
on August /, 1896.
The condition Of tobacco. taking the
country as whole. is practically I'M
changed. The consolidated returns IN
dictate 1871 per cent, as compared with
7S.5 per cent. last month and S65 per
cent. on August /. 1896. Kentucky shows
decline Of points. but Virginia and
North Carolina have improved their con-
dition Z and points respectively.
The total area Of the hay crop is 10 per
cent. less than last year.
New York Pennsylvania, Ohio Michi-
gan. Indiana and Wisconsin show
slight increase but this Is more than Off
set by the decrease in Illinois. Minnesota,
Iowa. Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska, the
two Dakotas and California.
The condition of the rice crop Of Louis
lana is a; of South Carolina, n; Of Geor-
gia. ~.
The condition of the apple crop is in
the main very unfavorable. Ohio and
Michigan have a little more than one
third Of a full crop. PENNSYLVANIA slightly
under and New York slightly over hair
crop and Virginia and Kentucky each
about twO-thirds.
Reports from several points in Canada
indicate a shortage in the larger fruits,
particularly apples both in Ontario ana
the Maritime provinces There are few
sections Of tho country that do not re-
port a failure more or less marked. in
the peach crop. The average condition OF
pastures is very high. an average exceed
ing or closely approaching 100 being re-
ported from three-fOurths Of the States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
nnnnenlncs in Williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August 10
Special.-Rev Mr.. Roberts, Of Brutou
church. has just returned from taking
his family to Culpeper county for thu
summer.
Master Gregory Spencer. who has beeL
quite in for some time is much better.
Samuel Harris is erecting a dwelling
near the depot
Mrs. Granville Gary. OF Richmond, il
visiting her mother, Mrs. Seymour.
Miss George Bryan has returned FROM
4 visit 10 Norfolk.
Professor Lyon G.. Tyler viii attend
the convention I'm Roanoke. lie and
Professors Han and Wharton report THAI
Yorktown IS a very desirable place to
rest in during the summer vacation.
Mrs. J. j. c. Spencer is now az Yir-
ginia Beach.
Mr.. l.. w Warren and his sister havo
Just returned from visit 10 Gloucester
county.
Or. J. d. Moncure and wife are az the
Marshall cottage. at Virginia Beach.
The Misses Angle. OF Richmond, who
have been visiting Mrs. Thorpe. have re-
turned home.
Miss Julia Armistead. OF Hampton IS
visiting her brother.
Mr. W. +. Stuhbs and son are visiting
friends on Frances street
Mr. f.. W. Warburton. who has pur-
chased the residence Of Mr.. John Dahn.
will not move In town until the winter.
Messrs. A. Denmeade and y. -. Peachy
have returned from Virginia Beach.
In the absence of the pastor. Rev. Mr.
Gualtney. Of WaverIey. conducted ser-
vice in the Baptist church last Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11

He VIII Make No Personal Effort 20 secUr.
tho Nomination.


In reply TO a telegram Mr.. Scott yestsr-
day wired as follows:
Warrenton, va, August 10Th.
Your telegram received this morning.
NV friends in various parts OF the State
desire TO press my name for nomination.
| will use no personal efforts 20 secure the
nomination. r. CARTER SCOTT
This leaves no doubt as 10 the exact po-
sition OF Mr.. Scott. lie Will take the Of
flee until January next and leave the ac-
ton of the Roanoke convention 10 be what
his friends can make II, as lar as he is
concerned.
lie realizes that the delegates instruct
ed FOR his father are In no sense obh-
gated 10 him. and still. II they insist mat
he shall allow his name 10 be used, he
does not feel that at this late hour he
should decline.
Mr.. r. Carter Scott IS a man Of ability
and has a great many friends all over the
state Of Virginia. but he has In no sense
OF the word been a candidate In this TIGHT.
His fathers interests were his. and what
ever was done by him was along that linc.
The strength Of Mr.. Scott I'M the Roa-
noke convention Is purely speculative now.
The Eighth District has always been solid
for Major r. Taylor Scott. and this time
was no exception. The question. how
ever, arises as TO whether the mantle OF
their combined support will fan upon tho
shoulders Of the son is 10 be determined
He will make no personal appeal, and
the result is very doubtful. as the other
candidates may have many Of the coun-
ties pledged 70 them as second choice, II
Major Scott had withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
sUNDdYSCHOOL UNION.
A Successful and Profitable Meeting m
Isle of Wight.

LONG VIEW, VA. August lO.-Special.
A large quantity OF melons are being
shipped from this community. but the
prices are low and the farmers are get
ting but little profit
The corn crop IS better than IL has boon
for years peanuts are also promising.
On last Friday the Isle OF Wight cOun-
ty Union Sunday School Association met
in it's tenth annual session with the Court
House Christian church. Beverly Turner.
Esq. president. Twenty-Five churches
were represented. with total member
ship OF 2. III officers. teachers and scholars.
The subject. What Arc the Benefits
Of County Sunday School Organization
was discussed by Major Blair Pegrem.
OF Surry county. and DR.. Gavin Rawls, OF
Isle of Wight.
Mr.. +. o. Goodrich was recognized rs
fraterr al messenger from the Surry cour-l
" association. and addressed the conven-
ton.
In the afternoon Prof. J. O. Atkinson,
OF Enon College, North Car.nna, address
ed the convention on Inc Spiritual
Forces OF the Sunday School
The Executive Committee. TO whom war
submitted the reports from the schools.
reported. awarding the county banner 10
the Windsor Baptist school.
A committee to be known as the Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
0BIIt AIRY
Mrs. Ellen VI. Golden.

Mrs. Ellen NJ. Golden. widow Of the late
Michael Golden, died at 5:35 o'clock yes
terday morning, at her residence, NO. tlt
north Fourth street.
The deceased was porn near Dublin Ire
land, siXty-five years ago. and married
there. coming 10 Richmond In the forty 5.
Her husband was fer many years, before
the war. a prosperous dry goods merchant
and conducted his establishment at the
corner Of Broad and Fourth streets. az
forwards embarking in the shoe business
on Main street.
She was the sister of John McGrath a
Queens counsellor Of some note, at Dub
lin. She leaves four children-John a.
v. Joseph H., Robert T., OF this city. and
Sister Mary Aloysius, who fills chairs OF
French. English. Bellies Letters. and Mu-
sic. at the Immaculate Conception Acade-
my, In Baltimore.
The deceased was prominent for many
years in the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
Society of the Cathedral She was for
several years an invalid, and her death
was due to general nfrmities. She was
loved and respected by all
The funeral will take place from ST.
Peters Cathedral with solemn requiem
high mass Tomorrow morning at 10
Francis LittlejOhn.
A letter received In this city from Cali
fornia conveys the intelligence OF the
death OF Mr. Francis Littlejohn in that
State week before last Mr.. LittleJohn
was born in BellwoOd Washington coun-
~, y. G., and was about twenty-three
years old. Both Of his parents have been
dead Tor some years and only TWO mem
bers Of his immediate family survive, a
brother. Mr. Henry LittlejOhn, and a
sister Miss jamie Littleiohn, both OF Bell
wood. \. g. For about six years ne had
resided In Richmond, and for several
years past he had been a valued employee
OF me Times, as machine operator.
The deceased for some months had been
a great sufferer from heart and lung trou-
bles and his death was not UNEXPECTED
He went 10 California a short time ago
in nope or recovering his health.
Mr.. Elizabeth j Wren.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wren. a popular and
well-known lady. died Monday II ~ west
Main street. She was eighty years old
and widow OF John G. Wren. Of Powhatan
county. The funeral will take place fiom
KiNer-Nlew this afternoon at i:3O O'Clock.
Rev. J. I. Carpenter.
NATURAL BRIDGE. VA. August To-
S9ecial-Rev j. II. Carpenter, a promi-
nent Baptist minister OF this place who
mas been In the work for many years dled
last night after a short seige or typhoid
fever
Strange 10 say Mr. Carpenter sald n
snort ume ago he would have spel Oh
IeNer ana succumb to its Work. lie was
about sixty years Of age ana leaves d
wife and seven children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
FarmyiIlc News Notes.

FARMVuLLE. VA. August io.-Spocial.
The new building al the Normal SEX
will now soon be completed. most of the
outside work has been finished.
The delegates from this county and place
TO the Roanoke Convention left here t0-
night. This county sends ten delegate.
eight of which will stick 10 Tyler Tor Gov
ernOr.
The crops throughout this county are
the best that have been seen for many
yeas. especially the corn and tobacco.
Mr.. J. Y. Nichols. who is travelling from
Chase city to his old home in Loliouu
county. spent last night in town lie was
accompanied from Chase city 90 THIS place
by Mr. IA. a. Hardy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11

mittce on Degtitrtion was elected. consist
Ing Of one from each denomination IN
the county. TO locate schools In destitute
sections OF the county.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: John r.. Jordan, pres
ident; J. ". Holliway, county superin-
tendent OF Sunday schools; vtce-prcsi-
dents, Hon. G.. w. Duck. A. w. white
Hon. r. b. Wright. and Col. u. NJ. Nor
rison: +. f. Edwards. treasurer; G. &.
Channel. secretary, and Miss Marde IN
derwood, chorister.
Hon. r. -. White was elected dele
gate to the State Association.
II was stated I'm tho convention that
Hon. j. W. Duck was probably the old
est Sunday school superintendent IN the
State.
Protracted meetings are in progress az
Bcnn's Methodist church. and Uzzle's
Methodist church this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11

... Of che visitors could connect WIN
ois twists Two Of the hts came ~ "a
or. however. and the BOYS from rl'i ''0'O
were saved a shut-Out thereby
MIR Belts essayed 10 do his best ana
while he may have erred once or twice
his work in the main was good.
HITS ALL THE TIME
Not once up did the Cherubs taii 70 get
In n hit and they were not always salts
fled with one but stretched IT into two.
three and even four. Bonnie Thornton
went up five times and secured four neat
hits, while Stuart. Elscy Mcdonald, Fos-
ter and CHESHIRE caught two each, one Oh
Fosters being homer OF the pdllnSs'
and Kahn got a two-bagger. Elbertcld a
double and HargrOve single. III was
q day eli hits and they won the game
Fosters work all around was parucu-
lerlv fine His first hit brought the
Brownie home: his first sacrifice sent Nc
Donald down. his second did the same ana
his last hit went over for four bases ana
br-ught two men in besides. He was re-
sponsibe for four runs.
Mcdonald also did splendid WORK, ac-
Cepting seven difficult chances
THE ONLY ERROR.
The only error was made by Stuart when
he cncroached on kains territory ana
dropped a ball that Barley could have
captured. -,
In The second inning the Brownie hit
for two hays and went 10 third cress-rOau
on a choice. scoring on Fosters single.
ChesbrO went up list next NUNS oIIu
singled. Then Kahn went out TO Burns
and Thornton. Stuart and Elsey followed
nth hits, netting three runs ana -FOUR
hts. -,
II was blanks for four innings. ana then
the Cherubs. egged on by their cohorts,
in Rooters' Row, took il into their nod
dies TO make few more runs. Inc
Brownie was given the walk. and he went
10 the halfway station on Mcdonald
beat down, Hargy fouling out in the
meantime. Foster went up next and put
the ball over. bringing both the Brownie
and Mac over with him
THE LAST RUN.
In the ninth Elsey hit safe, and was
forced down by the Brownie, who caught
a free pass. Then another score crossed
over on Hargroves hit. This ended IL.
IL looked very much like a shut-out for
Bevin's men. For four innings they went
up one. two three and took their medi-
cine Ike little men. In the fifth Lefty
Mari ard Tom Burns each hit and Lefty
swiped third. but he got no farther. Four
men faced ChesbrO in the sixth, but no
one got farther then second.
IN the seventh. after two men had been
killed. DOhcTty singled. and the very next
raan up Roach. nut the sphere out for
two. and by nice piece of sprinting the
clover third bascman crossed over and
snadc Hartford's only run. IL was one.
Two. three again until the last inning,
and The game was lost TO Hartford.
RICHMOND.