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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
WILHELM IN HOLY LAND.
Imposing Ceremonies at Zion. The
Emperor Makes a Speech.
(Ry 'relppranhA

i IL. i
| Emperor Makes a Speech.
| tBy Telegraph)
| JERUSALEM. Oct. 3l-E,mperor Will
| liam proceeded to Mount Zion this
morning where occurred the ceremony of
| hosting the German and Turkish flags
on piece of ground which, according
to tradition. was formerly occupied by
the abode of the Virgin Mary and which
the sultan presented to the Gerina II
emperor. The latter subsequently
| formally presented the ground to the
| German Catholics.
| The emperor at the close OF the
ceremony of consecrating the church
of the Redeemer here. read an address
during which he said: Il.
| From Jerusalem came the light in
| splendor from which the German nation
became great and glorious. and what
| the Germanic people have become
| they become under the banner of the
cross. the emblem of selfsacriticing
charity.
las nearly 1000 years ago. so today
shall ring out the cry. vocing my
ardent hope. to all peace on EARTH
His majesty then renewed the vow
of his ancestors. saying:
II and my house will serve the
Lord"
The emperor called all present to
| make the same VOW concluding with
n prayer that God grant that conf
dcnce in the Almighty. brothcrly love.
work may remain the Germ;ln nation $
noblrst ornament and that the spirit Of
peace may more and mare permeate and
hallow the Evangelical church.
the conservation ceremony at the
church of the Rcdeemcr was attended
with the greatest pomp. Early in the
morning huge crowds began to- collect
to witness the imperial cortege. The
route was lined with Turkish troops and
German sailors. ... 0. "a.
Emperor William and the empress
drove to the Tower OF Babel. from
(which point they walked to the church.
tho emperor in the white uniform of
the German guard and the empress in
| II gray costume. both wearing numerous
decorations. AS their majcsties en-
tered tn. church the organ pcalcd
forth Il triumph;,l march amid whose
strains they passed To the altar. pre-
cecdcd by the officiating clergy bearing
the sacramental insignia.
The church was filled with uniforms
cd officials. M
was very impressive. Emperor William
read the constitution Of the church and
expressed the hope that the admins
trHtions there would be followed by the
divine blessings. ..
Cardinal Kopp. prince bishop OF
Nreslau. whom the emperor had inform
ed Of his acquisition OF the abode OF
the virgin. replied saying:
Your majesty has added a new link
to the chain of recurrent proofs OF
your just disposition and sovereign
solcitude for years toward your
Catholic subjects and. at the
same time. you have in
stltuted a lasting inheritance which
has given JOY to the whole Catholic
Christianity and will always he held
and cherished by German Catholics in
grateful remembrance Of an emperor's
magnaninity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
A TURN IN FAsHoDA AFFAIRS.
Now Reported That France Will Sur
render Internationally.
~ - INV .Telppl.anhl


tBy Telegraph.)
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Paris cores
pndent Of the Daily Mail says
France will retire from Fnshoda I'M
conditionally and without asking com
penSation.
Baron De Courcel. French ambassa-
dor in London. will now be recalled.
WON'T FIGHT FOR TASHODA
II LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Paris cores
pendent of the Times says:
so far as French opinion is con-
cerned. there is not the slightest idea
of going To war for Fasnoul and any
government dong so would l1 re-
sarded as Il government of imbeciles "
MARCHAND TO RETURN
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Daily Graphic
says this morning:
We learn from an official source in
Paris that Captain Baratier bears
instructions to Major Mnrchand to re
turn to Fashoda and then TO withdraw
his expedition in the direction of the
upper Ubanghi river north Of the
Congo. eEacuatng Fashoda and the
five posts established by him east of
the frontier indicated in the Anglo
German agreement.
The Egyptian government will be
Invited to send troops to accompany
Major Marchand as " retires from the
Bahri lei Gasai territory. France is
disposed to recognize frankly that the
conquest of Omdurman completely
changes the situation The E'rench
government will even state that, had
Major Marcnand been aware of the
khediNal advance. he would not have
pushed his mission SO far east
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
ORGANIZATION EFFECTED.
Dupuys Cabinet in Session. Vital ut.
fairs of State Discussed


fairs of State Discussed.
tBy Telegraph)
PARIS. Nov. President Faure this
evening signed the decree constituting
the cabinet formed by NJ. Dupuy
NJ. Dupuy had a long conference
with his colleagues this afternoon and
discussed all pending domestic and for
elgn questions. The ministers reached
a complete accord regarding the past
attitude of NJ. Delcasse. the foreign
minister, toward the Fashoda question
and as to the policy he proposed for
the future. They approved also the
taxation reform proposal Of M. Mey-
trail, minister of finance.
1t was agreed that the ministerial
statement of the policy of reassembly
OF parliament should declare that the
present constitution of the cabinet was
meant to mark further stage In the
complete union OF the whole republican
party and should promise the introduce
ton of progressive measures, as for
instance, old age pensions and similar
bills.
AS regards the Dreyfus question the
cabinet bows to the decision OF the
Court Of Cessation and viii aid the
work of justice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
HEAVY coal SHIPMENT.
From the Port Of Newport N+wa During
October.

Coal shipments from this port last
month were unusually heavy In only
one month-Jauary of this year-havt.
shipments ever been heavier. The to-
TAI amount shipped was upward OF $780,
600 tons. Last January there were ship
ped two or three thousand tons more
Had it not been for the unusually tenn
l,estuous weather which prevailed along
the Atlantic coast during the latter part
of the month. shipments would have
been far heavier and all records would
have been broken. Tonnage that would
nave arrived here during the latter part
of the month did not get here and that
which did arrive was delayed In get
ting away Weather conditions made
coastwise navigation exceedingly dan
gerOuS. .
Newport News is now the king coal
port cf this side OF the water. and the
indications are that this distinction will
be hers for sometime to come She
forced Norfolk from first place about a
Year ago. and unless the latter port gets
move on herself she is destined to re-
main in second place. New River steam
coal is recognized as second to none on
the market, and its popularity seems to
be constantly increasing. The shippers
OF New River coal are preparing for an
increased business and shipments dur
ing the coming winter and spring prom
Use to be the heaviest on record The
fleet of lake craft. recently chartered
by the Atlantic Transportation Compa-
ny. will soon begin to arrive here. and
Its advent will increase the business OF
the port about 5o.0eG rons month.
Monday. the last day of the month
was one Of the heaviest dumping days
experienced. Three hundred and sew
enty-seven cars. making upwards of a.
600 tons. were loaded at the piers,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Thia Man IL Charged with Putting Tacks
TIN q NeWaik.

Officer p. W. Wood yesterday arrest
ed man named Boswell living on
REIMBURSEMENT street, East End.
charged with throwing tacks on the
sidewalk for the purpose of puncturing
bicycle tires. He was summoned to APP
pear before Police Justice Brown this
morning.
The Social Bicycle Club several DAYS
ago offered a reward of $40 for the con
viction of any one caught throwing
tacks around tor this purpose. 1t is said
that this same man WAS one of those
who We're active in trying to get the
city council to pass an ordinance pro-
hihiting the riding of bicycle on the
sidewalks.
The case viii be heard this morning,
and the defendant Will be given annie
opportunity to prove his innocence If
he can do So The case Is one that Is
expected TO attract considerable atten-
ton, particularly among those who ride
wheels and those who do not want
them to ride upon the sidewalks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
NOVA sCoTIANS EXCITED.
Over Almost Unprecedented Orders e
IurrI Shin Construction.

over Almost Unprecedented Orders 70
~ Hurry Ship Construction.
HALIFAX n. s.. Nov. Not since
the Trent affair has such activity neen
displayed in military ana navai cifcies
here After the orders had been re-
ceiyed to have the battleship Renown
nut in thorough repair another order
came, the purport OF which was NOT
known unll this morning. when elsnt
large double teams and about 2Qo men,
including sailors and marines were
put to work transferring powder. am
mnnition and small arms Of every dis
cription from the magazines to the
dock yard to the distributing she'd ana
thence to the several warships in port.
The work continued all day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
GAS LAMPS FITTED.

Mr.. Robert c. Bowles, of Richmond
mas purchased the stock and goodwin
|of the Newport News Cycle Co.. (Kip-
pers old stand). on Twenty -sevent h
street and he will continue Il, conduct
the business on the liberal lines estab-
lished by the former owners. All re-
pair work will continue to receive the
same careful attention as heretofore
and Will be fully guaranteed. Mr..
Bowles has been connected with the
Newport News Cycle Co, for the past
season and is fully competent in every
branch of the bicycle business.
Thanking my former patrons for their
Kindness toward me. bespeak their
goodwill for the new owner.
Very respectfully,
FRED C. RIPPER, Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
No YELLOW JACK THERE.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. Gem
aral Leonard Wood governor OF the
military department Of Santiago. auth
orZes the statement that there mas
NOT been case of yellow fever IN
Santiago city during the last sixty DAYS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
BIC; COTTON FIRM BANKRUPT
r,v Talnrruph)

PROVIDENCE, II. L., Nov. John
II. Mason e Sons. cotton goods man
ufacturers. have filed their voluntary
petition in bankruptcy The petition
shows that the firms liabilities alnount
To $4,000 and the assets about szoo.ooo.
The partners also filed theif inaiviu.hii
nntilinns in bankruptcy. Eugene w. Ma
sons liabilities arc S330.oOo, while his
assets are ), little over 100000. John II.
Mason has liabilities amounting to slso.-
600 ana assets estimated at about Sllo.-
600 -------- - -------
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
DID NOT ARRIVE

Contrary to expectation and an
nouncements Mr.. G. FHuntington did
not arrive last night. nor had he even
reached Richmond. 1t is no, known
what changed the plans of the mag
nate. or exactly when he will reach
here. though It is now stated that he
will arrive Friday INN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
RELL TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBER.

RELL TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.
The "Old Phone" the Bell Phone.
continues in the lead with the most
subscribers. best service and long
distance connection.
Add these to your list pending re-
ceipt of new card. which is now in the
printers hands:
lo3-rhe Mecca Saloon. 2204 1-2 Wash
inston avenue.
lob. w. Pitman, Groceries. all
Twenty-third street.
1Oa-Dr. w. r. 4Aylett, 2lI Twenty
ninth street.
l0.-E. B. SHINES. Attorney at Law,
24O Twenty fifth street
lOi-E. Gildersseeve Blacksmith.
~" twenty eighth street.
lo6-MarSron 4 James. Hardware, 2tS
Twenty-eish,h street
l1l-F. w. Walter Residences. ia
twenty seventh street
,l2-O. r. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
23S Twentyfifth street.
107--Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion.
1os-C. & O. Ry,. Ticket office.
llS-Warwick Wood & Coal Co.
(Rrancn>. 2703 Washington avenue.
l2i-Newpor. News Candy Kitchen.
2aoS Washington avenue.
l24-l- n. Miller & Co.. Wholesale.
Produce. 4l9-42l Twenty eighth street.
l3ts-Munday & Cunard Wood & Coal.
2Qs Twenty-eighth street
ps.-J. a. HirsEberg. Banner Clothier.
washington avenue.
ll4-John Hayes, Groceries, AIS La
fayette avenue.
12S-c. G. Mitchell Attorney Law.
z6o2 Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
Lnts VIII Adyanca.

Now that the car line has changed
hands. we learn that they will stop
any where on it's lines This will cause
an advance on Merrimac lots. Buy
Powell Bros. & King, 270l, washinuton
ave. .----- 90 c7-tf -L.l 1870 We. 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02

WANTED-At the Virginia Cleaning
and Dyeins Establishment. IS suits Of
clothes every day to be cleaned dyed.
pressed sand repaired. and made to
look like new. ?105 Washington av
enue. r.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02

Put away that thin gauzo undersuit
together with the midaummer lassi-
tude. Get in one OF our f1eeced wool
suits and stare the cold wave In the
face when It Gomez. Woodward &
Wont.le 10 Is IT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
Died OF I,iphth@pln,

Howard, the two-year-olf son Of MFR.
and Mrs. Wayerly Rroadwell, died last
night at the residence Of the parents On
Lafayette avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
SHIPS SAIL For NORFOLK.

(Ry Telegraph
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The Nash
vile has sailed from Port Royal for
Norfolk The Montgomery 5nd the
Princeton have sailed from Charleston
FOR Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
SPAIN wIrHDRAws TROOPS.
Significant Action Of Spanish Evacua
ton Commission.

(By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. Nov. This afternoon
senior G!rauta, secretary of the Spanish
evacuation commission, delivered to
the American commissioners two notes,
one authorizing DR.. Lane to inspect
the sanitary condition of the Spanish
military hospital in Havana. with Il
view to a report. and the other an
nouncing the sailing from Gibara. pro-
vince of Santiago. on October 29th Of
the transports San Ignacio and Notre
Dame du Salut. each carrying 900
troops with officers all belonging to the
liolguln division. The note further
states that General Luque will remain
until the last soldier is ready to go.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02

Dr. N. Jackson. hoU:eopathist has To-
Gated at No. 1913 Twenty-ninth street,
and offers his services to the public OF
Newport News. PhII.a ~. &c 29-1lo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, Nov.l-Forecast for
Wednesday: Virginia-partly cloudy;
warmer: brisk to high southwesterly
winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02

Have your Wheel re-eaameled, 81 and
up, at kpper's, 9th etleet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-02

Accurate Bicycle Repairing, cheapest
at Kippar's 9th street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
WASHINGTON AND LEE WINS
me varsity Team Defeat NorxIon,
Agricultural College I,ds

| LEXINGTON, VA. April 6.-(SneciaI
| regular old-time sluggine match 81
place this afternoon on the Virginia Mill
tdry institute parade-grounds. when rho
washington and Lee University teor,
showed under the Maryland AgricuIturaI
Collese boys. The Varsity bows had owl
GENTLY caught some of the Boston,s bot
ing qualities, and they lined the sphere
out In all directions. Owing 10 tbe cold
weather only six innings were plaved
Doth pitcners were hit hard and often
rlhe catches of difficult flies were made
ny snyder and Barclay, Of Varsity. and
niinutt ana Price, of the college team
Iratt was MT for a total Of sixteen. and
Nlchoisoh Tor thirty bases. Good PLAYING
was OUT or the question. In spite of the
Mealher there was a large attendance
me college boys play the Virginia Mill
lary institute tomorrow. The score yes
WA, Vyauay was rs Ioilows: II. H. T..
Ea1slty ......... .......5 4 2 OH 10 5
SoAese '''..... .........3 o ( o / 9t13
summary: Earned runs-'Varsitv 6. |
college. T. Home-runs-Burnett and Al. !
iord' or Varsity. Three-base hits-Bar- |
cay or Varsity, and Harvey. of College
IWo-base hits-Campbell Maxwell and |
snyder OF Varsity; Peterson. of College
Bases on balls-On Pratt, ,: off Nichol
SON. l. Struck out-By Pratt. 4: by Mich
olson, 3. Left on bases-'Varslty. 8. Col
lege, 10. stolen bases--'Varsity. 3: College
s. Passed balis-Alrord, 2 Batteries-Pratt
ana Afford; Nicholson and Devon. Inn
Dlres-cadet j. ID. Taylor OF Virginia
Military Institute, and Mr.. Z. w. Wilson
n Washington and Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07

ADIEsi Q Chichester's English PeunyroyaI PIN,
- sD,,smond brAnal, are the Fest q SIZE Rsl.bs
g. iaks no o'hs,. send -. stamps, ier Tssleala Rsisi
" Chi Chichester ei' cbsmReessr fp Mall a. br'Nss
0y l-Th.Su&Tuly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
THETOWER,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
MORE INTERESTING STORE NEWS,

Black Brocade Silks, CSC yard.
Madras, in all styles and colors, full
value I2Hc., for 64c.
This year Sea Island Percale, Ioc.
The Ioc. Percales, yard wide, 6Ilc.
Apron Bingham, with border, I21zc.
value for Sc.
SC. Shifting Calicoes, &C.
SIC. Outing, SC yard.
Unbleached Cotton, &c. yard.
soc. Fancy Dress Goods yard wide,
25c.
sr.25 Kid Gloves, in all new shades.
75c.
Mems Ties, worth SOC, for 25c.
Is and soc. Figured Black Dress Goods
for soc.
81 Wrappers, well made and trimmed,
for soc.
Black and White Puff Liberty Silk,
never sold less than 75c. yard, for soc.
7c. White India Linen. ~. yard.
I5c. Pique for 64c yam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
ARE LED INTO CAMP.
MONTREAL BOYS EASILY BEATEN
BY THE BLUEBIRDs.
SPARKS PITCHES A GREAT GAME
He Holds the Canadians Down
and Wins the Fight I'm Three
fnnings-The General Work of
the Home Tenn Good.

Frank Sparks, the quiet. gentlemanly
young man who was the star pitcher Of
the Texas League last season, and who
was secured for Richmond this year,
| pitched a game at Broad-Street Park yes
terday afternoon, and the Richmond and
Montreal clubs and the handful Of people
who saw the contest are not one bit sur
prised that he was the star of Texas, and
1t won't be much of a surprise TO hear
that he is in front when the Atlantic sea-
son closes.
The clever pitcher won his game with
case. He was up against seasoned play
ers. men, most of them, with earned repu-
tations, and it was the frs. game he had
pitched this season. Seven hits were
made off his delivery, but they were not
punched, and Montreal might as well not
nave had them. Frank fairly let himself
out, and had the Canadians at his mercy.
When the third inning had ended Rich
mond had eight runs and Montreal none,
and then instructions were given the
pitcher TO go easy, and he did so.
THE GAME a GOOD ONE.
The game was good one, Astounding I'm |
pretty plays, causing excitement at times |
to run high. Only few people attended |
the exhibition. The weather was any
thing but comfortable. Yerrick. a Ma
ticnal Lacquer, started i'm the box. He
lasted three innings. The Bluebirds got
On 10 him and slammed the ball all over
The lot 1t was "A regular ht-and-run
exhibition. Then Manager Dooley put
blanket on his colt and trotted out an
'ther. Mullin did we'll He pitched six
innings and only nineteen people faced
lin. The Montreal club is a good one, |
nd some of its men will be heard from |
n faster company soon
Richmond played its usual good game ;
'undon, KlOpf, and Leahy handled the
all 10 Lutenburg in fine order. The sun =
as shining straight in Charles face. but
ne boys managed to present the ball in a =
tanner that made it easy for him. Har-
rove. as usual, made two brilliant catch
:. He had long runs, but there is where S
2 shines.
Following Is tho Scoro. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
Cough Reme5y

Is recommended only for the few dis
eases forwhich experience has proven
IL to be especially adapted and supe-
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NO other Is so certain a preventive
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cough. No otheris held in higher es,
TEEN by those who have used il and
know its real worth and merits. Give
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de % Sa, Tu&Thnrtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07

yesterday and, visiting Seven Pines
s'ood Tor some time on the spot on which
ne stood when he was wounded 20
~ ss"iS ago. lie was exceedingly interest
"a ~ "hat he saw, and said he was able
70 locate the position with ease and tbo
scenery was so familiar to him chat he
Vouid with great yividness recall the
seene OF carnage In which he was so
prominent an actor. " was 10
ne VIII be here several davs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
WANTED

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
SPECIAL SILK SALE TODAY,

81 Muslin Gowns, 69c.
soc. Black Mohair, SOC yard.
soc: Blue Sicilian, 4oc. yard.
Solid Color Cashmere, I21lc. value, Ioc.
Mems Black and White Stripe Work
ing Shirt, soc. value, for soc.
Baby Carriages that sold for s. now
$3.50.
Mems I5c. Egyptian Socks for Ioc.
Ladies 75c. Shirt-Waists, i'll all new
patterns, soc.
Androscoggin Cotton SC. yard.
Applique Flowers for trimming, worth
81 and SI.2s, for so and 7sc.
Black Lace Nets, for dresses, at a great
sacrifice.
2oc. Large Towels for I2Hc.
Ioc. Organizes 64c.
25c. White Organizes, Ioc.
2oc. Curtain Muslin Ioc. yard.
25c. Solid Colored Organizes, 121lc.
!oc: Heavy Unbleached Jeans, SC.
50 Lace Curtains csc. pair, full length
and perfect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
HITS AND PICK-UPS.

Montreal and Richmond play again this
afternoon. The game will be called at !
o'clock. Ladies will be admitted free.
Dundon is shaping up beautifully. The
KINKS are going out OF his arm.
hlopf will be one Of the leading bittere
OF the Atlantic League. lie improves
with each game
III was the old Galveston batterv-IIess
and Sparks. Tommy says FranL, 10 a
sood one. The rooters know IL now.
Elsey plays centrefeld well. He is
good hitter but he couldn't solve Sparks,s
benders and rises.
Boston Is here Friday. Hamilton The
champion base-runner, will give Hess
ana "Nlg.' chance to show Themselves
Klopf and Leahy are keeping the nro,,,'
lse made for them that they would make
many double plays. They made two vee-
terday. '00
Billy Smink hit the ball good and hard
ana received behind the bat in good forn,
lie Will suit in the Eastern.
Montreal defeated Paterson. Ricbrord
won yesterday hands down. 1t looks Ifke
Richmond has winner. ''''0
PRESIDENT Cameron. of the Montreal |
.eam' has under consideration q MAN 20 |
ave MS men report here next season for
practice. ior
Barley Kahn got down to old tr,o,..
gam Not satisfied with stealing secon5
"a1' tne next shot out Of the box he slid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07
Chicngo Defeats AtInntn

ATLANTA, GA, April 1.-THE Chicago
team defeated the Atlanta baseball team
to-day-H TO 4. The game was one-sided
from the start, and the weather was cold
chicago ......3 8 3 30l3ll-2l IL
atlanta .......0 0 2OOlO o. 4 10 NJ
batteries: Thornton. Briggs, and Dono-
nue. Parvin. Callahan. and Montgomerv