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The sun., 1898-03-09
HAMLIN's GRANDSON ARRESTED.
He Was Trying to Heat n San Fraucisco Hos
taUraut Out or n Meals Prioe.

tAUraut Out or u Meals Prioe.
SAN Francisco March .s.-Frank Hamlin.
grandson of Vico-President Hannibal Hamlin.
was arrested to-day for vagrancy as no was
trying to escape from restaurant without pay
ing for the meal he had eaton. When brought
before tho Judge he exhibited letter signed by
Hannibal Hamlin and dated March. 1888, Ger
tifyng TO his good character. Hamlin de-
carcd he.had held good places until TWO years
ago. when he was attacked with paralysis
Since then he has lived on remittanGes from
relatives. He said he.wou!d 20 10 the Klon-
Because of his honored nume, the Judge al
lowed him to 20 free.
The sun., 1898-03-09
TO GUST FATHER TUOHK.
Archbishop Kain InvOkes the Law Against tn
Reenicitraat Priest.

Reenlctraat PrloIf.
ST. LOUIS. March s.-Ex.Judge Daniel Dillon.
representing Archbishop Kahn, has filed in Po
lice Justice Honnessy's court q suit OF unlawful
detainer against the Rev. John 4. Tuohy. the
deposed pastor of ST. Patrick S parish. The Arch
bishop also asks $50 damages alleged to have
been entailed by Father Tuohy's persistence In
refusing to vacate the parochial residence.
until the settlement of his appeal to the ecclosi
astic tribunals. His sister and aged mother arc
living with him. and faithful pRrishoners arc
lending bin aid to fight the archiepisoopal de-
crses. He was dsposed on the ground of incApa-
bility as q financial manager.
The sun., 1898-03-09
E.r.l Groa,rr MrM Work smnIIpoI Ga.

The fl st case OF smallpox to be reported 10 tho
Health Donrd since the Greater New York
charter went into effect was reported rom
Astoria yesterday. The patient is a 6ahy named
Frederickson, residing at $50 Bariow street
The sun., 1898-03-09
Collapse OF tho Musical Matinees at the Broad-


The matinee musicales which were to be given
at the Broadway Theatre during Lent came to
an end after two attempts. The few persons
who went to the theatre yesterday afternoon
were told that no performance would be given.
The two performances already given were 50
ager Of the enterprise. decided on Monday that
IL would be useless to attempt any more.
The sun., 1898-03-09
Gives Another $500 rar tho J. RaHdOIph
Tucker Memorial.

LEXINGTON. Va, March s.-Prof. Harry St.
George Tucker received p check for $500 to-day
from the Hon. William n. Russell OF Boston for
tho j. Randolph Tucker Memorial Hall This
makes u 900 contributed by Mr.. Russell
The sun., 1898-03-09
NIRINE INTELLIGE GENOE.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty.second and Broadway.

IMMATURE ALMANAc-THn DAT.
sun rises.... eP2 Sun SETS. on Moon rises. 2 Bl
HIoB wATER-Tm DAY.
Sandy Hook. AZ Gov laid. 10 He'll aate.. 10 10
The sun., 1898-03-09
SAILED FROM FOREIGN FORT

SIS Elsie Marie, from Flushing for New York.
So Bellanoch. from Santos for New York.
So j. W. Taylor. from Santos for New York.
SIS Button, from Rio Janeiro for New York.
Ship Boadicea, from Rio Janeiro for New York.
The sun., 1898-03-09

Ship walden Abbey, from New York for Calcutta,
Feb 10. lat. south. long SO west.
Bark Largo Bay, from New York for Shanghai, Feb.
1S lat 81 north, long. SO west.
The sun., 1898-03-09

Scilly
IS Michigan. from New York for London. pssssd
The sun., 1898-03-09
Spsrial gottres.

SUPEHFLUOUN hair, molss. psrmAnsntly de.
stroyed by eleotroityi faces rounded; physioIAnA'
references HELEN BRIGGS, 90 Weit S8d It,
HLHEPLEssN gss. Indigestion and pain arc hor.
rorS tnat rAkkEk'S GINGER TONIC will Abats
NIRHO-NECHANICO AND ELECTRO THERA.
PEUTICs The Dsvalletts Institute, 100 weSt oYd a.
The sun., 1898-03-09

PASSED.

Sc Furnessia, from New York, at Neville.
So Jersey City. from New York. a. Bristol.
The sun., 1898-03-09

Mexico Buys a Dry Dock.
VERA CRUZ. Mexico. March 8.-The dry dock
here has been purchased by the Mexican Gov
ernment. The purchase price was S106.0 900.
The sun., 1898-03-09


Mayor Van wyck returned to the Senate
Iieye st. LukeS Church from assessments for
opening Convent avenue. The bill and message
went TO the Cities Committee. and the bill will
T6o senate passed, BY a yots Of 20 to 7;Assem,
to county loan commissioners Of the United
States deposit funds to be loaned on mortgage.
A year or two ago bill was passed providing
Comptroller as fast as tho loans fell in. SEN
ator Raipes said that the losses under this sys;
sSstem S nn Of county Ioan eommissioners 'N' 'u
Senator Cantor opposed the bill on behalf Of
Comptroller Roberts. His motion to recommit
When Senator Wilcoxs bill comprising a
codfca,ion OF the stotu, es in rogarl 10 prisons.
sion was reached in general orders. Senator
Ellsworth objectet 70 tho provision for
members Who receive $40 pc, diem to three
members at $1,000 year. The Democrats
wanted pr9vsion inscr,Hd Inc b to TOP preySm6 All print
%ae raads U The es M a
moved to recommit II.
Senator Guy attacked It as leaving the initia-
he thought, would fail to act.
e GSntor @ wanted f an ANIMAL
Tho moton 10 rccommit was lost. 2 to AZ, and
the bill was advanced to third reading.
eligible to appointmsnt as City Magistrates the
Hon. Patrick Diver md Others who were re-
moved from the police bench in 1894
The Senate also passed these bills:
Senator Wray's. providing for the proper santa
tion, ventilation, and protection rom hre OF school
houses In Places OF over 7, 900 Inhabitants
Senator Couoy's, disohArgnR three'quarters OF tho
Is tho improvement OF Surf avenue. IN
Brooklyn aud saddllng that part OF the cost upon
the city at large.
These bills wero introduced In tho Senate:
senstor Higbie-Authorzing tho Board of Regents
10 lie ense ia this state any dentist who has bcen
licensed by "A state Board Of ANY uIbrr state winch
haI the iudorssm mt OF the New York State Dental
Society, AMI providing that every dtntst must dis
riny l'r nse In bis onice on pain or committing a
mi lem amor
senator Ah"ara-- Increasing the salaries OF school
teach In the torOughs OF hanhatISn. Brooklyn.
and the Bronx.
senator rGraiy-Increasng the salary OF each Of the
steuogrsphers of The city Court from $1,000 to
$4,000.
senator GrsdY-Providing that any racing associa.
ton may be prosecuted for violation OF law upon tho
complaint Of any citizen.
Senator Wray introduced two bills to increase
the enrollDlents OF Supreme Court Judges in
the Second department 10 tho same rate pre-
yaIls in tho First Department and providing
that Judge assigned TO serve in the second
department shall receive The Same cnrOllments
AS the Judges elected there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
IN..R h; SS,I'y|.l TO
P0LITICALCLAMOR.
Cow RusseIIs Reasons For Striking
Case From the Docket.
IN CAROLINA RAILROAD LEASE,
More Republican Members Oft the Pen
itentiary Board TO Resign-Judgc
Fuller Uniforms n Squad of Vet
erans-Taxable Values.

RALEIGH. y. c., March 2t-special.-
Since Governor Russell has had the case
against the lease OF the North Carolina
railroad 10 the Southern, stricken from
the Circuit Courts dockets, It is said
that he admits that he began this suit In
demand to the clamor of politicians.
Browning. the man who killed his
father-in-law in January, and whose trial
before a magistrate had 70 be postponed
because he broke out with measles just
after re was put in jail, was yesterday
bound over I'm a $500 bond to the Superior
Court lie claims he killed him in self
defense but failed to prove it satisfac-
toriy.
1t is to-day stated that two more OF the
Republican penitentiary directors will
soon send I'm their designations. This is a
chance for more Populists to be honored.
MANY MARRIAGES.
There are many marriages looked for
here I'm April. Miss Simmons and Mr.. Louis
Mailer. both of this city; Colonel Still.
OF Charlotte. and MISS Lima Battle,
Miss Shiveley and Mr.. Jacob Allen, Of
Raleigh. are among the prominent ones.
here on the 2Sth. Judge Timberake will
hold the court. The docket is a varied
one: Murder. misdemeanor, unlawful
discrimination" larceny and burglary.
The misdemeanor cases are against COL
oneI Andrews, ]. b. Munson. II. W. MIL
Ter and r. l.. Peters. for refusing TO an
swer questions asked them by the Rail-
road Commission.
Judge 7. c. Fuller, OF this city, has no.
tofied l.. OBJ. Branch Camp Confederate
Veterans. that he will pay for I'VE uni
forms for veterans who will attend the
State reunion at Charlotte May 10Th. This
Is a generous act Of Judge Fuller's. and
one that will receive hearty appreciation
and appreciation He Is an old Coincide
rate soldier himself.
THE ARRESTED BANKERS.
Michigan and Latham wera given
hearing this afternoon before Judge
Walter Clark, of the Supreme Court
bench. There will be a writ Of habeas
corpus asked for 70 determine whether
their cases are subject TO requisltion-
This IS done to await the return OF the
Governor from Wilmington tomorrow
The reauisition will no doubt be honor
ed.
The negroes make complaint that the
white Republicans are dropping on in
their subscriptions 20 the negro papers
one OF the Baptist churches out in the
county has dismissed some OF its
members for going into the Mormon
church. The Mormons declare they are
working In seventy counties In the state
State Auditor Aver says that while IN
1896 the returns Of all real and personal
nronertv amounted TO s229 S54 49S, the re-
turns FOR 1897 show 1926 257L OF this
the equalization board made an increase
of &. 85a.777. This gives an increase over
that OF 1895 OF s5.747,s73
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
A MURDERER BREAKS DOWN,
Two Districts Hold Local Option Elec-
fiona and Are Carried by Vets.

ROYDTON. VA, March 24.-Special-
Tho negro Isaac PaylOr, who was con-
victed Yesterday In the county court or
murder of his wife. Della Paylori on
January 2lst, and who showed so much
Indifference during his trial gave way
Yesterday. after getting TO his cell ana
went loudly and bitterly. Paylor had be-
lieved all along until the last hour, That
he would escape the death sentence and
with that stoicsm. born of a devil sat
unmoved all during his trial apparently
not understanding his fearful situation,
until the verdict was read, then he real
lied that his fate was sealed and was so
shocked that for awhile ne appeared daz-
ed
Mr.. W. r. Meadows. a large plug to-
bacco manufacturer from Rock Hill. 5.
c.. is here prospecting with view Of
establishing a plug tobacco factory in
this place Mr.. Meadows was burned out
in Rock Hill in February last. where he
was working a large force OF hands. He
was taken in hand by our local buyers
and they are rendering him all the as
sistance i'm their power in furthering his
new enterprise.
Mr.. VI. A. Waller has bought out the
interest Of his partners. in the mercantile
business of the Boydton Manufacturing
Col. pany. and has also purchased the
interest of his partner in the mercantile
business at South Hill and will in the
future conduct both businesses on his
own account.
Last Tuesday a local option election
was held in two townships in the county
South Hill and Buckhorn. In the former
township the vets triumphed by a ma
jority of five to one and in the latter. two
to one, making an average Of three to
one in favor of the sale of liquor in the
two townships
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
THE TEXASIS AT
THE RENDEZVOUS.
The BattIeship the First Of the Flying
Squadron to Arrive.
TO0lATe FOR THE LAUNCHING
The Photographers Want the License
system Changcd-A Suit for
Damages Against Norfolk
q Western Railway.

NORFOLK. VA. March 2L-speciai-
The ba,tleshlp Texas arrived from the
south. and came TO anchor off Old Point
At u o'clock to-day. The Texas is the
first ship Of the new Hampton Roads
squadron 10 reach the place Of rendez-
vous.
She arrived too late to enable the Off
GERS and crew to witness the launching
and few Of those who attended the cere-
mony attendant upon the launching OF the
twin bsttiesh.ps caught a glimpse Of the
powerful second-class fighter
The cruiser Brooklyn, now at Newport
News, will shortly Join the Texas.
A BIG RAILROAD SUIT.
The suit of Alexander Saunders against
the Norfolk and Western railway. was
being tried in the County Circuit court
portsmouth. to-day. Saunders sues for
$4,000 because of alleged injuries re-
ceived while In the employ of the COM
many al Lambert's Point. He claims 10
have been knocked off the coal pier by
car
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.
The members Of the Virginia Photog-
raphers' Association attended the launch
ing at Newport News to-day in a body.
They took their cameras along. The AS
ISOLATION has appointed a committee to
present to the next General Assembly
a pro,est against the eXisung license sys-
tenn of the Commonwealth and munich
pslities and ask that It be changed. The
present laws. the members claim, are in
adeauate for their protection.
Judges were also appointed who are to
select photographs for comparison at the
next annual meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
A Crewe Industry.

cREWE. VA. March 2i-Special.-The
Crewe Milling COmpany's new building Is
nearing completion. The machinery will
soon arrive and the mill is expected TO be-
gin work as soon as or before the new
crop OF wheat comes In. The company IS
beginning to buy up barrels.
Mrs. j. II. Allen returned to-day from
Norfolk. where she was called several
days ago on account OF the death OF her
father. Mr. George w. Nunnally. who
was killed by falling from pier at
Lambert's Point. Mrs. Allen was accom-
panied by her mother.
cant. and Mrs. F.. F.. Lockett have re-
Turned from a two-weeks' trip through
North and South Carolina. Georgia and
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews. of Pc
tersturs. ara visiting the family OF their
song Mr. r. w. Andrews in this place.
Miss Maggie Mccormick, Of No,toway
Courthouse, Is visiting her fathers fam
lily here,
Rev. Charles Crawley. OF South Norfolk.
whoshas beea aiding Rev. j. t. Routten
IN a SERIES Of revival meetings at tho
Meshrdtsa chiirrb here FOR tho rat ten
DAYS. returned home to-day. The meet
ing has been good one. While there
have mott been many converts. the church
has been greatly revived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
A STRAW BANK.
Two sberins in Search of the Officers.
one Under Arrest.

TARBORO, ~ c.. March 2i.--SpeclaL-
The sheriff Of Wake county and the sher-
if of Wilcox county. Ga, were here TO-
day 20 arrest j. G.. Michigan and II. I:
Latham late of the Abeville Bank OIL
Georgia. They have arrested Mehesah
but have not yet caught Latham.
Some time last year Michigan the'i
cashier of the bank of Tarboro was iouhd
short i'm his accounts some Sll,vv Which
was fully secured by a Baltimore indem-
nifty company. ..,
He was forced to resign his posL,lon.
Immediately he started the Citizens BANK
of Tarboro. But it never had any cap
ital and very little deposit About loity-
three davs ago he bought out the ADOe-
VILE Bank. Wilcox county, Ga. Meh.s gan
returned TO Tarboro about the lrst Oh
the month and on the 18th instant,
Latham made an assignment OF the oahh
left Abbeville and reached IarDoro ny
tho wav of Norfolk last week.
On opening the safe OF the AopeVlile pa.'S
only $50 in change was found. All the
deposits amounting to $1,000 were trans
TERED to this and other places by eN-
press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
Uenrico Notes.

Special Commissioners BEDFORD y S,,s-,ay
,orning arrested Dick Rowe. A dissipated
white resident OF the COUNTY i3, sc, on III. the
charge of having cruelty beaten ,seiir ms WI T
He was taken before squire D. !,
aS,s Who. At his request, continued the
c go until this morning, in order that his
children might be summoned as witnesses
Meanwhile, Rowe was locked up. ..,r
Vie has made several efforts 70 swear
oross-warrant against his wife on
the the charge Of striking him, but none Of
,ho justices OF the peace take any stock
I'm his story. .,,a c.eorga
Dean Bryant. white man a''u 49,
Brown. colored had INST nsht "euhss-
dav on one of the public roads OF the
county. The result was that they were =,
arrested and brought before as squire al :, e. q
w. Thomas, who imposed me u S-'''
and costs on each one.
BRYANT promptly paid up and was SCI,
tree Brown had no money. and went
to Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
FISH ARE PLENTIFUL.
Large Cannery on the Potomac-New
Road To Cross on X. 4. * l.. Bridge.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March n
sueciaL-Flsh are coming into TINS
market regularly now from the Potomac
and Rappahannock rivers. Potomac her-
rings are selling at 81 to SL25 per hundred;
Rappahannock behring's at So cents TO IL
ner hundred. Shad are selling from 70 10
~ cents each and ROckiish at 20 10 ~
cents per bunch. ,,
MIR lanes l.. stiff is arranging 10 bulid
a large cannery at Stiffs wharf on the
potomac. The farmers In the neighDor-
hood will plant two hundred acres OF To-
matoes for the cannery and Will also sup
ply a quantity Of berries and other sina''
fruits. ,,a.s
Mr.. c.. r. Coleman, OF kelly foru,
took a large drove Of horses TO Richmond
LAST week and disposed OF them at good
prices. -..,o,,sl,, an
Ex-Mayor II. 5. Doegett IS seriously III
with a severe attack OF grip at MS nome
on Charles street. st.
Major r. r. d. Myers, president OF 'he
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Potomac
railroad. was here yesterday conterrlhs
u,,tb the officials Of the Virginia, FREQ
ericksburg and Western railroad, ana lho
deal for the latter road 70 cross the Rap
nahonnock and enter this city over lne
tracks Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad was consumihd'eu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
AN ATTRACTIVE WEDDING.
Marriage of Mr.. David A. Tobias and
Miss Title A. Krulewitch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March "a.
-Special.-A most attractive wedding
took place here last evening at 7:3O o'clock
the contracting parties being Mr.. David
A. Tobias. a prominent young business
man of Charlottesville and Miss Title
Krulewtch, the handsome and accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. Phil. Krulewtch
a prominent Main street clothing mer-
chant.
The family residence at 427 west Main
street at an early hour was brilliantly
Illuminated and decorated with palms and
cut flowers and a large number of rela-
tives and friends of the contracting parties
had assembled to witness the ceremony.
which was performed by Or. Schnuberg-
err OF Mccullough and Washer street
synagogue, Baltimore.
The best man was Isaac Krulewitch.
brother of the bride. the flower girl was
Miss Rosa Krulewitch. sister Of the
bride; maid Of honor, Miss Bessie Krule-
witch; ushers. Messrs. Sol Kaufman,
Emanuel ATonhime. Morris Eisenman
and Isaac Krulewitch.
The bride was costumed in white taft
feta, trimmed with Dutch lace, with long
veil caught with diamond pendant and
entered the parlor on the arm Of her
father, carrying white roses and was
married under canopy OF blooming roses
Of variegated colors.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
and about one hundred invited guests
were ushered into the spacious dining
rooms. where delightful repast awaited
them.
A number Of invited guests from Bal
timore. New York. Lynchburg and other
cities attended the nuptials and kilograms
Of congratulations were received from
l.
South.
Presents were numerous. handsome and
valuable.
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias left this morning
al O'Clock for an extended bridal trip
to Washington, New York and Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
CAPE CHARLES POINTS.
DIR. Moore Candidate for Secretary-A
New Bridge i'm Lower Accomac.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. March 4-Spe-
cial-Dr. G. T. Moore. Of this city, one
OF the original Tyler men OF the Eastern
Shore. is being urged by his friends for
the position of Secretary Of the Board
Of Fisheries in the event the Governos
does not appoint an Eastern Shore man
president of the board
The contract for building a bridge
across Mach.pongo inlet in the lower part
OF Accomac county, has been awarded.
The bridge will connect Upshur and Brad
ford Necks. and will open up a large area
Of good trucking country convenient to
the railroad.
This has been T. most remarkable winter
and spring In this county Some Of the
Oldest inhabitants say they cannot recol-
lect a spring when the vegetation, trees
and crops were so far advanced this
early. Peas and Irish potatoes are COM
ing up. and some Of the hustling farmers
are ready TO begin setting out sweet po-
tsto plants. We may. therefore. expect
early crops from the Eastern Shore this
year II the weather continues favorable.
The Thomas II. Lawrence and Jona-
than Sawyer. three-masted schooners,
arrived IN the harbor here this week from
Maine with a cargo Of ice consigned TO
the Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Com
pany. which make about 1000 tons they
have received this winter
The Crisfeld Ice Company have sold
out their ice house here TO the Cape
Charles Ice and Lumber Company and
agreed TO abandon this territory for VAL
liable considerations.
Mr.. G. y. Richardson, Of Richmond.
Va. spent several days in this city this
week visiting his brother, Mr.. S. E.
Richardson.
Mr. George Rhea, Of Birds Nest, was
accidentally shot in the left arm few
DAYS ago.
The accident was the result Of a joke
being played on Mr. Rhea. and come very
near resulting in a mortal wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Marriage OF Frances Rawle Wadleigh
Ia VI s. Mariana Rogers.

PETERSBURG, VA, March %-Spe-
cial.-Mss Mariana Rogers and Mr..
Francis Rawle Wadleigh were quietly
married this afternoon at the residence
Of the parents of the bride on High
street. in this city. The ceremony was
performed by the brother of the groom,
Rev Henry Rawle Wadleigh, OF New
York. assisted by Rev. John A. Ridout,
OF this city.
A bridal song. composed especially for
his occasion by tho uncle OF the bride,
Professor f. c. Hair. OF Richmond. was
suns during the ceremony.
The bride is daughter Of Captain and
Mrs. George J. Rogers, Of this city, and
a most accomplished and attractive
young lady.
The groom Is a Princeton graduate, and
at present Is associated with the firm
Of Casner, Curran & Bullitt large coal
operators. OF Philadelphia.
Pressing business for Mr. Wadlegh's
immediate presence in the West indies
necesS tated the celebration OF the mar
riage a month earlier than anticipated.
Among those present at the marriage
were Mrs. Wadlelgh. mother OF the
groom, who is q large manufacturer OF
PHILADELPHIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-25
CHERUBS IN CHARLOTTE.
Chill Wind aud Rain Interfere with
Practice.

IdtNftts
CHARLOTTE. N c.. March A.-Special.
Manager Wells men are doing fairly
well. The Cserubs are having a hard time
OF it working off soreness and stiffness
The weather has changed too and in
stead Of that July feeling that every
body here enjoyed early this week, the
mercury has dropped a point or two
checking. OF course. TO some extent the
work
Yesterday and to-day a strong wind
blew across the field much to the dis
comfort OF the workers and those who
witnessed the practice The players are
certainly in dead earnest and are doing
everything TO better their condition. The
club needs a great deal more practice,
but there is no reason TO take back any
thing that has been said about the play
ers.
Dundon is very sore. He did great
deal OF work opening. possibly too much.
for he said he was feeling SO good that
he let himeslf out. Leahy and Klopf are
regular and the outfelders are shaping
up: Gutenberg went easy to-day. He
impresses one with the fact that he Is a
splendid fielding first baseman.
The pitchers are nursing sore arms, but
limoering up every day. An hours prac-
tice was INDUCED in to-day, throwing.
batting. running the bases and go
a round the track.
A big black cloud chased the boys on
their two mile trips across the county
and before the hotel was reached rain
fell in torrents making them seek shell
ter.
The Augusta team opens the season
here tomorrow. A good game Is ex-
pected Manager Wells will return to-
morrow morning from Philadelphia.
IT. 7, e