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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
TO CUBA IN NOVEMBER.
The Fourth Virginia VIII Not Go Until
the Climate H. safe.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE. Sept. Special.
10 o. now tnOuaut tn4t Ou account uI the
climatic conditions in Cuba. the troops
will not be removed from here before
November. 10 avoid any unnecessary FISK
unless their presence should Dee re-
Qlirsd 10 maintain order and enforce the
authority OF the United states during
the time Of the remaining Oh the Spanish
troops.
General Lee and Mrs. Lee this afternoon
took "a drive along the Rock Road, which
runs etWee the camps or the FORTY
ninth Iowa and Fourth virginia Resi-
mcUts as dividing line. When they
reached the row of tents occupied by the
band OF the Virginia Regiment. which is
the nearest % the road, the men We're
eating their supper.
General Lee had his carriage stopped
end asked the men what kind OF q
croft. who acted as spokesman. told the
General that they had the inside lining
Of "a pOrterhOuse steak tcTnlI into stew
and coffee and hard tack for supper. ne
then brought out "a cup OF coffee auQ one
OF two hard tacks.
General Lee tasted the coffee, which
he pronounced 10 be good. but did not
touch the hard tack. He then asked
what kind OF butter the men received and
figure IN any way upon their bill Of
fare. General Lee then ~laughingly drove
private Ernest Headley, OF Company
Enurth Virginia Regiment. diad on
f3sf Wednesday az the Division Hospi-
raj OF typhoid fever. He boarded iOT
y number of years with Mr.. c. c. Curtis,
AZ No. 1925 cambridge street. In Manches-
ter. When the war broke out be en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
DIED OF TYPHOID FEVER
Sad End of a B%crryvslle Volunteer
Republicans Elect Delegates.

BERRYVILLE. VA. Sept special
S. y. Barr received this morning a tele-
gram from Capt. Magrudcr. 6f Company
a. Second Virginia Regiment, stating
that his son. Private Walter j. Barr. had
died az Camp cuba Librc. Jacksonville,
FLA. after an illness OF about sixteen
days with typhoid fever. Although his
family here were aware Of his nlress.
his death came az n surprise.
Private Barr enlisted about two
months ago with II. IL. NJ. stephenson.
Marshall Milton and Allan Dortch. an Of
this place. I'm the Second Virginia Regi-
mcnt. and left Immediately for Jackson
vile. lie was a young man OF good
moral character and has many friends
here. He was about 81 years old and Is
survived by his parents and two broth
ors and two sisters. His body has been
sent here tor interment.
The Republican County Convention met
here to-day for the purpose of nominat-
ing delegates TO the Congressional con
ventiOn that viii convene ir Luray On
Wednesday to nominate a candidate 10
oppose Congressman Hay for reelection
in this district. X. Bundy. colored. was
made chairman and A.. l. Glascock. sec
rotary. ON motion Of Alex. Mccormick and
II. Bundv. were chosen delegates. Alex
Mccormick was reelected chairman Of
the Republican Executive Committee Of
Clarke county and Alex. Williams. col
orcd. +. Manuel Blackburn. colored John
Baugher and +. A. Lindsay. the County
Committee. The St. Loui platform and
the administration were endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
HULL DECIDES
FOR S. B. CARNEY
A Complete Victory for the Wise Fac
ton Over the BOwdenites,
THE RICHMOND EXCURSIONISTS,
The City Well Represented in wash
ingtOn-New Postmastcrs Appoint
ed-Camp Alger Postonice Dis
continued-Escaped Lunatic.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6-The decision
OF Representative HUI to-day was that
>. h.. Carney was still chairman Of Re
publican Committee OF the Second Nlr-
GINA district. never having been dis
placed since his recognition as chairman
two years ago.
This is "a complete victory for the Wise
crowd over the Burroughs and Bowden
faction. Whether they Will accept tho
decision DIS another and open question.
AS stated yesterday, Mr.. Hull was some
time since noted by the Republican con-
gressi0nal committee 20 act as referee
in the case. lie heard the argument OF
Carney about a week or ten days ago,
and decided In favor OF him. Later
Burroughs put DO "a claim llAt ne hai
received no notice OF the hearing, and "a
few DAYS ago Nlr. HUH wired Carney 90
stay proceedings until both sides could
Doe heard. Yesterday was fixed, and the
argument was long and warm as the
torrid weather without.
HIS OPINION.
The letter containing the decision is
quite lengthy. and reviews the principal
points brought up in the argument.
Hall claims that the committee has
Jurisdiction over an matters affecting rep
resentation I'm Congress. but says h. has
never annuHhtA J"tE"iNNi'H V'N
committees. He admits there Is some
strength in the contention that the State
Wirglnia) agreement takes the matter
entirely out OF the hands OF every com-
mittee except that of the state committee.
but maintains that congressman are Fed
cral officers and absolutely within the
t,ris5iofion NJ the committee. A noint
OF difference was whether the Wise OF
Rurroughs committee was recognized
pben Wise's nomination was recognized.
IT,. s,,e tbero us rottinr before him
l ,o.. an sqrsemept on This noint but
-. tho .|.,-,t.,o, of Uieo mo-
"c .ngr7" L nn-t,t.o ofso
cessdtHy luci"'eu "Is '.'" "
The kepupHcan vote lh tne pIe7''"''"i
election Is mace tne OASIS Oh iepres.",9-
ton. Carney mas called p meeting or nus
committee TO be held I'm Norfolk at noon
tomorrow 20 fisk a date for the conven-
tion.
POSTAL NOIES
New post0fices were established to-day
as follows:
Observation-Disclosures. Princess Anne coun-
ty. O.. A. Douglas, postmaster.
North CaroHna-bdNer' hurN9 county,
o.. j. HOFFMAN. posinasle- 9cI!.y
orange county j.. :. MHl'l'
D"mP ,
pug
"i.' ~a,"l- cts-r.e 6 T,yfor
1,. ,,-.t,+,d ,,~,-,to-
y. In Vt-.i,tr,
Joy '"' rrrr HCoDoo >@rcp0
f,,,l- L.. 800 r~,of,ai ~ tho r,o-
,,,,.o ,f,nsion et,r,rg fbaf the NEGRO
r,ii,,s W. y,n won't IN the White
Ifaa.o Wv have his boodoo removed as
..d DION, ,, irs.rn ..vr,m two yc,rs
nm order FOR the muster out Of the
rfr-f North carolina Infantry has been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
WHOLESOME ADVICE.
For People Whose stomachsar weak
and Digestion Poor.

l. ~
Or. Harlandson. whose opinion III as
eases Is worthy or attention. says VIZ
a man or woman comes 10 me comPH
ing or Indigestion. loss Of appeu'e; soui
stomach ~belching. sour watetS i
headaches, slecplessness, lack Oh 1"D
ton. and a general run down nervous
condition. ] advise them 10 take ai'eI
each meal one or two u Stuatt bsS
pepsia Tablets. allowing the tablet 10 us
solve in the mouth. n thus mihsle WIN
the food eaten. The result is that 'he
food IS speedily digcsted before 10 mas
time TO sour and ferment. Ihese taDiets
Will digest food anyway, whether the
stomach wants 10 or not. because tney
contain harmless diges ,ive principles
vegetable essences. pepsin ana Golden
Seal which supply just what the weak
stomach lacks.
l have advised the tablets with great
success. both Don curing Indigestion and 20
build up the tissues. increase flesh In thin.
nervous patients. whose real trouble was
dyspepsia and 17 soon as the stomach
was put 90 rights they dfl not know what
sickness was.
A htty-cent package az Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets can boz bought 90 any
drus-store ana as they are not "a secret
patent medicine, they can be used ass
often as desired with fuIl assurance that
they contain nothing, harmful in the
slfiiest degree. ON the contrary. any
one whose stomach is at 400 d|eranged win
ma great benefit from The use Of Sfuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. They win cure any
FORM of stOmach weakne-s or disease. exc
cept cancer OF the stomach. Fuil-size
package OF druggists. 5c. or S.oo. or boy
mail from Stuart Co.. Marshall Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
POSTAL CLERKS INSURANCE.
The Annual Meeting of Their Associ-
alton Held in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA. September 6-The
twenty-third annual convention of the
United States Railway Mail Service Mu-
tual Beneht Association met here to-day
The eleven divisions of the association.
wera AN represented The convention
was called 10 order by President John
NJ Butler. OF Lincoln. Neb. Governor
Atkinson welcomed the delegates Oh the
state and Mayor Collier extended the
freedom OF Atlanta. their addresses be-
ing responded TO by President Butler.
4 Committee on Credentials, consisting
Of one member from each district. Was
appointed.
At the afternoon session President But
Ter read his annual report. In addition 10
recitiug the work dom during the year.
me report gave a synopsis OF what had
been accomplished by the association
during the time Mr.. Butler has been IN
office. Several other reports were SUD-
mifted and discussed.
Tonight the delegates witnessed the
performance at the Grand
THE election Of officers viii occur Thurs
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
PLEASURE GARDEN
IN PETERSBURG.
Privilege to Piedmont Traction Com
pany to Use Park Buildings
EDWARD SOUTHALL BAILEO,
Two brothers Illustrate an Attempt Of
Highwaymen by the Prompt Use Of
aPistol-Wcdding Cards Issued
10y Mr.. aud Mr.. Burgess.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept 6.-special.-
4 called meeting Of the Common Council
was held this afternoon 90 consider an
ordinance giving the Piedmont Traction
Company the privilege Of laying the IT
rail on the paved streets Of the city in
the construction of their street railway
rack.
Tho ordinance was adopted. as was
also another. authorizing tho Piedmont
Traction Company 90 use the unoccupied
buildings ON West-End Park known as
the pavilion and grand stand. and %
erect other buildings for the purpose OK
"a pleasure garden for its patrons.
Air.. a.. %. Troy. the president Of tho
Piedmont Traction Company. addressed
the meeting He said chat rhe idea OF
their company was to ronuid tle old
buildings 0n the paris and to build l ni.3
place 0f entertainment.
Mr.. Troy. who lcft f0r Ncw York this
afternoon. told mc thHt ha was now nef-
ullly purchl ing material for the cone
structi0u off hls road.
Tho family residence OF Alr g. ID.
Stratt0u. ou High atrcet. Haa offered for
sale this afternoon at public auction. bu,
was tlkon down on 90 hld of $3.50.
BAIL SECURED
Edward Southali. who d. charged with
the cutting and wouudius of Charles
Baxter. at Eltrick. Saturday night. had
70 preliminary hearing to-day before
Justice Anderson at Ettrick. He WAS re-
leased OH bail boo tho penalty of tW.
MessrH. Herbert and Slm NortnIngton.
two brothers of This city. were return-
iug from "a yi-it 90 friends il DinWidII8
county last night. and whom about twenty
.."-. F... I.I...H.U. HH.. .. HHH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
Work OF the Police

Georgia Tinsiey. a nero woman was
arrested hy officer Garrison. VI ihe Sec
oul Police District. yesterday. ana l'ls
in the statiOn-hOuse on the c.ii ~.
threatening Go cue with "a knife Mary
Dennis, another negrO. The prisoner Was
lalIed.
Aaron Hunter (cOlorcd) was arrested py
Officer Baker and lodged On me s.3ul
Police Station charged with a~s7au4.H1
Lena Faulkner. "a negro. She was also
baliel.
Frank Mason. a negro man. was seen
with some leaf pipe in nis posse 7l!-
and 20 was suspected that h" stole DO.
He was accordingly run in as q suspl--
4ous character.
An these accused will hav q hearing
before the Police Court to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07

There were no special features 10 the
game. except. perhaps. the running catch
Of F0X's fly hy Scvhold and DundOn's
Erah-in OF "a hot liner from Wheclocks
bat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
ncnubIicans Garry vermont.

caot In the regular biennial vermont
election to-day. the Repuhllcans elected
their entire State ticket. beaded by El-
ward t.. smith. of ST. Adams
nrnbshIe tf4t the Republicans have
elected their entire DIST of thirty senators.
Twentv-dve Democratic reprfseuttIi
are rorortcl elected ln The JIG Towns mus
far heard from. r.
per@CDrsfic candidate for Governor, has
rnIed about the same vote az The DEM
cratic candidate four years ago, WINE lne
Ieuublicai vote for Governor mas ma
terIalll decroaaed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Sept. 6-Ihe
election returns are extremely SLOW ID
coming In. II seems. despite the local
contests. the vote throughout the State
was light. A report from Eastman, n
township OF Pulaski county, states mo
R-enublcans carried D. q township D
that the ballot box was carried away py.
the Democrats. and has not been beard
o. since. Tho railroad commission con-
stitutional amendment is adopted by a
large majority. and the amendment pro-
viding for the lcvying Of a three MIL
road tax, Is also favorably acted upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07

The Great American Dog ana iouy
show opened 3d. weeks engage meI.
Jefferson and Main streets ld-i i
f,r,e crowd. The audience were pI0s ed
,girh the tricks Of tine dogs and I'il'
There are high ieaping CANNES one ln-,
Jumps from am s-f0ot pedestal h,o q
of water. ponies of high ana I'W pug
gree. ponies that march Ahe
narformance win begin az 2.l3 r.. NJ.
The children are given free fila1 aLo''
the ring ON the ponies az eacn peL,,lI i
arce 4nd wherever this show has pldt,l
n. bf.ame the fad Performances VIII
he given everr afternoon and night lnl7
week an Jefferson Do Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07

ADRIANCE. CUMBERLAND COUN-
TN. VA. September 6.-Spcclal-At the
meeting OF the County School Board OF
Cumberland county. September "a. the
l1.oNl.s sci3ol books recommended by
the committee OF teachers % r.!l county
vera ad0ptcd-yiZ: Finchets Primer.
johnson Primer. Mirreis Spoilers.
Thomas Spelling Blanks. a. LJyel a
Cos Graphic Dictionary Blanks. JOhG-
sons Readers. COlburn's Mental Arith,
metic. Whites Arithmetic. Hyde's Gram
mar. Whitney x LCckw0Od's Higher
Grammar. Manley's Southern Literature.
Fry's Geography. Magills Stories from
Virginia History. Magills History OF
virginia. Lees History OF the United
states. Smithdcals Crnv Books Natural
system Vertical Wu..s. D.aphic Sys-
tenn Slant Writing. Webster pictiOn-
aries. Cutters Physiology.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
FIFTH Maryland.
-Four ectionsor a SoIdier-Laden Train
Passes Richmond.

Four sections of the train over the Sea-
board Air-Liue route. bearing the llftn
Maryland Regiment OF Volunteers from
D~nickamausa t0 PimlicO, near Baltimore
left Weldon at am early hour this morn-
ing. and three OF them have already pass
cd around tne Belt Line. The otnrr H
expected 10 reach here at 0.-J o'clock
This morning.
The first section reached Clopton about
3:15 O'Clock. and the others followed at
about nfty minute apart.
The trains Wer3 made up as follows
First secfiOu-0ue baggage car, / box
Tar. seven Pullman tourist cars. two
sieeDcrs and one private car. second secs
ti0n-0ne baggage car. one box car, ono
stock ear. mime pullman tourist cars anl
one Shopper. ihlri s~cctl0n-0no baggage
car. ono box cHr. eight pullman tourist
cars and ono sleeper. fourth sncuon-'h
baggage car. nine Pullman tourist cars
and one sleeper.
At CIopt0n the trains wore turned over
To- tho Richmond. fredericksburg ana
Potomac. which carried them on to
Washington.
al the idea of returning home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
DEMOCRATS JUBILANT.
The Norfolk Democrats Believe Hulls
Decision Insures Noung's Election.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept Especial
There is unfcigned joy among Democrats
here over the last phase of the f|acilondl
fight over the Republican District chair
maushiD. The Observation-Disclosures
uey- Burroughs imbrog.io. these believe.
viii make easy the election of Hon. W..
a. Young. Democrat from this district.
The last telegram from Washington, re-
ceiyed here Tonight. reports b Mr..
Hull. of the Republican N3tional Com
miticc. has decided 20 recognize Mr.. $.
b.. Carney rs district chairman. THIS
practically declares the S. l.. Burroughs
convention 10 Doe held here tomorrow
nu and void. and unhorscs Mr.. BUR-
rouEhs.
Hero IS the text NJ the one which pre-
coded 90 by am hour or so.
THE state Executive Committee hav-
ing passed upon the question. and the
National Committee having %recOuoiled
AN matters OF difference and especially
provided FOR your convention. yOu win
be- sustained hy both the State Committee
and the National Committee. and we
trust YOU win have a Harmonious con-
vention and your nominee elected. You
can count on our earnest support 90 this
end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
louisville. ,: Cleveland, 9.
ON THE TURF.
At Newport Only TWO Favoritcs Won
for thciTalcnt.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. G-Only two
favorites won Tor the talent az Newport
Iirst racc-six and a half furiongs-
Harmon 10 TO ID first, Ideal Beau Is Z"
and q to ID second. HOvitzcr oJ % ID
third. Time. l2 l-2
second racc-nvc nrlonrs-Gay Parish
cune as 90 ID first. Jockey Joe go to ] and
IS to ID second, Souchon leVeu) lmio
Time. 1902.
third race-milc and onc-siXtecnth-
Naddalo rs To- 0 first. Prosecutor % 90
o and cvenl second. NItgie %. G To ID
third. Time. 14l 80.
Fourth raco-milc and am eighth-lian-
dicap-Paul kauvar "a TO - urst itlrr
Pars Is 10 . and 1 % 81 second. Dudley
D. AZ, 10 ID third. Time 1853 81
Fifth race-scven furlongs-Miss hram
bic a 10 ID first. Necklace 90 10 ] ana
. 90 ID second. Albert Vale q to ID third.
Time. lis -.
sixth race-sevcn furlongs-Motiila @
to ID first. Tit-for-Tat @ 10 and evenl
second, MazeDTa DO TO u third. ilme'
1.2g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
MILES, ADVANCE GUARD.
The Chester Reaches New YORK with
RefnrninP Troops from Porto RICO

NEW YORK. Sept. 6-The adNance
nom prto Rico to-day ON board me
t~1nsport Chester. The steamer !eft
ponce last Thursday afternoon sly hours
affcr tho OLDHAM. bearing General Miles.
Lts 100 aud the Second Wisconsin Vol
unteers.. had cleared for New York. The
Obdam was seen but once on the Voy-
age and that was on the hIst Gay out.
eenyers On officers and civilians. the
To',-ih PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers ~
several members Of the Third Wisconsin
Vn,nntosTs acknowledgements Schwsn
- ".t1es and their STATS were also
or board.
o. Company. K Fourth p~ennsy.vsnia
remains were placed In & metallic easket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT,
The Second Day a star S%pangled'
q Onc-Mant Differences Forgotten.

CINCINNATI. O.. September 6.-The
second day OF the thirty-second encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic
was a "~star-spanglcd day" in every way.
As the sea veterans were marching in the
naval parade to-day 10 Was noticed that
most OF them are gray, many mhrm and
lame. Some advocate discOntinuance OF
0ncampmeuts because they want all re-
membranes even of sectional differences
wiped out. They say they Will attend the
annual e-ncampments as long as they
are held. Among the ladies who are
missed no one is referred 20 more often
han Mrs. John a. Logan. Many of the
veterans hunted mp old army nurses. who
were remembered with great tenderness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
WANT A REVIEW.
New York Asks Il Chance 20 sec the
Army and Navy in Parade.

NEW YORK. Sept. G.-Mayor Van
Wyck sent the following telegram to-day
To- President Mckinley.
are sincerely DESTROYS of WITNESSING a.
review of the United States soldiers.
regulars and volunteers. before they are
~dlsbanded or distributed. and they SIM
ccroly hope ana respectfully request that
YOU will exercise your authority 10 give
them an opportunity 10 see the troops
and show their appreciation of the SER
vices which The soldiers AVE rendered
the country. a committee OF citizens has
this day been appointed TO take certain
action in the matter and the people of
this city are ready To act at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
RHEA AND WALKER.
\ Joint Discussion i'm Russell County.
Democrats Enthusiastic.

LEBANON. VA, Sept. Especial
Greatest crowd ever known in Russell
county was here to-day. the attraction
being the Rhca-Walkcr joint discussion.
Judge Rhea opened and Walker closed.
Rbca poured hot shot into Walker ON MS
record and Walker took an his time iu
explanations.
30 such enthusiasm was ever seen an
Russell county. as during Rhea's twenty
minutes. rclOindcr. Walker was unconl-
Portable under the terrific fire ana the
Democrats wildly applaudod.
Walkers last rclolndcr fell like "a Wet
blanket. he looked staggered and once
or twice he lost his head.
Rhea looked cool and determined
throughout. The Democrats have been
stirred TO the bottom and they all say
that Rhca will sweep Russell county like
q NhirlWind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
A BOY BADLY CRUSHED.
Alexandria VIII Give a housing Re
Ccption to Her Returning Soldiers

ALEXANDRIA, VA. September O.
Special.-Frank Williams (colored). six
teen years old. employed by J. W. Ham
mond & Son. ice dealers. was this morn
Ing run over by am ice wagon. and, not
Of his ribs were broken and his body
crushed TO jelly. he SIS yet living and
may survive. Tho accident was due TO
the boys attempt TO mount the wagon
wheels.
The reception 10 bo given 10
Company T.. Third Virginia. on their re-
turn from the war promises 10 Doe quite
Am affair. The song and praise of a.
CITY seventeen thousand strong is To- Doe
invoked. and a turnout Of citizens is
expected such as has not been seen since
The last war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-07
Stumbling of thc Clubs.

Tho Cherubs added another victory 10
ineir string yesterday afternoon in the
last Of the series with Norfolk. Bishop
tvirled for the locals and Newton was
In the box for the visitors. and from a
pitchers standpoint Newton had the
best OF the argument. but sharp fielding
on the part of the locals ala the bust
ness. and the victory came 20 them not
through Bishops ability. but through
good. steady playing.
Tho Norfolk team had another shake
up. first-Bascmau Klusmau going 10 his
home I'm Cincinnati and Weddige taking
his place at first bag. while Pfdnmillcr
held down third corner. Ihit weakened
the team some. for neither player was
familiar with the position. HOWard Iiol-
land acquitted himself croditably al the
bat agaiN. catching two hits. but he
muned q fy and injured his hand.
The Norfolk club returned 10 their own
camping ground this morning and play
the Reading team to-day and tomorrow.
closing the season Saturday with Hart
ford.
The Hartford team. with Arlie Latham.
appear here this afternoon for the last
series 81 the season. paying one game
to-day and probably two tomorrow. The
club Will reach here at 24j o'clock this
afternoon from Hartford. The last games
should induce the cranks 10 turn out IN
larger numbers. for they mean the cham
pionship Tight is ON ana a close race Is
Oeing run.
The crew Of the Mary Jane made their
solitary run In the ,nrst inning. Two men
were out when Wentz safcd on a choice.
and he scored on Wcddige s. threc-bagger.
IN the fifth inning Newton got as far
as thirG-on a walk. "a nit and a choice,
and was caught trying TO make home
from bishop TO Hess. Ihls Was the