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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
TWIN SHIPS OF
THE MORGAN LINE.
81 NOrte and FL Sud Successfully
Launched at Newport News
MANY VISITORS WERE PRESENT.
The Two Vessels arc OF Four Being
Built at Newport News and are
Complete Specimens Of the
ShipbuIldrrs' Handicraft.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April i5-
Special-The two pretty Morgan Linz
steamers. FL Norte and I'd sud- wer,
launched by the Newport News shlpbuud.
ing and Drydock Company to-day ln tht
presence OF a large gathering Of visitors
and workmen. The former came FROM
points nearby mostly. though there wcr,
a number of officials Of the Morgan Lui
and of tho company who came down from
New York.
The launch was entirely successful. and
was one OF the prottiest ever witnessed
here. The El Norte was the first 10 80
overheard starting 0u her plunge from
the creased ways at 1870 o'clock, and
striking the water gracefully "a minute
later.
Miss circuit. daughter ~ tho president
N tho company, chrstonod the III Nortc
and Miss Palen. of 81. lolk. broke the
champagne oyer Tho bow of the Tn Sud-
which took her first plunge into the deep
just fOrty-hye minutes after her sister ship
had received her baptism.
Among those present were Assistant
Secretary Of War Mcikei0hu and Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury Taylor
also number " other naval officers
The christening parties were. I'd N0rfe
Miss Mary w circuit god-mothor. Miss
K. Marshall Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
See
III sud-NIiss J. IT. Palen. eod-mothsr
Mrs Westervolt Miss Roper Miss Fl0r
enco smith Mr.. and Mrs b. r. Palen.
The III Norte and Ei SUD are TWO of
four steamers which the Newport News
Sh.pbuldng and Drydock Company g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

The palate is almost
ticklcd with SCOTS Emul-
sion of Cod-liver oil. The
stomach knows nothing
about it, i. does not trouble
you there. You feel it first
in the strength it brings; 1t
shows in the color of cheek
and smoothing out OF
wrinkles.
1t was a beautiful thing
to do, to cover the odious
taste Of Cod-liver oil, cvadc
the tax on the stomach, and
take health by surprise.
1t warns, soothcs, strength
ems and invigorates.
SCOTT so ;;s e 81 siisss;s :. York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
HARVARD WINS
THE FIRST GAME.
The BOYS of the Crimson Make a Fly
ing Start on Their Tour.
THEIR VICTORY WELL DESERVED.
They Put Up "a Good Game Leading
on With SiX Enns-Thc Game Was
an Interesting ono aud Was
Witnessed by 800 People.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Apfil Is
special-Harvard played to-day the hrst
game on her southern trip. defeating the
University Of Virginia 9 20 g. The con-
test Was witnessed by over I'VE hundred
people. and was interesting throughout,
despite the fact that the visitors started
on with a lead Of SIX runs.
litz. the Crims0ns clever southpaw,
was unsteady at tho outset, hut soon
warmed up. and had the Virginia batsmen
al his mercy. only four hits being made
OF his delivery. SummcrsgiH, who did
the twirnng for the Orange and Blue
pitched excellent ball. bat combination
Of hits and errors IN the second inning
contributed six runs. which proved
enough for Harvard 10 win ont.
Virginia's runs were made In the hrst'
fourth and eighth innings. In the first.
with the bases full. Fitz gave Summers
SIN a base ON balls. forcing in Martin;
In the fourth Summersgin was again
given a base on balls. Bonncy followed
with a bunt, and Male TO centre. scoring
Summersgill. The third and last run was
duo 10 another slashing single by Male.
Harvard we'll deserved acr victory Tor
Fitz was backed up by almost perfect
fielding, her only error being made by
Clnrke on a difficult chance.
Goodrich and Clarke led in the batting
for the Crimson. For Virginia Hunt who
has been moved up 10 third, accepted
everything that came his way. His catch
Of "a line hit was one OF the features of
the contest
Collier made his first appearance this
season. and put mp an orrOrless game in
left held Captain Martin has taken
Curlcys place at second base
Nirginlas next games are with tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania here on Monday
and Tuesday Of next week.
Harvard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
ON THE TURF.
An Ideal Day at Montgomery Park
and ONLY Two IaVOritcs Non.

and Only Two IaVOritcs Won.
MEMPHIS. TENN. April 15.-Only
two favorites were successful at Mont
gomery Park to-day. An ideal day and
an attractive card drew a large attend
ance. The stake feature was the Iennes-
see Brewing Stakes, for 3-yeaf-olds ana
upwards AT seven iurlUngs. Time Maker
was played all over the rims, but UNI
fortunately the SchOrr colt refused 90
break when the barrier went up and he
WAS left standing The lgnt weighted
Debiaise jumped 10 the front and made
all the running 10 the slAtecnlh pulc,
where Verify ana Miistredm challenged
the leader and IN a battle royal VERIFY
passed the post first 10y nose, from
Nil stream, who was a head in 'front.' or
DeDlaise. 1t was the best race OF the
meeting ana the exciting nnish elected
a round of applause. Tho winning Ia
vOritcs were Freak and the COnquerOr.
The track was fine. Summaries.
First racc-fOur aud a hair furlongS-
two-year- dds The Conqueror @ 10 %
first. Downward g 10 ! and evenl second.
Greenock "a 10 ID third. Time. :o,
I@unep Is 20 3 and 70 % second, Chan
lilly 90 10 - third. Time la.
Third race-milo and seventy yards
Jockey Joe q 20 ID first Bellamy go 10 l
and 6 to u second, Bright Night & 70 %
Fourth race-seven furlonGs-The Ten
nessee Brewing -year-olds
and up-Nerify g 10 ID first, Millstream
Is 10 ! and % ID second, Deblaise q 10
ID third. Time, % Ia.
Fifth race--four furlOngs-Finc Shot %
20 - first, Lord Wcier Is 10 ] and 20
ID second, Capron 6 to - third. Time.
:5l
sixth raco-mile and seventy yards
Tony Honing q 90 y first. Blue Lick %
TO and to ID second Forget Not 90 TO
- third. Time. 1.is "a.
4 BcnniHss
WASHINGTON. AprH 15.-This was
got-away-day NJ Bennlngs. Summaries:
First race-siX furlongs udisitrice
IN 10 p first. Tallahassee e TO I and
IN % second. Red Gidd u 10 y third.
4 .e. ZIG.
.,eond race-half miie-De Lacy C TO
u lrst Primrose Day % 10 ] and ouO
second Pfestidigitator @ to 100 third.
Tine. 20 3-5
Thlrd race-one mile-Duke OF Middle
bure d2 to - first. Thomas Cat g 30 l
and 10 81 second. Nosey % TO y third.
Tourth race-thirtsen. sixtcenths OF a
mne-sigter Stella 10 20 - first, Lady
Txile Y 10 S and ouO second. Plartain 90
10 Is third. Time. i.23
Filth race-The Renning Steeplechase-
about two and half miles-Decapod @ 20
u frat Baby Billy ~ 10 5 and 20 81
second, Trllion z 10 u third, Time.
IN IA. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY, 9; V, M,L, g.
Weak Batting Lost the First Game oil
,bc Sc son for tho Cadets.

LEXINGTON. VA. April 15-special.-
THE Hampden- Sidney nine took the game
from The cadets OF the Virginia Military
institute this afternoon I'm the frst coll
iegiate game OF tho season played here
nv a score OF "a g. Attendance. 100.
,,; 5G91e si pE ,y'''i'2 2ooosoo2H9 Il; 8
cadets ........1 o . o o O-6 6 ;
summary: Home run-Moore. Three
base hits-Cadets Montgomery and Nc
Che. Hamplen- Sidney. Crawford ~.
Two base hlt-Cadets Shaner Double
nlay-C,adets. Roller and Mcem. Stolen
bases-Cadcts Blackford ca. Hampden-
sidney HerndOn and VIM. Strucuk out
-Rv Clark .. by Crawford. .. Bases on
halis-On Clark Is. or Crawford. !. HIT
bv pitcher-By clark. / By Crawford, J.
Jeft on bases-Cadcts. :; Hampton, sid
ney. II. atterles-Iiampd sidney.
crawford and Herndon. Cadets. Clark
ard Hlackford Umpire. Lieutenant Al
thur NJ. shipp. United states army.
s4crs y. ii n 'h.n. =
MACON. GA. April 15.-Mercer easily
defeated Auburn iu to-day's game by
score of Il 80 2. u u
Score. n . - "a -,
Mercer .......O o 6 o = o o oil
xubSirn ~ q . o - > 600 o q
Katterles. Mansfield and Peel, MckI-
henly and MUNGER.
Kichn,4 Z llcsc. ~, 70 'nok'. l..
SALEM. VA, April II -Special.-Rich-
,nnnd (sollegt defeated Roanoke college
~ 10 / this afternoon. Battery iof hltn
rronf King and Wthers Tor KOdnOhe.
klmlne.lcr ar4 Wellington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

s.,,,t,.,..f
''' ''' Fp."' '''
V.r.l'H' ,,,.,.l r-,..-
l"ose present were. MI7s h'"'''''
den. Nr Comet. Miss Anui' H''',
Mr. Niine. Mis- Kerr. Mr. brown .''
Bessie hlnccc. Air. tlgm'h. .'-77 ia
caster MI Hunter. MISS ll'i'.,
ut. OIL. COX. MISS Mai 'oin"ll. 'N'.
SICK Miss Mo'he bfhsra' MI -.
RICE Mis- Lucy Jordan Mr d. ~. -N'N'l,'
MIS- Hoo.ila wright W.T. ioo' '''-
Miss "na'fer. VT. Lear ~ "''', II.
ne "ii-n'' att b'I.e'' &C.,
-" l'tn' or l'''' ri NJ
NFs"D M'. Ware. MISS ''.,...,'..
'.' vi t,.ie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
GALLAUDET THE WINNER.
Frederick sbnrg Went To Pieces ana SO
Lost Her Second Game.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. April 10
l-Fredericksburg lost its second
game this afternoon. Gallaudet. Of Wash
incfon winning I'm the ninth after a
badly Mayed game on the part Of the
home team Up 20 the seventh inning
the score stood 10 in favor 81 Fred
oricksburg. but after that inning Fred
ericksburg went 10 pieces.
Kennedy pitched a good game for the
home team and deserved better support
Sidham PLAYED second IN fine style Ken
nodv and Stidham also led Frcderlcks-
burrs batting.
For the visitors Bumgardner made
star play capturing line drive which
would have been good for three bags.
Waters and Stutsman led the visitors in
hating. Summary;
r. IT, r
Gallaudof.. .... ss.''s'...'..-o :
Erofcricks hurg o.. o.. OF. ........p . Z
Batteries oilaudet: Waters and An
dree: Fredericksburg: Kennedy and Man
ner. Two-hase hits-Waters, Kennedy.
Three-hase hit-Stidham. Base on balls
on Waters. off Kennedy. .. Struck out
bv Waters o: by Kennedy. II. lit by
pitched ball-Waters I; Kennedy, l.
Passed halls-Andree. I; Manner. !. Time
POP Umpire-Mr. Knox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
ASHLAND TALENT.
Render an Enjoyable Farce Comedy
LECTURE ON Music-PersOnaI.

Render an Enjoyable Farce comedy
LECTURE ON Music-PersOnal.
ASHLAND. VA. April 1S-Speciai.-
The f. r. w. Club was very handsomely
entertained last night by the Misses la
dew at their hospltable home, "Oak-
lawn" The main feature OF the evening
was the rendering of a comedy farce in
one act entitled. more Blunders Than
One" It was full of mirth and fun
throughout
The caste OF characters was:
Mr.. Melbourne. from India-Mr. Stewart
Ieake.
Henry Melbourne. his nephew-Mr. J.
r. kilby.
Trap. baiin-Mr. M. Leake.
Larry Hooagan. valet. Mr.. Il. G. Lowe.
Louisa Lovemore. Henry's fiance, Miss
Fanny Ladew.
Susan. her maid-Miss Louisa Ladew.
Iitty. a maid-Miss JULIA Weisiger.
Light refreshments, consisting of sand
witches. chocolate and candles, were
served after which dancing was in
dulged in until the wee swa' hours. and
the departing guests expressed them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts ABOUT Richmond's
Citizens aud Other Matters.


4 regular meeting Of tho Board NJ Fire
Commissioners will be held tomorrow
night at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Mary Reynolds NJ Cumberland
county is visiting Miss Rosa Lawrence,
Of Home Place.
The eldest son OF Mr.. John Pettis. Of
the Capitol police force. is very III at his
fathers residence on south Pine street
4 colored boy named Joseph Lewis is
held At the First police station on the
charge OF stealing $50 from A.eck
Willis
Mr.. w j. King. OF the firm Of John J.
King & Son. 4l3 west Clay street who
has been extremely ODD. is slowly improv-
ing
Miss Mabie Vaughan returned home on
Friday after spending delightful winter
South having visited friends in Texas,
Mississippi and Alabama.
In Henrico County Court yesterday
judgment for sl5f3 was docketed in the
case of the VIM y. West Company
against r. Kasueberg
Mr.. W Foster Kelly. Of Rochester. y.
Y. stopped az Murphy's Hotel for several
weeks and went from here to Aiken $.
c., is back in the city. He will remain
here a short time before returning home.
Master John Minor, the four-year-old
son OF Policeman Sales. Of the Third
District. who broke his leg a few days
ago is getting along nicely. hut It will
be several weeks before 1t IS entirely
well
Fitzhugh Lee. representing the ". A.
Wood Harvesting Machine Company. Of
New York. is at the Davis House. Mr..
Lee is native ~ Jackson. Ga, and n
namesake Of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. of Nir-
gina.
+. c. Kawper and wife. Of Chambers.
burg. Pa, accompanied by Miss Emily
Packer and Miss Anna Skeen Of Mauch
Chunk. Pa. are at the Davis House
Sightseeing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

quaintances.-Couespondent Of Sporting
Life.
The players sgned by Reading are
Holmes and Miller, catchcrs Garvin'
Fertsch. Thatcher. pitchers Diauby
first base. Pete Chhds. second Nase.
Moss, short stop. Cockman, third base
Belts, sUa-tou, and Lawrence. outneid.
The managers ara also after setefal
more players. and IL successful will have
an aggregation hard % beat Manaser
Rim is determined 10 have winning
club for Reading and Messrs. Patton
and Embrce viii not spare any expense
10 do SD.
Manager Nash has made AFFIDAVIT that
he sent outfcldsr Pickering a contract
last February. which Pickering denies
any knowledge Of President Young,
however. has taken Nashs word in pre-
ference to Pickering s.. and the latter VIII
have to 90 20 Buffalo.
Reading has re eased outfeldcr Spratt
20 enable him 60 sign with Sew Castle.
Manager Rim. of Reading. has signed
catcher George Miller late OF Mime
apolls.
Andy Roth. catcher. has been released
By Lancaster a. his request. owing 10
differences, and is open for engagement
anywhere. Address city Hotel, Lancas-
ter PA.
President Nick Young IS receiving pro
tests against the new balk rule from
League managers and representatives Of
minor leagues and college teams.
Pitcher Goodwin. OF the Chcrubs. was
recently married ar Connellsvine. Pa, 20
Miss Gertrude Pickard, of that town.
Tho following events are scheduled for
this spring
April i7th 18th. 18Th. Goth. 2lst. 22i-
Amateur tournament given by tho Mary
land Sp0rtsmen's Exposition Association.
Prospect Park. Baltimore Nd. Stanley
Baker. secretary. Carrolit9n Hotel
April 25th 26fh. 9th. &th-BaItimore.
Md.-Tournameut ~ Baltimore Shooting
Association. targets and live birds. mon
ey added H. T. Collins. secretary %
south Calvert street.
May 6th-Tcam and Individual match of
Philadelphia Trap Shooters League on
grounds OF Florists Gun Club Wissi-
noming. Pa.
May 9th-l3th-Iilinols State Sportsmen'R
Association tournament Peoria. llL G.
T. Simmons secretary.
MAY 16th-9th-M ss0uri state Fish and
Game Protective Associations 22d annual
tournament ST. Louis, Mo 81. B COL
Inns. secretary.
May l7th-isth-The Inter state Associa-
tons tournament. under the auspices oc
the OH city Gun club. az oil city. Pa.
I. s. Bates. secretary
May Uh-2-th--Groenwood s C.-An-
nual live-bir1 tournament Of the Green
wood Gun Club. 25-bird Southern Handi-
CAP r. @. McCants. secretary.
May 30th 3ist: June lst and 2d-At
Erie Pa. Ninth annual tournament of
the Pennsylvania state Sportsmcn As
ISOLATION under the auspices Of the Reed
Hurst Gun Club. Frank ". Bacon, Sec
rotary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
SPRING GOLF TOURNAMENT.
4 Brilliant Scene ON the Lakeside
Links YESTERDAY

Tho golf links at Lakeside presented
brilliant scene Yesterday the baliny
weather bringing out tho admirers Of the
fascinating scottish game IN full force.
while many who never indulge in the
sport were present as lO0kors-On.
The occasion was the first ladies' and
gentlemen fOursOmc tournament OF the
season. and IT was most exciting game,
the players exhibiting high degree OF
skill.
Mr.. Levin Joynes and Miss Page we're
the champions Mr.. Baylor Hin and Mrs.
George Warren being close seconds.
After the wild. irce pleasures II the
links had been enjoyed TO the full the
players and their friends repaired 10 che
club house, where stI greater treat was
in store.
After refreshments had been served,
there was a musical programme. the par
ticular star of which was Miss Cay Rag
land. whose magnificent voice mas won
her enViable distinction both South and
North
I'm the history of the Lakeside Country
club there has never been more entirely
successful and enjoyable day than yes
terdav A particularly pretty ana pleas
ing feature was the liberal display OF
bright cOlOrs In the dresses OF the play
ers. Pink was the prevailing hue, with
here and there a fash of scarlet;
The list of those present would embrace
the names OF many OF the Dest-knOWh
soc,ety people of lIChmoud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
End oftbc Deep Run Hunting Season
Yesterday.


The regular hunting season n the Deep
Run Hunt Club was brought 10 an end
yesterday In a very appropriate manner.
The hounds met az the residence az tho
master. in Barton Heights and Or and
Mrs. Triton gave a most delightful lunch
70 the members Of the club. The decOfa-
tons were I'm red and white.
Tho drag was laid from Barton Heights
through Strawberry Hin. back by the
Virginia Seminary 10 the clubhouse At
least thirty We're In the saddle. OF whom
five We're ladies. Amongst those M the
lunch and az the clubhouse were Or.
and Mrs. Triton. the Misses Triton. Dr.
and Mrs. J. A. White Mr.. and Mrs. uf-
pin. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Potts, MIS-.
LEROY Mrs. CapertOn. Miss Blacker, MI
and Mrs. T. y. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Graham. Miss Stras. OF Roanoke; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Miss Margaret
Branch, Miss Aiken Of New YORK. Nj
and Mrs. T.. ID. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Tanner. Jr Miss Ellen lIobson' Or
J. n. White Or. simpson, Or. H. e.
gusson. Messrs. T. W. scott X n.
Gaines. William Rueger spencer J.. ar
ter r. n. Savage. J. Stewart Bryan; -
T.. Myers. J. r. Anderson. A. cole hian-
ton. Milton Croxton. +. Waddey, l., T..
Younger. j. r. Montgomery A. K. NOM
day. ]. D Mathews. II. G.. Beatue, II. ~
Clarke, W. A. TOwnes. J. r. J. Anderson,
]. T Patterson. g. II. Montague, Leg1
r, Page. G.. ". Lee, +. A. ,. Brine ana
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

DOWNING. Died, Friday. April II. 1899.
at 1890 p. NJ, at the residence OF her
nsrents ALICE ELIZABETH. infant
Sauerter OF William H. and Lucy
o. Downing, aged nine days.
sTyrL-pled. Saturday at P, n.
COLUMBIA WYATT sTYLL wits 0:
Funeral from the residence Of her
mother Mrs. l.. 3. Wyatt. Eighth an3
clav streets, Monday at II o clock A. n.
Friends invited 70 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
AMBULANCE CALLS.
Busy Yesterday Attending the Sick
and Wounded.

Tho ambulance was busy yesterday. Dr.
Fred. Lefew in charge. The calls vera
as follows.
At I:25 10 No. 7OJ east Broad street.
where John Dabney. a negro, had been
cut on the head with bottle I'm a rght
with a boOtblack. HIS wounds, which
were not seiOus, were dressed
At 3.l5 there was a call 10 tho W, X
Trigg ship-yard. where T. e. Harris had
broken He was treated ana leit
At 5.35 the ambulance went 20 % hortn
First street where n negro woman had
Al lO.30 a call came from the First po-
lice station, where Mary Woodson had
heen cut on the head. having gotten N =
night. Her head was sewed up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
Cuban Student az Roanoke.

SALEM. VA. April 15.-Special.-Mr.
Alfonso Beamud Sotomayo. a native
in salem Yesterday. and has entered Roa-
noke College Mr.. Beamud comes 10 Roa-
noke under the auspices of the Interna-
uonal Education Society, which was
organized at the suggestion or General
,sn, but speaks little English.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Bar Association To Assemble At
Hot Springs III August.

The annual meeting OF the state stare, n 1s,
Association will be held on Angus '7'
End and Srd, at the hot sprihs' tuore
~ address will be made oy Jsus'
,,. 10 pope Humphrey. Of Louisville
Kentucky .s,a.-, =, The as.
non, and Messrs. Marshall McCoe-
T m,cS Of Berryyille. James T. Harrison on.
t ~ nauy,lIe, and r. T. Irvine. OF Big
S,or. Gao. VIII also make addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
ANOTHER FINE STEAMER
The Old Dominion Company Launches
the jefferson.

Captain John +. Mayer. agent or tls
Old Dominion Steamship Company -
Richmond yesterday received adVces or
the successful launching Of another on tne
splendid steamers building at CnefS,..,,,
Pa, for that company. The hain'. .t,l
was launched two months ago. and ihe
boat which made its maiden dip yesierddy
was the Jefferson, named after me 500
OF Monticello. and on the day on Wil io..
many Americans celebrated the pltl"Iq@s
o,ttteinn 1opnanv commemorated by
launching this elegant modern ocean
steamer. 49,. "a ora
These two boats are duplicates ana "a
Tne speed. They will both be .placed OF
,be line between Norfolk and New orr y
a. soon as completed. The Hamilton VII
90 into commission about June ISL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
HIS NOSE CUT OFF.
4 Henrico Man Fails over the Balus
scTe in His sleep,

A very peculiar accident occurred last
night. which may result in the loss ~ tho
nose of o. well known Ienr.co citizen.
Mr. Blunt, who is employed by W. T.
bOads near Sherwood Park Is afflicted
with somuamOulism Last night he began
walking about the house in his sleep and
fell over the balusters I'm his descent IA
struck q sharp obstruction and almost
completely severed his nose from his
face.
Or Dunn was hastily summoned Mr..
Blunt was removed 20 hospital in this
citv FOR treatment. His nose was sewei
back I'm place. and II Is possible that IL
may be saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
Visitors III Town.

John 5. Talman. Claremont, is at.
Ford's.
Major r. Y. Gaines. Charlotte; H. c.
Maddox. Fauquier: b. 7. Bggleston and
J. c. watkins, Charlotte. are at Muir
phys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

A ball game between the 1lustlers and
Athletics of Barton Heights yesterday
resulted as follows: Hustler. IL; Athletics,
resulted as follows: HusNcrs.l 10, Aatleucs,
Croxton, Athletics, Schermahoim and
The catching of Croxton was a fea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
Mr.. Maupin President.

4 special telegram 70 The Times last
night from Stanton. Va, says:
Hon Addison Maupin. OF Henrico, was
to-day elected president of the Board OF
Visitors OF the Virginia School for the
Deaf and the Blind"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
nANGror THERMOMETER.

The Thermometer at The Times cfics
ranged as follows yesterday:
. A NJ. 50: II NJ. s.; p. NJ. y; p.
n. O.: p. NJ, 50; II ~. b. Average,
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Summary. Earned runs-iiarvard 3,
virginia. O. Two-base hits-Goodrich'
1Faughton. clarke Struck out-By fltz.
4. by summorsgill. 4 Bases on hals-'n
r,tz s. M Sun1mersrill. r. Passed balls
NaiIe M by pitched ball-Wils 90.
Double plavs-Fitz 10 Goodrich. Putnam.
Uaurhton 70 Flncke Left on bases
Harvard. 4. virginia . Wild pitch-sun-
neregln e-McDermott Attend
ance. 800
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The VICTORIOUS SPIDERS.
They VIII Return To-Day anu WIZ
PLAY Harvard To Morrow.

Things were lively out at Richmond
College last night when the telegram
Dame which said that tho spiders had
taken Ia Allegheny Institute and Roam
oke College by large scores
Tho "Spidoas" have won ell I'VE games
on their western trip this week and seven
out Of nine game p.ayed this seas "a.
The team " 81 reach tho city this mo ~
fns AZ { o'clock and II q were not SIg-
day the student body hsadC4 By band
would meet them.
Hoover, the jubilant enthusiast will
AsYa Sp pQDokVpisU ~ 1xas NxA3 ~