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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-02

ZyooW Swietych Panskich KS.
Plotra Skargi. Oprawne " poi
sk6rek,z e zfotyml tYtulikaml$2 30
Oprawne CATO W sx6re ze zfotymi
Oprawne cato W sk6re, wyzfacane
brzegi z zfotyml tYtulikami $500
Drukowane ma pargaminie, ozdob-
ME oprawne $500
LEKCYE Z ma
wszystkie Niedziele i swleta a
lego roku podfug przek4adu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. j. st6sownle
do Msza{u Rzvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks adz S. Tomicki a potwier-
izony przezK onsystorz GeneTalny
arcybiskupl Gnlezniensko-Poz-
nanskl. Ksiazka ia jest cd wlelu
lat W ca1ej Polsce iak pol Pru-
sakiem tax pod MosKalem i
Austryakjem. Jest " mocnel
oprawle ze zfoconym tytuliklem
l. ozdobna stronica t%ytu}owa.
Kosztuje tylko.......... $3.50
KOS CZELN Y, ten
dizzy WYb6r P,esni Naboz"
nYch Katolick,ch ola u
zytku kosc'e!nego i domowego.
Zaw1era: So msze, n'eszpory, 1lO2
piesnl- 2 dodatkiem nieszporow
,}ac,hskich, % plesnl "a Polske.
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so formatu ma piexnym paple-
RE Z wyz}acanemi tytullkam'.
Oprawne " p6tskorek. .$2.00
Cake W sk6re i wYz}acane
brzegi.... .......... So 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-02
re SWIATA.

MANILA. - FlipihskI ge :
neral Pulion, zaatokowaf ame-
r~ykahskie stra3e i nieustaje W
codziennem atakowaniu i NE
pokijeniu 1ych2e, a i nocv
nieprzepus,i, FilipidczYcy do
stswajq CO dzisnne move
zaciagi ochotn,k6w pragnqcych
walczYG o wyswobodzenie
ojczyzny Cd najezdnik6w.
General Otis. g}6wno dowo~
dzacy wo1skami amerykahskle-
mi ma wyspsch hlipihsklch,
zakazat cZasoplamcm W Manll'
wychod2acym, podawac w1ado'
mosci O -uchoch hub rozloKo-
waniu sill amerykansklch.
Aguinaldo czytajac to csasopis-
ma, czerpat Z takowych po-
trzebne sob;e irformacYe. w
ostatuich paru dnlach Fll;pih~
czycY uparcie atakuja wojska
amerYkahskie. przyprawia]ac
takowe "a ka&da ra2a 0 strste
kilku Iudzi. Ostre potyczkl
stoczono pod Angeles i Calam~
ba, gdzie wojska amerykan-
skie, stracify pietnastu ludzi,
W zab'tych l rannych.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Voters 20 be Allowed to Express Pre-
ference for senator.


BEDFORD. CITY. VA. July a.-spe-
cial-The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Bedford county viii meet next
Monday. q. which time Che date VIII Dee
fixed for holding the primary 10 nomi-
nate representatives, iu the next General
Assembly of Virginia. Two more caudL
dates. John ". kasey and William A.
Goad. were this week added t0 the ale
ready long list of aspirants TO legislative
honors.
me question Of the selection of United
states Senator is being fully discussed
by the people of Bedford. III. c. Lowry,
Graham Clayton. Thos S. West. D..
Thompson Brown candidates for the
Senate and George H. Murren. John W..
Kasey. for the House have expressed
tne desire tina, the tickets 90 be usei
IN the coming primary shall be so ar
ranged as 90 allow the people To- choose
what candidate for the United states
Senate their representative should vote
Tor In the legislature.
In view of these expressions hv tho
candidates. and the universal desire Of
the people themselves. 10 SIS probable
that the Executive Committee az Is
meeting next Monday will order the bal
lots 10 be printed with the names OF the
United states Senatorial candidates on
them. thus giving the voter % voice IN
the selection Of his representative in the
Senate
Miss Florence May Powers was married
nj her fathers residence near otter HILL
bedford county 10 a. S. Johnson. on
TUESDAY evening. The groom is the
newly-elected Commissioner Of the Reve-
nuc for Blue Ridge district in the above
named county.
A prominent farmer near Montvale
saws that while moving this season he
found a guinea nest SO fun Of eggs that
ne returned 90 his home for q basket
and before he had gotten AN the eggs
out mad measured q hushel and left a
setting in the nest.
During the past week thieves have
hecn quite busy en- Bedford Prof. j. X.
GUYS room was entered and his coat.
vest. trousers. shoes and socks were
stolen. They raised the window OF Thos
G. Goodies room. reached I'm and stole
MS rants with one dollar in the pockets.
'ihe residence OF l.. &. Spradlin was next
visited. but here they We're frightened
away. only securing an old pair OF shoes
leaving his clothing which had q consid-
cradle sum Of money in the pockets. No
arrests.
me tenant house OF Mrs NJ l. Con
pedee near BEDFORD city. was burned
on Friday morning al o'clock. one
hcs and q few chairs was all the furni-
tr~o saved
The Liberty District School Board arc
having all the school buildings IN the
district repainted during the summer
months X. w. Doolev Is the contractor
During a recent thunder stom lightning
sfrrct the observatory on the Union Co
1~o.~'irn sehool building splintering the
,'.'- 90 ord damaging the roof consld.
erao'y.
=. Bedford horticultural soc'e'v VIII
NEE, m Monday next 20 complete AZ
engagements for the annual fall exhibit
ton Of fruit 10 he held here. -a..J.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
TILLEYS MURDER AVENGED.
one Hundred and Fifteen Nati'es
Killed on Negros Island.

,,,,-,r. r.-,. Of -t15 A. M-NeNs
mo- '''''' H.. fro-, Cen Smith
mas Oeeh Ie'''''' i'.1 ......-o
200 Uio.0. Island 0i lanitt ''
fort on "Wednesday az B0bong' between
rsnfein B,rne of the Sixteenth Infantry
..i.l, severtv mon and force OF 40 ba-
,-..l,,-.. ,,r, ..,~.rIscd the American
$50
MANY KILLED
ono buodred and fifteen of tho enemy
NOR, tiued as Is shown by actual count
ro.r,, ,raro wounded and one was taken
49,, ...s
,rbo American loss was one man killed
..,5 o,. wounded
,rb. fght.r,, WAS mostly no close quar-
,,,. y.,t, r.....rcts and dubbed guns
90 ,,-eilorsff, Stock off supplies and
t-4 h... coofurcd by Captain
80 ,..Il is I'm command of The battal-
/ t... .o,.,r,'rir,- ,t In Carlota. ln The dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
DUN DUN BULLETS.
The Main Subject of Discussion at The
Peace Conference Yesterday.

...., ,,.,r.f, r,f, Of BARTON De
.,c pl.rarv session
'.i'. p p..r. Conference
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a'ftn
"sI.." ,..tu,i.l,, ~ tho
Inc .'.' i..'-1 .....ii.s INNS
use %. IT,. r-,,,.4 eta,os
asIe'D 'o '' - 49,, ,f.se,,r,tion
"". .s .,., there
"..,'N. ..ii.t ro,atos 49, e,.-
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e ,t-. .,..t.., oo,,, to The question az
wa 5..... i,..., t''.,,., ,,so5 h,. Tho Pritisb
,-,,,, 81 T.liao p,urcefote expressed
,s,,ret chat +ho pr.narv session had been
So suddenly summoned ass the British
,.-..,r,',,,,. bsd Intended IN mako
statement regarding the DUN dun bull
lot. The conference agreed 90 leave the
minutes Of the session open for the in-
serfion of the British statement
Mr. Andrew D. white. the head OF the
United States DELEGATION made am inn
portant speech i'm oDuosition 20 prohibi-
tion Of such bullets as dunn dunn. Mr.
Whites arguments made "a great i'm
preston upon the delegates especially
when be explained that the adoption Of
the proposal would not prevent the use
OF another bullet. which had already
been invented. and which would attain
the same end as the dunn dunn, but IN a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
ANOTHER BRIGHTON HOODOO,
Tho First Race Furnished Chapter
~ Acridcnts-Odnm BndIy Iiurl.

NEW YORK. Juy I.-Ihe hf-t race
o.. prirbfon Beach to-day furnished 81
,cs,ter of accidents. Timely reared Ai
tn. maddox and fcu over backward ON
nor Jockey. Mason. Who was $50 u""ls
nrrt that Collins had to Doe eup7n'uto'.
when the field was rounding mo tl9
stretch there was good deal or cio" u-
mo and John Fritz FELL throwing oi'in
nrsvilv. lie was picked up and proHsuI
back 90 the paddock quite seriously hol"
summary. ,..l,+,
tirsf raco-Gve furlongs- Sakheiai % I'D
ID first Duublane 90 20 and g 60 JOB sec
ond. Knight Bauncret az 10 - l"''"'
second race-one and one-quarter
ruucs-Nolhurst as 20 % first. H'snop
Reed go TO and to ID second, Maurice
ci To- ID third. Time 2.0S 50.
Tbird race-fve and one haf furlongs
Oraad ID 20 % first. Shrove tuesday ' 10
. and 4 90 81 second. Eileen Daily T. 10 -
third. Time. 1909 20. .,.....
Fourth race-six furIones-W nepIe-5
la0 to ID first Florence Clark q 20 ana
@ go ID second Rare Perfume a TO p
third. Time, 1916. ..-.,.
--ftb race-one and one siNteenihS
mi1es-Tyrshena % 10 ID first Leando 20
TO I and 4 10 % second. Dan Rice q 10
1 third. Time. 1.is -.
sixth race-hanlicap hurdle-one ana
tnroc-quarfor mies-Howard Mann 49, 70
Ia FIRST. Premier @ TO 2 and to - sec
ond. Article Q5 TO - third. Time o.I''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
THE KENTUCKY REVOLT.
Anti-GoebeI Democrats TO Can Con
vcntion After August ID

AHnflftfl AliNA .hh@ h~i 1850
LEXINGTON. ky, July 2o.-After hold
ing n long conference here this afternoon
for the purpose Of agreeing on call
for q new Democratic state Convention.
the Democratic leaders concluded that
e. would be best 10 postpone issuing me
call until August I'd, when the Delegates
,,hoson hv the various mass meetings over
the state will assemble here. lt 10 hoI
intended to nominate a fun state ticket.
ID there IS no disposition on the part OK
those who are in favor OF defeating
Goebel 10 defeat the other men on the
STATE ticket. Therefore the call VIII ue
made FOR a convention TO nominate
candidate for Governor and the call Will
IL Is intimated. be an interesting pollNcal
document. IL will aver that William
Goebel is not the candidate OF me majority
of the Democratic party; that only a mi-
uoritv Of the delegates were present Wheu
the Hardin delegates were unseatd Wnl.H
action resulted In Goebels alleged nomihd-
ton. and that he obtained even the al
leged nomination by fraud and uhder
false promises The fact that the ORIG
nal Free Silver Democrats are joining WIN
the Gold Democrats I'm the movement
against Goebel is significant and shows
protestations OF friendship for W. !.
Bryan and Joe Blackburn
LOUISVILLE KY. July 20.-Stil an
other call has been ISSUED for "a mass
meeting 10 take steps 10 put an indspen-
dent Democratic ticket lin the field
AGAINST the one headed by Goebei This
tine the call Is made by the discon-
tented Democrats IN Louisville and JEFF
ferson county. and from the present in
dicatiOns a. will be the most important
meeting of the kind that has yet been
held In the State Ant-Goebei leaders
from an over Kentucky will be present
only tho most enthusiastic assert that
the opposition ticket. II nominated. can
be elected hut the majority are con-
WINGED that the placing OF such ticket
I'm the field will result In Goebors defeat.
This. they declare. will result In more
benefit 10 the Democratic party than
victory on the platform promulgated by
the convention. which nominated GOebel.
The Goebel Election law is especially OBJ
noxious 10 many.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
MOB LYNCHED
FIVE ITALIANS
CContlnuea from First Page)

did It. Charles said Joe fred the shots,
which hall e dozen people saw. Charles
said he jumped on Dr. Hodge and was
sorry for H. lie said Frank Defet.a 9nd
Sy Defcrroch were the cause Of The
trouble.
THE OTHERS FOLLOW.
The crowd then adjourned 20 ;he 'aii,
ovcrp1wercd the taller and depCu ss 1he
keys were secured and the crowd quickly
brought out IS Deferro'sh. erluk bc'9tia
and Joe Ce-eno and hung them 90 an oak
tree In the jail yard. No. q sho. was
fired and the crowd was order'iT "nd
quiet. good many citizens riaad Tor ire
lives Of the Sicilians. but 20 no aVall as
this was the third outrage ~ this krd
committed by this class Of people.
About two years ago Frank Deia1'a
shot and killed "a negro for picking up
watermelon which Frank had for sale.
one year ago Joe Defatta shot and KILL
Cd Pct Matthews. landing keeper AZ MIL
cr's Bend. La. over a trivial controversy.
he was cleared by technicality OF the
law.
They had frequently made boasts that
they would do as they pleased ana ihe'r
money would clear them. They nave
since these TWO scrapes become more open
I'm their actions and talk and on several
occasions have had quarreis with me pest
citizens. The people here believe the hve
men had planned 90 KIN DR. Hodge just
az dark as Doe was going 10 hs supper
as the Doctor generally goes by himself
The plan was for Charles to jump on 'he
Doctor. Joe 20 shoot him from the door;
and if help was needed the others Wouiu
have gone % their AID.
their plans were well laid and carried
out. Joe's gun was found on the couh-
ter with a box of shells 10y Dc.
Dr Hodge is badly shot and me uoc'o''
say he cannot recover.
The Sicilians were buried To-Day in '"o
Potter's field near Tallulah.
The grand jury SIS in session ana VIII III
vestigate the matter.
MOB UNKNOWN.
Tho Grand jury. which investigated 'he
occurrence. reported tonight 10 louoWsi
.Tt is evident from the facts hiouh i1
"a our knowledge that the men VINO were
lvnched had formed a conspiracy 10 as
eassinate Dr Hodges. and the mon. le.il-
inc of the facts. took the law into theF
own hands After diIiecnt inquiry We
have not been able 20 learn the names or
identity of any of the men composing inc
mob"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
EPWORTH LEAGUERS AT WORK..
First Sunrise Prayer Meeting Held at
6.3O O'Clock Yesterday.

INDIANAPOLIS. July u.-The first
sunrise prayer-meat.ng OF the Epworth
Convention was held at $3.50 this morning
fin Monument Place Probably two thou
sand delegates c0ueresated on the west
side of the Esplauade and clustered about
the fountain. Rev Dr. W. a. Spencer,
Of Philadelphia. led the meeting.
Ia Tomlinson Han. the first meeting was
devoted % the discussion of spiritual
work. Rex. W. a. Frye Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, presided. In the oDera-house the
Department of Charity. Mercy and Help
was conducted by W. j. GOreth, Of New
York.
Lectures and patriotic concerts consti-
tuted the programme of the League 8
nights session The first half hour was
devoted to patriotic songs after which
Bishop c. H. Fowler of Minneapolis. lee
tured i'm the tent. and Rev. James NJ.
Buckley. of New York and Rev. A Car
men. of Toronto. In the Opera-House.
Bishop Fowler delivered an Interesting
lecture ON Abraham Lincoln
General John b. Gordon. of Atlanta.
Ga. who was TO have lectured In Tom
linson Hall. was prevented 10y indisposi-
ton. and Bishop McCabc well known as
the Chaplain Of Libby Prison. lectured
instead Ills topic was ne Bright side
Of Life I'M Libby Prison
Rev Carmen and Rev. Buckley both
spoke on "Anglo-American Relations
At the Second Presbyterian cnurcn.
Rev W. II. Jordan. Sioux Falls, 5. d..
conducted the department Of literary
work
~ The Roberts Park church, Rev.
horace g. ogden. Attica. Ind, presided
over the department of social work and
the department of correspondence was
held I'm the Plymouth congregational
church. conducted by Colonel w. L. WI
Us. of Americas. Ga.
Tne department Of finance presided
over by b. J.. Paine Lincoln, Mob. was
held in the Meridian-Street Methodist
church.
Evangelistlc services were conducted
In the tent bv Rev. J. ". Munhall,
Germantown. Pa.
At l0.30 O'Clock new departmental SUD-
jects were takne up az the different
meeting places. new leaders presided and
the programme Of the speakers was
changed. The entire morning session
was I'M this way devoted 70 addresses.
There was no afternoon session. Inc
time was occupied by n band concert az
the State Fair grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
SAVED HIS PRISONER.
sheriff KeadIc's Long Trip TO Prevent
"a Iynching.

y
oApr<rpSRI-RG w VA. July 20
SncrtT Keadle. of Mingo county, passeu
through here to-day en route 10 lHe
Nioundsviue penitenuary with jim Dud-
lev. the negro who shot Conductor i"l-
Tor. of the Norfolk and Western TaiIToai,
near Tnacker. last week. head.e mas
travelled over 200 miles with his prisoner
a part of the way on foot, eighty miles
ON horseback and in wagons ana lHo
balance by rail.
s He says that when the mon ealheieu
TO lynch Dudley at Williamson on sat
urday night ne and two deputies secIely
removed the prisoner from jail, ana. al-
.er nidinr i'm the wood several hours.
started to walk over mountain paths 10
the Logan county jail. Ihey reached
there the next afternoon. and after plac-
ing their prisoner in prison took the Hr7t
rest they had in sixty hours. Ihey were
awakened 20 hear that "a mob was tol-
lowing them. and hurriedly left Logan
and went over the mountains on horse
hack to- Hewitt. whore they obtained
fresh horses and proceeded TO Danvllle.
Still hearing that the mob was In pursuit
they left Danville and made their way 10
Brownstown. where after again chang
Ing horses they rode 10 Charleston and
placed their man In jail They rested in
Charleston until this morning, wnen
they started over the Ohio River railroad
FOR Moundsville. where they landed their
prisoner in the peniienuary tonight.
dudley is a paroled prisoner with
eight years Of an unexpired sentence 10
serve and was recommitted by Governor
Atkinson for violating his parole. He IS
the second man removed from william
son tan for fear OF lynching within the
past two weeks. and the sheriff expects
ne Will have 10 bring the third murderer.
Bud Hall. who killed McNellis on Satur-
nav NIGHT away from the county. as ne
,s informed that there are threats OF an
other attempted lynching. He describes
AFFAIRS I'm his county as I'm depiofaoie
cOudffiOn-NeW York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
GOV. PINGREE
GIVES THE FACTS
lrontLnued From - 20

rifco was compelled 10y demands oil Ne"
York politicians. backed hy the U'so'"-
puious and heartless press.
Tie predicts that g. viii be leaIi,"
"tbat the President himself WIN De re-
-,onsibfe for whatever mistakes nave
beon made iu conducting the war.
Io adds. on ann told on the very nest
authority that General Alger made very
fovy amendments OF officers during the
war ana that the commissions were Is
sued almost entirely upon the order Oh
the President"
AN DOOR OF TRUSTS.
The Governor asserts that the most re-
cent attacks upon Aieer were caused ny
his frank declaration of opposition 20
trusts and Doe adds chat 'there is de-
cifed odor of trusts around tine present
Administration. with Mark Hanna as
tine acknowledge 'kIue maker.
DOB concIumg the Governor calls upon
MICHIGAN people and newspapers 10 pro-
to-r against the injustice done 10 Inc
states foremost representatives. in Pubic
life.
% is couiecturod here chat Brisadior-
General Henry AL Dumeld gave some of
na foregoing Information, but the Gem
er.l declines t0 boz interviewed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
THE EASTERN HOSPITAL.
The Board Provide for Some Improve
mentS

he Dodfu IfONluc Tor some improve
ments.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July 2l.-Spe-
cial.-Thera was little business transacted
az the meeting Of the Board Of Visitors
OF the Eastern State Hospital yesterday
owing to a failure to receive a quorum
until very late. Contracts were awarded
for supplying the institution for the ensu-
Ing quarter. and several Richmond mer-
chants were successful bidders.
The board. ora motion OF Mr.. III. ID. Cole
Of Williamsburg. decided 10 put In the
grounds OF the institution several Wells
bach lights 10 take the place OF the cleo
trio lights now On use This was done TO
lessen the demand upon the dynamOs. so
that the interior Of the buildings will De
better lighted. \ driven we'll Will also be
sunk I'm the park on the female side
Those in attendance uDOn the meeting
OF the board We're Messrs. Cole. Segar
Hubbard. and Captain McCraclCon and
Colonel Aylett. There VIII be ~ special
meeting OF the board In August or Sep
TENDER.
Compressed air Will be used 70 supply
the residence OF Miss Marie Marshall
with water. and from the same source
the Eastern State Hospital viii be sup
piled with water for drinking purposes.
Richmond firm Is putting In the ma
machinery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
Nauna Loain Eruption |

SAN FRANCISCO, July A-The Off
GERS OF the steamer Australia, which arr
rived to-day. say it would not surprise
them to hear that there had been q
fearful explosion az the Great Volcano,
and that Mauna Ioa IL no mo-e. After
leaving Honolulu the ship ran into re-
markable cross sea. which the crew
thought was caused by a submarine dis
turbance OF unuusal force. a blush yapor
hung over the water for days, and a
heavy cloud, shaped like an umbrella.
came, borne on the winds from the direc-
ton of the volcano.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - REV.
GEO. COOPER. ID. d., pastor, will preach
at n A. NJ Bible school al $3.50 a. NJ.
Young Peoples Union at > l.. NJ. A cor
dial welcome given 20 ALL
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH SER
vices Sunday morning 40 IN % clock, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev W. r. l..
SMITH. Sunday school at 9l' A. NJ.
MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH CMON-
roe Hall. Main street between Pine and
Eelvidercl. Preaching at N a. NJ. by
Roy a. j. HALL sunday school az 90
A. NJ.
PARK-PLACE NJ j.. CHURCH COR
nor Pine aud west Franklin steelsl hei.
THOS. y. POTTS. Pm. d.. ID d, pastor
j. ~. MASTlN. AT SID J.. NJ. preaching
by the pastor. A cordial Invitation 10 am.
BROAD STREET Methods
church corner of Broad and Tenth
Preaching at n "A. ~. and s.l5 p. ~ oy
tine pastor. Rev. IS. a.. STARR, ID. H.
Morning subject. Links ln me fhNlt =,
'b0.u OF Spiritual Lifa' At night Gold
Coined boz tne Mint of Heaven. A cor
dial welcome tO au
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL church. South Grace street between
Fourth and iiltm. Rev w. y. TUDOR.
ID. D.. pastor eachng. GO u a NJ oF
Rev. EDWARD L. PILL, -. ID. 10
services al night
TRINITY 81. +. CHURCH. SOUTH
frWenrcfh and Broad strcctl.-Rev j.
T. MASTlN. pastor Preaching at II A..
M Dy Rev T ~ pOrrS. j.. ID. AZ $
l.. d. by the pastor
TIRsT PRrsBNTERfAN CHURCH
n... fHIHsTrTr'T NNtK ID u.IefNH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
Celeste Griffin.
DEATHS.

EVfNSEN. Died. Thursday afternoon.
July "a 1892 CHARLES EDWIN
EVENSEN. the ffteen-year-old son OK
Mr.. aud Mrs. Christian kSensen.
blessed are those who do not know
The troubles OF this world
Funeral from the Second Presbyterian
church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON
az 4 O'Clock Friends OK the bercaved
family are Invited to attend.
FOX. Entered into rest, IN Washington,
-. G, July II 1900. at 1910 A. NJ,
KATE " r FOX. youngest daughter
~ the late Richard and Elizabeth r.
Fox.
Funeral on arrival OF 3o7 train from
Byrd Street station.
Intarment IN Hollywood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
AIIcntown. II: Newark. Z.

ALLENTOWN. PA. July a.-Allen-
town won easily to-day. landing on Nc
Partlln herccly in the first inning and
also taking kindly 90 Stuitzs delivery.
Kisley was effective. and but for fielding
errors would have kept Newark score
much lower. The catching of McManus
was brilliant. Score:
ATTENTIONS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
Games To Morrow.
Lancaster at Newark.

WILKEsBARRE. PA. July a'-WilKes-
barre defeated Richmond to-day by better
playine at all stages Of the game. Jime-
son had the visitors al his mercy until
The ninth. Twice the game was stopped
On account Of wranglng, and oD"ell
and Steelman were put out of the game
In the eighth. Wrigloy made home run
I'm The ninth inning Score:
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yIrginians at the Hotels

Guy a. chalkley, prskss nraneh, and
are at Fords.
Maid l. Evans. South Boston; John
A. Miller. Chrlstiansburg Maury Hu1d-
ley, Hampton; Dr. l.. $. Foster, Williams
burg. and ]. ]. a. Powell. Wythey!lle, are
at MurphyS
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READING, PA. july u.-ianoaster
won to-day's game by opportune hitting.
a Wild pitch by Thatcher and an error
by Lawrence. Both sides pat mp stiff
game: Childs and Cockmans phenomenal
stops being features. Score.
READING
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Where They play To-Day

Philadelphia at Pittsburg
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston al Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Louisville
Baltimore at Chicago.