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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

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SSetterbcrtd1t.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
WEDDINGS IN CLARKE.
Miss Sewers and Mr.. Hardes'y ""r'''"
in Bcrryviilc-Othe Marri"gc>'

in Rcrryviilc-Ot Marri"E'>'
rrpRyVirTE VA. April &.-Speclai.-
Tho residence of Mrs. Catherine -" -'-'
- Town was the scene of pretty nome
ueddino last Thursday evening, Whe" ~
daugbter Miss Iva Du ant ana .Hl'
ctaniev I, Hardesty were married. heN.
a. eoUe-s. the bride brother, OF
Stanley. Va assisted by heF. ''--',-
Broaddus. pastor of the bapD7l Gnu. ~
here. performed the ceremony III u'S
presence Of latse gathering Oh ,le p'i'.'
counles friends. Miss Ioi@ Ii"l
cou.i, 0f tho groom. and Miss ORA SOW
ers. sister oil the bride, wore tn.
attendants. and Alr. Holmes haio'.'y
was best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party ""'
Guests remained to the din.ug.r0Om where
am elegant r0past was served MI. anu
Mrs Hardesty Will make their future
home near summit Point ". fa
Miss Lula Gordon. of Frederick count
and Mr. II. b. Grim, Of NaaesFiiIe'
Clarke county. were quietly married ln
MaItusburg ibis week.
Mr. Thomas O.. Lawyer and Miss Mary
5. Grubls both OF Clarke county, were
married at the Baptist parsonage 1s
Rev Julian Broaddus on "Wednesday.
Tho enracemeut of Miss Mamie Powell
Mccormick daughter of Dr. Cyrus Alec
Cormick. Of this place. and Major Charles
Elicit Calen of LyuchDurg, Va. ls an-
nounccd The wedding viii take place
in Grace Episcopal church early next
June. The 0rdo-e.ect is one OF the most
pouular members of Icrryvil.es so.Iiy.
Major Cabell is member OF the Lynch
burg bar and is prominently connected
throughout Virginia. Tie enlisted in the
.H..f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

WILLIAMSBURG VA. April 22-Spe-
ciaL-An lrferesuug and hotly-contestct
game OF ban was played here This even
lns between the Randolph Macon COL
lege ana the team from william ana Mary
on the college grounds. The game was
witnessed by large crowd, many
friends Of the visitors coming down 10
root for them The first feature. OF the
game was a quick doubie-play by Pol
lard and Stubs. Of the home team. the
former putting up one Of the prettisst
plays ever witnessed here. his batting
also being exceptionally fine. The star
playing on the part Of the visitors WAS
done by the second bsseman. I,vinde..
George and Foster Of the home players,
did Nne fielding. In She ninth inning
Hackley saved the game for the William
snd Mary boys by two-base hit bring
ing IN two runs Up 20 this inning the
rams was tie Noskins. Of the horns
team, pitched good. strong steady
game. with curves and control. striking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

LEXINGTON. VA. April especial
Allegheny Institute met with another ter
rlh.e slaughter this afternoon. when the
Cadets OF the Virginia Military Institute.
turned loose their heavy batting guns on
Auegaenys pitchers. on the whole, II
was d batting matinee for both mines. as
twenty-three Singles ana TWO doubles.
one three-bagser and three home runs
were made. The features were home runs
by Cadets Snaner Montgomery and
c arb and the batting OF Cadets Gettys
and Tloiman and of Roller and Saun-
ders. Of Allegheny. Score by innings:
II. II. L.
cadets ............205O5O37x-2 Is 9
Allegheny ........5 O11Ol00 f-lO II 0
Batteries. Cadets-Gettys. Clark and
BlacAford. Allegheny Stuart
and Glass Umpires-Captain Shilman
and Mr. Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
primary In holloway.

BLACKSTONE. VA. April Especial
The Democratic primary election was
held I'm Nottoway county to-day. all the
old county officers are renom.nated by
large maiorlties. There was no opposi-
ton TO W. 4. watson for common
wealths attorney. +. 5. Deane for county
clerk. nor w Jones for commissioner
OF revenue for the Lower district. The
vote from the four largest precincts gives
J. L. Powell. for treasurer. 4G5; \. c.
Reville. %. For sheriff, f.. NJ. Jones. s2s;
J. W. Hardaway. i>3.
]. d. TunstalI received large majority
for commissioner Of revenue for the up
per district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

WHITE PITCHED FINE BALL.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-special.-Iwo
thousand people to-day saw the brawny
athletes OF Virginia University lost
hard fought game TO tho undefeated boys
OF GEORGETOWN. by a score Of 10 6.
The virgIn.ans lost because they iaiieo
10 hit 80 critical points. White pitched
o great game. striking out thirteen men.
Curley AND Martin made q good show IN
tho field for the Virginia team. The
features OF the game were home run
hv Crr.ev. with Two men on bases. and
the beautiful catches of hard hit balls
hy Collier .n centre.
summersgl pitched good game ana
was We'll supported hy Nalle. score
.-.rp.-r--TDIE X
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
County.

WAVERLY. VA. April Special
The Democratic primary election for Sus-
sex county was he'd to-day. SIX hun
dred votes We're polled.
John b. Jarratt was nominated county
treasurer over +. j.. Birdsong. by 20
majority. J. J. Faison was nominated
commissioner Of the revenue for District
No. ,. over 3. +. Gwaltney, by 10 ma
jority
The following were nominated without
opposition: W b. Cooke, commonwealth's
attorney: l.. =. Hargrave. clerk; JOS. y.
Prince, sheriff: Geo. i. Bailey comis-
sioner of District No. !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
J@odJ eGalJqboulS
...l.; ,]75,yrTZx1

out six men at a critical stage Of the
game.
Score by innings. r II.
William and Mary....2 0 . o ? 3-l4 Is
Randolph Macon 80 % oil
summary. Two-hase hits-Lewis Pol
lard. and H7cklov. Double plays-WN-
liam and Mary. Pollard and stubbs:
Randolph Lavinder. Waits and
Iipscomb Struck out-Py IIoskins. Of
William and Mary. s. Haden. Of Randolph
Macon. o. Bases on hallsIHoskins. ?;
Halan. O. Hit by Hoskins, l.;
Hadon ] Batteries William and Mary,
Hoskius and Iacl,.ey. RandolnhMacon.
Haden and Jordan. Tmpire-Mr pack
Hansford Time of gamc-1 hour and -
minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
A VOLUNTEER IN JAIL.
Charged With stealing a Diamond
From His sweet heart-Shc is Sorry

Charged With stealing Diamond
From tits Sweetheart-Sh She is Sorry
SAVANNAH, GA. April 22.-Thomas
Jennings who was a Lieutenant Of the
Third Connecticut Volunteers, mustered
out here "a few days ago. is in jail on The
charge of having stolen a diamond sum
burst from Rose Decker. 4 young woman
with whom he was in love. The pin is
valued at about $50 The diamonds were
found IN a pawn shop and the ticket In
Jennings possession. Every effort had
been made TO settle the case. This morn
ing the pawn-broker was paid the amount
he loaned on the jewel. The Decker wo-
man appeared in police court. but did
not wish to prosecute. She stated that
she thought he had intended # for joke.
Judge Hartridge did not like taking the
responsibility Of dlsmissing the case and
remanded the prisoner for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
IlMPS VICTORIOUS.
sidney STAR" Defeated by the Score
ofStO3.

90 sidney HlNiN bf't' nNNN' ~
of StO3.
The "JimpIecutCs' put mp a 5000 game
NJ han Yesterday and Won easily from
the sidney stars.
The Jilnps had only one error and tha'
va ON a rather difficult chance Bender
made a pretty play in right field as can
he imagined.
Houseman MT a hot lire Ian ont IN
right field Just inside the foul line. IL
looked GOOD FOR three sacks. but Bender
made good run for it and pulled u
.,.vn with his LETT hand, and returned II
10 FIRST base in time To- double up Cen
try. who had gotten past second base.
Hooker pitched good steady game ana
Hicks backed him up in the latest app
nroved STYLE. The jumps also did some
good stick work.
The stars played a very good game
but probably rot as good as they are
capable Of
Houloman gilmore and Jennings did
the best work for the stars
FFnra 81. the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Cincinnati. 4; Chicago. I.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. April 22.-Hawley
was invincible to-day. and as result
the Reds won their FIRST game from Chic
ago. Ewing switched his batting order
and because Of McPhees' lame ankle. IT.
win was brought into the game. Atten-
dance 1926.
Score: RH.E.
Cincinnati ...........0 0 . 0 ] o. 10 ]
Chicago ..............1 o @ o o o. :
Batterits-Hawley and PETIT; Callahan
and Chance. Umpires-Burns and smith.
Time Of game, 2.O5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
They VIII Leave for Wilkcsbarre Early
This Week.

The Cherubs will leave for Wiikesbarre
Tuesday night. The season opens in that
city on the 9th instant, and for nine
playing DAYS the Cherubs viii play in
The foreign field when they will return
for a series nj home.
Manager Wells returned from his trip
yesterday and reports that the greatest
enthusiasm prevails in the Atlantic
League cities and be anticipates bril-
liant season.
The players who viii go away with the
team next year are: Wrigley. Steelman,
LESS. NieneauX, Chesbro, Donovan Good
win. Flaherty. Pfanmller Bishop, Cali
boun. Dolan. Dundon, shannon, Har-
grove. Seybold and Carr.
Bv the time the teams returns II VIII
have been completely made up and viii
probably be composed Of the material
with which IT will 80 through the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

ATLANTA. GA. Aprn 22-Governor
Gambler to-day appointed Hon. Clark
Howell editor OF the Atlanta Constitution,
10 the vacancy on the Board of Trustees
OF the University OF Gcorgia caused by
the death Of Hon. y. j. Hammond, who
was pre- dent OF the board.
The Board OF Trustees viii hold a meet
Ing soon and choose q successor TO Colonel
Hammond as president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
ACUP WINNER.
\ Savannah Syndicate Purchase the
slOnn Dra onnn

BEAUFORT. y. c., April 22-spec.ai.-
The celebrated cup-Hinning sloop Dra-
Sn"roLe marshes. having left Yesterday
moreing. over 10 miles. and has beaten
evervthlng they met
o,,rbe Dra COON has Just been purchased by
, evndfcate OF yachtmen at Savannah
"a and will be raced In the interstate
races. - a. c..t -
Dsy,s ~ New York: II. Percy Ashley.
Tho,nas y Day, OF the Rudder. James
Iackson-all OF New York, and Captain C..
Walter Brownrlgg' s-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

NEW YORK. April 22-The first inter
national chess match between American
and British students. which was begun
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. ended
this evening at , O'Clock IN a victory for
the oxford and Cambridge combination
bv 49, 70 2i2 games The American play
ers represented Columbia, Harvard, Yale
and Princeton colleges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

CHARLESTON. 5. c., April 22.-At 1915
o'clock this morning the jury in The case
OF the Lake city lynch!ng reported its
inability 10 reach a verdict. The jury
was out twenty-five hours.
In dismlssing the jury Judge Brawley
was again moved 20 tears as he referred
70 the crime. The case goes over TO the
next term OF the court for retrlal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

ATLANTA. CA. April GA good-sized
crowd saw tho Georgia Techs defeat An
burn College in an ordinary game here to-
Score: r. IT, Z.
Techs ........0o Oeoo2O-G . Z
Auburn ........O II OOOO2 II g 10
Batteries. Merritt and LATTE: Rush
ard Munger.
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Batteries weighing and Mcclure; Hick-
ma and BERGEN


Batieries- weighing and Mc6uirc' iii'h-
ma and Bergen.
Louisville. 5-f5. Cleveland Is =.
LOUISVILLE. KY, April II me
Clevoiands outpiayed the Colonies IN the
first game. which was a very interesting
one. Clarke and Lockhead came 10 blows
al second base in the sixth and We're re-
moved from the game by Umpire o. DAY.
The visitors pitching staff was sad'y OH
in the second game and the nome team
had a Walk0ver.
Pitchers Wadden. Altrock and Mofrl-
SON have been farmed ont 10 the Coium-
bus (OJ G.dnd Rapids lMich) ana oi-
tumwa DAD. teams. respectively.
Attendance. 300. First game.
Score. '' ~. r.
Louisville. -. .OO11c1 o % 10
cleveland. ..........I1OOO3o10 GO Is 2
batteries Cunningham and Powers,
IIushey. Carsey and sugden. Time OF
game. 1.5S
Second game: - ~
Score:
Cleveland. .....0O1oOo1o- ls
Haror.es-Woods and Kittedse' Lock
head. HIN Suvcts and sugden ana
Clements UmpIres-O Day ana hlt''.'.'''
Time of game 100. only eight lh"ii's''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
THE LANCASTER SPLIT.
Another Account Of the Action Of the
Democratic County Convention.


Democratic County Convention.
IRNINGTON. VA, April Special
The Democratic county nominating con-
vCnti0n met at Lancaster Courthouse to-
day and nominated william Dayton san
ders for Commonwealth attorney. IT, s.
Bret, c0mmi Oncr of the revenue. VIII
liam j.. Sanders. sheriff. and William
chiffon. clerk. The nominees for sheriff
and attorney arc new men. The conven-
ton consisted of thirty-hye delegates.
Sixteen delegates b0ltod the convention
and nominated r.. j. DoRums for Com
monwealth's attorney and j. a. Chowning
for sheriff. Both are the present incum-
bents.
The convention lasted four hours and
bitter fight was waged. which resulted in
placing the independent candidates above
mentioned in the field.
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JEFFERSON CLOCK.
Letter Of Thanks 80 Hon. Jefferson
NJ Levy

VI. Levy.
NEW YORK April 2.-Special.-Con.
gresham Jefferson " Levy has received
a letter from the chairman OF the faculty
Of the University ~ Virginia thanking
him for restoring the destroyed Jefferson
clock The letter says:
Perhaps YOU do not know that the
University has a large mass OF cores
pondence on the part OF Mr.. Jefferson
with the makers of this clock IN Boston.
and with his son-in-law, Mr.. Coolidge, IN
connection herewith.
This clock was among the things in
this institution dearest 20 his heart and
We feel extremely grateful that you have
seen iii 10 present ms with a reminder
of our Mlustrious founder that will hence
forth ring out for an time praises In honor
OF the succeeding master Of Monticello
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iinhnri Not Retirea.

WASHINGTON. April Upon the
highest authority it can Doe stated that
there is no truth 10 the report that Vice.
President Hobart has decided not 20 be
a candidate for the Presidency. Mr..
Hobart has not reached any conclusion
as 20 his course next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Train XIII, Thrcc.

BARAPOO. WIS. April - Whom re.
turning from n dance early this morning
f0nr Young people were rum down nr me
CHICAGO and Northwestern fast mail at
Crossing. about "a mile from
this citv. There were three killed and ono
fa8lv injured