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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

Thanksgiving night. the 2eth, usher
ed into existence the third annual
soirse of the Likoma Social Club of
Manchester, Va. The scene OF this
great display WAS at Samaritan Hall.
The rumblng OF the carriages ss they
passed up Hull street took the eyes OF
all. Losg before the guests arrived.
the hall was brilliantly lighted and
every thing looked pleasant.
AT e:l5 all had gathered into the
place OF amusement and the young
men Ia full-dress. che young ladies' at
tired in costly costumes and flowers
m .de beautiful sight TO behold
The chat-chat and other smusements
lasted until midnight, when the grand
maj cn was begun and ell went to the
heavily ladened table to relieve it OF
its burdens. All ate to the satisfactio
OF the inner man.
The president made Q few elcoueut
remarks and John r. Cogblill, alter
few words OF encourage ment. intro.
duced Mr.. Waiter Young of Rich
mond. He electrified the entire guest
and bis speech was punctuated with
rspturous applause. Mr.. George W
Lewis spoke ell q lently at the second
table. as did Mr.. Mosby Of Ri ,hmond.
It was 4 when the much-pleased
guests returned home with q smiling
eountenance.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson. president; Mr..
Nathaniel Allen, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

Miss Maggie Lee has returned to
Pittsburg after spending three month
at Charlie sto wn, w. Va.
Mr.. T. M. Crump. General Man
ager of the Southern Aid Society is
now in Staunton doing effecsive SER
vice.
DR.. R E. Jones says that the Wo.
mans Central League Training Schoo
Is succeeding. All of the rooms are
now occupied save one. The opera
tions performed d have bsen interestin
and successful.
THE Common Council and Board q
Alderman OF this city have granted to
the Rich nond Traction O0m pAny the
right to run it's cars on NJ AIN st. over
the tracks OF the Rich mood p Passenger
and Power Cs. I5 10 now claimed that
the latter company will take the ques-
tion into the courts.
Mr.. Peter Singleton was paint llly
injured on Wednesday last, near the
corner OF 2ad aud Duval Sts. by being
thrown from q horse. The amb 1laucs
conveyed him to his home where his
injuries were treated.
President g. W. Hayes of Virginia
Seminary was in the city last week.
He reported the atsen3ance at his
institution rs being the largest in its
history.
The response of the people to his
call for aid has been very gratifying.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

tian and benevolent work. His church
also has q flourishins society OF the B.
Y. p. u Strong young Christians
working for Ohrist's Kingdom.
The Beacon Light Club is worthy of
especial mention by their efforts they
have painted and freseoed the interi or
OF the church, covered the floors with
new carpets, and given the church a
new pulpit suIt. Even the good white
friends OF Richmond b I'VE shown their
regard for the pasto~ and people by
presenting the church with q hand
somely bound Bible and hymn book.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Sharon Baptist Church will cell
ebrate the oth Anniversary OF Rev. A.
8. Thomas, December esh. 1880 the
pastor will preach; 3 80, Rev. DR.. w.
4. Graham will preach. His choir
VIII accompany him. Rev. w. NJ. Rob-
inson OF fredericksburg will preach
Monday, Tuesday and Wedne sday
nights. ALI are invited.
COMMITTEES, Il. ]. Foster, Thaddeus
Robinsoa, Watt Jefferson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
A Grand Concert.

The grsndest Ooocert OF ell will be
given as Mt Olivet Baptist Church,
25'h ssd 3 Sic. on Tuesday night next,
Dec. l1th by Rev. r. @. Richard son,
ID. ID who has appeared before the
Quaen of Eogisnd, she Prince OF Wales
aud the Duke OF York and many of the
crowned heads of Europe. Admission,
10 cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
MUCH TO BE THANKFUL ZOE.

The church has q great deal TO be
thankful for since their organisation
in 1881 They have been in debt, but
never losing courage IN themselves, or
faith in God, they have valiantly and
with perseverance, struggled with tn cir
debt. They have built two churches,
the last one worth about 81, 900. They
have succeeded under the Leadership
OF their present pastor, with the assist
Auce Of friends far and near ia paving
of the last dollar on their church bull
ding.
There is not e church in this state
with more Christian unity, love and
sympathy than this church. The paa-
tor, otticer in every department., Tnem.
hers OF the entire church are in hAP-
mony and accord. This church con-
graduates themselves upon their spir.
itusl success this year, about twenty
seven souls have been added to the
church.
The pastor closed his first years work
by baptising twelve converts, and in
and In addition q strong appeal comes
NOT only from his church unanimous
lv but IN the meeting, sinners and
friends petitions shat Rev. Hucles
should re turn. being assured of their
hearty support.
rHRR APPRECIATION ExPRRssEr.
The church and the people of sutfolk
In general being desirous of express
their appreciation of the true worth OF
their honored pastor have deeidsd to
eelebrste ohe 9th anniversary of the
sharshs with the nrst anniversary Of
NE Rsseos. 1hs church win ks astis-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
FROM CHICAGO.

Miss B. Russell has recovered from q
serious attack OF illness aud will be
pleased to see her many friends.
Mrs q. Tnomas will be pleased to
meet her friends at her residence.
5755 Dearborn Sc.
LEWIS.
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Ceal at $I.75 Per Ton.

would be very low, yet IL you buy
wood. and st the same time buy q King
Hsgey Wood Heater, you will find .
ssvisg Of money and time, and have
your home comfortable. Thousands
In use. They need no praise from nc.
Prices from tLe8 up Ask for Kin q
Hegey. Phone or call ct
VAusHAx, 602 y. Rrosd Sc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
WILL MBBT HERE.

The Grand Lodgs Of Mssous will
meet Dec 1lth in this city at low s,x.
Grand Master, r K. Jones will re
tire, having served ths full term OF
two years and Deputy Grand Master,
z. b. Ramsey viii be elected TO sus-
seed him, so IL is announced.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
Marriage Announce ment.

The marriage of Miss Eliz ,beth W.
Johnson, daughter of Mrs Fountain
Coles; to Mr. Thomas Il. Smith will
take place wednesday, Dec. II, 1900,
as the Second Baptist Church, ct 8 o.
m. Friends are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
REV. HUCLES'
GREAT SUCCESS.
His Flock Well Pleased.
A FINE SHOWING.
The Work Progressing.

Rev. n B. Hucles, the subject Of
this sketch has just completed his fret
years WORK as psster of the Pine st.
Baptist Church. 5uffIlk, Va, with
great euccess. He vas called to this
church Dec eth 1899 and to1k charge
on the Seeond Sunday with q bright
and encouraging outlook He stated
that he was coming TO Suffolk for the
purpose OF making friends with every
body, irrespective of denomination,
creed or opinion that he might win
them for Christ. This fact has been
plainly demonstrated by the & altering
success Of HE work, and the position
he occupies not only in his own church
as pastor, but rs Christian worker
for Christ. Taroughout the e,sy ever "
charitable cause introd uced. he has en-
coursged and supported it. and per-
suaded his people 90 do the same.
His people have solidiy, with un
broken ranks, stood by him aT d held
up his hands in every projsct he has
undertaken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
ROBERsoN-HAwKINs.

MS. Daniel Hawkins vas married
90 Miss Eliza Rooesson 81 Keswirk,
Va. and left t,r g trip North, Novem-
ber 2S h, 1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

The Peoples Relief Association has
issued q handsome calendar for 1901.
lt is a thing OF beauty" The work
was done At the Planet Office and the
oincers are much pleased with. the
work. They are Issued free Of charge.
Ask them for one Of them. j.,
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HEADQUARTERS:
16h Virginia Regiment Comp.
Spanish-Am srican. War V .tersu
hanar,h har EtA rnnn

NDPUkIIo1I 5IIUhu- w ar ' storan
December 5.h. 1900.
Comrades:
You are ordered to assemble q
Foushee Hall, w sdnesiay, Dec. 12th
ct O'Clock p. M. for the purpose O
signing back pay roll.
j. b. JoHNsoN,
Commander.
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WAS IN RICHMOND ONCE.

Now IL she time 30 advertise. Mr..
A. j. Smith. Je., our solis.tor viii
quote You special rates. Be ready for
oUr special CAxIstmas edition,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08
HOLDS THEIR RsTREr.

This is not all, by his straight for
ward Christian business demeapor he
has won the honor aud esteem OF ali
the people of the city. Since he has
been here he has taken at times his
entire congregation and gons not only
TO the Baptist Church, but to the
churches or other denominations and
helped them in their atrugsles no.
withssanding the fact his church bull
ding wss not paid for.
HIS tirst object after taking charge
was 20 orgsuize his church into
clubs to do .ffectual Systematic Chris
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

Have you paid the solicitor or did
you tell him % cell again Please Say
Pxocaptsy. theEeasy 70 needed.
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4r. Washington Diggs of Paoebus
Ys..spent Thanksgiving with hiI niees,
MA Axehie Hawkinz Of north La a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

miss Maggie Lee has returned to
Pittsburg after spending three month
at Charle sto xn, w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

-Messrs. John George and D. B.
Cornish Of Petersburg. Vs., called on
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
HAVANA'S POsTMAs-
TER. DENIES THAT HE is
GUILTY.

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Havana, May 15-Governor-G General
wood. referring to-day to the postal
service OF Cuba. says:
Speaking generally. the postal SER
Vice Of the Island of Cuba is in a HIGH
safe Oh eficiency. The service as
whole should not be blamed for tho
iauits OF handful of rascals."
II. +. Thompson. the Havana nost-
muster. VINO has been suspended. pend
ing INQUIRY into the methods Of tho
iocai once. came to the city this morn
ing accompanied by n special agent in
Mos, charge Mr. Thompson has been
piaced. He is very Indignant at TIC
course taken with respect to him and
says ne has friends who will stand bv
MN. lie also declares that he has
cream axe with which to fight
II is merely asserted that the no.
counts OF his office show a shortage OF
several thousands. which calls for an
eapianation. This is not yet forth
coming. He had n long talk this 49,
ing with General Wood, the nature nf
which has not been made public he
yond the fact that Mr.. Thompson offer-
ca 10 assist in bringing the pujIt,,
parties to Justice. ei'S
Inc rumor circulated yesterday that
the postmaster at Baracoa had been or
0'Aeo1co pIOVeS, upon inveStt-
Gatlon, 10 nave been false. He is Look
cd upon merely as tool Of Neely. and
as having acted innocentIy as the husi-
ness agent of Nicely at Baracoa. where
ne is In charge of Neely's coffee and
cocoanut plantations.
1T appears that he used 50. 500 In nm,
nection with the business from the nos.
TAI FUNDS. and then drew upon Neelv
ior the amount. AS Neely's frauds
here are now in the hands of the Gov
ernor. the draft has not been honored
IL is understood that there is no in
tention to arrest this man. but he viii,
have to refund the money and NAV nos
sibly lose his position
A special agent will arrive at Bara
Goa tomorrow with orders to institute
thorough investigation. He will also
place lien upon all of Neelys propertv
there.
La Lucia. the Cubano. and the Post
are the only papers that say much re-
garding the postal frauds. The Post
blames Mr.. Rathbone for carelessness.
La Lucha takes his part. The Cubano
bitterly assails him for Ibis extrava-
CANT regime"
General Wood does not desire as yet
to make further arrests. because of the
necessity, as the law stands. to have q
preliminary trial within forty-eight
hours after an arrest. He believes that.
as 1t Is impossible for the suspected per-
sons TO escape. justice will be equally
we'll served by keeping those accused
under the surveillance of detectives.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
soER PEACE ENJOYS
REACHED NEW YORK YESTERDAY
ON THE STEAMSHIP MAASDAM.

New York. May 15.-The steamship
Maasdam. with the peace ENJOYS from
day from Rotterdam. The ENJOYS. Abra.
ham Fischer. j. NJ. A. Wolmarand and
c. H. Wassels were met by a committee
which went down the bay, to greet them,
and later were welcomed by large body
of Boer sympathizers at llobokcn where
the Maasdam locked. The Mayor of that
the party rTen drove to- their irotri. fhe
Maasdam was saluted by harbor ship
ping on her way up; while ,, those on board BOARD
ken the pier was crowded. flags were fly
ing and a brass band played pathetic
airs, and struck up the Bocr national
hymn, amid cheers and welcoming toots
from the vessels. as the ENJOYS stepped
off.
4 procession. headed by band of
music and the Mayor of Hoboken. was
then formed. and proceeded through the
principal streets TO the Barclay street
ferry where the New York committee OF
100 took them in charge and escorted
them past crowds to their hotel.
When told of the reversals to their
Roberts. the ENJOYS merely shrugged
their shoulders.
I'VE read those dispatches" said Mr..
what difference does one or a dozen re-
verses mean to us? We never propose to
stop fighting until we have gained what
I'VE should like 10 have the Govern
ment arbitrate with England" the dele
gates said. and undoubtedly we shall
go to Washington and try to have an
audience with President Mckinley If we
cannot induce the Government to do
what we like. VIC shall try to arouse the
people so that they will compel the Gov
eminent to recognize us in that way"
Mr.. Fischer said their future plans were
still undecided. and that they would be
largely guided by events as they hap
pened. AS IL Is, there are invitations
from Mayors of sixty towns and cities in
the United States. and 1t Is probable that
they will visit many of these places be-
fore SAVING again for the Continent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
BERKELEY NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

Mr.. w. z. Thompson. while superin-
tending the work of building his new
marine railway yesterday. had the mis-
fortune to loose three toes off his right
foot. The engineer started the machin-
cry and his foot became caught in the
gear. He was taken to his home. in
Portsmouth. where the mangled portion
OF his foot was amcutated by Drs
Charles and Vernon Culpepper.
The 4-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Jones died yesterday
morning at their home, on corner of
Liberty and Twelfth streets. The fune-
raj will be held from the residence this
morning at 1880 o'clock. Rev. S. s.
RobiSison. pastor of the South Norfolk
Baptist Church, officiating. The inter-
ment will be in Magnolia Cemetery.
The Young Girls Society of Chestnut
Street NJ. Il. Church Will give an en-
ter,ainment at Pythian Castle this
evening at O'Clock that promises to
be one of the leading social events of
the season. Following is the program:
Instrumental Duett-Profs Heard and
Kennedy.
recitation .......... Miss Nellie Pedin
Drill ................ By Seventeen Girls
Mrs. w. b. Snow
Drill ..:......... BY Ninety Little Girls
Recitation ........ Three Mushrooms
Dr'ii -.................... BY Five Boys
500 .................... Miss Knight
Refreshments will be served An in
vitation is extended to all.
The Knights and Lady Maccabees are
making extensive arrangements to en-
terrain large number of visitors to-
night at Elks' Hall. corner OF Chest
nut and Pine streets. Refreshments.
consisting of cream and cake. will be
served. Admission free. A cordial in
Nitation is extended to all.
Those voting for or against the Con-
stitutional Convention will find n sepa-
rate booth at the Town Hall for that
purpose on the oath instant. the day of
the town election. Judging from the
expressions of approval, there will be
very few of the Caucassians of Berklev
to vote against holding the convention.
The social given Mt the Chestnut
street NJ. Il. Parsonage last evening
under the auspices of the Epworth
League of Chestnut Street Church was
largely attended and highly enjoyed by
all present.
Mr.. 0. G. Decker of Chicago. who
claims to be travelling through the
country doing missionary work. is stop
ping at the Columbia Building on
Chestnut street. Mr.. Decker is a man
of years, and has travelled very en-
tensively, having visited the principal
places of note in both continents He
claims to have visited the Holy Land
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
oEoRoIAS WHITE PRIMARY.
\ HEAVY VOTE YESTERDAY-A.
o. BACON FOR U. S. SENATE.

NbE IelcBrapn 10 NlTElnlun-f 'llOt)
Atlanta, Ga. May 15.-The Leglsla-
ture elected in to-day's Democratic pri-
maries insures the return of United
States Senator Bacon, and returns now
insure the reelection CT the entire
Georgia delegation in the House OF
Representatives. Congressman Lewis,
in the only contest of the day. Won cas-
lily the denomination in the Third dis
trct against Judge Fort. The action
OF the primaries is equivalent TO an
election. Governor Gambler and the
other State officers will remain In Office
two years longer, and there will be no
change in Georgias delegation in Con-
gress.
Atlanta. Ga, May ia good vote
was cast in the Democratic white pri-
mary which was held in every county
in the State to-day for the choice of
United States Senator. Congressman
from the Eleventh District State
House officers, members of the General
Assembly. Judges of the Supreme Court
and Judges and Solicitors OF the Supe-
rior Courts. and in many of ;hem for
county officers. For other than county
officers and for Judges and Solicitors OF
the Superior Court. no contests existed
for the nominations except in the Third
Congressional District. represented by
Hon l.. r. Lewis.
nominated to-day: For Governor Allen
d. Gambler; Secretary of State. Phillip
Cook: Comptroller-Gener William A.
Wright; State Treasurer, Robert h..
Park; Attorney-General. Joseph NJ.
Terrell: State School Commissioner, G.
r. Glenn: Commissioner of Agriculture,
O. Il. Stevens: Prison Commissioners,
Clement a. Evans. Tom Eason; Asso-
ciate Justices of the SUPREME Cont,
William Little and Henry Il. LEWIS;
United States Senator, a. o. Bacon.
The following were the principal local
officers voted for in this county: For
Superior Court Judge. ]. II. iMmpkln;
Solicitor General, c. r. Hill Congress
man. j. F. Livingston: State Senator,
Clark Howell; Representatives Morris
Brandon. c. Z. Houston Porter King
and John NJ. Slaton; Ordinary, w. IL.
Hulsey and John r. Wilkinson: Supe
rior Court Clerk. Arnold Broyles
There are abou. 10000 white voters
IN the State. ard with warm weather
no hindrances prevented thcm going to
the polls. and the result OF the primary
means election. According 20 The rules
OF the party In Georgia only white
Democratic citizens are allowed to vote.
Tomorrow the Executive Commute e
of each county will meet AMI CONSOLE
date the vote cast TO-DAY. when the
committee will name delegates to the
State Convention. twice the number of
representatives in the General Assem-
bly,. from the county
These delegates are chosen from
among the friends of the successful
candidates. AT the State Convention.
by the votes of the delegates. the for
NAL nominations for State and Federal
offices is made.
In case of the county offices the result
OF the primary is a nomination withou,
n convention. which. in every instance.
IS equal to election. The Candidates
bear the expense of the primary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16

and has many relics he gathered while
there.
The baseball game between the Berk-
icy Lodge of Elks and Lee Lodge of
pythians has been postponed from next
thursday to Tuesday. May 22d.
The meeting of the Bowdenites. to
have been held Monday evening at
GOOD Iemplar's Hall. on Walker ave-
week. ,.S
me first shipment of vegetables was
Ilaue from the new Belt Line depot
Ses,eroay' 1t consisted OF Strawberries
MISS Katie Darnell left yesterday to
MI NJ reratives and friends in Richmond.
for Petersburg as a representatIvs 20
chesapeake Tribe No. 50y Red Men.
III. j. ~. Norfleet is quite sick at hin
nome. on Chestnut street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
p. q. Young Shot.
DIV Teieeraph to Virginian- Pilot.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pi lot)
Richmond. Va, May 1S.-News
reaches here of the shooting in Lee
county of r. B. Young, a former men,
Der of the Virginia House OF Delegates.
He was shot by man named Horton,
and his wounds are thought to be fatal.
No particulars are given.
Fatal Colors.
1t has been proven a fact that soldiers
are hit during battle according to the
color OF their dress. In the following or
der-red is the most fatal color. Austrian
grey Is the least fatal. The proportions
are red, twelve: rife green, seven: brown.
six; Austrian. bluish-grey. five. There is
one other color. not mentioned. more
fatal to wear In peace or war than any
other-and that is the pallor of weakness
II 1t has commenced to paint its deathly
hue upon your cheek II its dark touch
show beneath your eyes. II the stomach
weakens and life seems not worth living.
so to the druggist and obtain a bottle OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It sSill give
you life and energy. 1t does this by max
ing the stomach strong and the blood
pure It is unequalled for such disorders
ney troubles, or malaria fever and ague.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
MORRIS PARK RACES.
VULCAN. FIRST WHIP. CHESTER.
SURVIVOR. MAIDEN AND FIRE.
ARM WINNERS


New York. May 15-The heat was in
tense at Morris Park today. and the at
tractive card attracted but a few. Both
the Bay Chester and the New Rochelle
Handicap furnished good sport llderim.
the favorite, at to S. won the former
RlnS Barleycorn. favorlte in the New
Rochelle. sulked. and finished last. SUR
S s winning easily by three lengths.
First race-Six and one-haIf f,rlon,s.
vulcan, to p won; Unmasked, 4 to /
ana ana 70 D. second: Imp, to 10, third.
Second race-seven furlonss. selling
FIRST Whip. to s. won; Brisk. ii to +
Tlmc-1.2lIs. ~ - 'hiio'
=, Third racc-The Bay Chester; one mile.
Ildrim, to 8. won; Confession. 10 70
anu anu . TO !, second; Herbert, 10 to 6. third
Fourth race-The New Rochelle uana,-
cap seven furlongs: Survivor 4 70
won; Missionary, to ! and to / soc,
1nd; Ills -, Royal Highness. 20 to i, third
Filth racc-Four and one-half fur,onrs
Maioeh. D TO 2, won: Cherries, to ? and
-, 10 o. second; Goddess of Night. 60 70
third Time-.5ilz. '' w ~ j.
N sixth race-SiX furlongs: Firearm. ~
~, won; General Mart Gary. IN 40
TO, 10 lu second; Lady Uncas, to 3. third
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
500 REWARD!

We will pay the above reward for anv
case of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sex
Headache. Indigestion. Constipa ton Tor
Costivencss we cannot cure with LiyerIta
the Up-To-Date Little Liver Pill. when the
directions arc strictly compiled with
They are purely Vegetable and nevertfaiI
100 Pills. l0c. boxes contain 40 Pills. Be.
boxes contain 10 Pills. Beware or substi-
tutions and limitations. Sent by mali
Stamps taken. NERVITA MEDICAL.
CO. Cor. Clinton and jackson SITS. CHI
cago, Ill. Sold by BURROW, MARTIN
& CO.. Norfolk. Va. je9-we. fri ,sa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
'NEWPORT NEWS AT RICHMOND,
+. NoRFOLk AT PETERSBURG AND
HAMPTON AT PORTSMOUTH,
- .-.'- TILE State I.EACIfEr
STATE LEAGUE.
Especial to virginian-Pl,ot.J

Petersburg. Va. May l5.-Eorfolk hard
~ half tried in the game today. but made
four times as many runs as PetcrsburE.
Inc Farmers" have shown such eff
cheney In losing games. that the "Phe-
MONS no longer let themselves out when
playing with them. Dannnhour,- Nor
folks new twirlcr. gave the Farmers
TOUR hits, to be sure. but with five buses
petersburg couldn't get but three men
over the home plate.
the tale: 'e''S