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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
ADolicstion was to-day made to Judge

Application was to-day made to Judge
White of the Circuit Court for charter
Incorporating the Free Press Publishing
Company, of this city. The company will
begin the publication Of a new daily paper
in DanvilIe, to be called The Free Press,
in few weeks, as soon as its proper stan
can be assembled and its mechanical ar
rangements completed.
Upwards OF one hundred leading bust
ness men and firms of the city comprise
the stockholders. The incorporators are
H. R Fitzgerald. Frederick Clarke Julian
Meade, ". P. Boatwright, and W. l.
Swami, who. with r. L. Dibre!l, prest-
dent, and ". P Hodnett, vice-president,
compose the board Of directors. Jno. g.
Claiborne will be business manager OF the
new paper and II. C. Ficklen its editor-in~
chief with full power to shape Its policy.
The Free Press viii be Democratic in
utilization, but its peculiar province will
be the news and the promotion OF the
Industrial and general interests Of Dan
Vile and the surrounding counties. Much
interest Is shown here in the new, enter
prise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Tho EiIIS Leave.

The Richmond delegation of the 6r Tlr
Lodge B. P o. e. will leave Tor A''al'-
tic civ. where the National Order meets
a. O'clock Saturday afternoon, by way
of the York River route. The party WI
consist of about one hundred Eiks: VINO
will travel in their new uniforms OF Pur-
pie coats, white duck caps ana trousers u. users
-Th.se uniforms were distributed last nisn',
and will be worn by all members VINO
take tie trip. Beautiful souvenir oad9es
were also given out. and the detes atioi
IS now in readiness to make q gooo snow 0
ing on the famous board walk. ne
Richmond delegation is working nara 10
secure the next national meeting OF the
lodge for Richmond, and as the thins
stands now they seem 10 be sure winners
Milwaukee and Denver both want 10 Sc
cnre the meeting but the Richmond Eiks
feel that they have the chances a niue
in their favor The Virginia delesa ion
will number about GOO. and will work IN
the interests Of Richmosd
Kelvin left yesterday for the "Clty-oE
the-Sea" to make arrangements fof the
Richmond delegation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Iiichmond's
CitIZens and Other Matters

MI Arthur L. Euker, OF the jefferson,
IS away on MS vacation.
Mrs II. L. PeIouze and Miss Jennie
Pelouze are sojournins at Ocean View
Mrs. 2 Craige Pelouze, children and
maid, have left for Jefferson Park 10
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Fuller and children,
Master Henry Pelouze Fuller and Isabel
Warren Fuller are at Asbury Park, \. j.
The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals will meet here on next Tuesday, July
10Th A number OF decisions will be handed
down.
Mr.. Willie Ligon. of Nelson, who has been
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Gamer, OF No. 7o3
West Clay Street, left for Norfolk this
morning.
Mr. Edgar Justs, Of Camden, n. j., but
formerly one OF Richmond's wen known
musicians, is visiting his father, Mr. Will
liam Justis.
Owing to the serious Illness Of her sis
ter, Mrs. 4. ]. McNata, of Accomac
county, Mrs ]. Z. Bosnian left for her
sisters bedside.
Mr.. ana Mrs w D. Carter, of No. 90-
East Clay Street, have returned home
after several days visit to her sister, Mrs.
n. a. Bass, Chester Va.
Mr.. Ernest Williams, Of Lynchburg:
Mr.. George w. Palmer, of Saltville, and
Mr.. ard Mrs. H. c. Beardston. OF New
port News. are ut the Jefferson.
Mr.. F. T. Glasgow, Misses Ellen and
Neve Glasgow. y. G.. Glasgow and Mrs.
Cary Mccormick, OF Richmond, are at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
People residing on Oregon Hill are COM
| planning that no night concerts are given
| in Monroe Park. 1t is announcement for
! most of them TO attend the afternoon
| concerts.
| Messrs. McFincher, of Norfolk; ]. D.
| Jones, Miss L. L. Jones, Mr.. T. A Jones,
| of Carys0rook; Mr.. r. O. Morris, OF llr-
! einia. ana Mr. Oscar a. Price OF Port Re
! subtle, Va, were at Murphys Hotel yes
! terday.
\ slight fire, which originated among
! some greasy waste was discovered in
! I,ohmann's lithcgraphing establishment
| at No lD4 Governor Street last evening.
| Number SIS wagon was summoned ana
| the blaze was eXtinsuished before any
damage resulted.
! V,r@,n,ans in New York.
| NEW YORK, July 5-Soeciai'-Nu'-
ginians in New York:
Norfolk-M. Nash, Albert; c. II. Woles
| Continental; A NJ. Aseasro, tyeretl
| V. l.. Cooper. w. 3. Kennedy, W. ii
| Kennedy, Jr., St Denis
| PetersEurs-C. DAVIS holt.nan. c
| Richuond-J H. Lyon, Hoffman: ".
| Brown. T. ]. Shelby and wife Mar!
| borough |. Mueller, a. Mol! F. J. G
| I7beI Union Square; H NJ. Cannon ant
| wife. ST. Denis; Miss Handy, w II. Par
| IRISH Waldorf -,;,,.o y
T., Bovce, Cotinental: 1 Kaufman
Herald Square.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
RELIEF OF KUMASSI.
Wilcoc!ls Promised to Accomplish IL
by..liy I 9TH.

LONDON, July 5.-The Under Secretary
for State for the Colonies. the Ear 81
!selbourne. announced in the House OF
LORDS to-day that the Governor OF the
Gold Coast Colony. Sir Frederick N''cileIi
:Hordson. with 500 native soldiers. COM
manded by Major Morris, left kumassl,
June 23d. H. added that Captain Bishop
and one hun, red native soldiers remained
there with rations sufficient 10 last until
July 18th.
Colonel Wilcocks promises to personally
The news came in a dispatch from
Colonel Wdlcocks dated Funsu, July :.
which adds:
burroughs, with AGO native soldiers,
arrived at Dompossi, July /. The enemy
was completely surprised ana evacuated
the stocka des. Burroughs captured 40 guns
and ammunition, and killed 30 OF the
auemy.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS.
The Roll of Guests Promises to Break
the Record

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA. July g
Spacial.-The season has opened auspi-
ciously at Blue Ridge, and the number OF
early arrivals justides the prediction that
the record will be broken as TO the nu-
lnericaI strength Of the guests.
The weather here is most delightfully."-
cool. at times almost cold, and the nights
are ideal ones for sleeping.
Everything is in readiness for the re-
cept.on of the sOjourners, one OF the most
attractive features being the fine band.
which will nightly hold forth in the large
ballroom.
There will be plenty of gaiety here for
those in search of that sort OF th:nG.
and those who come for their health VIII
have the advantage Of most delightful
climate and unsurpassed water oNoohnS
up. clear and cold, in an attractive spring:
There is no prettier nor more hea!thtul
place in the Virginia mountains than Blue
Ridge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
BOYS BADLY HURT.
One Nay Lose His Eye as the Result of
an Explosion.


RALEIGH, \. c.. July 5-snecal.-
Tarboro heat Raleigh here yesterday Il
to + in one OF the State League games.
Raleigh is playing poor ball, AMI her
team Will be strengthened.
There We're two quite serious accidents
here yesterday from the explosion of pow
der in tin cans. Both were boys Ebout
the age of eight years-one the son OF
Mr. Fab Briggs. of the Raleigh National
Bank, who will probably lose one of his
eyes. and the other John Cox Winder, son
Of Mr. ]. c. Winder, of Columbus, Oh'c,
formerly OF Raleigh. His face IS very
badly burned.
It had been suggested that the state
Farmers Alliance hold ita annual NEE
ing on September 4th. but the Executive
Committee of the alliances lets the date
remain August 14th, the regular time for
meeting This will not conflict with the
election which occurs the I'd of August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
China and the United States

WI Ting-Fang. the Chinese Minister at
Washington, in a mastery article in the
July No. OF the North American Review
makes some interesting suggestions as
10 how China and the United States can
be mutually helpful to each other On
the one hand. China can give to Amer
lea the market that is absolutely essential
for the absorption OF the products OF her
vast industries while, on the other
America can provide the capital and the
enterprise through which modern methods
may be directed toward reducing the
limtless potential wealth OF the Chinese
empire to actual wealth. CriticisinS the
Chinese act under which the
respectable merchant has not .nfrequently
been turned back from our shores while
fugitives from justice and adventures
have succeeded in entering the country
Wa Ting-Fang asks that the American
people treat his own countrynen as tnev
treat immigrants of other nations:
IF they think it desirable 10 keep out
the Objectionable class Of Chinese, by all
means let them do SO. Let them make
their immigration laws, as strict as posi-
bic, but let them be applicable to all for
eigners Would il not be fairer to exclude
the iliterate and degenerate classes of all
nations rather than TO make an arof
trary ruling against the Chinese alone?
Would 1t not be wiser to set uo some
SpeclHc test OF HtneSS, such as ability 10
read tntelligently the American Constitu-
ton? That would give the Chinese a
chance along with the rest OF the world
and yet etfectually restrict their irnnigra-
ton. Such a law would be practically
prohibitory- as far as all except the best
educated Chinese are concerned. for the
reason that the written language of the
Chinese is so entirely different from the
spoken tongue that few of the immigrants
n o..
such a work as the American Constitu-
ton Nevertheless. law OF that kind
would be just in spirit. and could not rouse
resentment in the Chinese breast"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Lieut.. Rund e Captured.

LONDON, July 5.--Lord Roberts reports
from Pretoria under date of July 5th that
Lieutenant Rumble Of the carbineers'
and a patrol were captured by the Beers
near Pretoria July 4th. He also says
trains are running TO Greylingstad from
Natal, that several respectable Beers
have surrendered recently, that soldiers
home has been opened at Heilleberg. the
inhabitants subscribing the initial ex-
pense. that q total of 2.631 stands Of arms
have been delivered to General Barton
at Klerksdorp and PotchefsToom On
the Transvaal)
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Norfolk. Il; HAMPTON, 8
Successful Shoot.

Members of the West-End. Deep-Run
and Lakeside Clubs were present ana
engaged in the shoot at bianoon faFk on
the Fourth. The shooting began al 10
o,c,ocs and was kept up until I o'ciock
Mr.. W. c. Saunders made good run,
hitting 10 out OF 20 targets: Mr.. r. F.
Coleman made 10 straight; Mr.. j. c. T!g-
nor made the largest run of the day, and
Mr.. E. L, Hewitt made a good ail-around
showing
Among those present were MesSrs. John
Jackson, John Harrison, George a. Smith,
]. T. Anderson. ". Buckner. John Blair.
A. 3. Blair, DR.. Lewis. of Lawrenceville.
and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
After Rain.

The copntry roadi at lonely close of day
Has rest awhile from tae long stress OF
rain;
Dripping and bowed, the green walls Of
the lane
Reflect no g.tstenlng light; no (coiors
gay
Has dying summer left: the sky is gray.
AS though the weeping had not eased the
pain,
The autumn is not yet. and all in vain
Seems summers Iife-a blossom cast
away!
The air is hushed, save in the emerald
The rain still drops. and stirs each fret
ting leaf
To sort insistence OF its little grief;
The hopeless calm all thought of life
denies-
Bat bark; ana now through silence. una
frad.
A robin rippIes TO the chilly skies.
Helen Fay, in Harper'5 Magazine Tor July.
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DiuIyiISte Dots.

DINwrDDIE c. H, VA, July 0.-Spe-
cial-There was lawn party given at the
residence of Mr., and Mrs. VIM Sterne iaSS
evening, for the benefit OF the Episcopal
Church. About $40 was raised
There will be dance at Masonic nan
tomorrow night Frtdayl
Mr.. John Dennis and MS sister, Miss
Mamie. formerly of this county but no" OF
Georgia. are here on a visit to their uncle,
Nj John I. Harris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
DEATHS.
rOWARDIN

~oWARDIN-Died. July ). 1900 at 8 P.
n at his residence. No. 1os East
Franklin Street. CHARLES o BRfES
CoWA RD1N, IN the terty'u4aSa year ct
"' Fnnera. from 81. Peters Cathedral!
saTURDAY MORNING az o'clock.
woop-pied, Thursday. July 5th, at
I:3o P. NJ, at the residence OF her
tt.a,5erin-iaw No. % South Beech
S.pset NELLIE MCLEAN. wife OF C. F.
Wood and daughter OF Mr.. and atr~
Robert Whittet-
Funeral notice later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
sorrow AT Washington.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Tne news Of
the death OF Colonel Cowardin was re-
ceivea in Washington with many express
s!ons of sorrow He was we'll known here
ana had hosts Of friends, who deeply re-
sret his untinely end
Colonel Cowardin numbered his friends
among all classes at the capital. and
whenever he came TO the city he was the
recipient OF much attention. At George
town University deep sorrow was express
ed at the END of career of suca briiliance
and promise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Presidents Condolence.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The President
has sent the following message TO the
"2Eashingten, July 8.
TO His Imperial. and Royal Majesty,
William II, Berlin:
..The confirmation Of the murder OF
Your Ma1esty's Minister in Pekin leads
me TO tender to Your Majesty and to the
family of Baron Won hetteler my sor-
.Yowful coincidence, and those of the
american people.
lsisned) is'..WILLIAM M'kINLEY..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
w Pal.kcr Hero.

Hon. John c. Parker, Of southampton,
was in the city last night, having argued
a case before Judge Hancock IN Man
chester. yesterday. He said he favored
the calling of nm extra session OF the
Legislature about the middle OF November
10 arrange for the constitutional conveh-
ton Mr.. Parker said he oelleNeo 'i'e
Democrats stood a frst-rate chance OF
winning in the presidential campaign this
fol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Commissioners Meet.

A meeting OF the Board OF Police COM
rnissioners was held yesterday afternoon
in the office of Chief OF Police b: r.
Howard. After transacting routine ousi-
ness the Board extended its thanks 70
Mayor r. NJ Taylor, the chairman Cierh
e. 8. White and other members LOT lheir
services during their terms OF ofhce-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Was MOI /. Vicious Horse.

Mt ]. B. Burnett. the proprietor Of the
Euinett stables on Tenth Street near
Cary who WAS severely kicked by horse
las. Saturday. and IS now recovering,
sta,es that the horse that kicked him was
siet a vicious horse. Mr.. Burnett was not
Just recovering from an attack OF Illness
a. the time the accident occurred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Ranouet Of NIcCarthy Council.

The regular meeting OF Mccarthy @odn-
ell. No 46S, Royal Arcauum. met az Lee
Camp Hull last night. a number OF visit
ors from other councils were present
After transacting a lot OF business me
Council gave a banquet. to when Inc VS.
it;ng members were invited: -deSs,
5O'Keefe. Isadore Lovenstein. " I. f.us,
sell, Z. w White, J. Samuel Fass'st' s1'''
others made speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Want 10 Close Early.

r,ae clerk OF ire retail shoe stores of
s,tcamond Will hold a meeting over Dab
ney.s shoe store this evening al $50
r.r.Sck. The meeting IS called for the
,,mfno.e Of discussing the early closing
s,,Aes,;on end all shoe store clerks are is
aSts6 to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
ou,rrelea over a Soun. Lady

MADISON, FLA. July SIN a quarrel
about a young lady. Lemuel Wadsworth
shot and instantly killed James Wilson
Yesterday at West Farm in this county.
wsSsworth Is the son of State Senator
m wadsworth. He is still in his teens
and so was his victim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
OBITUARY.
-~----
J,,,,c. N.,ycr.

Information reached this city Yesterday
OF the death OF Mr.. James c. Weaver, at
his home III the town OF Onancock. on
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia He was a
native OF Portsmouth. Va. but while yet
young man he moved to Acconac coun-
&. where he began the practice et the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
wiz Have No State Ticket.

ATLANTA. GA, July 6.-The Rcpuol:-
car Stats Executive Committee to-day de-
e!6ed not 70 place stcte t.cke, IN me
nsid this fan. Stare members Of the
E.eotora! College were also chosen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
1lrs Erttic NInY.

SCOTTSvTLLE. VA. July 5.-Spec.a-.-.
Mrs. Bette May died at A7r nome ns''
her his morning. at 8 O'Clock. and MI De
buried in the family 5ury!us-grouEt! TO
morrow at 10 O'Clock
Mrs. May had been an Invalid for about
two wears previous 20 her death. she vas
the widow of the late Mr.. \. e May and
10 survived BY three brothers, Messrs- q
W. CifImer. Of HowardsvtIle; J Lee Gi.meF
., ScottsviIle. and Frank G&mer- OF
Charlottesville. Two sons, Nessrs- L7e AID
Lindsay May, and ;wo dansn.eFS, 'iES-
r. HOPKINS and Mrs. Lucy Giasty,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
THE OREGON
Successfully Floatcd and Pumps Con
troll Water.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The Navy De
partnent this afternoon received the fol-
lowing cab.egram:
che Foo-To Secretary Navy, Wash
ington: Wilde announced Oregon tioated
this afternoon. Pumps control water. Goes
Kure Dock, Inland Sea.
(Signed) RoGEhS.
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A colored woman was struck by Broad
Street car last plight and seriously cut
about the head. The ambulance corps ZEN
dered the necessary medical attention, and
she was left at the Second Police Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
BROOKLYN. .: Cincinnati, @.


CINCINNATI, July 5.-Nops allowed
Cincinnati but one hit to-day Attend
ance. 900. Score: Il IL T.
Cincinnati :. 10000 10000 0
Brooklyn 30 0 o 20 0 l o j 10 0
Batteries: Newton and PETIT; Nops and
Farrell. Umpire. AIr. Emslie. Time, 1:55.
New York. Z; PittsburG, 3.
PITTSBURG. July 5.-Pittsburs lost
through errors and miserably slow play
ing Attendance. 2,SCo. Score: R. II. E.
Pittsburg -. 10 0G o Fl 0-3
New York .......0 OIL 3 0 2 o I
Batteries: Lever. Waddill and Zim-
mer; Carrick and Bowerman Umpire,
Mr.. Swartwood. Time, 2:G5-
Chicago, -: Boston, 0.
CHICAGO. July 5.-Chicaso won their
eighth straight game by shutting out Bos-
ton. Both pitchers were on their mettle
and did good work. Attendance, 1900,
Score: X Il. Z.
chicago 49,. o2ooooooo-2 l
Boston .000 0 o o. 00-0 /
Batteries: Taylor and Donahue; Dineen
and Clements. Umpire, Mr.. Terry. Time.
200.
Philadelphia, 3: ST. Louis. 2.
ST LOUIS. July St. Louis played a
composite team to-day, but put up
SIN game. Score: r. II. E.
81 louis ...ooooooooo 2O-2 /
philadelphia ..1N0O10ooo 01-3 10 >
Batteries: Powell and Criger; Piatt and
Douglass Umpire, Mr.. Hurst. Time,
2:05
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Mrs. Maggie Il Bur15.

Mrs. Maggie e. Burk. wife OF Mr.. VIII
liam Burk died yesterday morning ABOUT
SO o'clock, at her residence No ll29 North
Seventeenth Street She was in the
thirty-first year Of her age. and had been
Ill for some months.
She leaves her husband and two chil-
dren. her mother Cfrs. Ellen MuIdow-
new. a sister CIfrs- Cissie Cox). and two
brothers CMessrs, James Mn!downey. OF
this city: and Charles Muidowuey. OF
Georgia.
The funeral will take place at .
o'clock this afternoon from St Peer
Cathedral. The tnterment will be in Ut.
Calvary
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Funeral Services

The funeral of Mrs. Martha A. Steward,
who died at the residence Of her son, No.
Se4a yenable Street, Tuesday night, took
place yesterday afternoon at S:So O'clock
from the residence. The interment was in
lakewood.
The funeral Of Johnnie. son of Mr. John
l.. Ryan and the late Nellie Ryan, who
died at his home, No. zoos East Broad
Street, Tuesday afternoon al O'Clock,
took place yesterday morning al 10 O'Clock
from tha residence. The interment was at
Mt Calvary Cemetery.
The funeral of AIR. August Pohlis will
cake place this afternoon from ST. Johns
German Evangelical Church, Eighth and
Marshall Streets. at ) o'clock. The pail
bearers viii be:
Honorary. George c. Dietrich. Peter
Sfumpf. Charles Unkei. George Richard
son, Charles Enmenhauser. George L.
Mattern, Edwin I.iess. II. G. Miller.
Active: Carl Ruehrmund. Ed A.
sS.umpf NJ. T. Richter. A. Nolkmann,
IIerm Zani1. Emil Enders, Robert Schill-
irg Conrad Gross.
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S,andiu. ofthe Clubs.
Portsmouth. o: Newport News, 4.


NORFOLK, VA. July Especial
Portsmouth defeated Newport News at
Portsmouth to-day. The heat was intense.
and there was not much snap TO the game
Score: r..
Newport News--....-.-.. 0 / Q Q o
Portsmouth .-...-.-...-.-2 8 . v
Bat.eries-Tierney and OBrien; Allen
and Byers-
,o..s.nouth. hits md errors: New
port News. s hits and errors.
Norfolk. u; Hampton, g.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 5.-Spec-
sal-Norfolk defeated Hampton in BAT
ring game today at Soldiers Home
grounds.
Score: r. n. L,
Hampton .-----....--..-------'-
Batteries-su,ch and Foster; Flanagan
and Nelson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Standin. of the Clubs
Where They PLAY To-Day.

Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Boston al Chicago
New York at PittsburS.
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DINWIpDIE c. II. VA, Ju.y 5-Spe-
cfar-capr- ]. NJ Williams, residing at
C,hurch Road. died very suddenly last Eighi.
He complained OF feeling unweI yest=rd.'y
afternoon. but nothing serious vas thous , ~
When MS family went 10 awake nm ~, t.4,s
morning they found him dead capt W.
Hams was over seventy years o as s''''
had oesa twice married.
~ ~ Confederate Veterans Of tbs county
all rnaey al the Courthouse SATURDAY. Tor
me purpose OF rsor=anizins ]. E q Stuart
Camp
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,,rs Ne,lin 0fcl.can Wood

Mrs. Nellie Mclean Wood. wife OF VI.
C. F Wood. died at the residence o. har
brother-in-iaw Mr. II W. Wood. No =
South Beech street. AZ 1850 o'elocS '@sS
riahr Mrs. Wood was the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Rober. Waittet-
The funernl notice Will appear later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Remains Taken 10 Dawson.

The remains of Willis L. Robinson,
whose death was caused. 1t IS claimed. by
blaws inflicted by Stephen Wntcherson,
were taken 10 Dawson. Va. yesterday
morning where they We're inferred in the
family burying ground.
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pn;,ade,nbia 3: ST. Louis. 2.
STATE LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Portsmouth. 9; Newport News, 2.
Norfolk -: Hampton, 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06

received tha fo!.owlns c:sDatca tom Ue!!5-
ra! Butler:
Celery, from Greyl!ngstad, Joined hands
yesterday. at Zuikersbosch Rand River,
with Hart from Heidelberg fali in the
TransvaaD. Met with but slight opposi~
ton during the march"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores

Yesterdays Scores.
New York, I; Pittsburg, 3.
Brooklyn, 2: Cincinnati. o.
Philadelphia. 3; ST. Louis, p
Chicago, .; Boston, 0.
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James BaIicntinc-

NORFOLK. VA, July 5-speciai-At
lanes Balentinc. q pattern nnaker. en-
bowed in the seaboard shops al Ports,
mouth. died tonight. He was prostrated
by the hear today. suffered stroke OF
naraIysts and died shortly afterward.
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rHARLOTTEsvILLE. VA, July o.
snaclaI-llrs- Hiram Fox. OF Fifevi!ie, a
suburb OF this city, died today az Y
o'clock. after a short illness. in the forty
fifth year OF her age 49,
Mrs. Ella Walton, wife OF J. 2. Walton.
5.ed near Free Uu'on. Albemar!e county
YESTERDAY afternoon, in the tTen1y-ainsh
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