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Do,osss has taken On IL usual appear.
anes slnos every eUs has rstusnsd from
~ nsncos races end ssttisd down 10
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DR.. Hasfsli thinks hs 10 the only can
% the scsap pile bscauss be hes boy
and John Harris and me only Z girl each.
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W. H. Blaks. superintendent q the
biz irrigation canals. he's been frequent
viitug from Coetss, this wesk.
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Sam Pinkstaff. = packer of Telluride,
arrived In Dolores last Monday in search
OF hay and grain for his pack mules. He
left for his home. Wednesday.
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Robert Hott. of vertlure. Utah. arrived
ID this city last Friday. The bad wealth.
q made Il necessary for him 10 rstnain
untii Monday. whom b. LETT for home
With large load os supplies.
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Geo. Moore was . visitor Wednesday.
and'wiil live ON The top notch Wills that
big sacaf Il beans lasts.
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Reward Postss y clearing q his lots
asssss ~ sessst south a 0sorus Good.
eia's rssidshcs end sspsets ID build In
ths ucas future. -
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4 tsnpsfance lecture was delivered q
the snhool houss hall lest Tuesday even.
ing. By Mra Hawley Of the W. q. T. U.
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Phil Crout came In from Durango
Monday. and lsft At once Tor Moab
Utah.
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We ass sssussesd u aaneqnSs lhai
Rsv. Dixeh will preach q ths s6hool
AsNss hail pest 01adat 0osaln6 asd
eveoing. Al afs isvited.
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. Hssvs wallsce came In Wednesday
tsum ~ Beaver Creek and Disappoint.
nsat disericts. He reports grazing Tor
eottle v6sy scarce at present.
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The boiler at Chris Hopes saw mill
,is reported 10 have sprung lssk-too
much mud.
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% y. ~. asps,s sAssp isapsctos
.:aAfe . ttie Up ~ sivss yesterday. h
'lo5t y ttneA q ~ tdoily bogs bs
lle,P = ~. = 1fsCeenlek.
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T., Hsasy Bsrgsn is hauling hssyy tim.
bses foe big Aums on one Of the irriga.
ton canals In the valley.
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Mrs. Harry French, son and sister.
Min 0BosHis Stone. we're visitors from
the valley. yesterday.
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R. r. Smith was up from the county
capitol yesterday. on business bent.
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3 A. r. Hood, oe Tellnsids. taH be
,seoeAsd = auickly % aay Of tho Duran.
- undsslakssA asd Will saetss III 6alls
= easly = poa1lble. II
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Saw mills that are short on logs find
Il impossible to got in supply since
the recent storms.
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Il Dolores going to celebrate July 4sh
this years II 70 Il h about time 70 be.
gin preparations aud DO some advertis.
lnR.
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There is joy in this shop todsy--wife
and baby will be homo from Dutshgo.
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{, ~ n1llk 6lssA ~ 4 y, ~.
49, - y = ~ sallseA1 = esde(.tCl
~ 1S66sa = ~ eeeAes helssgss aiitd
y slli = 4 li1ldis ilsss.
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Dolores champion kickor went to Du.
range last Tuesday.
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W. NJ. Randall returned to his homo
at Telluride on Saturday last. after I'd
extended visit here and st Mancos.
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/. psed poa.s osdsss fot af6kb 70 osCsGs
We6ds q Man-vs.
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Ed Moore and wife were visitors in this
city on Wednesday last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
HHE BALL TEAM
IN PETERSBURG.
APlan Adopted to Keep the Club in
the League.
PLAYERS TO HAVE HALF
aPc.crsnnrs Negro Under Arrest for
Brutal Murder in Newark, Nj.
Car Line TO Run TO Sea-
board Depot.
PLAYERS TO HAVE HALF

PETERSBURG. VA. May Especial.
!. nneetinr in the iateres. OF the Peers
burg baseball team was held here To-Day.
Manage. Boyer OF the Richmond team.
i ,euresented the League. Manager Kelly,
Of the Petersburg team. was presena:
IL was decided that one-hai OF the
rate receipts should be divided among the
players; the other hail 10 De tushen 49,. ., q
IN the visiting team. WheneVe- Peters
s,,,rs- niars away from home the club vii!
receive its full guarantee.
rho team is EJanG strengthened each
Gay. One OF Nortolk's best pitchers mas
hee,, signed Adams. second-baseman, WI!
be released Money will be raised 10 pa!
off .he debt of the team. incurred while
Mr.. Foster was manager
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Thomas Eidridge, a negro. VINO lived on
ZONES Street, in this city. is under arrest
in Newark n. j, for brutal murder
whic,, he committed several days ago.
REPRESENTATIVE Frank Hume has eX-
+e,6ed an Invitation to several Oh ms
e-5rnds TO dine with him at his country
home ct Warwick. Alexandra county,
Virginia on May 3o;h, Declare ton-Day-
Mr.. W. P. McRae. of Petersburg, is
among the invited guests.
sTREET-CAR EXTENSION.
Electric cars may soon run to lha'
point on Dunlop Street. where the Sea-
hoard Air Line Railway Company pro-
poses to build its passenger station. The
directors of the Southsde Railway and
Development Company will consider the
matter at its next meeting. A meeting
would have been held yesterday, but for
lack Of quorum.
All pubYc-spirlted citizens are urged to
attend the meeting at the Young Men
Business Association tonight, in the IN
terest of the proposed new hotel.
Mr. Alex. Mayer and Miss Camelia Grace
steere. Of Dinwiddie county, were mar
ried last night
Mrs. Margaret s Battle. wife of Dr.
Battle. has purchased privately the resi-
dence of Mr.. NJ. Carey, on Market Street.
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waited until he thought his time was
ripe, and started down the track to halt
the man. He had only walked a few
steps when he struck a cattle guard. AS
he fell both loads in his gun was dis
charged. This alarmed the man. who
started on dead run down the track.
The man who was arrested was seen
last night at the Police Station. and gave
his name as Frank Preston. of One Hun
dred and Fifteenth Street. near Eighth
Avenue, in New York. He denied being
a burglar, but said he was a card player.
and came to Virginia from Texas. Occa-
sionally he would ask the police if they
had caught any more of the gang. He
said: "oh, this is nothing. They are
making it hacker than it is.
Preston. as he gave his name is a man
about five feet seven inches tall, and
weighs about one hundred and sixty-five
pounds; clean shaver; wears a black
suit and black tie.
Detective Hall. of Richmond. who saw
the man at the Manchester Station last
night. says he is positive he is a noted
crook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
THE ELECTION
IN MANCHESTER
A Large Majority for the Constitu-
t;onal Convention.
Mr.. ARTHUR BEVlLLE MISSING
The Royal Tribe OF Joseph>to Cele-
Drate TO Night The Election
Quict-Ncws, Personal
and Brief.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. 1ll2 Hull Street, Beatte Block.
The city of Manchester went by large
majority for the Constitutional Convention
in yesterdays election The vote stood:
For the convention Ala, against the con-
vention 49,
The vote in the First Ward: For
Mayor, Maurice. GO; for Commemorative
Attorney, Attilisson. &C; City Sergeant,
Ferguson. 81; City Council. Wakefield, 81;
Justice of the Peace. Caudle, 81: for cccl-
vention. Sc; against the convention, IL;
total. 66.
Second Ward: Mayor. Maurice. 50; Com
monweaith's Attorney, Attkisscn, So; City
Sergeant, Ferguson. 20: Council, Campbell,
81; Justice of the Peace. Jordan. so; .or
the convention. so: against the convention,
5; total vote. Sc.
Third Ward: Mayor. Maurice 1873: Com
monwealth's Attorney. l39: City Sergeant.
13s: Council. Lipsconb, 149; for the con-
vention, S.; against the convention. &c;
total. ISL.
Fourth Ward: Mayor, Maurice, 21S;
Commonwealth Attorney, Attkisson. ZIG:
City Sergeant, Ferguson, III; Council,
Bradley. 217; Justice of the Peace, Robert
son. III: for the convention. $50; against
the convention. "a; total. IA.
YOUNG NAN MISSING.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Bev!lle has been absent
from his home, No. 1902 McDonough
Street. since last Saturday, and mud1 IN
easiness has been felt by his family. Mr..
Bevtile is a young man and an employe
in the paint shops of the Southern Rail
way. He was at work Saturday, but
since that time nothing has been heard
from him, nor is there any idea as to
where he has gone. he was prominent
member of Liberty Council.
WILL CELEBRATE.
Manchester Lodge, No. 5. r. T. j., VIII
celebrate their third anniversary to-
night in Odd-Fellows' Hall. Eighth
and Hull Streets. a; 5 p. NJ, by having
an Egyptian Smoker. They Will nave
with them Colonel r. B. Youell, Su-
preme Lecturer and Organizer of the R.
T. J.: Brothers Charles Y Barganin
Thomas B. Hicks B. F. Waller and otn-
er prominent fraternal men.
Short addresses viii be made and
uuartette will entertain them during the
intermissons.
The public is cordially invited to be
present. All free.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Owing to the inclement weather the
hay-ride which was to have been given
by Miss Mary Evelyn Drewry was changed
into party, at her home, No. PA East
Franklin Street. The affair was thor
oughly enjoyable one. During the evening
supper was served in the dining-room.
The decorations were in pink. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mrs.
John Cullen. Mrs. Thomas a. Morton;
Misses Anne Drewry, Mamie Walker,
Cora Younger, Ella Hammond, Carrie
Neal, Hattie Shields, Marian Smith, Louise
Williams Louise McAdams, Annabelle
Forbes, Mary Moulton, Mary Drake, Lii
lie Upshur, Ethel Mccarthy. Fanny Jen-
kins. Louise Herbert, Lillian Binford, Alice
Doyle, Lisa Archer. Helen Stevens, Anna
Purcell. Bessie Ryland. Mary Butler,
Sara Baughman, Marie Cranz, Lille
West, Mamie Waddell, Carrie Rennolds,
Bernard Coke, Avis Grant; Messrs. Gees
nor Harrison, William Turner, Thomas
Grundy, Amele Baughman, Edward Saun-
ders OFT Drake. Herbert Claiborne,
,Barksdale Lathrop, Addison Rennolds,
Croxton Gordon, Charles Stokes, Archer
Cannon Paul Stevens, John West, Chas.
Bowe, Cecil Stevens, Peachy Ryland,
William Herbert, Landon Mason, Seldom
Herbert, Mcdonald Wexford, Landon
Wexford. William Archer. Guy Binford.
Robert Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter H. Cheatham have
issued Invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Kate Holmes Cheatham,
to Mr. Burton L. Morris. The wedding
will take place on the evening OF June
9Th. at nine o'clock, al their residence No.
703 West Grace Street. Mr.. Morris, who is
from Ohio, is connected with the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city,
and has large circle of friends here.
Miss Cneatiiam is an exceedingly popu-
lar and attractive young lady.
Invitations have been extended to the
elegant reception to be given 10y the Colo
NAL Danes, on June list, at the Jefferson
Hotel. The invitations are very artistic.
The Colonial colors are carried out by
the yellow paper and blue seal, and the
wording is in old English. The reception
promises to be delightful event Seve-
raj prominent lawyers have consented to
respond to toasts, and Miss Elizabeth
Taylor. of Norfolk, will sing.
Miss Mary Stuart Hayes is visiting
friends in Fredericksburg.
Miss Carrie Hartman is the guest Of
Miss Daisy Chamberlayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. cromer (nee Reid, of st.
Louis, are visiting the Misses Reid, No.
los North Seventh Street.
Much interest is evinced In the song re-
cital to be given this evening at $50 o'clock
at The Jefferson. by Miss Rettia Rrrvall
Booker and Miss sail!e Kindred Will
l!ams, OF Norfolk. Mss Eooker's oeausi-
| fu! voice is so we'll known In shis~csty.
that /, needs no praise. and Miss Williams
! is pleasantly remembered by all who heard
| her as Truth. in the Pirates Of Penz-
| ance.
Some of the songs which viii be sung
by these charming young singers are:
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off, and instinctively knew that the bank
safe was being robbed. Dressing hurried
Iy I walked up Duke OF Gloucester Street
from the Inn. and just as l was Slancing
up at the shattered windows in front OF
the bank, a pistol was showed in my face,
and l was told I would be shot il l made
any noise At that moment another man
sprang upon me from behind. grasped my
neck fiercely and the two carried me
into the presidents room in the rear OF
the building. I made no resistance, being
unarmed and was securely tied, my hands
behind me and my feet close together.
remained In the room until the thieves
Were ready to fire another charge. when
one said: What shall we do with the
id sucker?
"They then tossed me out upon some
glass and bricks, where I lay helpless
They dragged me away, and then set off
the charge. It seemed as though the build
| ing should fall. They opened the doors.
and as blast followed blast. the smoke
and dust would puff out Of the doors and
broken windows. 1 wanted cigarette
| so one-a young man-went into my pock-
! ct, as directed took out one. put it in
my mouth, and accommoda ting!y lighted
! it. He kept the balance, as he said lie
| smoked, too
OVERLOOKED HIS KNIFE.
| an searching me they overlooked my
F. knife, which I finally worked out OF my
| pocket, opened, and began 10 saw on the
| stout sail-cord that bound my wrists All
| the time I was cautioned 10 keep still on
| pain of instant death. I told them to
: shoot if they wanted to. 1 lay still, WORK
! ing all the time quietly on the cord. II
| finally gave way, when I cut the cords
! about my feet.
F; II remained long enough then TO see
! the fellows walk away with the oooc4e.
| the silver jingins as they went. PISTOL
| shots told me that there were pursuers'
| but I didn't wait to find out who they
! were but made a Decline out to Duke
| of Gloucester Street
| 1.-THE fellows were certainly cool. iheS
| would caution each other not to 'aLk, put
| worked away and conversed as freely as
| If they were engaged in some legitimate
! profession They would put in the charge,
| count one, two, three. then throw open
| -ha doors and run behind the Methodist
!! Church. II took six charges to deElollsh
| the safe.
| "The voices of the men indicated that
| they were Northerners. and they are eA
| perts at their trade. The experience OF
! being in the hands of set OF such Ret.oMs
| * not pleasant, and next time / snail re-
| main at home. went uaarmed, expecting
f, m find no one at the bank, as thought
! the work had been well done anu the
!; thieves gone
AS This report closes parties are return
/ ina and saw that no traces OF the rob-
| hers have been discovered. a new cniseL
was LETT behind. and the tools used 10
! break in the building were stolen from
| C,resap eake and Ohio Toulouse
| The hank will not open for business
NIL all matters Of insurance ara adj
ins+ed. Mr.. Arthur Denmead had dia-
monds and other jeweIry to the amount Of
several hundred dollars in the safe ane
! thers is no way to estimate the dana &c
| done until books and papers are exam
! iued.
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REWARD FOR ROBBERS.
Williamsburg Bank Safe Blown and
Rified

~
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 24-spe-
cial.-The most daring robbery in the
history of Williamsburg was committed
this morning between 1 and 2 o'clock.
when the big so-called burglar-proof safe
In the Peninsula Bank was blown open
and robbed of its contents. The work
was complete and successful. The re-
markable part OF the whole business is
that SIX men armed with guns and pistols
surrounded the big three-story bank-bu:ld-
ing 70 ca tch the robbers, but allowed them
: to finish their work and skip with cash
and yaluables to large amount.
The hero OF the occasion is Ar.SW. D.
Powell, Of New York, who Is livins at
the Colonial Inn, Ha was captured BY
the burglars at the point Of pistol,
bound hand and foot and kept prisoner
until the craftsmen finished the Job. The
burglare entered the bank through rear
door. The safe was attacked immediate
sly, but It took six charges. each 1red a
few minutes apart, to wreck the safe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
HEATED COLL0QUY
IN THE SENATE
Continued from First Page)

The discussion will be resumed tomorrow
morning.
Inthe Eousc.
WASHINGTON. May 2i--The House
practically devoted eight hours to-day 20
the consideration OF the Alaskan ciF'i
government bill. but progress was SLOW
Two amendments OF Importance wssa
adopted. One of them authorized the Sec
rotary of War to issue permits to excaVate
or dredge for gold below low water marx
on the beach at Cape Nome The Secfe-
tary has heretofore issued permits. otis
the bill as it passed the Senate cancai.ea
them. The House also struck cut re
chapter relating to arrest and bah, waicH
permitted arrests in certain civil actions.
The conference report on the Indian ao
preparation bill was adopted In the DIS
cussion Of the Alaskan bill Mr. w
Williams, OF Illinois. offered an amend
ment to provide for territorial ceieSao
from Alaska, which was adopted, Il to 81
At SIS P NJ the House took a recssi
till P NJ.
At to-night's session 1Ss OF the sls page
OF the Alaskan bill were disposed OF. AMI
the House, at 1880 P. ~. adjourned and
10 o'clock tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

The regular weekly meeting of The Board
OF Lady Managers of the Retreat for the
Sick was held Sesterda y morning at the In
,sf,t,tion. In the absence OF Mrs. Jenkins the
meeting was presided orar by Ars. Logan.
Only routine business was transacted
the n.at-.ars of Miss Jane Brown Scott,
'f.u-h.er OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown
RI. Scott. and AR. John Black Morgan
will take place Tuesday. June Sth. at ST
lkonas' church. Norfolk. Both are popu-
lar young people Of Norfolk and have.
many friends II tbs city, !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
JEFF TO FIGHT SHARKEY aasa
The Bout TO Take Place on August
o5th Before Best Bidding Club.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Jim Jeffries and
Tom Sharkey were to-day matched 10
fight on August 18th before the club oner-
ING the best purse If Sharkey loses TO
Mccoy on June 18th. or to Runln on July
1eth. the fight with Jeffries VIII be OH.
and Jeffries will offer to meet Sharkey
For the Jeffries-Sharkey fight Al. Smith
was agreed upon as stakeholder. and
Charlie White will referee. The rules VIII
be the same as in the Jeffries-Corpett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
a New City Hall.

WINCHESTER. VA, May e4.-special.
TIE Town Council of Newmarket. near
Winchester. tonight passed an ordinance
authorizing an issue of bonds to build
and equip city hall there. The structure
will cost $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Pi,,sburr. BrookIyn. 4.

PITTSBURG, May 2i-Pit;sburg Won
and split even with the Brooklyns in one
OF the most exciting finishes ever seen
here. Up to the ninth inning only two
of the home players had reached second
base. Then with five hits. two of them
double. the score WAS tied.
The rooters We're simply wild. In the
tenth O'Brien, Williams and Wagner each
made hits. winning the game, Attendance.
1900
Score: r. Il. E.
Pittshrrg -...-..- o 00000eoi l-5 e 2
Brooklyn ..... ooO103 0oO0+ 9 /
Batteries-Phillippi and Zimmer: Ken
ney and Farrell. Time-2 hours. Umpire
Mr. Hurst.
ST. Louis. 10; Philadelphia, 5.
ST. LOUIS. MO. May 24-St. Louis
Slaughtered Maui's curves. to-day. Powell
wa. in good form in all except the Attn
Attendance, b,4o0.
score: R.H.E.
st Louis. o2.-lo IL 2
Philadelphia ...oV0oSoe0O-5 10 3
Bafter!es-Powen and criger: Maui and
Mcfarland. Tn,e-c:so. Usnp!re-Mr-
tswartwood.
ot,."r Games
-icve'-,.c. 5; Chicago. s.
Toronto, o. Nc:'css-er. . ..orniaSo
Toronto. G; Worcester. 3. ca eS-esr.)
Montreal. II: Hartford. IS. {MorEins.,
Montreal, G; Hartford. 1. (Afternoon.)
indianapolis. 2: Minneapolis. s.
Buffalo 3: Kansas City, S,
Syracuse. 8: Springfield. 3. az inningso
z, Rochester. 8; Providence. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
D,re..or. Ecc:e.l.

AT the meeting OF the Chesapeake aHa
Ohio Hospital Association, held yester-
day the following were elected directors:
Messrs. G.. W. Stevens. PRESIDENT Y. T.
Dovle I. M. Gil, Haight. OF Huntinston.
Farley, of Hinton, and DR.. ]. G. Wysor,
OF Clifton Forge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
live Bird Shoot.

live bird shoot under the auspices of
the Richmond Pigeon Club, will be held at
Rlandon Park to-day, beginning at >
o'clock The shoot will be twensy-olro
handicap
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Standing ofthc Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Philadelphia at ST Louis.
Brooklyn a; Chicago
Boston al Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburg.
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Boston .Circinnati .

CINCINNATI. May 24.-Boston punched
their hits of Hahn to-day and Won with
ease. Willis, while he seemed &c have a
Jane arm, was effective throughout GER s
fielding and Corcoran's hitting were the
features.
Score: r. II. Z.
Cincinnati ......-.. o001o1ooo-2 6 .
Boston ............ 00o03-7 10 !
Batteries-Hahn and Wood; Willis and
Clarke. Time-1:oo. -Attendance-6Oo. I'M
pire-Mr. Emslie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Phillics Lose and the Bostons Win
Il Game.
Scores Yesterday.
Pittsburg. 5; Brooklyn. (ten innings)-
Boston, I; Cincinnati. ?.
St. Louis, 10: Philadelphia, 5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
DEATHS.

May oath. at 10 A. NJ, at
the residence. No. 40 West Clay Street,
the infant son of ]. Il. and NJ. E. Gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

Miss Patti McGhee. one Of RichmonHs
most impressive eiocutiontsts, left yesterday
morn ng on an early train TO III series
Of engagements for public readlnss al
points along the line OF the NorloiN anu
Western railroad. Commencing to-nlo'-
row night. she will give readings at Crewe,
Farmville. Worsham, Prospect, Pampiins,
and nossib!y at other places as far west
as Roanoke Her tour will cover ABOUT
two or three weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
NO GAME YESTERDAY
tsain and Muddy Grounds Prevented
the Contest.

The wet grounds prevented a game of
bail between Richmond and Portsmouth
yesterday afternoon, ana it is probable
that two games will be played Tomorrow
afternoon. The Portsmouth team is stop
ping at the Lexington Hotel. Weather
! permitting the teams viii meet at Broad
Street Park this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
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Where They Play To-Day
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Petersburg at Newport News.
Hampton at Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Shoe, Declared Or.

The second days shoot OF the fn.e sat.
shoo.tng Tournament WIS declared NJ
ees:erday because OF tie meier eat go
n. sias.Y Q. tie - :
sore last n.-.s3t -
vas declared by these present TO have
leen one OF the most successful eye. held
iX.zas &sses:a;.oa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

Spring (HenscheD, Mignon (Gounod, Bal
iade -PagliaccD, Gypsy Melody Ovorak)'
Outs est Homo. duet tStabat Aater)'
Wanderers Night Song, duet (Ruoensteln) ;
Ecstasy Beach), Red, Red Rose tHast-
ings), My Dreams (TostD, Come. Live
With Me CMinette), sognai (Scheral, Les
Larmes, from "Werther.'
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Mr. B. Carreras. who ram in this Eard
as independent candidate for the Common
Council, received about 100 votes.
MARSHALL WARD.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cromer (nee Reid, of ST
Louis, are visiting the Misses Reid, No.
1OS North Seventh Street.
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STATE LEAGUE.
There Were No Games Yesterday on
Account of Rain

Standing of,he Clubs
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BANK ROBBERS

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Miss Mary Page Louthan, of Madison
Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. 1oii'' y
Sale at No. I12 East Clay Street.