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New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
TROTTTNG-2:0 CL-A AsS-PURsE $500
CLOSE OF THE GOSHEN CIRCUIT.

MIddetown. y. Y. Aug 24.-The four days meet
ing of the Hudson and Mohawk Valley circuit at
Goshen brought to 4 successful close to-day.
There were three good races, in two of which the
y+ctors Of Tuesday again came TO the front Pet
Raven. the little black mare who won the Z-30
class the first day took first money this after
noon IN the 2 35 class. and kenont, from Senator
McCsrty's Parkway stables, the winner Of Tues
days 20 class. first IN the 2l5. The 21l class
was hotly contested by L. l. and Times Herald,
the former securing II by hard work Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
FIRST RACE-Bo- maiden eyo-yearS--ss Last I've end
o-a-a-Is s---c-a-a rauc En-tr---r surse
7EOoED R4oE-For thres-yearolds ana upward: penal

-EIRD EAC-THE FALL. HANDICAP Of 5000. for
-A-ee-yez--ol5s and upward, hrst ot the series q
autzn- handicaps: subscription fee $50 each. which
shzl er-i-s start in each Of this series %
azacgczpe: S25 forfeit; winner S1.50Oi 70 second
horse $50 anS 20 third Sl5O SIX furlongz.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Saratoga are as
follows
FIRST RACE-For rwo-year-olds; non-winners since
L bs1F
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

horse $3.50 en5 third Sl50- SIX furlongs
Ezl- track
y c TE15aeg-s b { Jean Berzad I years old By
E-s ElgLEess-CzTrie C---------- -----.------ -l5o
- 2 s4o-r-s n = l1eaer Kari years Old by
P = Walden Z sons 3. c. Contsstor. 3 years old.
A-Ee1 El.n5re's b : Belle q Lexington. years
4 Feather5.one7s en- { indian Fairs. years old.
A5s-t sa5oas's . z Potslte years old. b. Racine
Y 2 Eue-is,s = Ttrie7t os Fho5eg 8 years old
oy E1gh- EIersl-e-Slster Louise 100
FoCE-E RAcE-TEE FUTURTTY. tor two-year-oidsi
2e-sI fees. pay $3.50 al Of
which shall 70 The second and third horses as
further provided: the Coney Island Jockey club TO
sda S. 75o he second receive 5000 Of the added
money ad r8oth-1s q The starting money; the third
$500 q ADDED money and one-third Of ths start
money; The breeders q the winner Of the second
horse and Ct the third horse namely. the owner Of
lie a. unas az eztry. 70 receive 5000 $3.50
and $500 q the ADDED money respectively whether
they be the Of the when the race takes
place not: colts carry 122 pounds; hIlies and
ge-5ags I1s pounds: penalties and allowances. F1l
tur1sy Course G7O feet less than six furlongS.
J. q 2 ? Esene.E en- C. Tommy atkins Jenkins). ~
Z ? P. Kesas's ; + Cap ana Bells csDenoer).
{. ? P Kesass s6. { oiynipisn lclavsonj. by.
C. Fls.sa4aaHzs sons :. c. Blues odahep. by SIR
e FlsseaEzazas so5s br SIX shooter Burns. by.
Y VEtasg7s bT { EiEaofa lru-ner5. by Belvfders,
Ktngston-Bayhoo -. 112
g 2 Norr5s's q C. Golden Age dBulrnzn). by Golden
-zrL=r--AClage 122
o 2 No-riss Kenllsor-h C-j. by Sir
e 7. Patterson7s {, e All Green 6 by knight
q ElerEle-Ltzzie Picl,Vglck
b GoId6neh@Lydia 1Is
r z Wilson 5E.'s. b. Lady the Valley C11cCuej.
~ S. Eavlour-I-s6v Violet IIs
,yaers~v'nfsee III
Jos1 z Nseaea's eh e. Longzhorzraan fodozt h.
Ec-EEn--L-o1gshcre II
FIa-isn-Hol-aay 10
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

- 44iis' tuE tnree-s eaI-oius eho up"
one and one-sixteenth rniles on turf.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
Trough RIDER CONTEST,
TRIBUNE OFFICE. kEHuYuRx

from her moorngs. 50 the COMMITTEES Sozs snrAnrsi
IN her place. The sumDzrys
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

There seems to be an unusual amount
OF disturbance ut political meetings this
campaign. Such things are wholly mex.
cusable and disgraceful to the localities
where allowed. Whenever there is Il
probability OF any political meeting be-
ing annoyed the local authorities should
have n force of police on hand and the
first man who attempts to disturb the
meeting should be hustled to the Gala
boose instantor. No leniency should be
shown those who annoy any public as
semblage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19
The fusion,sts Have . Grand Pow.
Wow.

Tho names Of two such shining lights
Of Fusion ms Senator II. NJ. Teller and
Congressman John @. Bell naturally
drew nm immense audience to tho Rocker
Op~rn house last Friday evening. A
missing Of nil tho faithful in the ranks
Of Dem ocracy. Populism and Silver Re-
publicanism filled tho body Of the hall.
and amy space TINT remained was fnlly
occupied by straight Republicans. So
tho honorable gentlemen from distanc.
could not say that Rocky Ford Is nnap.
prccintivc of orntorical talent, or indiffcr-
cnt to the issues involved in tho present
campaign.
G. W. Fenlnson acted rs chairman.
making n brief introductory apccch.
J. n. Chiplcy, the fusion candidate for
State Treasurer. was given time enough
TO introduce himself, but disclnimed amy
ability TO make speech.
Congressman Bell then got the floor
md introduced the subject 81 silver,
claiming TINT II WAS an issue OF the cam
paign. lie then devoted n large share
OF his time to answering criticisms made
upon his congressional record by his OPP
ponen,, Mr.. Hogg.
II WINS already Int when Senator Tel.
Ter got the floor md hc anticipated the
probable wenriness Of his auditors by
saying that il was not possible TO deal
intclligently with the issues before tho
people in few minutes; IL necessarily
required time to present n subject in
such detail rs to DO understood by his
hearers.
Somebody in tho audience suggested
that he talk an hour.
The senator said Mrs. Teller had told
him TINT when he got to talking silver he
never knew when 10 stop. He then pro.
ceeded TO act on his auditors suggestion,
and the meeting wns continued well up
to eleven o'clock.
The senator talked chiefly on his hob
by OF the free coinage OF silver ut l6 to ],
but evidently without the aid or consent
Of all his auditors, for the meeting be-
gun to rapidly thin out as he proceeded.
He then turned to the subject of "mili.
tarism" and opposed the establishment
OF large standing army, on the ground
that it was the volunteer forces OF n
country that made the best defense OF
any country in time OF war, while large
regular army was costly and demon.
aliziDg institution in time OF peace.
His next point Of attack was the claim
OF prosperity made by the administration.
This condition OF prosperity lie attribnt.
ed to causes outside the United States,
the deficiencies OF the wheat crop in 9TH
or countries, the famine in India, the war
demand for agricultural products, the
expenditures OF orr own and European
nations for machinery OF war, and the
drawing away of large numbers from the
rank ks of labor into the army. Such pros.
perity he claimed was passing and
ephemeral and short time would bring
us around again to depression and panics.
The hall was decorated with flags and
I.t,s.N go.
| ticiOn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Whatever the result OF tho election,
the great md important subject for the
people OF the Arkansas valley to take. up
after the election is the question OF
reservoirs. says the Pueblo Chieftain. In
this rs in every other enterprise. We need
pushing and practical leaders. Who will
come to the front and make good thing
for himself while Mt the same time add
ing to the actual production OF ngricul.
turnl merchandise?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The shipment of sugar beets to the
factory at Rocky Ford was begun this
week. Special cars, resembling u stock
car with the top off have been prepared
by the railroad company to handle the
crop. The cars open on the sides and
permit the beets to roll into the bins
quickly and without.injury. The analy-
SEES made by the factory chemist Of beets
from this vicinity show an average of
about IA per cent OF sugar, which is con-
sidered good showing. Lamar Sparks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

1t is an unfortunate position for a
party to be placed in when it's avowed
policy give hope and encouragement to
the armed foes OF its own government.
Such is the relation of the Democratic
party to the Filippinos who continue to
shoot our soldiers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Lawyer Damern in his saloon plea
before tho town council snid that ono
man should not have the power to pre-.
vent amy business going into the build.
ing adjoining him. Tho common sense
view OF the matter Is thnt tho man next
to whom il in proposed to place nuts.
aucc is tho very man who Inns the most
right to object.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Hon. II. NJ. Hogg, Republican candi-
date for Congress and Judge Kerr OF
Colorado Springs delivered very able
speeches at the opera house last even
ing. A synopsis of their addresses is
ION the book but crowded out this
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Republicans are requested to meet to-
night at 7:30 o'clock at their headquar-
tiers, in the new Godding block, for the
purpose of placing in nomin alton one
Justice OF the Peace and one Constable
for Justice precinct No. 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The demand for beet forks used
in loading and unloading the beet
wagons is so great that our hard
ware dealers cannot get enough to
supply the demand. They have
been borrowing from each others
stocks to supply their customers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

All over the country the war against
the cigarette and it's deadly influence on
the youth OF our land is being waged
with relentless enthusiasm. Even the
daily newspapers are taking up the mat.
ter by printing statements from leading
railroad officers and manufacturers to
the effect that no cigarette fiend is ever
given chan CO at employment IN their
enterprises.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The young men who will vote for the
first time this year cannot do better than
to vote with the Republican party. Don't
vote for party whose leading chnrac.
tcris,ic is to net us a brake on the pro.
rrcss of the nation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The weeds and the miscellaneous de-
bris on the ground around tho liberty
pole are a general eye-sore to everybody
passing along Main st. We may not be
able to have n park fronting the Santa
Fe station, but we needn't have refuse
dump either.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The first car Of sugar beets left here
on Wednesday for Rocky Ford. There
will be about one hundred cars shipped
during the season. The farmers simply
experimental this year and it is predicted
that large ACREAGE will be planted next
year.-Las Animas Leader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The Sugar Factory is going steadily
ahead making tons OF sugar daily but
has not yet reached its maximum output
The sugar made is OF superior quality.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The public debt shows decrease OF
S6,122, 435 during the last month-an-
other evidence tlat this is not Demo.
cratic administration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

John Kehoc, who is in Ii.
asylum in Pueblo. is
worse and his case is cl.I
hopeless.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19
anxiouso please,
Harry |. Maxwell.

The registration Ms far ms progressed
shows very great increase in the vote
Of Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

FOR RENT, a gmuO|
room, furnished. Enqaie|
door south of Baptis: chu'd
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Sand for Sale. Enquire
east of town OF = S,|
1926 H. h' =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

W. II. Billinghurst Ia, !
Beet wagon in Otcro county
at it. Its n beauty Eai
strength OF Gibrnlter. lis
and sold by The ROekl
Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Every Watch or CI %,',,,
warranted at the ope''|
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

W. G.. Lewis office IS 10,
God,ling block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The Denver Music ca. d
Rocky Ford adjoining Sa1
building. Now is Your ID
ity to buy n piano, every %
anteed and delivered in yOui
Small payments and easy|
Call mt once. We shall
only u limited time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

The only full line Of
Books, Tablets. etc. IN tGHa|
be fuond ut DR.. kearos
Drug Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Inc Enterprise has excellent facili-
ties Tor poster work. Call and see u.s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Everything in the ns1
clean and fresh at Go'Eei|
Martin block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Lambs for Sale. Can ,
at w. II. Dyes ranch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Buckwheat flour, a I'd
lust in at Cascbeer Il Dans|
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

A we'll bred , year old 4
good, action from good si'|
gentle work mare. Eng
this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Order your Diamonds !
Opera-House Pharmacy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Clarence Govreaa has ,Ls N
block. Give him n call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
National Ticket.

National Ticket.
For PrcsIdcnt. WILLIAM MCKINLEY
OF ohio.
rorvlc- President. THEODORE ROOSEVELT
OF New York.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Just received anot,ll11
beet forks at Wilson's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Congressional Ticxe,-seeond District.
For Congress -...- ...-....-...-.---H.M NJ. Hogs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

State Ticket.
For Justice of the supreme Court $3.50,
For Goycrnor. Frank C. Cloudy
For Lieutenant Governor. Percy $. Rider
For Secretary OF stats ... $500 j. N. Nilsson
For Treasurer .....,...,..--.. Or-on Adams
For Auditor. jaime. Murphy
For Attorney General. Chase wi'hrnw
- Mrs. lone T. Hanna
For Rcgcn,s OF the University -....-.............
- - Charles Il. Dudley
W George y. Mcclure
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Govreau, in Martin Il !. D %s,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Griswold's Novelty W WI 4
carry a fine assoT n t;nl.o
Blanks and does all k'D
fitting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Drugs mssn put in hy your pRB sssss'i'
at the opera-Hous' i"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19
Cattle for saw

have for sale n ,nms, d
and two good milk '0"' i
Call and see them VIM. c's'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

Nv stock of meat a' hur, 8
is complete, and e cas- cheaper
in town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19
To Trade.

at w. II. Dyes ranch.
To Trade.
A we'll bred 3 year old 4
good, action from good ST
gentle work mare. Eng
this office.
Everything in the mes
clean and fresh ut Go'Iei
Martin block.
The only full line OF
Books, Tablets, etc. in tGHa
be fuond ut DR.. heaF@
Drug Store.
Buckwheat flour, a ID
Just in at cascbeer X paps
Every Watch or C' %,
warranted at the ope"
Pharmacy.
Sand for Sale. Enqu'''
east of town OF Cd
1926 H. L. y
Order your Diamonds
Opera-House Pharmacy
Just received anOt,hi
beet forks at Wilson's
Govreau, in Martin D,o s,
ries groceries as well as D''
Clarence Goyreaa has sc N
new meat market IN Il, In'
block. Give him a c"lI
Griswold's Novelty ,,n SS j
carry a fine ossoT I1 lends i j
Blanks and does all A'D
fitting. -,c
Nv stock of meat ana 1'ar r
is complete, and easll ah va
large quantity. No \ !, cnI (ipus
in town. T.
Cattle for Sale u
have for sale nine nms, i
and two good mix ''
Call and see them; rm cssS
Nothing but 'l'1 nresscli!g
Drugs put in ,! you. pharnf1
at the Opera-Hous'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-19

aEEsSSzsEsE2sslsEs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02

PETERSBURG. VA. May 1-Speciai.-
The game of ball here this afternoon
between the Petersburg and the Rich
rnond baseball teams was wen played
throughout.
A large crowd welcomed the revival Of
the national sport in Petersburg. but the
.-oo,ers quoted down somewhat when the
visitors came OF victors with a score OF
s TO 3.
The game was started when Mayor
Rleasants pitched the bah 10 Lytra, which
was the first play IL Petersburg in the
league games.
Both pitchers did good work. but a few
bases on balls and the hitting Of Gilllgan
and Tannehill melted Richmond total
of five runs.
The features Of the game were the
hitting Of -Gilligan and Tannsnill. OF The
Richmenders. and the second-base work
OF Adams. Of the home team.
Petersburg seems to have lost the game
through the inability Of her players TO
hit the ball at the opportune time
The same teams play in Petersburg to-
morrow when Willard, the new pitcher,
will so into the box for the home team.
He comes highly recommended 10 Man
ager Foster. The score:
PETERSBURG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
The Game II Farce.

LEXINGTON, VA. May 1.-special-
The Washington and Lee University and
Virginia Military Institute game. PLAYED
on the parade grounds of the latter this
afternoon. was a farce. The score stood
81 to in favor of Washington and Lee.
The students batted the cadet pitchers
freely, while the cadets made thirteen
errors, most OF which were costly. Craw-
ford. for the students, played a pretty
game, besides driving out a home run,
triple and single. Andrews pitched pref
ty game and kept his hits well scattered.
The only runs Tor the cadets We're made
by Gettys, who drove out a home run and
a triple. scoring on an error. Each team
has now gained one victory, and the tie
will be played off on next Saturday week,
the 18th.
" and Iee...oo i 42o2 OIL 10 5
V NJ /. % o 0 o Q O. Is
Summary: Struck out-Of students, 10;
off cadets, 6. Home runs-students, /; ca
diets, >. Batteries-Narsity, Andrews and
Bagley; Institute, Gettys, CARMEL ana
liudgens and Roller. Umpires, Robinson,
of Varsity, and Morgan, of Institute
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02

PRECEDENT IL 4fAFt A-No SFS4]N'4
a complimentary excursion will be slv-
en- 20 members of the commonwealth
Club Saturday.
The na,tv will leave on a Chesapeake
and ohio special, and Will run direct to
old Point Comfort They Will rem3ln unul
80 - ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS.
Lodge No. 26. brotherhood of Locon1o-
tive Engineers. located at Richmond are
framing a very handsome set OF reso-
lions, which will be sent TO Mr.. Iho1nas
/. Lloyd, formerly master mechanic OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio shops IN TINS
city, now superintendent OF NotlFe Tow
err Of the D., T.. and W.
The resolutions express gratitude ana
appreciation of Mr.. Lloyd's services ana
deep regret ait his leaving this city.
RAILROAD NOTES.
Work on the construction of the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina elevated
structure was resumed yesterday
Forces OF men were put all along the me
and the work of finishing the structure is
being pushed. -
the heavy girders in position mas pesn
abandoned and other methods are no"
used
Jnd-e w. a. Henderson, assistant gen
Richmond yesterday morning
Mr. Arthur G. Lewis. Southern Passen-
.er Agent of the Baltimore and ONO,
Win headouarters at Norfolk, is Rich
mond visitor
President Flagler, of the Florida East
Coast. left last might for New York,
after spending the day in Richmond
Mr.. W. C. Metzger has been appointed
Commercial Freight Agent of the Wa
bash, at Denver, vice n. r. AdElance'
transferred.
Mr.. John H Leonard mas been appointed
the successor of Mr.. George S. Costa, as
general eastern agent of the Southern
States Despatch, with headquarters at
Harrisburg, Pa.
Captain John Donavan, manager of the
Clifton Forge Grocery Company. was
visitor at the Chesapeake and Ohio gem
eral Offices yesterday.
MIR. c. ]. Hicks, senior railroad secre-
tary of the International Committee, y
NJ. c. A. of New York, in this city. MI
Hicks while in this city is the guest of
Mr. II. Q. Williams, of the Department
of the South.
President Scott, OF the company con-
structing the Richmond, Petersburg and
Carolina railroad, yesterday made the
trip from this city to Petersburg on a
hand-car, the track having been con-
nected.
The Canadian Pacific Railway will not
pay any commissions on any class OF pas
senger traffic hereafter This nsures the
fpermanency of the general agreement OF
the railroads in this country. Canada, and
Mexico. not to pay commission for pas
senger business
Last week a Michigan Central train
.1,o I1,1ff a IL, n T6r0n
. hours and S minutes, not including stops
Deducting the arbitrary time of p MIN
utes from Buffalo to Victoria. seven miles,
with the necessary slow downs and chang
ing of engines in Welland and Hamilton,
shows a speed that breaks all records.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
BIG FIGHT FOR
EIGHT HOUR DAY
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page.
union plumbers in this city went on
strike to-day, in support of "a demand for
shorter hours, and an increase in wages.
NEW YORK, May IA strike Of 800
men employed IN the Building Trades,
began in Passaic. n. j., to-day. The men
ask for shorter hours and more pay.
ASK MORE MONEY.
SPRINGFIELD, O., May 1.-The Core
makers at the O. S. Kelley Company Went
out on a strike to-day, demanding a uni
form schedule of S2.25 per day. The men
at the Architectural Iron-Worlls, Grey
Iron Foundry Company, e. ". Ross Com
pany, Bettendorf Wheel Co, and The
Armstrong Foundry Company, about 2so
in ali, also went out
MASoNS STRIKE.
NEW YORK. May About eco stone
masons and brick-layers in Westchester
county and a part Of Bronx Borough went
on strike to-day. The stonema sons
demand $40 a day. instead OF IS. .Ehe5
masons' helpers want Sc a day. instead
OF SLED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
H3t,pton piayS Ball.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nay 1.-spe-
cial.-Harnpton walked off the diamond
with Newport News to-day to the tune OF
10 to o. the locals beng unaole TO solve
Aliens puzzling curves. waile t1e Vlsi-
tors found Keefe an easy mark. p:ling UP
eighteen hits on him. Aullaney's run
ming catch of fly from Curtis hat. and
Alullaney's hitting constituted the features
OF the game. which was witnessed by
about two hundred and fifty rooters. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
HEAVY FIGHTING
IS IMMINENT
Continued from First Pageo

the cross and star of the Royal Vic
torian order. 1t is learned that the Queen
was more angry than for years over the
publication OF the Spion Kop dispatch.
"A special received here from Cape Town
under to-days date says that Secretary
of State Reitz, of the South African Re
public, declared to recent visitor at
Pretoria, that not only would every
Englishman be cleared out, of the State,
but also every American, German or any
man OF other nationality who was not pre-
pared to shoulder Mauser and fight for
the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
GUESTS OF Mr.. STEVENS

The Central Passenger Committee. ac-
cording 10 publish reports, has author
s izing the offer of a reward Of $500 for in
formation resulting in the arrest and con-
vction OF any person fraudulently using
autograph stamps, ticket dating dies or
other implements used by railroads to
validate for passage return portions OF eX-
'cursion tickets to be sold at reduced rates
for a number of conventions to be held in
Chicago, Cincinnati, ST. Louis and other
cities between May 1 and Sep. 80 This
is a new departure to prevent manipu-
lation by scalpers and others which has
almost invariably. been practiced when
ever low rates have been granted for
special events that attract large attend
ence of eXcursionists.
NEW LINES BUILDING.
The Railway Age gives the following
summary of new lines to be built, mileage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
BIG BLAZE AT DAHLlA, N. C.

SAW NH Kant OF U. u vincent & 90.
Completely Destroyed-Man Burned.
DAHLIA, N. c., May 1--Special.-This
village was fire-swept tonight, and one
man came near losing his life in fighting
the flames.
The fire originated in the saw-nlill plant
of G. l.. Vincent & Co, about 10 o'clock
and ragged for several hours. This plant
was completely destroyed. together with
the dry kilns. The losses will be several
thousand dollars, with little insurance.
Dahlia is a small station on the Atlantic
Coast Line and is about seven miles from
Emporia, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
College Bail Game.

Richmond College and Randolph-Macon
teams will meet for a contest al Broad
Street Park next Monday afternoon A
good game is expected, as the teams are
well matched and the game will be for
the college championship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-02
Miss Annie Thomas.

EoYDToN, VA, May 1.-special.-A
yerys sad death occurred in Vance County
N c., a few days since. Miss Anne
Thomas, a lovely young girl, the dausA-
fer of the late john Thomas. who lived
near Williamsboro, y. c.. was betrothed
to the young pastor of Nutbusn Presoy-
terrain Church. and the marriage was to
nave taken place IN June. On last THURS
day week Miss Thomas was taken Vlo-
lently i'll with appendicitis and died tae
following Sunday. Much sympathy is felt
for the heart-broken pastor, as We'll as the
family of the lady.