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BROi Git THE CAT BACK TO LIFE.
Electricity Vscd to kil and Then 10 Revive the
Animal Two Hours Later.

ST JOSEPH, No. Dec. ?s At an expert
ment in a telephone Office in this city to-day
Schelhnser, an electrician. Of Chicago,
apparently killed a cat by electricity. and
two hours after the heart had ceased TO beat
reversed the current and the shock restored
the heart beats. family at first. but growing
In strength until finally the cat was released
and was as playful and risky as 1t had ever
been. To all intents and purposes the cat
was dead few SECONDS after the first cur
rent was turned on and remained So for two
hours
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woman los Years old burned 20 Death.

NEW ORLEANS, Doe 2s--Nan"v Robertson
Just missed seeing the ccntur, ont and living
in three centuries. Born in l;J2. She was
los years old, nj alt oL.'. io.hirw-H likely
to live some time longer, huf last night while
seated in front pf stove her iT" caught IRE.
She was too old and f'cnl' 10 cNun-V.-h the
flames and was burned To death.
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Henry Bannon Of Hudson Ilei icht1, y. J.
fell into tar vat in the tar works at Shadr-
eide. y. j. on Thursday afternoon lie sank
up to his neck and was then unable 10 move
freely enough TO rescue himself. the tar being
cold and Stil Fellow WoThn.cn I-Scuvd
him IL took several hours, and plentiful
application Of oil 10 rrmov" the tar. Nestcr-
day, however. ho was little the worse for
lis bath
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ICE TRtST DAMS JIITGiI.
Decision AgainN stopping Up the Tobyhanna
by u Dozen barriers.

ALLENTOWN, Dec. ?7-Iudge Craig OF
Malch chunk has handed down n decision
IN tho celebrated case 81 tho Lehch Coal
and Navigation Company against the Ice
Trust lie decided that the Navigation
COMPANY. ~ riparian owner. has "A prior
rigt To- the water Of th. Lohigh River, also
tha' a tributary forms yHrt ~ a stream. The
latter j. new point IN Penns ylVaniH law.
lIc concludes with the declaration that the
leo Trusts four-milr dam and eleven smaller
dane ON the Tnbyhhnna must NOT cN!et
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TURNS on BRIGAND CHEF.
Sole Survivor Of Mussolino's Band Now Seeks
His Head.
stseiai Cab. Despatch 10 THE SrS,


RoMl, Dec. rs The hunt for tie notorious
bandit and murderer. Mu-splino, which has
been going on for long time, l. nearing
dramatic climax. A. IL" beginning OF last
week hc was 60 hard pressed by the police
and military that only two OF his companions
remained with him These two men, named
Jati and nj Lorenzo. Wei" deU"rudocs with
records second only 10 that oi Mussplro
himself. The others Of the bGud had either
been killed or captured ny the police.
Mussslino suspected treaChery on the rnrt
Of Jati and hi Lorenzo. and a week ago ho
accused the former OF designing 10 bctray
him aud thus obtain the reward o; 10000
lire This procipitat5d a row. ana Mussolino
attacked Jat with a dagger stabllug hlm
several times and leaving him for dead III
Lorenzo found Jati in a diving condition.
He bound up Jati's wounds bat Ids aid was
TOO late ani J III diei
Before his death. however, Ja'i warned
Di Lorenzo that Nussoliuo intended To hiil
him also. III LORENZO thereupou took 20 the
country with the avowed intention OF Killing
Mussolino The two brigauds are now rrowl-
ing around In the Aspromonte district. each
seeking the others lifC.
Soldiers and police are drawn in n Gordon
around tho district awaiting the result Of tho
meet hi Lorenzo has been informed that If
ho kills AIussolino lie will receive pardon
for his many crimes The local bottinS is
in favor OF Di Lorenzo getting his man and
lis pardon.
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wi,,eubcrc Theological Seminar, Urrncd

SIKINOFIFLp. ONO, Dec %, Nit'"ah"rE
1hcological Seminary. known a. HANNA
DIVINITY Hall, croo,"d ten years ago by nr.
VI " HANNA of Washington. u {. at a cu-I
of $1,000. was totally GcS'roN'd hv ~" to-
mglu. II started from rra 'nrunce and hv
thc lilue tho students noticed t the chapel on
'h" iiT-t floor NiS IL u hiaZ~. III" studnH.,
vii :" lahcu CuG" of IN the c,ll"g" duTwuory
aud Tv,ltc ~ tie general hail
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Hanged in Patent Leather Shoes by Request.

NCHMoNp, Va, Dec - -Ncstor Grfln,
colored. was hanged In patent leather shoes
bv request at Dluvillc to-day ior the murder
Of his sweetheart lie fccued insanity aud
Tavcd ard fought ia" ldli"r- Tor weeks uutl
he found the Governor would not it"IIcrc
Then he called for IA" preacher and received
consolation before gong to The rullows
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PIttsburg police ASK for Eloodhound..

pIrrsHrgr. Pa. Ncr IS Councilman
y Sterrc't at thc instance 81 ofprector Brown
of me Public S0fety Department introduced
to-day in tho cry Councils nm ordinance for
the purchase of two trained hloodh ounds.
To be u.rd for tracing Bnd freeing the ucr-
Ietratnr- of future Il orch climber "sa er
ana "nutI~rlrcaker" Jobs ia the Suhu'ls
Iuo measure vas rotrrroi to ~" urop,r
committee for consideration
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Dropped Dead az Her Dnughtcr's wedding.

COLUMBIA. :. G., Dec ?S-Miss l.alIa Jor-
dan was married last niCht in G.H.hVl.io t.
David Jennings Porter. a nephew oi nitrd
States Judge prawlov. The wedding was lJ
the homo of the brides mother, Mrs. iona
n. Jordan After tho service Mr.. Jordan.
while talking to her dauEIt"r. dropped dead
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Ate Christmas Candy JntiI IL I,ll,cd Him.

WILKEs-BAnEE. Pa, De- 2S Eielt-year-
old charlie, Williams of riit-on dt'd TODAY
uf eating christmas candy on Wl.rh le had
been fcIstiug sine" christmas c,'ginC II
is believed the candy uuIsuncl hN the
coloring mattcT Inc Coroner Nlll invests
AZ itn,
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To MnshInlInn In IIAe Hmm.

from New No'K. Ro,Al Mn ny- hou- ''.ir, leave
iooi - llhcr si'r't. - 30 5 4. l.If = N and the
'R"ysl ltrr"d' no excess iatt.at $50 .. ".
Owe ftr' >1ii 'riIS a. N.1u. 80 ! NJ, .Su
t.o'. : nl T. a. aud - - might lc1Sc South
Ferry rturt earlier. Best dining AL cafe cat
htiylct IA tLe void. .-AlG
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SAFE or DANISH WEST INDIES.
Negotiations Reported Renewed between
Copenhagen and Washinr rton.

LONDON, Dec. ga despatch to the Daily
NdI from Copeul aCen says that n"gotia-
tions for tho sale ot thc Danish West indies
are proceeding directly between Washington
and Copenhagen
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Major serpa- Pinto. African Explorer. Dead

STscidi CGb,e Despa'-h 10 me SrN.
IdspuN, Dee - Major Scrpl- Pinto. the
wcll-known African explorer. Sled to-day.
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California Excursions

in through tourist every fav IN the year I No
fast tidiIs from Chicago via Chicago ard Northwest
-Adf
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made e.: TIC tender nlcat ri ltIc pigs ard choice
4nlrrS You have never sied In Teff''tion
w csS yOu have u.cd thcm Beware 0! Imitation.
-AIg
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The achievement Of IN. old. the nonrs ~ the new
century, and host ~ U'tlll4rt aud Instructive ar;-
clcs by men nu,'d tnc woI.d over. In thr Ner Yo-l
HerGld's great Twentieth Century dit!on. SundAy,
Dec, 20, --Adr.
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.SUhorr Iirau Roe.

tn, beer tina, was awarded Grand Pix (lches asard
It par.S Nov on GrHught.
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In ,o-morrov'S Sunday Sr'S Prot. Ramsay has an
absoTbingly Interesting article on CLemisuy,-Adn
The sun., 1900-12-29

For several months the Italian authorities
have sought IN vain TO capture MusSo!no
\ General of the italian Army with hundreds
of troops and with the aid of the police OF
Eeggio, CalabriI, has been powCrless to
catch hin, or check his crimes About u
Nenr ago Mussolino was convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced TO a term in prison
lie escaped and has killed the Judge and most
OF the Jury Nho convicted him and nearly
eyerN WITNESS " ho iostIhed ngainst MIN
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on hugs. Read all about Il In 10 moTIows TSsn-
ut,h Century Brooklyn EagIe.--Ads.
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Nyu ,HyNEsE IHprROR. HE s,is.
shanGha, 'orrc.pondent Tells of secret rr"c-
Iamaiion From, the Empress DowaErr
srrsiai can, D.,p1,ch n Tur svS

!SfCttGi care Dssrffh N w N'N
IoHpuN, Dec 20 despatch To th"
S'ardari from Shanghai saws that when The
court wa. at 1aivuen-fu the Enuros DpV'r"r
secretly appointed new Emperor, boy
Of H.. w.'h tho tito o' Tuug--u The
proclamation announcing hi1 1r'iion also
contained urphibitior against publishing
the news that new Emperor had been "l"-
waited TO tho throne. The u"N Emperor,
the correspondent edd1, wits t'"'H - Si'-
ran-m In an imperial 'c'oV chair liz
sn,s tAi- explains the permission given &"
the former Emperor Kwars-su 20 return to
prhin.
EArLroH RETURNING TO rrLIN
IoNpuE, Dec - notification from IN"
Emperor Of China informs tho friend, - th"
reform party that he j, returrmr to P"hln.
and that 10 win require their as,i-tarcc IN
thu Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
Richard CaryeI.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The reading
rehearsal of Orchard Carvel" was held
this afternoon at the Criterion Theatre
by Mr. Hackett's company In speak
ing of the play, Mr.. Hackett said that
it promised extremely Well II will have
almost the same support in 'Carver as
I have in .Jennico,' with one or two
EXCEPTIONS he said.
Mr.. Hackett said that his wife, Mary
Mannering, who is on tour with Daniel
Frohman's stock company, was barely
able to play last night, owing to illness,
and both were looking forward to the
seasons close. when they will so to Mr..
Hacketts fishing club, in Canada, for a
week or two. and thence to the Rocky
mountains, where they viii remain until
September, when Mr.. Hackett will play
.Richard Carvel' and his wife will go
on a starring tour.
It is likely that Arthur Hoops will play
Lord Comyn in .'Carvel,'' part quite
similar to theonehe takes in The Pride
of Jennico.'' Mr.. Hackett WILL of course,
play the title role and Miss Galland will
8 take the part of Dorothy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
Printing Exposition.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The big Printing
Exposition opened at Grand central Pa
lace to-day, and will continue until June
ID 1t is one of the greatest exhibitions
ever held in this city. Important con-
Germs in all branches of printing have Sc
cured space, and the exhibitions are var
led in such a manner as to present every
thing connected with the printing art
The historic and loan exhibit. which was
at first intended as one of the many in
teresting collections ito be on view, has
developed to such an extent that it now
promises to be the star attraction of tine
show The latest attraction, secured
through the efforts of tlhe committee, has
been a Government exhibit, loaned by
Joint resolution of the Senate and House
of Representa- tives, at. Washington.
This feature embraces many priceless
relics from the late Civil War
such as the venerated manuscripts
written on stamps and lin camp by the
dead heroes of '61, and other revered me
MORALS of those stirring times. 1t also
includes the famous picture of Governor
William Allen, of Ohio; ard a sword
blade, the copies of charts of Hell Gate
and the Battery from the originals; a
general exhibit of patents, and the old
original Benjamin Franklin printing
press.
Over 100000 people viii view this great
Printing Exposition and Fair. The .Ameri-
can Federation OF Women, acting as an
auxiliary Ito Big Six, is conducting a
general fair as a side issue. ITO the eNposi-
ton The objects on sale are OF such
variety and intrinsic worth as to be at
traotive From the great round hand of
Robert Worthing to the peculiar scraWl
of Stuart Robson, all are being exhibit
Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
lsacin~at Auunduct,,

NEW YORK, May 2.-Three favorises.
t1:o sec5nj choices and an outsider beaded
the card al. Aauedutt to-day. In the fifth
two horses McGrathiana Prince. ana
Laudeman. ran first ard second. and there
was 100 to quoted against each OF them
In places The odds-cn favorite was t,irt
The Handicap was won cleverly In fast
time.
First race-About. seven furiongs-spar-
row Wing G TO 10, first, Max Tapsr 40 to
and 5 TO q second. Dutch Comedian as 10
s. third. Time. 1:2s
Second race-Six furlongs-Eltin CONG
e TO l0) first, Alex Is to ; and 2 to - sec
ond. Insnrrection 6 to u third. Time,
LA 3-5.
Third race-About seven furlongs-Rsg-
ped Sailor q 80 z, first Mercer feptti and
To s, second, George Leber a TO u third,
Time, ) :22s,
Fourth race-Haad!cap. s,x furloags-
Bnney Boy e TO j first, Robert MetcalI
az to and to u second, lady Lindsey
s. Is to u third. Time. LII "a.
81 Fifth race-About seven furlongs-
McGrath iaHa Prince go to u first, Laade-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
Dewey Day,

It's the first of May!
Tell the story again
OF Manila Bay
And of Dewey's men,
OF the chance they took,
OF the shore they shook,
OF the swords they flashed.
OF the wreck they wrought,
OF the hulls they smashed,
OF the fight they fought,
OF the ancient pride that they brought SO
low
TEN it again. that the world may know!
Tell the world again of the freeman 5
might
And the freeman's power to save:
Tell the world respect is the freeman {
right
Under ali the banners that wave,
Send the word. once more,
Unto every shore
OF the Old contempt that was swept away,
OF the glory that famed
From the guns that We're aimed
BY Dewey's men, on that first of May!
TITS ulme for flowers
And songs of birds,
For joyful hours
And loving words.
And forever, as ages roll away,
The story and glory of Dewey Day
Shall remain to be told
In new phrases and old
Glorious, gloritied First Of May!
IS. E. kiser, in Chicago Tfines-Herald
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biiousness and continued TO take it
GEORGE A. ARMIES, U. 5. A.

its. dizzy head, sympathetic heart palpita-
tons, pain. indigestion. and <looseness of
the bowels. Peruna is a specific for ca
tarrrh of the stomach.
Many people think that catarrh is con-
fined to the head, and perhaps occasional
cases of catarrh of the stomach. This is
very far from being the case. Every or
gan. duct and opening Of the BODY Is lined
with mucous membrane and is liable to
catarrh or inflammation. One man has
catarrh of the eyes; another catarrn OF the
bronchial tubes; another catarrh Of the
kidneys; another catarrh of the bladder.
A remedy to cure catarrh of these diff
ferent organs must be a remedy that acts
directly on the mucous membranes lining
these organs. 1t must be an internal sys-
ternic remedy. It is claimed for Peruna
that it cures catarrh wherever located.
A book on catarrhal diseases, written
by DR.. Hartman, the compounder of Pc
runa, will be sent free toIany address by
The Peruna Medicine CO., Columbus, Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
Ethe! Barryn,ore to Marry.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The Journal
announced the betrothal of Miss Ethel
Barrymore to Mr.. Charles Delavan Wet
more, wealthy young architect. The
bride will retire from the stage.
Ethel Barrymore is one of the most
popular of American actresses. She is
a daughter of Maurice Barrymore, and
a niece of John Drew.
In London, two years ago, she scored
a big hit, not only on the stage, but
also in society. She was reported to be
engaged to be married to Lawrence
Irving, Gerald Du Maurier. the Duke
of Manchester, the Earl of Ava, Richard
Harding Davis and Arthur Byron. AS
a matter of act,s Miss Barrymore was
engaged, at different times, to Mr.. Irving
and Mr.. Du AIaurier, but the plishts
were. broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
R,ston 10. BrookIyn. 5.

BROOKLYN, May 2.-Boston out-Payed
Brooklyn at all points to-day, ana won
in a canter. Dineegl went up IN the ar
in the third. but after that steaded hlin-
self. kitson was knocked out OF the DON
in the fourth, Howell taking his place.
Attendance, 2110.
Score by innings: h II. T..
Boston,. .....1 OSLO 0o2-1o IA
Brooklyn ..1 40OOO00-5 .
Barteries-Dineen and Sullivan kitson,
Howell and Mcclure. Umpire-Eamslle.
Time, 2:29.
Philadelphia, Z; New York. 8.
NEW YORK, May 2-ciradys indiffer-
ent playing at third base and timely bat
ting, aided the Piailadelphians in scoring
another victory over the New 4orks to-
day The New Works drove Piaftt to the
bench in the third, and Donainue, who re-
lieved him, stayed the New York's bat
ting score. Attendance, 3,0e0
Score by innings: R. II. E.
Philadelphia. 49,. 0 % oooo-7 16 2
New York.. .1 o0010o-5 9 .
Batteries-Piatt, Donahue and McFar-
land: Hawley and Bowerman. Umpire
Connolly. Time, 2:15
American League.
Milwaukee, S; Kansas City, 9.
Minneapolis, .; Chicago, y.
Buffalo 10: indianapolis, 4.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 2.-Cleve-
land, 5: Detroit, 6.
SPRINGFIELD. May 2.-springheld, I;
Montreal, 2.
Eastern League.
Providence II: Syracuse, 2.
Hartford, 6: Toronto, 4.
Worcester, Z: Rochester, 4.
Other Games.
University of Pennsylvania, 16; SYRIA
cuse University, Z.
Princeton, II; Cornell, Z.
Brown, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
Where They Play To-Day.
Richmond at Petersburg.
Newport News al Hampton.

PETERSBURG, VA. May Especial
The Rluebirds defeated the home team
today by score of IL TO 3. thus taking
the three games from Petersburg. Until
the seventh inning the score stood 5 TO 3.
By series OF errors. made by the Peters
burg team. Richmond succeeded in net
ting SIX runs II the seventh inning. The
features of the game were the all-around
work of the Richmond team. and especially
the work of Tannehill and Kahn.
Manager Foster says changes Will be
made in his team; that some Of the play
ers Will be released at once, and others.
who have won laurels on the diamond,
will be put in their places
Umpire Omsay was compimented. es-
pecially by the Petersburg team. for the
fairness with which he rendered his de-
cis.ons. +Ricamsnd plays here again 10
morrow The score:
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80
DEATHS.

.GILLIAM.-Died, at her residence, No.
o21 South Cherry Street. Wed n g az
May I'd. at $50 P. NJ, MARY F. Gill
LIAM relict of the late Thaddeus M
Gillian in her fifty-ffth year
The remains will be taken to James
City FRIDAY MORNING at 8 A NJ,
and Inferred in the family burylns-
ground.
at his residence, No.
= 514 North Twenty-fourth Street, MI. j.
s. c.. CLIFTON.
Funeral notice later.
Clarksville Tenn.l paper please copy
RUsKELL.-Died, Wednesday. May :.
1850, at the residence of her husband
No. Is South Beech Street LENA T.,
wife of Leon Ruskeli; aged twenty
nine years.
Funeral from the Grace-street Pres
byterian church CDR Witherspoon's)
FRIDAY, May 4th. at 4 P. Al. Inter
ment in Hollywood. Friends OF the
family respectfully invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
No Ticket as Yet.

About twenty-five or thirty dissruntled
negro Republicans of jackson Ward met
at st. Luke's Hall, on Duval Street, last
sGlt and ydHiied tho Democratic norn1-
nees for the municipal election and COM
planned of the way In which the affairs
Of the city are administered.
The meeting was uIli,ar Ifaninsis q nd de-
void OF politics interest. there ba!ng some
present who asserted that they would not
cast another vote IN municipal election
so long as they live in this city.
An effort to get the negro voters OF
the ward together to put up an indepen-
dent ticket has utterly failed SO far. i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
FOR CIVIL SERVICE.
The Appropriation Made Is More Than
Sixty-One Millions.

WASHINGTON, May 2-The sundry
civil appropriation bin, the r,ost impor-
tant of the general supply bills and the
last of the Hs-, was completed by the
Committee on Appropriations today, and
reported by Chairman Cannon to the
House.
II carries s61.5S6. rs. being sS,4S5,e less
than the estimates and $9.109, LAG more than
the appropriations for the current fiscal
year. In addition to the amounts carried
by the bill, contracts are authorized
amounting to s4.437500, including $s215,00o
for public buildings.
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No nominations Made.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May BLESS
than forty delegates, representing six Of
the sxty-six counties Of Alabama, as
sembled here in response to the call Of
Chairman Grove for State convention
OF the Populist party.
On account of the small attendance. no
nominations for State officers were made.
Eleven delegates to the National Conven-
ton in Cincinnati were elected. Fhey
were instructed to vote for only known
Middle-of-the- Road PopuliStS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
The Dollar Dinner.

DETROIT, MICH, May 2.-"The Dollar
Dinner of the Mohawk Democratic Club
tonight was a notable affair The bright
particular star among the spakers was
-Democracy's distinguished leader. Other
speakers were Congressman Sulzer, of
New York, and eX-Gongressman James
Hamilton Lewis, of Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03

writes: Il have used
Peruna Tor years and
l know of no better
medicine on the mar
ket. It should be
used in every house
hold. As a cure for
catarrl, I know OF
nothing better.
Catarrll of t h e
stomach causes a
condition known as
dyspepsia or indi-
gestion. It usually
results from catarrh
in the throat, but
Co,atip,aS aarJr-S in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
TWENTY KILLED
BY FILIPINOS
from First Page.)

bows were connected with the Forty
third Regiment at the time of the mas
sacre. The reports from the Philippines
will now be watched with the greatest
interest by the friends and relatives Of
the Richmond boys until it is learned
whether or not any Of them were killed
in yesterdays attack at Catubiga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
shinl,ui1dcrs Outclassed

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May 2.-Spec-
ial.-Newport News team is not, a-:Aar-
entity, in the same class With Hampton,
wa;lfcn to-day, for the third time in as
many afternoons. won.
The only difference is that to-day's farce
was worse Than those preceding, Hampton
winning by a score of 20 to :.
The locals did not play ball. High, who
pitched Monday, was in the box for
Hampton to-day, and without eXertinG
himself, got of with twelve hits.
The visitors made nineteen hits off
Dandrlim, Van Geisen and Culver, who
+ were in the box for the Shipbuilders.
/ -Four OF the runs made by the locals
were for four bases. Clay making three
t1ene runs, and Gates the other. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03

people who have never had catarrll else
where. The symptoms of dyspepsia are
liver complaint. olioUsness. sour stomach,
Water-brasl1, bloating after eating, consu-
"a ton, piles, and, in many coses, low spir-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03

SUMMARY: Three-base hit-Rea Home
run-Summerssiil Base on balls-On
Pinker,oi1. 5; off DeCamp. 5; off John
son, .. Struck out-By Pinkerton. >: by
Decanp. L: by Johnson. 2. Hit by pitched
bali-Pinkerton, Mallory Double plays
Hal, TO Jackson TO Carpenter. Sacrifice
hits-powning {2l, Stearns, Jewell. Pass
ed balls-Waisll, s. Wild pitch-DeCamp.
Ump.re-Stlibley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
Suburban Athletics.

Citinnan-I suppose you fellows out here
are all experts at outdoor exercises?
2Subbllhs-That' right. Every one or US
in the Lonelyville Country Club can cover
100 square yards with the lawn mower III
ten hours or efehTa Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03

man $50 to 1 and Is to y second; Kimmage
G. to 10) third. Time, 1:27.
Sixth race-Five furlongs-Bellario e to
y first, Billionaire tS to l and eren) sec
ond Horsa 6 to y third. Time LOO is.
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A Strike On.

ATLANTA, GA, May "A strike in
volving many and widely diversified
branches of organized labor is on in At
lanta and surrounding towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-03
No constitutional Objection.

No Constitutional Objection.
III believe" remarked cailaw. "saas a
man ough. TO be allowed 10 wear high
ha. with q sack coat IL he wants to-''
"certainly." replied Tenspot- There
Is nothing In the Constitution TO prevent
a man from making fool * himself
Detroit Free Press.