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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08

Church closed Sunday night The
church has been greatly helped Spirit
ually by the meeting and there We're
several who crofessed faith In Christ.
The b. Y. p. U. OF Spurgeon Memo
rial Baptist Church held very pro-
htable meeting last night. A most at
tractive and interesting feature was
the address of Rev. c. J. f. Anderson.
OF HEREFORD. n. c.. on Foreign Mis-
sions." Mr.. Anderson has resigned his
pastorate of the Baptist Church Mt
HEREFORD in order to accept an appoint
ment from the Foreign Mission Board
OF the Southern Baptist Convention as
missionary to China
Two marriages are booked to come
off In the ward within the next two
weeks.
The Sunday School Association OF
Trinity NJ. T.. Church held Its regular
monthly meeting last night aud trans
acted business of much Importance. A
steady increase was reported in addl-
tons to the Sunday school.
Columbia Conclave No I. Hepta-
sophs, or S. w. NJ. initiated several
candidates into the mysteries of th,
order last night.
Rev. j. P. Barrett. d. D.. returned
to Franklin last night. where the
southern Christian Convention Is hold
ing its biannal session.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
BERKELEY NEWS and ADVERTISEMENTS

Mrs. ]. S. Garwood and daughter,
Miss Emma, of Lynnhaven. spent
Sunday with the family of DR.. G. A.
Thompson on Berkeley avenue.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Eva Etheridge. OF Curritucls
county. is the guest of Mrs. II. j. Ham
son. on Eleventh street.
The infant of MT. and Mrs. r. II.
kinsey is quite Ill at their home in
South Norfolk.
a game of ball was played on Hardy's
plat yesterday afternoon between the
Berkeley avenue and Main street teams.
OF small boys. resulting in q score of
l6 TO 13 in favor of the latter
Mr.. James Cunningham. OF New York
is the guest OF his sister. Mr.. ]. T.
scarborough. on Liberty street.
Mr.. w. T. Sears who has been spend
Ing several days with his family on
Berkeley avenue has returned to his
place of business In Wilmington, N. c.
See State licenses notice in this Is
sue. Mr.. l.. M. Nichols, collector will be
found at the Town Hall every Satur-
day to receive payment.
Mrs. Henry HUMPHREYS Is quite sick
at her residence on Berkeley avenue.
Mrs. a. NJ. Proctor who has been
spending the past month with her
daughter. Mrs. G.. l.. Crisp in Currituck
has returned to her home on Berkeley
avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
O ~ s. rT 60 REA,
Bears the ~ Tho Kind You AaIa AIsays Bought
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LAMBERT's POINT.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the II. r.
Church will meet in special session at
the church Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock TO discuss matters OF IMPORT
ance with reference to several church
enterprises.
Mr.. Jas. V. Ramos. formerly with Nc
Curdy & McCurdy. druggists. of Nor
folk. has accepted a position as pre-
scription clerk with Mr.. Geo. w. Face.
Jr.. of the Myers Avenue Pharmacy
Mr.. Ramos is n full graduate in his
profession and Is also a registered drug
gist.
The revival at Burrows Memorial
Baptist Church is growing in interest
under the earnest and effective preach
ing of Rev. w. F. Fisher, of Ports
mouth. He preached an able sermon
last night from the words, Follow
Me-" There have been many requests
for prayer and quite a number of con-
versions.
Mr.. C. C. Boykin, who recently re-
signed his position as pharmaceutical
clerk at the Myers Avenue Pharmacy.
will shortly embark in new enterprise
here. in which considerable capital will
be invested.
A little SON OF Mr.. Terry. who resides
on Thirty-seventh street. fell from the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
NAVAL ORDERS 6.

The following naval orders have been
issued:
Lieutenant w. L. Rogers Is detached
from the Vermont and ordered to the
Kentucky.
Lieutenant Commander r. S. Carter
is ordered to duty on the Franklin in
stead of to the Vermont.
Lieutenant Commander H. NJ. Hodges
is detached from the equipment bureau
and ordered to the Washington yard
for ordnance instruction.
Lieutenant G. G. Mitchell Is detached
from the Enterprise and ordered ITO
duty on the Wabash.
These changes have taken place on
the Asiatlc station:
Lieutenant w. c. Herbert is ordered
from the Yosemite to the Concord.
Lieutenant l.. NJ. Mutton is ordered
from the Bennington to the New Or
leans.
Lieutenant A. Morltz IS ordered from
the Newark and to the Yosemite.
Lieutenant Commander NJ. T.. Hall Is
ordered from the Culgoa and to the
Mare Island hospital.
Lieutenant Commander J. M. Barton
is ordered to the Newark.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
An Appeal In Behalf Of zlonlsm.
Norfolk. Va. May 5th. 1900.

Norfolk. Va. May 5th, 1900.
Editor of Virginicn- Pilot:
To those unacquainted with the aims
of Zionism we wish to explain that its
object is the securing OF legally as
sured home in Palestine for those that
are. practically speaking. homeless.
While speaking OF that melancholy
our co-religlonlsts come under that
heading. homeless" Go to Russia and
see for yourself the horrors the misery
the poverty and. above all, the persecu-
tionS to which the scattered sheep of
Israel are subjected. and if 1t does not
move you to tears don't think any
thing else will. Go and see what Is
Roumania. in Austria. in Persia, in
Morocco in Algeria and other countries
where their rights exists on paper only,
ard unless you believe that Israel
should be assimilated by the other ma
tions YOU will become one of the great
est adherents of Zionism. OH for n
Jeremiah. who could write up n lamen-
tation upon the modern sufferlngs Of
the Jews of Continental Europe No
doubt you remember the story OF Cain
and Abel I'm the Book of Genesis. where
God asked Cain. Where Is your
brother?" We'll. that answer was out
OF tune. even then over fifty centuries
ago. Then. how much more Improper,
unmanly. uncharitable and m- Ameri-
can is it TO answer now. in the nine
teenth century: I'm I the kee?er of
my brother?" when told of the Jews
SUFFERING in Europe. What claim can
We lay to civilization if we do not care
Tor our fellowmen'S welfare and the
cry OF the downtroddcn does not con-
Germ us? What right have we to call
ourselves Jews, Hebrews and Israeiists
cfp tt,o
fortunate? How can we call ourselves
human beings in the true sense Of the
term unless we deal humanely? I
would like to know who is there to re-
lieve the oppressed Jews IL not our
selves? England has gone to war for
the relief OF :he Uitlanders in Africa.
United States relieved Cuba of Spanish
msrule. Turkey is threatened with war
Tor depressing the Armenlans: when
missionaries get roughly treated in
emma 1t causes great commotion and
Warshlps are sent to protect them: but
is there any one to avenge the wrongs
done to the Jews in Europe day after
DAY! NO: OF course not. Therefore. it
is our duty TO take an interest in the
matter and do something for their re-
lief by joining the Zion movement,
whose sole object is the removal of
those Jews 10 Palestine whose life I'm G
become uncomfortable from the endless
persecution. Keeping this object in
view. ~ It too much when we ask Won
Tor little sympathy for cause so
noble? am sure 1t is not and earnestly
nope that this may convince YOU that
1t is time to do something for the helm
less.
THOSE who wish to Join the organlza
tion can do SO by dropping n postal 10
Joseph Strubinsky, secretary OF tho
bnai zion Alliance. GA Z. Brambleton
avenue. Norfolk, Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
MORRIS PARK RACES.

New York. Nav 7.-Three favorltes.
Dread. Hesper and Maxine Gomez. won
at Morris Park to-day. The feature
was the fifth race, n condition affair
for 4-year-olds and upward which was
won by Approval in easy manner.
Summaries:
First Race-Six Furlongs: Dread III
to 50. won: Oliver Mac G. to and 5
to p. second; Olea &c to ~. third. Time,
1:12N.
Second Race-Tour Furlongs: Far
Rockaway 12 to -. won; Millionaire Go
to l and to u. second: Bounteous 90
to ~. third. Time. :47ia.
Third Race-Six and one-half Fur
longs: Magnificent a to u, won; AS
quith (25 to and to -. second: Her
bert (6 to -, third. Time. 1:22k
Fourth Race-Seven Furlongs (sell-
ing): Hesper q to y. won; Buffoon G.
to / and to 50. second; King Bramblc
GO to -. third. Time. 1:2SA.
Fifth Race-One Mile: Approval a
to -. won: Walt Not III to 10 and to
-. second: Survivor e to y. third.
Time. 1:41A.
Sixth Race-One Mile: Maxine Co
mez Is 10 p. won: Kinnlkinnic q to 2
and to 81. second: Lindemore $50 to y,
third. Time, l;t1%.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
TIE STATE LEAGUE.

The Norfolk "Phenoms' went to
Hampton yesterday and played with
Ashenback's Bluebirds, defeating them
by score of to T. An account of
the game will be found in the Hampton
correspondence.
Richmond crossed bats with Ports
mouth on the latters grounds, winning
by score of 8 to 4. An account OF the
game will be found in the Portsmouth
department.
The Newport News teams went to
petersburg and was "cooped" to the
tune of 4 to Z.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
AN ALLEGED BIGAMIST.
J. H. Buck Looking For His
Brother-in-L Law, o. M. Sneed.
Latter Married Formers Sister, In Gilmer-
ton, whilo Having a Wife In Ports
mouth, It is Charged Cut His Hand
Sundays Service. Brief Mention.

Messrs. ]. II. Buck and C. A. Curtin,
of Gllmerton, were in town last night
In search of .. NJ. Sneed, who married
the formers sister some months ago.
although he was married TO another
woman. who lives in Portsmouth
Sneed met his last wife, who was a
MIS-. Rockyer, young widow. some
months ago in Gilmerton while drum
ming tor tea house. and married her
Few days ago he became discon-
tented and left her. Sneed Is n young
man. His brother-in-law MIR. Buck IS
hot on his trail and says that he Will
nave him before he rests.
AN ACCIDENT
MI. e. I. Humphries came near sey-
ering two fingers from his left hand
Yesterday afternoon while cutting meat
al his fathers store. on Berkeley ave
nue.. The gashes were quite painful
ferinS.
A SOCIAL CLUB MEETING.
The Glenmar Social Club OF Norfo,,r
portsmouth and Berklcy will meet a
me residence of Miss Lizzie Roetlke on
Berkley avenue. this evening nj 8
o'clock. Various games will he in
uuIsea In and refreshments will be
served. They will also arrange IN c;vo
hay ride Wednesday 4venlng.
SUNDAYS SERVICES.
KEY: Harry Walton. superintendent of
the Union Mission, Norfolk presched
at the Main Street Christian Church
Sunday evening, using for his subject
CONSERVATION" Mr.. Walton preached
very practical and interesting SER
mon. The pastor. Rev. NJ. p. Porter.
preached at night on Excuses a
great deal of interest was made mani
rest. The meeting will be continued
this week.
Mr.. b. j. Thompson is indlsposed a.
his home on Berkeley avenue
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
!, THE PORTSMOUTH BAprIsTs.

Ministers Of That Denomination Meet
and Discuss Matters Religious.
The Rev. v. Hanson presided at the
Baptist Ministers Conference at Court
Street Church Monday morning. The
further discussion OF the Second Com
the day. was, By agreement. postponed
till the Monday after the fourth Sun
day.
DR.. j. ]. Taylor of F'reemason Street,
and Rev. e. e. Dudley. Of Central Ave
nue.. Norfolk, will leave to-day for HOT
Springs. Ark, to attend the southern
Baptist Convention, which meets In
that place next Friday. DR.. Taylor
will preach the Introductory sermon.
DR.. r. b. Garrett, of Portsmouth,
baptized one and received one by letter.
Pastor Fisher. Of Fourth Street. re-
ceived one by letter and one for bap-
tism and gave the hand OF fellowship
Hutchins. l.. C. Brinson and r. A.
Hutchins were set apart as deacons of
the Fourth Street Baptist Church Sun
day afternoon. The service was a very
impressive one. Drs. Taylor, Of Nor
folk. and D. B. Dunaway, of Port Nor
Samuel Saunders. Of Scottsville. made
the ordan1ng prayer. Rev. G. w. Cox
made the address before the Sunbeam
Society.
Rev. s. S. Robinson. of South Nor
folk received two by letter.
+ Rev. T. c. Skinner, Of Berkeley, re-
ceived two by letter and one by ex-
perience.
Rev. l.. r. Christie, of Norfolk, re-
ceived one by letter.
Rev. G. w. Cox, OF Lambert's Point,
reports an interesting meeting. Seve-
raj have 2rofessed faith in Christ and
deep seriousness pervades the congre-
cation. The meeting will continue this
week. Mr.. Cox preached the annual
sermon before the Lodge Of Pythians
Sunday morning.
Rev. j. w. Mitchell, of South Street.
gave the hand Of fellowship to five and
received one for baptism.
Rev. Samuel Saunders, of Scottsville,
Will continue his meeting during this
week. Crowds gathcre each night to
hear Mr.. Garland -Four have professed
faith and a number have been re-
claimed.
Rev. E. B. Hatcher, of Norfolk, re-
ceived five by letter. two for baptism
and gave the hand Of fellowship to
seven.
Rev. w. v. Savage. OF Churchland.
has returned from Chase City, Va,
where he has been aiding In a meeting.
There were about forty professions OF
faith.
Or. Hall. Of Norfolk. gave the hand
of fellowship to two.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08

top OF his fathers cistcrn to the ground
Sunday afternoon and fractured one of
his arms above the elbow. His injuries
were attended to by DR.. Drewry.
Messrs. Myers G. I<illiam will in the
near future erect large building on
the southeast corner of Thirty sixth
street. to be used as n grocery and
provision store.
Mr.. c. w. Pearse. OF South Mills. N.
C.. has purchased the old farm house
on Colonial street near the Powhntan
Manufacturing Companys mill. and
has had 1t enlarged and otherwise i'm
Proved. and is now occupying ii as a
residence.
New board walks have been put down
by Mr. Eilliam in front of his property
on Thirty-fifth street. which greatly
improves the appearance OF that thor
oughfare.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church here has elected the following
officers: Howard LanIer. president:
Willie Jones. first vice-president: Mrs.
Nj. IL. Jones. second vice president;
Mrs. P. a. Lakes. third vice-prcsidcnt
wallace Lanier. secretary: w NJ.
wright. treasurer; Miss Mae Lakes.
orsanist' AT the meeting next Sunday
afternoon the Charity Lookout, Liter
appointed.
difficul.y occurred in Slate Town
between two colored boys yesterday ar
ternoon. during which John Davis was
severely cut in his throat by his ontag-
onist with pen knife DIR. Dought.e.
VINO sewed IN the wounl. says thar 4,
the blade had penetra led his neck a
quarter OF an inch farther +. would
nave severed the juglar vein and
death would have ensued The often
ucr was arrested and fined SIS and costs
MRS. Mamie Smith, of Bowdcns Ferry
road. VINO has been sick for several
weeks. is now convalescent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
INDEPENDENTS ELECT OFFICERS
And the Chambers and INDEPENDENTS

And the Chambers and Independents
Were Inspected by the Chief.
The two steam fire engine companies
OF this city. the Independents, Captain
Julian T.. Pace and the Chambers Com
papy. Captain r. c. Marshall, were in
spected last night at their respective
houses by Chief Frederick Weirsdorf
and Assistant Chiefs r. l.. Herbert,
G. r. Warren and Geo. S. Bell, with
secretary Of the Fire Board, r. e. B.
Stewart and Captain Emmett Deans,
of the Hook and Ladder Company.
These companies are unQucstlonably
the finest volunteer fire organizations
IN the South. and the appearance they
presented last night was very imposing,
indeed. and but established the oft re-
peated fact, that Portsmouth is proud
or her fire companies. the hook and lad
der deserving words of commentator.
After the inspection the Independents
retired to their hall and went into an
election of officers for the coming year,
with the following result: Julian f.
Pace. foreman: Chss. T. Bland. first
assistant foreman; W. e. Johnson, sec
ond assistant foreman: Cary II. War
rem. second assistant chief engineer
Joseph F. Weaver. financial secretary;
Durham Renshaw. corresponding secre-
tary; L. j. Friedlin, treasurer: w. IT.
Hyslop, driver of engine: VIM. Nj.
Smith. engineer; w. l.. Sykes, fireman;
Edward Houston. driver of hose cart,
Mr.. Oscie Dashiell. who has Oiled this
position for so many years, declining to
allow his name to be used: DR.. F. S.
Hope. surgeon.
Next Friday night the company will
celebrate Its forty-seventh anniversary
with parade. concluding with n ban
quet Mt Armory Hall, where covers for
ESQ Will be laid and the Seaboard Air
Line Band will furnish the music.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
GAS TORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sss's 'ss Of &s<zz1z7::@.:
CYCLIC Club NJ eetlng.

At-a-Hiee.ias- of the Norfolk Gyeie
Club at Venice" the clubs head
quarters, last night fourteen new mem
eers were added to the list OF cyclists
already holding membership. The
clubs next run will be taken Thursday
night. leaving headquarters at O'clock
and going around the ten-mile circle.
These runs are very pleasant. and the
number OF cyclists who Join them ia
gradually growing larger.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON. S; NOW YORK. :,

Boston. May 7.-Today's game abounded
In errors and hits, many OF the latter 90
Ing safe when they should have been easy
put.outs with good fielding. Hawley was
ming. but Seymour. who succeeded him
was scarcely more effective Chamber's'
Boston's new pitcher. was given n chance
in the sixth inning. He has specd and
curves. but lacks control.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Boston ........ o 8 o 64oo o ks Is s
New York -. 2 O 9 2 oil - G
Observation-Disclosures. Dinecn and Glenn
ents and Clarke. Seymour. Hawley and
Warner. Umpire-Connolly. Time-2.O5
Attendance-l,S 500
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THE COURTS.

Judge Prentis convened the CITY Cir
cult Court yesterday. and, upon calling
the docket. several important cases
were continued. There will be no Jury
cases. it is said. at this term.
Judge Watts presided in the Hastings
Court. Walter Strother was tried and
convicted of stealing n bicycle and
given six months In Jail.
Lee Edwards. colored. for theft OF
several watches from Jones. jewelry
store. was given six months In JAIL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
THE MAYORS COURT.

Lemuel Corey and Edward Barber,
for larceny. were sent to Jail for six
months each.
VIM. Smith. hallooing fish through
the street on Sunday; fined 81.
Jerome Walker. assault and battery
on a colored woman; fined s10
Jerome Walker carrying concealed
weapons; fined 500.
James Howard was fined $40 for an
assault on a woman on King street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
The Peoples League.
Editors Virginian-

May 9TH. 1900.
Editors VirEinian-Pilot:
The first circle of the paonIes.
League was organized by Bombay Ed
wards al Virginia Beach, May g. 1900
The League is to consist Of local
county. state. national and inter-na-
tional circles.
The purpose of this League Is not to
take the place of any of the existing
useful organizations. but to supple.
ment them by supplying a deeply fcIt
and growing need. namely, better
governmental government by the peo-
pie. for the people. a government that
Will promote the interest of the poor n :
we'll as that of the rich
The notices of the League are:
!. y Bible for every one.
Christ all in ALL
g. Love to God.
4. Love to my Neighbor. -.
s. Good Citizenship. -
Good Government.
Z. Principles before Parties.
s. Union is Strength.
Any wishing to corporate ms or
ganizers will please communicates with
the undersigned.
BOMBAY EDWARDS.
General Secretary and Organizer.
Virginia Beach. Va. May e. 1900.
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BERKELEY ADVTS.
NOTICED

State licenses for 1900 are now due.
Parties who are doing business without
license are required to take out the same
without further notice, or they will be
dealt with according to law. can be
found at the Town Hall in Berkley every
Saturday. L. NJ. NICHOLAS, Commits
sioner of Revenue. Mas 2w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
OTHER GAMES

Springfield. 4.
At Cleveland.-Buffalo. z; Cleveland. 5.
At Kansas City.-Chicago-K Kansas City
game postponed; wet grounds.
At Detroit.-Indianapolis IL: Detroit, 9.
fourth inning on account of rain; no
game.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4: Hartford. q
At Providence-Provldcnc s.; Mon
.treal. L.
At Worccster-,roronto.1 10; Worcester- q
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neara the ~ The Kind You Haze AIaays Bought
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BRAN BLETOH.

Rev. c. ]. r. Anderson. of Hereford
~. =. is the guest OF Mr.. H. S. JARVIS.
WINDSOR avenue. He leaves to-day for
Durnam. NJ G.. to conduct 4 protractcd
meeting at the Second BAPTIST church
there.
The revival at McKendree Methods,
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Norfolk Local
(Continued.)
PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum bling
freely open to all parties. classes. per-
sons, views and capabilities. the Vir-
Gihian-Pilot is responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions cx-
pressed therein. nor for the style in
which they are set forth. The Ignorant
ana uneducated shall be heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
MINISTER'S AssOCIATION

Monday morning next the Minister'S
Association Of Portsmouth will meet in
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms to consider a
matter OF great Importance. The
meeting is called at the request of the
secretary and of several members OF
the association. and every minister is
urged to be present.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Seaside Lodge No. so, X. of P
United Council No. 1886. A. +. Of II.
City Council. Council Chamber.
Board OF Supervisors, Norfolk county.
Wildey Encampment No. 8, /. 0. o. r.
Old Dominion Conclave No. 293. 1.
o. H.
Howard Division No. .. S. o. IT.
Ancient Order Hibernians. benevolent.
Trinity Chapter No. 346, b. of st. A.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
PITTSBURG 6: CHICACO 4

Pittsburg. May 7.-Pitsburgs hrhst four
runs were made by bunting. the last two
by three Dagger and n home run. Chi
cago hit Lever hard in spots, but excel
lent fielding kept the score down. At
tendance. $500.
Score by innings: RHE
Pittsburg -. 0 l 1 l 0 2 $40 o
Chicago 800. 0 D . IA 9 .
Batteries-Leevcr and thinner; Garvin
and Donohue. Umpire-TIurst. Time
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08

PHILADELPHIA, Q: BROOKLYN 10.
Brooklyn n. Y. May 7.-Today's game
was a smuggling match. with the hits about
even. but Brooklyn won by better base
running and superior fielding. The play
fs-efQaAlea- and-l.aInie- xxas-the- fea.
ture.
Score by innings: RHIc
Philadelphia 0 2 q is s
Brooklyn $500. 3 S l xl3 II l
Batteries-Piatt and Douglass; Ken
nedy and Farrell. Umplre-Emscc. At
tendance, $500. Time-237
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At Worccster-Toronto. 10; Worcester.
TAR HEELS BEAT MARYLANDERs.

7 nv f1EEIIto I1fIAI MA K In n DEITS.
Mebane. N. c.. May Tn a superbly
played game of ball at Bingham School
at Mebane. n. c., this afternoon, the
Bingham boys defeated the University
of Maryland by a score OF to 5. Bling
ham made only one error. The fol-
lowing is summary:
Bingham-Six runs. IL hits, error
Struck out. 0: two double plays.
Maryland-Five runs. 10 hits, 6 errors
Struck out, Z; two double PLAYS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-08
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens root Ease. a powder for IN.
feet 1t cures painful. swollen, srnartinr
nervous feet and Instantly takes the sting
out OF corns and bunions. It's tie great,
Foot-Ense makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t 10 a certain cure for sweating,
oaay Sold BY ai sed
stores. BY mail for Csc. in stamps Trial
package free Address. ALLEN s. OLM-
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ID ANK OF BERKLEY.-COUNTR
- TRADE speciality. Convenient hours
Interest on deposits. fell-tf
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This does not include any of the
Elizabeth City trips, which us entirely
separate and distinct with it's expenses,
&c.