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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Curtains and Draperies

Don't like to say just how much
more these Curtains at $0.48 are
worth than what we ask for them,
or the Frou Frou Portieres at $500.
They are worth more, but it's Christ
mas, and they are going at the
prices quoted.
IS different styles of fine Handmade Irish
Point Lace Curtains, heavy floral and scroll
borders, plain and figured CELL CO AZ
tres, good value for w. ~
Fine Scotch Net Curtains. large range OF
patterns. Brussels and Irish point & 7 90
effects, s. yards long, extra width, pO'oo
Heavy Nottingham Lace Curtains, Renais-
sance and floral designs, 3! yards 81 10
long, full width, per pair ~
Silkolne and Tinse Draperies, all
colors and designs, l2!e quality, per &c
Frou Frou Silk Portieres, rich floral designs
with heavy double tassel, fringe 3 yards
long, 50 inches wide, extra good Sis. 90
value, per pair.
Heavy Reversible Tapestry Portieres, East
ern designs, heavy fringe top and GR so
Solid Color Rep Portieres, with tapestry
borders and corded edge. green, G5 90
red and terra-cotta, per pair. w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS,
Vlce-President Middendorf, of the S. A. l..
Passes Through.

ViCe-President ]. ". Middendorf, of
OF friends, who occupied the private car
Of President Williams. when 1t was par
TALLY destroyed by an explosion a few
nights ago near Denmark, S. c., passed
through Richmond yesterday en- route
to Baltimore TheV occupied car No.
5. upon their return. which was side
tracked under the shed at the Main
Street Station for about two hours.
The following is the statement of the
estimated earnings of the Southern Rail
way system, second week, December:
Southern Railway Company, exclusive
of St. Louis-Lousville lines-This year
siOOl4S: last year $6I2.9cl: increase. ST.
2o2 Southern Railway, ST. Louis-Louis-
VILE ifnes-This year s5o,59o: last year
s5J.521; decrease, $4,i22e
with the railroads business is brisk at
this time, and becoming more brisk every
drought more shoppers TO the city than
ever before at this time or the year.
The Seaboard Air Line CnesaneaEs.
and Ohio and Atlantic Coast Line roads
all report heavy local travel INTO the
city which is explained by the influx o.
Christmas purchasers. tfelSht ana eA-
press is heavy. and on tomorrow the eS-
press companies will open their tenpor-
airy warehouse naa2. Tenth and cary
Streets, to handle the incoming packages
only. All must be sent from the Nam
Street Office.
Tho floods have subsidized on the West
ern Division of the Chesapeake and ONO
aud all trains are making schedule time
No Inconvenience is anticipated from
the snow 1t has been VERY light, and
"a got falling we-t OF Clifton Forge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Underskirts.
Furs.

Well, we we're not disappointed
yesterday.
You certainly turned out to our
special fur sale.
Our word is back Of ali these
goods, and that counts everything.
Only ask you dry goods store
profit on them, too.
Fur. Collarettes. made of electric seal. also
few eolored pieces, lined through ST, 80
out, were 1923. now
100 Electric, Black Bear. and Astachail
Fur Collarettes. lined all through
S4.oS, now
Four styles Fur>. Solid Black Nartell 9sailS
Brow, Marten Stoles with ten tails. Black
Eleetri: stoes and Nutria Stoles, 50 %
S64G and S7.:s furS fer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Remnants Of Black and ColoTed
Dress Goods and Silks.
) Friday morning we vii! place on sale 500
shot lengths Of Black and Colored Dress
Goods and Black and Colored Silks suitable
hr childrens dresses, separate skirts, waists
md trimmings sill displayed on centre tables
E1 front of our silk section. Possibly you may
End in the lot Just the length you want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Muslin Underwear.

We carry the best 50 cent gowns,
in the city, made in good cotton,
yoke solid tucked; also with lnser-
ton and lace in high and square neck.
New lot of gowns at 5c, gowns hen1stitched.
tucked and ruffed in high and pompadour
neclis. g and 90 inches in length
Skirts in Masonville cotton. cambria TSr
rufles, clustered tuck and lace cdging, ~
Cambria Skirts, with lawn ruffles, tucked
and lace trimmed. 81 90, S1.25 and S1.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Southern Educational Association Co
lumbin, S. c., December $3.50

1900.
Tho Atlantic Coast Line announces ono
fore Mus g membership fee, for the
round-trip from all points on its lines
to Columbia S. c., and return for the
above occasion. Tickets on sale Decem-
be1 o2d to 18th. inclusive, with final limit
January 9Th. 1902.
For fun informa ton apply to any agent
of the company or
- c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent
No. SIS East Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Xmas Gifts in Silk and
Dress Goods Remnants.

strange cant find something for Xmas IN these SIX
and dress goods remnants having regular remnant sale
as there's no them but the dress goods and silk man
Insisted that he sold odd last for Xmas presents
et him do as he pleased and here they most excel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

with good silk ronane This has e .sal+, ,re
best selling S12. so coat this season: = n III la
ate purchase enables.u to Offer GfU.UU
this for ~
Underskirts.
Special value ii, Underskirts IS LADIES',
Mercerzed Skirt, made with actordlon Plea1so
tlource or ruffled bottom: also some eordea,
bottom lined throughout with tlall- 81 fn
nelette; your choice
Handsome MerceTzed Underskirts. fine ma
teria, accordion p!eated to a corded hottolll,
for. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
N7l22oz &C RAoaas.
H7l2le1 &C RAo0as.
Special Christmas Sale Friday.
Ready-Made w ear.

for that afford to give
the ben fit Of Christmas values IN lines
Our inch Keey Coat $40 90 YOU as
the suits that are left. IT,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Few Fancy Things.
Hosiery Special.

You'll geta fine pair Hose Friday
H you get these.
This price for one day only.
: For Friday only: Misses and Boys Heavy
Ribbed Hose, fun regular made, double knees.
hees,and toes,, and guaranteed | 0A
stainless; regular 1oc pair; per pair ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
HAVE PICNICS AT
STATE TEST FARM
Farmers of Every Section Of Com
nonweath to Gather There.
COMPUTES W0MAN's SENTENCE
Governor Tyler D:als With Lima NaupIu, OF
Allegheny County = acquisition for
Milligan, Wanted in Danyille.
Books for Newport News.
COMPUTES WOMAN'S SENTENCE

Mr. Eoincr, the Commissioner OF AS-
riculture. has planned great things for the
Test Farm during the coming summer
Much has already been Done at the farm.
Wheat has been sown. the bitches have
been trimmed the entire place mas hecn
greatly improved, all the fa!l grasses
have, been sow,n, the mansion house is
being eniargeu, anu Tile ia.iI a..us.,nef
has become one Of the most attractive III
the Southsidc But these changes are
minor ones compared to those That next
spring will bring.
II is the purpose OF Mr.. hoiner aud
Manager Heiges to have q series Of in
stitutes and lIcncs there next Sumner
and get the railroads to give reduced rates
20 me people rom e,ely St~t-O.. u .ie
state may come to them. The loea Ia
that farmers from Chesterfield to Dam
willie and east and west OF the farm Will
come and spend the day at the farm
and let Manager Heiges and MI l>oiner
take them over the place, show them
what has been done and explain why. y
free lunch will be served on the lawn.
This lawn is really a park of ten or
moro acres, which is we'll shaded and
admirably adarIed for picnics Farmers
for many miles around so to the farm
NOW to see NJ. Hedges and get his adj
.sj., every cOliI.I,dUle au.JcCt So!ne
of rS1m who come from u distance sPenu
the CAV, and Mr.. HeiSes goes over the
farm with them. They seem 20 have Il
line time and say they are getting the
greatest benefit from the farm already.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

The Governor yesterday committed
+he, sentence OF Lima Maupin, of Allie
rhany county. from six years imprison-
Jntnt to three years.
This woman was sent to the peniten-
tairy last year on conviction OF murder
in the second degree She has d chill
fo11r wears of age which is with her
narents. who are very poor and unable
scarcely to care for themselves. So, at
the request of the judge of the Ale
gnany court. who thinks that the ends
Of Justice will be met with the three
wears term the Governor has decided to
commute the sentence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Chinaware for Xmas.

Dinner Sets, Tea Sets and all
kinds Of fine China are here now,
just at the very time you need them.
The Basement Store is a beauty
land sure enough, and we know
there's not a lover Of the exquisite
and dainty in China and Glassware
but what will be charmed at the
magnificent display we have on
hand.
Fine French China Dinner Set con-
tanning III pieces. handsomely decorat-
ed, in Pink and Coin Gold stippled,
all new shape pieces. price G2S on
now ...................... pCC.VO
1N2- Piece Dinner Set fine French China,
richly decorated in Forget Me-Nots and
heavy Coin Gold stippled GCS on
Chocolate set. consists of Cups and
Saucers. Fot and Tray. richly decorated
in Pink Roses and Blue Tinted. e2 90
price complete. r'oo
Beautiful Tea Pots, Butter Dishes.
Sugar Dishes and Cream Pitchers, Quad
ripple plated silver. special 60 so
price each.:.........-...-.. y
Fine French, China Comb aud Brush
TRAYS assorted decora tons. something
rich. special price now each 90 20
al ...............,...,.....
Extra large Cake Plates. richly DEC
Grated, several styles to select 81 40
from, price.
Az Shay Gilt Clock. guaranteed 'Iold
Plated, best movements, price $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Umbrella Specials.

Not too late yet to get one for
Christmas they're so accepta-
BILE. Price looks cheap for good
Umbrella, but that's the only cheap
thing about it.
100 Ladies' Umbrellas. Good quality cocola
cover. paragon frame, steel,rod and Ct 90
combination handles. each =. ~ wv
Gentlemen's Silk and Linen Covered I'm
brellas. 26-inch, paragon frame. steel rod,
patent rubber, and both plain and Ct 20
mounted Congo handles, each ~ Nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Goats.
Book News.

Of the making Of books there is
no end.
That's true, and there's some
mighty common ones being made,
too-common in every way read
ing matter, paper, type and binding.
Think you'll find our books are
not in this class.
We expect to continue in the book
business, and we couldn't afford to
keep trashy stuff.
A beautifully bound little book,
with the finest of paper and clearest
of type, is Uncle Jerry's Platform
ard Other Christmas Stories, by
Miss GillieCary, a Richmond au-
thoress. Illustrated in half-tone.
3oC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Suits.

Suits.
Just II suits. Atwood Venetlans and all
wool Broadclotl i'll Eton and Jacket styles,
flounced skirts, sold at SLIPS and 81 50
s14.l5. for.
Goats.
Still selling a 27-ir1f light tan Kersey Coat,
lined throughout. has L'Aiglon col e OK
lar. flared cuffs worth $3.50, now. y
We call your attention to-day tor the iISt
time to an elegant KerSey 42-incl Auto, with
high storm collar we'll made, lined throughout
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Ladies' Handkerchief and
NeCkwear.

Now's the time and here's the
place for fine Handkerchiefs and
Neckwear for Xmas.
Well put them in fancy boxes
for you.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiets,
very sheer, and choice of SIX different DC
patterns, four for /. cS
Hemsttched All-Linen and Swiss Embroid-
cred and Lace Trimmed Handkerchets, all
desirable patterns, all extra value. Or
cdtl
Cream Venice Turnover Coars-the same
sssn 1s5sF shown in town a! Is: 12I2c
Liberty silk and Ribbon Neck RuffS in
black: the best value we have e. 90
seen for the money: each ~ wv
Handsome line of Taffeta Automobile CSc
Ties in all combinations of colors, each ~cS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Drugsets and Rugs.

Big demand for these goods this
season.
Naturally means Our sales have
been large.
Nice thing, isn't it, to know where
to come to get them, and where
second grade rug won't be sold at a
first-class price?
Atwood Smyrna Druggets, Oriental and
Persian patterns:
ox12 feet good value, for S25.5o
o112 feet, excellent value, tor S22.5Q.
All-Woo1 Snly ma Hall Rugs, Imperial brand,
Oriental and Turkish designs, for s.. So So 90
and $3.50.
All-Wool Smyrna Rugs. Floral and Per-
slams SLAMS patterns all toi0rs' 5eH6e $2.25
All-wool Brussels EIs Rugs R. ss;t twenty $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

how 90 FLnCSC PllCCo oo'' yoo
rent, so come in early.
Commencing friday we will place our en-
E1re line of Sterling Silver o251ooo fine Mani
cure lieles. consisting of Bells, Darners,
Blotters, Files, Tooth Brushes. Nail Brushes,
seals. Cuticies, Hooks. Shoe Horns and Paper
cutters, on sale,at the following prices These
goods are all new and this seasons purchases,
therefore insuring the best values possible:
Regular 1ec kind, each (. 123c
Regular 25c kind, each i. .191
Regular 800 kind, each 2S1
Regular 500 and 5ec kind, each $50
Regular 500 and 75c kind, each SOC
Regular e6o kind, each o9c
Few Fancy Things.
10 cases more Just received of Soaps and
Perfumes This box contains two cakes OF
highly perfumed Toilet Soap and one bottle OF
Extract, and is irregular 25c package; 1r
per box
Smith & Eege Automatic Hand Sewing
Machine makes a useful Xmas $500
Ladies' and Boys Bone and Stag Horn
Handle Knives, two and three blades, DC
laarh ~o -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

The fate Of old Cicero Harris is sealed.
He will lang to-day. The Governor
decided this morning not to commute his
sentence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Mr. B. +. Johnson has sent to Com
missioner of Labor Doherty thirty excel
lent books for the library of the Newport
News Central Trade and Labor Council.
These and others that have come to MI
Dohertv for this library are being ship
ped TO Newport News.
The idea or the Central Council of New
mort News is TO provide pleasant place
during the winter for the hundreds OF
voI1ng men in Newport News who have
no families to meet and SPEND their even
ines profitably and innocentiy instead Of
on the streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Mr.. Ernest N. Weaver. Of Florida.
Ohio, has Just written Commissioner OF
Agriculture Koner to know if there was
n chance Of his buying q good Virginia
farm at d reasonable price. He says Ike
has $1,000 or S1ICED to invest in a Viz
GINA farm.
Mr. T. W Williams, sheriff OF South
ampton county. was a caller at the Office
Of the State Auditor yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

The hall of the House of Delegates has
been rendered by Nh Richardson, super
intenoent of Grounds and bulihlnss.
~ the Virginia. Historical Society for the
evening of December 21st when Dr.. Jane
son. Of the Chicago University, will de-
liver the annual address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

The following charters were recorded In
the office of the Secretary Of the Com
yesterday: Humphrey. "a
wilson Hardware Company, OF Wyfhe
county: and the Bank of Ivanhoe. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
Dress Goods for Holiday Gifts
Reductions in Sterling
Silver Holiday Goods.

Well be crowded in this depart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Mr.. Richardson has also taken an IN
voice of the furniture OF the EXECUTIVE
Mansion which will soon be turned over
"a Governor Tyler's successor. Mr.. Mon
taSuc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Governor Tyler yesterday appointed
the following gentlemen members of the
BOARD of Visitors of the V. NJ. l.: w. L.
shields. Lex rg. on; LLOYD 7. Smith. North
amnton county and J. NJ. Booker, OF
Patrick, county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

ticulars send a two-cent
wer No. 40s West Broad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
As Society.

June has been chosen this year as the
month by the many brides and good for
tune has made their wedding days with
sunshine.
More beautiful weather could not be ar
ranged than ON Tuesday for Miss Rich
mond and on Wednesday for Mrs. Pay
son and Mr.. Heiser also for Miss Alice
May Hawes and Mr.. Charles Collier
The latter bride was married quietly
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward c.
Hawes by the Rev. Wallace Nutting The
ceremony was al half past six. The bride
entered the drawing room on the arm OF
her father where she was met by the
groom and best man. DR.. Stearns. A part
OF the room had been changed into a
most attractive corner filed with greens
and white lilacs where the ceremony was
performed. The brides gown was OF
white satin duchess trimmed with white
tulle. white tuile veil and carried a boz
quet OF lilies Of the valley. The groom's
gift was a pearl pendant
The maid OF honor. Miss Maud Hawes
wore white organdic over white taffeta
silk. while the bridesmaids. Miss Dorothy
Somerville and Miss Gertrude Tappan
wore white organdies over green silk
carrying boquets OF whlteN lilacs tied
with green ribbon.
The ushers were Mr. Albert Cushman.
Mr. Frederic ingraham and Mr.. Walter
l.. Peirce. The supper served by Lyman
was most delicious. the menu being very
elaborate.
Mr. and Mrs. Collier left on the Federal
express. for an extended trip including
Buffalo
Mr. and Mrs Charles L. A Heiser. who
had a small but extremely jolly wedding
Inn Narragansett Pier. before going to
Bar Harbor for an extended visit.
MT and Mrs John B. Lewis. Master
Bosworth Lewis and Miss Mary Watson
left today for a visit at the farm" at
Wakefield.
Dr. and Mrs. Sullivan have arrived at
Narragansett Pier for summer, opening
their house there yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hidden have open
cd their house at Warwick Neck
Invitations have been received from
The Brunonlan Chapter OF Alpha Delta
Phi for class day evening at the Lyman
gymnasium.
The patroncsses are: Mrs David $. Ba-
kcr. Mrs. Edwars &. Bucklin. Mrs. ". Il.
Comstock Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Mrs. Robert
Ives Gammell. Mrs. Frank -. Greene.
airs. Colgate Hoyt. Mrs Samuel Mowry
Nicholson. Mrs. Howard Dixie Sturges.
Mrs. Charles Dexter owen. Mrs Edward
T. Slocum. Mrs. Robert ". Stecre, Mrs.
Charles a. G. -Thurgt0n. The Alpha Delta
Phi h. one Of the most hOspitable soCic-
ties at Brown aud their luck IN having
the Lyman gymnasium will make class
day evening most attractive to those who
have been bidden
Mrs. ID. McAuslin and Miss Mabel Louise
Smith will sail from Boston FOR Europe.
June i5. on tie steamer "Saxonia 1" While
abroad they will study with Randegger OF
London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
BOXING AT NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Three boxing bouts or more or less in
terest were served up for the delectation
OF the members OF the New Century
Athletic club in the gymnasium last
evening and although the two prelim-
inaries proved interesting the exhibition
was a disappointing hzzle as the main
bout was stopped IN the NTH round
through some misunderstanding. Adoiph
Berger and Arthur Ringgold, both local
men, were the principals and despite
Ringgold's overwhelming advantage in
height and reach Berger managed to easi-
ly hold his own.
Not hard blow was struck up TO the
fifth round and both were active in
blocking anG footwork In the fifth
round Ringgold landed a hard left on
Bergers wind and qulcily followed IL
did not notice the effects OF, these two
blows for several seconds, but ne had
been hit hard and slipped down 10 take
the count.
The referee did not count the usual
ten seconds. but instead announced that
Ringgold had won. Both spectators and
Berger were supplied al the decision, as
no one had any inkling of what was COM
ing. but the referee said that he had
been notified by the police that he was
not allowed 10 give the men the count
and for that reason he declared Berger
out. Despite this assertion the referee
had repeatedly given the count in the firstl
bout and finally declared the man de-
feated after calling the ten seconds.
lie said after the fight that as Berger
had gone down without any punch there
was no need Of going through the form.
but the defeated man denied the accusa-
tion ana there the matter lies. II Is
rather harsh thing TO accuse man OF
quitting and particularly so when he has
not received a hard blow. and TO say
that Berger was not hit is OF a too
greenish tint 10 swallow.
In the first preliminary Tom Henry of
the Washington PARK Athletic club
stopped Sport Connolly OF the Red Hook
Social club in three rounds. In the sec
ond bout Cliff Howe or Middleboro and
Hugh Clancy of Pawtucket went six in
teresting rounds 10 a draw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
MONTREAL Z. PROVIDENCE 6.

There was a weeping and a wailing and
a gnashing of teeth again heard at Ade-
laide park yesterday afternoon. which
plainly told that an awful fate had been
dished out to some one. This narrowing
demonstration OF dispair was caused by
an unwarranted act on the part OF the
tail-enders, i'm the league race. the Mon
treals, who defeated the leaders I'm the
last game OF the series by score of
to 6. The Canadians, who also won
yesterdays game. by this victory won
two out of three from the locals and go
away with the series safe in their possess
sion.
It is rather difficult TO understand just
why Providence was unable TO win. but
IL can be assumed that the loss OF the
game devolved upon several weird plays
of the bean-bag order The eager
Dunkle was again hauled out TO do the
slab work and his usually effective bend
ers received more or less rough treat
ment. He was touched up for eight
singles four doubles and a three-bag-
ger. and In nearly every instance the
drives were very opportune
Danny Mcfarland was delegated to
serve up hot shot for Dooley's cohorts,
and. although he succeeded In effecting
victory, his mystifyers were pushed
around with familiar regularity and he
would have suffered Dunkle's fate had IL
not been for the Intervention OF kind
Providence and little Denny Sheehan The
diminutive third baseman covered large
territory and accepted 10 difficult chances,
as well as figuring I'm two double plays
His work was the feature of the game
and he received merited applause.
Dooley's "cascarets" worked while
Providence slept on two or three occa-
sions and they obtained a commanding
lead early In the struggle After two
were out in the first Delehanty hit for
two bases and then scored on Odwelrs
rapid hit TO left. The centre fielder stole
second, but was caught going TO third
on Dooleys grounder. Two more were
chalked up in the third after Wilson had
made bunt hit and was caught going TO
second on Raub's grounder. Delehanty
came to the fore again and laced out a
three-bagger He stole home a moment
later on Dunkles tumble OF MoCauIey's
throw. The score was pushed up to four
IN the fourth on Johnsons double and
Sheehan's hit and to seven in tho seventh
on McFarland's single, Raubs double
and odwell's and Dooley's fine drives for
one base each.
Providence got three in the third period
on base on balls, an error and two hits.
while another was earned in the fourth
on three clean consecutive singles.
In the ninth after two wero out and
with Walters on first Al Wagner landed
ON high one and the ball went soaring
over the fence. The crowd implored
Flournoy 10 kin the ball but the best John
T. could do was to pop UP a fly TO Dele
hanty and the agony was over. The
score: