The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-20
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mouth. Whether the eyes OF inc un.t,,
deceived him or Thomas was s.. .,.s,
tired, is Of no matter now. Ah1 40
man went down to first. 1orci',s and
run. The second man also "aiheu' a.
Thomas said he could stand no more. re
thought he had placed the ball d1ieG.iy
over the plate, and yet it was not caiieo
q strike. He then threw the ball GOWN
and left the field.
This gave the game to the Brownies
by a score of 9 to 0, If they wanted 10
take it that way, or to II they chose
to have it the other way. Thomas was
hurt much that he was forced to leave
the ground. but said he could not stand
the decision. After pitching his best and
driving what he declared to be strike
over the plate it was called ball. ana
he had to leave. The Brownies shouted
but were generousl enough to give the
Blue Jeans credit Tor playing a sooo
game until that fatal eighth inning.
Umpire Eacho. standing oenino t 80.
catcher, was struck by tip foul IN tne
third inning and painfully hurt. ms
eye was swollen to an unusual SIZE M
few minutes So great was the curve
or down shoot Of. Pitcher Thomas ina,
it was distinctly discernable TO those
standing on the coach line. Several ven
tured behind the catcher to look at Tue
ball when it suddenly droppeo' ~,
William Goode. prominent !oulie 80
of Manchester, was struck JUS ~,
the left eve on his cheek bone by tlp
fonl such as had struck Umpire Eactlo'
Greater was the force of this ball. now
ever and it broke the bone Win q sliap.
heard some ten feet away. lie was a.
once taken to q physician IN the CITY
who attended him.
49, IN THE CHURCHES.
At Copton- Street Baptist Churcn 70
dav the. Rev W. W. Sisk will preach
morning and night. sunday-scnooi a.
the regular hour In the aiter nooi
oak Grove Baptist Church at both ser
vices. to which the public is lnV1teo.
Sunday-school is at 9:l5 A. n.
Regular services at Meade MemoTlal
rrhnrch NV the Rev. Benz. Dennis. Rev.
MI Campbell will preach both services
at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Services at We5t-En sso e : NJ. s eo-
vices at II 4 N. and r. NJ o' '1A7
Central m. E. Church-Sunday-sc
at e:15 Rev. John Harmon. D. d. VIII
nre7ch at IL A. NJ The union evening
services between the Presbyter!ans. zap
lists. and Metholists will begin at Cen
trail at g. NJ Rev. ". S. Campbell. OF
the Presbyterian Church. will conduct
the worship. The public cordially IN
vited to attend
ing at II A. NJ. and P. M. by the pas
tor. Rev. Asa Drlscoll. Morning subject:
your Mission" Evening: Isaiah s
Vision of the Seraphim.' "Wednesday
night, comments on the lesson for next
Sunday.
Bainbridge-street Baptist Church
Preaching at II 4. NJ, by the pastor.
No services at night. Congregation VIII
worshin at Central Methodist Church in
union service. Rev. w. S. Campbell to
preach.
MIR. David Perdue, who met with so
PAINFUL an accident last Monday in Rich
u,ond. is reported to be very much i'm
proved.
If the three oficers-City Attorney
the city building now partly occupied by
The Fire Department, there viii have
to be a lot of work done towards max
ing the place comfortable. The City At
tcrney pays for the Office he occupies IN
the Leader building. The city does not
furnish him with this accommodation.
Miss Evelyn Osborne. who has been al
the Normal School at Charlottesville. Is
spending some time in the city as the
guest of Mrs. Garrett, in. Decatur Street.
Mr.. Eddie Waymack. manager of the
Manchester team of baseball players. is
issuing challenge to the Brownies OF
Fulton for the championship of the two
cities. the game to be played within two
weeks. Mr.. Waymack IS placing for
fei1 to play the game when the Brownies
desire.
City Engineer Lipscomb received no
tice yesterday from the tenant Of No
1900 Hull Street, that the rear of the
rlace was in a very bad condition and
needed sanitary Improvement. This place
has been reported to the Board OF Health
and now to the City Engineer. 1t is
hoped that-it will be attended to.
Rev. w. W. Sisk. of Clopton-Street Bap.
list Church. will spend next week i'7
Amelia county. assisting Rev. R. a.
Rudd in revival services to be held.
A lawn party at Cowardin-Avenue
Christian Church Friday proved very
successful and pleasant despite the in
clement weather:
Before Squire cheatham Friday EN-
ma Brown was charged with throwing
rocks at a car of the Petersburg line,
The cost and fine In the case amounted
to exactly $40 Other developments are
expected in the case.
Mr.. Samuel W. CLARK. of Midlothian.
who was operated Upon some days ago
for. cancer of the neck. is reported tc
be slightly worse
Mary Lizzie Darlington (colored) charg
ed with attempted infanticide. was sent
to the grand jury by Mayor Maurice
yesterday morning.
Hustigs Court convenes tomorrow
There are two cases Of felony to come
before the court this term. One case
of interest here is that Of the Common
wealth against two white men named
Nixon and Wells, for alleged stealing IT
tickets from the. Richmond and Peters
burg Electric Line.
Mr.. Oscar Owen has returned to the
city, after a very pleasant stay at Ocean
View Mr.. Owen went down with Mr..
Tilden Harrison, who Is yet there.
Mr. r. E. F'urrow. of No. IA East
Eleventh Street has been taken to the
Virginia Hospital for treatment for Ty-
phoid Fever.
Mrs. R. L. Best Of No. 2o7 East Thir-
teenth Street, has returned from West