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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12

are crowded with applicants. The ex-
perts predict that out of the thirty men,
Coach Wills will put a winning team
this year on the diamond for Virginia.
Including the old men, the applicants
are as follows:
Catchers-Mason, Fulton. Fleet, Ford
and Waller.
Pitchers-Boogher, Cnacraft, Comet,
Winston, Weisiger and Peete.
First baseAnderson, Fulton, Var
brough. Weisiger, Wall, Duianey and
Miller.
Second base-carroll, Pollard, LAWN
der and Cooke.
Third base-Steptoe. Carroll and Force
Shortstop-Carroll, Connect and Stuart
Outfield-Tnlley, Morrow. Anderson,
Cooke, Cracraft. Wiley, Yarbrough, An
drews, Grey. Boogher, Winston. Hall,
Waller, Wall, Somerville, Sinclair and
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ACCIDENTAL KILLING.
A Pistol Fired Through Door as an Unex-
pec.ed Man Appeared.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

II
NOTToWAY C. H., VA, March IL
Lewis Watson, a colored brakeman of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company,
was accidentally shot and instantly killed
at Jordan's Bank, a bar-room between
this place and Crewe late Saturday
night, Ivy James r. Davie, a fireman in
the employ of the same company.
Mr.. Davie was firing a pistol out of
the door to frighten some colored boys
who had just left the bar-room, when
Watson, of whose presence he did not
know, stepped into the doorway, and
received the ball in his temple.
Mr.. Davie was much distressed by the
accident, and at once went to the home
of Sheriff E. NJ. Jones and surrendered
himself, informing the sheriff of what
had occurred. A coroner's jury was en-
ranelled Sunday morning fy Justice John
B. Tuggle, and after full investigation,
a verdict was returned holding the
shooting to have been accidental and
generating Mr.. Darie.
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shry pck was sold Shy issioners to
r.sAmoss Jenkins for ;177.so per acre;
,rle home place OF the late Richard Lift
Teton. near Bloomfield this county, was
also sold to Dr.. G. Brown for $50 per
zacI e..
& Mr. II. G Thomp son, son. Of s vi.
Thompson, Of zHillsboro, this county, has
recently purchased hall ii interest in the
large mercantile business Of Mr.. FL e:
2Connard. Of Round = Ill. The new firm firm
Widths spring erect lew and commo-
sdious building for the enlargement and
improvements Of their business
The two Lay brothers, aIessrs. W l lalr
end Elbert who a few weeks ago as as
saulteds and severely cut the young maj
Jolies, who was visiting their sister in
E1Iillsboro were brought to town yester-
day under a warrant issued by the Com
r,e nwealth. Upon the magistrates trial,
which fined the two offenders, respcc-
lively, IS and $40, they were not able to
aesien any cause for the assault, and. I'M
satisfied, the father Of young Jones, at
Harper's Ferry, has ia ken an appeal.
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a BADLY WHIPPED BOY.
The lIpnk Of the Wild Goose Tells That
Spring is Near.
fSnccIal Dispatch to The Tlmes.l :

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
TETTINGTON, VA, March 1.-THE
Times OF Saturday, the list instant, gave
an account of the finding Of ..sDana, = the
tell-year-old boy who was beaten SO very
badly with q stick from his head to his
feet, near Walkers store" in Charles
City county.
Tho location is a mistake. t is relia-
bly, stated that a very prominent lady of
New Kent county is credited With in
flicting the injuries toSlittle s Dana. z
Fishermen are getting their nets ready
fnrSthe toothsome shad.
Farmers are very. much behind in plow-
ing for corn and other spring crops on
account of the excessive rainfall for the
sp,ast six weeks. ~ heat and % is are com
ing out, but annot amount to more than
three fourthss Of an average crop.
TIE honk OF the wild goose is heard;
they are getting togethe in large hocks,
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c. & o. STEAMER SOLD.
Failure Of Corn Crop Makes Six Vessels All
Sufficient.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
3 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March IL
Magruder Camp, Confederate Veterans,
has elected Miss May Garnet sponsor
to represent the camp at the reunion of
the United Confederate Veterans at Dali
las, Texas, in April.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamer Rap
idan, largest in the Newport News-Liver-
pool trade, has been sold to Houlder
Brothers and Company, London, and has
made her last run here. The price paid
was about 100000
Captain Buckingham is transferred to
the Rappahannock, and Captain Ham, of
the Appomattox. becomes his chief officer,
Catain Foale, Of the Rappahannock, go
ing to the Appomattox The Rapidan will
not be replaced for the present, as, owing
to the failure Of the corn crop, the six
regular Chesapeake and Ohio steamers
can handle the business of this steamship
company.
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Seventeen Convicts.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March IL.
Guard Brook. accompanied by two
of his associates of the State prison,
Richmond, arrived in the city yesterday
from Norfolk with twelve prisoners. who
We're to be taken to the pcnitentiary.
He proceeded to Hampton. where he took
charge of another. afterwards returning
here, where four prisoners awaited him.
These were a. E. Vaughan, sentenced
to two years for burglary; Oscar De-
Priest, highway robbery. five years; Rich
ard Robinson. car-breaking, four years;
and Charles Robinson, malicious cutting.
three years
The party left on special car attached
to the 4:3o o'clock train.
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WELCOME AWAITS THEM.
Legislative Committee to Y sit Williamsburg
Will Fe Entertained handsomely.
Special Dispatch to The Times

Special Dispatch to The Times.>
WILLIAMSBURG, VA March 1.-THE
legislative Committee on Public 1nstitu-
lions will inspect the College of William
and Mary and the Eastern State Hos
pital tomorrow.
The visitors will be met by the College
and Hospital officials, who will escort
them to the College. On arriving at the
College gate. they will march between
long rows of students lined up on either
side to the College Chapel, where they.
will be given an enthusiastic ovation.
After The exercises at the College have
been concluded. tho committee will in
spect the Eastern State Hospital. where
they Will be entertained Jointly by the
College and Hospital authorities.
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THE VARSITY BALL TEAM.
Tie Outdoor Practice eomneneed-1he APE
plicants for Players.
lSnccial Dispateh TO The TInles.l

1Spec1a UlspattH2to 2 nc = 11aEs'2
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March AZ.
The University Of Virginia pa se-ball
team had its first outdoor pracuce yes
,erlau Although the men were some
sNwl.at Handicapped by the late season,
there is little doubt that they will soon
get into proper shape for the big games.
as this year material is unusually
promising, Coach Davis 3. Wills, late
! ofs the Louisville League Club, worked
the applicants hard from the start, and
sco1nmenced n thorough drilling in bat.
i ting and fielding.
Of the men who failed to make last
yelr's team, Cooke and Pollard showed
up be,5t while among the new men
Comet did excellent work. No deter
snllnat ton has yet been reached as he
placing Of the men. but all he positjon
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marriage February 18th at Hopeful
Church..
On the 9Th instant AFR. Harry Howard
led Miss Clough, of Louisa county, to the
liimeneal altar
her daughter, Mrs DR.. Meredith, who
has been dangerously ill.
Mrs. Beverly D. Benson and children,
who have been visiting relatives in this
nc:shborhood. have returned to their
home in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.. Rufus Gray, who leased the old
boswell home, had a sale of his personal
effects last week, which was largely at
tended.
The farmers are very much discour-
eyed by tho continued bad weather, and
lie roads are impossible for any vehicle
lighter than tobacco wagon.
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SHEEP DYING.
Narrow Escape From Fire-Hotel scottsville

Zt.ss Leased.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.}
SCOTTSVILLE, VA, March 11.-Many
sheep are dying from some form Of dis
ease that has recently gotten among
them and a large MURDER Of losses are
reported among the farmers of this sec
ton. 1t is to he hoped that some means
will he found to check the spread Of the
disease.
Mr.. Thomas Louderee very nearly lost
his home by fire few days ago. Thu
fire originated in the rear Of the building
and caught from he kitchen stove. For
tunately, his daughter, discovered the fire.
and gave the alarm before it had made
too much Roadway, and Mr.. Louderee sue
ceeded in extinguishing it with the help
he had at hand.
Mr.. b r. j ohnson has leased the Hotel
Scottsville here, formerly conducted by
Mr.. Thomas F. Goodman. and opened up
for business. Mr.. Johnson offers first
class accommodations and reasonable
foe
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Bsse- Bail scteauIe.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ASHLAND. va. March 1i.-F'oliowinR
is the neutrality-suspicious. base bali schedule
as far as has been arranged:
March 31st, Gettysburg College In Ash
lard.
Apri, 4th. Fredericksburg College u
Ffedericks burg.
April 18th co, Randolph Macon Aeaxs.
ny Bedford City, in Ashland
April 9th. fredericksburg College IN
AprII soth. Richmond Golfers IN Ash
lard. .s5ss:
Ashland.
There are quite a number OF applicants
n : positions ON the team with some vefy
good material to pick from, and prospeetss
for baseball seem much brighter thaa
wa at tirst antInlnatasi 81
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DAILY MAIL IN HANOVER.
An Old Maids conyention-Mrs. Rice criti-
caliy III.
Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
s ASHLAND, Va, March lin a very
short while, doubtless there will be es-
tsh;ished between here and Hanover Court
house daily mail route. Postmaster
Fleet has long seen the need Of such a
service, and writin gto the Postoffice De-
partment on the subject. he was author
lied to advertise for bids for the contract
to take the mail from here to the Court
house at 10 A. NJ. and returning arrive
here at 3 p NJ
Mr.. Fleet will be glad to give any fllrth-
er information desired.
An Old Maids Convention will be given
at the collage chapel next Friday night
by many of the young ladies of the town.
1t bids fair TO attract quite q crowd
Mrs. Sam Rice, wife of the roadlna ster
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud l'o-
te mac Railroad. is critically i'll at her
home. She IS, however, somewhat better
at this writ ne.
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kidney Disease.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12

make every effort to secure the extradt-s
ton from Canada OF Gaynor and Greene.
who are charged with completely in the
Savannah frauds for which Oberlin M.
Carter was sent to the penitentiary.
The officials are looking up the law and
the treaty bearing on the subject, and as
soon as this is completed they will ask
the State Department to take steps to
secure the extraditiom OF the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
THE PORTSMOUTH COMMITTEE.
Neal stanback to De Hung To-Day for
80 Attempted Assault.
(speclal pispateh 10 1,he Times.

NORFOLK, VA, March 1.-THE Ports
mouth Committee on. Annexation left for
Richmond this afternoon to appear before
tho House committee 49,
Neal Stanback. colored, who is to be
hanged at Portsmouth Tomorrow at 10
a. NJ. forsan attempted assault upon Mrs
Eliza Prefer, Is resigned to- die, and
seems buoyed by religious faith.
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SICK HEADACHE CURED.

and its return prevented by DR.. David's
liver Pills. best on earth for con
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Stolen Papers F6uud.
Special Dispatch to The Timcs.o

Special Dispatch to The Timcs.0
BLACKSBURG, VA, March n.-Papers
stolen from Mr.. a. Blacks safe on the
night of February Goth were found to-day
in a garden spot not over one hundred
yards from the store. Though weather.
beaten, they are all right. They were
foud by school children in search Of a:
lost ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
LoUD0UN COUNTY COURT.
The Lay Brothers to Be Tried for Their Attack
on Young Jones.
Especial Dispatch to The T!nles.)

Especial Dispatch to The T.nles.)
LEESBURG. VA, March 11.-In spite
Of the almost impossible roads through
out the county yesterday witnessed a
large crowd in Leesburg in attendance
on March court. Little business of inn
pa1tance was transacted. no important
cases being set for Monday. The home
farm of the estate Of the late John L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
MyersrSsmpsonI.

Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes.)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. March 11.-Miss
Bette Sampson and ]. frank Myers were
married in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, tonight by Rev. q. V.
REGISTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
rao,lpIF ON BROAD STREET.

WHAT'S the trouble. Why we can't get
PIANOS fast enough. We have two car
loads on the way from our factory though
I'D until they reach here. we will sell
..n,i any PIANO that we have left in our
;nresent stock at price that will sur
i,rise any one acquainted with good
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No. Cos East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
LOVING RAGLAND.
Tie Five Hundred and Twenty-sixth Marriage
by Rev. H. D. RagIand.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

s. SANDY HOOK. VA, March n-a1r.
NJ. Bickerton Loving and Miss Ruby A..
Ragland daughter of John D. agland,
Esq, We're married at 8 p. NJ. Sunday
at the residence OF the brides sister,
Mrs. X. D. Branch
The bride was tastefuliy attiref in
green ladies cloth, with white silk trim
ming.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
II. D. Ragland, this being the 526th cou-
PIE Joined together in n,atrinony Us
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Rieh copocr5yeI,..

Special Dispateh to The Times.
& CHARLOTTESVILLE. A.. Match rs
"A very rich vein sof. Upper ore has been
discovered on the farm OF Mr.. Eugene:
.Woodson, two miles south of IVY Depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
Weddiaes In Hanover.

fspccial Dispatch to The Times)
AUBURN MILLS, VA, March H-Nr.
Henry 1,eaibetter, a progressive young
farmer, and Miss Willis were united III
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MRS. O'DONN!ElL.!ll
Was Sick Eight Years with.
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Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
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s#.s DEAR MRS. P1HKHAM 81 have
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before, but you have done SO much for
me that I feel called upon to give you
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in the bones, joints or back. ulcers, Of
fensive form of catarrh. eating sores,
pimples. sore mouth or throat,
swellings, scrofula, bols, itching skin.
and falling hair, or even where the dis
ease has produced rotting bones, and the
body is a ma IS of carbuncles and fostering
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preparing for their spring flight north
ward, and spring must be close at hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12

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CURES

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Seeking Extr.dition Papers.

ssssss by associated HrnSa.} -
WASHINGTON. d c.. March 81. The
officials snfs the Department. Of Justice will
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-07-18

In rapt pleasure at the sight OF the
table, On the white table-cloth was
centre-piece made OF tissue-paper
daisies Of large size resting on yellow
China silk. The flowers were carefully
manufactured al home. but they looked
charming In a circle around low tin
pan In which seemed 10 be growing a
miniature field OF real daisies. From
the pan went ends Of narrow yellow
and white ribbon alternately 10 each
cover, ending under a menu made OF
cardboard. which stood upright by
means Of a pedestal glued on behind.
The menu was cut 20 represent n
daisy, and colored accordingly. On
each petal was written the name Of
course, In gold. Resting on the nap.
kin on the place-plate at every cover
was a favOr-a box In the shape OF a
daisy filed with layers Of chocolate.
each layer being a perfect daisy The
little dishes for candy on the table
stood in tissue paper daisies. The ss't
and pepper boxes were in smaller pa
per daisies. and from overhead sus-
pended from a chandelier. was a huge
daisy made Of paper with suspicious.
looking petals Ribbons fell from the
petals Just above the heads OF the
children. and the whole affair was
conducive 10 much wondering and
may speculations.-Harper's Bazaar.
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An Attractive Costume.

White batiste. embroidered in marine
blue polka dots. is used for this attrac-
tive costume. with blue satin and ecru
lace for trimming
The waist is made over a glovc-itted,
feather.boned lining that closes in the
centre front The bast!ste is drawn
smoothly across the shoulders in the
back. and displays slight gathers at the
waist.
The skirt is shaped with five we'll
pronortioned cores fitted smoothly
around the waist and over the hips
without darts. The closing Is made in
visible at the centre back under two
inverted pleats that are fatty pressed,
and present perfectly plain appear
ance.
The front plastron Of lace is perma-
nently attached to the right lining. and
closes invlsibly on the left. II is COM
pleted with plain collar The sailor
collar is square in the back and finishes
tbs, edges OF the plastron in front Ii
is trimmed with a broad band of blue.
The full fronts are gathered and ar
ranged at the lower edge Of the plas-
tron. forming a stylish blouse over the
belt. This fastens at the left side un.
der a rosette with long ends. Inside
seams M the sleeves 10 the upper arm
They dare az the lower edge over full
pufrs that are arranged on narrow
bands.
The tlounces are Of circular shaping
but slightly full NJ the top. where they
are gathered and arranged on the skirt
\ broad band Of blue finishes the up
per edge. and lace Is applied on The
hens
They are narrow In front. and grad
uate toward the back. providing a
smart sweep to the lower edge Of Oh,
skirt.
Dresses in this mode are made OF
linen. pidue. madras or cotton chevioi
for summer wear. IL Is also an appro
pirate mode for satin. foulard. lndia
silk. crepe de chine. nuns yelling or al
batross.