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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
ANNUAL VISIT
TO REFORMATORY
Members of Prison sAssociation
Spend the Day at
Laurel.

The annual inspection OF LaotC -
formatory by the members OF the frisoii
Association was made yesterday. nc
Marty. composed of Colonel Cutshaw' MT.
lanes Caskie, Mr.. j. r. Gordon' All. =.
w pnindextcr, Mr. George t. DAVIS
Mr. George Jefferson, Mr. j. 1I COOK. Mt
THOMAS Darracott Mr. John =. Bioaddns,
Colonel John s. HARDWOOD and Dr. T. ~.
Calisch. left Richmond yesterday morn
ing something before II o'clock, and AFTER
sncndiuc several hours and taxing luhch
at the institution, returned to the CITY
at 5. clock in the afternoon
The greater part Of the day was gwen
TO inspecting the grounds and buildings.
During the afternoon the boys were S1'h-
erred in the chapel and heard addresses
nv DIR. Calisch and Colonel John ,. iii'r-
wood Mr.. James Caskie, when seen last
night. said the members of the assocl.t'
t;on were greatly pleased with the condl-
+;on Of things at the reformatory, and ND
snen1 a most delightful day as guests OF
,bc institutions The board held no busl-
ness meeting and in no Official Way JUS
cnsced the matter of converting the re-
farm,tory into an industrsa! school. rms
s,,,.tter said Mr. Caskie. is III the hand
NJ J, suecial committee. and viii not ne
taken IN officially by the Prison Associa-
finn for some weeks yet III" see1ne' cor cor
t;dept however. thnt such a change Won
Ia made at the institution, ana mat at
a very early date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Cecil Rhodes Honored at ST. PauIs
Cathedral, London.
Rr Associated Press

lBy Associated PreSS.) -s
LONDON, April io.-An impressive me-
mortal service for Cecil Rhodes was held
in st. Pauls Cathedral this afternoon coin
cidcnt with the service at the burial in
the Matoppo Hills.
The cathedral was packed, and large,
quiet crowds of people who We're unable
to secure admittance gathered outside the
ratings.
King Edward was represented by Gene
raj Godfrey Clerk, His NIajestys groom
in-Waiting, and Sir Wynn Darlington Car
rinston represented the Prince OF Wales.
Among the many notable persona ges
in attendance We're the United States AM
bassador. Mr.. Choatc, ]. Pierpont Nor
san Joseph Chamberlain. the Colonial
Secretary; William st. John Broderick,
the Secretary of State for War, and other
members of the Ca binet and of the no.
bilitv; Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stead, Gene
raj Booth of the Salvation Army; the
vice chancellor of Oxford and the dean
of Oriel College, representing the Uni
vcrsity, and the Lord Mayor, the corpo-
ration of this and all the colonial agents.
general.
Preaching in the City Temple to-day,
DR.. Parker said people had always been
accustomed to think of Mr.. Rhodes as
an adventurer, an unscrupulous fnancier
and a SHADY character, but now opinion
had changed. though it was difficult for
him to understand so gigantic man,
viii thought in millions and summed up
his calculations in astronomical and be-.
wilderng calculations. He admired Mr.
Rhodes honesty in making no profession
of religion in his will. Thirty or forty
years must pass before Cecil Rhodes
would be completely understood.
The mining department Of the Stock
Exchange closed for an hour While the
service at st. sPaul's was in progress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
editor CHARGED |
With SEDITI0N'!|
Great Excitement 10 Manila Over
Arrest Of Proprietor Of
Freedom. =
(By Associated Press.

(Sy Associated IreSS.J
81 1LANILA, April 10.-ExcitementF pre-
walls here on account Of the arrest of the
editor and proprietor of Freedom. a local
publication, who is charged with sedition
in publishing recently an article from
an American periodical, to which the
editor Of Freedom agreed. lie also added
remarks Of his own, censu1inG the niteo
States Commissions rule and saying that
when it started in July last every paper IN
the city upheld 1t, since which time they
had all dropped by the wnS side as they
would not support arbitrary governments
Especially when evidences Of carpet-D bag
sing and rumors of Graft were LOO ttieA
to be pleasant.
Tho main charges made were that IN
many cases the Filipino ofTice-holders are
,ascals, and that the commission has ex-
allied to the highest positions Filiplnos,
who are VIGOROUSLY corrupt.
The editors Of the Volcano have also
been arrested on a. suit OF the government
for demanding the removal OF the Judge
who recently tried Senior Valdez fthe edi-
tor Of a local Spanish paper, who was
fined 4,OGO pesetas for libelling two Fiji
pino members of the commission), ana
who is now trying the editor OF rTeedoEl
under the sedi ion law. These prooeedl IS
have aroused the entire press OF Mania,
and it's representatives met to-day ana
resolved to send a committee to the conl-
missioners to argue against the injustice
Of the proceedings. The meeting also de-
termined to send a cable message to
President Roosevelt, urging him to take
steps to prevent the commission from
using the sedltion law in such cases to
prove lesc majestic against editors. The
meeting. which was enthusiastic, was also
largely attended by lawyers. doctors and
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
GRAND CAMP DELEGATES.
Grand Commander Smith Made the
Appointments Yesterday While Here.

Grand Commander Smith Made the
Appointments Yesterday While Here.
Col. Chas. w. Smith, of Suffolk, grand
commander OF the Grand Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans of Virginia, spent yester-
Gay in the city. Before leaving. through
Capt Elicit, adjutant. the Grand Com
rnander announced the following delegate
and alternates to the United Confederata3
Veterans Reunion to be held at Dallas:
Delegates: Col. w. o. Moore, VIM. Ter
ry Camp; NVytheville, Va.
General James MacGiil. Jas. Breathed
Camp: Pulaski, Va
Comrade H. C. Roper. a. p. Hill Camp;
Petersburg. Va.
Col r. D. Funkhouser, Slower Camp:
Maurertown Va.
General Fitz.ELee. John Bowie Strange
Camp: Charlottesville, Va
DR.. John S. Powell, Ewel1 Camp: Occo-.
guam. va
Capt j. Taylor Stratton. r. r. Lee
Camp. No. /: Richmond. Va.
AIternates: Comrade Homer Atkinson.
a. P. Fill Camp, Petersburg. Va.
Comrade E. G. Fishburne. Stonewitfs
Jackson Camp Waynesboro. Va.
Comrade T. E. Barker. Fickett-Buchan-.
an Camn: Norfolk. Va.
Comrade Geo. NJ Helms. Geo. e. Pick
ct. Camp; Richmond Va
DR. John P. Hyde, Turner-Ashby Camp:
Winchester, Va
comrade yirginius Kiiby. Tom Smith.
Camp: Suffolk. Va
Comrade +. R Turner. A. r. Hill camp:,
Petersburg, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
RICH BEQ QUEST TO
HAMPDEN-S|DNEY
Mrs. Lees Will Provides Legacy
of $4,000 for the In
stitution.
(snecta1 ptsparcn to The Times

Especial Dispatch 10 Inc 1ImesJ
HAMPDEN- VA, April 10
It was announced in the chapel this morn
ing by the president Of the college. Dr.
Richard NIcIlwaine. that Hampdea-Sidney
is one of the institutions OF learning 20
which the late Mrs. S. P. Lee left be-
quests Of money by her will. TIE amount
is s25, Geo. which. however. will not be I'M
mediate'y available. for the reason THAT
much of the estate of the testatrix is real
estate and some other beques-s are gwen
precedence of the one to Hampden-Sid-
ney Mrs. Lee gave some years before
her death a sufficient amount to found
ministerial scholarship in this college.
and has since the date of that ST init
mated to the president of the college that
possibly she might do more for the in
stitution. so that the beuuest does not
come altogether as a surprise 1t IS,
however. none the less sra trying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
FORTUNE INVOLVED.
Will of James Franklin Subject Of Liti-
CATION.
Special Dispatch to The Times.

Will of James Franklin SUBJECT or LIZ
cation.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
IYNCHBURG. VA, April 1o.-An IN
terestins case to be tried in the Circuit
Court here this week is that of Franklin
and others VS.. James Franklin's execu-
tors.
The object of the suit is to contest the
probate of the will of James Franklin,
who died in this city July Is, 1899. me IN
estate is claimed to be worth about ssV'-
coo. and was devised to Mrs Joseph Lee
and James Franklin, Jr., of LynchourS'
and Samuel Halle, of Campbell county.
The contest is instituted by the remain
ing heirs of James Franklin, among
whom are his nieces, Misses Mary =: ana
Martha 4 Franklin. the children of Ja-
cob IT. Franklin, deceased, and others:
The issue is whether the paper writing
sought to be probated. or any part there
of. is the true last will and testament or
James Franklin, deceased, and II any
mart what part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
WALLER COURT MARTIAL.
Witnesses Have All Testified-R Request
Made to Allow Accused to Speak.
fRy Associated Press

---9-y By ASSOCldtcu EreS5.J
MANILA, April 10.-The members OF
the court-mar tial trying Major .Littleton
w. T.. Waller, of the Marine. Corps, on
the charge of executing natives of Sa-
mar without trial. were to-day handed
the records of Ba!angiga. Island of Sa-
mar They consist mostly of a series of
letters from the insursent Lukban, in
forming the officials Of certain facts and
cong1atulatings them on a victory.
Counsel stated that they mad finished
with their witnesses, and the court was
requested to allow Major Waller to speak
tomorrow before the regular addresses
Of counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
WIDOWS PENSION.
House Committee Favors One Q
$4,000 for Mrs. Mckinley.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The House
Committee OH Pensions to-day made a
favorable report on the Sanate bill grant
ing a pension of $1,000 per annum to tie
widow of the late President Mckinley.
The report recites the military career Of
President Mckinley, his service in Con
gress and as President and adds: "He
left the nation, for which he worked and
lived. in prosperous condition, and like
Lincoln and Garfield, he was a5snateC
because he was President of the United
States and lost his life in the service OF
his country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Crop Statistics.
9tBy Associated Press. !,

z By Associated Press.l I.
Z WASHINGTON,4A April 10.-The April re-
port of the statistician of the Department
Of Agriculture will show the average con-
dition of winter wheat on April list to
have been 1871, against OIL on April LIST,
1901; SCI at the corresponding date IN
900, and S2~4 the mean Of the April aver
Zse of the last ten years.
EN- The average condition of winter rye on
April LIST was SD, againstz 35.1 on April
list, 1901; SIS at, the corresponding date
in 1900, and ssh the mean of s the April
averages of the last ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
SUSTAINS PLEA.
Prosecuting Attorney Considers SEN
tence of Iglesias is Illegal.
(By Associated Press

SAN. JUAN, PORTO RICO, April TO-
The Supreme Court of Porto Rico yester-
day heard the appeal Of Santiago Iglesias,
president of the Fedora ton of Workmen
of Porto Rico. who was; sentenced De-
cember - last to three years. four months
and eight days imprisonment, on the
charge Of corspiring to raise the price of
labor in Forto Rico. Decision was re-
served until Saturday.
Counsel for IgeSias dwelt on the con-
stitutional right of people to assemble
peaceably. The public prosecutor. to the
surprise of the throng in the court room,
sustained and strengthened the argument
Of the defense. He said the appeal was
we'll taken, put in no Aevidence for the
prosecution and pra ctically asked the
court to dismiss the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
REUNION AT DALLAS.
Only s28.65 Round Trip. Through
Sleeper Without Change via. NJ
& w. Ry.

Tickets at above rate from Richmont
and a correspondence low rate from oth}
er points. will be sold April 18th. l?tl
deposited with joint agent at Dallas on OF
before April Both and payment OF 90 cent?
may be extended to remain In Dallas uni
til Nav 18th For the accommodation OF
delegates and visitors from Richnond
Petersburg and ether pointa the Norfolk
and Western Railway has arranged fot
a Pullman palace sleeping car so leavf
Richmond at $40 P. NJ. Friday. April
18th. going through to Dallas without
change. Quickest and best route Fot
reservations in this car, apply at once ia
c. II. Bosley. District Passenger Agent.
No. $3.50 East Main Street. Richmond. Va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

against Mr.. W. II. Zimmerman. charged
OFFICER Schlief with attempting to infu-
ehce the vote of a citizen. He was all
itesed TO nave stated that because of Mr.
Zimmermann's prominence in the ward as
d taxpayer and q business man. and his
ca CO, olllty as a former member Of Coun-
Gil: he should again be returned.
The rules of the department prof,ihit
a Policeman engaging in politics to anv
s ,,;i It was said in police circles last
hhi G,i mat MI. schliefs action could not
nave oeen construed as having disre-
Sarded the rules. The charge was with
oraWn soon after being. preferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
CHARGE WITHDRAWN.

Mr.. w. L. White viii Not Press His
Allegation Against Officer Schleif.
The charge of engaging in politics, con-
+rary to the rules Of the Police Depart
ment, preferred by Mr. w. L.s White
against OFFICER Waiter. ef.yesterdaS
day. =. Sc,
Board of Aldermen from Madison Ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
THE DANVILLE PRIMARY.
Mayor Wooding Again Nominated by a
Handsome Majority.
ispecial Dispatch to The Time,

Especial Dispatch 10 The IIr1H.J
DANVILLE. VA, April lo.-Inc Demo
cratic primary here to-day for the noml-
nation of candidates for Mayor and the
CITY Council and other municipal Offices
resulted in the election OF Hon. Harry
Wooding, the present Mayor, over ME-.
John c. Lea by $40 majority.
Nine Councilman were nominated as fol-
lows: r. G. Moore, c. L. Booth, A. e.
Darlington, w. N. Brown, Julius kauf-
man, James Ingram, w. r. Mitchell. t.
E. Wiley and George L. Corbin.
Thomas Hamlin was nominated for
Commemorative attorney; Geo. p GeoG-
hogan, treasurer; J. 3. Anderson, conf
missioner of revenue, and t. II. Bois-
scau, city sergeant.
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Girls Honor jefferson.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

ROANOKE, VA, April 1o.-The Hollins
College girls. to the number of over one
hundred, attended the performance OF
Joseph Jefferson at the Academy to-
night and at it's close presented the ac-
tor with one of their college pins With
the motto .'Levas aculos. and a bunch
of American Beauty roses, and an address
saving they regarded him as the highest
life of all that is pure and strong and
worthy in the dramatic art.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
SMALLPOX IN NORFOLK.
Health Board Severely Criticised by the
Public
tBy Associated Prcss.l

Icy Associated PrcSs.l
E NORFOLK, VA, April 10.-Two new
cases of smallpox were discovered by the
health authorities to-day.
The public are greatly incensed because
of the ia ct that up to this time the Health
Board have failed to open Craney Island,
tho place set apart for the treatment of
contagious diseases The reason. assigned
by Health Commissioner Newbill for fail
ing to open the island is that it costs
about 81, 900 per month, whereas the cost
of operating the pest-house is only little
over 800 per month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
WANT ASSESSMENTS REDUCED
People of Many CaIlings Seek to Have
Licenses omerorI

-*T'''1''rY 0s1T1r11gS Geek TO Have
Licenses Lowered.
Inc FINANCE Committee of the Council
last night heard from a number of an
pllcants who desire to have their license
taxes reduced. Some eighteen or twenty
were present. The committee took ac-
ton on their cases in executive session.
The Health Committee ordered the bills
and pay rolls to be paid. A fire plug was
ordered to be placed at the crcmatory.
inc Police Committee ordered that Ell
more and Son. contractors for the dog
pound be paid s1.765,7 on their con
tract of S1,765.70, is the work is complet
ed. practically. The committee ordered
that the dog-pound be insured. horse
and wagon will be purchased at a later
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Cattle Smothered..
(Hy Associated PrasS.l

BIG SPRINGS. TEXAs. April IA
prairie fire swept over Terry county. We'd
nesday. destroying many thousand doll
lars worth of property. The fire swept
an area OF FROM forty to fiftv miles long
and probably half as wide. The grass IS
totally destroyed and many cattle We're
citrer snot.lered or burned TO death or
seriously injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Posema5
Railroad Company.

NeiIIT UdU ~Ott'PA''Y' ~
The New York and Florida Special NJ
be discontinued for this season. as fot.
lows:
Last train southwark arrives at Byr4
Street Station, Richmond, at 1iy1o Z. ~
Friday, April nth.
Last train northward leaves Byrd Sekee
Station. Richmond, at e:H A. NJ TussdA1
April 18th.
The compartment, observation a0d din
ing cars will be withdrawn from IN
Florida and Metropolitan Limited. am
day coach resumed commencing south
ward with train arrivfn. at Main Stree
Station. Richmond. at 1929 F. NJ. Satar
day, April 18th.
Northward with train leaving Meirs
Street Station. Richmond, at 6:i5 n, ~
Wednesday, April ,6.h.
w.P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Norfolk's Seventh Ward.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
NORFOLK. VA. April l0.-The residents
of Park Place to-day voted to come into
Norfolk as the Seventh Ward me
voting showed unanimity not senerally
expected. AT o'clock this morning ont
of 9S votes cast 9S were for annexation
This decided the proposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
PEACE PROPOSAL.
TransvaaI and Free State Officers and
Generals Meet to Discuss Terms.

(By Associated Press.)
PRETORIA, Wednesday, April 9.-Pres-
ident Steyn, of the Orange Free State;
Secretary of State Reitz, OF the Trans
vaal; Acting President Schalk-Burger,
of the Transvaal. and General Lucas
Meyer, commander-in-chief Of the Or
ange Free State forces, passed through
kroonstad, Orange Free State, Sunday,
April 6th, on their way to Klerksdorp.
Southwestern Transvaal, where General
Gotha, the Transvaal commander-ln-
chief. arrived Monday, April It'll. 1t was
expected that Generals DeNFett and De-
larey would attend the conference to take
place there.
1t is, understood that the Boer leaders
are fully possessed of the British peace
terms, and the conference then assem-
bling was to cradle the leaders to thor
oughly discuss these terms.
1t is said that the final decision of the
Burghcrs will shortly be made known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

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properties ha
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ton they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Endorsed Southern Strike
(By Associated Press.

. FALL RIVER, MASS, April lo-rhe
Executive Committee OF the United Tex
tile Workers of America, at a meeting
here to-day, endorsed the strike Of the
cotton mill peratives of Augusta. Ga,
for a. ten percent. increase In WAGES. 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
TENTH DISTRICT.
Committee to Meet to Set Date 70,
lCongressionaI Primary.

Congressional Primary.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 10.-Thc
Democratic Committee of the Tenth Con-
eressional District will meet in Lynch
burg on the evening of Wednesday. April
10th, for the purpose of selecting date
for the primary, which will be held for
the nomination of candidate for Con-
sress The members OF this committee
are: Joseph Button, chairman; w. =.
Rheiuhardt, of Allegheny: Il. T. Glas-
cow, OF Rockbridge; Irving Whitehead,
Of Amherst, and e. w. HUBBARD. OF Buck
ingham.
"A large party Of Lynchbursers went
up to Roanoke this afternoon to. see
Joseph Jefferson. who will give per-
torrance there tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
SELF-CONFESSED BURGLAR.
Ladies of the Grand international Asso.
CATION Meet at Crewe.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CREWE VA, April 10.--The negro, john
Hayes, who was arrested in Petersburg
Monday and brought here for trial, was
sent to the county Jail at Nottoway on
Tuesday
Fl confessed to breaking in the store
{ Of e. F. Lockett here, and at the other
places formerly mentioned.
About twenty ladies from Norfolk are
here to-day in the interest of the Grand
international Association. Mrs Doray
Cousins formerly OF this place. IS with
4 them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
VIRGINIA DAY
At the South Carolina Interstate and
West indian Exposition, Charleston,

sc.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway Announces special rate OF $3.50 for
the round-trip from Richmond. Lynch
burg. Norfolk and intermediate points
south thereof. within the State of Viz
GINA. to Charleston. S. c.. and return.
tickets to be one sale April 18th only.
with return limit april 10th.
The Southern Railway offers excep-.
tionalIy fine facilities for reaching
Charleston and has a most attractive
route through the Piedmont section.
Double daily limited sraias; dininH.car
service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Portfolio for a Scribe. .
fBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Robert J.
zyVinn, the Wa shington correspondent of
sthe New York Press has been offered and
accepted the position OF: First Assistant
Postlna ster-General.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
REMARKABLE REPTILE.
Horn Frog from Mexico Neither Eats
Nor Drinks.

lsnecial pisnatch to zinc Times.

iSpecial Dispatch to The Tires.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 10--Alr y.
". Myers. a prominent clcthier OF Lynch
burg, is the possessor of q horned frog
that was sent to him from Mexico last
October The most remarkable thing
about the reptile is that it has neither
eaten nor drunk anything since it's ar
rival, and yet it is growing larger and
seems to be in fine spirits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
cAEAP RATES FOR VIRGINIA DAY
At the South Carolina Interstate ane
West Indian Exposition, Charleston

The Atlantic Coast Line announces
rate of S. 50 for the round trip from Ricfs
mond Petersburg and all stations on its
line in the State of Virginia to Charles.
ton. S. c.. tickets to be sold on April 15tf
only, good to return until April Goth All
who contemplate going should take ad.
vantage OF this cheap rate. This line II
the quickest, shortest and best route to
Charleston. and has two daily trains COM
posed of solid vesibule cars. with dining
car service; has no transfers. and is tbs
only line running solid trains to Charles
ton.
For full infornation, apply to any agent
of the company or
c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
No. sSs East Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Chosen Guide.

At the meeting of Virginia Council. No.
%, ROYAL Arcanum. last night, Mr.. II. G.
G. Hartman was chosen guide in place OF
Mr.. John II. Brown, deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
BASEBALL NOTES.
Baltimore American League Team May
PLAY Here.

Tho Baltimore American Lea gu. team
hase-balI team for a game in the near
future. The arrangements may be COM
pleted this week.
Barley Kahn has received an offer from
the Raleigh team as manager He has
not vet made his decision in tho matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
BRIDAL COUPLES RECEPTION
Congregation of ST. James M e. Church
Welcome I heir Pastor and vflfs.

Rev James Is. langley aud his bride.
formerly Miss EdfSh Thompson. OF Nah
vile. Tenn, returned TO Richmond ON
Wednesday. s. s
The congregation OF St James MetAo.
dist Church Of which Mr. Langley II pasa
tor, rendered the couple arGsp3doa aA6
supper at the parsonage that nl6 II