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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
THE CARTERSVILLE FOLKS.
Social and Church News = Well
Known Pcoulc Discussed.

CARTERSVILLE, VA, November IL
Especial .)-TheTe was a large gathering of
the young people of this village and the
surrounding country at the parsonage of
the Methodist Episcopal church in this
place last night to participate in an Ep-
worth League sociable. which was greatly
enjoyed by all. Games and amusements
1rera entered into with great Zest All
res ned to their homes we'll repaid for
z. sI.iiing the entertainment, which was
presided over by the hospitahle and ac-
Mrs. Hugh j. Paylor, wife Of
The Methodist pastor.
Rev Hugh j. Paylor left yesterday eve
ming TO attend the annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church. which
converes at Broad-Street church in Rich
nond tomorrow. 1t is very much fear
ed by all that Mr.. Paylor will not be re-
turned to this charge. He has won many
friends and admirers among al! dencmi-
nations since he has been at Gainesville.
Mrs n. T. Brown. of this place, who
has been at the Blue Ridge Springs since
the 10th of June, returned home yester-
day afternoon. greatly improved in health.
An oyster supper and other refresh
ments We're served at West View, Gooch-
land county. on Saturday night for the
benefit Of Corinth Methodist church. 4
handsome sum was realized.
Miss Dallie Hooper, OF White Hail. who
has been on visit of several days to
relatives in this section. left this morn
ing for her home.
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- ro,v,ra Holds Money.

11aior Howard has in his possession
e,,,,, ~ money that belonged to the man,
james Jan: shannon, who died here sudde I as
san ~. ,in,e ago. This money is being hea
-, go wit tho legal claim OF The executors
of the estate. - r,..,,c.. nre-
son,e,, papers to Major Howard from n a
,.yo,,,t,. !. ,..e aeau ...an, authorlZiiis ~.
"a accept such articles OF vaiue or iiio'ies
tina he held common
,..a.it,1.s Attorney Richardson in the mat
V g - 80 80 a,,y:sea to turn the money
n W. 10 no one until he was satisfied saae
~ INC = deceased owed no one in the STAT taas.
, ,,e oniy Ia, that Major Howard tlnas
. ne inc estate is one held by 0naer-
- Bliley. which is much larger til ian
the amount of money he has. SO Ina. VIC
,,,,se,.faker will hardly get ans.iliiis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
HURRICANES HOUNDS
THE CELEBRATED PACK WILL DE
SEEN At THE DOC SHOW.
OLD TlGE TO BE AMONG THEM.
Branch VIII Himself Accompany the
Hounds aud Have Then, in Charge
During the show-,rany Entries of
Fine Dogs and Birds.

me latest acquisition to the Dog Shuw,
and one that will attract attention. is the
celebrated pack of man-trailing blood
hounds owned by Hurricane Branch, Of
Suffolk. Mr.. Branch will personally ac-
company his doss-in fact he never en-
trusts them to others. as they arc very
valuable. especially to a man in Mr..
Branthss business. He is private de-
tective
The fcats accomplished by these dogs
are almost beyond belief. Numbered
among these to be at the show are I'll
ger. also known as the Cropsy dog. which
followed the trail of Miss Nellie Cropsv
at Elizabeth City. y. G, when the tracks
were nine days old. While there were no
means of knowing at that time. it was
proven by later events that the dog was
right These dogs have been the means
OF tracking many desperate criminals
and bringing them to justice.
Other entries in the dog department
vii! prove a distinct surprise TO lovers
of fine dogs. when they are placed upon
exhibition
In the poultry department quality will
be the highest. judging from the class
Of exhibitors who applying for space.
One exhibitor. well-known to poultrymen
everywhere. viii place on show a large
iA''i'i''ti VI iidNt ii'titl pN
a Americas greatest shows. Breeders of
the popular barred Plymouth Rock are
vieing with each other, and the exhibit
in this class promises to be sensational
A noted New York breeder of ornamental
fowl. such as Monaghan. Lady Amherst.
Ringneci, and Schwern Pheasants is
negotiating for display.
The aquatic exhibit with many of inn
ported ornamental fish. will be a new
thing here. There Yet remain but five
days in which to make entries. and any
one desiring TO make an exhibit should
secure premium lists and entry blanks
without delay They may be had by al
dressing or calling upon the secretary at
No. 81 west Broad street The pro-
gramne, which includes band concert.
daily. will be announced next week.
Judging the exhibits will be in the
hands Of experts. Mr.. 7. +. Orr. OF
PittsbuTg, the present secretary OF IT,"
American Poultry Association, q genl.s.
man who has been on the standard com
mittec Of that body Tor the past twenty
Years and who places the awards at
AL he largest shows, will judge the poui-
II AR. Henry Hermann. Of Bal
Miii judge the pigeon depart
M:'. Hermann has national repu
t: in his department. Several judges
w. place The awards dogs, but as
the list is yet incomplete the announce
nlent viii be deferred until all are en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
THE CARNIVAL AND MIDWAY.
rzoo1 Performance Attracted
rar-e Crowd Last Night.

The Norris & Berger Combined Carni-
val and Mighty Midway is at las; in inii
blaze All the shows We're going la:5t
night and great crowds We're to be seen
on the grounds at Vine and Main streets
Yesterday a crowd witnessed the tree
performances. chief among which was
the high dive of Professor McComb Ihls
daring man dives headforemost from q
tower niscty-iivc feet in the air into =
tank Of water on-S four feet deep
The Original Old Plantation was show
in itself Here one can hear all OF ~.
old songs the darkies uSed TO sing be
de wsr." All kinds of dancing is TO b
seen from the buck dancing TO the High
land fling.
The statue turning 10 life is an interest
ing spectacle The curtain rises and be
tore the audience is a marble statue To
PROVE this the head of the statue is taken
If Gradually one can see color cone
into the arm. neck ami face until before
You is q real. live woman. she is then
turned TO a bunch of roses ana one IS
placled 10 show that they are real, then
back TO the statue again and the head Is
again taken of. which removes doubt
from The minds of the most silepucal
Al Of the shows are interesting from
the small horse TO the flying gondolasy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

ing several weeks in California, with
view to getting the California League to
consolidate with his organization, and
thus in part, defeat the plans of the asso-
citation of minor-league clubs. which in
cludes all the other lesser leagues of the
United States except the new Southern
League. now in process OF formation. II
the Southern League decides to join with
the majority. the local league will be the
only one outside the pale, and Secretary
Farrell is making every endeavor to per-
feet his organizati by having California
come in. A decision has not yet been
reached here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
Richmond e.alc Chorus.

\ singing society called the Richmond
Male chorus has been organized in this
city. with Mr.. Rowe c. Tup1nan as IT'S
5lircctcr The officers are: v. T. Pril-
ct.rd president: J. e White, vice-presl-
lior,t. Jete. Homes. secretary; Walter: Wat
rims treasurer: William a. WEBB, Il
harlan, and the other members are IL
N Morgan r. d Morgan. b 81 Morgan,
James McBain, George Warren. ol'al ,,-
- l-ool-n A15v Hurt. c. c. White, w.
NJ tones W a. Page r. 3. Forrest,
tr,,ao.,. Phantom. George Noting. g. H..
Nr1naliv, ". f. Womack. II. H. hurt
= 4 Morton. James Doad. Sanford fien1-
ins. II. Brooke. i. Pusey, and others
T,rsatice meetings are held every Thurs
1ay night in the Walter D. Moses par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
NORTH CAROLINA'S CAPITAL.
Meeting of School superintendent
To-Day.


To-Day.
RALEIGH. n c., November J1.-(Spe-
ial)-Tle North Carolina Colored Zap
tst Convention begins Its annual session
at Smithfield Tavern. Rev. Or. G. ).
Brown and Rev. George Whitfield pre-
siding To-rnosrow there will be an au-
Broughton. is the superintendent OF
the Baptist tabernacle Sunday school
here. the largest in the State.
Insurance Commissioner Young left to-
day for WinsdOr to press the case against
a man named Conley and two other men,
who are charged with having burned Con-
ley's store. in order to get the insurance.
The State Association Of County Super
intendents Of Education meets here in
the hall of the House of Commons at ii
O'Clock tomorrow morning. One OF the
first to arrive is S. f. Venable. of Ashc-
vile, whose establishment Of rural grad
ed schools in Buncombe county has prov
ed so great a success. Many educators
prominence will attend. in addition to the
superintendent. Secretary Wallace But
trick OF the General Education Board. is
here. This is the board which pays the
travelling expenses OF the county super
intendents so that all can come h0re.
Every county in North Carolina will be
well represented. Friday evening there
will be an educational rally. with music
By the cadet band OF the Agricultural and
icchanica! College and bright talks by
Governor Aycock. ex-Attorney-G GENERAL
Robert D. Douglass OF Greensboro: Jo-
sepnus Daniels. {. y. McIver, II. l..
Smith. j. ". Bain1cy. Edward Mintaoni
and others. One of the features of the
meeting of the association will be the
Sc 10TH,
teachers of rural pubic schools how to
teach the elementary principles of agri
culture. There will be a summer course
of agriculture at the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College for these teachers and it
will be a great step.
..MOONSHINING" TO BECOME
POPULAR.
1t is said by revenue officials that there
will be more moonshinng than in some
time from now to the end of March,
owing to the lower price of corn and the
demand for whiskcE.
The State Board Of Pharmacy, Messrs.
Zoellcr. Hancock. and Simpson, me
day in the Senate chamber and examined
twenty-five applicants for license as
pharmacists.
a charter is granted the Cherokee Tan
ming Company. of Andrews, Cherokee
county. capital. 100000. to make dyeing
and tanning extracts from park. wood,
and leaves: also to make wood alcohol
essential oils. etc.
Professor Burnett of the chair Of agri-
culture at the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College, is preparing book on ele-
mentary agriculture available for use il.
the public schools.
President Winston, Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, daily receives
letters applying for admission but no ap-
plcants can be taken as there are no
accommodations. He says two dormto-
ries. each IS large as Vantage Hail.
which accommodates 120 cadets, are need
ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
CHESTERFIELD CO. COURT.
James Goodc Indicted-othcr Impor-
tnnt Cascs-CoHfederate Monument.

James Goodc Indicted-Othcr Impor-
,nnt Observation-Disclosures NIonuE,en:.
CHESTER, VA, November 1.-(spe-
eial>-chesters@ County Court ,ss wit. with
convened eav in regTHr session at the Court
house yesterday. This being q special
grand jury term. there was large at
tendance. The grand jury indicted tie. lanes James
brea king. He pleaded guilty and was
given five years in the penitentiary in
each case.
and will be tried at the next term of
court
The viii OF James Goggett was admit
ted to prboate.
The Court granted a liquor license to
]. A. Lucas, of Winterpock.
The case of Strange and Wright, the
white men charged with cutting and
the Virginia Telephone Company along
mo Richmond and Petersburg turnpike.
il being tried to-day, 1t will be remem-
bered that these alleged wire thieves
Gergory at t7'~ zee during the sum
rrer. but appe : case to the Corn-
~ Court Il admitted to bail
il, the mean cange forfeited his
.5no bond ara 90 North Carolina.
I,It was caught several weeks ago and
placed IN the Chesterfield Jail
The Court transacted a large a amount
Indications will be in session several
CavS this week.
The Circuit Court will meet Saturday.
the 18th, when the docket will be Called
ard the cases set for tria! 1t is under
stood that there are about twenty-five
cases on the docket, most of which are
suits against the different railroads cor
damages, etc.
The Confederate Monument Committee
hell, an ir.t@resting meeting and express,
%, themselves as well pleased at the .1ro-
er.ss being made on the monument
s.hich is being erected in the county.
yard.
- PERSONAL.
81 MRS. S. Pi llsinton.8 of the Courthouse
Is visiting Mrs. j. " Blantor1i on Floyd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
WINTER TOURIST RATES
Via The At1ansic-const Line II. r.

Via The AtIantic-Const Line Il. r.
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern winter resorts via the At
Iantic-coast Line. This line is the short
es1 quickest, and most elegantly equipped
between the North and South. II offers
to health and pleasure seekers service
eoua1!ed by none. You make no changes
to Florida resorts
Fer full particulars apply to any agent
y ~ c. 8. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
SIS east Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
Bans Ctcrr,.ss to Nov. 1st.

The bank Gle $ of Richmond for
the month of @ r were slS.S99 $685..
The total for the .r 1902. including Oc-
tober. were S177.715, 1884. Now you have
only two months to tisu-e on. November
and December. and if your estimate is
received by us before November 10th and
is nearest correct an additional 50 will
be added, making the total first prize
s515. Read the big advertisement and act
promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
xcpro Roy Exoncrnteh.

.Sauire James T. Lewis yesterday morn
ing eXeronated John Gordon. the negro
boy who yesterday afternoon shot and m
s:antly killed Werner Price another negro
boy about the same age, finding. after eX-
animation. that it was pure case Oh
accidental shooting. The two negro boys
were hunting just above the reservoir
when in some manner Werner Price was
.bn, ~ ,ha head the shot tearing a large
hole and killing him instantly. The Cor
don, boy was locked up last night and this
morning relea Sod from iall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
ANNUAL HORSE SHOW.
view York. November 17.h-.en,l.

Cor the above occasion the Norfolk and
Western railway. in connection with tn.
Old Dominion Steamship Company. VIII
sell on Saturday. November 18th. rouni,s
trip tickets to New York at rate $lt
tincludins meals and eerth on steamer).
with final limit November 18th: one-wasr
tickets viii be sold at the rate Of 81.
Passengers from Richmond viii leave on
the Ocean Shore Limited at 3 2. NJ. arr
rive Norfolk 80 r. NJ. and thus ba
aboard the steamer ahout $50 r. M.@For.
tickets and fun information apply at or
nee ef the company. sss east Main street:
II. BosLEY
District Passenger 49,
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The Ouic-est Route to California
and the West is VII, the Chesu-
ncake & Ohio Railway.

Two fast trains leave Richmond daily
at P. NJ. and I T. NJ, connecting With
the most luxuriously equipped limited
traius'' of the western lines and give
choice of routes-either via Chicago st.
Louis or New Orleans. The time from
richmond to San Francisco via G. and
q and quickest connecting lines isi four
DAYS. three hours and twenty-five
minutes; 10 Denver. two days, five
hours and fifty minutes. and pro-
nnrtionatelv quick to other western
points. no other line from Richmond can
touch this
Rates quoted on application and Pullman
reservations made entire route on SUI
t;cient notice to w. 0. Warthen, D. P. AZ,
{, ana O. Railway, Rich,nond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
FRANCIS ]. POWER DEAD.
He Was the Superintendent Of Al
exandria,s Nntcr-Worl<s.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. November IL
(Special.l-Francis J. Power. Superinten-
dent of the Alexandria Water Works
died shortly past noon to-day at his resi-
dence in West End. He was about %
years Of age, and recently suffered a
stroke OF paralysis from which he never
ra4.ed. Mr.. Power is survived by five
daughters three sons, and widow. He
was prominent member OF r. r. Lee
of the Royal Arcanum. Mr.. Power had
been Superintendent of the Water Com
many for man years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

BY an error Messrs. 0. Fl. Berry &
Co.'S ad. of yesterday was made to read:
Fancy Vests, with buttons of gun metal
new $500 for Il beauty, while the fact
is that the price of the vests were not
given at ALL The price. s1S.G0. should
have followed the description of their
new doubie-Zreas ted-long-rol-th ree-but-
ton sack suits that are 50 poptilarnow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
"Pis-Tail' Brngg in Washington

WASHINGTON. November 1--General
Bragg Consul-General at Havana, who
has exchanged posts with Consui-General
Rubee. at Hong Kong. has arrived III
Washington, and called ct the State De-
partment to-day to consult the officials in
regard to his new duties.
Before going to China. General Bragg
will visit his home in Wisconsin. and at
tend to private business. He expects to
return to Washington and meet Consul
General Rublee. who left Hong Kong
about November 1st. The two will eS-
change commissions and proceed to their
respective points.
General Bragg is accompanied by s.
Bragg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
Andrew PizZini, Jr., President
8-1o-1z SOUTH NINTH STREET
Great New York Horse Show via
chesapeake & Ohio Route and Ole
Dominion Steamship.

Leave Richmond CMain-Street Station
!. p NJ. with parIor cars. Saturday. Nov
Is take G. and o. steamer Virginia at
Newport News 5:35 P. NJ. will run along.
side OF the Old Dominion steamship a.
Fare on Nov. Is. Richmond to New
York. one way 81. including meals an<
sta te-room berth on steamer. Round trip
81. including meals ana srate-room berth
on steamer both ways. limited ten dayt
for return.
Paror cars between Richmond ano
Newport News.
Point in time to connect with the C. an4
o. fast train leaving Old Point $40 A.
NJ. except Sunday. arriving Richmond
HAS A N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
COTTON OIL COMPANY
APPEALS AT RALEIGH.
Asks Corporation Commission te
Modify Order SO as to Allow
Change in Switching Charges.

RALEIGH. \. c.. November 11.-(Spe-
cial )-Vice-President Wells. Of the South
ern Cotton Oil Company. to-day appea led
to the Corporation Commission to modify
circular No. %, SO to allow 81 and $3.50
as switching charges, instead of 81 and
$l.5G, which, is now the rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
Removal SEle,

There has never been seen here such
a sale of fine goods rs IS now going on
at this store. 81 Mems Wool Shirt and
Drawers now 15c.: the s1.25 kind. 81; the
50 and 81 so kind, si.a9. We have especially
a large lot of extra sizes at special
prices.
Fer frst-class tailoring there never
were such prices as we are making
Goods must be sold.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
90I east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
ST. Andrews Day.

The regular St Andrews Day Broth
crhooa service will be held on the 18th OF
November. at s o'clock. at St. James
church. There will he addresses by lay
mon from the Seminary AL men arc cor
daily invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
Senate Committee IN Arixonia.

PHOENIX, ARIZ., November 1.-THE
Board OF Trade has made arrangements
for the entertainment Of the Senate Com
mittec on Territories, now en- route here.
and to facilitate as comprehensive a tou,
as possible through Arizona. Governo,
Brodie and committee will meet the
senatorial party at Deming, n. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

THE SEABoARD AIR LINE RAT.
WAY is THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE
to the following points: Raleigh. South.
ern Pines. Pinehurst. Camden. Atlanta
Columbia. Savannah. Jacksonville anc
all Florida resorts. Travel via Seaboard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
an,Ie PichmOnH

avenue. Richmond
Miss Cora Hewlett has returned from
a pleasant visit TO relatives IN Peters
burg.
Miss Laura Mitchell. who has been Wis
ting Miss Eunice Spiers. has returned to
her home at Stoney Creek.
Miss Mabel Robertson who is attend
ing the Southern Female College at Pc
tcrsburg spent saturday and Sunday
WIN her parents.
ATS. Marian Hatcher is very SICK at
her home, in the village.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
United Daughters OF the Confeders
ncy. New Orleans, In, Nov. 12-l1

On account OF the above occasion thu
tickets to New Orleans at rate OF on.
first-class fare for the round trip. Tick
cts to be sold sth. 9th and 10Th. with fina
limit ten days in addition to date of sale
except by depositing ticket with Join
agent at New Orleans on or before Nov
is. and upon payment or n fee Of 80 cent,
an extension to Nov. 80 may be obtained
For further information relative a
above. cal, or write any representative,
of the Seaboard. or T. P. SMITH,
District Passenger Agent.
1905 Eas. Main street
Phone 405. ocif-Tu.Th no1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
ELoPEMENT a SURPRISE.
. Incomes the Bride

Miss Alice Haynes becomes 'Ae -
OF sir. Il. w. Slater.
Mr.. I,eyeus ". Slater and Miss Alice NJ.
,,a,,,.as we're married at st. Aloystins
.,.,.rcs, IN washington Friday afternoon.
~ Rev. FatherJ. Il. KeIlehcr. Inc mar ar.
yiaae was somewhat in the a.u1e o. o.. On
,,opcrnent. as none of the friends OF el.ueis
hr,ae or groom were apprised OF inc en-
easement ,..o, AZ ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION.

Norfolk, yn., November 13th-S3.50
Round Trip. Via Norfolk and West.
ern Railway.
Tickets on sale November 18th. 18th, an<
18th. good for return passage until Noe
vember 10Th Trains leave Richmond
A. NJ and P. NJ, daily. arriving Nor.
folk in two hours and twenty -minutes
This is the quickest route. and the onis
one without change. Additional trait
leaves Richmond 7:25 P. NJ. Tickets sold
al s3s and 500 east Main street. and BYRD
Street Union) Station.
c. Fl. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

THE CAFE-CAR DINING SERVICE
operated by the Seaboard Air Line Rail-.
way is unexcelled for service and con,
yenience. The passenger pays for what
he gets Fresh meats and fresh yegetai
bles used. no canned goids served. Trave
via Seaboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
contbern Baptist Convention

The Old Dominion Steamship Company
will sell round trip tickets to above con-
vention Nov. II: Is and IA at $500. incied,
Nov 1o-Steamers leave daily at : p. Nj.
a,.i,.;no, in Norfolk at 6 o'clock next morn
ing. 'Oii1s ~ ,e.er+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

ALL SEARoARD AR LINE TRAINS
leave. and arrive Mt the Main-street sta
stien: most convenient depot in the city
OF richmond ravei via tie Sea board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

A charter was granted yesterday by
judge j. r. Wexford. of the City Circuit
CCurt To the Richmond Club, an organi-
Zat.on for social purposes. The officers
are: President. John Feoge; vice-president.
s. c. Es,!ie.d. and secretary and treasurer.
Peyton !3arghman. There is no capital
Stor,-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12

Baseball LcnEue Work in ,Friacp.
!: SAN FRANCISCAN CAL, November II.
T. ]. Hickey. president of the American
Association OF Baseball Clubs, is spend