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 The most enterprising state that ever entered the federal Union will come in when Arizona dons the dig nifty of statehood.-Los Angeles Herald.
 Arizona has something to boast of in addition to its rich mineral underground and the fruitfulness of its land surface. A company has been incorporated in Phenix to develop air navigation.
 The students at Colorado's state university went out on a strike last week. They quit to attend the quarto-centennial celebration. The students of the Colorado School of Mines went on strike last year.
 Mr.-A. P. Davis, of the govern ment geological survey, is in Pha- nix to investigate the situation in the Salt River valley. He will also go to the Tonto Basin and the San Carlos reservation and make inves- tigations for the Interior depart ment.
 Two Americans who were con fined in the Mexican jail at Cana nea, and who were condemed to be shot, made their escape last week. The Mexican constabulary were afraid to give chase as the fugitives captured the jailers' arms when they made their escape.
 Everyone is familiar with the fact that Arizona produces copper, but few realize how much gold is found in the territory, and yet as a producer of gold Arizona is sixth in the list of states, being surpassed by Alaska, California, Colorado, Montana and South Dakota. As silver producer Arizona stands fifth--Albuquerque Journal-Demo- crat.
 The Bisbee Miner asks: "How would our citizens like to become a part of New Mexico, even though the new state were to be called Ari- zona?" There is no cause to fear that the boundary lines of Arizona will be changed from their present location when she becomes a state. If the political standing will bar us from statehood, with a paltry two or three hundred democratic majority, New Mexico ought to have a cinche on statehood with her 10,- 900 republican majority. And where will Oklahoma light with her POO republican majority?
 In this day sobriety has come pretty nearly to mean total ab- stinence. As a business proposi- ton great corporations and private firms are enforcing practical ab- stinence. They demand such a condition of their employees that any drink at all becomes too much. Science has come to support the same end. "A man is as old as his arteries" is a saying we'll known in medicine. When the arteries
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my former wife,
Mary Sicocaa.
q SIlIhAN
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
THE GOSSIP OF WASHIGTON

ton with q choice morsel of gossin
senator Martins curt ueclination OF
the invitation which had been with
drawn from Senator AMMAN is talked
about 1t was sent at three
0 cIocn, and before receiving a
reply the name was included in the
list OF guests given TO the press Sem
ator Martin was not at home when the
invitation was received. but the mo-
ment he got 1t he dispatched d note
regretting his inability to accept. He
assigned no reason other than this.
similar occurrence marked the
last notable banquet given at the
White House tuat which President
Mckinley extended to Admiral Dewey.
Gov Bushnell, OF Ono, became offend
ed because of some OF the arrange
ments at the parade, and at o'clock
sent his regrets TO the President,
His name also appeared on the list OF
guests, and Ike Senator Martin. he
caused statement 10 be published
that he was not present.
The local organization of the W. c.
l. Y. are much wrought UP because
AdolphuS Busch, OF St. Louis. was in
vited to the PRESIDENTIAL board They
are getting up meeting to protest
against the presence OF the brewer
They will draw up resolutions and
send them to the President.
There were the usual number of dis
appointed people, many OF whom are
IN the Senate. but on the whole the
feast is considered quite a success for
a Washington function s mart ~ tha
junction which the PRESIDENT did not
see was the acrobatic performance OF
Kermit Roosevelt and his two chums.
he boys were allowed to remain in
the corridor where the musicians were.
When the Prince and STAFF departed.
about 1890 O'Clock the boys fol-
lowed the procession To the main
entrance, turning handsprings to the
sound of the music One OF the Ger
man officers caught sight OF the per
tormance aud left the White House
shaking with laughter.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

WASHINGTON. D. G., March s.,
Daring senator Bailey's fight in the
senate for the rights of the State OF
South Carolina. he had tilts with many
ii the Republican leaders. He silenc-
flung some legal questions at him he
said suayely;
of course when the venerable Sem
ator from Massachusetts, asks about
the law the question answers itself.
The venerable Senotor from Massachu-
se,ts is so distinguished a lawyer that
even if thought him wrong | should
hesitate TO say so.
Then senator Foraker took hand
That may he the law in Texas, he
sad, but il IS not in any other state
! have ever heard Of
There Is a great deal Of law the
Senator from Ohio has not heard OF"
SAID Senator Bailey pleasantly.
Foraker was rash. He came back
again.
Undoubtedly and especially in Tex
as from what the Senator has said"
Bailey played with him.
had the misfortune once to try
case in Ohio, and | learned some re-
markahle law there
have no doubt you learned some
thing before you got through with it,"
Foraker flashed back.
The Republicans ,aughed
Yes, drawled Bailey. If there Is
SO much to be learned there com
mend the senator fom Ohio to stay
there as much as his Senatorial du-
;-'s Wall allow"
Foraker kept his seat.
During a lull in a Cabinet meeting
sometime ago one Of the Cabinet mem
aers spoke Of driving cows to pasture.
when the question was asked
How taany OF us in our Doyhood
days drove COWS to PASTURE"
I was developed that every one OF
the President 5 official family aad per-
formed that service in his youth.
Prince Henry has furnished Washing
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
Local Weather ReDOrt,

The temperature in Tucson TODAY. as
reported by Observer f l.. Wetmure. is
AS follows.
Minimum so
Maximum IS
Mean 81 )
Wind southeast
Clear.
Barometer falling.
The next changes will take place on the
7th, 9th, llth.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

|. There. murmured Buster as he
completed his great kicker out ar.
rangement. The next bore that calls
will sit in that chair and will receive
a surprise.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

Eczema, saltrheum, tetts~ shadng,
Ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are
quickly cured by DeWItts Witch
Hazel Salve. The certain p.4e cure. For
sale at Bells Pharmacy. - " est
Church street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
Metal and MOneu Market.

New NoRK. March 5.-Mexicau dol
lars, 49,; silver. 547s.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

Now Is the time to have your horses
clipped. De Hay & Witter will do It
by electric power, in the most approved
manner. l29 East Congress street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

This windy weather Is hard on the
eyes. Protect your eyes with d pair
OF eye shields or smoked glasses. DR..
II. y. Schell has a complete line.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
FIFTY THOUSAND.

To dispose Of $4,000 cartridges on
hand by March Is. will sell Is shots
for % cents. S. A. Mccartney. l36
West Congress street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

For repairing of fine watches and
jewellery go to +. G. Capos. Every
watch Is guaranteed. Only hrst-class
work turned out.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

II this weather keeps up you will
have 10 hunt up your last spring suit
and have it cleaned or buy nev one
from Smith. the leading Tailor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
YES, IT WAS A SUCCESS.

Prince Henry has furnished Washing
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

Wedding ara blrtlda: rings male 70
order, at +. G. Capo's, the Jewe!er, So
West Congress street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Ounce Tab
let's. An druggists refund the money
If IL falls TO cure. E. w. Groves sign
ature Is on eacn box. CSC
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

Rammage sale now on. elegant
dress suit, perfect washing machine,
clothing, etc Congress and Meyers
streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
BOY is STABBED
WHILE AT PLAY
Frederick County Fruit Growers
and Supervisors Confer as
to enforcement.
.c,,o,., n;sna,ch To The Times.) !

Especial Dispatch to The 1imes.)
WINCHESTER, VA, April l9.-As the
result of boisterous play. Councilman
William r. Willis 1iftecn-year-old son.
Carroll. lies at his home In serious con-
dition. with a knife thrust from Robert
Gray, eldest son of ex-Councilnan Robert
L. Gray The two boys were having all
ina sinary duel with knives late this af-
ternoon, and while executing fancy
whirl Young Gray stabbed young Willis
beneath the right shoulder blade. The
wound may not be fatal. but 1t may
iniure the boys lung. Both boys are
about the same age.
r. M Altold alias r. NJ. Allen, the
man who secured money by means OF a
worthless check from j. William Athey,
proprietor OF Hart Hotel, was arrested
in Front Royal and brought to Winches-
ter last night. 1t is believed the man is
from Knoxville. Tenn.
Intelligence was received in Winches-
ter to-day of the death in Augusta, Geor-
Eia, Of Major w. G. Sibley, father of Rev.
]. S.. Sibley, pastor Of the Winchester
Presbyterian Church. During the Civil
! War he was major in a Georgia regl-
ment and was a man of considerable
wealth.
There is difference Of opinion between
the Frederick county frrit-growers and
the Board of Supervisors as to enforcing
the San Jose scale law. Both bodies were
in session, at one time this afternoon,
and Prof w. B. Atwood, of Blacksburg,
addressed each.
The greatest educational event here for
years was the final institute in Win
chester this afternoon of the Frederick
County Teachers Association. It was III
session three hours and nearly one thou
sand people were in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20

of the KaIiphsa att the Confederate Hall
at the Fair Grounds. The ndsparade
5of the Veterans and the Sons wi take
place Thursday morning q 40 20 clock. g s,
Last, but not least in the list of at
fractions, will beSthe prese'::e IN l2a'.;ss
on Monday Of Pederewslli, the world
famed pianist. He will play the bene-
fit Of the reunion fund.
4 SPONSORS AND MAIDS.
The sponsors and maids Of honor for
tile general confederation of the Sons
are as follows: Sponsor-in-Clief, Miss
Mary e. Sykes, Of Aberdeen, Miss: fflrst
Maid of Honor, Miss Martha Blanche g
Porter, of Memphis. Tenn; Maid Of
Honor, Miss Clanles Brownrigg N1cIn-
iston. of Aberdeen: Miss.;f Chaperon,
Mrs Eugene ELavier$ Sykes, of5Ncw Y ork.
The appointments from the. various de-
spart,nents and divisions are sas follows: sS
ARMY OF Northern. Virginia: Sponsor,
Miss Annie Drewry. of Centra1ia. (;
Maid of Honor. Miss Bessie Doyle, OF
Norfolk
Army of Tenessee: Sponsor. Miss Edith
Mallory, Memphis, Tenn,
First Maid :sof Honor: MfsssLouise Per
son. Memphis. Tenn. 1@ss
Trans -Nississippi: Sponsor, fiHs Effie
Barrow, Pine Bluff, Ark; !; Maid of Honor.
Miss Estelle Buckner. Pine Bluff. Ark, {;
5Chaperon. Mrs. w. II. sLangford, Pine
Bluff, $4Ark Sss6 ,s
D1visions-N Carolina: Sponsor, Iiss
Julia aM. "A lexand err Of G'hafintt te M aid
of Honor Miss Ollie VIZ Clark. Of Will
son = Ctaperon. Mrs. W. II. Overman, of
Salisbury.
Kentucky: Sponsor. Miss Margaret
Weisslnger. OF Louisville; Maid Of Honor,
Miss Jessie Norton. of Louisville. SH
West Virginia Sponsor, Miss Otie Sill
TosI ho-
IL Hamilton sKincaid. of Summersville:
Cha peron. Mrs. Virginia f. McSherry, of
;AIartinsburg.
Alabama: Sponsor, Miss aDucy Powell
4Randle.5of Union Springs; Maid of Honor.
.AlissiAnastasi Pickett, of Union Springs:
tCnaperon Mrs. Hugh Foster, of Union
Springs.
Tennessee: Sponsor, Miss Guy Allen
Leeper, of jackson; Maid of Honor, Miss
Bessie Polk, of Jackson.
Missippi: Sponsor, Miss Suzanne Dab
ney,4of Vicksburg; Maid Of Honor. Miss
Hannah Elliott, of Vicksburg: Chaperon,
Mrs. Mayre sDabney, of Vicksburg.
louisiana: Sponsor, Miss Margaret AL
.ison. of Lake Charles; Maid of Honor,
Miss Heloise Sims. of Donaldsonville;
Chaperon, Mrs: j. Y. Allison, of Lake
Charles.
Texas Sponsor, Miss Leona Randall, of
Waco; Maid Of Honor. Miss Iva West
/ lrooks, of Lorena: Chaperon, Mrs. NJ. S.
Westbrooks, of Lorena.
Missouri: Sponsor, Miss Margaret Viii
l.nson, of st. Louis: Maid of Honor. Miss
Ia tharine Mercer of Independence; Chap
eron, Mrs. Judge J. 3. CAN'T, of Jefferson
CITY.
Indian Territory: Sponsor. Miss Mamie
Fuliam, OF Ardmore: Maid of Honor. Miss
Tennie White, of Purcell; Chaperon, Mrs.
I. Y. Morgan, of Ardmore.
AIADB GREAT PROGRESS.
The progress in the organization OF
veterans since the last meeting has been
great, and large additions have been made
to the membership, There are 1.410 camps
already enrolled in the United Confed-
crate Veteran organization with appli,
cations in for over 100 more. So far as
the sons are concerned 1t is expected
that the reports at the meeting Will show
great increase in the membership OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
Timely Hitting and Superior 6sss
Running Did the Work.
IFAlR.mAIDs QUITE STRENGTH
Carolina Did Well Until the F.fth sn61
Then Went Down vvth Aeceieratsd
Speed Before virginia's Hsasy
Batters-A Warm Welcome
Awaits the Boys Il
Charlottesville.
is,ec,,1 p,,n.feh q rhs rlnse.I j

Especial Dispatch 70 Ths nn0.b
RALEIGH, N. c.. April 19-Vs11tniA
Won the second game from casuilna this
afternoon In slow. tiresoma ccntest hH
a score OF 8 to in seven innings This
City was full OF streamers, many places
Of business being with oolors OF oot1
teams. ts.l.
More than two-hundred rootsrs came
ever from Chare.. ;. root for Caro-.
lima and there were many rootsrs fog VIZ
ginia An unusually large nuinbsr OF.
ladies' wearing their colors inasnuch ~
the game was In a North Carolina town.:
The attendance was loo. Weather cons
dlttons were as good as could be desired
There was much complaint at ths late.
stait, the game not having conInsdce0
until after O'clock 81
Virginia won by tiu1aly hitting and su-
pt r1or. base-r1lnning. Both tsAzns made
the same number Of basa-n1tA and Viz.
gi:la made two more erroxs than Caro-.
lima. Both batteries did good WORK that
would have been credit to rro<essonals.
Carolina team gained a good advan-age
irt the first five innings. ard went to
pieces In the fifth. when thsy allowed
Iirglnia to make three runs afrer. TIVE
men were down. The detailed sco1s FOL.
Ilor,S: 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.D
The Bank Of Mecklenburg Prepare for
Thieves Who Steal
fsp.c,.i Dl,pa,cn to rne 1im.s.)

Especial Di,patcn to Tue Iimsso
BOYDTON.t VA, April 19.-Mrs. Per-
nelia Adams, an old white woman living
some two miles from town. was burned
to death on Wednesday at the home OF
Mr. William Cox. The old woman was
quite feeble and while the rest OF the
family were out. she undertook to sweep
the hearth and in doing so her dress
caught on fire. In her fright she rushed
out in the open air and her entire cloth
Ing took fire. She only lived two hours
The Bank of tMecklenburg has made
extensive improvements recently in the
sinterior Of their banking house. They
have Just received superior burglar and
fIre-proof safe, made by the Diebold
Lock and Safe Company, and it has been
placed In theirgvault. Itfis a magnificent
structure sixty-onef inches high, thirty
six inches wide and twenty-seven inches
deep They have also had a double Yale
time lock placed on their safe at the
Chase City branch of their bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
.MECKLENBURCIS
FORT PROCLAIMINC
Meeting Of the Democratic Voters
Of That County instruct its
Delegate to So Vote.
Especial Dlspatc 20 The Time!

--.--'-- tSpttfaf- -Dfspattn 7--------
CHASE CITY, April 19.-The Demo
craft. voters oe Chase City and vicinity
met in Banner Warehouse yesterday to
take action in regard to making effective,
The new constitution. Robert NJ. Jefrreys
was chosen chairman and T. D. Jeffries,
cecretary.
a resolution, instructing George P. Tarry,
delegate in the Constitutional Convention
from Mcckleburg county to vote to pro-
CAIN. the new Constitution, and it was
adopted unanimously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
Virginia Postmasters.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 1s-The
4 following Virginia fourth-class post
+ masters were appointed today: Canter-
burg, j. H. Canter; Chung. c.. Cain:
Heiskill, "A. 2. Rivers; ); Rollins Fork J..
F: Jones: Rose Bower, r. p. Bryant: !:
Ssandoval = e.. kilby; Stone Bridge,
gR T.. Briggs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
LOCAL OPTION
BREAKER FINED
Jail Sentence Of Six Months
Added, but Bail Allowed and
an Appeal Taken.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

LEXINGTON. VA. April 19.--Mayor
:Pierson to-day fined William McKeever
two hundred ard fifty dollars and costs
ana sentenced him to six months in
the county Jail for selling liquor in To-
cal option district. Mr.. 1cKeever was
not present at. the trial or represented
by counsel The Mayor gives ten days
in which 6to pay. the fine and suspended
Jail sentence, owing TO illness. He will
IS James Brown was fined one hundred
dollars and costs and sentenced to six
months in Jail for similar offense. He
was admitted to bail and took an sp-
peal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
William and MarYsTeam.

Especial Dispatch to The Timea.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. APRIL 1S.-The
William and Mary baseball team. undef;
the management OF e Holland Will
Isave Monday morning on q trip South
west, playing Randoipk-Macon College
University Of Virginia and WashiuGeoo
and Lee University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
William and Mary Representative,

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 19.--
Mr. F. 7. Holland of Isle OF Wight scoun- m
ty. was tonight selected by the faculty
to represent the College of William and
Mary in the intercollegiate oratoHcal
contest. which meets at Emory and Henry
College on May the Cd. Mr.. Holland won
over other con ntestants, and has already
won the orators and sdebaters medal OF
the College of William and Mary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
PAYNE'S SOLACE.
Blow He Received in the House Re-
Ieved by Discovery Of Blunder.

lIevedf by discovery OF a 6iunuer.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. April 19.-IIigh ten-.
sion was manifest among the members
Of the House as a result Of the action OF
the House last night In overriding the
Ways and Mears Committee on the
Cuban reciprocity bill. Chairman Payne
took the reverse philosophical He
pointed out that the effect Of the amend
m.:ll was to take off not only the diff
f.rertlal on sugar. but also the counter.
yailIng duty provided by the DingIey law.
, esu.t not intended by the author Of
tIls amendment.
Representative Morris, Of Minnesota. is
examining the Dingiey and Other laws to
determine whether Mr.. Payne's point IS
good.
:A1. Morris said that from his inquiry
s. far he did not think the claim Sas
good, but If 1t was the matter could
easily be remedied by amendment. @
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
.Lynchburg, 10; Hampde zsidnsYs.

4, Especial Dispatch to InA aIimssJ
HAMPDEN-SIDNE A, April 1e.-
The baseball game here this afternoon
between Hampden-S Sidney and the Lyrch-
burg Athletic Associa ton resulted 10 .
victory for Lynchburg Score: lynch
burg-r1as. 10; hits. s;.erroT, s.. HamD.
dem Sidney-runs. =; hits.,s7 errore. =
Struck out-by OfBrten. BY Graham.
by Jones.
Lineup for Observation-Disclosures
catcher, Sterns. right neld; Head, lsfe
field: :otey. third base; Hardaway, ssnt@
field; Casey. second Ease: Ford. shcrt
stop; Davidson tcaptain). first bases.
O.Brien, pitcher; substitute, vozlssby.
Hampden- Sidney lien. catcher; Cohu.
right field: Christian. left field; Lang:
horne, third base; Preston. center held:
McCorkle. second base;z zBurroushs short
stop. Frank Irving. first base; Graham
t(Captain). pitcher: substitutes. Fatton.5
5Hansberger and KuykendalL
Umpire. DR.. J.. He. Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
REJOICING AT UNIVERSITY.
The Student Body Preparing to Give
the Team a Warm Reception.
especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to 1ha Timee.J 24alsE9
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. SA.s
April 19.-The news OF Virginia.s second
victory over North Carolina was received
at the University with much Joy tonight.
as 1t practically gives Virginia the. cham.
piouship of the South. The injury to
Captain Carter, yirginia's star twirler.
made it necessary for young Cracraft to
again off1ciate in the box. and there was
some fear expressed that he could nos
pitch winning ball two days IN success
sion against as strong team As Caro-
lima.
The student body is arranging to gtvs
the players big reception upon thei1
arrival home Tomorrow afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
Gallaudet, 8; fredericksburg. 2.
fc.Aein1 Disna tch to The Times

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April 1a.-
IN a. 4 fine game of ball. before a large
crowd. on the athletic grounds here this
afternoon, Gallaudet College. of Wash
irgton, defeated the Fredericksburg Col
lege team by a score Of s to 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
Franklin, Is; Windsor. TO-.
! 7fSnecia1 Dispatch to The Time.

WINDSOR. VA. April 19.-The Frank
lin Academy team defeated the Windsor:
Academy here this fternoon by score.
Of IL 10 los Batteries Franklin. Gerry.
and Watts; Windsor. Eley and Bradshaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
Mrs SeleY5 Resigns
(By Associated Press.

80 (ByaAssociated Prcss. -
ROANOKE. VA, April 49, c. Al Seleyi
has resigned as mechanical engineer Of
& hez Norfolk and Western Railroad to
& ! crent the same service with the Chicago,
sRock Island and Pacific. with offices in
$Chica go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
JEFF. Accepts Offer.

ssss NEW YORK, April Robert Fit1-
simmons today received telegram
4 from .sJeffrtes, 5, in reply to his mes
meet Fitzsimmons 8 n California Fitz
must first place a deposit Sof s., 500 that
aheMtll sonsaYes thesc schAllenIsSosGU 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
Y. p = .sl., 81; Roanoke, I
]. 81, !, \ u 5r.h Z $,lg =, =, =

ROANOKE, 81 A. a pril 10 The gamesofg
hall to-day between the Virginia Poly
Stechnic Institute and Roanoke College:
teams wa won by the latter by az score
80 ~ ng
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
A3PecuIiarzA Accident.

GS55ss5 tsrecial Dispatch to The Times.
BLAGKsToNE.V A.. April Mrs
s Hurt wffe OF Cashte Joseph NJ Hurt.
Eot the Citizens Bank, who resides two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
The pac;;io:us

miles from Blackstone. was struck In the
forehead this afternoon by BAH from 9
small rif1e-cartridge which had been
sw ept into the fireplace. She was not
seriously hurt, only a flesh wound being
inflicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20

Trinity 8; Richmond College, 4.
{Special Dispatch 10 The Times.l
, DURHAM. N. c., April 19--Richmon0
College lost to Trinity here to-day.
Score: N
trinity -. ......s1 % o IL 0112o3
Batteries-Trin,ty Giles and CEaGNtcks
Richmond College. Cox and T. kerfoot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
ROANOKE PRIMARY.
sCutchin Nominated forsMayor-A Close
Eight for treasurer.

s ROANOKE, VA, April 1e.-The Demo
cratic primary election passed off quietly.
sA large vote was cast, and it will be after
1nidnight before all the returns are in.
s Joel H. Cutchin was nominate ed for May
( or over r. A BuclSner: The contest for
treasurer is close between Turner and
Andrews. 35ss
Other officers were renoninated:
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