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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Sewing, Weaving and Racketry.

As-recent dddltion TO the RE -Idcuity
OF the Summer School OF the South, to
be held at Knoxville, Tenn. June 18th
to July 3lst, will be Mrs. Ida Hood Clark.
OF Nashville. Tenn. who will give; In
struction in sewing. basketryt and weaving
during the first three weeks OF the scs-
sion Mrs Clark will give four lessons a
5day--tyo in weaving and sbasketry. one
in sewing: and a daily lecture on the re-
.lation OF this. work to the other school
wor.s In these lectures Mrs. Clark wilt
outline a course OF lessons for. the prt-
mary and grammar school grades
Mrs. Clark is one Of the best known
teachers Of these subjects in the Southern
States. and Is .vice-president OF the South
err Manual Training Association.
Other courses In manual training will
be given by Professor w. C.. A. Hammel.
of Baltimore; Professor Richardson, Of
Nashville: Or. Thompson. Of Jersey City.
and Professor Ferris, of Knoxville. Tenn.
Nine courses will be offered In these sub
dccts. : & S. - e So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
.TOSINCREASE CAPITAL
w. R. Trigg Company. Stockholders
Meet Again T o-Day, $500

The. stockholders of the W. R.f Trigg
Shipbuildng5 Cornpa ny held a meeting on
Monday afternoon and will meet again
this afternoon 2at 4:30 clock: The most
important matter under consideration is
/, the increase::ofs the capital stock ofz.the
company:
The company has received a request to
bid on two large. steel ocean going barges
and one steel. ocean-going tug for . the
/: road. - 555sa-EsssssIfs4f
/ The Berkeley left the Trigg dock yester-
day morning for Norfolk to take on ballast
flor her trial trip in: lower Chesapeake
Bay to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
. Exhumeds a Stuffed Figure

(By Associated -Press.) s.
ia MEXICO CITY,. June 10.-Conclusivc
proof #of a fraud against a New York life
insurance company, perpetrated five:
years had resulted sfrom the exhuma ton
from the Spanish Cemetery ola stuffed:
figure filled with bricks and barsYof lead. !.
The deceased: was lspresnn1a bly, Rernado,
Sotovena who was insured in favor Of
his brother. but who is now a prisoner.
in this city. .5= g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
a Lynching is Probable.
CIV Associated Press. !

CHARLOTTE. n. c., June ia dis
patch from Salisbury, n. c., at 1880
O'Clock this morning. says that a large
crowd has assembled around the Jail and
is clamoring for the possession of two
negroes charged with the murder of
Miss Benson.
Sheriff Julian summoned a number of
extra deputies to the jail. but it is feared
that they will not be able to Withstand
the mob and the negroes may be hanged
before daylight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Birmingham Belt Line Sold.

ATLANTA, s. GA: June s1Q.--The pur-
chase OF the Birmingham Belt Railroad
BY, the ST. Louis and San Francisco Rail
road company5s:Wa.s "a nnounced. today ga
bJ;3sS r M. Atkinson. formerly president
~ the Birmingham Belt Railroad Com.
nanv.-. The terms of the sale are not
made public. Mr. Atkinson states that
the. ST. Louis and. San Francisco intend
- pursue an active constructive policy.
with regard to the Belt Line. TIE pur-
chase Of the road has. been confirmed by
President .Yoakurn, Of the ST. Louis and
san Francisco Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Memphis Interstate Shoot.

lBy Associated Press. u ~
& MEMPHIS. TENN. June 10.-The In
terstate Shooting Tournament of the
Memphis Gun Club opened here to-day
with. an entry list of sixty-one. At the
end of the days work. Rolla Heikes, of
Ohio. led with a ascore of 1876 out of a
possible 1s5. Squires. of Cincinnati. sec
cnd. with 1874 and Phellis, of Ohio. third.
sl5s. j. Sicily. Of New York. and E..
Burke. Of Baltimore made clean scores
in the second event of fifteen birds. The
shoot will continue tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
closingofmiss Ellet.,s School.

The graduating class at Miss. Euett4
School for girls received their diplomas
last night. The closing exercises have . ex.
tended over several days. One OF tsf
The Court OF Queen Elizabeth. q play
written by Miss Sparrow. of the faculty
school; who has recently .rsceited Cor.
Midsummer Nights Dream. .The Odyst
sey and Hfawatha have also bee0
presented. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Arrested for :Traip Ro bbery..
3; (Bys Associated Press

ABILENE, TEXAS. June 1o.-Threes
Tmen-Jesse Nickell,s Peter -Fulcher and
Wyatt zHanks-the latter a brother of o.
C. Hanks. the alleged train @robber. who
as killed while resisting@arrest in San
Antonio recently, have been, taken, into
custody. charged with disposing- of 1ban1F
notes secured from a Great ENortherH zex
press train at Wagner, Mont. -.sIanuary!
5. sleO1: - Nickel is alleged toz haV6o co1fss
fessed,. stating that he was .tos .setsh alf
the proceeds from notes :disposed:of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
General Miles at the Game.
lBr Associated Press :

Ib5 AssocIateu 5fess.J - 800
:. " EST POINT. Y, June 1o.-Ths
Military Acad deny base ball team played
The, Yale. University nine here to-day and
vas defeated by the score of Ia .to-4 Gen.
-eraf Nelson A. Miles was conspicuous il
the grand-stand. and near him sat Gen~
-eral sLongstreet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
:IeIegraphic Brevities.

JAMESTOWN, TENN:-Oil. was strucla
alta boring within 400 feet of the Eobs
Bar well yesterday afternoon. The we'll
Is 225 feet deep and oil of high grade.
DOVER, ENG. P. Morgan. Of New
York. arrived here this evening from
the Continent and proceeded to London.
BALT1MORE.-Herher Floyd (colored)
Is In jail awaiting Instructions from the
South Carolina authorities. He Is charged
with the murder of John Nance. also col.
ored, at Mountville. s. c.. last October.
Floyd admits having SHOT Nance.
WASHINGTON. = Representative Nc
Dermott. of New Jersey. to-day intro
duced a bill for statue or monument to
the memory of Samuel ]. Tilden. to bs
erected in Washington, at a cost OF $50
600
dAN1LA.-First Lieutenant Brown. Of
the Engineers, has been ccurt.martia,e d
fer aEsaG'i;ng the editor of. he Amer
c1n ana sentenced to be rep.ima nded IN
orders.
BEAUMONT TExAs.-The Beaumont
Lumber Company's mill burned to-day;
loss $3.50. 600. we'll insured. In addition to
the. mill, a large amount of lumber ard
several freight cars were DESTROYED.
tWAELA WALLA. WASH. June 10.-At
the request of Governor Geer. OF Oregon.
Superintendent George 3. Cateron. OF
Washington State Penitentiary.shas sent
hts trained bloodhoun'1s to Salem. to be
used in tracing the prisoners who es-
capped from the OREGON prison yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The follow
ing Virginia fourth-class postmasters
were appointed to-day:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Improvements in Art of War.

IF improvements in Art of War.
Things are picking up in the art of war.
The cables bring word from Berlin OF
cannon that will throw projectile ninety
miles. and the proJectile may weigh
couple OF tons If the machine will throw
dynamite. It need not throw SO much.
Half a. ton of dynamite equally
distributed over New York would
undoubtedly provide ample space
for rebuilding T4le cables describe
this pleasing new invention an electro
ma ghetto: affair. It uses no powder or
other, explosive in throwing lie she'll. No
details OF the invention are given, but 1t
IL, easy to~see how series tof. electro
ma gnets set. at convenient spaces along
the length Of BARREL might do the tricn.s
The ball would be drawn forwaru by a
powerful ma gnet. and just as the latter
reached the moment of maximum tnter-
sity in the magnetic field it could be
made to strike some little mocha nisn
which would break the electric circuit OF
the magnet: in an instant --.e magnet
would be dead. and the momentum OF the
shell would carry it into the field OF, the
next magnet OF the series along the tuoe-
\ Powerful electromagnetic are made now
iadays capable Of lifting ton or go. and
half dozen Of them would give a ire
imendous velocity to heavy ball. AS
there would be no conclusion In the dis
charge OF the gun, It would carry the
highest and most deadly explosive known.
iIt would be cheap. toa5 both TO build and
fopsra te,; for practically it would never
Sw.fsrso ut while: the big guns OF to-day
Ihave AN average life Of; but 1pO shots. .
It woufd be noiseless and smokeless, and
as proJectile at high speed is invisible
for the most part, a battery could operate
without in the least disclosing its where
about. And armies would haze no warn
ing of Its presence until the rain OF hail
which It could produce came down upon
them No. wonder artillery experts in
Europe. are said to be, excited The. in
vertion Is described as the work of Pro
fe ssor rBfkeland. "a Norwegian physicist"
IF this be the distinguished professor of
physics at ChrIstiana, It may be set down
that the invention is not a cable yarn
Aey any rate We hope It isn't A gun
that win shoot ninsty miles might incon-
veniently reach the people who make
ware Congressman and Kings and such
and expose them to danger. The moment
this result Is attained. It may be safely.
prophesfed. that war will have come to
an end.-Harpers Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
No Advance in Lumber. s ). ~ =

80 no Huvdl1Ce IT !CoiHUsg' ssssAssIN
s.. -. lBy. Associated Press. Jz,.s.eec -,
.ern Lumber Manufacturers Associat ton,
met here to- day in special session with a.
large attendance. The entire South Is
represented. besides many delegates from
Ohio, Chicago, Kansas City and other.
Northern points. The object Of the meet
ing is to arrange the price fist on lumber.
1t, was decided not: to advance prices,
and the price list .inaugurated last March
was sreafdrmed. IS ~ IS; * ::.gs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
EXPOSITION IN MANILA.
Filipe Buencamino in Charleston Study.
ing Methods Therefor.

~: ING EW1es1tOus. !E71e1 e7or -
(By Associated Press.) 8. ~. ~.
CHARLESTON. S. C...June .1o.-Fillipe
Buencanaino formerly: Secretary of War We
in "A guinaldo,s Cabinet, and who testified
before the Senate Committee on the Phil
ippines, reached this city ot-day to study
the, methods of 1.-The recent Exposition.
It is his desire to- hold an exposition lin
Manila. to mmemorate Dr. Rial; the
Filipino patriot; and he wishe sto OBJ
tain ideas relative to the cost and: plan
Cd: operation: !. -;
Ruencamino Is accompanied on his visit
by three Americans who are interested
With him in the proposed Manila Expo;
s,tion $ Ruencamino hopes. that the gov
: ern1nent,5wil1 s.patronize the enterprise.
ard it, isssunderstood. he will ash. for an,
appropriation OF a. hundred thousand dol
/ lars lin. the interest 81 Its .esta blshment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Threw Him But Once.
.(By Associated Pre.,.l

CLEVELAND. O.. June 1o-Ton Jen.
kins undertook a great task Tonight
when he tried to throw Dan Mcleod. Oh
Hamilton, Ont. twice within ninety min
utes OF actual wrestling time. jenkins
was, able to secure but one fall and that
took up ffty-tnree minutes OF his ale
loted time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Athletics ;atsvvest: Point.
lsnecia, .pfsn,,a trhs. n rhe :,rim.;

(Speclas Dspatch 20 The Times -
59s WEST OINT.s 5, June 10-The
exercises here to- day were given over
Roosevelt will reach here at an arly
hour in the morning by special train: 1T
IS now arranged for the President to-
srema in until Tuesday. Eradua ton day.
when he will deliver the diplomas to the
graduating class: Tonight the g2adua-
ton hop was given IN Memorial Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
SECURE PQR :! MEX ! Il!
E0 ! !I ! !. CITY
Movement il. New fork 70 Bring
the Dairy. Farms 10 . Higher
Stand lard.


49, "a !, 49, ~ u 4In
o.. s,onn
tnle 49, rim
- =.
e. ,,,,, ,,,,r..+
g ~, tn he delivered I'm
G.so .Ns1y syorl.5 In. short The
s,re.
haa. - I-1,
-. Tnatitute
tIre se.o,,nty.of New
ene 49,. 80 - ,,nder the al
t ~ et1s ~ yyiIliam Hallock PARK.
started In at the sroot
oe ~ ae;n5 49, little the 10000
-, 49, L. ~. a,,nnl,, New, YORK are
uat. "a induced to raise the ouaf-
..,,s, -rod,1ct - standard has been
s1.y - tandards and better;
xii alou:n IA, he TO each far
.li.,s !" sa =, .rc;al 5a5lvantare
Al, = ~ 1,es the field has been
,-s,,, rai for fhis work that has now
ts.I - - fa srea1ized as of the
ens,t,,da :, .exnert. selected
-. hss :nent this year travel
~ q - Clone thai s,1pply
,.s =. more than tnvestf-
~. - na.,,;att;a,s hoyvever The condt-
ELS - 20 irI,, yell knoWn. What Is
luis q, -. = m small scale
1877, : 9i,ntfI large pro-
sa a.,a a. Gas have been put on a
TN .rroduction.
Dasls OF sc,en.i.S =. =, tario,opst of
s 81 pu. Sar.b Browne Belctler;
1870 clone q, the dfrectioni
as ne.as ~, b,,t who Is also an
~ ec,Ittnes proved possible fact of
- -, ,,orts 1907, n isfnot too much tot
ae fsct is the KEYNOTE
sas. S.;.. ta mr. Relcher has
oe..Iis 80 ,,oso,,a" ever thought could
sa &C. hefore that the smallest dairy
farms RIM Nv the poorest farmers. can
he made nv rrecaution and care. to
49, 49, 7reet ana I,t,, If milk that can
slelo me Msalyars! u = ia With this
n..s7 i,sht - Ion ,gerS on,v the big hand
/ na,,a1,. a.,,tryad fa Tn backed by private
| ..,tnI 49,. 20 :, I,,aIt for sits returns on
| -. Dinvestnants !: that ia to be looked to
/ Tor -Ini1lr-.tI3at can pass any bacterial
osic,I act .7To.dayr the best milk that
Comes into New york has been turned
ant ~ small farmer Of no means at
az Va ~ .tsste@ass vel week In and
.,sa,.5t o,I+ .as the. milk of the famous
Rria rc,tf1s"tfe hobby of walter Law. AT
fines indeed. s q Has. tested far better.
Tn "a dairy run. along modern scientific
1ine.;si 81 -;s the little insignificant things
that.count. The. dust and dirt that have
been accompaniments of cow stables for
! generations and are scarcely Thought
about Nv the traditional, consenva tive
dsirv, "a rmer., are precisely what breed
bacteria: All this has long been known,
but that the: Titles dairy. farms could be
/. reformed and made perfect at. small or
! no expense never, entered the heads OF
those interested before 1T has proved
itself to be a simple matter, neverthe-
less. st s; ;s.s:
This little dairy farm up at Bedford,
1 N. w. on the. Harlem Road, that has held
the record in the tests for milk of high
quality is "a good one to glance Overt
/ was originally. up at Dover Plains. not
! far from Chatham. Though its proprietor
i was q man of no means and did all the
in bott!ins. thoughsh ne M, nad ous aoza.
teaa soL ali IL
spent .practlcaHy no
raised ms ptouue. ~ Suer ,hIa ~ cell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Trust ,c a., Not. Interested

tBy Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 10. s-President
Thorne. OF the North American Truss
Company, said today that hfs company
was not directly or Indirectly interested
in the purchase. Of the banks ard that II
knew nothing Of the formation OF a
company to- purchase bank stocks, as re.
ported In dispatches from Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Leaves for West Point.

(By Associated Press.lS
WASHINGTON. June 10.-Presiden3
Roosevelt and party who are going to
West Point TO attend the centennial 'cele.
bration. left here at 1910 o'clock tonight
via the Pennsylvania Railroad a., aa.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
.AHoRRlBLE CRIME.
AYoung White Woman Assaulted and
Murdered by Young Negroes.

Murdered by Young NEGROES.
Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
SALISBURY. N. c.. June 10-one of
The most horrible crimes in the history
Of this county was committed yesterday
afternoon.
IN the neighborhood known as Mt Fer-
non. q few miles from here. respectable
widow, Mrs S. +. Benson. and her
Daughter. Miss Nelly Benson. lived on
their farm. Yesterday afternoon Miss
Reason was foeing corn In a piece of
land 8, few hundred yards from the home
when parties in the house heard her
serearns for help. They responded at
nnce. bit when they reached her she was
wing dead .yith her head beaten into a
seliw. and 1t was found that she had been
srirniaa1ly assaulted before being killed killed
No one was near her. and for several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Miller q Rhoads.
Miller g Rhoal'd|ls.
WEATHER FoREcAsF-Fa1 ipa,ae'
early Closing Hours.
or sto,e closes day al s M: sah1days. zR NJ
The June Sale Of
Muslin Underwear
&. IS ~ Jul2 Ode.
Is 81 Ju12 Ode.

sale daily to take the 81
,hr dainty been taking RAPIDLY Inc
e that I'VE the selling qualities this
and the sale had started than realized we
Keep the assortment would have at we oo
This Notwithstanding the unprecedented demands upon soc
list we publish day what have our second
floor. and by way just instance OF now our
special line Of underwear is appreciated s3, ,
One of orr customers other day that had had
comfort undercohng with what she had made
home what she had gotten from our secaf one
said it just delightful " 49,, - a.
same than anybody else
Corset Covers
12c High and low neck good quality of cambria
Csc Low neck cambc nansook embroidered and lace
w. SOC Round and square neck lace inserting and
edge also Hamburg trimmed exceptional value
Drawers
Csc Four styles hesitched and lace trimmed rutte
39c Three se tucked flare with cluster ucs
also plain ruffe exceptionally good value
soc Six Styles Nansook Cambria and Muslin trimmed with
Hamburg Inserting Edgng also extra sizes at this price,
is Gowns
3ec Two STYLES good yoke finished with rue
neck and sleeves,
Six styles pompadou yokes tucked and inserting
of embroidery. asopaln tucks
75c Eight styles Gowns lace trimmed and variety OF dit
ferent styles, muslin cambria and nainsook
Skirts
SOC Two STYLES made in muslin cambria Hounce, hem
stitched, also lace trimmed
muslin, with cluster tucks and hemltch-
ed hem, of lace inserting.
StoO We styles choose the best value
,o+offare
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
sVIRGINIANS' SCHOLARSHIPS.
Number of Them Receive Such Honors
at Johns Hopkins


Especial SDispa tch to The Timeso
BALTIMORE. Md June. 1o.-TIn ac-
cordance with the wish OF. the founder.
the Johns-H Hopkins University scholar
ships were distributed at the commences
ment to-day. princip ily among the stu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
To Dine With Choate.
!. (By Associated Pre.s.)

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, June 10.-J. ;Pierpont Nor.
gan is expected to dine with Joseph
sChoate,s the United States Ambassador,
and Mrs Choate to-morrow. when King
Edward Queen Alexan-ria and Princess
Victoria will he present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
EAgIE i | I'll | 1
] CH|EE| REPORT

I',iees annual report 81 ! chief q Police
Howard, just printed. scoutsins some In.
steresting facts and tatisties. purins
the year the force Of s1o1 men made 8 1S7
arrests. or about an arrest per week
for each man.
The following classification OF 4 arrests
Z BY ages isS Of espeeaa Sintere 8. 70.
sUnders10 years OF: age.:... I: u
From 10 to- 20 years Of LII
From 90 to 3oyearsE OF ~
From 30 to 40 years of a ge:.... !, os3
From 40 to 80 years sof age. $50
From so to 60 years OF re. q z
From 60 to. 20 years of age::..:: g
From 10 StQ so years of ase.....:- go =
FOR 4DRUNKENNEss.I
The record of arrests for drunkenness
fors five years is given: 1901. Y. SEQ. 1900,
i, 4l9 ;s1se9 i, 400: 1893. 1905 1ss79iaBS:
Foreigners arrested come iu;st heslfo!-
lowing order: Irish. 143; Italians 7t;5 Ger
mans, SO Austria MS, 40; glish;. 4O:iHhsI-
STAINS, u; Scotch, s; Mextcans. 9 span pan
ish, IT, &
Eighteen cows and Ave goats were were
found going at8large: Doors sfou 10y : open pen
and secured numbered 243. Eight LOST
Z ohiIdre, Swere@ found and returned to their
parents. -. .. 10.
The list Of the 1858 violations Of city IT..
ordinances is an interesting one-1 GIG
unlicensed dogs were reported. but only
one boy was found laying BALM na. .as
street: There were LOCO unncenseo
va ~ con. and one bicycle without a light
and, one man who rode his bicycle on the
sidewalk Three people only wasted
water. says the police report: Fifty boys
threw rocks In the street Only three
cases OF cruelty to animals were report
ed. Thirteen people expectorasted on the
} sidewalk; and fourteen were arrested for
fast driving. One man was arrested lot e
ha ,,,,, = i,is gates Open over the. sidewalk
sThirty-eIeht Sunday bar-rooms were re-
ported. - = a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Southern League.

Southern League.
Memphis 5, Chattanooga H.
Shreveport 10, Atlanta o..
Little Rock g., Birmingham ~.
New Orleans 4, Nashville&9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11

.Hewas too dis;ninee 70 join il e
scramble for Office 90 Isl &. - -.
And what has he done 2, - .:sS
othtns but hts diEnity...-chicaaD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11

5z.M,7AsHINGToN::-ca Captain a. R..SsH. LIZ
lie has been detached from duty as COM.
mandant Of the va 81 sta y On az sX
West and ordered home To- &c IN iread "
ness for sea duty,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
onlyy Gave 10 the Poor.

{By A6sociateda PreAs.) u
S HAVANA. June 10.-The statement.
published a.in- tho United States that a:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg, Chicago
{ Wins from Boston and St. Louis
from New York, Each
by One Run.
Scores yesterday. 4: I.
Philadelphia ], Cincinnati 10. E, &.
Brooklyn 5. Pittsburg 4.
Boston 6, Chicago Il
New York 2, St. Louis 3.
Where They Play Day.
Cincinnati at Boston. d
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New. York
Cincinnati, 10; Philadelphia, /.

fBy Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA June 10.-Cincinnati
hit Duggleby hard in the innings IN
which the runs were made. Philadelphia
could not hit Ewing. Score:
philadelphia .......0 10 o o o y VI
Cincinnati ..........1 0 o. Q 0 4-lO u l
Batteries-Ewing and Pietz: SDuggleby
and DOOM Time-1:45. 3Umpire-Ensile.
Attendance-1,0i2 L. . -
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, 60
BROOKLYN, June 1o-Brooklyn took
the first game of the series from PITTS
burg. Score: !,
Pittsburg 30 o1o1oEEf 8 2
Brooklyn .....O23 o. 90 U.s. 8
Batteries-Dohe and Smith. Hughes
and Ahern. Time: / 80 Umpire: OiDay.
Attendance-4,5oo.
ST. Louis, 3; New York, 2.
NEW YORK. June 1o.-st. Louis de-
feated New Yor.z to-day. Poor base run
ming and two errors by the nome team
was responsible. Score: :
81 + ,o,,is O 20 o 0 e-39 8; 3
New York i 0-1,0 90 0 o. > z
Batteries-Dunham and O'Neil; Evans
and Bowerman Time-1:3o. Umpires-
Power and Brown. Attendance-z,leo.
American League Results.
Chicago A. washington 8.
Detroit S, Philadelphia T.
Boston 5, ST. Louis 4. 80
Cleveland 10, Baltimore l.sS 81 &ss<
= :. -; Ii. ~ EEsss 20
Eastern League. :! So -
Worcester 1, Newark.
Other games postponed; ran ram:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11

Wash Goods Sale Continued.
The special sale of Wash Goods,
that opened Monday morning. will
be continued this week.
We've divided our Ginghams,
Dimities. Batiste, Organizes, Lawns,
Linens, Oxfords, ETC., into four price
lots of 1Oc. 121ac, TIC and Csc.
The figures have been put low to
induce quick selling. and judging by
Mondays and Tuesdays sales thus
far, our object has been successful:
Tourist Trunk Straps.
No need to say much about the
trouble of strapping "a trunk. We
all know exactly what it means.
The Tourist Trunk Strap removes
that bugbear forever. Here's what
the makers say, and it's all true:
sits a simple, practical device that
can be adjusted by any one. No hercu-
lean strength nor experiences required to
make buckle and tongue meet and
faSten, as in the old way. The most
delicate woman can securely strap her
trunk
Our prices SOC and 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11

Eastern League: :!
Worcester 1, Newark -
Other games postponed; rain. 5si5 z.7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11

\ All cities are. interested in the subject
Of pure milk and how to. secure 1t. In
this connection the following article from
Eagle will be read with In