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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
HAMBURG BELLE
WON THE CRITERION
.Filly Was a Hot Favorite and
Landed First by Five
Lengths.
nv Associated prcss.)

NEW YORK. June 5.-The Criterion
stakes for two-year-olds, the feature OF
the card at Gravesend to-day. was won
hy HambI~- Belle The Hamburg liily
was a ho, lavorite She won pulled up by
five lengths. Summary: 80,
~ Eirs SIR rEace-about six furlongs, selling.
Minatour g to y first. John 4. scott @, 6
TO s. second. OsEood 90 to u th!ro. llHle.
Second race-handicap. one mile and I, 2 =
furlong-Sarbo Us TO 81 first, Himself
q TO j second. Carbuncie u to y thlt'o.
Time. l:53 30. ,, +,,.
,.,aarsNHamburg Belle q to lol first st.
bimpis q to q,l = ss GO s.5 c0h'sn''0u -
~ tItn,,rth race-one mile and sihtee! Mn
g s S. Sever lrs s to j
,hiTa, "a a eeliandcap five furlonssmJim
fLtth ~, first. Agnes Brennan % 10
) Se Second julia NJ. us to . third Tine
10l 1-5.. .a,entv yards. sell
,ngMThorneycroft q to y hrst' Do t5, pSt
"a to i second. Leipsic (4Sto = 'h'ru'
rTimc ! :46 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Examination Of Taa..t,srs.

The examination " wilis tesehfgs fcf
service IN the faio.ic ires Beapryls ~ ms
State val Ue neid ~ tss sarEo3t rsAss5az
and clty srpeflptsNGsgN IN 51,y afft eae
18TH and f1r cpiTes Eae..ag%. Jl3y 4s1A
and l7th and nj NJ ltsrse ~ feGEU1s| ps},-
llshed The examinations a1li ae!gse
nrthOsrapi1y. fead.ng writing, afgtosis,
tic grammar, geography. hlsory, pm.
oloey and hyslelie ana Tor Efat ane setusa
grade certificates Ou eva RcYs't5fset
and theory and practice ~ issl5sDx <lsG
1'eAcheis attending the fipuns7 Aetsgg5l
viii be permitted 70 Siam ne ezzEaRsz,
lions at those b@hu9h Examinations IN
professional certificates MI he iseId y,
Wednesday, septsnpr n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Mr.. POWERS AT
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
viii Be Director Of the Choir
Mr.. Whitehead the
New Tenor.

Mr.. Philip S. Powers, the wcll-known
musician Of this city, has Just accepted
the position OF director of the choir OF
st. Pauls.
Up to this time the direction Of the
music at tho church has been In the
hands Of Professor Reinhardt. The latter
will continue as organist. but Mr. Powers
becomes director He will assum charge
about September LIST.
Mr. Powers has met with distinguished
success in the musical world. First at
Monumental he went to Grace-Street.
Presbyterian Church. where he did much
to make the music feature Of the ser
vice He now takes charge OF st, Paurs
with the avowed intention of making the
choir OF that church the finest In the
city.
Mr.. Robert C., Whitehead, the popular
tenor of All Saints, will become tenor
at ST. Paul's about September LIST. lie
sang for some time In Monumental
Church, going next to Grace-Street Pres
byterIan. Later he accepted q position
at All Saints
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
DENOUNCED THE
COLONIAL SEC'Y
Liberal Leader Says Cham.
berldin's Scheme Was In.
vented to Befoul Nation.
.By Associated Press.

LONDON. June addressing a Lib
eral meeting Mt Perth. Scotland, Sir
Henry Campbell Bannerman, the LIB
eral leader, denounced Mr.. Chamberlains
scheme as great diversion invented by
a master-hand In the Cabinet to shroud
In controversy the governments past
nluddes and failures. the Premier, rcan-
while yielding a probably reluctant and
shivering acruiescence. Ho Uhe speaker)
never expected to live to witness such Il
spectacle. and he did NOT believe that he
country would be SO easily befooled. Cir
Henry then criticised tho scheme in de-
tail on the lines already indicated in
previous speeches by the leaders OF tho
Liberal party. lie pointed out the SUI
fering that protective system would be
likely 10 inflict on the working classes
and the illusory nature of the proposed
bribe Of old age pensions.
In conclusion, he declared that this
matter; must be fought out without d.
lay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Seaboard's Earnings.

Tho Seaboard Air Line Railway has
Issued its statement of earnings and ex-
piises for the month OF April, with com
parson Of the same month last year.
This statement shows: Mileage for April.
1903. 2,Go6. compared with 1908: gross
earnings for the month. for 1893, sl,llO.-
Gs, compared With sl,Ga.1iS an Increase
Of sS5s0S; operating expenses ana taxes
for april, 1903, sSii,S26. compared with
fly April 1908, are SIS, 20 compared with
s., S063 for April 1909.
Alstatement of the expenses and earn
ings for the ten months from July lst
TO April Both show an increase in gross
earnings of $9GsS.l, but the operating ex-
penses and taxes Increased 81 MISS, caus-
Ing decrease of net earnings OF 500, A.
The ratio of earnings TO expenses In
creased from Gg,5 per cent. 10 1913 per cent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
LIVE VIRGINIA NEWS
FROM VARIOUS POINTS
(snccial 10 rho Tines-Dispatch.

MONTERREY. VA. June 5,--While. at-
mpting to remoye some t bsloREinsTp ; hrom
ney Newcomb Of Dry Run, Pcndleton
county, was so badly burned that the
issue OF life and death Is yet In doubt.
room. when tho floor above fell Her hair
was burned OF, and She was terribly
burned about the face and shoulders =
sewing machine was the only article
saved from the home.
PALMYRA, VA.-Mr. Paul Petit. OF
hs P9n fsnan eGt paper f puSshed ia at this
place, in which he announces himself a
candidate for the Senate from. the Eigh-
Democratic Primary. Mr.. Petit is a son
Of Colonel William b. Pottlt. who re--
presented this county as q member Of
ther OF Mr.. Pembroke Petit. the present
Commemorative Attorney of this coun-
ty.
ton N y hshte ShT Davd e hreo 81 e
artillery, who has been under arrest at
mort AND wne was nea of
coming an officer and for breaking bis
parole; has been acc a.cespted by the War
leased from the the Sherwood Hotel, 'e Where
he was under arrest.
NEWPORT NEWS. Waffle members
yention. which held a session at Old Point
last night boarded the steamer Tennes-
see for Baltimore to-day.
ALTON. VA.--Wax cherries shipped TO
Richmond this week brought IS to 80
cents per ten-pound basket. The crop Is
small, but OF excellent quality. y
t,IIAR VA.--Whilo OPP
Grating a shingle saw. at the Smith Bros.
saw-mil. two miles from North Garden,
this county, late Yesterday afternoon Mr.
William Currie. an employe. met almost
instant death a flying shingle struck
him in the throat and almost severed the
1ugular Vein, death ensuing In less than
ten minutes and before medical aid could
reach him. Mr.. Currie was forty-fve
years of ae, and Is survived by his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
al The Y. M. G. a.

During the summer months there Will
he no greater mems meetings; Instead
thereof there will be n young mems meet
hy Young men, and for them. The meet
ing will begin at $3.50, with short-spirted
song service, and will he in charge OF
marks or testimonies.
To-morrow afternoon Mr.. George s.
1'lippep. of Richmond College. an ac-
for the forty-tive minutes service will
be "God-ln the Beginning" This meet
lnG VIII BE followed by a fifteen min
lltes' ss9cial. theft will come the big con
general secretary. beginning at 4. 3t
O'Clock and lasting one-half hour. Com
mencing to-morroy, Systematic study will
be begun. This will make the CONVEX
sationHl class OF increased interest. Young
men, members OF the association or not
are most cordially invited 10 these SER
MelCnme. n ------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
TURNED ON WATER
Youthful Experimenters With Fire Plugs
ANNOY the Police.

The police have been annoyed for sew
oral DAYS by the act OF boys In turning
on a fire plug full force and letting u
run On Thursday night some OF these
haif-srown YOUTHS devised wrench 70
III the octaEon tops OF the plug screws,
ana ryi.b this turned on the plug
-. t.ousbee and Franklin. Evidently the
sann gang of youngsters repeated the
performance shortly before 10 o'clock
las, night at the plug at the corner g, 81
d. dams and Franklin Several police OIL
GERS were attracted by the noise o. tns
ESCAPING stream and sought IN VAN 20
,,etect Tie identity OF the culprits sew
eral thousand gallons OF water escapcu
before n wrench could I've secured ~,
INC J3rook Avenue engine house and tho
eseape of water stopped. IT is thought
bv the officers that the boys made
crude wrench TO fit the plug ana Win
this turned It on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Latonia Races.

ff3y Associated FreEsJ
CINCINNATI. ONO. June 5.--Etesulss
al LaLon!a:
Remark nc to D. first. King Tatiue fty 70
II second. HOneybrook 20 % u third.
Time l.Z3,
Sacond receive fUrlongs-t Laura Ire
land a 10 ID frat L5r!st e ~ II seeon6.
Hya claire Is 10 u third Time, 0Sz-s
Third rEce-Dre raiis-Fair Lazy Anne
rs 10 y first. Eatfied ~ TO - second, Moth
Wind II 10 u tniTd Time. LIZ.
Fourth Tare-si1 EuTlnEaEE iIgyab3e ~ ~
81 first Jane Osker ~ 20 y fecrar, ASe!eB
Girl (s 70 ii thIr6 Time, 1894.
Iailh rare -Eteepie hare. Etort epyrEa-
Bean Il 70 ~ NfEt 4iiae itics q 70 ~
second, FaraGag, u. y u u Itifd. Tins.
5:ia.
Fihh race Gge tgriphgs ~. Paris n ~
y fiTEl. Henri Ly0ns m 81 - FAcond.
Engiish Plan 90 10 n miro fifs.e. ~ -.
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Racing at Chicago.
fpv Associated Press.j

(By Associated PressJ
CHICAGO. June b.-Results at HaW-
'h Tirst race-one mile-sperry e to y first.
Full Back % 10 u second. ltacaHara % 10
Sigma G.n,ud raceIfive furlongs-Pete- Paul
70 IN q flrst st. Paul e to u second. Mil
Kirk 20 10 j third. Time. !:g7 IS.
Third race-siX furlongs-Serss l3 70 -
first. Glassful % 10 y second, Haydn g TO
il third. Time. liz.
Fourth race-seyen turlongs-Lols u
as TO y first. sIod.cum &c to y second. Jet
tl51to j. third. Time. 1:sA
fifth race-ulile and a qusrter-Maiey
90 10 y first. Prairie Dog 90 TO u second.
Compass q TO u third, Time. 2:4
10 10 IL nfst, Galba q 70 81 second, CaI-
Ton 20 10 y third. Time, 1876
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
OLD PORTRAITS
Colonial and Early Pictures lent to the
National Arts Club.

National Arts Club.
The galleries If The National Arts Club
are Eat with d loan collection OF por-
tralGs BY American painters Of the Colo
NAL ard later PERIODS. ranging from 1870
70 M. Whsle small and far from e9-
hapspYe IL gives s9otns Idea Of the talent
when our f0retaEtlers had 70 draw upon
wfea they desired y obtain something
rnors frnlstsiag th@8 niipiatufea whereWith
u hassd Gown t,9eir likenessea TO poster
egilsx Ia he iittie exhibition. owing to
tsyee Of fur f,oruaiiS NJ line frat order
sT " 5; staesf e me ne aa19essnt
~ t5y q ntrn6es ~ paintings from several
nsktEs IN, ire to;fratts OF young cou-
s2ea4tpstls ~ tbis e1eeiisrl artist as can
- resa anywhere: Ergaft. ,o' course. Is
efssff hfopSa ~ 'is portraits Of George
axasa ef,lf III fssd taken ttie original pic
fs.eg firm lifs 10 1876 tbhen Stuart aled,
go safae g94aF. ~ Hhwpert, used 10
~ .sess,s4 sJ3esa. ~ tia.t many of the
isfeft2r sixsDszsse 81 tt}s Fatts patriae
Nea " hi ne fa&saF pi iie father arc
y ggtSsa by ts3s SsBxater- 80, stpart's
Hati,irxtsl'l ptl4sfgsts el 70 means repre-
4l. z ,.. sse ,.en IN. II Br, aud Mrs.
, Lfst!Ys4sst f4pBesSf, Afs Upt only geHH-
-. mn ~ III sStgaSstsS brush, but works
~ sas sk.esH psAf5 ~ Y ait; halll,
sseTxk IN ~ G03S. ~ 4 oigaihtd. ilielixe
nm N 854t& 8slY i<2ftt&3i PAINTER night
~ 1s2to, @63As fst%s ~ w aelhs Whs y
,ssey4 S%3f 1E.e lsSt ~ feynoiaF Gains
,+sf@Nze sf.S b:Qssts9 - ne si,nple. d.,
~ y "a igtgaf4s58% Rfgsil@cfk- i, - fot
@gs ~ .Es,ts3s tfeseg i5rsGt ~ . beau.
i.fa .sSsassi sEggEga si5e ~. eqfnely arr
IN ~ 4S3qgiNx Dat y y = noble %oIH
. ~ sssgs te4y=Y ff-1H fgg1s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Strone-B Brown.

Especial TO The Times D!spatchl
I.YNGHRlTRG. VA, June IA telegtam
WAS received here this morning announc-
Ing the marriage AT $50 O'clock last night
In Boise city, Idaho. If MI. Aubrey SIR de
of this city To Miss Rebecca D. I3fpHn,
daughter of Judge j. Thompson brown
Of Arlington. Nelson county. Va. Tie
:ipal OF ST. Margaret's school. which h
under the charge OF Bishop j. -. Irursten
pt tbs Episcopal Church, VINO was oficiGtr
Ing minister II the marriage. Mr. stroaf
nc and MS bride will now take q tolr al
the Pacific Coast and the State of Cali.
tornia. returning here about the first
Of July,
Mr. strode IS the brilliant young law,
Yer, who so ably conducted the prosecu-
Hon ~ the Campbell investigation IN
R!chmond.
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Miss Rebocca w. We stman,

Miss Rcbecca Wilmer 1Ecstman died
phia, aged twenty-onn years. She whl
the dauEhter Of George and Mamie Vest
man, formerly Of this city. The remaing
Viii be brought TO Richmond for inter..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Prospect Park Races.

BALTIMORE. MD. June b--Ihe hsh.
80, rocinp at Prospect Park to-day
, we, o,t a large crowd. TWO favor
'9 9:25 classpa cng-pcH G. T9sk x;o1 pa 3
won In stratght heats ,S 4ay Y YORK eli city5,
2:a7 a H9rne sas-
Vile, N W, won; Arnola Hest5le :n.I,, seq
md. Martha washington (Readsto"r. y
~ third. Dan f. Newport News. Val,
Fourth. Best Time. 2:23 Ia
Golden Rod (BaltmoTel won ne ne tI M q
fo,,rth and fifth heats of the 2li class
nfce. sloppy Weather Mount Vernon. y.
Y1 took second money; Eagle PrlnGe
(phiadelphial third, and EVadnc Gait
moro, fourth. Time. 2:l6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SERVICES IN
THE CHURCHES

The annual meeting of the Presbyterian
ay-schools of tho city Will BIO held
Tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O o'clock In the
Second Church.
All the Presbyterian schools of Rich
mond and vicinity are expected to attend
and take part. There will be very brief
addresses, and the president of the sun
day-school Union will make a report of
the years work.
A collection will be taken for the Sun
day-school missions OF Richmond. Every
ono who attends, big and little, Is asked
TO give one penny in this cause-neitfer
more nor less. Tho Convention Band will
pass the plates.
There will be concert and responsive
Scripture reading and other interesting
exercises from printed programmes
DR.. j. B. Hawthorne will preach In the
morning at Grove-Avenue on "BeneHo-
lence the Fruitful Source OF Happiness.
His subject at night will be christ. tho
Great Emancipation
The services at the First Presbyterian
Church will be conducted In the morning
by the Rev. DR.. II. A. White. OF Column
ba, S. O.. and at night by the Key, n
James p. Smith, The Rev. Pr r.
Beattie, of louisville, will supply the null
nit of tho First Church Sunday, June
l4th, 2lst and 2Sth
Children's Day will be celebrated this
afternoon at the Methodist Institute on
East Main Street. The children have been
training for some time. and most inter-
esting programme will be rendered. The
public are welcome.
DR., w. w. Lear will preach In the morn
| ing at Centenary on "Bought Win a
Price At night his subject viii be
| DRIFTING Away
At Grace Street PRESBYTERIAN Church
| tho rev. u, C, Gordon. p. D., will preach
both morning and at night, pr, Gordon
is native OF this city and is visiting
his relatives. The Doctor lives IN LeSing,
| ton. Mo-, and + on his way home from
the Genera! Assembly recently held IN
! Lexington, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
some lessons FROM Pretty Scene.

Some Lessons From Pretty Scene.
Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Thar was beautiful and impress
siye scene described In to-day's Times,
Dispatch, when the president and several
Ohio Railway We'd with their employes
in paying loving tribute to the lives and
worth Of Engineer Thongs 2. Hall and
thing for the president, to be able to tell
and women, representing all classes OF
employees and their famiIties, "a ana roa mdan ny
well, that In a service OF Two score years
the engineman had not one flaw IN rs
record and that the young fireman, also s,,
promise of an exalted railway career
Which sentiments were re-echoed by OF,
dclals End tslloI,employest = Il T. s Wss e 3
b bsf,Isp, ever e, furnished and ii was
grand to hear related the personai rem
az q men Geads w nf d sneM and he
roism performed by both of the deceased
men, which stamped them as men en-. COCO ,,
The bond Of tender e ffa entre
audience, which was reyerenht a me- h the
cere and which entered heartily mo 'he
entire service. 49, a,yca,.
,e1't ff insene s'e Of tie 's seVers
institutions on his great system, a nmd pa y
high tribute to his employees; ey hs oee
cia tioi,s are doing in promoting the Christ
spirit among men and Riehmona s is an,-
,S nns nap II hS Wsh 0n nsas 81 tie admabe
man raotfg agement Of great big-heItted sscre-
t i.sisii Thomas. is doing a grand work
n raPPuTai N u spirit that ths
ana, feilow-employes to the unfortunate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Standing ofthe Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Pittsburg: Plttsburg made new
record to-day by making the fourth sue
cessive shut-out The feature was the
batting OF Beaumont and Clark.
Score: Y, y. y.
Boston ................oo0O oooO 90 o
Batteries: D2heny end Phelps fittInEer
stone. Attendance. 1000.
At Chicago After eight innings OF pref
H. play on both sides. the locals went
to pieces In the ninth
Score: Il. II. u.
New York ............oo26o oos-5 o
Batteries: Taylor and king: McGin-
nifty and Bowerman. Time. 1;S5. Umpire.
ODay. Attendance. 2,eoo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Calvin Wilson. who has been III, Is
Mr.. Galloway, a we'll known citizen @.
Manchester, is at the Virginia Hospital,
where he has recently underground an
opcration.
Mrs. Fuola. OF Chester. who has been
visiting her brother. Mr. Calvin wilson,
has returned to her home.
Miss Bennie Word. OF Powhatan coun-
ty. who has becn visiting friends In Rich.
mond. las returned to her home.
Mrs. Thomas Il. MncCorkle. who has
derson. on Church Hill, has gone 70
Lexington Va.
Rev. Robert Gray, OF Pulaski county,
Va. one of the older ministers of tho
Presbyterian Synod OF Virginia. Is visit.
ing RICHMOND his native place He. IS
az his brothers. Mr.. Frederick Gray. No.
Mr.. Ralph Smith, or No, G07 Twenty.
first Street. has moved to no. $40 LOUIS
lana street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
TWO GATES TODAY
Richmond and Petersburg to Fight Tor
Honors,

Rain and wet grounds prevented game
at Broad-street Park YESTERDAY 80 -,
noon, and as result two games WI -
played this afternoon between Rici'iio'.u
.nd petersburg. beginning at 2:3o o'clock:
The games will be hard fought. and
viii not be allowed to pass by without
fierce fight.
Richmond is now in good shape ana
ready for championship business. Cap
tain Hicks says fl'om now on It Will be
a strenuous conflict for honors. The cap
tain of the Petersburg team says the
same thing. so it may be put down that
good games will come of the two contests
this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Mr.. Jerome Winfrec.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. June mir Jerome
Winfree. n well.known and 5reE.ected citt-
zen, died to-day at his residence on Pa
mingo Avenue. Mr.. Wtnfree was IN the
seveilt " fourth year of his age and q
widower. He served In the Army OF
Northern Virginia during the war be.
tween tho States and was q member
OF &. p. Hill Camp OF Confederate Nct'
The funeral Will take place from Grace
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning az
NJ fs'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
FIRE SITUATION
NOW WELL IN HAND
(By Associated Press.)

# GLENS FALLS. n. Y. June 5.--Reports
received here tonight at the offices of the
lumber companies who have large IN
terests in the Adrirondacks, where the
fires are ferccst, state that the fires are
well in hand. and that the situation to-
night, considering all the circumstances, Is
satisfactory.
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Mrs. E. n. Coleman.
fspecIal 10 The Times- Dlspatch.)

FFSUFCI.iI 10 TIC 4 ITIIVs-ICLHp t1 I'-rI.3
AMELIA. VA. June 5--aIrs. Coleman.
the wife, OF the county clerk OF Amelia,
Mr.. T.. Fl. Coleman. died this afternoon
after about ten days sickness. 1t Is said
by those who knew her that she was tho
best woman. the kindest friend and an
ideal nelshbor: a most hospitable enter
tainer and n person at whose death tho
vIvcd by her husband. two daughters,
Mrs W. r. Robertson. Of this place: Mrs.
Charles st. John Beauplerk and a son,
Mr.. Macon Coleman, OF Richmond.
morning at 10 o. clock. from kAtnclia.
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Miss Cornelia Montgomery
lsnec,alto The Tlmes-DLspatch

Especial 70 Tic TlmeF-DIspatch.J
LEXINGTON. VA. June 6.-.The fun
oral of Miss Co-nelia McCorkle Mont
gomery took place this morning from
collierstown Presbyterian. Church. Miss
Montgomery was tho elder OF the two
daughters OF Mr. aud Mrs Andrew s.
Montgomery. Her death occurred yes
terday morning after an Illness of moro
than year Of pulmonary disease.
She was th!rty-onc years Of age, ana
since childhood had been COMMUNICATE
OF the Colierstown Church. She is sur-
Svived by hor parents and ore sister. Miss
BeulAh Montgomery, OF Lexington.
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DEAF HIS.
MITCHELL. Died Friday June. 9th, at GEO "A,
NJ rH0MAS II. MITCHELL. In his afty,thlrdl

MITCHELL Oiled, Friday, June 9th, az tisQ =;
Mi THOMAS 4. MITCHELL, In his hftS'th'rd'
year, p,o,,u ~ Picb
n,5snn & Chappel 435 West Main Street,
TIiIS Saturday MORNING ut o'clock,
Y No lowers.
pHoMAsnled at her fathers residence l Nos
W W ak ~ a NJ, ELSIE MIRIAM. daughter Of
cori n,ne q. and Ernest l., Thomas, aged ten
nouns H,,nsrai from parents residence 1t o'clock
rvTIs = gSaturday) AFTERNOON, June 9th.
Friends and ac1naintsnces United to attend.
interlnent at River View.
rpsTAJA N.--Died In Philadelphia. Pa, June
,Oo3 REBECCA WILMER, daughter OF
cC,eorse /. and Minnie r. Westman. ~
The burial will take place az Holigywooo 9,
NOON at $3.50 o'clock
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men who lost their lives at the post Of
duty, need never to wonder at tho beau.
tiful relation Of harmony ever. existing
between the Chesapeake and Ohio mans
s'te''s $50 w. M. b.
Richmond. Va, June .. 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Mrs. FIavia Lyzo,te.

Especial to The Times DispatchD
fyof,a died at the residence ri her son,
Mr. G Gorge A, Lyzotte. near p 1llarmount,
Va. on the 4th instant: She was buried
to-day in the Grace lEplscopall i. Churcn
survive her. Mrs Lyzotte had been Y
InouIber OF the Episcopal Church Tor
several years and was an earnest CaiAs-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Standing of the Clubs.

At Philadelphia: Ragged, work by De
troit's in-field the first inning to-day
was responsible for the visitors defeat,
Batteries: Donovan and MCGUIRE: Wad-
Detroit
dell and schreckengost. Time, 1:so, I'm
pIres, Carruthers and Hassett Attend
ance. AGO.
At Boston: The homo team defeated
Chicago again to-day in a game charac-
terized by heavy hitting.
Score: n. -. ~,
Batterise: Gibson Young and, Criger;
Patterson. White and McFarland; Time ae
s;s1 o"D'Fs' 'A'0''' '''S'
At washington: Powell had Shade
the better OF Townsend In pitching. and
ST.. Louis took. the second game OF the
series.
Score: X. n =:
Batteries: Townsend and Clarke; Powell
and Sugden. Time. 1895. Umpire. Sheri-
dan. Attendance. SIS.
al New York: After tie!ng the score
In their half of the ninth Inning by good
hitting Cleveland allowed New York TO
" seo Ge. on et'oa R.H. E.
S SsT 59Th ss1I 1887 Z y
Batteries--Tannehlll, Griffith and o. Con
nor: Dorner. Wright and Bemis. Time,
l:0: Umpire O7Laughiin. Attendance,
| ] 100.