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Newport daily independent., 1903-04-17

Take the Choctaw for the Memphis Races. $335 for the round trip. Dates of sale, March 30, April 2, II, IS and 20. btd
 Write Geo. H. Lee, Little Rock, Ark. for information concerning the low rate to Savannah, Ga, via the Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf R. R., on account of the Southern Baptist Con- vention, which meets May 7th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Winston.s Funeral.

The body of Mrs. Fendall G. Winston.
who died at the home of her husband, IN
Minneapolis. MINI, last February. will
reach Richmond this afternoon al $3.50
o'clock BY the c.. & o. Railway. accom-
panied by MIR. Winston and members OF
his family. ,ogsiler With close frie end
the old home OF the Wipstons, yos
Mrs Winston is affectonately remem-
as Miss Lilly Jones daughter of the late
Henry q. Jones, Esq, All thai is mortal
Christian character, Will DO placed in.
Hollywood this evening In answer to her
wishes. expressed not long before her
death, that Hollywood be made her anal
resting place.
'fhe procession Will form at the station
ana 10 directly to Hollywood, where the
Services will be conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Jera Witherspoon. rector OF Grace
Street Presbyterian Church.
The following gentlemen, who have been
invited TO act as pail BEARERS will please
be at tha C., & O. station this afternoon
otway S. Allen, Henry L. cabell. sad
don Jones. Granville Valentine. Egbert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
HERMIS AGAIN
MET WITH DEFEAT
River Pirate Led from Start to
Finish - Only Three
Stdrtedin Race.

lBy Associated Prnss.l n,. :,
NEW YORK. June 12.-E. r. Ihomas
suburban handicap candidate. Hermis,
met. defeat in the second race at Grave
send to-day. Out Of the original nine
entries only three faced the starter me
others not caring to run against Hermis.
When 1t came to racing RIVER Pirate
raced out in front and led ALMOST from
start to finish. River Pirate. won. rid
den out by three-quarters OF a length
from the favorite. Summary:
First race-about six furlongs-Ascen-
sion 10 to u first. Invasion l40 to ~ sec
ond. Brixton Goo to u third. Time.
1:12 3-5.
Second race--mile and sixteenth
River Pirate a to II first, Hermis & 70
= second. Stamping Ground Is to - thlrd.
Time. 1.47 1-6. y. Z. - .
Third race Hanover stakes. five and
one half furlongs-Luminositv (bO to -
first. Latheron t40 to |, second. Green
Crest g to ~ third. Time. 1903 30.
Fourth race-hanuicap mile and seventy
yards-Red KnlE< III to 81 first. Colonel
Bill t6 to II sect%.d. Herbert Is to o. thlrd
Time. 1:46 40.
Fifth race--mlle and a sixteenth-High-
lander ia to 81 first. Setauket q to D. sec
ond. ocket t60 to u third. Time. l:5o 40
Sixth race-flve furlongs-Mordella & to
y first. Ida Leib 90 to u second, Sir
Walt co to u third. Time. 1903 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
.UPPERVILLE
HORSE SHOW
Rain and Mud MARRIED an
Otherwise Highly Sue:
Cessful Exhibit.
Especial Dispatch From staff Core
spondent)

Especial Dispatch From STAFF Corre-
spondent)
RECTORTOWN. VA. June l2.-The
Upperville Horse-Show closed to-day In
bright sunshine after two days OF rain
and undesirable mud There We're sew
enteen classes judged to-day, but owing
TO the fact that there was no jumping
the crowd was very small
The show, except IN financial way.
was the most successful OF any In the
long history OF the association, Summary:
Matched pair, quick draft. four-year-
old-J O Siebert FIRST r. l., Adams
second. L.. w James third.
Matched pair, eight-year-old. quick
draft--C. r Mullken first, Colonel r, ii,
Duany second. A, y, Lawson third.
Matched pair, quick draft. over lbM
hands--C. #. Mulliken first, c, r Mnlli-
ken second. t. b. Lawson third.
Single drivers, eight years old-c. r.
Mulliken first. C. Il, Mulliken second, A.
w Hcrndon third
High steppers In harness. three-year-
ODD q. Sebert iirst. w. l.. Richards
second, r l.. Redmond third,
High steppers. In harness, hYe-yenrr
oldsr-G Gaizerega first. A, b. Lawson
second. H. ID. Gibson third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
COUNTRY QUIET
AFTER TRAGEDY
(By Associated Press.5

BELGRADE. sERvIA. June 12.-Every-
thing is quiet thus far throughout the
country, according to all the official and
other reports.
King Alexander and Queen Draga were
buried during the night In tho family
vault Of the Obrenovitches, In the chapel
Of the old cemetery OF st. Marks Inc
SIS, termcnt was carried out with complete
sSsccrecy between half-past and o'clock
this morning
Colonel Naunov1cs aide-de- camp OF the
late king, was buried this afternoon.
The city is lavishly decorated with flags
and the national colors. All officers yes
terday removed AleHandcr's cypher from
their caps.
The Funeral Secret.
The strctest privacy was maintained
at the funeral in order to avoid hostile
demonstrations. Two collins were brought
the room where the bodies Of. the late
king and queen were lying The corpses
were then placed In the collins and the
latter were placed in a hearse, which
was hurriedly driven to the old ceme-
terry, where the other members OF the
Obrenovitch family are Inferred. In adj
dition to the attendants, only two Qfiests
were present at the funeral. The Me-
tropolitan of Belgrade was absent. The
Whole ceremony lasted only few min
utes.
The body Of the late premier. Mako.
witch. Will be buried with military honors.
Colonel NauWoycs. who was killed while
forcing an. entrapce'lnto the palace with
dynamite. Is described in the official no.
tice OF his death as Dying on the Geld
or honor for his Fatherland."
It Is now confirmed that only Queen
Draga's two brothers were killed. Her
sisters were taken to Pancsova by some
Of tho conspirators.
The Future.
In tho course OF an interview to-day Pre-.
mier Avakumovlcs said:
1--WE ministers only accepted office In
order to avoid tho country falling into q
condition of anarchy. As soon as king is
ELECTED he will have to appoint a definite
Cabinet. The skupshtna can decide the
fate OF the country quite independently
of the army. though an agreement seems
probable. In the event OF the election OF
Prince Karageorgeytch. a deputation will
go to Geneva, inform him of his election
and invite him to come TO Belgrade. He
will ba Peter the First.
1.-THE Constitution OF 1901 will be the
basis Of the future governmental system
Az to the present position OF the coun.
try. calm prevails everywhere. There have
boon no disturbances and the situation
promises to become better in the future
Those who speak OF excited popular SEN
I, ttmAnt and predict further changes are
entirely wrong"
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and to the Kings hospitality to the Rad

and to the Kings hospitality to the Rad
icals.
Have No King.
The new servan Premier. M Avaku-
movies, is quoted In dispatch from Boil
grade to-day as saying:
II returnxd hero yesterday from Alex
inatz where l was on professional legal
business. I was at once summoned to the
ministry, where the other ministers had
assembled. They Informed me that the
deed was committed at their request.
accepted the premiership. Tho cabinet
meets to-day and will consider what
steps shall next be, taken. at present we
AFRO not In communication with Karn-
georgevitch, even Il the army has pro-
claimed him King. His election as King
is probable. however, as there is no other
course open. 1t will remain for the Skup-
shtna to elect him or not.
THE government Will not propose him,
but will leave this task to the represen-
tatives of the people. We shall then re-
sign. We do not fear any external In
reference. as there was none In the case
OF Bulgaria.
please state that peace prevails
throughout the country, and that 1t will
continue. Whatever has happened now
| belongs to history. We should not Judge
the dead nor dwell on the past but look
| to the future"
Some Favor Republic.
Sensational stories, many of which are
undoubtedly being sent for the purpose
! OF political Influence, are published here,
he most revolving Of them being that the
soldiers outraged Queen Draga and mutt
/ lated the body of King Alexander. and
that those who were admitted to the
palace yesterday to view the remains
spat and stamped on them.
/ The kilograms from Belgrade differ as
to the attitude OF the Servian people.
Some OF them say that only the military
element desires Prince I<arageorgevltcil
i to be King Others say the Servians
want Prince Mirlo, OF Montenegro. 70
i rule over them. while many of the more
Intelligent section Of the population are
in favor Of the establishment OF a re.
j rnMlllc ~ 49, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
DOUBT THEIR TRUTH
Question Of Recognizing New Sover-
eighty Discussed.

eighty Discussed.
(By Associated press.)
PARIS. June l2,-The Foreign Office
here received dispatch to-day from
the French agent on the Servian frontier
confirming the press announcements that
tho new government at Belgrade had
abolished the legislative assembly created
by the late King Alexander. and had
renewed the ancient Skupshtinh. which
had been ordered to assemble next Mon
day for the purpose of ratifying tho pro.
clamation of Prince Peter Karageorge.
Witch as King, The assembly Just abolish
ed was made up of appointees Of tho late
King, and did not contain n member who
was opposed to Alexander's policy.
The dispatch adds that Belgrade contin.
ues quiet, the people apparently being
reconciied to the new conditions.
The officials here doubt the truth OF the
reports that Belgrade Is quiet as the
authorities here are unable to secure fur
there direct dispatches from Belgrade
Even the official dispatches which have
reached Paris appear to have been mu.
tilated.
Recognition.
1t Is stated authoritatively that thus far
there has been no exchange OF commu.
nicalions between the Powers concern
ing Prince Peter Narageorgevitch's as
sumption OF the throne Of SerVia. but the
officials arc beginning seriously to con.
slider the delicate question of the recog-
milton OF the new sovereignty. It Is cx-
pected that tho servtnn authorities Will
| convoke meeting OF the foreign min
! listers at Belgrade and present tho latter
| with definite evidence that the people ac-
| cept the new government, and that |,
had the ability to maintain order and
| guarantee the safety OF foreigners. Whe,
| the ministers advise their respective gov
ernments that such assurances have beer
received the various Powers will de
,ermine whether recognition will be 40
corded
Former Queen Natalie. OF Servia. IL 81
| deeply affected by the murder OF her son
| King Alexander. that she Is unable I,
lewye the apartment at Versailles OF he
| sister, Princess Ghika, wife of tho Rpu
! manian minister. Intimtates OF the Quee,
| believe she will remain completely isoia
1 ted at Versailles till the Servian crisis L
4 over The tneens nephew said today tina
| she is resomtely determined not to maxi
4 any public statement,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
THE REPUBLICANS
Chief Business of the State Committee
on the 26th,


Prominent Republicans In this city
deny that at the coming meeting Of the
State Central and Executive Committees.
to be held on June 18th In this city. VIII
tako any action with reference to the
status Of the colored Republicans In
the party organization or in regard to
the chairman OF the Richmond City Com
mittee.
Tho chief business OF the committee
meeting. according to former City Chair
man n. ]. Smith. Is to consider the mat
ter of establishing party organ IN
the State the proper place for. Its loca-
ton and the endorsement OF the move
ment by united party.
Mr. Smith admitted that the matter OF
making nominations for the General AS
sembly. to be voted for IN November.
would probably DO discussed. Said he:
II believe the Republican party has not
had chance for years to poll Its full
strength and for this reason no formld-
able opposition has been offered to the
Democrats, 1t now seems probable that
the organization Will seek to offer a
united front"
State Chairman Park Agnew has an
other year to serve in that capacity.
and so far as known there Will be no OPP
position 10 him, His successor VIII be
chosen bv the State convention next year.
Chairman Elicit. of the City Committee.
also has year yet to serve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Racing at Chicago.
49, o .
(By Associated Press,

lI3y ASsocIated PresSJ
CHICAGO. ILL. June 12.-Results at
Harlem to-day:
to ~ first. Freedman e to y second,
Frank Carr 90 to y third. Time. i:ol 40.
Second race-six furongs-Bay Wonder
ond Best Man 40 to y third. Time.
lis as.
Third Observation-Disclosures. short COURSE
Crest g to 81 first. AllesiarcA az to ID
$751;
Fourth race-one mle-Jack Demund 90
to y first, Serge e to y second, Dan Nc
Kenna GO to y third. Time. 1:4l 3-5.
Glassful Is to ~ first. Uranium az to ~
second. Ontonagon 400 to ~ third. Time,
l.20 3-5.
blue Mint e to il first, Galba e to y
second. Mlos e to II third. Time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Funeral Services,
John S. Fowler.

(Spccial to The Times.Dspatch.)
Fowler Clerk Of the United States Courts
here and United States commissioners, died
late last night In Washington. The re, e,
mains were brought here to-day and VIII
parently in his usual health yesterday
morning. when no started TO Baltimole.
On the return trip he was taken III az
Washington and was carried 70 tne nos.
pital. where he remained UNCONSCIOUS
until hia death.
Flo was about seventy-three years OF
age. and came here forty years ago from
Kingston. New York, where no was born.
ed commissioner and clerk of-the Circuit
and District United States Courts by
Judge Hughes. who was then United
State Judge for this district. Air. Fo"i 81
treasurer OF Trinity NJ. E. Church.
widow and two children survive him.
Mr. Sherman B. Fowler. Of this city, ana
married daughter living In New York.
r. p. Davis, Sr.
fspecial to The Times. Dispatch.)
sTORMONT. VA. June 12.-Mr. r. A..
Davis. Sr.. a most prominent citizen Of
M!ddlesex. died very suddenly this even ven,
Ing from apopleXy IN ms Safhr'ase WIZ mr
Davis was born in Northumberland coun-
ty. Va. on the first day of March. 1884.
and moved to this county when only
eight years oi dScs WHct iG los
ever since. He was educated at William
and Mary College and chose the protes.
sion Of law. but after practicing short
while he turned his attention to farm
ins, which vocation he followed with
great success until his death.
Mr.. Davis leaves n widow and SIX chill
dren. He was gallant Confederate SOL
dier and lifelong Democrat.
Mrs. Cornelia Quarles.
(srecial to The Times-Dispntch.)
STAUNTON. VA. June 12.-Mrs. Cor
nelia Ouarles. wife Of Hon. ]. NJ, Quarles,
OF the Constitutional Convention. died
very suddenly at her home on, East Fred
erck Street at II o'clock this morning.
| The doctors attribute the cause of her
| death to heart trouble.
She was fifty-one years old. and before
her marriage was Miss Stout. daugh-
ter Of the late j. n. Stout; and e sister r
survived by her husband and three Sis
| tiers.
DR.. r. 7. Neff. veterinary surgeon. died
| at o'clock this afternoon. after an ILL
! ness OF month with heart trouble. lie
| was thirty-six years old and leaves q
| wife and one small child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

AZ st. Louis: Donovan practically
changed his entire lIne-up to-day ana
the change worked we'll for the team
walked away from the visitors.
81 sc Io,Is ..as2o24ooo-l2 IL 3
Boston .,,,,.......o 0 o2000-3 II
Batteries: Mcfarland and oNel; stan
Law, Willis and Moran. Time hours.
5IJmp,res. Holiday and Johnstone. Ats
tendance. $500.
AT Chicago: The visitors pounded
Wicker ali over tho lot to-day opening
UP with two doubles and closing with
four hits.
Score: r. q. -:
PhiIadelphia ..,..,1 4o1lo014-l2 Is 3
Battcries: Wicker and King; Frazer
and Roth Time. $50 Umpire Moran.
Attendance. 200.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
sHlPBUlLDERs WIN
Took Two Games from Petersburg on
Yesterday
(Specinl to The Times-Dil
Ashland VS.. Barton Heights.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ASHLAND. VA. June 12.-Thc Ashland
base ball team will cross bats with the
strong team from Barton Heights to-
morrow afternoon on the college diamond.
citing. as the two teams are about even
ly matched. A large crowd is expected to
witness the game. The following Will
be the lne-up of the Ashland team:
Kerr. 2b.: ]. Swift c. T.: S. Swift, 3b. I;
Schooelfield. c.: tLipscomb. H.: j. Leake,
D.; Cross, r. t.; Trevllian. i. e.; G. yLeake,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
PEOPLE TO CHOOSE
But II Seems Certain Karag eorgevitch
VIII Be King.
"a Assoclated Press.

VIENNA. June l2,-PrInce Alexander
Karageorgeritch, nephew of the newly
proclaimed King of Serva. who has him
self been a pretepder to the throne.
during the course of an Interview here
to-day announced that he had abandoned
all claim thereto. and welcomed the adj
vent OF his uncle AS the best solution.
The Prince, like other we'll Informed
persons, attributed the revolution TO dis
satisfaction at tho late King AleSan-
der's marriage, 10 the court scandals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Mrs. r. r. Blake.

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.)
CHATHAM. VA, June la.--Mrs. r. r.
Blake died Thursday afternoon at the
home OF her, daughter, Mrs w. G. M
Illness of several weeks from coniplicn-
ton OF diseases. She Is survived by her
husband two daughters. Mrs Merchant
and Miss Mamie Blake, OF Chatham. and
one brother. Mr.. ~, r. Sweatman. OF
Fairfax Va. Remains We're laid TO rest
Friday afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
NO INTERFERENCE
Austria and Russia VIII Hold Hangs
Off in Seryia.
fRy Associated Press.l

I BV NhSUVTHI NSS.l
LONDON June 1.-THE Serrian min
lister here has Received confirmation Of
lie statement that neither Russia nor
Austria viii interfere la the Servian
choice OF q sovereign. He anticipates
that Prince Peter Karageorseyitch' will
await at Geneva a summons from the
probably go 10 Geneva and escort the
new King to Belgrade.
4 special dispatch fron Belgrade says
tie bodies oil King Alexander and Queen
Draga were burien In LARGE Dit. dug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Draft Of Seamen.

on (By Associated Press,D
NORFOLK. VA. June IA draft Of
eighty-four sailors leave tomorrow from
the receiving ship Franklin for San Fran
cisco to sail thence by the Sonce for the
Aslatic station The draft will be under
the command Of Lieutenant Williams.
with Lieutenant Garrison as second in
command
The seamen will supply tho places of
those whose time has expired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
DEATHS.

PERRYn led. At St, ,ossph's Hosp!!ai ! H al
rERRY, brother OF Mis- A. Q, billings.
James 1. aud George M Perry, o. this CITY,
Arrangements for the funeral will be an,
nounced later.
WINSTON remains Of Mrs. FENDALE G.
WINSTON will arrive in Richmond from Aitn'
peapelis, Mipn;;, THIS isamrdayl AEIgH,
OF the family are invited to meet at the
chesapeake and Ohio Depot at that hour,
Services at Hollywood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Mrs. e. A. WiIkerson.

PETERSBURG, VA, June N2,--Mrs.,
r.. "A. Wilkinson died this morning at the
residence OF her husband OH Old Street.
C. A. Slaughter. had been In feeble health
for some time She is survived by her
husband and six children. three daDgh-
tors and three sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Glen Arthuriamb.
Especial to The Tines-DIspa

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, June 49,.
Glen Arthur Lamb. young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Lamb. died at the home
brief Illness. The funeral services were
held at the residence to-day, conducted
by Rev.. DIR. ]. 8. Din, and the remains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Mrs. Cornelia Quarles.
,Eleanor E Sirian
lsnoc,o,7to Tbe T,mes-nIsna tch /,

Especial to The s-DIspatch,)
NORFOLK, VA. June l2-Mrs Elea-
nor Il. Slrian departed this life yesterday
at the home OF her son. Mr.. G. a. Siriun.
Portsmouth. in the eighty-thrd year Of
sustained stroke Of paralysis. which
was the second one she had suffered In
short time.
Mrs. Sirian leaves two sons. c. A. and
William, and daughter. Mrs. d. ".
Gaskins. She was woman OF noble
traits of character and exercised great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13

in the village of Rakoyioa, and that, as
m,irdereS relatives and those OF the min
listers Killed, we're placed above them;
and then the common grave was reflled
with earth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Mrs. Sarah M. RIakeY.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
IIAkLOTTEsVILLE, VA. June a.
Mrs, Sarah. M Bakey, Wife OF Mr.. s,
Oh Preston Heights. after brief illness.
aged sthrty-eight years.. The deceased
was Miss Chapman. of Madison county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES
found Guilty Of Murder In the Flrs
Degree.
(By Associated Pre-

Degree.
tBy Associated prcss)
LOUDEN. TENN. June 1.-THE Jury
In the Robert Cattlctt murder trial re-
turned verdict this afternoon. finding
the defendant guilty OF murder in the
first degree. with mitigating circum-
stances. Cattlett Will probably be sem
fenced to serve a life term in the peni-
Tertiary.
Cattiett was charged with having hired
der William Whalev and wife. two rent
ers OF Cattlett who had given evidence
against him In a whitecnp outrages. The
tai one, the mother being killed with a
child In her arms. VIM and Tipton
were hanged for their crime. but they
made affidavts that they had been hired
to do the deed by Cnttlett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13

SPECIAL FAST VESTiBuLED TRAIN
leaves Richmond (Byrd- street Stationp
EVERY SUNDAY at $50 A, NJ, Peters
burg 9;05, arrive Norfolk II A. ~. with
through eoacies 10 Virginia Beech, aud
connecting at Norfolk with SPECIAL
cAHS for Ocean View. Returning. leave
Ocean Wow T., NJ, Cape Henry Sl6.
Virginia Beach ESQ. Norfolk 7;l5. arrlv-
ing Richmcnd 10 T.. Al. THREE I'D
HOURS longer at Virginia Beach than
any other routs.
QUICKEST & ONLY ALL,RAlL ROUTE.
NO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN
RICHMOND, NORFOLK d. VA. BEACH.
r, II. ADAMS. MANAGER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
CAPTAIN G. M. Hough.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER Va. June l2-captain
G. NJ, Hough. prominent Mason and
Confederate veteran. and known to hniI-
dreds of Virginia fremen. died at Charles
Town, W. Va. to-day. aged about sixty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Goes 10 Blacksburg,

Miss Lulu d, Pollard left this morning
for Blucksburg.. to be present at the
Win visit her friend. Miss Florence ys lib Hub
bart. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Been Away Quarter Of Century.

Mr.. John Wiley. an old Richmond boy
who left here ~ enty-fiye years ago for
his resiasnse % the c ss s reel a old
fiiehds Ii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
Portsmouth, 6; Smithfeld, 2.

Especial to The Times-Dispatc
SUFFOLK, VA, June lin Smith
field this afternoon the home team was
beaten by Portsmouth to ?. Batteries:
Chapman and Chandler. Studevant and
ROWell, VI