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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
GREAT GUN
TOURNAMENT
The Shooters Will Contest fol. for
Handsome Cold Medal. u
SOME CRACK SHOTS IN CITY j !
Storr and Banks Nov on the Ground.
Tournament Is Given BY Messrs.
81 u Y Harris, Flppsn g
Company. 3a y

Richmond viii have to-day the great
est one-day shooting tournament ]. ever
givet, sotth ct Mason and Dixon's line,
md probably the greatest In the United II
States. IT Is the only. one ever given
that everything Is absolutely free. In
Guiding entrance fee. targets. shells, lunch
and an opportunity TO contest for @ hand.
some gold medal. This shoot is given
through tho generosity OF Messrs Harris.
Frippen and Company to introduce Is 70
tho Bportsmen tho Peters shells, the
AGENCY Of which they have recently
taken. @ 8 81 s Is III 70 IA, @ ss5 B.
The tourna ment Will be attended by all
tho prominent shooters Of Richmond and
vicinity. In addition to those from the
clubs nearby who will attend there VIII
DO several expert shots from other parts
OF the country. H. II. Stort, OF the
Peters Cartridge Company, has Just ar
rived with frosh aure won In Pcnns
sylvania, y hers ii two days shooting he
won high average by the close margin Of
one target. making tho remarkable good
score OF 90 per cen t. an Mr.. IL 81 Col
Inns, OF the Deep Run Powder Comp my,
Baltimore. i5tfs9 l$ s51 3l4$ y "
MIR. BANKS ALSO. i.
al Mr.. Ed. Banks. 4 one OF the best-known
shots In IL he country, arrived Sunday
evening, and is spending the day quietly
with his brother on Dast Grace Street.
Mn. Banks declined several pressing itl-
vitations to spend some time at the social
clubs. preferrlng to; u keep quiet 50 as
to be lii the pink OF condition when the
following squad s Is called Il to the score
promptly to-day at II O. clock: Polk MIL
Ter, Edward Banks, L. d. Thomas, DR..
Nc CURE =. Peters, G.. W..
4 One OF tho featurcg OF the day will be
the luncheon served to the shooters. Tho
catering will be done BY Forester. ana
Sit is indeed seldom that such a meal Will
ever be served during any tournament.
Lunch from ! to q O clook. X Si. a. 4
553 iS8 INTEREST," AT1 RULES
The shoot win be governed by Interstate
Association rifles. Events to consist OF
ten clay birds each. Each shooter Is re-
quested to register as soon as he arrives
On the grounds, at which time he will
be given a ticket. a Sa.s5s
The squads will be entered As regis
tered, and each shooter Is requested to
be ready when tho number Of his squad
Is called. u sssS5 4, :5 '$iS
Tie contestant winning the trophy at
tl.s sconipeti on will be subject to q chal-
lenge, and must defend It or forfeit It
within thirty days from date Of challenge.
The winner must defend It three
times In succession before 1t becomes his
personal property Intersta te 8Asso ciatlon
rules will govern all competitions for the
trophy. Es,, 3! q
The public Is invited to be present TO-
day. { III, 8ls ,i3 81 'sta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
CONFEDER ALTON
Of LABOR TO-DAY

Il At 10 o'clock this morning President NJ,
B. Thompson, OF tho Virginia State Fed
Grafton Of Labor. will call the eighth an
nual convention 70 order snd business
will start up. Mayor Taylor will vel
come the one hundred delegates, and
Mr.. II. p. Dollard. president OF the local
organization, Will respond President
Thompson will respond, and the various
standing committees will report, After
the morning session recess will be
taken to . O'Clock, when reports viii DO
received.
There Win probably be a fight over the
seating of delegates representing the car-
buildevs association, This may lead to a
lengthy debate, and may result In the
throwing out Of representatives Of q large
body Of mon.
When the convention IL called to order
there will be representatives OF 1900
worklngmen OF the State present.
The convention promised to bo an fms
portant one, and some OF the big labor
1eadsr OF the State will be on hand to
take part In all the discussions.
At 1850 O'Clock tonight the delegates
Will take the cars at Seventh and Broad
Streets and visit Rostook's, where the
evening viii be spent
In the afternoon Tomorrow trip to
lakeside and q Luncheon will be en-
joyed. =
The headquarters OF the delegates WILL
he at Fords Hotel, and the meetings
l VIII be held at sasnger Halls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
LicEN SD 5 GRANTED.
5Accuf1aci snioor Men Must Not AlleM
Minors II Sell vvhlakeY. Il

SSSVn1VS SNI0SII uvloLi lyi6Ok wv 11lINvvs
Minors so Sell tihiskey.
(spcciai Is The Tirnes-D spntohS II
On ANCo OK, AZ; May 4-'the entire
interest 81 TIE county during the past
week mas beer, cent? "a In how any ar-
plloar,ts would be granted iiduor licenses
Al the County Court The entire number
10 date IL ttree--tNo on Chincoteasae Is
land ana one at Onahoock. Those on
ground that the Island Is b wa tering place
ana both places where the liuuor ls !, 70 g. DO
SSoid iAro flotefs. There were i've saloons
fon itha Island last year. '.5ss8
S r Re Town Council OF Cnnncook nag Atn q
privilege Of passing upon oil applicants fof
openly, and .te Anti saloon League had
counsel employed to protest q gainst grant
IND the licenses Al number o1 witnesses
were examined, bit nothing was proven
against the fotir3 applicants, except that
two OF them allowed their sons, " VI 10 are =
minors. to attend bar. When the question
came to q vote tho result !, was a t ,i,,.
three for and three against license. Tho
May or, Mr.. N. N. N look, had to decide.
10 voted that lie would grant the IL
cerses II the applicants would givo BOND
to the town TO allow no minors 70 cell
selling, whiskey. " p to the present time
only one applicant has 81 gned this bond,
and otliors state they will not, as they
are afraid to trust their bti siress TO CLERKS
other than their. sons In their absence.
The nom granting Of LIQUOR license has az
forced four hotels In Accoma Q county to
close 5down--the Oanancock Hotel, William
G. West, proprietor; the Hotel We =, Fox,
onleyi u. G. Fox, proprietor: Keller 10.
tel, Keller, 6. T. Mapp. proprietor, and
the Delle Haven Hotel 1t Is stated tina
others will follow, tfielr example The
greatest harm seemH to be to MI. G.,s, ~.
NIapp, at Keller. He Is the champion hog
raiser on the Virginia Eastern shore, enc
he served thousands OF drinks 70 VISITORS
who 70 to see the ''blg hogs a
The Clark- Bunti ting assault case came up
Ia the County Court last week. Clark
was accused OF assanlting Captain WI.
| liam r. Bunting on Chlncoteaguo Island
| IN February last with intcnt.to XIII. Clark
first triedito shoot Bunting, but the Pistol
would not fire. IIe then drew his pocket
l3krife ana stabbed Bunting, in the RIBS.
| II was first thought that the wound would
provo fatal. bit Captain Hunting has re-
| GOV cred Commonwenlth's Attorney Ben
1amin T. Gunter, assisted by Mr.. n. 3.
Wescott, conducted the prosecution anc
! Captain George p. 5vVlsc. OF Richmond
ana Mr.. Jatnes n. Fletcher, the defense.
Clark was found guilty OF assault .and
fined IS. u .s5.
Rev. James Long, pastor q Bruinston
Baptist Church. King and Queen county
Var has accepted a Call to the Onancock
Baptist Church. He will come the flrst q
June, # Il # SIS IS VI $s. 8 q !
court, on Saturday appointed Mr.. Warnc,
Ames q bright young lawyer Of Oman.
cock, Common wealth's Attorney for Acr
comac county, Vice Benjamin T. Gunter
recently elected State Senator to succeed
Dr. George M I4e Ca to, deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
YELLOW TAIL WON
s, MONTAGUE STAKES
INV Amociated Pr.e,l.ss. !

NEW YORK May 4.-John sackett's
yellow Tell with }2s pounds on on hts back
and admir- ably idden BY WaterDury.
won the Montague stakes. the feature
ev5ut at = Jamaica to-day;n The winner
W = az s ran the mile and slxteenth
In i:l6 rs. which equals the mark set
BY Blacks took in the Excelsior handicap
on the openin,r. The use OF the start
Ing machine Was to-day stopped by In
. First First raee--highweight handicap. five
aid a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Howard q TO i
first Ara NTH rs to 10y second. Taps C25
to ~ th!rd. Time. 1:08 rs I'm, q !,
Il S s first. Miss Nancy e to - second,
Silver Dream Is to u third. 5 Time, Loo.
first, Royal Pirate $50 to y second. Mia
Snyder G03to y third. Time. IA -
a Fourth race-The Montague stakes. on .
mile and q sixteenth-Yellow Tall q TO
frat tuRnot1lSH|H ra il rsSiS s IS Afrl-
Filth race-four and @ half fur!ongs.---
ssseas p 8 IL sEsisd
y Sixth ,race--one mile and seventy yards
--coonist u to lo) first. Black HHps,s .s
+ Q3 to y second, Slr. Itochel tSO to ~ rh1rQ,
Time. 1:48, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
WITHOUT.
FOUlN'.D ] I !.
District Attorney So Finds Tl':It
Charges3o MI. Amory.
sANsExPERT EXAMINATION
Marked Differen ces % Exist, Says the
Accountant. Between the Report
IN But 30 Not Result u Any Ad-. \.
vantage to Company.
tpv Associated Press

gyg M (By Associated Press.) ste
I NEW, YORK, May 4.-Dlstrlct Attorney ne
I jerome late to-day made public the re-,
sort Of Expert accountant Arthur w.
resle "a whom lie employed to look over
. the books Of the Metropolitan Railway
Company fter; com plants had been lodged ''7L
III, him that the company was IN de- de-.
fault. In his report Teele says among
/ other things: IS - ),
5 Y .sThe deficit claimed by Messrs Hertle
4 and Tiechman Is not substahtiated either
/ III 4 principle or, Ia taot. The liabilities
4 which have been omitted from the palance
sheet, other than takes, would, when
Brought Into the balance sheet, add Ii rs 4
!, sets 81 q corresponding value, \, IS
q THE theory upon which 1T liz claimed
that dividends paid were unwarranted
or unsarned, u entirely wrong IN prlln mel
pile. NJ sl. \ Y. {. y.. y, ~,
iS:s.al lie reports BY the Metropolitan Street
4 Railway to the Railroad commissioners :
ore not full statements Of their financial
condition. Marked Sdlfferetces do exist
/ net Ween the balance sheet Of March 81,
1eo1. Va the report rendered to the State
Bpard Of Railroad Commandments and
8fha report to the New York Stock Tx Tx
change. z Those differences arise from an ,,
evident lack of uniformity and care IN
making the balance sheets, put 40 not no
result I'll, any apparent advantage to The
company 5 or detriment to its stock
soldars !, 81 20 a L NJ Icy II !&
sSS',Af tar making public the report. District
Attorney Jerome, issued q statement lei N IN
which he says: 4. +. q y. ", = :.
Mr.. Teelc finds that the speclhc con
c,,;sions az Messrs. Hertle and Telcn1nan
and the specific charges OF Mr. Emory
4 ara without foundation 80 far as they
! sscrbe wrongd Ing. iay Z an si ii rs Z "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
CAMPBELL CASE
IS UP TO MORROW
Great Doubt Felt as to the
Outcome of the Famous
Matter.

The case OF Judge Clarence j.. Campbell,
OF Amherst, which has occupied such q
large place in public interest for four or,
five months. will again DO brought to the
front tomorrow when the Senate takes
UP the conflicting reports submitted by
the Committee for Court OF Justice. TO
this committee was referred the matter OF
the legal status OF the case and their
conclusions on the printed evidence The
report merely deals with the legal status
Of the case and on this there Is hopeless
division. Six members take the ground
that the procedure by he House Com
mittee In the case has been In substan-s
tlal compliance with the Constitution and
with the precedents In the caso They
contend that the printed record OF the
case before tho House Committee COM
prises tho evidence and all the evidence
in the case. - fJ Il i
The other SIX members take almost a
directly opposite POSI- uon on every guess
ton involved, They say that Judge
Campbell has not had opportunity to de-
fend himself after the notice was served
upon him by the two houses; that ne has
had no opportunity to be heard on the
third charge which was formulated after
service OF notice; that testimony taken
u
used as legal evidence to sustain tho for.
NAL charges set forth as causes for res
noval OF Campbell In the concurrent reso-
luton OF the two houses; that tha causes
for removal have not been spread upon
the journal Of the House. although that
House has passed the Joint resolution OF
removal, q, ssS
1t will require a mere majority OF the
Senate to adopt one Of the two reports.
II the report of Messrs, Mo1lwaine, opie.
Watkins, Harvey. Bryant and Whitehead
be adopted, II will mean q trial Of the
case do noyo by q Joint committee OF the
two houses. consisting Of Aye from each
house. That will mean an indehnite pro-
longation OF tho case, certainly the posts
ponement OF the decision until the Noyern-
Der reconveninB Of the General Assem-
bly,, The adoption OF the cogbill, Bruce,
Byars; Sears. Har nnan, Walker report
! will mean that the Senate WILL soon vote
on the Joint resolution passed already by
the House. IT will require twenty~one
| votes to ndopt this. There are now forty
Gunteri Of lAceomao. Just chosen to sus-
coed DR., lie Cato. He will not partl-
cipate In tho case, nor will Senator Manu.
That will mean that but thtrty-eight sem
ntors at the imaxlnrlm Will vote on tn
question OF removal OF this number
twenty-one must favor the resolution to
Insure concurrence in the action Of the
i House f u
It has. not been announced who win
advocate the two reports on ne moor
1 Win In all probability advocate the report
i signed By himself and others may 90 go
also. For the other report i is probable
MT Walker, Mr., Bruce or Mfr, Sears or
i all of Them may speak,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
THE HI RACINC. ON
CHURCHILL DOWNS 4 Ms
= Iaas.s.
White Plume. Won 4 D D
Stakes for TWosYear-O Old
FillieS-- AT Jamaica.
tpys Asso ciated Press, )

III
LOUISVILLE, KY. May 4.-The chief
Of to-day,s card at Churchill Downs was
the Debutante stakes for * two-year-old,
3fillies. which was won BY White Plume.
an added starter. S Summary: az
Il First raoe-seven furlonssTancred %
to 3 first. Captain Hugh Bradley Q6 to
j. second. Kinford (15 to y third Time,
i 20 As. ai, II .8Sjs, 4 n ss. 4, #
g8 Second race-four furlongs-vl Iona q to
Is first. Advantage Q5 toll second, Esh-
arson "A to y third. Time. G,4s IL: 8s
h Third raoe-slx furlongs Mary Glenn g
M Z, first Flying Ship Il to y second.
EHlo,rIIlghht q to Is third. Time, ~,
Mourth ace-Debutante,3%tw o-year.old
gfillies, 81, 900 added, four furlongs-Whlt Mite
+ s second, sararosa Is to y third. Time.
Fifth race -steepi short course.
Hl ssSaena R 81 q liIti Sf {hsd
Sixth anils ana titty .A!1is
s sess g t y hs e
Time. l:4s. y 5Gs. GA .3j.s q }.5
Racing at Chicago.
(By Associated Press,)
CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 4.----Results at:
N Flrst .urlongs cany99n I, (1S to
GiEht Il to j third, Time, IA q; !. =
n. Second race-one mile----CornWall g TO
u first. Alfred G. & to second. Frank
NJ. Is Is y third. Time. la - I; |, !, !.
~ toS5) first, Burnie Button to, lO
second. soothsayer az to- y third. I'm ..
= NJ Fourth race ~ seven furlongs - Or.
( stanhene 18 to q. first. Paul Whaley %
e IS second. Scotch Pl.dd u TO y third.
1Tif re "a and a half furlongs.-:-
j. w. O. Neil B q to y first. Must 20
to ~ SECOND, Claremont al to y third.
= NV siNth ~ "a ce1rnile and seventy yards
Dan McKenna8 (0l to ~ first, Au Revoir g
to - second. . The Don @ to y third.
Time. !: Ms Is. $s8., II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
KING NJ GEORGE, q r j FIRES
Residence Of Lieutanant King Bu llr'r''t
ss3 Without Insurance. 5
'fspecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

n fsneoial to The Times-Dispatch)
al {f.ObdORN 7 VA, May 1.-THE old resi-
Aeiioa 81 the late sLieuten ant Wllllam ~.
TinrS q near here, 4 has just been enh rely
$consur1ed8 BY Are The old mansion was was
bult nearly ninety ago. 4, an e r rria
s,Sna tie death 81 1Jieutena1t and Mrs.
Z II = several yea rs go. Mr.. Harris was
h,irniY,r so1ne brush several hundred yarda
S,lix{ nj. and the high wind carried q spaIK
stostha old building and set It on hre. AL a.
efforts to save it proved futile. Ihsre
was no insurahcs. !, y, q
$sl MI. Andrew Burchell, whose residenc &c
was destroyed by fire on Friday, 1851 IN
No sneahborhood Of five hundred dollars
u inncnshS besides many valuable BONDS ana
IS Atlftsr. napers s Nearly all the furniture
a and ali the wearing apparel OF Mr: BUT
IA chel and the other members O MS nou US :
hold were destroyed by the flames. Inc
II wind was SO high and the house was 90
thoroughly airy that 1t was impossible 70
Fl txtinguish the flames. Z *, &,
u Miss Martha, Carter Grymes, OF Matthias
Il Point, this county, will, on Wednesday.
~ May sth, wed Mr. George g. Meade Of OF
O clarke county. Miss Grymes belongs TO
a ona Of King Georges most prominent
families The ceremony will be performed
s ~ Rev, b. Turner OF the Episcopal
H Church. at Woodstock. .a! Ssi i8s IL
+ The Potomac fishermen have.been max
4 ing some very large catches TOT a week
Uast On Saturday many thousands OF
herrings had to. DO turned loose IN the
river because tho demand. though large
n was not equal to the supply. .s B;
.Ssg a number Of the landowners here hays
been " greatly inconvenienced by their
N share tenants becoming discouraged and
" throwing up. the land and teams they
4 had rented for this year. There being no
e labor that can be hired for farm work,
s 1t looks as of the land and teams OF some
Il of our people must lay idle this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
.SPlDERS.HAVE WON
THE#CHAMPION'.S';',H|:I.II.P||:
Defeated Randolph-MaCOn in
a Clean. Hotly.Contested
Game of Ball. 35

Richmond College yesterday afternoon
Ealloped awayISwdth the contest at Broad
ponents the Randol PHI Macon aggrega.-
tionl from Ashland Incidentallyt the
homo team won the intercolleg1ate cham
pionship for the eastern district Of Vir-s
ii was altosethcr fine ana dandy the
way the rooters rooted, ana tho young
ladies chesred: hut the worst Of It, no
ono could understand who wac Who
who this Or that young lady favored,
as they cheereds tor all However, n 81
looked from v the manifest colors-flag
was large. was about evenly divided
Tho game was far and away the clean-
est and fastest played college contest ofts
From the second to the sixth inning
Ashland looked an easy winner, the score
be!ng. 9 to@2: But then there cropped p 6
u III luck. and gRichrnond showed two
men over the rubber, forging on. to q,
safe lead. and maintaining It until the
last ball had been tossed and the game
over and done: The SCORE: &. !, !, Y. -.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
ITALIANS COMPLAIN (
8Allege III Treatment at BeokleY, n IN
West Virginia.
tRY Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON D. G., May: 4.-senor
Mayor des Planches. the italian amhs.s-
sador, has under consideration the COM
plant Of the Italians. who called t.t the
embassy during his absence In st. Louis
and represented that they had been ILL.,
treated and abused in the vicinity Of
Beckley, Viva. where they had gone to
work. They stated their case to the
charge d'affaires upon their arrival y
( washington few days ago, and the facts
a. given to him have been presented tc
the ambassador, who Is now investigat-
ins them.
II Is said that complaints OF q similar
nature reached the embassy from West
Virginia some two months ago. also that
the Italian consul OF Philadelphia has had
correspondence with the Governor OF West
Virginia with reference to alleged Ill
State and that the consul Is we'll pleased
1 with the action the Governor has taker
\ In the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
B|:|LACKSBURG5LOST
TO #COLLEGIANS
Washington and Lee Defeated
the Cadets by q Score
Eight to rive. 4.
+ Especial to The Times.D ispatch,)

LEXINGTON, VA, HAY, 4--vlrEInla
Polytechnic Institute was defeated this
afternoon BY Wash;ggtop4 ana Zee uni,
latter BY the scprs q ~ ~ Varsity
Inning on FIVE hits and base \. on balls.
which netted FIVE runs F ins {ee Tia
,eut avail. Miles and se5iaiE n u, th ! !
third and CARPENTER In the to91G ll, MaS'e
home runs for the 8visl tora. & Two In aonbie
plays by Varsity praYentea !, Sssol ha
tYo Tanners out pif ~ bone u R4a ~ !H
d ssa csamHp'bellV fsstIAFs 4
E3s sSS5Ssi9, sgssfSss
BATTERIES: Poly teehnlc sha fer, H'lnsle Y
and lYalsh Varsity liersifo q tsa 2, !,
and Ragsy home rgg, HIIEs NJ 1soeS sds,
sd ,G{aIpsnter struck 2 faEd py spbsle{ a.
ksr base on she g fer "A o q!
Tnslsy 2; Of IIerefora I'll s fSk n 'eis
vss,sfs' 5 o.
tain Peyton aud Mr., pa va "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
SOUTHERN LEAGUE .,3 ii.
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Montgomery-Mon montgomery won to-
day from Nashville by score Of 8 to
2, Polchow held the visitors safe at all
stages OF the game,
Score, " =. II, p.
NN s5hyyfiIs Y, ...,,,,,.",5SSfgdSSd-s I
BATTERIES: Polchow and CLARK, Herman
and Fisher, M. i 5s3. "A n ,t
At Acknowledgements substantial yio-
tory to-day over Rlr,ninE!lhInI ! was due 4, TO
a ssv SFiff gp sfsAiGF e.. Wis9s t m tas
The feature of the game was the home
over over tho ieft deid fence. ' ~
Score: Va. t-'1l II. II. HI
A 4|Rmas lam.
naSfsssaa s w asa h Hf nee
,,Af shEeysgqrs. I.a,-AS timely !. h!t II II
game to,aay The sef
g r thS * tS ss doSsls mpra systa
Adams pitched . sood genie. !, I, !
Ss| sS Ss}ssp.
ADAMS sasssf aad Ha aspFSss ana 9lf'us'
At Little Rook.--In the presence Of q
lar season here by defeating Memphls IN
9 game which was Interesting from first
to last. h f5i " u U
score: .s, !. J. !, n y, ~
~ at and Lynch, - III .'s'g 35 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
esting Well at Midnight.

4 II- 4 (SpecIal to Tbs TlmesDIspatch) :"
's5 WASHINGTON. D, c., May A.
Miss Estelle Pizzini, OF Richmond, under
went a severe operation at the Columbia
Hospital to-day, At midnight an attendant
ofSthe hospital Informed The Times Dis
patch correspondent that she was resting
as well az could be expected after the
operation. and that there was eyery hope
for her recovery. as the operation was q
successful one, She said that there was
no uneasiness as TO her Immediate oondi-
tion, that II II should result fatally II
would likely be later She rallied salts
factorily from the operation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
PontIacs and Northsjde Stars.

The Northsldo stars and Pontiacs play
] ed a very ragged game up to the fifth
fast Ball. Features OF the game for the
:Pontiaos was the batting of Marin; and
Dew, and the ,playyIiniE, at !, short Of Ban-
ting Of shiplett ana Cosby. and tho field
- 20 d, r. II. b
Eepthsise stsrs. .ssssssssSSSSesSEt Il
Batteries: Pontiacs. Shaw and Knight
I ly:. Northside Stars, Walters. Neurohr
and Morris. Umplres. Mesooe and Hatnil-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05

etsantt,k, hsWins the nusais. ot the stin
lpolfted over the counter. The negro
ward him, the bots 90 tho weapon pointing
toward Ms rigt, bfeh1 IN some unknown
manner the rms went of ~ IL struck the
counter Death followed III Thirty i,iif-
,titAA aitAf {hA Acoid enc, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
! Negro Accld entallY Killed.

(specinl to The T Ines Splspateh,l
FL YORKtrOWN, VA, May k--W' lliam
Christian lcolored) was shot and Instant
from here OF, the road to Lse Hal, satur-
day evening about $3.50. WI liam F. Lee
who runs a general merchandise bpsi-
moss at the point mentioned, had q little
22-oal!brs yiaa Which haSWas Fepalrln ~ and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
DEATHS.

PHILLIPS, Died !, AZ his homo ct NeM.
e fna a4sssH sopHHt{i 1 latpI,
Ehli,na was the son Of Richard (now
denahsedS and elizabeth Philips !. ana
leaves besides his wife and two children
ha and three ,r sste1s yiro tGey ~
ME- M Sat Mrs VIZ entry, 81 this clty,
III trh nna funeral mss occurred IS uNpAY AV-
y TERNO ON In King and Queen county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05

11URNpR,-. Died, at. $50 yesterday 1norn-
lnk chestartsal|6 county e TX. p;It1 ~.
,youtn vet ION Of the late John and sar!a
Turner, III the forty-frst year OF HIS
age. 10 s., " !. !, !, ~ rc> =, 4 4,
ire former residence, EOS South
Cherry Street, All friends are invited
e to attend, i, Il