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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24
Local News

tASoS4VA pS0oShs
Days are getting shorter.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
We have a new moon today.
Nlnety-three In the shade today.
Balmy breezes were In evidence
today.
Tomorrow Is the last Saturday
In July:
Our own redeemed themselves
yesterday.
Oh 81. Sc and ought to 60 very
much higher.
A. c. Pheo. of Pistsburg, was In
the city today.
J. S. Pierpoint, of Marietta, Is In
the city today.
A. Bruner, left this morning for
Rays Run, Ohio.
Merchants are beginning to make
room for early fall goods.
" B. O'Neill, of Marietta, was a
business visitor here today,
Mrs. Matte Hayes spent yester.
day with friends in Friendly.
Il. 2. Wing, of Butler, Pa, Is
registered at the Hotel Wells.
T. J. Place left the city last eve.
ming toT the Kentucky oil field.
4. L, Hawse, of Clarksburg, Is
registered at the Hotel Mercer.
E. J McJunkin left this morn
Ing Tor points south on business.
J. =. Mcmahon left the city last
evening on the s:25 train for Mari.
eta.
Lsander Witten, of W item. Ohio,
was Z business caller In the city to-
day.
A soft answer turneth away
wrath, but soft snap eradicateth
anger.
Prof. W. E. Smith of Friendly,
was an afternoon business caller In
the city.
Sir Thomas Upton Is having
lots of sport even If he doesn't win
the cup.
n. E. Motley, of Matamoras, was
a business caller In the city last
evening.
Jacob Gouchie, of Matamoras,
was among the afternoon arrivals
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Evans, of
VanCamp, were shopping In the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Leopold, of
Little, were registered today at the
Hotel Wells.
In. Cot eft this morning for
the b. kr... al. field 10 look after
his Interests.
Mrs. II. 3. Hissar AMI children
are Wishing the torme. 5 sister Mrs.
Leach, of Kidwell.
J. D. Livingston, Esq, of
Friendly, took In the ball game
here this afternoon.
c. L. ellis, the popular confec-
toner, was a New Martinsville
BUSH ess caller TO-DAY.
J. W. Barton, p1pul r Wheeling
traveHng saIe~mau, was calling on
his pa ,rons mere TODAY.
Joe Wagner, vi Shiloh, left this
morning for the Wileyville oil field
to assist In drilling an oil well.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

his name. Soon or
late he will b e
caught again and
bear added punish
nlent for his short
escape from his cell.
Those who by the
use of palliative
powders and tablets
escape for a time
from the suferings
Of dyspepsia are in
the same condition
rs the escaped pris-
oneI. Soon or late
they will 60 back to
the old condition
and pay an added
penalty for temper
airy release.
DR.. Pierce's Cold
an Medical Discov-
cry cures dyspepsia
and other diseases
of the stomach and
organs of digestion
and nutrition. Its
cures are lasting.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

The green apple and the good
little boy will now demonstrate the
old adage that the good die young.
G. o. Cutler. superintendent of
the city water works, was New
Martinsville business caller today.
1T. McGruder, of near Martins
burg, this State, Is here prepara-
tory to moving his family to this
city.
Farmers are very busy cutting
their hay and putting 1t away. The
hay crop In this county Is a fine
one.
Mrs. Theme Smith, Of north
Wells street, left yesterday for
short visit with friends In the
country.
Read the changed ad of Wer.
theimer, Sons & Company, which
appears In today's Issue of the
Review.
Hardan Hughes. a newspaper
man of Columbus, o.. Is social and
business visitor In Our city for
few days.
Mrs. Bapsie, Of Pine Grove, ar.
rived In town this morning and IS
the guest of Mrs. P. Quigley, of
Garry Owen.
The Middlebourne base ball team
will cross bats with the Brooklyn
team on the latter's grounds tomor.
row afternoon.
However, even If q vacation does
one harm 1t provides a change In
50 doing and a change IS what most
persons are after.
Mrs. lsephene Anderson, of
Brown Betty street, Is home again
after pleasant visit with Middle.
bourne relatives.
The river continues to fall at all
points above Pt. Pleasant, with a
stage of q 7 feet at Pittsburg, and
s feet at the dam.
The last of series of ball games
between the Chillicothe and Sis
tersville teams will be played to-
morrow afternoon.
The family and mother of E. J.
Cosper went to St. Marys this
morning where they will visit rela'
tives for few days.
Clyde Johnson, popular attache
of c. W. Grier's drug store, will
leave this evening for Chautauqua
on his summer vacation.
1t Is safe to say that the newly
discovered comet with two tails
will before Its disappearance have
many other tales credited to 1t.
U. Deputy Marshal Geo. W.
Sine returned last evening from
New Martlnsville, where he had
been called on official business.
G. B. Slemaker, left the city this
afternoon on the 1857 eastbound
train for the Uniontown, Ohio, Gil
field to look after his oil interests.
Claude aud Mrs. Cora Campbell,
formerly of this city, but now re-
siding at Graysville, Ohio, are the
parents of twins, a son and
daughter.
Seth H. Patton aud family who
have beeu visiting his sister, Mrs.
Harry Knapp, of the North Side,
have returned to their home at
Sharon Pa.
Miss Edith McCsrl, of Butler,
Pa, arrived this morning on the
Ohio Valley Express, and will be
the house guest OF Miss Hester
Irwin, of George street.
The life of a dime Is only tour or
FIVE years. because 1t changes
hands ten times while half a dollar
Is moved once from one persons
pocket to that of another.
Mis-. R. A. Russell, of Parkers-
burg, who has been visiting the
family of her son Charles, of south
Water street, left for her home at
Parkersburg this after noon.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

"Fof apopt TWO yeHrb
sia,B whites R. e secord Esq, of 10 Eastern
Ave, Toronto, Ontario. al tried great num-
Ger Of remedies without success. hnsily lost
faith In them all. was 30 far gone that could
not bear any solid food on my stomach for long
time; felt melancholy and depressed. Could not
sleep or follow my occupation (tinsmith). Some
fsur months ago friend recommended your
treatment had derived so much benefit that I
eontlnued the medicine. ! have taken three
bottles and am convinced it has In my case &C
complished q permanent cure. ] can conscicn-
tiously recommend it TO the thousands Of dys-
peptiCs throughout the land"
Accept no substitute for uGolden Med.
ieal Discovery" There is nothing wjust
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
d., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24
THE PRISONER

Who escapes from Jail is by no means
free. He is under the ban OF the law
and punishment is written over against
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off
of
W. D. MARTIN
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West Washington -. &.
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&. ". OFFUTT. CLINTON TRIBBY.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
In Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry, SiIvcrware, Clocks
&. ". OFFUTT.

IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE that by buying here West End
that Interest lies Nothing
supply and the fact supply have accustomed
"a
DIAMONDS excellence
In WATCHES Gun
g o n o EEL u
In JEWELRY Novelties
SLvERW ARE, Plated
Of carry romth
wal for good solid and that only
We know WE'LL We know money We
your First Call when Jewelry Buying,
ed 50 Solid silver glemsn's watches heavy warranted s.
solid gold solid
with
pearls fancy seungs) $40 Solid gold ladies' band Solid
carved %
diamond
chains, $40 Solid gold chain bracelets
Solid
Solid silver military brushes So Solid silver
silver half
81 Solid silver cold meat fork, So Solid silver
ROGERS BEST SlLv Err PLATED teaspoons
tablespoons Dozen % 2
81 4O soup ladies' $3 o 81 pie knife ~ beautiful
berry Sal fruit knives, half dozen, ST.
CLOCKS THAT we VARIANTS wrhge
handsomt of ladies' fine
ington 81 up.
Jewy sstonesa
specially.
oE,F,UTT q, TRIBBx.
Front NJ
oct llOct 2sy West Washington %. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
c'ARRlNdToN DAVIS Z
Beautiful Home Ceremony in lynch
burg Yesterday Aftern oon.5
N (SpecIal to- Ihe Tlmes. DIspatch,l .

s.tltIIH (SpCclal TO Ing Times Dispatch, ElH,
& aLYNcHBURG, Va, April l14.-Thstaf-
ternoon at O'clock, at tho residence OF
the brides father. nfr. Thomas N, Davis.
No. 2l5 Harrison Street, charming
6Dnster wedding occurred. Miss Carrie
William Cabell "a Darlington, Two con-
Meeting rooms, the parlor and the library,
were utilized for the ceremony and We're
.tastefully decorated with flowers and foil
age, the color schome being green and
white.
Rev.$J, M. Owens. rector Of 81. <,Paul's
Episcopal Church. was the ofllcat!n
minister and music was furnished by
}scocozza's orchestra. who were stationed
imam alcove An altar Of palms and
Easter lilies had been 1mproyised and an
aisle for the progress Of the wedding
party was made by ribbons deity placed
by Master Randolph Darlington and little
Misses Florence and Lucille Watkins,
Misses IIennie choatwood and Susie
Ward. and Misses Elise and Mamie
Davis. were the first to enter. md were
followed by the maid of honor, Miss Fan
ME Cheatwood, after whom came the
bride leaning upon the arm Of her father,
At this point the groom and his best
lotte Courthouse, entered from the II
brary, Mr.. and Mrs, Darlington left on
the afternoon train over the Southern
Railway for Visit to Ashevlllo, n g.,
and will be at home at Charlotte Court
house about the end OF the month,
The bride. who is q tall and handsome
brunette. Is the daughter Of Mr., Thomas
N. Davis collector OF taxes for the city
OF Lynchburg and president of the Bon-
sack Machine Company For some time
past she has been leading member Of
st, Paul's choir and her loss to the
church and community will be greatly
felt, for she is Il universal favorte.
Mr.. Darlington, the groom, Is WE'LL
known attorney OF Charlotte Courthouse,
and has an extensive and lncratiya prac-5
idolph Darlington and Mrs. s., q. Stevens
and has a large circle Of friends IN this
city. 5s5N..t F+1 81 Af5Ht1f afsGsff3 VI Nils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
SISTER BARES ARM
TO SURGEONS KNIFE /:
Noble Service Of Miss Carrie
Sale, a Young Lady. Of
Upper King George.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

4 CONFORM. VA April 14.--Aliss Carrie
Sale. well known young lady, residing
In the upper part OF King George, has
made record for true bravery and un-
selfish love. About a month ago. Writ
Sale, the eIght-year-o old brother, had one
OF his arms fearfully wounded by the ac-
cidental discharge OF a gun. The LITTLE
patient had to be carried ton city hos
pital for treatment. Miss Carrie follow
ed him and remained untlringly at his
bedside week In and week out. A few
days ago the doctors decided that the
otlld's terrible wounds could not DO sue
cessfully and satisfactorily healed unless
healthy. skin from the person Of another
could be procured and grated on his
arm, Miss Sale did not hesitate. but met
tho emer gency at once by barring her arm
to tho surgeons knife and furnishing
what was said to be necessary to hasten
her brothers recovery.
Miss Sale Is q noble tearted girl. and
she Is being praised as Tar as her name
IS known for the great pct Of self-sacrI-
flee for tho sake Of her little brother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
CAMP
TO BUY ]. NEW '|.||:. HOME L. II:
With the Aid Of the Woman's
Auxiliary De L.,a7gnel Man.
sion VIII Be Purchased.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. April H-Plans
for the purchase Of a fine home for r. -.
Lee Camp Of Confederate Veterans are
being worked out blythe camp, In coop
Grafton with the Woman's Auxiliary. The
De Lagnel mansion on Prince Street has
been selected and will probably be bought
as soon as arrangements Gun be made.
The Woman's Auxiliary has raised one
third OF tho purchase money, the amount
of which has not yet been given out. At
a meeting OF the camp, which was in ses-
sion until late last night. q unanimous
vote was taken In favor Of the plan, and
a committee was appointed with Mr..
John N. johnson as chairman, to make
proper arrangements. The Grand Camp
OF Virginia will be conferred with, as
the local organization holds Its charter of
incorporation under the authority Of the
state body. Tho plan originated With the
Womans Auxiliary, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
RESIGNATION |
REGRET Ted.
Judge a. w. Wallace. Of Fred
eriCksburg. Retlres.
no THE NAVAL ACADEMY D E, J,
Congressman Jones Has Called a Com
petative Examination to Select a
Candidate for Appointment to
Annapolis from First Dist.
,u,.,,, !, !, ~ /. 1,,t,.. .1,,,n,,c ~ I,

&jBss III Especial TO Tne Times. Dispntch.)
FRDDDl,lC 1tsBURa, VA. April IL
II Judge IA. ". Wallace, who has for q
4 number OF years presided over tho Cor
4 poration Court OF this city has rendered
Z his resignation OF that position. which
Il has been forwarded to Governor Monta-
Y CUE. Judge Wallace has on enviabc re-
4 cord rs an official and Is Il gentleman OF
the highest ability and most exalted
u character. There is such general regret
3at hts action that there Will be public
movement to try to induce him to with
draw the resignation and continue in o.
n position which he has filled with such
H general satisfaction to tho public. Judge
Wallace Is possessed OF considerable
means. and the salary Of the office was
never any object to him. and no has FOR
some time contemplated giving up tbs
i position. which had become somewhat
ht,rdensome to him. kilograms have been
sent from this city to-day. requesting
8 Governor Montague to hold Judge Wall
5lnce's resignation and defer action. An
informal meeting Of prominent citlzens
this afternoon arranged for mass meet
Sing at the courthouse Tomorrow night,
when n committee will be appointed to
call on Judge Wallace md urge him to
withdraw his resigna ton.
Congressman w. a. Jones has called
4 4 competitive examination to select
candidate for. an appointment to the Ma /
Wal Academy Mt Annapolis for the lrlrst
Congressional District The examination
will he hold In this city "Wednesday, Mny
! 9Th, wien the candidate and three alter
mates will be decided upon by the order
i II, which they stand at tho examination.
THE successful candidate Will enter ! ne
$Acnd enlyain June. Those desiring 70 take
the examination should address Hon. ".
AZ. j ones at Warsaw, Va
The Easter german given mt the opera 1
House last night was brilliant success:
1T was led by Mr.. Clarence II. Howard
and the music was furnished BY Donch
orchestra, Of Washington. At midn'sht
refreshments were served, and later dane
Ing was resumed and continued until
"a NJ A number$of visitors Of both sexes
participated IN the event. (. 5S AZ
The heavy rains OF yesterday and ln'st
night have swollen the Rappahannock
River beyond Its banks again. and as II
81 still raining. the freshct will probably
reach avery high mark. No damage so
far. except TO hasten the departure OIL
the steamers ahead Of schedule time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
POSTPONED
1|0|: 0 I FALL |, |.
State Baptist Young Peoples
Union tt'o,Mte,et'in September
SEWED \ IN HIS TROUSERS
innate Of Hampton Soldiers Home
Went to Jail With 500 Thus Secur-
ed, but,Lost it Six Negroes S.
Get Good Terms.
special to Tho times. b spatch,)

IN Especial to- The Times. Dispatch, i35E
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April 14.---The
annual State convention Of the Baptist
Young PEOPLES Union Of Virginia.
scheduled 10 be held here In June.
has been postponed to the FULL.
about September II 1s,. Two other
state gatherings will be held here this
year. Tho State Council OF the Junior
Order United American Mechanics will
meet here IN October, and tho same
month will witness the annual reunion Of
the Confederate vetcrpn Camps Of the.
state. 4 5s &
In tho Elizabeth city County Court
yesterday David Stevenson was given
twelve years In Il the penItentiary, and
Carey, Alexander Shields and Bud Harris
we're each given sentences OF eight years
for robbing Edward Nolan. IN inmate Of
the Soldiers Home. OF $780, The prison.
ers all are negroes and were confined in
the county jail when the crime was COM
mlttcd. Nolan was placed in the lookup
on a charge q being drunk lie told the
negroes that he had 500 sewed up In his
trousers. Later he discovered that his
money was gone and an investigation by
the authorities led to the arrest Of the six
negroes who yesterday were convicted.
The jury decided that Stevenson was the
ringleader, and gave him four years more
than the rest Of the gang. Stevenson al
ready has served two terms In the penl-f
tentlary, and this means that he Will go
up for life under the new law, making
a third conviction life offense.
The case OF William S. Shelby. alias
"Lanky Bob Ryan, charged with being
lmplica ted In the murder OF Amos Dy-}
sart, n fcllow-soldier. In 1900, was taken
up In the Elizabeth City County Court at
Hampton this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Several witnesses for the plaintiff were
examined before the court adjourned for
the day. Tomorrow morning Shelby
himself will 60 on the stand, and 1t Is
probable that the case will go to the jury
and verdict will be rendered before
night Shelby was indicted with sylves-
ter Pirkle and A.. j. II. Pritchard, the
former Of whom is in the Philippines and
the latter in the Hampton Jail. shelby's
is the first case to be taken up and 1t Is
generally believed that the verdict in his
case will have considerable influence upon
the trial of tho other two
The pouring rain this afternoon caused
the crowd at the carnival grounds to be
very small again to-day, but all OF the
shows did a fairly good business.
Seyenty-five members Of tho Annuity
and Teachers Aid Association, OF Wash
ington, d. c., were at Old Point Com
fort to-day on their annual outing. The
party was In charge Of General Boyn--
ton.
The carnival opened to-day in a down
pour Of rain, A fifty mile IN hour gale
is prevailing here tonight. and It Is
probable much damage will be done to
the tents and property Of the showmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
.BriightsI, i! Disease Sc J.
Diabetes,

Bloatlna, Gravel, Dull Back Acne,
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Affections
cured by taking stuart'g Gin ana ! HuGhu.
Stuarts Gin and Buchu, IT Is q bland, de-
Nghtfuly pleasant tasting medicine. that
acts drectng on the kidneys ana piaadaef,
uchyd dtsnF ont eytaTg kdneys svg
them llfe and yigor. stya,rl,s, a1n Ia an 90
and Diabetes even when tle patient nag
given ur hope, or where thgy ~ mug pg 1ea
tapned to drain or the a'uu"'a' ~
DISEASED KIDNEY SYMPTOMS,
Agonizlng pains In the back, sWo,lea, ie rs
neuralgia OF the bladder. burning senses "a
t!on or difficulty In passing r Az.
hfrsgue q desire eye q tie bad
odor Of the urine, scanty and hlgh IT. col o :
ored; rheumat ism, with acnea NV fraoi patts
IN bones and back. Death may iFequoAs-
~ follow these symptoms, sv,, +on.
Ee' spa any q fhf. uoh sS Sna You
viii 10 restored to health, and y9n ~, k Sc :
neys and bladder perfectly cured, StMarts
Gin and hneh9 sWsetnsvnesa IA obs s1ns.
tho blood, pure, The highesI g tasted h for
nas. 20 years in hospitals and priyyaate gIaMg-
i 5 b Ro5THfSfs also 9E b sS,reniaa sg
n ap 81 ,uRaI atnT f SnTes d "a spsea
medical advice given ifyoML asscriiipe' yohH r
'EAab!s So bRJ i Heotssi9 hqss Broad
street. Can or ~ write stuArt's Gin and
~ e. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
GOOD ROADS in
CHESTERFIELD.
Meeting Of the Association.
at Courthous Henrlco
Roads /. Discussed.
,speeial to The rimes-Dlspatch,)

Especial to Tbe Times-D lspatch,)
CHESTER, VA, April 14.-At Chester-
field Courthouse yesterday tho Gooa
Roads Association met to discuss thu
plan suggested by Mr., Charles NJ
Friend, the president OF the association.
and published In The TimoE-Dlspntch.
Mi. w. Il. Grant. OF Henrico. WAS prose
ent by invitation and related 70 the nsso-
citation the history Of the working 81
IIenrlco roads, now famous as being ti,d
best in Eastern Virginia, II not tho WHOLE
State. Mr., Grant stated. among o:Gft
things. that no amount OF money avail
able by counties was sufficient to lnaks
or keep good roads While wagons with
narrow tires were allowed to lun on th1
roads. lie denomlnated them road de-f
stroyers" while he stated that Wide tires
were : road buildors." IIe advocated that
each magisterlal district should own its
own teams and Implements, and should
employ n suitable man torrun the team
and road force. lie stated that one.
third the team could now draw ms heavy
londs on Henrico s roads az was formerly
required on the old roads lilo did not
believe IN putting out road-budlns BY
contract, JILL.
The plan OF Mr., E'rlend was then dis
c,1ssed, and on motion Of Mr., Howard
swlneford, and amended by Mr.. James
Bellwood, Judge William ], Clopton. Al-
torney q, II, Wells. Hons. p. Y, Cogbill
and w. w, Baker We're requested to meet
With Mr.. Howard SWineford. James Bell
wood and =, n, Watkins. ana. with Mr.,
Friends plan as n basis, TO formulate
IA plan, lf needed. after reading the Ed
mundson road law lately passed by
tho House. aud the plan secured by Hon,
f. Y. Cogblll about two years ago, and
urge that Senator Cogbill offer any
amendment they may adopt at their cum
conference,
The Chester business Association meets
again tonight TO consider the cstablise,
ment OF a cannery here and to adopt a
constitution. bylaws and rules,
a number of lots have recently passed
hands here, and good many buildings
are expected to be erected soon
Last Saturday night an old colored
woman was burned to death in tho
house of her son. John Griffin, mlnlsts-
rial student In Richmond. while l,ep
daughters had gone to "festlyal.IS
Neighbors got to the house too late To
rescue her, and she was completely oon-
sumed by the flames The house was a
new one lately erected by the thrift ana
energy Of John Griffin
AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
Wedding Cards.
tsDecla1 70 me 1'imes. pl,pnten. !,

(Spccln1 to Tho Times.D Dispatch } fy
NORFOLK VA. April 14.-1nvttatlon
have been received here announcing the
coming marriage OF Miss Miriam Peach,
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. John Peach. OF
MitchellvIllc. Md. to Mr.. Carroll Aubrey
Roane Tho ceremony will DO performed
on the 22d instant at II clock at Mount
Oak Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
Of Mttchcllville. Mr.. and Mrs. Roane will
abnSat home after May 18th In Dinwiddle
Street. Portsmouth. l53s5
y Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Kirk. OF Ports
mouth. have issued invitations nnnounc-
Ing the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Clara. to Mr. Henry Il. williams, which
Is to take place Wednesday evening, April
18th. The ceremony Is to be performed at
tho BRIDES home. In Erentis Place. a re-
ception will, follow tho marriage cere--
rnony. n f25f rs ssf55 :. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
DISAPPOINTED AGAIN
Princeton Players Did Not Show Up at
nm the uniyersitY. "A
fgneclal ta rhe Times. Dlspatch2 3.

Especial ia, The Times Dispatch)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. y A.,
April 1A.-There was no baseball game
again to-day. The weather. however,
was all right not a drop OF rain having
fallen during the day. The trouble was
that the Princeton team failed to mate
rIalize, the players having remained over
in Washington to witness the George
town-Yale game aid take in the thsatros
1t seems that their failure to reach here
as scheduled was due to misunderstant
Ing as to the condition of the University
grounds. Tho manager OF the Yale nine,
upon reaching Washington last night. 10
said To have told tho Princeton players
that the Virginia grounds here would he
unfit for q contest. and upon the strength
of this information the Princeton play
ers remained away, incidentally, the
Virginia management Is out several hum
dred dollars. and tho Easter visitors and
local fans have missed anOthnc chance
to see n splendid contest Princeton has
wired that she will be on hama to'mor-
| W "