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Evening journal., 1904-01-20
KELLEvS MASTER BLUFF
aHssbaI Stories that Will Appeal to
the Fans.

Mike Kelly's master BLUM was made
in a game played just after the adop-
ton Of the rule that one player could
be substituted for another at any
time" says Charley Bennett.
Il was in uniform. but ON the bench,
as It was Kellys turn to catch. 1t was
a warm game, the score being a tie.
when the batter lifted foul that sail
ed over toward our bench.
Kelly saw that he couldn't get the
ball He yanked off his mask and pad
rs if they had been red-hot irons.
Take il, Charley he yelled. and
in the same breath he shouted to the
umpire
I'm out of the game and Benefits
ni'
Il jumped up and caught the foul
easily enough and then put on the
mask and pad to carry out the bluff.
BY that time Kelly was sitting on the
bench putting on his jacket. There
was an awful wrangle but az the end
0f it all the out wasn't allowed which
was a perfectly just decision.
"But It was the best exhibition OF
limble brain work ] have ever seen
On the diamond"
In one Of The fierce battles between
3oston and Cleveland at League park
asst season Captain Lajoie was sent
o the bench for back talk to the UNI
lire. Later Captain Collins disputed
decision but stayed in the game.
rhe crowd was vehement in its disap-
lroval of this apparent favoritism.
What did Collins say?" was asked
# Umpire Connolly after the game.
He said. Really, Tom. / think you
we're in error that time. The runner
oolSed safe to me-
What did Larry say?"
That's a secret between Ban john
'on and me-" replied Tom. Il wouldn't
want to repeat it to anybody else"
Evening journal., 1904-01-20

'Bemers-It is easy to see that that
'uns doctor has not been out OF college
Ing.
Jonners-How can you tell?
Benners-He still remembers all OF the
.n-syllabled medical terms.
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
YOU CA
Oil Heaters


We've about eight
of the Miller Heaters
left. Very little need
be said about their ex-
c e ii e n t qualities
they're too well-known
Regularly sold at So,
while they last, 81. 80.
Remember we re-
cover furniture free of
cost for labor this
month, and all mater
ial used W i'll be
charged at reduced
prices. We will hold
orders subject to your
wishes as regards de-
livery, at our risk.
Car fare allowed all
out-of-t town customers
and all goods shipped
freight prepaid.
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
a Guaranteed Cure For piIes.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
1g Piles. Your druggist VIII refund
honey If PAzO OINTMENT fails to
ure you in to IA days. soc.
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
S SPECIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA
.LTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Via Washington at
VERY LOW RATES.
JANUARY 90.

JANUARY &c.
Via Seab oard Air Line.
ickets including. in addition TO round
railroad fare. sleeping car accommo-
ions and meals enroute Washington
Jacksonville and return Returning.
We Jacksonville February 10.
FEBRUARY g.
Via Southern Railway.
tickets including. in addition to round
, railroad fare. sleeping car accommo-
ions and meals euroute Washington
Jacksonville. Returning. leave Jack
lvile February "a.
MARCH 8.
Via Atlantic Coast Line.
tickets including. in addition to round
railroad fare. sleeping car accommo-
ions and meals enroute Washington
jacksonville. but not for the return.
lurning. tickets win oe good on any
uiar train until May 81. 1904.
ror detailed Information csll upon Bal
iore & Ohio Ticket Agents. or II. A.
ller. T. p. A., Wilmington. Del.
marchs
Evening journal., 1904-01-20

Making all our own
irnportations Of China we
saved the profit of the
iobber. We base orr sale
prices on this fact and
have marked the finest
qualities at lower figures
than the cheaper grades
can be sold for
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
our Heart
4ay Be We ak. One
Person in Four Has
a Weak Heart.

One Of the surest signs of weak
cart is shortness OK breath after exercise.
Your heart Is not able to pump the
ood fast enough to your lungs
Some Of the other symptoms Of Heart
rouble are: Pains in the Side, Back
nd Shoulder; Painting or Weak Spells;
ry Cough; Swelling Of Feet and Ankles;
bid Feet or HANDS.
No one can afford to allow a weak
part to 60 without medicine, because
eak heart means poor circulation. and
por circulation means weak lungs.
omach, liver. Kidneys. etc.
II. therefore. you suspect heart trouble.
sgin taking DR.. Miles New Heart Cure.
he Heart Cure win do you good. as it Is
splendid tonic for the blood and nerves.
I'D win revitalizc your entire system.
FINALLY. remember, DR.. Miles New
cart Cure is sold under a guarantee
at the first bottle will do you good.
II it n't-your money back.
i'T was affiicted with heart trouble FOR
rec years. ! would be apparently all
5ht, ana without a moments warming
ould fall as though shot. The attacks
ere frequent. and a terrible dread pos
ssed me, as / never knew when or
here. nor under what conditions
ould be attacked. and whether / would
rVive them. / consulted and was
sated by some OF the most eminent
lysicians Of the state. Not finding ro-
4 from this source. I begar taking
g. Miles New Heart Cure, and began
improve at once. i used ten bottles.
itch entirely cured me, as / have not
an attack for five years. MRS.
jim pRESBACK, Leipsic, o.
p ET Write to us for Free Trial
4o4dG Package of Or. Miles, Anti
hin Pills, the New Scientihe Remedy
& Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
pecialist will diagnose your case tel
u what is wrong. and how to right IL,
ice. DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES, ELKHART, IND.
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
LETTERS OF CREDIT, Etc.
OFFICERS.

OTHO NOMLAND. President.
2. BRINGHUR5T. JR.. Vice President
J r. PENNYPAcKER. Sec. ana Trus
officer.
RICHARD REESE. Treasurer.
f. r. MORRISON. Asst Sec. and Treas.
NJ. d. cRossAN. ReaI Estate ofatsr.
N. w. Cor. 9th and Market SITS.
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
ersonally Conducted Tours to Wash.
ington, D. c., and Return Via Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.

in9ton, u. T., and Return Via Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
A series of three-day personally-con-
ucted tours to Washington, ID. c., will
e run on the following dates: January
st, February 4th and 18th, March Sd
nd 2Sth, April 9TH and 2lst and May
n. $500 for the round trip. including
otel and other expenses. Train leaves
hester at S.24 p. m; Wilmington, $40
m.
AS these four parties are limited to
1e avail0ble hotel accommodations
md as reservations are made when
ckets are purchased, those intending
p become members should regiGter at
nee.
For booklet and fun information call
n ticket agents or write to II. A. Mil
ar T. p. A, Water and Market streets
Wilmington Del
Evening journal., 1904-01-20

A coffee tree from four to eight years
old will yield. on small and well kept
ly, but on the large plantations the
yield is usually about half the amount.
Evening journal., 1904-01-20
Maddock's EnalIsh Porcelain

ma0d0ck S tngliSh fOrCeldih
100 piece sets, undergiaze,
blue and gold decorations
$1,000 and $500. were $500 and $500.
Pink and gold decorations at $1l20,
was $14O0.
Stafford green decorations, gold edg-
ing from $4,000 TO $1,000.
Rose decorations. green or maroon
borders, edged with gold. S23.50 from
$500.
AIlerton's English Ware
112 piece sets. Neutral, pea
cock or green decorations.
Reasonably priced at
$1,000 this week $500.
American China-112 piece
sets. Floral and gold decora-
tions-two patterns
$1,000 from $3.50.
HaviIand and Limoges China
dinner and tea sets-we've
marked 10 per cent. less this
sale. Price range:
Dinner sets. lo2 pieces. s2125 t.
s46.75.
Tea sets. Sc pieces. 5000 up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
The Monument to Mari.

(spec!al to- The Times D q ,n,s u !
y l'AlR WAXu Va, April. 90 Ella bo1 ~
prepara tons are being made TOR the, IN,
yelling OF a. monument at this, p place,
wednesday, June lst, to mark tiss sp,oL
where Captain John Quincy Mari, IN ths 9
first Confederate to die In battle, W Mas
killed, Tile monument Will not pc locatss &c,
the eetey where there y bat
will stand on the court green, a. yeT y
shqrt distance from the point Tsern ,o Ts
Ing, Of June the LIST 1861, between it!e
Federals under Capt .Tompkins,. anda ~, tns
,Gonfedelates. under Capt, Mar Ca .l,c
Mari was the only man killed ~ me
4 great crowd is expected here on the
occasion, and the cereraGnIes a ateor qer,
GENERAL William A, Anderson has ae-
eepted an Invitation todellYeIE the i pm m
.pected from eminent men. There y sre "a
son TO believe that among those who VII "!
daniel, Judge Keith, Gen. Hunton, Gen,
XII HHI ans 5udgs ahsziaa o f Mss
bert and Nal Conrad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

Manager yvcishns, Of Williamsport. has
signed Roy Evans. who pitched for ST.
Louis and Brooklyn last year. 81
Van Hnltrsn Is leading the batters IN
4 the Pacific Coast League. Is 3S.s
The Cincinnati team hat released pit CHI
ers Ragnnf and Ikerwin.s Raglan goes TO
Dallas and l5erwin to Louisyyilie T.. I,
have grand chance of5Wtnning the pens
nant for the fourth time. Betting on the
pennant race III PlttsburE favors the horne
The. ST.. Louis Nationals have been
Pitchers 3"Joe" Corbett and ."Joe' Mich
OILS. and the fans Of the worlds Fair
division next RI fall. 'Ss,Si'' .
Jesse Burkett is hitting the ball In great
shape these days. and 1t promises to be
lease cateher Bel cIarke oWins to Ills
.refusalSto sign a, s2.4o0 CONTRACT,
why 4ha aas p lard e
I a Judge Of foul flies and in throwing to
bases, he has no superior In the league
The acquisition OF Devlin and McCor.
mick. both OF whom are big men. VIII
mako the title OF Giants more appreprl-
lives Of New York Barring Gilbert. the
entire aggregation on the field yesterday
tower above anything else in the major
L organization. 81
4 playing each day. The players get mixed
!. up on signals now and then. Lumlcy and
Dobbs came near having a serious ae CT.
dent on Saturday. when both went q ter
fly ball. s3 II ri; q
Poole, who pitched for Cincinnati last
season. but who was purchased with Ber-
gen BY the Brooklyns, will pc a bis help
TO Manager Hanloni In the pitching depart
ment He pitched fine game on satur-
day. .58$
Devlin is covering third base for the
Giants like a Jimmy Collins. II Brcs-
nahan can take care OF It any better he
Bergen will no doubt do most OF the
catching for the superbas this season
He gets the ball to second as fast as any
backstop la the National Lea que and II
is very seldom that stolen bases are put
down against him.
Dummy Taylor performed a rare feat
on Saturday. He pitched eight balls In
the third inning and retired the side. He
struck out the first two men and made
the next batter hit a fly to the onifield
'Blll" Dahlen Is having hard time get
ting his eye on the ball. bill usually
hits them straight into some ones hands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
ST. BELLEME MAKES
new TRACK RECORD.
Notwithstanding Cold Weather,
j Large Crowd Attends Aquc-
b duct Races.
! (By Associated Press.l

$tf NEWAYoRk. April 20 Despite the cold
weather there was q fair crowd at Aaue.
uttss sy-uas. IEe5 octi4llsS e. n..15 ellt uEoke
even with the books. as three favortes
won. u, N. Thomass st. Bellame. pur-#
chased earlier In the day from Sidney
sFaget. won TITO last race at -FOUR ana u
hair iurlongs In fltly-four seconds. new
track record Summaries: IA ~
First ace-selilng, tour and q half fur-
.longs--FInkE Garter Il TO - first, louseon
lOlo y second, l1ygmallon l5to y third
Time. :54 go. "a "A
Second race-hpndlcap, six furlongs-i
Red knight * TO u tirst. All Gold q TOD
second lSugenia Burch Is to y third.
laird raee-selling. six furlongs-- Burn-
ing Glass t40S TO y first. Neither One
~ 70 = second, Rob Roy @ 10 40, third ~
Fourth race-the Peconic Handicap.
seven misunderstanding Is to 81 first Jnc-l
gum Q6 TO % second, Monet % to y third,
With race-selilns. seven furlongs-
Phaon &c to ~ first. Morokanta $50 10 ~
second. Alary Worth Q5 to ~ third Time,
sixth race-four and a half furlongs---
ST, Bellame Is TO y first, Right Royal
"a to y second. Amberjack (ll 10 - third
Time, ISL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
VIII You Help a Sick Friend 2
Get MY Book for Him Now.

h 6niy tsiiil II III " ~iish book 10 sstd.
Soissu =; know pt Zone en- To nScin
+, Ana shAt Socks tails 81 a way TO help. Tslls
oiret NY sc certain that e. fnE,s r. tn,t
fot "a Nv hei' on triai Ihs no9k ssdss,es
d asSHd WY dep sssestsd nv ~
psescript shoeps Restefatiys NAY!
pE rs tile experlinent traced ott the causes
III lily ! 3 n,ir.lne on fchr orlc diseases. /,
ttpund Invariably that where there WAS
!, ths g. tyaa fans 81 vitality That The Vital
Y,t,ss power. Where weak orEnns WI "
,s, always found weak nerves. NOV 1 va
s.tS commonly Thought Of, bIit the vi.
the inslde.-the Invisible ssess
sra !, 20 "a Then my rcal sueoes"
IN =, conbin4d ingredients that s woud
o sal,. Staivs sshs
aWa oFd 9W st ri q surs
3me case u each hundred. III the eStre ~,
az ai \; Eases ny failures Tor vs years wG ete
one " each tort treated found caneer
q for surgery NJ sirv
nas y now 70 get this prescription 70 s -.
onGs eVer was my thought nu 81. ~
n9iuhce ~ ~ the public press But, tnousnt
WI w the truth Of my o!scovteIrys
~, 1He real power Of Or. Shoops RohtoIat..,yss
aHc! way came TO ne--like AZ inSpi!attion
III, iil oneT 20 the sick on trial. 1hen tnoy
WI : 80 nnoewll !. nm Sincere. -. IA
II, wrote reliable druggist IN each CITY ano
Village In America. They agreed 70 cooperate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

Edward y, Barthell, Of Nashville, Tenn,
was called to Identify certain books and
documents which had been sent ~ e hlm
nooga, Tenn, He had requested these
documents for the purpose Of ,..repal4ng
Q paper on Aoggmoplsm which h h,s y, was e
ieft the nst stand he ersiated CONVERSATIONS hs
sd With George y Eea 81 ~, the {MF9gw 4Sn
papers had been received. Thas meet!nS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Fire in West loreland.

y" (SpeclAl 70 Ihe 1Tlnies-DlsFutCH.J 81 y
MoNTROsS, VA. April 20.-While the
wind was blowing almost q gale Salur-
day Captain EDWARD &Wharton,s dwelling
GIN of.Lne fire is unknown. No one was
In the house ut the time. Mr.. Harvey.
Wharton was In the field when his az
ing 10 save some OF the household effects
his clothing caught fire and he was badly
burned Almost all OF the household ct
{fects and some money were lost.
Walker both of this place, will lecture in
the town hall on Tuesday evening, ne
E 26thIthe proceeds to- go to the wn hall
fund.
The second term Of the Circuit Court
will be In session here next week, con1-
raencng Monday. This promises TO be
very Interesting term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
PEABODY HANDICAP.
Cloud Wins by Nose E. sat the
Memphis Track.
(Ey Associated Press.)

(Ev Associated PressD
MEMPHIS, TENN April eo.-The Pea
body Hotel Handicap, at mile ind en-
eighth ii was the chief attraction to-day.
The finish was In terrible drive J. pc
tween Claude and Little Scout. the former
winning by a.nosc. ~, "a ( I, Y,
\ First race-alx furlongs. sell!ng-E5mma
A. M, e 70 y first, Top Soil 6 70 o sec
ond. Grand Mary % to y third. Time I'm q.
1913 saL.- y, ", u, y. Z Y
Second race-slx furlongs- SIX ful q ! 70
Lindsay e to q third Time. Iii.
Third racefour and g half fu G,a ,n1ss :
Walter Arnold G to II first, ,ioIpse sa
10 to y second, Lucius, go 70 y th1fu'
Time, 49, i. -. AZ, !,
mile and ar, feIchth-Claude (3 to III first,
Little Lite Scout q to y second. Lurallghter
(5 to y third. Time. !, !, !, 4, !, & q
to s. first santum q to 4! second Mar
itana Is to q third Time, ~ H.; "a lar.
Sixth raco-six fuNlongs,5 Hellln B---t a Liea
nian de TO ID first. Cloverton 1even2 sec
ond. Optional e TO y third. Time, l:l''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

Another one Of the Delehanty family
gives promise Of developing into good
l ball tpinyer. ''Jlm" Is his name. ana hc is
{ playing :. iass . game at third Tor the
Gossip Of the Ring.
more o fbsly''is ilsookss feT = f isl He
would IKE to II meet snowhall chnrlss
son or any one else at l05 pounds:
The Eutaw Athletic Club Of Baltimore
will hold Its first boxing show next Tues
a tween Kommy Felas s and sy Tommy Love q
''Ar. Herford Is stu after Britt for
match with Cans. HEREFORD has posted
1000 In Cincinnati 70 bind such q match
at 1873 pounds, weigh In at s o. clock.
With the Horses.
The trotter Nohlcan will DO out as
The Long Branch Horse Show Is slated
for June N!h to1July ga. 4,
dispose Of Ponce de Leon
Willard sanders's stable this year, \. /.
5as Ssas1s sa,s Sy s s has beaD
Frank Frazier. who brought out the
aEn o sss paser h sea VII
failed 10 get In foa! 10 Direct Hal (2:N
1-2), and Will be bred back this year. All p
New Richmond (fs:0s l-4). Miss Brown.
Tracer. by Duplex. and fTigrcss, s. M,
by McEwan. will pc IN Gus hInccy'sf
Ellen NJ. dam OF Fanny Dillnrd t2:os$
51.4j.# and Hal B. (2:0f Id, Is now q West
n ilton. Ohio. to pc bred 10 Hal Dillard 1
Lester Witherspoon, 81 veraail Hes. KY,
has sent HIS two-year-0ld colt, by Arion
st2:079 3-4). dam by Bow Bells (2:lo LID. TO i
Gus Macey to train.
Boston only likes paced racing. but
could Bostonians have Just few meets
with sprint races such as are seen at
vnilsburg. the paced riders would see
their finish there as they have seen y 4
In othergpar;s OF the land 81; 5il 55s
There are q lot OF riders sitting on the
side lines at Vnilsburg who are rot In I
shape. and who. h In the natural course OF
events. viii make things move right long
when they get into condition to ride.
Training Is cold work nowadays. With
q little warmth the riders VIII round into
record breaking shape, and records will
go by the board regularly.
Iver Lawson Is supposed to have rid
den In Salt Lake City yesterday at the
openins meet. having paid his fine OF
s2l5 to do so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
IN ALBEMARLE
The Peach and Cherry Trees
Are Damag
fsnecial TO The Times Dispatc

fspecial to The Times. Dispatch;) ~
II IIARLOTTESylLLE, VA, Apr! ~ =.
county are greatly alarmed at the DAM Am
az. Done to their crops by the kill,ng
frosta.nt the past week and nd. the freezing
weather OF the past two nights. ~, ,,.sra
4 80 full Of blooms, even up to yeste Sdhy;
{ look wilted to-day, and It Is preaicse'o
that the yield will not pc one nett -,,,,e
Sneighborhoods stated this afternoon That hat
there were farmers who would say .i,a
their peach and cherry crops were enti Re.
Weather had kept so cold that manyo OF the
BUDS has not opened and there was YET
hope u. I. !. !, /, :, ~,
/ and II the weather will only moderate now
1 q fair yield may possibly result I 6,
formed this morning quarter Of an al, i, In !,
winds have also done considerable dam
age, All vegetation is backward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
\ AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Chicago 4, Detroit 3.
Where They Play To-day.
4 Cleveland at St. Louis.
I Standing of the Clubs.
Chicago ;%Detroit, q.

Chicago, Detroit, 3.
CHICAGO. April l2o.-Wltn the Their
mometer still hugging the freezing point,
4 Chicago to-day defeated Detroit Alt
rock was In good form. O'Leary4 and
5Tannehil carried off the fielding honors.
Score: r. H. r..
Chicago -. OIL 80 10 SEA
Detroit ...... -. 02001 t0-3 Q
Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan: XII
lian and Ruelow. Time. 200 Umpires
King and O'Loughlin. Attendance, $50.
Snow Prevents Game at Boston.
BOSTON, April 2o.-The Boston, Wash
ington american League) baseball game
scheduled for to-day was postponed on
account of snow. l55 l
Fl NEW. YORK, April 2o.-The ball game
between the Philadelphia ana New York
teams In the American League, scheduled
for to-day, was postponed on account Of
s tho cold
ST. LOUIS, MO-. April so.-The st,
Louis American League game was post
poned to-day on account of cold weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Rossiter-(iriffith.
special to Tho Tllnes-D Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch) VI
.ss.; WINCHESTER, VA. April 20.-Mr:
Leon p Ross. ter, division engineer OF
the Shenandoah Division, Baltimore and
Ohio Rai.road whose headquarters are
In Winchester. was married Lnis after
noon at Mcheesport Pa to MISS Laura
Griffith They WILL return thus week TO
this city, and make their future home in
Peyton Street. Mr.. Rossltar, who was
or. g .nally from Meadvil!e. Pa, recently
succee1ed MI. William Irapnell, as d.
vision englneerFat this point Mr.. Trap
nell was promoted to the Philadelphia
Division or the same road,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
KING GEORGE.
Heavy Gale and Freezing TEN
/; .: r,era ture on Rappahan nock.

d Especial 10 The Times d spatch)
SE$ CONFORM. VA, April 20.-This section
Is again In the. icey grasp Of winter.
( a terrific Northwest gale has been ra g
Ing SINCE noon vest and It's e wealth. yea =
he,l,rs pa st. exceed. in severity. anything
aver Known here IN April. Ths smercury
{ was dow, to q degrees this morning, ana an
ness from l-2 to 1-2 inches. Nearly all
early vegetables. plants in exposed places
havs succumbed to these almost unpre-
The concensus Of opinion is that the
fruit crop has been almost totally de-
stroyed since yesterday noon; Peaches
As far as can be ascertalned, none OF
the many Potomac fisheries escaped
damage last night
u The ground Is frozen, and vegetable ger
u MI ting and about to come up. cannot
& survive. sf- 5.s#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
LooMY OUTLOOK.
Many Tobacco Plant Beds Are Are
Killed Out.
fSnecini Id Y'l.e imes-plspN Lch

,s5s Especial to The Times Dlspn tcny h,
IoANvILLE, VA, April ee.--Lhe in f,.,,as
tions are that the crop OF small f l.. >
81 Sunday morning, but u any was Is iel y
81 th;t time II was caught this morning,
when the Temperature again touched s' tne
= Sonnrts from many parts OF the county
show That many tobacco beds were d u,
stroyed and Will have 10 be planted AGAIN.
Tie clajmIs made that towing 70 tne. n ,'en,
Sriiisd hit upon the whole tho people are
Very i gloomy over the prospect, eu,,,,
Il, T he outlook is that there, VIII % tree2-
ing weather again Tonight. sfg. 3S9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Fruit Escapes.

Especial to The Times DispatclL)
weather was disagreeably cold here last
night, and the wind blew very hard, ana
The air was biting cold, but the govern
Il ment thermometer was not lower than
8z6. The wind prevented frost and tho
fruit Of This section was not damaged.
I The weather has moderated and the prob
abilities are that no damage will be done
lob
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Cost Of the Siberian Road,

The 5000 miles OF Trans-slberian Rail.
way cost slSi,5i4,4l5. or $4,000 per mile,
for slSty-pound rail- single track. The
Ministry OF Ways and Means Of Com
munication has found II necessary to ems
large the rolling stock Of the fourth-clasa
service 10 1000 cars, 10 be used for trans
portaton OF laborers, emigrants. and re-
cruits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Forest Fires.

Especial to The Timus- Dispatch,)
TWYMAN'SS MILL, VA April 20,-Mr,
q. A. fuckers woods caught fire yester-
Clark was running. A fierce wind was
blowing, and In IA few moments II was
out or control and burning rapidly
other things were burned, but no houses
were injured. 81 5S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
The Strawberries Killed

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55 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April Co.
The freeze last night seriously dana ged
the crops all over this section. and it Is
said that the entire strawberry crop in
Elizabeth City county was destroyed.
ut Is not freezinalt tonight, but a heavy
frost Is expected. There was no frost
last night on account OF the high wind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
4 Ice in Northern Neck.

tSrecialtto The Times Dispa tch.) fi,,f
stances s pcar and peac crdp m as
completely killed by the extremely Geld
weather OF the past few days. Ice
formed last night fully one and quarter
inches thick. The loss to trucks and fruit
will amount to thousands OF dollars.