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Watermelon Syrup Delicious.

In York county, Virginia, they are
making watermelon syrup, which is
said to be rich and soft in taste and
is Is good as it sounds. The south
sends the earliest watermelons away.
She can by no means eat all the later
and more delicious ones. Inevitably
there are a great waste of watermel-
ons. Watermelon syrup, watermelon
sugar-here are new industries in the
bud. If the flavor of watermelon
syrup is as happy as it is painted, ma
pie syrup will have to look to its
laurels. Besides, it is getting harder
every year, in the cities, at least, to
get genuine maple syrup.-"With the
Procession in Everybody's Maya
zine for August.
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conundrumS.

What will turn without moving?
Milk.
What reptile i always welcome in
a school room? A good adder.
How can You divide fourteen apples
equally between nine boys if four of
the apples are very small? BY max
ing sauce.
Why are tears like potatoes? Be
cause they spring from the eyes.
What is the strongest day in the
week? Sunday, because all the rest
are week weak days.
What is that which comes with a
coach, goes with a coach, is of no use
whatever 10 the coach and yet the
coach cannot so without it? Noise.
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- - and orange groves are
- AL this section than i'm sew
80. uhich shows prosperity Is
urain.-lndian River Advo-
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Mothers. hearkeu, while I tell
What will make your baby well

Mothers. hearkeu! while I tell
What Will make your baby we'll
"TEETHINA" cures them OF all pain
And gives them rosy cheeks once again.
Yes, "TEETHINA'' Overcomes and
cOunteractS the effects of the sum-
mer's heat, aids digestion, regulates
the bowels and makes teething easy.
Costs % cents at druggists.
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candidate and platform are
- Ne hone % win, with the
. Il 80. - r.. Al. Johnson, Nation
mlfframan from Texas.
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FORMER SEN. VEST
CLAIMED BY DEATH
He Had Been III For Quite a
Number of Weeks.
THE END CAME PEACEFULLY

Ex-senator's Family and Many Warm
Friends Were Around the Bedside
When the Angel Of Death Claimed
Him.
st. Louis. August 10.-A special to
The POst-Dispatch from Sweet
Springs, Mo-, says:
After lying for weeks between life
and death Former Senator G.. G.. Vest
passed peacefully away today. He
had been so near death for the past
three days that the end came without
q struggle He was conscious
untiIa "h"''' =. m. Sunday morning
when he sank into a state Of coma,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
.BRYN MAWR WINS
FROM HIGHBALL
Favorite Won Out at the Stretch
and Captured Broadway,
Stakes.
CBy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, June 4.--Bryn Mawr, with
Line In the saddle and favorite In the bet
ting at to g. won the Broadway Stakes
at Gravesend to-day. AT the lifting OF the
barrier Fuller sent NIontreson to the
front, with Highball alongside In the
stretch Highball was leading. but Bryn
hlawr closed very strong on the outside
and won driving by a head.
Song and Wine, carrying top weight.
l22 pounds. won the Great American
Stakes, $1,000 for two-year-olds. He
was favorite at II to 90 but had to be
ridden hard at the finish tos stall off the
determined rush Of Britisher. Summary:
First race-handicap. about six FUR
longs-Gold Money a to u first, Mamie
Worth III to 100 second. Lady Amelia eco
to y third, Time Ill 3-5.
Second race--the Greater New York
steeplechase handicap; about two miles
and a half-The Ragged Cavalier e to II
flrst Judge Phillips Is to q second. Fly
ing Vlrginian Il to 81 third. Time sos.
Third race--the Great American Stakes.
Ave, furlongs--Song and Wine III to, 20)
first. Britisher q to y second. The Claim,
ant 40 to y third. Time. l:02 30.
Fourth race-the Broadway Stakes one
mile and a. sixteenth--Bryn Mawr q to 81
first, Hlghball N to b second Dolly
spanker III to 81 third, Time. l:4s 40.
Fifth race-selling. Ave furlongs-S Sandy
Andy q to ~ first Brush Up ia to 81
second, Fireball (6 to y third. Time, l;03.
Sixth race-selllng, one mile and a six
teenth-Stuyve n to D. first. Sheriff Bell
Is to s. second Silver Days (40 to y
third. Time, 1:5l.
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IS
The WINNER.
Easily Captured the Harlem.
National Handicap at Chi
cage Yesterday.
PURSE or Fifteen THOUSAND.
Race Admiralty Ridden by j.
Mcintyre Over Muddy Track
u and Won by -Four Lengths.
nv Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. ILL. June 4.-Admira bly,
ridden BY j. Mcintyre. Bondage. held at
s to 4 In the betting. won the $4,000 Ia ll'
lem National Handicap from o fleld OF
fourteen hlgh-class handicap horses at
Harlem to-day on a muddy track, Tho
victory was occurred in the easiest sort OF
manner, with a margin OF four lengths.
summary !. -
First race-eeven furlongs-stroller q
to 10Y first Beau Ormonde d5 to D. sec
ond, Sioux Chief rs to y third. Iitne'
1.34 rs.
Second race-six furlongs-Elhn King
nc to i first, Shawana % to u second.
Singing Master go to y third Time
i :1S 3-5.
Third race-the Harlem National Han
dicap. value $4,000. for three-year-olds
and upward; one mile and three-slx-
'teenths-Bo ndage Is to u first, Fonsoluca
Us to y second. Gregor *. Is to y ithlrd.
Time, 2:o8 3.5. i
Fourth race--one mile-Soufreca % to !?
first, Foncasta 40 to y second. Lord
wadsworth 40 to y third. Time, 1;47 20.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs----
The Mist e to y first. Useful Lady g
to y second. Pinkerton q to - third
Time, ISL.
Sixth race-one mile and seevnty yards
Sweet Tone Is to u first. Mamselle q
to y second, Gloriosa da to 10 third. inns
1851 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
BOAT RACE AT
LEXINGTON.
The Albert Sidneys Defeat the
Harry Lees in Annual
Contest.
Especial 10 The Tlme,-plspatch.


LEXINGTON, VA. June 1.-THE Albert
Sidney crew defeated the Harry Lees in
the boat race this afternoon by only a
third OF boat length in 49, the previous
record being i;53. They were half a length
behind TO within thirty yards OF the goal.
when they made squirt and won out.
The winning crew will row here Juno
9Th against the Virginia Boat Club, OF
Richmond
The race took place al $50 O'Clock on
North River and was Witnessed by a
large and enthusiastic crowd OF specta-
tors The following composed the crews:
Harry Lee Crew (red)-H N. Huse.
coxswain l.. c. Payne, No. 4: r. Il.
Johnston. No 8; j. r. sterrett, No. q;
r. "a, McPheeters, No. j.
\ Albert sidney Crew Cplue)--J. B.. Akers,
coxswain, T. c. Stone, No. A. r. u.
Thompson, No. 8: Fl. ". Withers, Ne.
q; r. a. Douglass. No. l.
Previous to this year the Blues have
won fourteen races, the Reds twelve
races. Two years there was a draw and
two years no races took place.
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ENDORSE BRYAN.
Bristol Mass-M citing Instructs
Against Primary System.
oecial to The Tines lspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, June 4.--The Democrats
OF Bristol Va. in a mass meeting to-
night. elected the following delegates to
attend the State convention: Eek Congress-
man w F. Rhea. State Senator J. c..
Byars Representative J, W. Moore. w.
B.. Bowles, John Fl. Gose. Herbert G..
Peters, w. G. Darlington, James A. Stone
and Henry Doriot &
The delegation Will 60 nninstructed and
will favor an uninstructed delegation to
ST. Louis.
"A resolution was offered in favor OF
reaffirming the Kansas City platform, en-
dorsing the leadership OF Bryan and de-
nouncing trusts. After striking out the
reference to the Kansas City platform the
resolution was unanimously adopted
The candidacy of j. c. Wysor for Con-
gress In the Ninth District was endorsed.
The delegation will not oppose the pri-
mary system of making nominations.
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BRYN MAWR, WINNER AT GRAVEsEND

ed yet. For ten days several crews have
been in training on the river, under the
direction of Mr.. A. Russell. n former
Georgetown oarsman, He is not a pro-
fesslonaL but ranks high in amateur
circles. having appeared several times
with Georgetown I'm tho Poughkeepsie re-
gattas.& -.
Mr., Russell will select the racing
crew this week, and the club expects
to make q good showing at Lexington
next Saturday, r
A special coach will be attached to
the regular train at 1920 O'Clock Fridey,
and besides the crew and members of the
club who may 90, the friends Of the
organization may take advantage Of the
special rats, for the trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MOTHER KILLS CHILD
AND THEN HERSELF
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

Especial 20 Ihe IIrnHs' DlsPatch.]
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 4,-Mrs.
Harry b. Crittenden. the wife of a
young oysterman Of Crittenden. little
village across the river from this city.
killed her three-year-old daughter last
night by giving her carbolio acid, and then
committed suicide by drinking the poison
herself,
The mother and child were found lying
on the grass In the moonlight In an old
cemetery near their homo.
The baby was dead and the woman was
In an unconscious condition.
She died to-day.
The news was brought here this after
noon by a friend OF the family, who came
to purchase caskets.
Temporary insanity Is supposed to have
been the cause.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Standing Of the Clubs.
The following Is the standing OF the
iuho IA Ana Ath1sfIo 7 Aay1in.

a ! + y - D III Il ! ~ a e i .
about 1900 enthusiastic rooters saw two
snappy games OF ball at Broad Street
Park yesterday afternoon between Twin
City League teams.
In the grandstand we're hundreds OF tho
old-time rooters such as George Lawson,
Tom Pemherton. Herbert Phillips. Louis
seigel. There were many ladies out too,
and it was q good indication that base
ball, good and clean, had come to stay
The Brownies won a gain, thus main
tanning the lead, while the strengthened
team from the Southside fell down. not,
however, without a9struggle. saG pg.ia$s
E In the game between the Barton Heights
1mperials and the divers it was o cues
tion to the end as to which team would
win. The latter club has been strength
ened at second base, and Is now as strong
as any of them. Had Cullinah displayed
little more judgment in the ninth in
ming the game might have gone to the
divers AS 1t was! 1t took ten innings
to decide. The score follows;
.H- r A T 6
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Lancaster Delegates.

IRV iSssift Va, June 4ILaneas.er
elected ten delegates to-day, seven of
whom are against the primary. The two
votes at Courthouse are instructed for
the primary and for L. T. Smith. the
District committeeman. The county dele
gates are W. Mcdonald Lee, Peter
15ilskor, B. a. Crousvalle, George P.
squires, w. E. Hathaway. Henry, Chase.
F. W. Lewis. L, D. stoneham, W. F.
Marsh r, a. Norris. T. j. Downing w.
NJ. Plnkard The last. four have only a
half vote each.
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TRUNKS, &C, TOO.
Trunks, 50 OO to $500.
Gases, S1.00 to $500.
Bags. $l.OO to $4,000 (ntted).
Telescopes, canvas, 35c up.

8Y Send for our new, hand
son1ely illustrated catalog OF
Travellers Supplies.
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R.-M., a.; Fredericksburg, a.
snenial hi Tha ,rlnnns.risnat I.

7s-7-" ISpeCldI 20 The 7TTmes-DIspatch.J
VA, June 4.--Randolph-
Macon defeated Fredericksburg college
here this afternoon by the score OF to
Q. The game was one Of the champion
twice on account OF rain. The Ashland
team outolassed Its opponents, and had
the game we'll in hand throughout. but
Indifferent base running kept the score
down.
Leake pitched steady game and held
the Fredericksburg batters to a handful
OF hits. Trevllian, Lipscomby and Leake
did the chief hitting for Randolph-Ma-
con, the former getting a slashins triple
Score: r. H.
Randolph Macon ......0111 OIL 0 - 10
Fredericksburg 1000 100 o. s
Batteries: Leake and Gross; Bass and
Smith. 4
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Crosses Of Honor.
Especial to The mes-Dlspatcl

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
FREDERl CKSBURG. VA June A.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy delir-
cred crosses of honor to large mum Der
OF Confederates of Fredericksburg and
the surrounding counties and their de-
scendants at the courthouse here to-day.
Captain Dan NJ Leo presided and Judge
John T. Goolrick delivered an eloquent
address. The stage was decorated With
Confederate coors. a5&
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS
TO MEET AT NASHVILLE
fBy Associated Press.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA. June 4.--The
Southern Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation will hold two days meeting in
Nashville Tenn, beginning next Tues
day. Invitations have been issued to
all business managers Of Southern daily
papers and an interesting programme
has been arranged.
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!, LIVELY BOAT RACE.

Such Is Promised Between Rich
monders and Washington & Lee
The Virginia Boat Club will 30 to Lex
.ington on next Friday, as guests of the
Washington and Lee Boat Club. On tho
following day the Two clubs will row over
a mile course on North River The vim
ming crew will be presented with indl-
vldual gold medals by the University
Boat Clubs.
The Virginia crew has not been select
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shamrocks, 2e; ca o. Clerks, rs

The Shamrocks defeated the c. and o.
Clerks yesterday In a one-sided game
In Fairmount The features of the game
was the pitching and batting of Hall for
the Shamrocks. and the pitching OF AM
mons, and the catching OF Yates for the
C. and Q. Clerks
made two home runs, the score at the
end being 20 TO IS In favor OF the Sham
| rocks. The fshamrocks is new team
en- the diamond. and are open for all
challenges after June 18th.
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DEUTSCHLAND.
Big Hamburg American Liner

Big Hamburg-American Liner
in Dry Dock at Newport News.
(By Associated Press.)
Fl NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 4.--The
great Hamburg, American Line steam
slrtp Deutschland arrived at old Point
from New York this morning and pro-
ceeded to the shlp-yard for repairs this
afternoon.
The first time In her history, the
cleaning on this side of the water. She
will go into the big so0-foot dry-dock a t
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Angels, q; Melrose, Z.

A very interesting game OF ball was
witnessed in Lees Field yesterday even
ing between the West End Angels and the
Aielrose The features OF the game We're
tho long running catch OF Davis and the
long drives OF Mitchell and McEvoy.
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Williamsburg Delegates.
(special to The Times-Dispatcho

Especial to The Times-DispatchD
WILLIAMSBURG VA, June 4.-The
following delegates We're elected to the
State convention in Fridays primary:
"A. j. Barnes, John IL Mercer. l.. W.
Lane, Jr., NJ L, Henley; and the follow
ing executive committee: H. D. Cole.
John L. Mercer, r. l.. Spencer. P. T.
southall and T. D. Saunders.
Tho primary plan was endorsed by a
vote of rs to 49,
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PHILADELPHIA, 4; St. Louis. p

PhllautIPEIa, s. 81. LOUIS, 2.
ST. LOUIS, MO, June 4-rhe visitors
won the anal game Of the series by a
score OF 10 2,
Score: r., IL p.
St. Louis, oooo20noe-2 0
Philadelphia $500. o310oDol O--5 10 0
Batteries Glade and Kahoe; Plank and
Powers. Time, l:i5. Umpire, Connolly,
Attendance $50.
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Victor Talking inlg
Machines

are more pleasing than ever
louder. clearer and more last
Ing. True to the things that are
reproduced. Don't conclude that
you have heard them unless
you have heard the latest ones
they have been so much im-
proved In the past few months.
New Disc Records twice a week.
ali the popular hits. Ask for our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Car and Buggy Collided.

A street car and buggy collided olS the
Free Bridge about 10 O'Clock last night
and the smaller vehicle was greatly
damaged Two persons in " escaped
IYlthout serious hurt
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ALLEN WINS, SOUTHERN
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Especial to Tho Times DIspatoh.l

Especial to Tho Times-DIspatoh)
WASHINGTON, D. On June 4-The
tennis games for the Southern champion
ship were concluded on the Bachelor
courts to-day. victory In the chief event
going to Harry u, Allen, OF New York,
who defeated Frank Geoghegan in three
straight matches. &
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| Where They Play Monday.
Pittsbug at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Standing of the Clubs.
New York. =: Cincinnati, q.

New York, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
{ I, NEW YORK, June 4,-Cincinnatl and
New York broke even, on the series Win
an eleven-innlng game to-day. which was
witnessed by ptobably the largest num-
her Of spectators eversat a baseball game.
The official count Of the attendance was
37,22a Umpire O'Day called the game on
account of falling light It was battle
of pitchers. McGinnity and Harper main
tanning their record Of not losing a game
so far this season.
score: r. Fl. e.
New york. o 0 o 90 90 OF OBJ 4
Cincinnati 80. 1 0O0g0 9 O Q Id 10 !
Batteries: McGinnity and Warner; Har-
per and PETIT. Time, 2:2o. Umpire,
O'Day. y a5s
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GARNET RIPPLE AGAIN WINS
AT PHILADELPHIA SHOW

(By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA. June AIT the Phil.
adelphla Horse Show to-day. in the mid
.dleweight class, Garnet Ripple. owned
by CORTLAND II. Smith, Of Alexandra,
Va, was first.
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re- They Play Monday.
Standing of the Clubs.
Boston, 8; Cleveland,

CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 4.-Boston
punched three hits and base on balls
with Benis's two wild throws In tie
sixth inning and scored three runs, win
ming the game. .
Score: r, III. Il.
Cleveland ......... l oo10oO oo-2 5 8
Boston .....,.,,.... o 10000 O0-3 8 l
Batteries: Moore and Remis; Tannehill
and Farrell Time, las. Umpires, Sher-
idan and Carpenter. Attendance, 12,2ll.
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FALLS
BEFORE Old Ii ELI
Yale Wins First Game Of An
llual Championship Series
at New Haven.
(By Associated Press.D

(By Associated Press)
NEW HAVEN, CONN, June 4--Yale
met Princeton to-day for the first game
of their annual series for the champion
ship and won by the small score of 3 to
\. Mackay. OF Yale. was in excellent
form, and had both speed and control.
except in the eighth and ninth innings.
Eyram, Of Princeton pitched a steady
game. {3s6 M II "a s58 .ai III b9s
Score: ,tR. III. F..
Yale ...,..,.....,....151i10 0 00f-3 S 2
Batteries: Byram and Cooney; Nackay
and Winslow. Time, u hours. Umpire,
l,msKe. Attendance. 5000 X
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Novelty Concern.

Mr.. Thomas ]. Halstead, the inventor,
of Dallas, Texas, and a number of Rich
monders, are organizing a stock COM
pany for the purpose Of establishing a
roy city manufacturing company here.
with a capital stock Of $4,000. A bur
glar alarm will be manufactured.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

At Atlanta; Atlanta 7. Shreveport g.
At Montgomery; Montgomery 2, New
Orleans O
At Birmingham: Little Rock 8 Hir-
mingnam 9.
Z AZ Nashville; Nashville 4 a1emph!s /
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Pittsburg, II; Brooklyn, a..

Pittsburg, II; Brooklyn, a.
BROOKLYN, ". u, June 4.-Pittsburg's
batters knocked Jones's curves in all d.
rections in the last three innings Of the
game here to-day and scored en- easy
victory.
Score: -. r. T..
pittsburg ...s....5l % W = o--li 40 Y
EBrooklyn 4 1000 0 Q Ia 2
Batteries: Lever and Phelps; Jones and
Bergen. Time. 1853. Umpire, tombstone
Attendance. $500. a s, .a5
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and the Oak Grove team Of Richmond.
was witnessed by a large crowd. The
features OF the game were the pitching OF
Fl. Elliott, who allowed the Oak Groves
but four hits, and the batting OF the
White Ducks. The battery for the Oak
Groves was Hancock and Winston. and
for the White Ducks Elliott and Bosier.
Mr.. Jim Ryan gave great satisfaction as
umpire. His decisions were fair to all.
There was not a kick from sither side.
The score follows:
r. II. e.
White Ducks.....l os4o221o2-12 16 1
Oak Groves. 0010 2002-5 s
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College Games Yesterday.

At New Haven, conn.-Yale, 8; Prince
ton |.
At ladelpha-university Of Penn
sylvania. 5; Cornell. 0.
At New York-Rutgers, IA; New York
University, 1,
At Cambridge. Mass-Harvard o7 Z;
Yale 07 3.
At Mddletown, conn.-Dartmouth, s;
Wesleyan. L.
At. Providence-Brown, 9; Bowdoin, g..
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Chicago. g.; PHILADELPHIA, d.

Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 4.-Chtcago
hit Mcpherson hard and often today ana
won without an effort
score, r. H. e.
chicago ,........o 0 o4o2011- l6 2
Philadelphia $3.50 100000 03-4 II 8
Batteries: Brown and OiNeill: McPher-
son and Doom. Umpire, Moran. Time,
LAS. Attendance, 7,f6s.
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Old Virginias, 14; Tuscaroras, y,

The Old Virgihias defeated the Tusca-
roras yesterday afternoon by the score
of IS to 7. The batting order was as fol-
lows:
oId yirginlas-c, Trexler. E. Ford. O..
strander, ID. Cannon, ]. Trexler, Garrett
j. w. Trexler, j. Carter, +. Ryan,
INSTRUMENTATION, Huband. r. Kidd.
Turner, Whitfield, Fitzgerald, Elky,
Mood B. Kidd. t
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Barton Heights, d; Indians, 3.

The Barton Heights defeated the In
dians In a close and interesting game Of
ball yesterday. The features OF the
game was the playing Of Wilkinson en-
third for the indians. and Cosby behind
the hat for Barton Heights. The score
by innings:
s qjs i8{6t r. H. E.
1ndians...... 80 02lO o01 0-3 10 a
Barton 'Heights".,l z q 10000 "a 2
Batteries: Indians, n Delaney and
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Church Hill Branch.

The Church Fill Branch. w. G. A.. will
meet In regular session at No. 26S East
Franklin Street on Tuesday afternoon at
. o'clock,
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbia, S. c.-Macon, 5; colun-
bia. 2,
At savannah. Ga..-charleston. IA; sa-
vannah. 8.
At Jacksonville, Fla,-Jacksonville, 49,;
Augusta, 3. @
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Totals...... ....s7 8 10 n IL
THE SCORE. BY. INNINGS.
Brownies. !. !. o3o1 o.s2 t-s
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Summary: Two base hits--McEvoy.
Cheatham, Eaoho, Hulcher, Charters.
Stolen bases-sharp. MeEvoy, Chatham.
Eacho Anthony, Knowles. McLeavy.
Hulcher. Charters Double plays-Jeter to
j. Jennings to w. Jennings. Base on balls
off Charters. 8: off Bowers. !. Struck
out-by Charters. IL by Bowers, l: by
Hulcher. 7, Time OF Game. lao, Umpire,
Bender,
Next Games.
on next Saturday the following games
will be played:
Street Park at $3.50; Richlnonds ana
divers at 1870 III. ~ Ia IL
Brownies and Imperials at Barton
Heights al 4:30,
Stars, 18; Tusearoras, ID.
Al Reservoir Park yesterday the Tus-
caroras and Church Hill stars played an
interesting game. resulting In victory
for the Stars by the score of Is to II.
Moore, for the Stars. struck out thirteen
men. Wilkinson kept his hits scattered
Batteries: Moore and Farley; Wilkinson
and Burton.