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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
American BARRIERS in London.

In, an East End police court the other
day a curious case of assault was heard.
A younsster 1t appears, was sent by ms
father to have his hair cut. 3S The barber
according to the father ran pair Of
clippers all over the boy head except IN IN
front where he left an enormous fringe
to mark his displeasurc the father gave
the barber a sound thrashing 4 Is, how Y.
ever, not only iii the East End that bar
bers show, a great. ignorance OF their
trade.h In New York or Paris It is the
easiest thing possible for a manSto have
his hair cut properly. In London It is
hardly too much to say that there arc
only half a dozen places whore ba rber
knows his business. The average barber
has only ono method Of cutting hair,
which he invariably carries out irres pee
tive altogether OF the wishes OF his Gus
toners, q hi
i believe that.l an American 5halrdres--
ser were to open n dozen shops IN differ
ent parts of London, he would rapidly
make his. fortune. provided. OF course. he
employed the right sort OF men TO cut his
customcrs hair,--I london Taltler.,
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stThe limit in their#under-
up. n Il H
The Big Clothing, Hat and
Shoe sales are now in pro-
'gress here. y. u.s..
sz ==;iEzA
|MQfH:|3 ;di27:33Y
MEN 4 BOYS oUTflT1GA n

adopted without amendment, and the
platform is precisely as reported from the
d ommittec. Il defy Mr.. Bryan to find
in tho platform anything which can be
construed into an endorsement Of the!
three measures mentioned. On the con-
stIary, the platform says: 4. fsss
1--WE favor tho enactment and admin
}istration Of laws giving labors and cnpl-5
tai their Just rights. Capital and labor
ii, rht MOTTO be enemies, Each has Its
rights. but the rights OF labor are cer-
StainIy no less vested no less sacred,
no less .inalienable' than tho rights Of
capital. "a.
..That is plank on which employer
and employe can alike stand But what
has become Of the other planks which
Mr.. Bryan says were adopted by the,
convention, but which do not appear in
The PLATFORM Were they ''auigged' at
the last moment = asked Mr.. Davenport,
sarcastically.
Isl have no doubt" concluded Mr.. Day.
tnport, .,the conservatism. Of the South
the Insertion of what we re-
gard as Socialistic, and radical plnnks.
I recently made a tour Of the. South in.
the interest Of the Anti Boycott Asso-5
ciation. and i found everywhere strong
feeling against such doctrines. and when
j returned to Wasl1inEt Ion II j predicted
that lust such&an attempt would be made
and that the South would defeat y. 5
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NEW YORK PARADE.
Democrats Steal March on Re
publicans and Get Only Perr1it.

=
Republican business men OF New York who
have taken M active part In arranging for
the Sound money parades on the Saturday
preceding election In the last iwo national
campalgns were surprised yesterday 10 learn
that Police Commissioner McAhoo had ial-
ready granted permit to a Democratic Club
usually taken BY tbs Republican hosts, and
publicans, III a
-Four years ago Richard Croker. unable to
prevent the parade. strung many banners
across Broadway and Fifth Avenue along The
ns q p" which en painted s
him" This year, Charles u Murphy, TAM
many,s leader has taken good care IN I'D
ton.
William F. King. who SAYS he. applied on
init for the Republican parade yesterday
made public tho correspondence between hin.
SELF and Police Commissioner McAdoo with
assured np 70 a few. days ago that The pNr.
init would be granted. and that Sergeant
ss ss Would Sd no ps%on Jun. @
day. following tho permit would hs delivered
10 him; that the next day he received word
application for permit for the same rai,s
! had Just come An and he would be forced 10
deny the, request for The Republican parade.
ter Was brought TO his attention sald.i
EARLY last January representative Of a
Il Democratic organization cA|ltd upon me, and
In the presence Of my secretary, said his or.
sanizs.lon would kf to have ihat the right 70 pa
early but on tGs theory that the early brt
is entitled q tho worm. and AZ hs WAS III.
hi. organization the desired privilege
n "A few days after tho Republican conyen
q tlon. formal application was made 10 m.
q In writing by tho Democratic organization
FOR permit to parade on the date mentioned
The permit Was sran.ed, and y was merel.
a renewal OF my verbal asreemeni. which wa
, binding upon me"--Hew York Herald
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COMFORTING With
HIS LIEUTENANTS
(ny Aysociated preks.)

OYSTER BAY, l.. II, duly --scnatort
Thomas G. Plat, Of New York. arrived
here to-day and had conference with
President Roosevelt. The senator came
by Invitation OF the President who de-
sired TO consult him regarding The out
look OF political affairs IN general. and
In New York state In particular, Is few
days ago the President had an extended
conference with Governor Qdell and II
was with tho Idea of obtaining the ben-
eft Of The views of both OF the New
YORK leaders that no invited Senator Plat
to ylsit him to-day.
President Roosevelt IN seeking the
counsel and advice OF Republican leaders
throughout tho country--of men In whose
political sagacity and wisdom he Inns
confidence aome Of these men he sees
personally, II conference can be ar
ranged without TOO great Inconvenience,
but with many he exchanges views by
correspondence, His personal NAL, Rside
from purely official business, Ia very
heavy. md he deyotes much sitne 70 4
each daS.
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10 build ships as satisfactory and g
rapidly ns private companies.
4. u. IL. WILBON WEBS.
Young Richrnonder Fakes Bride
at Jackson, Miss. rs
fSnecini n MIC TInes. Digpatch.)3 \


JACKSON, MISS, July 15.--A quiet
homo wedding occurred at 'sliRonia.' III
the suburban home OF Mrs ]. II. Ode
neal last evening, the contracting parties
being Miss Ed the youngest daughter
Oil tho household, and Mr.. David II. Will
bon, OF Richmond. Va, Only q few init
mate friends and the members Of tho
family Witnessed the nuptial rites, which
were inpresslvcly prom ounccd by the Rt.s
;Rey. Theodore Brattop, D. D., bishop Sof
mississippi. The ceremony WAS performs
ed in the coy parlor OF the suburban.
home, which had been artistcally9 docoS
rated a for the occasion with a1quisIt9
flowers and rare cyergreens. The br1da
entered on the arm OF her. brother, iDr4
H. p. Odeneal, and they were met bel
meath the floral bower by tho groor1
and his best man. Mr.. n. x. Burger. The9
Ssolemn3 marriag rites Of tho EpiacopalSS,
Church ware cloquently spoken by tl,aa#
distinguished young divine, and t3,eH
Young couple wero declared one for lie, II
5SE The bride Wag attractlycly gowned Inf
white chiffon, over white tai feta. and 4
wore an Illusion veil caught UP Wit 4
pearl crescent and orange blossoms. Her
only attendant was her tile niece, Miss
Mary shlngleur. who acted as flower
GIRL The bridal gown was the san az
That born by her sister: the lovely young
matron, Mrs. Thomas Shields, at her
marriage In November last. and tho,
orange blossoms worn We're also "a sed4
by her sis ters, Mesdames Shingleuri and
Shields. ss83s ss
Mr.. and Mrs Wtlbou left on the east
bound limited Queen and Crescent train
for the grcom's former homo at Rich
mond, and before returning to- fieirs fu.
Eture home In this city, they Will visit
New York, Philnd alpha and otter East-
ernS points They carry with them the
best wishes and hearty cong ra,tulat ions
OF host OF warm friends and admirers
here, among whom they are deseryedly5
! popular, and who feel highly grattfied
over the fact that the young couple are
to take up their residence In acksor n.
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VA. CATTLE IN DEMAND
Will be Needed in Washington
If the Strike Continues.

\ Il (B,rom our Regular Corr spondent.)
n yYAsIIINciTON,s NJ p. ~ July 1.-THE e
cattle raisers Of Virginia 1o'ld L; sxRer;
ence good results {rom 5e o pts 81
frnm Virginia supplying this market, and
Il IA known that many have ALREADY been
; lSThare j IL some doubt as to how many
cattIa yirginIa can send to this MARKET.
one to-day ne d!d T nG1 6s,eYe
Ky Tn,.asent time amounted to sufficient
10 to- make any great impression son ms ms
mnrk Se Z hardly be doubted however. that
AN dwn On tt,s ibl lie hills Of Loudoun
and sRa Gnlpe nsa thf,a a ats
~, nav be had for tllis market
sbbSs sla oiii ndepsndent alers. 4 is SAID 8,
that tho cattle already proeIrea y prsI
s ~, lie strike Continues the price Will
advance and the cattle ra lsers WI geF
the advantage is they care TO taRe W.
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4 The Harlem Running.

CHICAGO. July 1B,--- Results az it ar :
3 First race--flve and one -halt = rionss =
JACK Iory q to first. Iennybu e. !! 70 =
is second. Cap.tanzo az g =. = MIRA =.
Time. y :06 4-5. Z. V, Y, q, 70
Second race-slx furio S16 = asconS
Princess tulane 40 to y third. Tine "a t'.
1:12 3-5. U, !. - IL
Third race-mile and seventy !: ya tS7ls' :,
,Taipa e. to ~ first, Ananlas q 70 y
second, Fonsoluca g to % thiro = ' .
Fourth receive furlongs-Jades q 70
1o) first, Decarina "a to D. = - reef
Gown 60 to ~ third. Time, l ~. =,
Fifth race--fIve furlongs--nly!hs, iotuos
ond, Double Is to 1o) third. Time. l;ol 30 !,
Sixth race one m4le-DurbarS 90 TO y =
first, sweetIe "a to y second. = meg US
II. Is to u third Time. 1:4l 20
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What Daniel Said.
WHERE ARE THEY2
Davenport Says Bryan Thunders
About Planks That Don't Exist.
(From Our Regular Correspondent

4 WASlIINGTON, D. c.. July l5-Mr.
Daniel Davenport Of Bridgeport. Conn.
who is the executive agent Of the Amer.
ran Anti-Boycott Association. and as
such led the opposition to the arbitration,
the eight-hour and the anti-ipjunction
bills before the last Congress. is in WASH
ington to-day In an interview he chal.-
.enged tile assertion made BY Mr.. Bryan
IN the statement which appeared In We'd
.:esday's papers. that the fun Committee
IN Resolutions OF the ST. Louis Conven-
ZION adopted planks endorsing these bills.
..Mr. Bryan calls upon Judge Parker TO
expresx Ills views on labor matters : said
i Mr., Davenport. and says that the fan
committee rejected the labor plank pre-
( pared by Judge parker's friends, a
plank. which Mr.. Bran charaeterizes as
y q ,straddilng and meaningless
in the full 'rommittee, says Mr.
Eyyan. planks we're adopted in favor o
srbitra ton, the eight-ho day, ane
sxasnst government by Injunction Now
I,agk. what became Of these planksg l
Ar. Bryan IL right and they were adoptpt
By tho Committeeman Resolutions, wh.
were they not reported 20 The conyen
3 tiene
ri y well known That the repert va
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Sustain the Correspondent.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:S
sir,-In a. special to Tho Times Dis patch
from Green Bay, Va. denying the cor.
rectness Of the report from Meherrin,
which described a certain battle which.
took place at Boones boro, Md (. during the
Civil War. in which Mr. j. u. Green. Of
this county, then a member OF a New
York regiment, had a hand-to-hand fight
with one Mr.. w. s. Dance, of Prince
Edward county, and was left on the field,
thought to have been MORALLY wounded,
BIZ Mr. Dance, we, the undersigned, do
certify that We were present when the
battle was first described by Messrs.
Dance and Green, and thatthe item from
Meherrin was correct so far as the state
nlent; OF the two entlcmcn mentioned
above Is concerned. lstt
We further certify that Mr.. Green
a greed TO the incident mentioned in this
correspondence from Meherrin.
(signed) j. WALiCR Ia Sls,, n
(Signed) W. p. 1loA me-
Meherrin, Va, July&l5 Is 1904.
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BOAT RACE ON DRY LAND y NJ
.shipbuilding Companies Trying
TO See Which VIII Finish First.

FIX ~ lBy AHsociatea stFeesl4 .ss,
WASHINGTON. July l5,-i Rear, Ad mlfa !.
Camps IA, CHEF Constructor Of tho snayy. has
bee boon informed by the naval ,construc Ios
at the nayy-yard, New York, thai = 70
batleshIp Connecticut. which y w a y
construction there. will be reaay !, to =
launching In September, a date WV. w soo !
be set and a sponsor for the SHIP se'eGlS
ed. The louisiana, sister snip 20 Ln w,
connactieut probably MI Pc y y ap, y.
building at the Newport News F3htp
building Co,npany's yards 3 IND there ~ 2
race III the construction OF 7 he two 8 ps
to determine the ability. Of the goyera'n1ae ~
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The MIDDLE:
IN NORFOLK.
The Political Situation There.
Has Become Very
Amusing.
FATALLY BITTEN BY a DOG
Victim Of The Animal Cannot !! not
Live-Coming Here TO
Raise a Dredgc.
,u.,,o, 70 rho Times Dispa tch.)

fHneciaI 10 INC
Isl NORFOLK, VA. July l5.--The local po ~
,itical nuddle is becoming AMUSING I'M 2 o
A.v the Two new police commissioners
M..srS Ioyall and shutice, and the new lev
police Justice, Mr.. Loyal, dnalilti 60 ior
the second time for their positions o pei
. Justice OF the peace. The officers nave nay
been elected By the Councils three sepa-
81. 4,mes. first at a called meeting then
I n a joint session. and finally, 70 'haA'
matters secure, in separate session
-rha ,ncumbents say they will not slve
u.ay 10 the new appointees until the Su-
s nrame Court Of the State says 50,
VA 10 FATALLY BITTEN.
Tom Holt, colored, was attackeu ~ ". = :.
Z ward dog on Holt Street to-day anu We" 90
fatally bitttn The doctors says that ne
B cannot live. -, !, !, !, J
The w. H. French, Wreckin y, / COMPANY .I,l'
is loading machinery at Poi'snio s... ~. ~
day to be taken to RICHMOND O.. ~ ~. :, :
Desnom Dredging Company. The same
comnany also has a contract to raise
4 suction dredge which was sunk IN INC
James River near Richmond.
farewell reception was rendered 4 70
s physical Director j. B. Huntington II
q ~ q portsmouth "a. NJ. G.. a. parlors to-
nirht5 from, 3 to 10 o'clock. Mr. Huntins-
4 ton leaves tomorrow for Asheville. ~. ' y,
4 where he will have charge Of the he phys,
cal department Of the NJ 3 q a. IN that AZ
X city. s. a,,,.. !. !, !,
4 " arrant.for desertion and failing all 70
!. .,inport his wife, brought against George
4 ii. Bynun1, under the recent Virginia IT IN,
statute on this subject, vas dismissed py
police justice Loyal to-day for lack o.,
#jursdiction. KEY s
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BALL GAMES TODAY
Interesting Contests Looked for
at Broad Street Park.

Z The Twin City League games at Broad
Street Park this afternoon promises to be the
most interesting OF the season. The Brownies
tho Richmonds and the Barton Heights are
closely punched for first place. and Swans
boro is aching to get in the bunch.
The first game will be between Swansboro
and tho Brownies, and the former Is feeling
confident of taking laurels from the leaders
The club has been Strengthened considerably.
Albert BosherTwill 'p1aySatY second for Swans
boro. II, ~ III
THE second game will be for BLOOD" Bar.
ton Heights wants to get second place, and
Richmond wants It. RI n II . d, Y.
.sis;. Richmonds,, 1857; Barton Heights. .6e7 !;
Swa nsboro. 1854 sl .tl7sa r . sl4 !,
game inlInedat ely hereafter 81 l3 81
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LITTLE GIRL WINS.
Jennie Jones Awarded $4,000 in
.l.. Damage Suit. n.

After session last until late into the
evening In the case OF Jennie 8. Jones,
the little daughter Of Felix M. Jones' S,n
pai,v. in the Circuit Court of Henrico..
The iury rendered a verdict Of $4,000 Tor.
the plnintiff. The case grey out Of y "a an
accident whichtcost tho childNplatnsiilL, n ,,
land Streets little over n year ago.
- The little girl was IN the courtroom
during the entire proceedings, and When
and concise manner Fl. r. Pollard rep.
resented the plaintiff. and Sands & Sands
the defendant com pany. 81 1t was close on
to o o'clock when the Jury returned win
do&l
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. w. w Scott. librarian nf the law
library, has gone TO his home In Gordonsville.
for n Few days.
thr clty.} RI .
Major Hunter IN charge % tho Bureau, %
city but In his absence, Ills assistant, Mr., r..
n Daniel. is looking after tho work Of the
ONCE ft All AL! NJ
act, or 1850 and 1909 wil begin about Sop.
tcmber lst and preparations therefor are
now being made by Mr.. u. IL G. Scott. who
has charge OF the work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
ANTS STRIKE TERROR
INTO BOIL WEEvlL CAMP

WASHINGTON, July To- Q. r. Cook.
tho discover Of the Guatemalan4 ants,
has wired the Department OF Agriculture
from Texas that the new ants are de-
5stroying cotton boil worms and are at:
stacklng similar injurious insects with
even greater ayidity than they do boil
weovils. Another important fact Is that
tho ANTS do not injure at all the lady
bird larvae, which are beneficial in-l
ssects. 55l sis y AVA
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Racing at Columbus,
fBy Associated Press

\ 385 II d (By 9Associa ted Press,) ,,
COLUMBUS, July l5;IgayorIl,5 ~ =, W ~
In all the races at the lo III '
Z q Ell strot-Blaok n horn won IN straight
heats, Best time, :l8 l-4.. !, " Z w 7, "a
ale paseCn q y Ma line S,o 81 Ia Baron
Graf ton won tha third y = y y, !
4 2;l9 trot--Miss Gay Won VI ~ sIFA'si y
heats, Best time. III l.2. y - i, !, !,
2:1O pace,--king Dire ct won " w ~
aheat Ia Best time, Z. 2:O8 ia, w.
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WHY TT BoLTED,
Chronicle Wants Reduction
Southern Representation.

81 WASHINGTON, d, G., July l5.-r,I see
the Republicans are making much capt
aai out Of the fact that tho Chicago
fused to support Parker for the preyi,
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NOTHING. !. IS
SETTLED YET.
Continued from First Page)
man. md 1t is believed that Judge raine.
Will Weld TO his wishes III the matter
.S}5 Date Not Fixed.

man. no III IL
will yield to his wishes III the matter.
Date Not Fixed.
AS to the date for the National Com
I mittce meeting. Mr. Sheellan SAID to-1d uits
that it remains TO be fiNe ne con-.
n1ittee can be called together on = week
notice, and probably will meet before itile
list Of August. but several more CONFER
cnces will doubtless intervene.
Sg$ There was a srumor in Kingston To-
N night. circulating with a good deal g.
ainsistence. that Judge Parker,s personal
4 campaign headquarters would pc eFt tsa p
s lished in Kingston, and tina he "o oii
meet visiting delegations there, "a t ti' p:
than al Rosemount Those VINO a II
position to know; do not attach great
value to this rurnor.
Rosemount has become center Oh
y eager interest to passengers on all the
ii passing boats EearlyEali Of them blow
a salute as they pass. and in the day
i time little Alton Parker Hall: JucSe
4 Parker's grandson, answers the salute
with a big American flag. brought by
n MIR Sheehan from the st. Lonis conTeli-
lion, where4it was waved in honor Q. no
Judge, s nonlination In The evening SONS
81 one, usually Secretary McCausland an
swers the salute with a rocket or Roman
&. candle. Tho Sbugler+ on the Mary, Powell
blows "tapa'' as the boat leaves Esopus
landing, which Is Just in front OF Rose
mount. ~
Letter From Miles.
Judge Parker received a letter to-day
from erafsSSelsoa' 4. Niles The LEI let
z ter says:
Sss3a '.At a time when a atcrial crisis is 4
pending, when Democratic institutions
are in peril, when great evils should be
eradicated, when important political
questions must be decided. II is for
.,,nate that the Democratic party have
given to tho country q candidate for
President IN whom that great coun-
I'll Of representative men have every
confidence, and wc have the best OF
grea sons for believing that that conf
denco wlll be confirmed by tho intel
.l,gent, patriotic people of the country
I'VE all do know that the instincts
and training of the Judges arc TO hold
59 In sacred regard the Constitution and
the faithful Interpretation and OK
ecution: of the laws. Hence wn believe
that under Your administration Its
laws will he administered with fidelity
and integrity, ] believe you will he
elected and thereby have an oppor-
tupity4o rendering our country a SER
vice OF ynmeasurable value that will
rebound to the honor of the Demo-
cratic party and the glory Of the
republic
What Daniel Said.
Among the other letters received tt
& day was one from Congressman jon
Lamb, OF the Third District OF Virginia.
Judge Parker to-day received the 70
lowing telegram from Senator John Y
Daniel. dated Lynchburg. Va:
Our people are gratfied that unite
Democracy has leader who leads. ar
tender my respects and congratuls
a tons"
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Englisl, Hounds,

The police OF LopYan. Belglnm. lInaplel
~ iisnerse a violent mob az pol Teal
Demonstrators, last night let loose fhe
great hounds which accompany them On
their nightly patrol. rae sdogs Threw
themselves upon tho crowd M y hlch ms
SANITY scattered. seyera! persons 2, iyYess
badly Bit ten,-14o ndoA Daily MAIL
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Plank Wins Handicap.
81, A,.ociatel PregI

DENVER, COLI July ls,-The Eraan n,1
western handicap. the sefons m NJ I'm I'M
porant trap sootl even Z, r 81 pIa
try. was won to-day py = "a
Denver TX II vi S@9
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SLEW [ / !: I WIFE n | /:
and |: child 4: Ill. D
Continued from First Page.) n


- " = ma ke a success OF life here, but
there seems to DO something that for
ever ipsets my plans. have hoped that he,
sIs,slgllt succeed In business. not 80 5mich3
shat i crayed the money for selfish Spur-
poses, as that ] might do a good work
DO not think that I feel that I am
getting off easily. Ny belief In . future
life teaches mo that must suffer untold
agony but am a blight upon those
whom love and upon those who love " me-.
and It seems best that I should drop
out of the lives OF all OF earths children,
and perhaps some time, somewhere, In
tie future III may be permitted 70 work
myself into a niche lie where may |al
DO a BILE to atone for my errors.
Was a Spiritualist. sS
IS Wasfburn was an ardent spirltunllst,
When he first entered the grain , brtslmsss .
and la attributed his successes to ad-
vice received through med lums,
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Where They Play To-day.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Washington, Z.

ST.. Louis, 7;Washing ton, 2.
SNVAsHINGTON, y. VI Gu. July hist.
Louis easily defeated Washington day.
owing to the remarkable wor OF d Glade,
who struck out fifteen batsn1e en-, "a new
record. s8
score by tnnings: r. H. n.
Washington ....,, Q 90 oDrrTs n. y IA
st. Louis. i 182 o. J Q OIL II n
Batteries: Townsend Dunkle and
Clarke: Glade and sngdcn. Time, 2 ':lo'.
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Death 81 Mrs. Florence Gill.
Mrs. Florence Gill died at her resid encs
,forty-third9 yearsso Of her &c, he funeral
will occ.;r this morning at " ;S9 "A from
sBlileys Undertaking parlors. 5siS