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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
SEVEN: {: PINES

a. Superint endentlH II, II. Osborne sof tho
National Cemetery was able TO be out
Thursday after Illness OF several weeks.
THE Improvement being made TO the
Sidewalk III front Of National Cemetery
is nearly completed
A large number of out-of-town visitors
we're here during the past week. They
were as follows: George W. Martin. Des
Moines, Iowa. of the United States
steamship Nevada, United States navy.
G. L. Miles, MuskeEon. Mich, United
States navy; G.. Love Atleberry. Kansas
city. United States army;W. II. Mar
ami. Martinique, Var, Fl Atkinson.
Wilmington, N. c.. g, H. Thomson,
Simpson, Floyd county Va; A. c. gBea tie.!
Chlhowie smyth county, Va: Colonei
c.. G.. King. Fort Monroo. Va; Waller
Burnettc, washington. y. c.; i. a. Collins,
Paterson, n. j.; ~. J. Poythress Graz
ham. N. c.: a. D. Johnson, Home Pleas-
anton. & kan; Il. a.. Hoge. Gate CITY VII,
N. ". Mcneil. Longfeld. Vail. 'owelI
Royal. Tazewcll, va: y. Boyd Miles,
Evergreen. La; Miss Mary Tate, l'lllla-
dclphia, Pa: j. Addison Glascock, soll ltll
Boston. Va; Robert G. Rlves, Green's
boro, n. c.; Carl J.. KastruP. ia tl nor
Md; stokes Wisermal,, Mica. Gas; Harold Old
Elliott Dry Fork Va; y, SR, Adams
Rnston Mass.;s II. G. clary. Paris.
Trancc. ELLA Blue, clarIottesvllle, Va:
6. s. Robinson and wlfc NVnlla1 5Walla.
Washington Miss I lille Cattlett, Le1'ns-
ION. Va; Colonel IJussemal Auburn.
Ind: Mr.. and Mrs, VIM NJ. Eddy. Glen Glen
dale, va;j Mr.. and Mrs ". y. I'enrse'
Glen Falls, N. y. -,
Geo, Jordon. IT, remains quite u at
his home here.
school was closed a couple OF DAYS our
Ing the week as no fire cou'd nc nav WY
TO something wrong with the chlmney
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4GAlNES'S MILL

i y . z Z y 4 d
IL Services at 13ulhli Presbyterian schprcl,
to-day by The pastor, Roy. Osborn. 'lt
% O'Clock {. NJ. " Ri 4
MIR. Isaac Richardson, WHO has been
quite sick With In grippe, Is nsaili able 70
be out.
sgs Rev j. Nv. West. viii spenk at, Walnut
Grows BApts. Church to-day ut 3 o'clock
Oh Temperance. Special Invitation IS
I given 10 Shll.
sThe w c. II. U. will Hold their con-
svei1tiot, Mt Walnut Grove on Monday
among them DR.. John lIanncn, who viii
deliver an address.
4. Mr.. William shoperson Is Ill }ot his
home near Old Church.
rho Crawford w. g. r. Y, will meet
at the homo Of Mrs.. John Bendlcs OIL
Wednesday, tho 18th. q 5
Tho members OF C,ethscninne Churcl, ex-
spect tu have their new organ by the first
isunday#in April Their new pastor has
moved his family to tho pastoraget
Mrs and MI. Geo. Williams and da,lgh-
ter Miss Myrtle, visited Mt Airs on
Mrs / ", I'll. Grubbs is indlsroscd WIN
a severe cold. @ 5i.s ~
S Mrs. nnd Mr. Henry Bosher visited hor
sister, Mrs. Jenkins, on Sunday last.
rio entire family Of Mr.arhaddeus Tai
ley. have Deeh suffering with la grippe,
but nre Improving. ~ \. X w Y u. s8S M 81 N 5
Mr.. William Ingrain who has been an
.inmate@o f tho Soldiers Home, has gone
with Ills wifa4to resident Dean Burnetts.
a. g. Martin Is nulte1si With ~
grippe, NJ N
Ars.EA. SHhflnnd and daughter, Miss
Mollc. and Master William were tho
guests at the Cliffs on Wednesday last.
Mrs. MIC. Martin, or Glymo,int. Is
visiting her daughter In Richmond.
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AT THE THEATRES.

"rhe B,jou Opera Company" Is the
name OF the newest theatrical organi-
zauun. Which VIII make It's bow TO the
itbe,tre-soers OF the city and tho South
beginning March Il. The company has
been organized and rehearsed, and VIII
start out from this city. Messrs. Jake.
have fpurcilas ed from, Ifrke La Shell the
rights, properties, costumes ana scenery
K ofIiThe Amcer" and 1.-THE ldol's Eye; 81
two of the plays in which Frank Daniels
a has starred the country ana MADE sucil
conspicuous successes.
q THE Amer Is to be the opening pro,
Sd,lction at the Bijou In this city. and
Will remain form week. The music OF the
play Is by cor herbert, the book ~
direction oflOtisIIInt4nn. Mr.. Harlap Will
not be IN the cast, but VIII deVote M. ms
time to the general MANAGEMENT OF tn ~
prominence, Is tho prima donna. Mae
Sailor. q petite soubrette. ~ y cute, CANT u
4 little actress ID z q
Tile company numbers forty people,
ana on tho roster are TO be seen many
OF the principals IN the company when
prank Daniels was at tho heied. Mr., llnr-
Kan writes that the company mas Dseil
Erelearsing thesplay for two weeks. ana IS
one Of the best he has seem ne E, declaring
trnctive and elaborate way the pest OF
the high-class operas. !. j,
Amer has never b been t ppSsen'Gdd
Ameer'' and ,"rhe Idols Eye"-at popu-
lar Bljou prices Is an, Innovation: which
Tho public Will not bc slow to appreciate.
pa INV vii A 20 70 Norfolk and Viii return
here Easter Monday presenting The
Idols Eye" As z III III
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

The Young Peoples Progressive Fllnch
Club was delightfully."- entertained last
Friday evening by Miss Rebcccn Clarke
ut her home on Third Avenue. Fllncll
was played mtil8a late hour after which
light refreshments were served. Among
those prescntiswe the following: Misses
Bertha Marshall, Rcbccca Clarke, Annie
Sale, Bessie Marshall and Mary Starke.
Mcssrs Willie Orrok and LleWlyn IIarvle,
of. Richmond, Lamar Henley and Rich
ard Sale, The notice OF tho next meet
ing Will 10 announced later.
Miss Louise Marshall. OF Fourth Ave-
nue.. who has been quite sick, Is now
able to be out.
Mr.. Paul Collier aud wife OF England
arc the guests OF their brother. Mr.. VIII.
lam Collier, Of Chestnut Fiji.
The Earnest Workers Society OF Mizpah
Presbyterian Church held Its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon mt
4 O'Clock, at the mansc
Miss Lottie Rosbach has returned To
nor home on Chestnut Fill. after q visit
TO Mrs. Barker OF Gold Villa, Henrco
county. n 54
regular spring meeting In Mizpah Presby-.
terrain Church April l1th-15th,
Miss Mary starke, OF, Fourth Avenue.
has been visiting Miss Bessie Carter, Of
HenricG county.
Usual Sunday morning services ut Miz-
pah Presbyterian Church this morning
at II A, M, conducted by the pastor Rey.
d. *. Walthall. Sunday-school at $3.50
A, A.
The Margaret Bottome Circle OF Kings
Daughters met last Friday afte. noon "
4 o'clock at the residence OF Mrs, christian
GoOdall on Third Avenue.
Rev. d. *, Walthnll viii preach this
afternoon at Overhr0ok PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Barton Heights
Rev, j, y, AskeW, pastor q li'ahlahd
Park Chmch,- after spending seyerai
weeks IN North Carolina, has returned
home, and viii M his pulpit both morn
I Ing and evening,
Mrs. Charles Cross continues sick az
! her residence on IIighland Park
Misses Grace Watkins and emma JUS
tlce of Chesterfield, visited friends on the
"lIill' last week,
Little Stuart Davis, who has been nnl'e
sick is improving.
Miss Viola Cleuton, who spent ne Wll'
ter with her mother on fohrlh avenue
left last week for South Cafollnu, j /.
| Mi Horn is having several rooms aaa g.
To big Residence OH Fourth ANen''e, sf''es'''
tnnt lfil. II B j,
! Miss Nclti.g hIosby 10 visiting HeeY
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EAST RICHMOND

me regular monthly meeting Of the
A,nsonic Home Board of Governors sWas
held at the Home with the folo"inE
members present: &c. Gasch, OF olaun-
ton. vice.presldent; G. A.; INesnltt, seGre-
tnrv and II. III. Elicit, Julius Straus. Jno.
n. :. MAYER a +. r. Courtney and Geo, 81
Jefferson. Rlt'moud lIugl, r smith,
Petersburg, and ;Jno. ", Richardson,
Marion. Z, Z
ire regular monthly routine business
was transacted, and the buildings anu
grounds inspected, Everything was lo'.ilu
to be IN splendid conai'lon un..es ~ 49,.
efficient management or MRS. iahfpou''
superintendent OF the Home, Us
,rhe health OF tia inmates was found TO
he GOOD. whicl, Is attested by the fact
Tint tho superintendent's report SHOWS
only 70 cents expended for msd1clnes IN
the month az February. Messrs y y.
iSlett and Hugh II, Smith the new
members, whd ct this meeting paid their
first visit to the Home. were greatly
pleased with the Home and lis manage
M Al. q. silver has been confined to his
home by sickness tho past week
a A sneak thief entered tho home OF MT.
Richard Koch y few days since ana Wi's
{nbo,lt 10 escape with his booty when APP
pretended by Mr.. Koch, who relieved nm
yof the stuff and then let him go. me
would he thief was n young white man
unknown In this section
4 Mrs. Eclge entertained " small party
~ friends at her home. Woodbne Cot
tage. OH Wednesday, evening most pleas
antly Music and games were INDUCED
In until late llour, when refreshments
were served, The evening was one OF
much enjoyment to all who we're pres
ent. m, ~, ,Y.sn,,,t,
1Tnme 3 look particularly beautiful Just
Now when everything is so new and
srring like. The grove Of trees that We're
donated 10 the Home o couple Of seq
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AT the Mechanics Institute,

At tho Virginia Mechanics Instltutte )
,rhursduy evening, March II, ! Oo4, &C =
O'Clock, Mr., and AIRS, Gilbert McClnrg,
sof colorado Springs WI sprtesent tne,t
Illustrated lecture, THE Empire 81 COZ
oruao: lis Prehistoric Past and Ron'aM.
lid Development" Illustrated 81 ~ ,n ,nls
TWO hundred coored lantern p'.peua.n,,s,
nIrI and Mrs. mcclure sllayc appeared
hefore leading universities, Institutes anu
lvcs,,ms throughout the United states
and have been commended by the metro \
The public arc cordially invited 70 az
tend, The lecture Is free ~ e
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cons at,o haye grown well, and VIII ~ Nj 4
ford good shade the coming season On !, 4.
IN A nnrty of friends were entertained IN
sfornaliynt the homciof Mrs. G. u. MI !
lcr$ on "Wednesday evening. Those who VINO
made up thd narty we're MI. and Mrs.
Fred Bralcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Sn,ter. Mlr.
and Mrs.. FUNSTON and MISC Josephine
3IInese, Ill OF I2lchmond.
Mr.. I'LL Of Newark, \. y. R p1 Mr. MI
Holly, nlso Of Newark, lave been r re-, en-
Eyi,c.ts N tho home Of Mrs. Gil. Miller.
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Latnb Patti OF Nlosby Greek. VI "a
Miss n Susie t,loHtuiI,tf Chestnut Hill,
jwlsps iias Deer qulte sick lor several weeks
past is improving
\ musical ciiterta inmpnt Will be given
mt Highland 7nrlt Methodist Church Trit
day evening, MarchH lStl, VT IS 7. Nj, for
the benefit of tho Young Mons Society.
Refreshments WillNbe ascrvcdf IN tho tlrc-
ature room or tho church.
who lsa See ,0e alte z ss fof fot III past
month, il 1lble to- lie OH t,s.Gi3 Ssa5 IA
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II am s. years old and In fine health;
TInve lived in Lisbon, N. H., sc years. anu
attend to my business personally every
duy. ,t,,-,,,u
NOV sas- q medicine only, aud found little
best tonic and stilnulant i ever tried ),
.'Any man can keep breath IN ms
hcdy longer by using It. rs itsrrolong :, :
life, and T want my friends to Know OF
its1 merits, SO they may do. us 1 have
done and keep fortified against dlsease 9
BY taking regular doses of Du II 5, MY Y
WhiSkey. lRA Is. GOOi'J'
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Polk Miller at Laurel Street.

Air polk Miller. of this city. we'll known
throughout lie country by his performs
.nnces e on The banjo and his stories on the
dnrkey, viii give an entertainment at
Laurel street Methodist Church o., next
.1'hnlrstlay night est Patrlck's night, for
t,,a shen.flt Of the parsonage fund Of this
c,,nrcll' Laurel Street Church will doubt
less bo crowded TO witness tho pros
lrrarn,ne which will De rendered. The
West End ANGEL mns,eal i 9 ;1 J, :
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mr. j. r. Jones has returned home
from a business trip 70 Hinton, " IA.
Mrt + G. Briggs aud daughter, who
tipye beer visiting friends on tho Heights,
have returned home.
4lr ElauEh. who has befn visiting Ills
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,A GRIPPE CURED BY "a CHAMBERLAIN'R'
COUGH REMEDY. @

The great danger from Ia grippe Is OF
its resulting In pneumonia. This can be
avoided by using Chnmberlalns Cough
Remedy. Among the tens OF thousands
who used this remedy during tho cpl
idemctof la grippe of recent years no
case has ever been known 70 result IN
1aunnntn which shows exclusively thar
( + isNn certain preventative OF that dan.3
norous, disease. Price Is cents large size,
"a cents For sale by all druggists !,
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY CUMBERLAND
VAi ! IAs S GHAyyHF1e "a a 5A56As

4 TEXAS, MAYFis 10 81, 1904.
Account OF the above occasion tfs
southern Railway will sell special tickets
from all points on It's lines to Dallas,
Texas, and return, at rate Of one fare,
plus $2.25 for tho round TRIP. These
tickets on sale May 18th to 18th, tncl.l-
siye, with return limit May 81, 1904. INC
Southern has exceptionally good service
ID Dallas, Texas, and offers tho choice
Of three routes, Full information fuf'
,n'shed on application, corresponnl dence So I
llicited, u a, I,
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These 100000 made by Dlffys dur
rass years better than other ned
medicines for coughs colds catarr grip
bronchitis pneumonia all throat and lung
troubles that prescribed 1000 doctors and used cS
cusiycly in more than hospitals absolutely
gentle invgorang smlant which acts directly upon
the tissues quickly kills the disease germs.
Whiskey enriches the blood stimulates the
circulation brings into healthy action
all the OF 1t dyspep-
STA, malaria cnils and all low fcve Invaluable
tor all wasting weakened conditions from whatever
cause promoter OF long lcmakes the old young and
hserrs he 1
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MI. could served two years Y, the CIV!
War as fife and drum major, the 1883 OF
one finger preventing hin, from enllstlh0
as d private. He Is In his e5tl1 year.
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van Old man like myself needs some,
nothing iii liquid form was ever made 70
compare with Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey
as an aid to health. . ,a
A wincglassful at night has delight
fui effect and ENSURES sound sleep.
mo man feeling tho advance Of time
should neglect to keep it in the house.
form others Of the benefits to be OBJ
tanned from snci, a source
u am in my Goth year and enjoy, good
health SAMCEL PllNfl. .ll
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I. n an native of Lisbon. N lis, and IN
my It'll year. AS old age crcer2s on sonlc-
\ thing is needed to keep the wheels or the
body machinery in motion, and Il have
found nothing rs good as l0uffr's l'nre
Malt NNhiskey for hat purpose. NothlnG
i ever used brings 50 much comfort. and ND
while do not believe IN thetBulso \ OF
llquorSas IL drink cqn clleerfuully recon- on
1ncnd this ms the hest tonic n,the E2 qII
for old age GEORGE NJ SAVtAltlE. N
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q sro Eat
-. :, Tie Kind You Haze Always Bought
s's, .; l.tz1zzzzszza

Rent II box in tile strong fire and burglar
proof va ill at The State Bank Of Nir.
sinia. Charges moderate.
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Mr, rlkc s,cars his 90 years witt, bceotr' :.
glno nodes,y. Grateful to the maker OF
luis great remedy, and wased eloqucnt ~
Ifit rrnlse, -lAgIa5ssl4 5-sf ~ fi.fH
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ClairyOyants,

MADAM MORA-Gifted by nature with Oc.
cult powers, pronounced by press and public
the most correct scientific palmist living, and
authority in advice from these mysterious for
ces, clairvoyance, palmistry and astrology.
The leading citizens OF this city who never con-
suited clairvOyant before, have visited her
and finds her ali she claims to be. No guess
work. No errors She tells you all you want
to know, names dates, facts and events of your
life, all questions answered. She has many i'm
itators, but no equals as a life reader, The
best display Of, hands ever shown In this city
on exhibition at her Gypsey Camp. Free horo-
scope given this week with each reading, not a
so-called one written In pencil, bat cast from
the Zodiac Madam Juanita and Marelto ar
equally gifted, Readings, l0c, 25c, SOC and Sc
10 a. M. to II p. m. Wigwam 1876 North street,
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cARrER HANpIcAp.
Great Race at Aaueduct Won By
Beldame Hands Down.

Beldame Hands Down.
NEW YORK, April 16.--The Carter
handicap was the attraction that drew
between $4,000 and 10000 persons tc
Aqueduct, when the Metropolitan rae.
ing season was opened in fitting way.
Newton Bennington's FLY Beldame
carried off the handicap and in doing
so practically led from start to finish.
She was never in difficulties, and
0Neil, who had the mount, had only to
shake her up a bit at the end to win
easily. Peter Paul, the public favorite,
was second, driving, and Wotan, who
came out of the bunch in the stretch,
was third. The time, 1:27, was within
a second of the record for the stake.
The track was in first class condition,
but the weather was cold. OF the
twenty-five carded to go in the handi-
cap five were scratched, leaving seven
teen of the best to face the starter.
There was long delay at the post
owing to Rosetint's bad actions, but
finally Starter Fitzgerald let them 20
to a poor break. O'Neil shot his mount,
Beldame to the front, opening up a
gap of two lengths in the first quarter.
Spring raced to the second place with
Peter Paul third and the others trailing
badly. Rounding the far turn Bel
dame was leading by daylight from
Peter Paul, with Rosetnt in third
place, Spring having dropped back
beaten.
Az the field swung into the stretch
the crowd began to yell for the favor
lite, Peter Paul, and, although Hide
brand was riding hard with hand and
heel, he was not able TO catch the fly
ing leader Abreast of the betting ring
Wotan shot out of the bunch and made
a bold bid, but the effort soon told, and
he hung in the last few strides Mean
while O'Neil was urging on Reldame,
and she responded gamely, going I'M
der the wire a length and half in
front of Peter Paul, who beat Wotan
three lengths for the place. Both horses
were heavily played, Beldame at sew
ems and Peter Paul to 2, and the ring
suffered accordingly.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town andi village Told
Briefly For Busy Readers

Briefly For Busy Readers
Mrs John Warren spent Friday in
Troy.
Edw j. Hall was visitor in Albany
Friday.
The Sunday dinners at the Putnam
house are a special treat.
Herbert Small is in North Adams
visiting a friend from Scotland.
Misses Bright returned last night
from an extended visit in Connecticut.
Thomas Frazier was before the
municipal court this morning and fin
ed five dollars for intoxication.
Michael Lonergan who was recently
operated upon in a Troy hospital for
a liver trouble is reported as doing
finely.
Good meats, fresh vegetables and
perfect pastry make the Sunday din
ners atthe Putnam house the best din
ner served in town.
G. G. Thompson has purchased a
large farm at Canaan Four Corners,
N. Y, and left for there Monday. Mrs
Thompson went yesterday morning.
Sidney Hotten of Chicago is visiting
Mr. and Mrs H, N. Williams. He is
secretary of the Chicago training
school for secretaries of the YMCA.
A message has been received from
Rev c. w. Rowley announcing that
both he and wife would arrive here to-
day and that he would commence his
duties as pastor of the Methodist
church tomorrow.
Some four inches of snow fell last
night and the snow was falling early
this morning. There is no record of
snow falling as late in the season dur
ing the last ten years. The mercury
marked 80 above zero.
II. f. Burgess, former owner of the
pacing stallion, George st Clair, has
made arrangements with the new own
er to retain the horse here until Aug
ust 20, before shipping to Michigan.
Mr. Burgess states that the price paid
was $1,000
Capitalists in Vermont and other
states are much interested in the de-
velopment of the white granite indus.
try in Bethel. One OF the leading firms
in its development is the Hardwick
Granite company of which J. 5, Hol-
den of this village is the principal own
er and president. The company has
the contract to furnish the granite for
a large public building.
At the First Baptist church tomor-
row morning the pastor, Rev Frank
r. Morris, will preach on "The Be-
lated Springtime of our Lives" In
the evening the Young Mems Christ
ian Association will have charge of
the service. State Secretary f. S.
Morrison will make the address. The
glee club will render special
music for the occasion. Five hundred
people are invited.
The fall of snow this morning re-
calls to mind the fact that on May l,
1874, A. NJ. Downs and VIM H. Downs
left the home of the latter to come to
the village on an old fashioned sled.
They were several hours making the
trip. The roads were not thoroughly
broken out and on May 9Th quite
party from the district in which the
two resided turned out with sleds and
plows and broke out the roads. May
4, 1867, d. G. Burt, who was in AIichi-
gan, made a four mile trip with horse
and sleigh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
willie Knocked out TempIs.

17CHICAGO, April 16.-John Willie of
Chicago knocked out Larry Temple of
Boston last night in the last round of
six round fight The fighting was
even up TO the time of the knockout.
Temple claimed a foul in the second
round, saying that he had been struck
too low. A long wrangle followed, but
the referee finally ordered the fighters
to continue. There was some dissatis-
faction with the count on the knock
out, the Temple party claiming that
their man was not down more than
four seconds and tnat the referee
counted too rapidly.
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Baseball Scores.

At Brooklyn
New York;. 0 0 l 2 0 0 0 p 8
Hits-New York. s; Brooklyn, l. Errors
New York 2; Brooklyn 4. Batteries Nc
Ginnity and Warner; Cronin and Bergin.
At Philadelphia
Boston. -. o 0 / 6
PhiladelPhia...".0 @ 0 0 Q 0 0 o
Hits-Boston. u: Philadelphia, 5. Err
rorS-Boston, .; Philadelphia, ? Batteries
--Pittinge and Moran; T, Barry and Mar
shall.
AT St. Louis
Pittsburg. ......... 3 90 0o51 o-5
81 Louis, .,...... ! o 0 0 o. 4
Hits-Pittsburg Q; St Louis, IA Errors
Pittsburg, & St. Louis, 2 Batteries-Phil-
hppt and Phelps; Taylor and Beyers.
At Cincinnati
Chicago. 0 l 0 ! 0 0 o. 3
Cincinnati. ..... 0 0 0 0 o. 5
Hlts-Chicago, Q; Cincinnati 7, Errors
Chicago, 81 Cincinnati, 5. Batteries-Cor-
ridou and King; Kellum and PETIT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, -. 0 % 400 %
New fOrk......,.. 0 o 0 0 o.
3. Hits-Bostou, 8: New York g. Errors
Boston, I; New York o. Batteries-Gib-
son and Farrell; Powell and Mcclure.
D At Washington
Phlladeiphla',. 0ol oooO1 o-s
Hits-Philadslphia II: Washington, TO-
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Washington, g.
batteries Henley and Powers, Patten and
Kittrldge.
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Estate of Michael C. Healy

CNTATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court
DDistrict of Bennington,ss held at the. Pro
bate ONCE In Bennington, within and for
1904.
Present John V. Carney, Judge.
An instrument purporting to he the last Will
Bennington in said district, deceased being pre-.
scented by Thomas j. Healy and Maria Hausser,
executor and executriX therein named for pro
bate it is ordered by said court that
to appear at session thereof, to be
held at the Probate ONCE in Bennington, in
said district. on the Goth dav OF April,
show cause, If any they have, against the pro-
bate OF said will for which purpose It is
further ordered, that this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Bennington Ev-
ening Banner, a newspaper printed at Benning-
ton in this state previous to said time OF hearing.
By the Court.
81 Attest, John V. Carney Judge.