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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
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BARACA CLASSES.
.Odd-Fellows Celebrate Their
Eighty-tifth Anniversary.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) "
RALEIGH n, c.. April PA report
OF the Tabernacle Baptist Baraca class,
to be presented TO the State Sunday
school Convention at Greensboro to-mors
row makes the remarkable showing of
16G members and $75232 raised during
the year. 1t was the first Baraca organ
lied in the State. Now there are thirty
five such classes in various towns, but
Raleigh's is the largest r. n. Sims Is
at tho head of the class
Major 3. +. Dixon, State auditor is
spending while at Seven Springs in hope
of getting relief from an eczema trouble
from which he Is suffering.
The elgl!ty-fifth anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship was fittingly celebrated by
tho Odd-Fellows of Raleigh last night,
the special feature being an elaborate
banquet and toast responses, the princi-
pal address being by Charles M. Busbee.
The Secretary of State issued a charter
yesterday for the Planters Cotton Oil
Company, of Rocky Mount the capital
being $4,000. The incorporators are b.
II. Bum, Il. j., Daughtrldge. j. B. Brad
ley, G. 6. Proctor, j. G., Braswel and
others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
MUD-RUNNERS
WIN AT JAMAICA
rack Is Converted Into Qnag-
mire and Days Sport Is
Practically Ruined.
tHy Associated Press. J


NEW YORK, April 27.--The heavy rain
converted the track at Jamaica to-day
into quagmre, and only the mud run
ners of The pronounced type were In de-
mand. Three favortes won. SuHlma-
r!es:
First race-selllng, four and n half fur
lonRs-Suzanne Rocamore "a 10 y fret,
SylYanite go TO y second, Metropolis Is
to - third, Time, ;5S.
Second receive and half furlorEs-
Toscan Is to 81 first, Sweet Alice G. to y
second, Bath Beach (a0 TO u third. Time.
Iii.
Third race-six furlongs-Palette a TO
II first, Major Pelham q to % second,
Time, IT'S 40.
Fourth race Columbus Stakes, six fur
longs-Collectcr Jessup Q1 to % first.
Monet Is to y second Gold Dome Is to y
third Time, iii.
Fifth race-selling, one mile and sey-
enty yards-Daiy go 10 y first, Akell
Go to u second, Lord Melbourne q 70 y
third Time. 1:bl a-5.
Sixth race four and half furaongsZ
Amberiack Is to 81 first. Pendrason q
to second, Merry Lark g to y third.
Time, :5S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
old VIRGINIA.
WEDDINGS
Miss Elizabeth Owings Ridout
the Bride Of Mr.. Earle Ann
brose Humphrey.
.RlCHMoNDERs ARE MARRIED.
Mr.. M. Norvell Anderson WEEDS.
Miss Roberta Blatlton Bur-
russ in Fredericksburg. l5
Especial to The Times-plspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETDlaSB URIC, VA. April 27,--A very
pretty wedding took place at noon In
Grace Episcopal Church, the contracting
parties being Miss Elizabeth Owings Rid
out, originally OF Roanoke. a sister Of
the rector. and Mr.. Earle Ambrose Hum
phrcy, Of Goldsboro N. G. The church
was beautifully decorated with ferns,
palms and cut flowers. The wedding
march was rendered by Miss Louise zim-
mer.
The ushers were Messrs. Orrin g. Pain
ter, of Baltimore; A. ", Corlnlck, Of
Norfolk; G. NJ. Edgerton and w. =. Glib
son, Of Goldsboro. N. e.; James W. Rid
out, OF Roanoke, a brother Of the bride,
and George Harrison OF this city. The
matron OF honor, Mrs. George p. Wood,
Of Washing ton, sister Of the bride, wore
beautiful and becoming gown OF pink
null over pink taffeta, with hat to
match and carried pink carnations. The
maid of honor, Miss Roberta Wlmot
rutherford, Of Roanoke, was gowned In
dainty white organdy, with white pic
ture hat, and carried pink roses
The bride was escorted BY her father,
Mr.. Franklin A. Ridout, Of Roanoke. Her
EOWI WIS OL IluuuSUille WIlte sCitpo NC
chine with an exquisite picture hat or
white, and carried u shower bouquet of
Bride roses Mr.. Lotto w, Humphrey,
OF Charlotte, N. c., was best man and
entered with the groom from the vestry
and awaited the bride at the altar.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John Ridout, rector Of the church, and
Rev. Franklin a. Ridout, rector OF Bran
don Church, brothers of the bride. After
the ceremony the bridal couple repaired
to the rector's hbme where they received
the congratulations Of number Of
friends before leaving on the Atlantic
Coast Line for an extended Northern
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Will be
at home In Goldsboro, n. G.. after the
10th of May.
Among those in attendance were Col
onel and Mrs. Joseph u. Robinson. Of
Goldsboro: his niece, Miss Eliza Hum
phrey Simmons daughter Of United States
Senator Simmons. of North Carolina;
Mrs. Franklin Ridout, the venerable
mother OF the bride; Mrs. Armistead
Rust, Of Leesburg, Va; Misses Christine
and Fustina Hippey, of Roanoke and
Mrs. "A. W. Cornick, of Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
WOMEN PLAY WHIST
INANNUAL CONGRESS
(Bv Associated Press. J

(By Associated Press.)
BALTIMORE, MD, April 2I,-At the
close of the second days play i'll the Wo-
mans Whist Congress the team from
.Capendish Club, OF Boston, was in the
lead. with a score Of plus seven matches,
Tor the emblem of the association. The
top score, north and south, to-day was
4 made by Mrs. Bell and Mrs, Rodman
Mister, Cavendsh, Philadelphia Club
plus six and nine-siXteenth, Tho tor
score, east and west, was made by Mrs.
L. l.. Hall and Miss Gatchell, I'rist Club.
Philadelphia. plus twelve ana nve-four-
tecnt1s. Mrs Wister leads on the high
est individual score for two days Her
total plus TO date is fifteen and twelve
four;eenths.
Al the conclusion of to-night's con-
test Mrs. l'illing and Mrs, Schmidt, OF
the Washington Club, We're in the lead,
plus nine and seven-twelfths. Mrs. Com
stock and Mrs. Irwin, of Cincinnati, were
second, plus six and ive-twelfths At
the close OF to-night's play for the Cav
endish trophy the first position was held
by the New Amsterdam Club, Of New
York, plus fifteen matches.
AT meeting of the board of governors
Philadelphia was selected as the place
of meeting in 1903 and st. Louis In 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
FARMLAND WINNER.
Captures Utopia Handicap a,
Cumberland Park.
(By Associated Press.

NASHVILLE, .'TENX., April 27.-out-
elders. second choices and favortes at
Cumberland Park to-day. Railand, tile
Cumberland derby winner had an easy
thing of it in the Utopia handicap. SUM
maries:
First race-sx furlongs--Iaura Hunter
a to u first, Rowland a to y SECOND,
ST. Wood I'll to 81 third. Time, 1910.
Second race-half mle--Opalanu q to
b first, Princess orna C TO y second,
brazil 90 to y third Time ;52.
Third race--Aaxweil handicap, sin fur
Elongs-Nannie Hodge g TO 81 first, Allita
re to u second, Orient az to y third.
Time l:l3.
Fourth race-Utopan handicap, mile
/ Rainland . to p first, Prancas (even)
tsecond. CyprieHne eco TO j third. Time,
Fl:461-2.
Fifth race--six furlongs-R Rachael Ward
rs to y first, Miss Fleishman QS to 81
second Chantry q to u third. Time. 49,
Sixth race-flye furlongs-N Norwood
.iOhio q 10 y first, Trifler Go to ~ second
IEucalyptus l5 to y third. Time, 1;oi1.2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
STATE COMMITTEE
MEETS TOMORROW
Body OF Prominent Democrats
Take Up Important Matters.
Convention City.

Tho State Central Democratic Commits
tee, consisting OF fifty we'll known men,
representing the ten congressional dis
trcts Of the State, will meet at MUIR
phys Hotel Tomorrow a noon, and VIII
probably sit much ofithat daySand Sntur-
day. The committee consists Of five
members from each congressional district.
and IS presided over by State Chairman
Ellyson. Mr.. Joseph Button, member
of the committee, Is It's secretary.
Tho chief interest in the assembling
of the committee Is due to the fact that
1t will select the time and place Of the
state convention, which Is to choose
electors, delegates to the national con-
vcnt!on and ,reorganize the party for
tho next four years Richmond Is max
ing a strong effort to get the conven-
ton, ana there is great reason to hope
that this city will be chosen. The con-
ventlon will probably be q large one,
consisting Of 1900 or moro delegates
1t is likely to be held early in june
The other object Of the meeting OF the
committee is to receive the report OF the
subcommittee which took testimony in
tho Norfolk city primary cuntest The
record In this case is q voluminous ure
and will probably not be considered III
detail.
one member of the committee. Hon.
w. =. Barl1sdale, OF Halifax, was In
tho city yesterday, but went to Wash
nston, ana will return tomorrow. The
! other members Of the committee Will be-
| gin arriving tomorrow night In con-
| siderable numbers, MS will representatives
! Of Roanoke and Norfolk, both of which
! cities wish the convention. They will
be met at every turn by the advocates
OF Richmond as the seat Of the con-
| vontlon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
.ODD-FELL0WS
TO CELEBRATE
Past Grand Sire Pinkinton 10
Speak Here To-
night.

The odd-Fellows of Richmond and
Manchester VIII celebrate the eighty-ffth
anniversary Of the order tonight at the
T. Al. G. a, Hall,
Past Grand Sire Alfred S, Pinkinton, OF
Worchester Mass, VIII deliver an adj
dress on Fellowship, Mr.. Pinkinton
is an eloquent speaker. and Is noted
throughout the county as n great fra
ternalist.
Past Grand Master and Grand Repre-
sentative Iill Montague Of this city will
Introduce Mr. Plnkinton, aud Mr., Otis
IA. Russell will preside, There Win be
appropriate music, and all who come,
viii enjoy themselves.
The public is cordially invited, There
VIII he no ticket Of admission. Mr.. PIN
klnton viii be The guest Of Mr.. Hill
Montague during his stay in the city, lie
viii be shown around the city to-day by
the odd Fellows,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Fitzhugh-HartIey.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcll.)
PETERSBURG. VA, April 27.-..At $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. at the resi-,
dence of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Hartley, Adams Street Miss
Mary Louise Hartly and MIR. Randolph
Gerard Fitzhugh, were, married This
was one Of the most beautiful house we'd
dings OF the season. The halls and par
Tors were profusedly decorated with
ME Butcher, Rosa May Seward, Mary
Welsger, and Mrs. Robert Powell. gown
ed in white mousseline de sole, entered
tho rooms and formed an aisle with rib
bon, through which the bride passed
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, pastor Of the First Bap--
fist Church, performed the ceremony, at
a most beautifully imnroyised altar, de-
Mir William Lee Fitzhugh was best man.
Laeta Hartley, sister of tile bride, was
maid of honor Her gown was of white
ingly made. She carried bouquet Of
La France roses. The bride wore an ex-
quisite gown of white crepe de chine over
white taffeta silk, an illusion veil, caught
gracefully with lilies Of the , yalley.annd
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. She was accompanied by her
maid of honor TO the altar. Miss Weis-
lger played Mendlessofn's wedding
march as the bridal party entered
Among the out of town guests were MI.
Robert Powell. OF Savannah; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Tuck Mr.. and Mrs, Guy.
Mrs. a. G, Jonson, Mr.. Mac -Pobie and
Mrs. seurs Dobe., OF Richmond; Mrs,
ley, of Stony Greek; Miss Ftzht gll, Of
Pulaski; Mr.. and Mrs. Egg!eston. of Nor
folk; Mrs. Harvey Barton, of Radford
and Mrs. II. w. Johnson. of Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28

ferson Ward, succeeding Mt liargroVc
4 yyt,p did not stand for recollection any
iswtIpsr tern, expires With the present
Council. .
sl3iI sIroets.4 Alderman Hobcrt Whittet, o.
/ Caly ward succeeding Major OtwaS ;.
u Allen who was defeated.
3'b Water Joiii Mann.
Grounds and Bnildings-John X. grimes
n Poor. Marx Gnnst.
Health Julius a. Hobsoil
En- Jnncs River lmprovcmc IL.
y Curtis AZ
Ebert il. Pollock.
Cc,nttcries-tE Harvic Spence.
police, Elections and Schools--llnrry Z.
Glenn. .,,,,,, =,
Y Adams.
Mr.. Pollock Happy.
Mr.. Gilbert X. Pollock was one OF 'lia ,
3 MANIFEST men In Richmond yeslerdas' nv ~
he had much cause for his happiness
X led liis ticket for recollection TO tllo ooe., n
Gil before a new constituency, over son,e
uf lie strongest men IN tho field, lie Mus ,
,t.,rn,Iv congratulated OH all hands, ana
NM had n word Of gratitude for all.
Major Oway S. Allcn took his ueict.
fo,. the Board gracefully, and was one "
3 the first To offer his CONGRATULATIONS "
his successful opponent Mr.. w. j. Law
ney ,,,
ti,hc fight was clean and high all along
the lines, and the defeated eanaia a .t,s
all seem to be meeting deteat III U slit4i.
OF maLness.
Rode on Trunk.
The trunk containing the ballots, which
Was guarded Tuesday night at the cen
trail police station by Messrs. Charles les
Nillhiser and John T. lcanan, was &c
posted yesterday in the Virginia trust
Company, these two gentlemen having
sal npon II In a dray as 1t moved down
1nwn There will be no further use for
its contents, as there will be no conlest
or recount every one feeling that the
ELECTION was fairly conducted.
rhe bets were al paid yesterday, ana
some estimates place the aggregate US
high as $4,000
Mr.. Robert FIolstead lost out, but he
staked no currency of tho United state
lie was Taylor man, and mad 70 push
Mr.. w. r. Moalc. a fellow printer from
Ware and Dukes plant, on Governor
street. to Seventh and Broad Streets IN
hand cart. lie did It, and the victor
greatly enjoyed the performance,
Got Fine Vote.
state Committeeman John j. Lynch,
who was reelected 70 tne iSuuhcH l'o iii
Jefferson Ward, led his ticket by
handsome majority and was proud OF his
victory.
Captain Mccarthy will have opposition
for Mayor at the June election. Par
SON w. Z. Talley, an erstwhile Repub-
llcan. will run as an independent candi-
date. This determination Is no new one
on the part Of r.iTnlley. He has long
had political aspirations and has many
times before sought public preferment
in vain, both in his native county OF
Hanover and in the city of Richmond.
But Captain Mccarthy will win and
every one believes he will make an ad-
lnirabe Mayor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Bridge Bonds Sold.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
BERRYVILLE, Va April 26-The
Bank Of Clarke, financial agent Of the
county of Clarke, has sold the Issue
of $4,000 of bonds to be Issued by Clarke
county June /, 1901 to Baker, watts and
Company, of Baltimore, at premium of
500. The proceeds Of the bonds will be
used to pay for two steel bridges to be
erected across the Shenandoah River at
Gastleman's and Bcrry's Ferries. work
upon which Is expected to be COM
menced within few weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28

q. r. DEAN. NO 10 Governor ST.. Richmond,
Va Manufacturer of perfect. accurate level
prices. Highest awards received wherever eS,
hlhited, Full and conpiete stock q all the
Various GRADES Billiard and Pool Table sup
plies on hand ready for immediate abpment,
Slate Black Boards for keeping account Of
games; Bridges, Chalk, cue TIPS. Green Court
Plaster, Bent Needles. Green Sewing SIX for
Repairing Torn, Cloth, Red Laalhers, Green
Pocket, Iron Leathers, Green Fringe, and all
The various shapes ana sizes Pocket Irons, TO ~
IN amy make VI table, Leather Jugs and jug
lelis, Billiard Markers, Bah and Cue Racks.
BOLTS and Pocket Iron Bolts, Chalk Holders.
Combination Blngks 70 ~ in Pool Tables for
playing billiard games; IVORY Points for
Cues, Pool Ball Baskets, Rubber Covers for
covering tables when NOT IN use Deans
Double Action Steel spring Rubber Cushions
are the trufst most perfect and accurate made.
1ectlon longer than any other make.
II the Cuhhipna uH your tables ara dead or
SLOW take the rails on, pack them IN box aud
ahip them 70 ms, and | VIII put set OF the
class Cloth, ~ IsAdy ana complete % he placed
on your table Tor immediate uEs for Ssl 90 ]
challenge The world 70 no extent VI slg) to
billiard end Pool Tables oyerhapled and put IN
EtTfeet ordag Biiiiard TaAies made into Pool
csthSs aSa Jss siprs Fa I2e P Rsaf
tiops Counters and show Cassh for al pur-
Rosins Balls. Ten Pins, Foot Chalk,
I5iswlss dnthtsi DEANS Beer Coll Boxes are
&C esil II write fer prices opL-of1own ORDERS
win n K.sses s1G Psa@p' A''sa''S z DEAN
Ns GA "a eay.rnar ST.. Rtehmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Armistead- Heath.
Especial to The TImes-Dlspatel

Especial 70 The Tlmes-DlspaTclL)
NORFOLK, VA, Aprll a7,--Miss
Louse Heath, daughter of Judge
James y, Heath, to-day became the bride
OF MIR, j, Collins Armistead. OF Ports
mouth, the wedding being celebrated very
quietly this afternoon at the home OF
tho brides parents, with only the mem
beers of the two families present.
The celehrant vas Rev, u. s. i'arland
Of Atlanta, hrolherrin-aw of the groom,
assisted by Rev ", a. Barr, rector or
st, lnke's Episcopal Church.
MI. and Mrs. Aimistead left this even
Ing for Northern trip,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
All Ready Now.

There Is no longer a doubt as 20
whether the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton will be ready to open SATURDAY. y
is formally announced that the otnclal
badge Of the members Of the board or
lady managers, one Of tho most alabo--
rate decorations OF this or any other age.
is now completed, louisville Courier
Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Hudson ewhouse.

(Hpeclal 10 Tho Times plspalchl
GuLPEPER, VA, April FLA pretty
marriage was celebrated in The Epispopal
Church q 1850 O'CLOCK this evening, tho
contracting parties being. MI, Addison
Hudson is business man 81 West Viz.
ginia, and the bride Is the daughter Of
Mr., S. NJ. Newhouse, Of gulpeper' The
church was artistlcally decorated with
towers. ferns aud palms. ana ,tAe cere-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Chalkley-Andrews.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April az
Miss Virginia, Smith Andrews, a popular
young lady OF Hampton. and Mr., Marvin
Archer Cha1kley, OF Richmond, were
married this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
tho homo OF the bride.
Rev. Asa, Driscoll performed the cerG-
mony. After the wedding the coupe LETT
for Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Field-Kirk.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times pispatct)
NORFOLK, VA, April 27,--Mss Thyra
a. Kirk, formerly Of Baltimore, now OF
Norfolk. was married Tonight TO Mr.,
Henry Byrd Field, OF Petersburg, at ST,
l,uka's Episcopal Church,
The celebrant was Rev, Roger Brooke
fancy Anderson. Of, Boston, a relative Of
the bride, assisted by Rev. w. a. Barr,
Washington Bowie, Jr of Baltimore,
was best man, and Misses Liza Deans
Anderson, Burton Gray Bull and l.elta
Stockett, of Baltimore were bridesmaids.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
The Book Tells You How
To Oct We'll At My Risk.

Is YOU want TO feel better;
= tii you want moro strength
4 Si you lack ambition, al
Y !!f yuu can't do things like YOU used 70. ,.,v
4 IL ypi1r Fnefye--yoiir courage-is leaving YOU
your coincidence Iii yourself Is less
Il YOU lnek VIM visor. vitality. .,,,.,,,on
sonethihg Is eating away your cons't i,,a
\ ASK Inc by letter for the book Don s9nu "a, -
PENNY Let No tpke the risk. Let inc toll you
Sr druggist near BY who VII gvo ;y,, vow IA
n n Take II and SEQ for yourself what IL WIZ
90. Then. decide. -,
No cost--fot d penny--if you cay II nm no nc,
PEI Dort leave It 70 the Alone, a.
me ms We might be prejudlccd You, YOU a ~ ~
snal say the word whether YOU pny Viz 1
th r. hii, The druggst cant con,p'a all A'e
q penny II tt fats. It's n twocent stnnp'or q
peos,al-nganst Six bottles Of my !, e.
E sn $3.50 their cost Don't you nes 10
ior t T. s;iels have found 2,s ago now GER
liL Risk my reputation OH It, Ana , the cost a,,
r. ' e, r,edishe, too Know Ghu r,,, M"' v gu
interest Others don do It that way. its pay
need IA Elg 'i'''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
#Huffnan-Varner.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcl,.)
LURAY, VA, April 27--Mr: Hubert II:
HUFFMAN, son Of Mr.. A. j.. Huffman, OF
daughter OF the late John Warner, Of
Stonylan, were married at the homo OF
the BRIDES mother. four miles south of
Luray. this evening. Elder Henry Early.
CHURCH, Rockingham county, ofllciatlng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Stone-Cole.
rio1 ~ r,bo t'i,nos nj spa ttll \

Especial to The Times Dispatcl)
RuCKERSV1LLE VA, April 27.--N1lss
Cole, and Mr., George stone, OF 5Birming-
ham. A1ahalnav were married to-day. at
the residence OF the brides father. The
pride fis the most popular young lady OF
this community, and Mr.. stone is u ncp-
hew Of DR.. George B. Jennings, and an
estlmable gentleman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Stedman for Governor.

Especial to The Times nlspatcll.)
Democratic primaries here tonight
Charles NJ stedman was unanimously
endorsed for Governor. Delegates
named and every delegation Instructed
to vote as unit for his nomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Cartroll--Dusl1.

Especial to Tie Tllnes-Dlspatch3
Rs ROAM OISE, VA, April 27--Dr w. s.
Carroll. a prominent young dentist, and
Miss Leila Dush were married at High
Noon to-day. at the residence Of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. Fred Thomas. Rev;
$lcllis Hay, pastor Of tile Reformed
Church, officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
DIED FROM SWALLOWING
A PIECE OF STEEL
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)

ISpFCIHI 10 IIIe Z I1IIrs'- IJI.PTtt LIZ q
F. SALISBURY, n. c., April a7.--Mr. Hen
dorson Stewart a young man about TWEEN
ty-one, son of Captain Stewart, OF
Davie county, died very suddenly at his
boarding house here to-day. Two weeks
ago Stewart swallowed a piece of steel
while drinking water, for which he came
to Salisbury for treatment. and from
which death resulted.
His death was very, unexpected, as 1t
was thought by all his recovery was GER
tain. $50 5t-E IL l,3t ts. Sci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Field Day at Woodbury..

Especial to The Enthusiastically
ORANGE, VA, April 27-1he annual
field day Of NNoodberry Forest School
was held Monday The following were
the events and winners:
One hundred yards, Irwin; time, II 10
minutes.
Two hundred and twenty yards, irwin
and Walker; time, % 20 minutes.
Hurdle, 100 yards, Adams; time 10 10
minutes.
putting shot Walker; distance. 80 feet
0 1-2 inches.
Polo vault. Adams; height, $ feet .
inches.
standing broad jump, Ravul; distance,
standing high jump, Christian; height
8 feet il inches.
Running broad jump, Adams distance,
II feet inches
Throwing hammer, Adams; distance 9s
feet inches,
Throwing BALI Adamsi distance, los
yards. aN5
Running high jump, Needham and
Adams, tie; height, feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Lecture on "Korea.,

The last lecture OF the annual course
Of the Mechanics Institute will be de-
livercd at the Auditorium of the Instl-
tute AT Eleventh and Broad Streets this
evening at s o'clock, py hepr'Admiral
rlarrte Webster The subject Will be,
"Korea.n 'phe public Is invited,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Where They Play To-day.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago. ~
st. Louis at Plttsburg
Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago, s; Cincinnati, q.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Errors both bat
terry and fielding, scored all the runs
in to-day's game.
The score: H. H. ~.
Chicago ............O3 GO o. -
Cincinnati ..........O 0 o 5000 2-2 4
batteries: Lundgren and King; Elliott
and O'Neil. Time, lao. Umpire, Q'Day.
Attendance $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
Failed to Find True Bill,

AsHEvILLE, n. g.. April s7,-The
grand Jury to-day failed 10 find true
bill against Messrs. Sitton and Long
who were charged With palming off
block Of stone as a petrtftsd man on the
Pristine Fortified Phenomenon company
for 5000