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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
WAS OVERLOOKED
This One time.
Drunkenness Oh Police Force.
.38 Will Receive Immediate
Dismissal.
10 INVITE HAM PDEN-slD
"A Strong Move for a Battlefield
9ark--Tllc Malone Mon
ument.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

(Specialto The Times. Dispatch.) III
PETERSBURG, VA, April 81. Police
man w. T. Payne. who was suspended on
charges OF drunkenness by the Police
Commissioner March 21st, was rclnstated
by Joint action OF the Board Of Aldermen
and city Council Tonight. by vote Of
20 to z. B, Z @
Mt the long meeting this afternoon and
evening, the two bodies finally agreeing
to pass at their next regular meetings q
city ordinance providing for immediate
dismissal from Abe force for such Of!
lenses s$5
r.. N. Partin WAS elected a police COM.
miysoher to succeed DennleJ Perkinson,
resigned. 81
IIANIPDEN-sIDN
"A resolution was passed, offered by G..
r. Bishop, directing the president Of the
Aldermen to appoint II committee Of
five to present Petersburg, . interests to
the trustees OF Hampton. Sidney in the
matter OF removing the college to sou'e
city. The Chamber OF Commerce Will con-
slider the matter at a speciaHmecting TO-
morrow. * n s43 t.is WI s3i 3}} n
The battlefield park appropriation hus
strong support here by influential men and
will be pushed hard. @ NJ q 81
General ". T. Clark, internal revenue
inspector, examined the local office here
to-day. the conditionS OF which was highly!
commended. General Clark Is the only.
surviving member Of General Grants
sta ff. KS .si x 5a
BATrLEFIELD PARS.
Petersburg viii have a big ba ttlefieid
park y II the efforts Of the Chamber OF
Commerce are rewarded. a. letter from
the Chamber was presented TO the Board
OF 5$EA ldermen last evening by President
Beckwith. requesting the City Councils to
cooperate With the Chamber In the
work for a battlefield park. }$ The letter
Will he presented Il to the Council at its
next meeting. I Z has strong support from
Influential men and will be 4pusted hard.
The license tax ordinance, as adopted
by the Council, was concurrcd in and
adopted by the Aldermen.
tits stated that with their charter.
granted. the Malone Monument Assoclu-i
ton will In al few days commence active
work for the requirement OF site, and
other important essentials to the fulfil.
nlent Of the plan. a q III 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
HITCHCOCK 0UsTS
WAREHOUSE. FORCE ] |! !: !.
5(By Associated Press,)s


WASHINGTON, y. ca prili 2l---F II '.tl.
III. Wilson acting superin tende s md mn,
seven clerks OF the dian wnreiouse In:
New York to-day were surnnlar'llly dis Ilt,.,
missed from office by Secretary Hitch 4;
cock as the result OF revelat ions made ltltlt
by an inspection OF the office by indian Ian
Inspector " esler, referred charges
Of irregularities IN the, conduct OF II the
office, Including Wilson'S accounts, In In
order to protect n number Of employees en- ,lf' 81
Who were not performing any Service as,,' for
tho Government. This VilsofnN3w was en-
5abled to do because he was the , dis
burslng agent for the warehouse US There e.
we're fourteen persons on the pay roll,
while Inspector Nesler asserts s!a that fo sir
or five we're all that were necessary. u ot
those on the roll ~ IS asseItea .G,is
several were rendering no service Wpiltt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
news GATHERED
FROM S:|.0UTHS|DE
Political Sentiment III the vari-
Gus Contests Isl Much.
4 Divided
ALDERMEN I } R n :: CALLED |. [. E! ITO MEET
Bridge Committee to Confer iii.
Richmond Oh Monday
Night.
Manchester Bureau, Times. DIspat Oh, j

H.
y No. 1102 Hull Street..
There Is a great diversity 81 sentiment
IN this city OH the question OF the scia-
torial preference. The sentiment In tho
First Ward Is strongly for Montague,
but In the middle wards 1t Is favorable
TO the present senator. Up to*,p the Mon
tague sentiment Is strong. Willard
seems to be tho favorite In the guberna-
I torial fight, but Swanson has d good
following, ie n 3tlft n
The sentiment for legislative candi-
q dates Is also divided, as both the candI-
dates are popular and both are members
OF; the local lodge OF Elks, an organza-
ton that does nol allow politics TO In.
i flnencc It,, out which individually Is a
power III whatever I undertakes to do
sS Board to Meet.
q The Board OF Aldermen has beer,
called toGrncct on Monday night to act
B upon tho ordinance providing for tho
bond issue. The action OF tho body Will
undoubtedly BIO favorable to the issue,
as the sense OF that body has already
been shown.
Tho Street Committee will also meet
on Monday night to transact some bus
mess OF Interest In the shape Of street
improvements. ISL 81 tx 39ss
One Lone Tramp.
The police station sheltered me lone
4 tramp last night, and the police reported
nat the city was as quiet as It has been
Il for n long time. There was no disorder
anywhere. nor were there reports OF any
lawlessncss OF any nature. s
Bridge Committee. IN
rs The committee on conference on the
proposed free bridge matter will meet,
4 at the Council chamber OH Monday night
and proceed In Il body to the City Hail.
sin Richmond, "a for a ference with tho
committee from that city. The sentl-
ment here is strong for the Bird ge. and
the committee represents that sentiment.
Work Progressing.
Work on the new glass works plant Is
n proceeding rapidly, and the contractors
expect to be ready to turn the plant
ing month. 81
Music in the Churches.
There viii be special music in the.
Episcopal and Catholic churches{ to-mor-
row. The services at Meade Memorial
3xyIll; he conducted by Rev. Ben Dennis,
and REV. Father Dehiunck will preach at,
Il Sacred Heart. Ia II: 81
The other churches will have the usual a
Easter services.
Have an Egg Hunt.
~ The Ladies Aid Society OF the Balm - N
n bridge Street Baptist Church VIII give q
anlFEas,cr egg hunt this; afternoon y q
clock al the church. "a The chiidref'
OF tho cityH are invite ID y
ss Personals and Briefs.
There 7 is nothing new in the 1 Burnett s.a
s case. Neither party has been h Nc arg
from. 33s q. ]. !, ~
u three Young men who we're arrested
( thc night before. The price he placed
against them was $3.50 each. I,
THE revival S5 services at Bainbridse
street Church closed last light The l'
services were most successful;
NJ rs. y David Wake Is better. {#s
Mr.. u. w. Fuqun, OF Roanoke, who ma s
been visiting his parents ut N D rewry,s $
Buff, has returned home. accom- q
BY his sister, Miss Olive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
SHORT CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Case Of Richard Logan Went

Justice Johns civil docket was un;
usually long yesterday. and he viewed,
with delight the short criminal docket
There was nothing worth much OF his
while on the latter docket, ana no was
Il The case 4of Richard Log ran, colored,
was continued until May, 81 because the Z,
to appear, Logan shot King In the hip
and the latter Is now IN the hospital The
shooting occurred in Jackson Ward, and
was the outcome OF a row over a GIRL,
Logan Is In no way pertturbed over the
and feels that he can get
out Of his trouble when the case comes
to trial. The two negroes e are mere
youths, neither Of them being Of mature
age hi 81 I}.t III b a ts ( 81 ~
assessed the sun, Sof $50 for fighting In
the street. n 5l Hi. l5sss
Hattie Norye was charged $3.50 for
being disorderly In the street,
He was charged with heating Fillmore
\ Brltton, and the witnesses failed to show
5llp, An attachment was sent out. II III 81
That was "a bputgall, but the DRINKS. (;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
HOME VETERANS 10
" WITNESS /. / ! B|OER WAR A


The veterans Of tho Lee Camp Soldiers
G Home will be CUES is OF General Cronje
at the opening performance OF the 4.oerSi
H War Spec acle next ~ Wed nesdny3 al tcr-
noon. Once more they Will witness tho
stirring scenes Of conflictgand smell the
smoke Eof battle and the days when they
fought and hled for the cause so near
their hearts and homes will be brought
to remembranCe with Yiyil real ity sS f$
"a characteristic of tho mode. OF war II
\ fnreu sed by the Beers and British sisS
$nns5lndlYiduality of action. u Every man q
SHIFTS for himself. although under
strict military direction. This Is II metii-fs
Eod of tactics which has lntaly become sre-S
scognlzed by themiltary authorities as tho
most effective mode Of warfare. ssS
The Boer may be said to have been the
first organized fighting force that dis &
played this tndividuality5in com bat ia Y
noted military authority In discussing tho
methods employed by the Beers has said 4
that leach man made himself equal to-
-four men by using not only his strength
and bravery but by protecting himself
by Ingenious cunning = "a .ssi # n
In the battle scenes presented In the
great spectacle the several detachments
1 Illustrate how an attack Is made In n in-Ss
5dividunl unison.,' The force is seen to
charge down tho field and the men scat "
terlng Iii all directions fire and then fall !
& to the ground to protect themselves from
tho return yoleys Of the enemy. There Is 4
no close file through which the deadly
bullets can NOV their way J, 4 but with
speed and effective lire the men advance
against the enemy, each soldier doing
his share as San individual fighting unit
and yet forming q part OF the united
scheme OF attack, {S "a "a VA q REL
Owing to the ca lis that have been madc
upon General Cronje for his Richmond
visit. 1t has been decided that he Will
not accept any Invitations while In tho
city. Hewired his personal representa-
/ tive yesterday asking that Farrange ments! I
be mada for him to meet the local Of
flcers and yesterday invitations wero isE
sued to all local military men to call upon
the general at the Richmond Hotel AT VI
o'clock Wednesday morning and review l
with him the paradesof his men ana he 4
present at the firing Of the salute OF 4
{ honor opposite the Washington nlonli-
ment. i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
..s LOCAL MEN WIN
Holt and Richardson Defeat
Monroe and Calvin.

There was a fair crowd out 10 4 SEQ tho
bicycle races last night, ana some enthusiasm
was evoked by the various events
Tx The first race. which was q ''purslt,'' was
won by Newton. against Sadler. In two miles
won by Kendler. ii5}4 lii5f,5i 5l5
TheSthe principal race, Calvin caught Monroe
after going eleven laps u in the fast time OF
Lao 40. "a n ft35$$44 ffsf Y
s3' The city championship was taken by Holt,
and the latter and Richardson won tho hand.
cap race from Monroe and Calvin. This was
by the crowd. The handicap was half a mile
The general result was victory for the local
IN on. ~ 80. EEl9..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Beautiful Music at St, Pauls,

Tho Good Friday song service. long an sinsti-
tuition at St. Paus Episcopal Church. was
listened to 8by q congregation that filled the
great auditorium to- Its capacity. III D *
Rev, Robert w Barnwell conducted the de-
tyotlons Nearly the entire sermon was In
song, and the audience WAS highly .apprecia-
tive OF the beautiful music. 4 AZ ~ q 3, rs
The soloists wore Mrs. Plzzini, Mr. Norman
Call aud Mr.. Robcr 6, Whitehead. They were
.spendidly sustained by the chorus choir and
Professor Jacob Reinhardt was at his best
with the organ. The programme was a beau
{tiful whole and compliments Were heard
on all sides from the dispensing congregation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
NORTH CARO|L|N||ANs
PROVED THE WINNERS.
4 Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

gs5 CHAPEL HILL Gu. April E21.-In ia
rather easy game here this afternoon the
University OF North Carolina won from
South Carolina college by a score Of .
lima boys scored their tilree5run and made
the result of the other eight look rather
gloomy for the Tarheel boys But Cap
tain Cheshire and his men. got rightsn the
game and the visitors were retired each
inning without chance3to again cross
the home plate. The North Carolina boys
seemed able to hit the visiting pitcher.
most any old time they cared TO. .Sf l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Twin City Games.

ss The Twin City games begin at $50
o'clock this afternoon. The first game
will be between Barton Heights and the
Manchester Colts. Tho second will be
The four teams are evenly matIhed and
good games are expected. All the teams
will be on their mette. for tho big
crowd 3 OF the season is expe cted to be
present.
Tho notable Incident of the games will
BIO the presence OF Barley Kahn, who
will make his debut with the Manchester
team In the lnaeld. Kain was to have
played In the Western League, but he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
salLllnde,r,s-Fl'a,rna;le:lrr,.

The home Of Mrs. Adams on state Street
in Fulton, VAS the scene Of pretty weda1In ss
eanesany 'Sss "a the BRIDE Of Mr. Eddie
The Ceremony performed by the May
i,h,,.nb IN : the presence Of q number pf
friends and relatives Mr.; and Mrs Saunders
nre Well known md popular w Fulton II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
DISCOVER TWOgMORE
WIVES FOR JOHANN 8H,OC'lHF
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, April 21.--rWo more alleged
sared n According to letters received by the
states attorney to-day both wives"
Selection Of u jury to try Hoch Is PROV.
ing q difficult task. Four$ or iocl' 3
wives occupied seats IN court to-day
and listened with interest to the e y an
nation oflveniremen, III Ia i5 vi 81 X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Mrs, Gill's-Annual Trip.

Z On account OF the many happy events which
ton famous. unusual and even romantic in
terest Is taken In her trips to the National
Capital Easter Monday, OF each year. Mrs. q
and as usual she Will be the life OF the COM
phny. She has secured rooms In Washington 4
for tho entertainment OF her. party at 5ex- A
ceedngy low rates, and those who have not
ARA nged for entertainment may apply to her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
IA Noted Artist and His NJ ork,

Mr.. Edwald Solomon artist, with . studloH
at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourthSts Streets
New York city, Is in the city for q short
stay Mr.. Solomon, well known IN the large
f; with hin, some OF the handson!estt
water coors probaby eyer seen ee here They
81 rean y in fsuci, tender lights and shades as
ire not usually seen even in exhibitions Of
the highest class. Ell . 4, /,
gpeopie and said yesterday he was charmed
with the warm. cordial manners Of the south
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Philip DalrI,,s.;asln.

Mr phillp Dorsan died at his esldence,
No zoos Hanover street, last evening at
$40 O'clock. Deceased leaves q wife, one
son, aged seven years. and four sisters
Mrs. @. III. Deurlng, OF Detroit, Mich;
Mrs, Joseph 4,Iumpf, Mrs. Lille Smith,
and Miss Lem Dorsam, and one protheF
William Ilorsam, of New York city %
mourn their loss, Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made. IL y III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Herrera Wins, I.

"a 9el (By Associated E Press,)
BALTIMORE April 21.---After ono OF the
clcancst fights seen In this city In many a
day, AurelIa Herrera was given tho decision
over Tommy DAILY by Referee O IIara at the
end OF the fifteen rounds to which the match
was limited. Both fighters did SPLENDID work,
hut the decision seemed a Just ono to most
OF the moderate crowd present, RI r 54,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Squire. Lyle Hurt,

Justice OF the Peace aIlnes ., Lyle of
Clay Ward, was Knocked d own and hurt
by a street car at ri tn and Broad Streets
last mighty Mr. Lyle was about to q, ,boaI "
another. His shoulder was dlslocated and
he was trea ted BY the AMBULANCE pllysir
clan and left at his home, No. S0l South
i aurel Street, where he Is doing very well.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
SYRIAN MINISTER TO
CONDUCT SPECIAL SERVICES

A series OF special meetings will be
inaugurated at Emmanuel Baptist Church
tomorrow night. Rev, Mr.. Baroody, a
Syrian minister and for some years a
professor in the college at Beirut, will
preach, and Mr.. Reinhart, a member OF
Iinmanuel who has been doing evangells-
tic work mi the West for some time, will
have charge Of the music. and will have
a large chorus choir. s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
ELKs' MONUMENT.
To be Unveiled at the Rest in
Hollvwood in May. f

At special meeting y q !, Rle ,ha n"
.nm ners at ii the Elks' est in Hollywood on
Nav 9th were completed. The monument.
is in the shape Of q bronze elk He SIZE,
yersnry Of the institution n Of the local
lodge, Those who will speak will en-
brace the Governor, the Mayor and Rabbi
Calisch. The lodge will march y IN q
body from the Hollywood gate TO the
lot In that cemetery, hi VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
aTwo Views Of a Great Fight

To. ,,,norrow. afternoon at $3.50 IN tho Asso.
cia tinn S'hail, rev c. r. Stealey, pastor of
Broatus Memorial Church, Wil speak on one
Of the greatest fighters the Wofa mus u e tp
Great Fight'' The meeting Will be full % q
interest 10 every young mar. VINO mas 1i itys
on hand or any sort OF struggle ~ ls i,istf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
/ Mr., Swa1,n7so IN Returns.

from sutfolk,S Where he addressed mass
meeting OF. voters Thursday night. and Will Il
remain In the city until Sunday or even
Monday, but will probably attend ono OF the \
csuntyS courts Mr. Swanson expressed him- 4
self us thoroughly pleased Will his reception
In Suffolk, I'LL " IS e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Thoroughbreds Burned.
(By Associated Press. J

FRANKFORT, KY, April s21.-Fourteen
Thoroughbred horses. among them Nislia,
entered in the Lexing ton, KY, futurlty,
'perlshed in flames which to-day destroyed
the barns OF the Frankfort Driving Assoc
citation here. The loss is s10,0OO Colonel
AID. Marin. Of Connecticut, is president
OF the association. H VI Il KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
STEAMER II: CARRIED over.
5000. PASSENGERS {
fnx Associated Press. /,

NEW YORK April 2l--When the
Hamburg American Line steamer Penn
tsylvania arrived hero to-day from Ham-
burg she had on board the largest mum
Der Of passensers ever Drought 70 th,s
number, Including cabin and Storage,
was 5000. or these 1850 were In tho
3stecrage, 1t ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
TELL HOW YOUNG
K|lLED. HIMSELF
Chicago Man Willing to Go t,
New York and Repeat Story
of What He Saw.
GIRL I'm CELL WITH SISTER
Attended Good Friday Services
Yesterday in Presbyterian
Chapel.
(By Associated Prcss,)

f. y
CHICAGO, April 21.-samuel Elsenberg,
the Russian coal maker, who has told OF
seeing d man kill himself while in q cab
with woman. June "a, 1904, on West
Broadway. New York, expressed will
ingness to-day to go to New York and and
testify on the witness stand In the case
OF Nan Patterson.
S'.4The cab in which Young and Nan
Patterson sat passed within five feet Of
me-" said Eisenberg to-day. "Tho man
appeared drunk, and he appeared to be
fighting with the woman. She was cling
Ing tightly TO his hands. The cab was
movin very slowly and the woman SAID
somethin to the driver, as II to tell him
to go faster. He cracked his whip and
then went faster. III i e "A
"suddcnly the man got his hands free
and pulled II revolver from his pocket.
His hand went up and down, and then
the shot rang out. The man fell :overfon
the woman's lap The woman seemed to
faint because her head fell on her
shoulder" 3 81 II isa5 ~
Attend Good Friday Services.
(I3y3 Associated Press.)
NEW YORK April 21.-Nan Patterson
will hereafter occupy a cell with her BIS
ter, Mrs J. Morgan Smith. This arrange
ment was made to-day by Warden Flynn,
Of the Tombs. The cell is in the new
hospital ward in the Iomen,s section.
The two women will occupy this cell 80
long as no Illness breaks out among the
women inmates of the prison.
To-day being Good Friday, they at
tended service In the ='resby terian chapel.
After services Miss Patterson's counsel
and her fat her allied. l5 S8fs
& Lawyer Abraham Levy, counsel. for
Nan PATTERSON Telegram he'd to-day to- y q
Chicago lawyer to secure in detail the
story o fSamuel Eisenberg, who said The
saw Caesar Young kill himself. Mr..
Levy was Informed q in reply that Esen-
berg told convincing story, and was
willing to come to New York to testify
to- It. Mr.. Levy i'd It tallied with that
told by the witness. Hazleton, of Oneon-
to. N. ", who testified for the defense5n
Nan Patterson's last trial. The man
does not speak Engl II sh. said Mr.. Levy
s"and | do not know how he would stand
under the fire Of cross xamination. but
his story impresscs me: ~ III is5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
The Biiou Melodrana.

.,The conylcts Daughter closes q Its en-;
3gagement at the Bijou With afternoon and
evening performances to-day, The house was
dark last night, the cement Of the Bi5oGi
never having given o performa nee on Good
Friday since they established heir threatro
.aThe Convlct's Daughter. Is a meIoTd drama,
lconstructed along the conventional lines. Its
Story Is not without interest 70 the lover over
OF lnelolrana. Il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
C!OW PEAS.

\ we aro prepared to MI orders for Black,
Clay, Whipporwill, New Fra. Mixed AMI
other variety OF Peas suitable for fertilizer ~
! Earmers and dealers lntersfted win 40 we'll
to carrV,pcnd with US, c
WALLERsTElM PRopucE CO. a
1s-a1 south Thlrtssnth strsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Goes to Atlanta,

Deputy Marshal Thomas r. Gazebrook left
last night for a tlanta. Ga. to convey to the
United States prison there. w liam q aekson.
IA negro, recently convicted . Of iIobblng the
pon was arrested IN one Of the eastern Virginia
co,iut leg. ~ sfgif NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Citizens \ q Protest

There viii be a meeting Of the, citizens in-
Monday might to- protest .REainet the erec-
ton OF the cancer hospi tal on the lot: oppo.. i
sto advise as 10 what 4 steps ma i 20 token
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
COUNTRY u HOME Or
IBRUTUs CLAY8BURNED.
1I,p Arsoclated Press,

4 fs5 PARIS, KY, April ~ .--Irhe handsome
country home OF Brlltls 4 ~ Clay, minis
ter ID Switzerland, burned to-day. Ser
wants were so excited Ina I nothing WAS
saved There Is only $1,000 insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

Professor Wightrnan Lectures,
Prof a. q. Wlghtman, Of Randolph
Macon College, leet ured last night mt the
University Golles,e OF Medicine. The leo
ture was a very able one, and was greatly
enjoyed by the faculty and students
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Mrs. Margaret DOMAIN.

Miss MargNretp onnan died terday
at her residence, No. 800 East Grace
sdaysat 8 r, r, With interment In Bland
ford Cemetery etersburG 3Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
PAUL LEssAR DEAD,

(Isy Associated Press.) 8sS
y PEISIN. April 2l.--AI. Paul Lessar, z suS.E
sian minister to China, whose foot wlls
recently ampulated, died last night ss$
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-05
score second game:

PSeSio seSS5 ...' '':..:SS no Q cES
Stolen bases: Blake, Cook. Bases on
balls: on Bohannon, g. of Stimmel, 2.
Struck out: BY Bohannon, a. by Stimmel,
8. Left on bases: Denver, 4; Pueblo, 10.
First base on errors: Denver, 3; Pueblo,
T. Home runs: Bohannon, O. Two-base
hit Perrine. Time: $40 Umpire: Mace.
Attendance: 5000.