The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
" ls leht H ~ tbe Fourth were givei,
{y M M audiences. WHO laughed g 1.-the
Nh of Little Chip md applnuded iaflif dainty
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49, 49, Ia

Nm IVY ght 81 the Fourth were givei,
OH fty taffe idithtes. WHO iaug he'd g
Or little Chip md nprln,ided danny ll
lfarss Marble SS IS Il y \.
sS.itiiii,edintcly d terl the sino . night
ff6r,1,anro al elaborate free Ill " o.
fireworks wins by the tt,a'lag e ire1l
which was Witnessed -. y "a
II Fan over into the grove md drlv
SS|s around Reservoir la MA S 4, =, ~
XVI Hermitage Golf club IN exciting
sH fefif,is match was played for the local
IL KIDD champion OF Richmond. Mr.. Fred.
ma Pollard tie holder: OF the title, winning
but Ii, good fashion. l & IN III
large gallery VII messed and q p
e ssnin,ided tho game, after which the mem.
3$ Sera nfi3 The club and their guests wero
fertalnedi In the cuzy club house.
4. fss At thea 11lks' Home open house was
N Xei,t& during the Afternoon, md evening,
Sgs, and ,neh1bers and their friends cntoyed
sihes hospitality Of the club house. 53
sss ,TbeSRichmonti Gun ub8held3it Its annual
SS1 shoot d the club grounds, Just west OF
~ tfn 2clti fair grounds, where n number
III the crack SLOTS of this u ~, IS well
as IL number Of shooters from q distance
s9s competed for the handsome prize offe
SSby tlie club. The top score was made b "
sS fIst n. storr Of baltimore, d prof ional,
sasYlio broke 1S5 ella Igeons y oul q 5 81 a
" possible ZOO III III z. A. "a N
f5 Al Broad Street Park the two ga mes Of
S$ss Baseball between Richmond and r onnokeg
attracted crowds that, for size, broke the
III seasons record. "a 81 81
s21n the morning $500 enthusiasts suf-
s5i fered the sings and arrows Of outrageous
fortune when r chnond fwns defeated by
tho close score Of ~ to u. EN- &.
tile afternoon game no loss thnnSS ,0V
ssrobters cheered the }loal club to VIC tory.9
and sitting like sardines in box, SO "
n 4 The score 81 the morning agrecably re-
55svefsed. 75 5SS l sgIs
Althoughi was the Fourth. COLI Still.
sSBpitchera for the Richmond teal could
III have 70 ten more votes as the most popu-
lar politician THAN ould T ionlas Jcftcr-
"a son, had he heen alive. r edmond is base
ball mad 4, and 4 Casey Mt the Bat Is Baf
far more popular lNrlc than X Is sS' Inelc-
Spendence Day Sc NJ NJ
& gAtS q nmhles Hill Park, Ia rdella' g sBantl
81 ,flayed patriotic music in honor Of the
I'M occasion. "a throng of PEOPLE enjoyed the
III concert and a toy bal loon ascension that
IA followed. n n. sl;& 81 st *,
Tired But Happy
se34 At midnight the cars were still packed
with tired : holiday folk, who worn out
Il WITH excitement, and satinted with amuse-
III ,l1ent, wendell sleepily their home ard
i way But one il accident marked the play
Nth fina-cra ok ers. M iss Lizzie ELenne r, OF
n Church HILL held on a bit too long to "a
y itt1ghted rpop4oraoke nd, conse q .dently
Hllf,d her finger nall blown on /, II
49, That unkind fnto should have attacked!
Ss \ lady, when so many worthless Inaa
h escaped s5unhurt. A is one of AZ those mystic
MI ries which will 80 n down into history
sd along Iwlln#the honest ro1itlclan and the
Ne lplot OF G George Meredith novels. 81
Miss 1 apply was vas not lot serT
8sously injured. q
People who kp ow, such as the Oldest
saH that Richmond never be-
M fore 4 observed holiday with n such "a |,
universal turn out looks as though
Day, after having reached
the mature age OF II 80 years. $is begin
Ming Ifnd favor the eyes yes q Rich Rich
ssg y11ond