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The state herald., 1907-02-22

The Holyoks town council has decid-
cd to adopt the meter system for the
town water works. This will neces-
state the purchase Of water meter
by each property owner desiring to use
water. The meter system is the only
absolutely fair system for public water
works as under that system each water
consumer pays for what water he uses
and there is no chance for any injustice
being done by water consumers vio-
lating the water works regulations. OF
course the purchase Of n meter will
mako an extra expense for the water
consumer on the start but the ndvant.
ages Of this system over the rate sys-
TEN heretofore in force will more than
compensate for this extra expense.
The state herald., 1907-02-22
We can make cornmeaI or graham for
you. Patmon Bros.

Grinding in 200 bushel lots or over, 4
cents per bushel. Patmon Bros.
The state herald., 1907-02-22

The Carthage Journal says that the
non. advertisers In that place are the
loudest In their denuneiation Of the mai
order houses. That Is the case every.
where. And for good reason, too. The
merchants who do not advertise are the
greatest sufferers from mail order com.
petition. Those who don't suffer. there.
fore do not complain. are fighting the
catalogue concerns with their own
weapon. to-wit: printers Ink. Under
present conditions Il Is the only way
under heaven known among men to
preserve and Increase local trade. -Ex.
The state herald., 1907-02-22

The Arcade Restaurant. recently O.
pened by Mrs. Butler, wish to announce
that Sunday dinners will be = speciality
with them and give hero their menu for
Feb. "a. 1907.
Soup.
Or Tall. Mixed Pickles.
Roast Beef, Au. Jus.
Baked Chicken. Dressing.
Boiled Tongue. Jelly.
Entrees.
Maccaroni itallicnc.
Fruit Roll. Natural Sauce.
Vegetables.
Mashed Potatoes, June Peas
Tomato Allcgrctti.
Desert.
Apple Pic. Lemon Pic.
Vanilla leo Cream.
Tea. Coffee Cocoa, Milk.
Dinner 2b..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
.COU...R|'I. SEEKS AID.
OF |NTER|IP Refer 4
Among Poles in
Henrico Passed Upon by
Judge Scott.
HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY

With the aid OF an interpreter. the
Henrico Circuit Court, Judge 4. Carter
Scott presiding, spent yesterday hearlns
complete details of the recent row III '''o
Polish quarter. Joseph Nalcski. William
valeski. Joseph Juros and Frank lnkQ-
wick. al Poles. answered to the charge
of having broken Into and robbed 81 inc
house of Joseph Ninkoski, near the Loco,
motive Works.
In the excitement of the affair, when
occurred on March 18th, woman was
badly injured by jumping from second
story window. and Ninkoski was badly
beaten up with an AK In the hands OF
one of the Poles.
The Ave men came to Richmond some
months ago to find employment, having
worked on the Tidewater Railroad, IN
! Eastern Virginia For some reason the
four got down on Ninkoski, and In their
determination to rid themselves. of him.
attempted 5toBrob him OF his worldly goods
Joseph Valeski w. valeski and Franz
zinkowich were fined SIS, eac! for com
! mon assault. and the burglary charge
| against them was dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
/ FRATERNITY BANQUET.
Members Attend Theatre ana.
Then Enjoy Feast.

Beta Chapter Of the p !, Them s 3ment
in : the University College OF M nnc me-
occupied three boxes at the IKE boxcs
sysp sG'sss
Srnm the rail. This chapter has been ~
sxstsnes for thrss yea some an Of the best
isnnwn and most influential names ~
nharmnccutical circles here, as wen as
fthro,lghout the North. 80,
Alter the the wh snt,r an ee ee-
Brands acted toastmaster and lha ntT re
sponded in, the happiest vein 70 the ne tous ' =
as :aEhe STATE ti.t Board."; r. Ashby Miller;
"l,oisons" Dr.. Kosher W Miller y ep:rn opr 2;
1 Tes snsnalc. IRON simon's Point OF
View" MI Wor!ey r. n9aa; cPaatS m
|s,Our Fraternity" Mr.. u. Whitman Mn ltl
nrren Years Hence" Mr.. ln ann
crnwc. woman" Mr. Howard G. White
mead ;"our Alumni" NIL Conrad 2, lS e.,
| fott: college Life, Mr. 3. farr'sl
4 . 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
New. Officials at Work.

Treasurer William b. Frayser and Dep-l
uty O'Bannon were found hard at Wolk
yesterday in their Office at the county
courthouse. Both officials had their coats
Oft and sleeves rolled up. and were busy
checking over the list Of tax tickets
made out by former Treasurer Hechler.
1t will probably be several days before
shape to do business satisfactorily.
The limit on the payment Of poll taxes
as a prerequisite for voting in the fan
election is May 9Th, and Treasurer Fray
ser will rush the preparation Of tax tick
cts. In order to afford as long a time as
possible for the 8citizens Of the county to
qualify for the election
Politics is becoming an interesting topic
Of conversation about the courthouse, and
many inquiries are being made with
regard to transfers and registration OF
young men and recent corners to the
. county The primary this fall will be the
first election held In the county since the
recent annexation, and there Ia some
anxiety as to the Reimbursement; OF certain
neighborhoods. The drawing into the city
OF the Immediately accessible and thickly
settled territory around Richmond leaves
the county vote composed largely OF {
| farming population. except In the city's
| suburbs to the north. ssigSf b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
.P.RESBY7ER|ANS TO
HAVE MASS -MEE TING.
Assemble Tonight to Hear
About Plans for jamestown
Exhibit.

The presbytcrlans Of the city will hold
n mass-meeting tonight in the First
Presbyterian Church, ut Madison and
GRACE. in the interests Of the Prcsbyte-
riian exhibit at the Jamestown Exposl-
ton.
Rev. w. w, Moore, y. D.. will preside
and make the opening address, Rev
u. T. Wexford, of Newport News, chair
also speak, and win outline the plans
for the exhibit.
Special music will be rendered By the
choir OF the First Church. 1t rs under
s,"oa al az ne G'he nd i rc,i,v i
omit their usual midweek services IN or.
der that their people may attend the
meeting at the First Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
NEGROES HERE TO
CELEBRATE Q -D D Y.
Program for Obsery
ance Of Emancipation Day
in Richmond.

The colored people Of Richmond will cele-
brate Emancipation Day this morning with
n military parade and appropriate religious
services. The City School Board has al
lowed a holiday in all the coiored school.
and a large turn out of local and country
negroes is assured.
The line of march for the parade NIL be
from Clay Street. out Second to Baker.
Baker TO Brook Avenue, Brook n 1sc,n - ~
Broad. down Broad to Esht e, Mn n'sn 10
tenth to Main. Main TO Ninth. MIN ~
i't The following program VIII be- OBJ %,
served: Prayer BY chaplain. Key es , n, y.
Peyton: music by Cable Basd, OF P ,., =.
bu us address, master of ceremonies. ~. Z, Z,
Johnson: address. j. G. Randolph; mus,c' -, "
Whife Rose Band, OF Richmond; singing ma !
tional anthem; music. st. Joseph's B "a q,
Grafton, Rev Thomas Green. OF smithi'eu
FORMATION Of line OF march 70 q, b i'i.an
street Park, where a concert VII ne ne stseA
ana a free dinner to the aged anu the =. q =
r. veterans. Vi2t tsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
BOARD TO VISIT
CONVICT CAMPS
Directors Of Penitentiary to Go
Over Norfolk and Williams
burg Roads.

Members of the board of directors
of tho Penitentiary are much interest,"
I'd In tho work of bodybuilding ny
convict labor under the now road law, &
and as soon as the weather opens
purpose to spend a few days N visit
ing tic camps now en- gagged IN buiid-
ing tho Norfolk ana Williamsburg
Boulevards. 1,i,3s
They will probably get off at "
liamsburg, and drive over the, re ute 70
jamestown, and then take IN the one
from Norfolk to tho ESposltloh
Grounds 4, \. ~,
Both these roads are being bu ~ y, 7
the state, assisted by the Uniteu
States government, alll large lorces#
a Of conyicts arc at work on them.
fThc progress OF BODYBUILDING ny
convicts since tho taking effect OF
the new law has greatly pleased the
directors, and they wish TO gam
natter personal Insight into the sys-4
tem. Thoy will find no better opp0r--
unity in tho State than can be mad Dys
roinr over the Norfolk and Wllllams-
burg Bouleyards 49,
rho board held a meeting at ING
rcnitentinry Monday, and the proPoGseu
"trip was informally discussed, Dut ~
! doflntte date was fixed, as the menu '.,'s
| nreforred to await tho opening o. o. .n -
| weather. ! Z !, ], q :, ;zcls
since Mr.. j. -. Wood took .n9 = r'| tbs
or Mr.. II. II. Elicit, me VIZ, ,,n. m .snn
annual election OF officers mas p =. as,''.,
~ sinca thc change there has not peeil
nuf sn,, ,noatinr: Of the body, MT. MIL
po,'1n Marruse iss president ana mas
y, ,l'nst valuable and falthfu4 OIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
AT FIRsT6CHURCH.
rev. Mr.. Hulten breaches to
LARGE CONGREGATION.

The services at the First Baptist
Church last.night were largely attend
ed. Rev. MIR. Hutton preached with
great earnestness and power. He be-
gun by saying that the thirteenth
Symphony ofBeethoyen was the most
heart touching OF all his great compo-5
sitions and that his text would be
taken from the Thirteenth symphony
Corinthians. when the Apostle reaches
the highest point Of his great intel.
lectual vision. His subject. How
we See Through Glass Darkly," was
elaborated in most impressive n,an-
ner. Mr.: Hutton said, we, see th re ~
Saviour's love; we see through glass
darkly in our conception Of the glories
Of heaven; we see through q glass
darl<ly in our understanding of the
mysteries OF Gods providence. How
great be the day when our spirltua
| vision shall be purified and we shall
know as we are known.
Services will be held again at
| o'clock tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
FUNERAL OF BISHOP
CRANBERRY HERE TO-DAY

The funeral OF Bishop John G.
CRANBERRY will take place this morning
at Centenary Methodist Church at 1850
o'clock. Tho funeral party Will reuch
Richmond by special train from ASH
land about II a. NJ, and go at once
to the church. Tho service VIII be con-
Quoted by Rev. w. J. Young =. ~,
pastor OF Centenary, and Ro.. ernest
stevens, pastor at Ashland. Bishop
Hass will deliver the address Minis NJ
tiers of this city will meet IN the lee
tire room OF Centenary and attend the
funeral in o body.
,rhe statement printed yesterday
that Bishop Cranberry was married
three times was an error. Ills second
wife was Mis- Ella Winston, who died
a few months ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Gas Works Contract.

The Committee on Light has recon-
r,enaea 10 The Council the award OF
The contract for complete rehablllta'
ton OF the Gas Works to the stacky
Manufacturing Company, of Cincinnati.
@ti.e lowest bidder for the work. nc
amount Of the bid !s $4,000, which
covers everything except laying mains
Tor conducting gas through the
streets This recommendation VIII
rrobablY come up for approval To-
morrow night
The committee heard delegation
OF coffee roasters representing four
sfirins IN advocacy OF a reduced rate
@on& gas to large fuel gas consumers
These gentlemen quoted figures show
trg the large consumption OF gas in
Their business, and urged that In con-
fs.;sderation Of this fact and the further
lifact that the city was making a hand-
some profit from the works a lower
rate should be offered them TO cncourt
age such industries.
The committee named a snbcommit
zee consisting of Messrs. Gunst, Rich
srdson and Phillips to inquire into&th
matter. Statistics produced by Inspcc
81 tor shelton, of the gas department
show that eight firms consume NOR
than 800 worth of gas per mont
and orc as much as S277.S0 worth
month. 3
a subcommittee was also named
tn, inquire into the cost OF purchaser
illuminated globes for lights, for NJ
81 ii on the streets during the Jnrnestdv
Exposition,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Adjourned Session.

Tile Common Council will hold q
long and busy adjourned session to-
night at 5 o'clock to dispose of the
months docket of business. Clerk
August stated yesterday that this
months Is the largest docket ever pre-
scented for any one month since his
service as city clerk. There are twelve
reports from the Street Committe,
various reports from other committees
and many other matters to be con-
sdered. All OF these matters in the
aggregate carry q large sum in ap-
preparations. The meeting will prob
ably be serene, everything likely ia
arouse feeling having been disposed OF
already.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
PUBLIC AROUSED
TO SCHOOL D |: NEEDS / s
Widespread Awakening Most En-.
couraging Development iii His
tory Of Department.
NUMBER or NEW BUILDINGS Y S
Superintendent and Secretary
Both Kept Busy Making
Speeches.

Never before III the history of the
public school system In Virginia has
there been anything like the active
interest which prevails at present IN
the success OF popular education, and
this awakening does not seem confined
to any particular section.
Superintendent Eggleston and sccre-
tary .>earnes are both Kept busy
directing tho affairs OF education from,
tn. State Department, and making pub.
lie addresses Y, .9n,hsrs and patrons
in various parts OF the state.
Making Many Speeches.
Mr.. Stearnes is now in Nelson coun.
ty, where yesterday he addressed a
meeting Of the County Teachers Asso-
cation. He Will return here to-day.
/ and Mr.. Eggleston will leave at once
for Lunenburg on n similar mission.
| The State Superintendent will spend
the week beginning April Sth In the
/. Northern Neck section, speaking as
follows:
Essex, Tuesday; Richmond county,
! Wednesday, Northumberland. Thurs
4 dcy; lancaster, Friday; MiddleseS,
4 Saturday.
IF Stearncs and I We're each two
n:er we could not begin to meet the
demands upon us to make addresses
to these teachers meetings. said Mr.
Eggleston last night.
New Buildings.
. The superintendent is much pleased
4 with the activity which is going OF
II in the matter of school building
Plans for $4,000. high and graded .d
school at Emporia have Just beenEap
proved by the Department of Educa
ition, and the building will be con
structed at once. Wakefield is anothe
town which is to have a fine new.Sshigl
J school building in time for the mex
session. The mag isterial ~ district
which Wakefield is situated has re
Gently voted $4,000 bond issue 70
this purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03

Council in the matter of the award
of the contract for the Richmond
building at the Jamestown exposition
to Contractor Paulctt.
Though the session is for this speci-
tic purpose, It is uncertain what other
business the Board will take up, under
suspension Of the rules. Many matters
are pressing for action, among them
the electric light and power plant or
dlnancc, passed by the Common Coun-
Gil on Monday night. This Will provoke
considerable discussion If 1t is con-
sidered.
Action on the messages of the Mayor
may also be taken by the Board, and
some personal explanations or state
ments are anticipated as an aftermath
of the adoption of the resolution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Restore Old 81: Bell.

The Committee on Markets met las.
night, and III addition to considerable
routine business, adopted rccomnen-
daton to the Council that $4,000 be
appropriated for granolithic paving
around the Old Market for repairs
and for an electric striker to con-
meet with the old bell formerly To-
Gated over the old police station, SO
that it may again strike the hours and
sound fire alarms This bell Is per-
haps the Oldest In the city. and has
been greatly missed by residents OF
that vicinity since the partial demo-
lition of the old market-house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Sampson for School Board

Mr.. a. 4. Sampson has resigned his
position as magistrate from Fourth
Ward, and has been succeeded by Mr.
mcnt yesterday and was sworn In
1t is understood that the Fourth
Ward delegation Will recommend NE.
School Board which Is now vacant
The election will take place when there
! Is a joint session Of the Council. Thc
vacancies In tho City Assembly will
| meets j t is not necessary to have n
| joiHt session to elect these members
Eagles Initiate Candidates.
stonewall Jackson Aerie. Z. q
Eagles, met last night In Toney's HAL
We're AIcssrs. ". .lllams and III.
\ "A. 4Waymack.
The resignation Of Mr.. Clarence Va
ceived: and Nj: John NJ. Reynolds was
e Was full i Of ent tin The earle IS
4 now in n most nourishlng condition.
Ready for Cabbage Patch.
! Perhaps never before has an anna
\ Manchester. as has Mrs. Wigs. of
the Cabbage Patch" which Is to be
presented at Leader Hall to :11t,r v,
q bManchester people The play promises
4 ito draw one of the largest AUDIENCES
!, that has ever been In Leader Hall. The
proceeds Will go to the Earnest Work
ers OF the Presbyterian Church. So
clety which looks after the poor and
!, needy.
( past two nights in Leader Hall, and
!, J AIRS. smelling. who is directing the
! piece has certainly accomplished won.
! ders. For the most part. her material
: | has never before appeared In theatri.
= Gals. Mr.Arnold Strader, as Mr.. Steb.
= bins" Is exceedingly clever, and will
q get his share OF applause Tomorrow
e night.
- Hiss Ruth Fitzgerald. who Is to III
y the role which abounds with comedy
a dienne.
S Tickets for the play are on sale a
: the following places: ~. w. F RE
Washington and Early's, Mancheste
and Swansboro, Weisiger and Ander
!. son, and several other stores.
z Mayor Has Heavy Docket
,e Following quiet of a weeks duratio
er Mayor Maurice yesterday morning opene
at up his court with long docket star1n
ID q, j. Bird, the Perry Street motormal
RS who was charged with being drunk an
D. disorderly around the office OF the con
he pany at Seventh and Perry Streets wa
81 fined $40 and costs. Bird Is said to ha'
fallen heir to a fortune recently, b.
=. he was locked up yesterday morning
80 account or not having Isulucieht Auh'
! to pay his fine and costs.
~ Thomas Van Skyver was up for bcil
DIS drunk. He paid $3.50 and costs.
-. James Clark (coored) was charg
w with taking water from the city VII
out paying for It. ~ :,
William Turner was charged with !
Ing drunk. This cost him 81 and costs
George Price was vas. fined Ine f1 or 1ishtl i
~ Mat. Fails was fined $3.50 for fghting
~ j. B, IIobecls (whtel, charged by
'nt wife with cursng and abusing ,,r hep !
~ 'Y!1 was discharged the warrant having be
,nr Mack Jones (colored) was charged "
ne; falling III with an !" Easter package.
.ss. paid 81 and costs 80
ND John Rose failed to, appear nnd
capias was issued for him. lie VIII I
to the Mayor this morning.
Personals and Briefs.
IN !, Rev. rather Coleman, pastor Of !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
.Hcnrico Notes,

Miss lillian Brown and Mr. Lewis ~, ";
Womnck were married on Monday ,, m,gmHt
ut the residence Of tho bride, on ~, olu ~
Iu,u sd', to take place at $3.50 r M hut
delay was occasioned IN sfGurl,nHg o 'n nn1
ister 10 conduct th9 serglee 'n m Etgo Of
n nMYlHi iii li,l ministers who were ar.
pr i. declined oiliciate; Finally ,ay
Rev Il ID Throckorttsona. Or r oS Z % SeW
Friends s1euh't the ceremony took place at ll:ao
r. M, rs, \, ". ~ !. ,,1, I, Si,,, r,,c,l,
Ma marriase Of Il. Chandler Jones. a
s stm car Conductor, to Miss Laura E'
Alley both resldents Of ld ,a u we,,
,,, aonn'itI nnr,cn constable, IL again con-
H meG ia hia house with sIekness y y y
/ .,opcd that ho VIII be out IN = rev days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
NOT ALLOWED TO
STAND IN AIsLES
must be seated or leave the bulld-1

must be seated or leave the build
inE.'
This provision would operate to limit
the capacity Of the building at horse
shows to the seating capacity of the
building. which Is itself curtailcd by
the removal of seats to widen aislcs,
and the removal of other seats which
prevent free access TO the fire escapes.
The committee Of three Is created
by and acts under authority Of Sec
ton l0G7b of the Code of Virginia,
which confers arbitrary power upon
the. committee. and there Is said to
be no appeal from their orders. Any
unnecessary delay in complying with
the requirements, of which the owner
and lessee have been notified, win re-
suit In an order from the Mayor clos
[ ing the building until the necessary
! changes and improvements have been
4 made in Il form satisfactory to the
/ committee.
.t Assistant Secretary ". Q. Warthcn
of the Horse Show Association, was
i not in the city yesterday when a rep.
i rcscntative OF The Times p ispatcl
called TO secure n statement from hin
as to the effect of the order upon fu
turc horse shows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Seldom
Wear Out

DR.. Miles Antl-Paln
Pills relieve pain not
only once, but as many ".
times as it is necessary TO
take them. Many persons Il
who suffer from chrome
ailments find in them a
source Of great relief J! from q
the suffering which they
would otherwise be COM
peeled to endure. Their
soothing Influence upon j
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sell
dom lose their effective.
ness, . \. i, ), o,oa
II am 90 years old md hay haye s gni1Ses
,Hheumntlsm and neuralgia palnh,I MAJ ~
q the heart, anof vi ~ around Te TIC
f heart. Whe Dr. Niles Anti-Pain Pilla
have be blessing to III mS So,,t t qem
MA MA "th"W are the only remedy have
Ava AVER use Used that either did not wear 90,
aout in less time than lIaye pe sns, Tss
ms them o. Else the lRRoul d' be oblgea L
cease 'Aet' MIS- InS s.. cs,4RoBINs0(nM. !,
81 Carter ST. ehat 3 ~ sold a b,
vn,,r druuu lst, Who Will guarantee tha
| {SSe first package Will benefit, y !
tails he VII return E sver soa II bulk
Miles Medical CO., Elkhart, lns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
.VEsTRYMEN ELECTED
Those Chosen at Holy Comforter
* and ST. Andrews.

rho Church Of tho Holy Comforter l,ea
Its annual election of yestrymen yeste'TraAfS,'
resulting as follows: Edwin S., Rose, y, =.
Addison, George j Frecdey. A, p,s Wres s
x. Il, GOODWIN, James y. TYLER, w, 4. z
Kust q. r. Smith, ~. s., Mal !. Ward Mi
Miller n, @. S,ansbcrrS, As =. p'su' ~
of whom have served before
rho elqyion a. ST. A nd1sS shnfs erri na
5 ~ eury M No 'Wardena; John ' Newell
Jon H. a'''faak ssssutSs
si,. - HAWKS n Charles j. Newell. Ndwara
~. Palmer, il, II, Scott !lans IS sin'ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03

. { ~ e. ~ . T. .
Sacred Heart Church, left yesterday for
fredericksburg, where lie Will sc stay
several days. le was formerly pastor
4 rhn SERVICES 1T C1opton Street T3np--i
list Church tonight Will be conducted
by Rev. Decatur Edwards. OF Fredcr--
ioksburg, formerly pastor OF ule
Church.
Miss Ku,hersnc Taylor. wNo has been
spending Easter at Buck 1Iill. returned
yesterday to Tnrinville: where sho IL
attending tho Normal school.
The Cemetery Committee VII meet
Tonight ut 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Jones Will give @ tacky
party In Corsley's Hall tonight Tor
the benefit Of tho Elks' bazaar; a prize
Mr.. Willis G. Pullaln,. member OF {
the Legislature, yesterday announced
thut he would not enter tho contes :
said lie would BIO candidate for tho
House again. 6sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Lawmakers, r., Win.

The Lawmakers, Junior, Yesterday AZ
by score Of 10 to /, The feature "
the game Was The superior batting Of
Lotto and A. Cohen.
The score by innings: Total
Lawmakers Junior !. 0 ! 1 OF q A 0gO--i3
Twentieth Streets. - 0 o, 0 o o o 0--&l
The batteries We're: l4awmakcrs-gA. Cos
hen and G, Cohen; Twentieth Streets
Pominici and Bristow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
VAL E,S HARD LUCK.
Coach Jas Eye Seriously Injured
and E,i1ploye Kicked.

WAsMIN CiTON y. q. April 2,-IM ~ Y (,
stbasYaln. baseball team Has ret ur nm
z ~ ssh sft En- to; YaS sasas ss5
lam ~ oi,,tfinidnr Of tho ,Cleyeland
f hmeriaa1s Vas struck q the eye " y
missile q l,y'g NJ Do KIM shd losa aA tho IL
badh,y ~ l',i' hats few minutes later,
1nrsa grcnnai,i, an p,nnoye Of the ~, ralo
tca sna and s msnn la1sps
org sa.s fsrnsturcd. Rofllfmcn arc IN
AK AN ire treatme,it and the club lctt 10y
. iinn1ns lo-niglLs WIN thell, Ila8 ~