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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Miss Bessie Poague Married and
Died Within a Week

Our community was shocheu
Tuesoav to learn that Mrs. Bessie
Poapue Durrance, the bride oil
week, had died early that morning
in a hospital in Richmond. she
had been i'll for some days. Her
norents were notified last week ana
Mrs. Poague and Mr.. h. b. Poague
at once went to Richmond. Inc
body was brought to Lexington for
interment, reaching here last even
ing over the Chesapeake and ONO
A number CT friends met the tram,
The body wac taken to Colonel
poague's residence on upper Main
street. ard the funeral took Place
from the home today at noon, con,
Quoted by her pastor, Rev Alfred
r. Graham, D. D. A large mum
Of friends followed the body t'
the cemetery. The floral offer
inrs were numerous. The Preshy
terrain choir touchlngly sans
"Abide With Me-"
Miss Bessie Poague, the only
daughter of Colonel and MRS
Poague, was married in Richmon'
Tuesday evening, March 81, 1908
to Mr.. Francis Marvin Durrance o
Arcadia. Fla, for the past tire
wears d law student at Washingto
and Lee University. The Rev. Il
B. Stricken, d. D., uncle OF th
bride, was the officiating minister
For some time past Miss Poagn
had been unwell, and two week
ago she went to Richmond to vlsl
the family of Dir. Stiickler. Will
, at his home her marriage to Nj
t Durrl nee took place. Becomln
. i'll she was taken to the Retreat fo
r the Sick, where she continued
l grow worse until about after mic
night Monday night where 81
passed away.
TIE death of Mrs. Durran'
t under such distressing clrcun
stances has cast a gloom of our Ell
tire community, and has Gale
forth the deepest sympathy II
. the qrief.stricken family.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
He Got What lie Needed

Nine years ago it looked as if my
time had come. says Mr.. Z. FARMING
Of Min Creek, Ind. Ter Il was So
run down that life hung on a very
slender thread. 1t was then my drug,
e,,s, recommended Electric Bite is.
bon1St a bottle and got what need
eG~streneth. | had one foot in the
orove hut Electric Bitters put it back
en- the turf again, and I've been wei
oI-ar eince " Sold under guarantee al
~ GorrelPs drug store. SOC.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Home Endorsement
Hundreds of Lexington People
Can Tell You All About 1t

Home endorsement, the public ex-
preston of Lexington people, should
be- evidence beyond dispute for every
Lexington reader. Surely the experience
Of friends and neighDors, cheerfully
given by them, will carry more weight
than the utterances of strangers resid-
ing ia faraway places. Read the follow
ing:
Main St, Lexington, Va, says; Il
have been recommending Dosn's i'd
nov Pills for several years and IN my
former testimonial | told OF the expert
ence nv son had with this remedy. He
was a sufferer from kidney complaint
for long time and had but little CON
troll over the 5ecretlons especially AT
NIGHT He was becoming worse when
( DOan's Kidney Pills were reoommen-
ded to me and procured box at tor
rell's drug store for him. They aoso-
Iutely rid him of the complaint and Tor
years he has no sign OF recurrence oil
the trouble. My wife also used Doan' 8
kidney Pills with excellent results.
ard we both give this remedy our cor
I dial recommendation
{. For sale by all dealers. PIiee Of
cents. Foster Milburn Co, b1ifalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-D0an's-alo
take no other
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
heath Was on His Heels

1osao p Morris Of Skipperf, Va
had q close call in the spring o. 80 i oOi %
He saws: "An attack OF pne u t Gnla
t EEL n nlH 81 that my friends declared
d auns 80 had me, and death was
c co %u Heels Then l was persuaded &c
On trv II Brl Kings New Discovery II
m Sc1na ID, me- Immediately, and after tax,
i,a t%o and a half bottles was a vel
lug, ing, 'w aoain, | found out that New lev,
Man misno ME%,"' is the TEST remedy f fSl
Dlsc1sei aSnd ling disease in all the
o ,roT1d =" Sold under guarantee al % %
H. Gorrell's drug store ooo anu V-''
Tria, bottle free.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
nnaliRed in Clerks Off ce

The following qualifications be.
fore Clerk Shields are reported
from the clerks office;
The will of Hugh Kenny, de-
ceased, was admitted to record,
and George +, Patterson qualiileo
as executor of the estate. The
following appraisers on the estate
were appointed H. K. moore
Brown Morrison, Howard +
Wash, j. B. Reid and W. +,
Conner. g,
A. H. Hamilton qualified as ad
ministrator on the estate OF ear
ah j. Lilly, deceased. } A. Ree e.,
NJ. j. Campbell, A. S. Helmes, W
G. Hess, and F. C. Steele wer'
appointed appraisers of the es
tate.
A. p. Wade qualified as no
tary public for four years frcr
March IS, 1908.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
A Common Mistake

MANY women mistake kidney a., ana a
,,a md troubles for some irregulairlty
U mscnIiar to the sex. Foley's Kidney
Remedy Remedy correc:s irregularities q and nd
den dem Bowling Green. KY, writes: = li SUI
fered muoh pain from kidney and olau
ieret tr n until started to use 70
Iev,s Kidney Remedy The first o9itlt
gave me great relief, and altgr , ran'" y
the second bottle / was entirety We'll
ID Ii Golrpl
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Unclaimed Letters

Following is the list of unc l;dnton
,ottors ramsining in the Lexington
r nostoflce for the week ending April
7, 1908:
Bower, Ertel '.
Davidson, Dora
Moore, Tom
Miller, Eliza
McGufip, r, 5.
Taylor, Mrs. Louie L. ,...os.
Persons calling for these .i letter.
wil, nIease say they are advertised
VIII McCLUN9 PATTON r. LII
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Organization for Betternient OF
Town of Lexington


meeting was held at the Court
house yesterday afternoon by a re-
preventative body Of business and
professional men of the community
and the Lexington Board OF Trade
was organized for the purpose OF
stimulating interest in the devei-
oDment of the material welfare OF
the town. The meeting was held
in pursuance of call issued by a
number of progressive residents OF
the town, who desire to make OF
Lexington an ideal residential com
munity.
The purpose of the meeting was
stated by Mr.. j. Med. Adalr, VINO
nominated Mr.. Paul M. Penick as
temporary chairman. Mr.. PenicA
WAS elected, and the editors OF the
County News and Lexington Ca
zette were named as temporary
clerks. Upon taking the chair Mr..
Penick called on Mr.. @. d. Letcher
who briefly called attention TO some
of the ways in which Lexington
could be greatly improved, especial
lv with reference to making IL an
ideal residential town to people OF
culture and means who would here
find congenial surroundings.
Mr. E, l.. Graham was then call
ed on and he stated that he nae
written to several towns for infoT
nation as to the formation ana con
duct of similar bodies, land upon eX
animation of the same he muci
nreferred the constitution and by
laws of the Board of Trade o
Lynchburg which he though
With some few changes could o'
+ we'll adapted to the needle OF Lex
ingtOn.
n Slips of paper were passe'
e through the crowd for signature
. of persons vino desired to JOIN IN
organization, and fifty responded
= On motion it was determined I
: organize a Board of Trade OF Lex
: in9ton. and the following officer
G were elected unanimously by az
q "a A unatIon
Messrs. K. l.. Graham, presiden
;. G. D. Letcher, vice.president icon
mittees, as follows: New Business
t. j. McD. Adair; Transportation
,e w. P. Twin; Advertising, Dr. !
II X Urde hi ; Health and Sanitation
g. DIR, A. D. Estill; Public lmprov
ments, p. NJ. Penicl lnform"tlo
g and Statistics, M. W. Paxton; II
: surance, H. C. Wise; Business Ill
~ terpris9s,- E. r. Robinson; Men
h. bershir, W. S. Masters. ,
- The officers and chairman held
ID conference upon the adjcurnme
,f of the meeting and elected Messl
II. c. Lackey, secretary, and W.
McElwee, treasurer.
u The committees will be COZ
te pIeted by the appointment OF II
III memEers on each. This VIII
" d1ne bv the executive commit
N. at subsequent meeting
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
THE Evidence in the Case

81 years use is evidenceTMilllosn's S Ol
G ~ nN S cents is evidence. You buy
do' SyoDa II I Nm, Paint and 3 gallons
E pnre Ljnseed on CAT 90 cents)miz them
and make 7 gallons best paint leau 8n lOa
nse-coat only S1.20 per gallon D''i'
in minutes. =, paint Agants.
McCrum Drug Co, Lexington; H. h.
Gnkerson. Buena VISTA
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders

for Children. Successfully used by
Mother Gray, nurse in the Gnllar Igdh .
Home in New York, Cure Feverlsh-
ness. Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders;
move and regulate the Bowels ana
Destroy Worms. Over 10000 fes nrn o.
mails They never fail. At all Drug Drug
gists. 25c. Sample FREE. AG WF;'
Allen S. Olmstead, Leroy, New ON
ASK FOR ALIENS FooT-EAsB. A PoWDSh
Il makes watkins easy. Cures Corns.
Bonions, IngrOwing sans D SwUJ,t
and Sweating feet. Al II - ue onant
and Shoe Stores, Csc. Den "00sR T.
any substitute Sample FREE "
dress. Allen S. Olnstead, LeRoy' N /
Anr l.0S-4t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Not Satisfied with the Change OF
Preachers

Not Satisfied with the Change OF
Preachers
The Methodist congregations al
Staunton and Hsrrisonburg were
not satisfied with the assignments
Of preachers by the Baltimore
Conference held in Roanoke,
whereby the pastors Of the wv"
charges were exchanged, Rev H.
p. Hawill going frou Stanton to
aarrisonburg, and Rev. }. W..
Duffy from Harrieonburg to Stun
ton.
The boards of stewards OF the
Two churches held meetings and
adopted resolutions asking Bishop
Wilson, who presided over the
! Conference In Roanoke, to per nit
Mr.. Hamill to remain another
wear in Stanton and Mr.. Dutfy
another year IN HaTisonoufg' ne
matter was referred tc Rev. u
Dorsey White, rfesding elder Of
the Rockingham District, wt(
went to Baltimore Saturday u
present the resolutions TO BishoF
Wilson. Bishop Wilson yielded Il
the wishes Of the two congrega
tions, permitting the preachers II
question t. remain anotf er year
at their former charges.
Action of this kild is unusual
hut the solution Of the difficulty
was easier by reason OF The lac
= that the two ministers in question
were to exchange pulp'ts, ard Tn
3 appointments will simply efni
the IN to remain for another yea
W here they are, thue permittint
= them to fill out the period oil lou
: ysars in each instance.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Improving Appearances

Tb. store-rooms on Main street oc Gu
u;dd nv Messrs. J. Med. Adair, D. Ed
Plea ~ the Lexington Millinery Par
n orapd the u ). Express Co., are be-
i iUa d treat ed to fresh paint by the owner,
Mr.. ". c. Stuart, and as recu. Ia ad0
appearances ale being Iruch mp W Taep .
T The end OF the building, on WASH IA =
my rEis So what some people regard very 0o-
isrtionable advertising matter Inc uls,
i pIav Of c1tain rampant animals uoeF
t p tend to cultivate aesthetic tastes
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
A mords Perfect Securlty

Folev's Honey and Tar affords per,
feet security from pneunoiliat Estimate Chs
sumption, as 1t cures the m4 Snv o' naver
coughs and colds. We have have mi nsy1.
known single instance OF colu Tsunv
ing ip pneumonia after Foley : G nunIY
and Tar had been taken. b. ii. dorrei''
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Hackney King Pin

"King Pin the Hackney Stallion OF
DIR. H. ii. Lee, is a handsome ANNA l4Ion
dark bay, high knee and hook a pntn-
He has taken sweepstakes at pote-
teourt County Fair and at Harrison
this season at Thompson d STRAIN -
s st in Lexington and at e. r
Bradys, Buffalo Forge. His colts co are are II u
GREAT demand and sell at 800 as wean
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
An InsIdious Danger

One of the worst features OF kidney
trouble is that it Is an insidious disease
and before the Victum realizes his dan
ger he may have fatal malady. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first
sign of trouble,as it corrects irregulari-
ties and prevents Brights disease and
diabetes. b. II. GOrrell,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Receives Congratulations

You will soon receive congratulations II
Of your friends upon your iniRt 49,
appearance If you will take to'ey
Kidney Remedy, as it tones up tne y >
tenn and imparts new life and viger' TO
ley's Kidney Remedy cures baokacne; e,
nervous exhaustion and all 1orlas VI
kidney and bladder troubles. Com
mence taking it today. b. ii. Gorrell'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Imnortant Decision

It is important that you should and
o;de 70 take only Foley's Honey anu
Tar when you have cough or eola cor. as as
4 = " viii T cmre the most obstinate racklng
q, cong" No" and expel the cold from your
svstem. Foley's Honey and Tnr con.
s ,sine no harmful drugs. Insist upon
having II B. #. Gorrell.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Town Council Dlsposes of Items
of Importance

was disposed of at the regular
meeting of the Town Council last
Thursday night. There were
present at the meeting Mayor
Kennedy, Councilmsn Dsaver, IT
win, Pole and Rhodes and CLERK
Wade.
Mr.. f. A. Moore appeared be-
fore the Council in the interest Of
the needed improvements at the
railroad station in Lexington,
which contemplate the running
beadformOst of passenger trains
into the town. Mr.. Moore related
his connection with the committee
who conferred with the railroad
officials and Corporation Commls
sion clerk who recently visited
Lexingto to investigate and rem,
edy his evil. He then Suggested,
the appointment by The Councll
of a committee of representative
gentlemen to take up the qu 'stion
with the Corporation Commission
and the railroads. The following
committee was appointed: Messrs'
E. A. Moore, P. M. Psniek,
W p. Houston, VIM. R. Kennedy
A. G. Hutton, j. Med. Adair, r.
Il. Glasgow, A, T. Baiclay' u
G. H. Denny and Col, h w.
Nichols.
Mr.. John L.. Henderson ap
neared before the Council as the
representative from the Lexins'
ton Fire Department, and request
ed that the tower on the tiremen
building be increased in hsign'
ten feet so as to provide for a
bett fire alarm as well as "
make provision for draining The
! fire hose. The matter was re-
e ferred to the committee on wafer
3 and buildings.
The committee on buildings 70
0 norted favorably on the petitiol
= Of Mr. John w. Miley who asked
g t. make additions and improve
: ments to his building on lowe
Jefferson street to be used as
!; livery stable. The report Wa
i unanimously adopted.
J, With reference to the applica
!, tion of Col. E. w. Nichols tina
'. the water tax for the quarter enc
/, ing Feb. lst be reduced, the lol
, lowing resolution was adopted
n THAT a rebate Of 5000 be mad
l. on the water tax of the V. Nj. |
/ for the quarter ending Feb.l, lsOe
J. and that, pending any permaheh
reduction in rate, the author'tle
"a At the V. NJ. |. be requested
at make thorough investigation U
Z. the conditions Of their water sy'
f. tom to ascertain whether tn
large tax assessed against thel
H. IA due to an actual consumption
We water Or to waste caused by leaF
be or otherwise.
ee On motion the st.eet coumi'''
was authorized to proceed at one
TO number the houses OF the to"
!" preparatory TO the lnstall''io"
free delivery. -
ed The application of DR.. F. v
nc Mcclure to erect a new resldeG'
on Jackson avenue, adjoining M
H. C. Wise, was referred to u
~ committee on buildings.
he The application OF Mr.. N '
Ter Moses for building new porch
nd ard making other improvements
. the Wash residence on Nels'
street, was referred to the commI
he tee on buildings with power
LOT act -.
en- ON motion of the street cel
10 mittee the height of ell DROP aw
in ings was fixed at seven feet III
mel clear at the lowest point, incl"
ain ing fringe. 40.
ace The following ordinance COVER
ON ing pool rooms vac ad0pte
red ~ hat all pool rooms be 60 condu
M ed that the public may have an l
70 obstructed view of the interior
or. the rooms from the street.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Chr 6azfttr
LEXINGTON. VA, April 8, 1908
New Advertisements

J. F. ACKNOWLEDGMENT town taxes
now due.
Myers Hardware Co.-lawn mowers
are now in order.
J.McD. Adair-- mattines, art squares
lace curtains, etc.
T. Gassman & Son Hardware Co.
naint and white wash brushes.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08

Prof. Edward DeGroote, cham,
MON middle-weight pugilist OF
France (retired), is now registered
at the Ideal Hotel. Prof De-
Groote intends to organize box.
ing class among the students Is, ~ >,
Washington and Lee University
and the V. M. l.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
Marriage of Miss Mccormick to
MIR. Mitchell

The Entererprise of Hampstead,
Md, Of April 3, 1908, contained th }
following notice of the marriage
of Miss Mccormick of Browns
burg, to Mr.. Mitchell of Hamp'
stead:
son Friday Of last week, Irwin
%. Mitchell, local editor OF the
Hampstead Enterprise, left for a
weeks vacation, and it was sur
missed by many of his friends IN
Hampstead that he would bring
bride back with him N1thing
definite was known. however, un'
Gil his aunt, Mrs. W. II. Bright,
received a telegram Monday that
he was at Brownsburg, Virginia ,
that on Thursday the End inst he
would be married. and that ne and
his bride would reach Hampstead
this friday evening at 7:l0'
"Mr. l. c. Mitchell is native
Of Bedford City. Va. where ne
was for a number OF Yeas in the
tobacco business with MS uncle
o. B. Smith, most OF the tiGt
travelling for the firm.
"About the latter part of NO
yembsr, last, Mr.. Mitchell came
to Hampstead ind assumed the du
ties of local editor of the Enter
Prise, and general solicitor ant
collector for the Bright Pp blish
ing Co., which position he sill
fills most efficiently.
"Miss Sallie Beard Mccormick
lis the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A, Mccormick Of Browns
burg, Va, and is rcst estlms
bic young lady and vely popuia
: in the Old Dominion. he youa
; couple will MAKE their future nom
lin Hampstead, where MIR. Mitchell
will continue as local editor Of tn
Enterprise, general solicitor an
collector for the Bright Publish
ing Company, and member &
= the firm doing bhslness az the Un
versal Realty Coz
The many friends OF Nj
! Mitchell will be glad to WELDON
him and his bride to Hampstead
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08

That langlid liielea- feeling thHl
cou es with spling and early 'umhei,
can be quickly change to feeling OF
huoyancy aud energy 6y the lnd'cioo,us
use of Dr.. Shops Restorative me
Restorative i5 Il genuine tonic to Urea
ruudowA nerves. and but few doses Is
needed to satisfy the user that Dr.
Shops Restorative is actually traeh
ing that tired spot. The indoor HE Oh
winter rear,y always leads to sluggish
bowels, aud to sluggish clrcnlal ION III
general. The customary LACK OF eHer'
else and outdoor Dir tiee up the liVer'
staenates the kidneys, anu oIttllhes
weakens the Hearts action. Use UT,
Shoop's Restorative a few weeks aho
all win be changed. A few days test
will tell you that you are using tue
right remedy. You will easily ana
surely note the change from day &c
day. Sold by Gcrrel's Drug Store.
Fickel weather. Or. Fahrneys Teeth
ing Syrup is always dependable DO
tors prescribe it. Write for flee sample
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
OUR BUYER
Has inst returned from the Northern rlarket

las Just returned from the Northern liafNe'
and our latest purchases of New Spring Goods are now
arriving. We are proud of the values we VIII De ape
70 offer as many of them compare faVorably WIN the
cAs that prevailed two years ago, before everything
got so high
SILKS, for example, are off in price, and we oher
Lotif atterns in fancy silks at Is to So cents, that
have been 81 cents to SlOO
Suesine Silks at AL cents, and Punlabs and ohant
unoo at IS cents are attracting much attention. Ine
two last named ale of the Trough silk variety SO much
in demand and must not be confused with cheap ni'
ation at low price. Ours ARE SILK and cannot De eA
celled at the price
DRESS GOODS, woolens, here in great variety
from the plain smooth fabrics to the cheeks ana S'e'
These last are both very goodand are shown IN range
Of nrice from 80 cents to Sl25. Mohars, fanahaS,
Rtstas SerQes Voes and Broadc0ths are all in coca
demand and our stock is full, pleasing and upt oa'e
IAcEs AND E1BROIDERIEs appeal very strongly
70 MS as well as to our lady patrons; and as conSe-
dnence we carry of the best stocks snow" al any
small town Have Just received fresh additions TO our
stock in cream val edgng5, lnscrtlngs ana ao'ei'' 10
we'll as other attractive goods in that line
COLoRED WASH GOODS. Include Lawns, ba's'
tes Swisses etc etc. Every piece new-ho Ola s'0cN
and prices are away down, lower thah loi Il i'"s
time We struck the market at just the right moment,
and can SELL some of these goods at less than va would
have had to PAY a short time ago We offer al ~ cents
the best values and the prettest STYLES we have SEEM
goods that have been l2s cents at whole'al
Odds and Ends in Children Hosiery berlde the
Rlaek Cat Hose offered short time ago (ot Which
few are le we We will close out at III cents some
other numbers that have been l24 and 10 cents Inc
stock il limited and first come, first served
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08

80 Days Trial Sl.0O is the offer OF u
pineules. Relieve Back.ache, Weak
Back. Lame Back, Rhuematic pains;
Best on sale for Kidneys, Bladder ana
Blood. Good for young and old. SAILS
faction guaranteed or money refunded
sold by b H. Gorrell's Drug store
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-08
baseball at W. l.. u. and V. M l.
The Past Week

Several interesting games Oh
baseball have taken place in Lex
ington the past week.
Friday afternoon Hampden'Sid-
ney College played the v NJ. Lana
the cadets won by the score OF to
3. The game was slow and unln-
teresting. The batteries were: v
NJ L-Devault and Beauchampi
Hampden- Sidney-Curry, Bowers
and Stras. =
The score stood H. H. n,
V. M. |. ........'''.''''o = y
HIS. C........'''..'.o
Saturday afternoon Hampden'
Sidney crossed bats with Washing
ton and Lee and went down in de-
feat by the score of Q to l. George
pitched an exceptionally fine game
for Varsity and the Lexington
lads had their batting clothes on
Tbev also did good work in the
field. The batteries were; w. H.
IU.-George and Anthony Hsmp
den SidpSy~Bowers, Curry ana
Stras. -
The score was " n ~
W. l.. U.........'.'.''9 o -
II G y II
Monday afternoon Roanoke Col
leqe defeated Washington ane
Lee by the score of 8 to J. IRE
visitors outbatted and outtieldet
the locals. Warthen opened 10
Varsity in the box, but was re
placed by George in Sc ond. Bat
teries w. L. U.-Warthen, Georg
and Anthony; Roanoke College
' Dougherty and Miller r
The score was H. H. y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2
Roanoke ........''''.' %
i, Tuesday afternoon Roanoke Coi
. leee won its second game in Lex
e ington by defeating the Virgin
T. Military Institute 4 to 2. The con
test was pitcher's battle. The Wis
= itors put up better fielding gam
n than the cadets. The batterie
were v. M.I.--Devault and Beau
champ; Roanoke-Cooper and Mi
: Ter.