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F. x. Peilier, manager

F. X. Peiller, manager O1
 Hotel Arcadia, HermosillO's fine
 big modern hotel, came up from
 the capital city the forepart o1 1 the week and continued On north
 on private business. Frank i- a live wire and is constantly on the move.
 D. B. Sharpe, secretary of the
 La Cobriza Mining Company,
 has been a business visitor in
 Nogales yesterday and today,
 from La Cobriza where every
 thing is moving along nicely.
 The new machinery recently
 ordered from Roy & Titcomb,
 Inc, of this city, is being as
 sembled and will at once be installed. It is shipped to Noria,
 a station on the Sonora railway,
 from where it is hauled to the mine over a splendid wagon road.
 Senator Eugene $. Ives of Tucson is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Unit ed States senator. In announc- ing himself Senator Ives says:
 am entirely in accord with the progressive ideas as embodied in the Constitution for our state, including the recall of judges. I know of course that the recall provision so far as it applies to judges, must be eliminated, but after admission we can certainly reinSert it, and I am unqualified ly in favor of doing so."
 Thursday the Penn Sonora Mining Company, through Banco de Sonora, made their last pay ment of S4, ,OOO to Peter Johnson, of Magdalena, on the old Duraz- no gold mines situated short district from Nogales in Sonora, and the property is now owned by the company in which E. l.. Griswold, Charley Phillips and Frank Irvine of this city are MT. Phillips is man. ager of the company, and is personally directing operations at camp. MT. Griswold looks after the financial end.
 MT. A. Dumbauld has an himself candidate for the Democratic nomination of clerk of the Superior Court of Santa Cruz county, and respect fully requests the support of all Democratic voters at the coming primary election. MT. Dumbauld has for several years been a resident of NogaleS; he is loyal, | Democratic, a good | citizen and competent in every | way to perform the duties of the office of clerk of the Superior Court. He has many friends | throughout the county; if nomin tied he could be elected.
 This morning Manuel Masca-- Jr., who was shot through the right shoulder last Wednesday evening by Gustavo Padres, his rival for state sen ltorship of Sonora, during a quarrel in the lobby of Hotel Paris, in Nogales, Sonora, left ior Los Angeles, where special sts will remove the bullet. Mrs NJ. accompanied her husband, who is said to be out of danger. Padres who shot Mascarenas, who was unarmed, is still in the Nogales, Sonora jail. Both men nave many friends all of whom leeply regret the unfortunate Iffair. Both were prominent in he late Mexican revolution, be- ng followers of MaderO.
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AMENDMENT TO THE TUNA BITTERS COMPANY

We, the undersigned, President and Sec 'etary respectively of The Tuna Bitters Company, do hereby certify at at the special annual meeting of the stock holders of the said THE TUNA BITTERS COMPANY called visions of the Bylaws ot the said company at the office of Frank J. Duffy in the town of Nogales, Arizona, on the Sth day of August, A. D, nipe- teen hundred and eleven, at which said meeting a majority of tho stock of said company was present and participat- ing. the following amend ment to the Articles of Incorporation was adopted by the unanimous vote of a majority of the stock, to-wit:
 Article III sf the said Articles of h. corporation of said company was amended so as to read as follows:
 Article III. "The amount of the capital stock of this corporation shall be one hundred thousand dollars (slOO UOO). divided into Ten Thousand 100000 shares of the par value of ten dollars per share, which said capital stock shall be issued by the Board of Directors only when fully paid for in money, property or services, and in the absence of fraud, such stock when so issued shall be fully paid and non- the value of the property purchased or the services performed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals tbis eleventh day of August, A. D., nineteen hundred and eleven.
 THOS A. HANLAN, Attest: President.
 FRANK J. DUFFY,
 Secretary.
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cry purchased from Roy & Tit comb, Inc. Massey is one of the best practical mining men in
 Sonora. For many years he was connected with the late Col onel w. c. Greene of Cananea.
 J. B. Bristol, manager of the Nogales Electris Light, Ice & Water Company, departed yes terday morning for Los Angeles to be present att the meeting of the Inter State Commerce Com mission to be held there on the 14th of September. Commis- sioner Franklin K. Lane of Washington, D. C., will be pres ent at the meeting. Mir. Bristol is one of the best posted men on interstate commerce affairs in the territory.
 H. E. Grace, representing the Los Angeles Commission Com pany, has been here several days this week on company business. His associates are Captain Willi- am McGee and l.. B. Fleischer, of NogaleS. MT. Grace has wide circle of friends here | and throughout Sonora where he i and his family resided when he | was connected with the Sonora 1 as agent here and at Car | bo. He and his. family now make l their home in Los Angeles. ]
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SEPTEMBER 9, 1911.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Don't miss Sunday dinner at the White House. '.-
 .= School opened Tuesday. with a splendid attendance. -
 The city fathers held an in teresting special session last evening.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs: John Cady of Patagonia, is quite ill at the Sisters Hospital.
 Charley Ernest is the proud father of fine girl baby. Moth CT and little one doing well.
 Dr. Sam Butler, of Magdalena, Sonora, spent yesterday here a guest of Dr. and Mrs D. T. Frye, old friends.
 Frank Krupp, the young min ing engineer, is up from the Opedepe mining district, for a short visit here with friends.
 E. T. Archer, representing the firm of engineers of Kansas City, Missouri, is in the city, a guest at the MOntezuma hotel.
 J. N. McFate, who for time made his headquarters at the National Hotel, this city, has gone to Casa GrandeS to locate.
 Charley Fowler, Jr., has been to a responsible posi- tion in the Southern Pacific's office at Mazatlan. SinalOa, Mex ico.
 P. J. Munch, with the Southern Pacific Company, is today shak- ing hands with Nogales friends. Mrs. and Master Phil are in Los .-..
 The informal reception and dance at the Santa Cruz Club last evening in honor of the Nogales Teachers, was a most delightful affair.
 Tom Keough, of the local. U. s. customs force, has gone to Naco, Arizona to relieve William Fitzherbert, who is taking his vacation. C. T
 H. A. Smith, the Sonora land man., who with A. M. Conard has a mammoth land deal on the 5apis, after spending a few days in the city, has gone to Hermo- sillo.
 George Wise, nephew of Mir. J. E.. Wise, of CalabaSaS, has returned to his home in Pitts burg, Pa., but expects to later i and spend the winter | lere.
 President and General Man lger A M. Conard of the Inter- Copper Ore Corpora tion, s spending few days in the ;ity, with Mrs. Conard and the children.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, ac- ompanied by the children have zone east. Mrs Kelly and the hildren to visit relatives and dr. Kelly to transact mining uSineSS.
 During the illness of Miss Jamie, w. A. Kelly of the Santa ,ita of Tucson, is looking after he business of the Montezuma otel. He expects to return home ext week.
 Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, after n extended successful business rip in the east, is again circul- ting among his Nogales friends nd acquaintances. It is said ne doctor 'got the money"
 Hon. Thomas F. Weedin, the eteran Democratic editor of the florence Blade Tribune, is a andidate for Democratic gov rnor of the state of Arizona. O is Hon. George w. P. Hunt f Globe.
 On Labor Day at Magdalena, l le home of MT. and Mrs. John 'arl was made happy by the $ l'rival of a cute girl baby. Dr. utler, the attending physician { eports mother and little one ping nicely. l Friends of William c. Budge re urging him to announce him. If a candidate for supervisors ] I the Democratic ticket of 1 purse. William is the proper | ,rt; he would make a first ass county commissioner. 2 John BrickWood. Jr. is now I
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Territory of Arizona, L.

Territory of Arizona, L..
 County of Santa Cruz,
 Before me. Phil Herold, 8 Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared T. A. Hsnlau and Frank J. Duffy. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscrib- ed to the above and foregoing instru- ment as the President and Secretary respectively of The Tuna Bitters Con- pany. the corporation named in said instrument. and severally eck D nowledg- ed to me that they executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal Of of- fee this eleventh day of August, A. D., nineteen hund red and eleven.
 (Seal) PHIL HEROLD,
 Notary Public. My commission expires February 1, 1912. SIP St.
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FOR SALE:-One double seat ed trap equipped with shaft, harness and top.
 E. c. TITCOMB. Apply at residence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
THREE JOCKEYS !.
SERIOUSLY HURT
Result of Bad Mix-Up During
Second Race at Lex
ington.

Lexington, KY, May 11-Tnere was
bad miS-up during the running OF
the second race on the LeXingto track
this afternoon, and three Jockeys were
dangerously hurt The field OF nine
horses were running closely punched
When near the sixteenth pole, Sarah
Chenault stumbled and fell Crystal
Domino and Fly Lad also went down.
Jockeys Steele, Mountain and Ioles-
worth, who had the mounts on the
three horses. were thrown heavily and
seriously injured.
First race-selling. purse $500. for
three-year5olds and up. six furlongs-
Lady Sybil (si.90) first, Red Bob
(sl6.3o) second. May bride (s5.5o) third.
Time. 1:le 80. May Day. Olivia Miekle.
Miss Meraud, Zephyr. Dick, Good Bar
and Duqucsne also ran
Second race-sellng. purse $500 for
two-year-oids. five furlongs Catherine
Hampson (ss210) first Traymore
(s4.3o) second Zim (si.IO) third. Time
100 40. Sarah Chenault. Bonnie
Chance. Dorbic. Crystal Domino. Flo
Flo and Fly Lad ram
hyar outh 2)NN Observation-Disclosures
Third race-for three year-olds and
up. mile and twenty yards-CameI
(S9.30) first, Bob Farley (s2.SO)p sec
ond Sam Barber (s3.T0) third. Time.
1.41 2-5. Emmy Lou. Sou and Fabers
sham also ran.
fourth race Brewers selling stake,
for threc-Year- olds and up. ono ,niie--
ozana $3.50 first, Boola Boola (S3) sec
ond. Foxy Mary (noshow betting) third
Time. 1887 25 Question Mark also
ran.
Fifth race-for two year olds. four
and half furlongs--Calsse (s2 a0)
first. Batwa (s5.1o) second Bareese
(s24o) third Time, :53 as. Lyme and
Patrache also ran.
Sixth race-sellIpr thrnoco p o1d r
and up. mile and twenty yards-Cow-
den (s2o.4o) first. Baccarraw. second:
Miami (s27o) third. Time, $40 2-5.
Sam Bernard Claudia Longrldge ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
kESWICk SHOW
ENTRIES CLOSED
All Glasses for Events Next
Tuesday Are Well
Filled.
Next
!. Especial 10 rhe Times-plspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispa tell
keswick. Va, May 1.-THE entries
for the Keswicls Hunt Club Horse
Show. to take place Tuesday, May l6,
closed Tuesday night. with moro en-
tries and a better quality of horses
than ever before. The harness classes
are well filled. also the saddle Glasses.
The hunter classes. that are always
filled to OVERLOOKING at Keswick, are
as full rs usual. The quality of the
horses entered for this show Will com
pare favorably with any show in tho
State.
First on the list comes the stable
of hunters of Julian Morris. MIR. and
Mrs. W'lbor Osborn viii show several
OF their fine hunters. Edward II
Relieves VIII show his noted pair OF
blue ribbon winners. Radiant and Bril-
rant and also two clever green hunt
ers r. ID. Crawford will have sew
eral fine entries. and Mrs. Crawford
VIII enter new saddle horse. Silver
King just bought from Mrs Allen
Potts. Dr. o. Brian will show his
beautiful hackney ponies. which have
won fame and blue ribbons in England.
" eIlUieS Ming. won 1lfSt at Olympia
last year; Sequence. Sequel, Serpent
and Serene as n pony fourth hand won
third in holly contested class OF
four hands at Olympia.
Some other exhibitors will be Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Boocock, Mrs. Rcgi-
maid Brooks, Fred Scott MIR Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs, Joslin, Mr. and Mrs.
Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Home, DR..
Archie Randolph and many others
The ladies' hunt class will be most
interesting. Among the riders will he
Mrs. Julian Morris. Mrs. Grace Russell
Miss Roma Husclton. Mrs. Allen Potts,
Mrs Reginald Brooks. Mrs Osborn.
Mrs. Joslin. AS social event, the
horse show Will be the most Brilliant
of the season. The demand FOR boxes
has been so great that tile club has
had TO bnild five new ones. The box
holders arc H. b. Crawford, L. II.
Fcllowes. Mir. Boocock. MIR Marshall.
DR.. Insersoll Mr. Morris. Mr.. Horne.
Mrs, w. c. Reed. i. ID. sawyer. Mr.
TToughton, Mr.. ,Toslin. Ed. Christian,
Mr. Rankin. Miss Sallic Tugh.
The show will take place Tuesday.
May 1G, at the horse show grounds of
the club. beginning at 10 O'clock. Tho
president of The club Murray Boocock,
gives n cup for the green hunter class.
Miss Roma lluselton,i Of Plttsbnrg, Pa,
gives cup for the best hunter In the
show. i9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
uNvEIL TABLET TO DAY
Society to Mnrh Place Where Major
General Stuart Died.

Society to Mnrk Place Where Major
General Stuart Died.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society Will. at o'clock this afternoon
unveil a tablet, placed under the direc-
ton of its sites committee, at 90 West
Grace Street. to mark the place OF
Major General ]. E. B. Stuarts death
on May IL. 1864.
The ceremony will take place IN
the open air. and Will be witnessed by
survivors OF the Veteran Cavalry As
ISOLATION of the Army OF Northern Vir-
GINA, delegations from the camps and
memorial associations OF Richmond.
Mrs. J. e. B. Stuart. her son and grand
children. Judge Theodore SGarnett.
of Norfolk; General Stuarts chief OF
stan. and the Rev. Walter @. Huliheu.
of Staunton.
OF these guests who are in Rich
mond for the unwilling, Mrs Stuart is
with DR.. and Mrs. John y. Upshur. M
40 West Grace Street; j. e. B. Stuart
her son, with Mrs Austin Brocken
prough. Of South Third Street; her
granddaughter; Miss Joe PhilIips
stuart win Mrs. Baskerville Bridge
iorth' OF 1923 West Franklin Street.
MISS Mary Marrow Stuart is stay
Ing In the home of Mrs James r.
Werth, 1925 Park Avenue. and ,Judae
and Mrs. Theodore s. Garnett. OF Nor
folk. are with their friend. Mrs. Eliza
a.. robinson, s26 West Grace Street
me Rev. Walter g. IIullihen 4, being
entertained by MIR. and Mrs. Edgar n
razor, of 1882 Monument Avenue.
lrs. Robert j. preston, of Wythe-
HiHe, va. niece of General Stuart
arrived In Richmond yesterday. TO al
tend the unwilling ceremonies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
.DANV|LLE BREAKS .
|. LOSING IN S FREAK
Defeats Norfolk in Game Which
Is in Doubt Till Last Man ).
Is Out.
[special to The Timep- pis pntoh. ]

Especial to The Times Dis patch.1
DanVille, Va, May 11.-After losing
right along for moro than week, the
Red Sox took a brace this afternoon
and won from Norfolk. to 3. in an en-
citing contest, the game being in doubt
until the last man was out in tho Ninth
Younger twirled for the locals, and sev-
eral t,nes. when the air was very blue.
frightened UP and did not allow the nee
esBary hit.
Danville secured n run In the nrs,
inning. when Kaufman secured three
Dagger and scored on Sohraderg bunt.
In tho second the locals added another
Frye secured a double, was sacrificed
to third by Horner, and scored on Nor
CAMS OUT at first There was nothing
doing for the locals until the eighth.
when they broke into the run column
and won the game. Schrader secured
a two-bagger. was sacrificed TO third
by Laughlin. and stole home. Frye Sc
cured triple to right, and scored on
'Horner's bunL A feature OF the game
was the home run by tho visitors in the
eighth. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12

place OF the third detail. which began.
Its tour OF duty yesterday. The officers
to go are as follows:
Major Lawrence T. Price First Bats
talon. First Infantry, Richmond!
T Captain Robert Gillian. Jr.. Company
G, Second Infantry, Petersburg. L
Captain David S. Einstein. quarters
master of the Fourth Infantry. More
folk s7y'gS
Major Truman A. Parker. Medical
Corps. Leesburg. @ alA As8ssl
1t is understood that any turtheF
details of officers which the States
choose to send to San Antonio will be
received and instructed there. but thelr
expenses and pay must be betrayed by
the individuals or by the States send-y
ing them. However, the War Depart-
ment may find It's way clear later to-
send anothed detail orhtwo at Federal
expense. als4s i+ i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
Trade Report.

bra dstreets TOMORROW Will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
Continued cool weather through the
majority OF the week has continued to
retard trade. though retail trade has
SHOWN slightly more activity during
the last three days OF the week re-
ports from all sections of the dIstrIct
are to the effect that all farming op-
erations are late. although planters
nave PREPARED for an increased acreage
OF cotton. Paints and oils are motive.
Manufacturers OF trunks and bags re-
port orders Sufficient to demand fun
time opera tons Dry goods and shoes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
Change of Schedule. Improved sery,c.
on NORFOLK md NNcxiern aaii.xa,

Effective Sunday. May 18th. new
train Will leave Richmond daily at 10
a. AZ, making close connection at Pc
tersburg with wcstbound fast train No.
3 over the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way, and will carry Pullman broiler
parlor car. which will run through
daily. without change, between Rich
mond and Bristol. to be operated west
of Petersburg on trains 3-13 west
bound, and trains 14-4 eastbound, ar
irving Richmond from Bristol al 6 :05
P. M. daily. Passengers for Lynch
burg and the west will Thereafter leave
Richmond on the 10 a. NJ train, In
stead OF on the Richmond Norfolk
Limited" Cannon Ball) at AIM
Train no. 3 Will also carry through
Pullman sleeper Petersburg 10 Gin
cinnati. The "Ocean Shore Limited"
fast train leaving Richmond for Nor
folk at p. NJ. will continue to leave
Richmond at that hour on week days,
but hereafter. and until further notice,
will leave al { p. NJ. on Sundays.
G. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
COMPANY CHANGES NAME.
Charter of Dominion Power Conpan,
to BE Tnken Out. ~
p,he Times Dispatch.l

" - n INC IlmcE- Dispatch.1
East Radford. Va, May 11.James
y. Baird. superintendent OF the Rad
ford Water Power Company went to
Richmond yesterday to take out the
charter of the Dominion Power Co.
The namo 10 which the Virginia Power
Company has been changed. ii having
been found that there was already a
Virginia Power Company. Tho first
meeting Of the Dominion Power Com
pany will be held probably this week
The directors arc DR.. J. J. Mott. who
is president; former Senator Marion
Butler. Ii. IS. McHarg. .Ir., OF the Vir-
Sinia Iron, Coal and Coke Company;
Captain r. a. Mott and j. Edgar Wal
ters. who is secretary and treasurer.
Mr. Walters is cashier of the Radford
Trust Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
sheehnn Battea From nor.

LSpeClHI 10 Tie TImeS- Dfspatch1 II'
Newport News, Va. May 11.-With
Ralph Davie going in perfect form.
the Shipbnilders easily made 1T two
straight from the Suffolk Nancies to-
day. winning to |. Th locals batted
Shcelan from tho mound in the fourth.
Richardson relieving him. Donald
Bryan, local boy, was the star.
getting two singles. and a double IN
four times up. scoring three runs. and
batting In fourth. and stealing sec
ond and then home
Score by innings: r. Fl e
Newport News. s3001 IS II 4
Suffolk ,00 0ooo1 :
:, batteries: Davie and Rogers;
Sheehan, Richardson and S1esnIck
Time, ! SO. Umpire, Mr.. Hcnshaw. A..
tendance, 400. ,si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
LEAGUE
Newport News at Old Point.
Elizabeth City at Norfolk
Suffolk at Portsmouth
BnttIe to TweIve-InnIns Tie.

ISpeCIdI 10 TIC T1lneS-DlSpatCh.I
Hampton, Va. May 11.-The Old
FONT Gunners and Portsmouth fought
out a twelve-inning battle on the
Phoebus Army and Navy diamond this
afternoon. to n to tie.
Score by innings: RI T.
Old Point. 10000 O2o0o-5 10 z
Portsmouth ooooo-5 10 l.
Batteries: Old Point, Ward. Murphy
and Hermann; Portsmouth, Henschey
Jobson and Covte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
FIRST OF SERIES
. WON BY ROANOKE
Hogue Is Batted Out of Box,
and His Successor Is
Hit Hard.

Roanoke, Va, May 1.-THE Roanoke
Tigers won the opening game from
Lynchburg to-day by batting Hogue
out OF the box in the second. aEc nit
ting his successor, Boone. hard
Efrd. who pitched for Roanoke, was
touched up for nine safeties. but pull
ed out of holes nicely. Gardin and Nor
rison hit for three sacks each, and
Manager Shaughnessy stole three
bases. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
ertinent Comment
BY GUS MALBERT

sorrowful as 1t is 10 relate. the pub
Tic doesn't like the article OF baseball
which is being served. 1t Isn't right
TO roast the local club for hitting the
ball, but II does seem pity that
the other clubs can't strengthen some
Not that Richmond is winning ell the
games. That isn't the point but the
complete reversal of form, winning one
day by an outlandish score and losing
the next because hit is not forth
coming, brings out ,unfevorable crit
icism. and rightly SO. f
y wallace's home run was e beauty,
hut home runs are becoming so plenti-
full that they don't cause any undue
excitement -Iattis, the champion four
sacker of the league. failed TO get
single hit yesterday. NIcCabe got
three. and Egan. Martin and Cowan,
two each.
Selvidge made a serious mistake in
not going after Iamilton's Wild pitch
He waited SO long that Baker scored.
Not pretty game By any means,
even though Richmond won. Entirely
TOO many errors and too much bone
headedness. Nine errors to ono ball
game is misplaying some. Tho public
would rather sec the home team lose
in we'll played game than to see 1t
win In a poorly played game
While the Wise ones are sitting up
nights figuring what league Richmond
will be in next year. 1t might be we'll
to remark that Richmond Will be in
the Virginia League II the Virginia
League continues to do business Or
Eanized baseball gives protection TO
every league that lives up to It's obli-
cations. and if Richmond is to get
In faster company, it must be with the
consent of the other teams in the
league.
The fact that Owner Bradley has
been looking longingly to the Tri-
State is not news. That has been talk
ed of and printed time aud again.
Richmond deserves higher class base
ball and Bradley is anxious to give It.
but he knows as we'll as any one that
he can't get to faster company until
something happens.
The situation Is simply this If The
Virginia League continues and Rich
tnond wants to get into higher class
league. the consent of majority OF
the cities in the Virginia League inusr
be secured. Unless this is done Rich.
nond must stay where She is. orr be-
come outlawed. If Bradley wants to
jump the Virginia League lie can do Il
but. on the other hand, the Virginia
League Will then have the Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
victory for norfolk.

Especial TO TheTlmcs-Dispa
Elizabeth City, n. c., May IL
Score by innings: R.H. r..
Elizabeth City. 100000 o. n
Norfolk ........o3 90 O. /
Batteries: Elizabeth city. Sn,idt and
Cleveland; Norfolk. Wallace and Hud-
gins. Umpire Henneger.
Features of the game were a one
hand catch of Hooker In the centre
field for Norfolk, and Simmons and
Kaiser's batting.