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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-03
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

The Denver stockman Of Saturday
last says.
c. l.. Rood Of the Inland Land ana
Cattle company. Of Utah, was a visitor
this morning Mr.. Rood says his COM
pany Is STRENGTHENING out lite land mat
tets and will eventually resume busl-
ness actively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-03

J. n. Whitney OF the cattle dealing
ana raising firm Of Chambers & Whit
uey Utah. was az the yards this morn
ina Chambers g. Whitney carried on
one OF the fat prizes at the range cattle
show IN this city Ia 1899, and they are
quite likely 10 send a carload or two TO
Chicago next December TO show the
fasteners what kind OF Whiteface
feeders are raised on the other side Of
the Rockies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-03
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS

MCCORMICK & co.
Mingo bulllonu., e., .. ........S (. LOO
Silver and lead ores .............. q. 200
-
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
Silver and lead ores ..,. ....S23.i Oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-03
The DENVER &
RIO GRANDE R.R.
NS0enic Line
ni the World"

The only tNe bavins three daily Fast Ex.
press TraipA Saa DlDlhS Cars between Grand
Junction WI peUver This Is the popular
route 70 (eNaThle Cripple Creek. Pueblo
DEW ana VI po,NtA Easl a
N-~>~--
8. X. HOOPER,
" p, & +, A., Denver, Colo.
B. +. NRVlNS H. NJ. CUSHING,
GVAQ agent. Trav. Pass. Agt.
salt lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-03

p. Crogan was az the yards with a
carload of bay colored mules raised In
Utah that ne Is taking 20 Memphis,
Tenn, for sale. Mr. CrOgan says that
Idaho Oregon and Washington have
this year sent more horses 20 market
than IN ten years past that the quality
has been better than had been expected
and that good prices were realized. Inn
prOvement ls the order Of the day In
these States and Tar better classes win
go TO market In a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

near Bon Air. and also those OF the Ma
sonic Home. on the Seven Pines road
The Masonic Home, Bethany Faith
Home and the Male Orphan Asylum will
so by the Richmond Passenger and Pow
er Company's line, and will get off at
Strawberry Street and walk across the
field to the fair grounds
St. Joseph Orphans VIII take the Trac-
ton cars at o'clock, at the corner of
Fourth and Broad Streets. and those at
Seventh and Leigh Streets viii take the
Traction cars a. Seventh and Broad at
y o'clock.
One OF the attractions of the fair proper.
for which there viii be no extra charge
will be Kennedy Bros hippodrome, circus
and Wild West performances. These viii
be given daily, and viii consist of twenty
features. This is one Of the finest out
door specially companies in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
hMUsEMENTS.

-. Nat C. Goodwin and Miss Maxine
r,,;otr presented their original play en-
.,.Iaa ..yvnen We Were Twenty-oae. at
tho Academy OF Music yesterday aile'
noon ana last night TO ths largest
dlences of the season.
ThaT tre pay was a success was
srre6 beforehand; the press, "necesei 80
-iace has appeared, mas spoken ~ .-
highest terms Of COMMUNICATION u -
M. Goodwin c.ooavi,,
:, comedy roles. his appearance N llle
,,,ora serious character or Richato "a
1--we was looked upon as in Inc HAITI
80 On evneriment The experiment VIZ e
s.,ooass undoubtedly. Mr.. Goodwin no.
onfv has in When We Were twenty on a.,
-, eSceptional{y clever veii.te -
| disnlav of his talents. but ne iiSS . 70
excellent support. Goodwin app,
better advantage in the roe =, ,-ao1,. or.
Carewe than ever IN .he 80 - the
in missouri Miss Elliott aiso' 81 -,
charac,er OF Phyllis Ericsson, appea.e,,
better advantage than many sose i.
she has yet been seen mere &c the
.s1vban we Were Twenty-ohe =
storv of trinity OF old friends. % w..
is entrusted by a dead eoIntips .1,.a5 nv
ing of a boy. This boy IS ost. 3. IovaI
the wish of Richard Carewe "to pbS.y1;s
to the trust reposed IN h.''i ~ ~ he
Ericsson, who loves Care"s ...ass marries
! COMING enamored Of an aetsssS, ..s,,,rns
-- md hen repenting his foiis 49,,
! - VT sIa..cted friend Carewe, WY ..i.,,E
8hao,i,s RI realize that he Is IN 10y ,o,,as
rhs,i,is md when he learns tha' sAe ,,.,.b
r I'm, b. .1 nscosass almost hyssescai ~'.h
low ,,.s and thus the play esias. =. ,o-,rayal
Mr. Henry Weodruts, IN ma e.eeedingiy
Of the wayward boy; ~" .omnany was
p psatianIariy Well balanced Mr. Gooasin
paa Mss Elliott were given several eafss,a
call 8 last evening. and the to. AID NOT
Gale called upon for a speech. out a'u -
respond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
THE SPIDERS WON
FOOTBALL GAME
Richmond College Defeated fred
ericksburg by Il TO O..
THE PLAY FULL OF FUMBLEs.
The Local Team Showed Up Stronger
i'll Defensive Play, bn, Plenty
of Room for Improve
n,cnt iet.

Richmond College football team won
from Fredericksburg College by a score
of II to O. III a lovely played game al Broad
Street Park yesterday afternoon,
The visiting team arrived in the city at
2:39 O'Clock and were CHARTERED a the
College.
The play was replete with funbles, which
married the interest in the saEne. Ricn-
7ond College would carry the ball on sue
cess:va end runs for thirty, forty and nifty
yards, and when one more lne purge
would have meant q TOUCHDOWN, they
would fu1nole. Fredericksburg, Itkewiss,
would frequently enter the Juggling con-
test.
THE PLAY.
The bail was kicked by Hotcniltss for
forty-:llree. yards to George. who gained
thirteen var.is Fre;ier:cksbarS f'fll nj
risht tackle Tor four ami q tIatf yards. ana
:. tumble gave tfie bali . ficlmora Rich
nopd now got into the game and MADE
successive runs of twenty, tnr5e, Two ana
FIVE. yards, placing The. BAH WITHIN four
wards of their opponents Soai- SANFORD
now hits the lie for Il beautiful plunge
ana goes over me liae, but me great roc
doc" Of the gam arose. and Ing Dc Iu'.
back dropped the baI! and 1t was tFesitz-
ricks0urg' 5 farrtouct!oaek
The bal vas Richmond ;,=;'l!h ana
Pollard Landlord and Sanford advanced
spectiveiy. F,t1ys1u now started IN Il pref
IL run for tweaty-.!ree yards, and ball :
neE. Fredericksburg ;soa' i1ahki"fa
was sent fer threa yards nj a touch
down but score was rot aiio|et ON &c
count of offs&dc play. BAD WAS now tu-
vanccd RAPIDLY by the siS-tol's. but s,f5t
laif ended with no score. Tn College
clearly outpayed The visitors. ihe ioeSe-
-ess of both te.lna in handling the bait
accounts for iiit' SIf-1i score.
II the seccEd hiatt Richmond played
hard. and in successive l'tishes scored ;A:iei
,oal was missed.
After beautiful line uckinss and s2es -,sn'l
Iii ting. Richmond SCORES second touch
own The game was c;t.lsd WITH Hlc sIa-
,7ond playing hard, clean game score:
Richmond, Il: Fredericksburg, u.
LINE Up.
Fredericksburg Position. Flchmooti.
Miller Center. u: s7-e
Nose5ey. Right Guard... Anderto:l
Marks. ..-.Left G'1ard--.-.Pfo E--ee
Wexford Right TacHle.-...-. XIV {
ELECTROMAGNETIC Tackle. McSonEae L
Shacklefortl. RIg.lI End. 6Eg Us
Pre,7t End. ~ ) so. 4
Green. Right Half Back LankioF'I
u (traZer.)
CANNON. Left Half Back, Pollard
(Woodw2rt.l
caors,e. Fun Back sa nI"Fti
Pose6ro. Quarter Back. otehk,s'
score: ouchdowns-LaI:kfort. s;ini9s,''
r,oaI-0wen Observation-Disclosures. I!N-
r1;ra-J1lian HILL MISREPRESENTATION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
DRUMMERs IN SESSION.
Post \ Sorry TO Hear OF the Death q
MIR. !nBeuIa. o. st. Iouis.

The regular meeting of Post A, Virsini;
Division, Travellers Protective Associa
ton. met last night ut Headquarters. III
members present were sorry to learn
the death of Eugene I.aBeaum, son
Secretary LaBeaum, of ST Louis. \ lie
ter of sympathy was ordered to be Sc!
the father, who is the national secretar
Of the T. P. y.
Much interest has been manifested i
the Star Course of Lectures. The first o
the course, by ALI. Taylor, was quite Il
success, and Bob Taylor, on November Sd.
will be still better. There are some good
seats left and ii is urged that those de-
string tickets get them in time. Homer L.
Wilson will lecture December 10th
Post viii Oh October 9th have a free
entertainment at the headquarters, to
which all T. P. \. and their friends are
invited. Refreshments and the ZanZer
Minstrels will be the feature. = jolly
good time is anticipat ted
w j. Rlalock,a member of Post A, left
last Tuesday on a business trip through
,he Southern States. to be gone for over
two months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
AT Morris Park.


NEW YORK. Oct. eo-The 3al! meet
ing Of III West Chester Racing Associa-
ton was concluded at Morris Park to-
day in a characteristic getaway day
manner. Not a single first or even second
choice was first past the Judge. long
shots sweeping the card. Summary:
First e-Steeplechase, about two and
a half mles-Somers t6 TO u first. Cock
Robin (5 to . and TO 10l second. Tamor
% to u third Time, 1875 IL.
Second race-Seven furloags: selling
Annie Thompson % to p first. Queen
Carnival Go to 1 and is to y second,
Gladerun &c to y third Time, 1:2s 81.
Third race-The White Plains Handicap;
Six furlongs-Conroy Is TO i, first, Garry
Hermann e TO i and to 81 second, Sill
yer Dale te 10 y third. Time, ILL 81
Fourth race-The Morris Park Handi-
cap: Two and a quarter miles-Maie OF
Harlem & to u first. Etheibert q to 2 and
onr second, Jack Point a to y. third
Time. 4:a5 IL.
Fifth rac5-SiS and a half furlongs;
ling-Iiuitz;topochtle 20 to y first,
Alvarado II 90 to and 8 to d second.
Wax Taper C to ID third. Time, 1:22 L.
Sixth ,ace-One 1nile-Musettest Is to u
drst, Favonins Is to and 8 to 81 second.
Asaui;h t1a TO ~ third. Time. 1;4 1-2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
PoWHATAN COUNTY COURT.
A Ne,y Trial Refused Harvey Wii.in-
son-iis Sentence Stands
fspecfal Dispatch 70 The Times)

POWHAT-tN C. H.. VA, October 20
pcwhatau county Circuit Court, whacn
convened here or the 18th with Judge Geo,
A. Hundley presiding. adjourned yester-
day. No jury case was heard during tas
term, tbs coGrt being occupied in chaacery
business. The writ Of error which wa.
granted a short tine ago by Judge Efu7d.
lev IN the case Of Harvey WILKINSON. who
was convicted some months ago n tha
County Court for the murder OF his child.
was argued yesterday. Mr. r. G.. Souiha.l
represented tie Commonwealth. and She
prisoner was represented by Mr.. T. p.
Buford. The Judge refused to give new
trial, and confirmed the record or the
lower court. which is ak years tnprsso't-
r,er,t IN the penisent!ary.
Tha $500 sui: entered by the adsa.ss.s-
TRAITOR Of the .a:s VIM. Flanagan against
the county OF Powhatas for services Is
counsel. was removed 20 Amelia county
for trial. and Is set for December iesa,
when Judge Hundley will s.old special
term OF his court Judge a q Watkins.
will iock after the couatys interest. and
Mr. 2. P. Bnsord VIII represent Mr. \ lan-
nagan.s administrator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
STILL CHAMPION.
Elliott Defeated Gilbert in Z, Hundred
Bird shoot.

The championship shoot at Broad-Street
Park yesterday afternoon did not attract
a very large crowd, but it was interesting
1t was interesting Tor two reasons. One
of them was the facr hat the. champion
wing shot Of the world. M-. J. a r. Ell
llott of Kansas City, and q famous IVES
tern shot, AIR. Fred Gilbert, Of Iowa, were
TO shoot for the Championship, the cast-
iron medal and a purse of S1G0 a side; and
the other was that Mr.. Franklin Stear!ls
and Mr. w A Hammond, both of Rich
>,nond were 10 shoot for The amateur cham
pionsinip OF Virginia
Messrs- Stea1'ns and Hammond, both of
the Wesi-End Gun Club. started first, with
Il thirty-yarh shoot at 80 live birds each
Some good shots We're made by both men,
but the championship was Won by Mr.
Hammond who ksiied A out of 80, Mr..
Ssearns making il 80 out of 30.
In the worlds championship shoot both
men went up TO the 70 point before it
ceased 10 look doubtful. Wonderful
shooting was done by both men,
but Champion elliott won by kill
ing sS out of 100. while Mr.. Gilbert
shot 80 out Of 100 Several OF Mr.. Gilbert
birds escaped beyond tbs bounds just q
short distance before expiring. and every
body called it hard luck.
Mr. Franklin Stearns acted as referee,
and his work was considered tirst-class.
AIessrs Elliott and Gilbert will so 10
Baltimore to-day, and VIII engage in the.
tournament in that city this week Mr.
Stearals viii go 10 Baltimore tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
HOBO TEAM.
Many Good Players Send in Their AZ
i1n,hs


pIiCutinNS.
A number of applications were re-
aaived at the Friday night meeting OF
thc Hobo Football Club.
4 glance at the applicants, Signihes that
in view OF the excellent material apply
ing for the team, that the fiobos VIII
give their antagonists on the Sridiron a
stubborn and hard fight for victories this
season. Last year this team had the
honor of being victorious in all games
olaved, and it intends to keep up the good
work.
Ii is the intention Of the team to meet
every Monday. Tuesday and Friday nights
az SD p. NJ at Third and Canal Streets
Cor practice by electric light and on sat
u!4lay afternoon ut i O'Clock at the Lee
Monument field.
Mr.. Fred Knowles was elected captain
Of the team at the meeting last night
Games will very likely be arranged with
Richmond College, Randolph-AIacon Col
le2e, William &c Mary College and the
Petersburg Y. NJ. c. y.
The team will average about 40 pounds.
The following are some Of the appli-
cants:
Robins Phaup. Goddin, Robins, \. Bos-
chen Lynch. Fitzgerald. Claiming. Drake.
Lcalle, Gillian. Lee, Knowles. Burwell
Wilbon. Carr, Robertson, Belyin and sew
eral others.
Any one desiring to play. viii meet the
team on any OF the practice-nishts. or
communicate with Captain Knowles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
VIRGINIA BEATS
JOHNS HOP KiNS
The Baltimore Team Were Not Able
to Score.
toScore.
FORTY TO NoTHINGls TIE STORY

(sp,csal DISPATCH to The Times.I

Especial Dispatch to The IimesJ
Uni ERSITYs OF VIRGINIA VA. Oc-
tooer le-Virgn;a found little trouble in
running up a totaFsof forty points on the.
eieven from johns Hopkins University here
.o-oay ana keeping the visitors from scor-
ING Inc work OF The Virginia seam at the
opening OF the contest was slow and was
characterized by considerable fumolins,
bul the men took q brace after the first
TOUCHDOWN was scored, and thereafter the
pays were executed with few mistakes,
Inc Hopkins players put up q, good de-
t@nsive game in the frs half, and twice
had the Orange and Blue on downs on the
defensive. However. they We're awfully
weak, and not once during the contest We're
they able 10 gain the necessary i've yards.
frequently their backs were tackled be
tore they could get q good start, and
thrown for loss
LONG DAsHEs.
DabneS and Nalle did the ground gaining
for Virginia in the first ilalf. Behind good
interference taey dashed through the Hop
ktns line for ten and twenty yards at Il
clip.
Tha Virginia team seemed to take on
new life at the beginning OF the second
half, and four touchdowns We're made III
rapid succession. The hopkins men We're
unable 10 check the advance OF the Viz
sinia backs. and only once during the half
did they secure the ball, except on the
kick.
Walker virginia's big right tackle. was
given the bail, ard he rushed through the
big openings made by Captain Lloyd for
50. 20 and 80 yard runs. In fact, all OF the
touchdow!.s scored n the last half We're
made by him.
TEE VISITORS.
Nelson. Riggs ana Bacon put UP the best
game for the visitors. Humphreys was
hurt in the latter part of the first half
and was succeeded by Converse.
The whole Virginia line played bali from
the start, and but for the fumbling OF
Tutwiler The score would have been larg
en- Montgomery and Haskell tackled
well, and Bride did clever work at right
end. The line up
Virginia. Position. Johns Hopkins
Bride Mccall. Right End Nelson
Walker. Right Taclie....... Blancli
Haskell ..... Right Guard. Converse
RennetD tIIumphreys)
Montgomery ......... Center. Hancock
Choice, Harris. Left Guard. ...-. Whitman
Lloyti Left Tackle. Bacon
Hobson Left End Gillespie
Tutwiler Quarter Back...... Meadows
Nalle. ...... Right Half Back. .McCiintocl
CarrolD
Dabney......L Left Half Baclz....... Riggs
Coleman Back..t....... Brutor
Final score: Virginia q, in first ha2f). Z:
Johns Hopkins. o. Observation-Disclosures,
4: Male. 2: Dabney. Goals from touch
dowris-C0ieman s. Rerefe-Albert MAJ
lory. Umpire-Ben. c. willis. Time-kecp-
ers-B Tally. Of Johns Hopkins; DR. w.
A. Lambeth. Of Virginia Time Of halves
q, and II minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
SOUTHERN BASEBALL.
There Is Every Prospect Of an Eight
Team league Next Season.

(fSr Associated ircSS.]
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. October 29--Ihe
Southern Association Of Baseball Clubs was
organized here to-day With every indication
of success Franchises We're granted TO
six citizens. with applications from others,
from which Two viii be selected 10 COM
plete an eisht-club league.
The salary limit was fixed at si,ooo per
month. exclusive OF the manager. tor-
felt Of $1,000 will be required.
The organization Will ask the protection
Of the National League under clause b,
and will create a sinking fund by recurring ::
ten per cent. of the gate receipts OF ali
lea que games.
Franchises were granted to Chattanooga,
Nashville. Meupfis, Shreveport New Or
leans and Birmingham, while the applica-
tons OF Atlanta, Little Rock, Mobile ana
Montgomery were referred to the OH GERS
10 report with recommendations ae lie
newt r,aetinc which viii be he'd about
December first, when a board OF directors
will be elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Deem Run Hurt G NIB.

The hunting season of the Deep Run
Hunt Club commenced last Wednesday.
when the hounds met at the Kennels, and
yesterday ait Brook Bridge. On both oc-
casions good runs We're enjoyed by those
who followed the hounds, among whom
were: Dr. Jos a. White, Mr.. and MRS. 1.
\. Garter. Mr.. and Miss Blacker. a1essrs.
u, N Clarke. II. c. Beattie, S. L. Carter,
+. r. Anderson, ]. r. J. Anderson. A IL
Christian, Jr., Louis CroAton. F. w
Christian. Frank Christian, Jr.. Wallace
@ saunders, F. D. aieaniy, and Dr.
Robert Bryan.
Next Wednesday the hunt starts from
..Chantilly,'' and Saturday from RIO
Vista" at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
THE v. NJ. /. TEAM.
Prepared to Give Varsity Strong
Contest.
ls,,.,,, nisnatch to The Times.)

fsnacial Dispatch to The Times.l
1rxINGToNs VA, October 2o.-On the
coming Wednesday the UNIVERSITY VI W.
einia. of Charlottesville, VIII NEE. lne
caI1ers of the Y. NJ. l. on the sriul lr
.Nio,,,fest fn,. the championship or Slr-
- 1,t,e. aane VIII be played in Lex
80, on the institute grounds and al
80, alumni of the institute nave oeeh
,or,fne- in. so as to be present TO eneour-1
o,azarjl urge the team OF sthelr Aiiiid
Mater to victory.
The cadets corps OF coacnes was Wy
,n,,ch strengthened on last IhursuSLy py
the arrival of Dr. Cornett, OF tne o i,s
sity of Pennsylvania, VINO 1oi "lis e".'
,laved tackle o1i the University OF sPeEn-.=
sylvania team, anu was eoi ios,-' - ,oT
star on their championship team OF u,
and during the season OF So ana " mas
assisted in the coaching OF the naval CD
DIETS at Annapolis The Orange and Biue
are offering large Odds that Their rivals "
Rraid and Brass will not cross 1he goa.
line are now. especially since the a' ..]
of their new big guard. who mas duite q
re1rta ton as an athlete, IS virginia. oN =
contidenttof victory. The cadets are iaT
oI,tr,cigha,1 by the large giants from
ora rlortesvi1Ic, hut Notwithstanding TINS,
! . close contest may be expected, Tor III
t}em nerve. grit and speed. pretornlnates.
The probaoe line UP Of the two teams VIII
be as follows:
T. Va Position -. ", =
Hobson. left end $1,000. fucker.
Lloyd fcaptain).. left tackle Macsilaii: ".
Haskell ..... lett guard .-...--. LeIl"ic ,5i
u0n:sonlery...... center ...-...-..- w flsilt.
choice. right guard johnson j.
! Walker..... right tackle .....--... Face
Stride. ... right end .....-. WISE.
Naliory.. quarter back Roller fcapt-).
! Dahnev. left half back ---...McCabe.
Na.le......... right half back 1890. Miller.
| c.o;e1aar. .. fun back .........., kirk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Come Quick 6 to u third. Tin:

ia aa-i.
Third race-selling. two nl:les-Colhert
@ TO ), first, Kodak g to p second. Fly
Fire g to u third. Time, S:2S4.
Fourth race-handicap. one mile and a
sixteenth-The Rush &c to % first, John
Haisey 13 TO 5, second, Anthracite G 10 y
third. Tine. 1:lI.
Fifth race-han>llcap. five and half fur
longs-Harry Harendeen g to D frst,
Ethel Wheat 6 to y second, Trinity Bell
6 10 u third. Time, 1907 ID.
Sixth race-sellng, six furlongs-Nancy
Till I5 to y first, Oicott q to u second,
Winter & to y third. Time, 1:l5 "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
7 LANDED TWO PRISONERS.
Both OF Them Are Under Serious
Charges.
Especial Dispatch to The T1mes.l
A.rr1J,S la1rA nnfE o. G

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct. a0-Sher-
/; f,nntsr. OF. Accomac. tonight brought
70 Hampton ard lodged L, jail for safe
keepIrg ] ohm Holden thlaci(, charged
sviretnia Clayton, daughter OF prosper
GUS 'Accomac farmer. and Strand Fostu
4 9hIack), charged with the murder of
George Leonard.
& IN the II h, and he was arrested yester-
Bday Feeling against the man was so high
IA .Accomac that he was brought here
to prevent a possible lynch1ng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Football Score 8,
ny Associated! Pregs. J

ny -tssV-l.lIt'9 41s9.J
Pennsylvania. 80: Columbia, o
Brown. II: Chicago. s..
Naval Cadets. 9: Georgetown, 0.
Princeton. ); lafayette 0.
l.ehiGll. u: Rutgers, 0.
Yale. IS: Wesleyan 0.
Harvard. %. West roint, 0.
Cornell. IL: Union. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
DR.. EVANS FOR CHAPLAIN.
Will Probably Be Chosen by New
Rec imrnt This Week

An effort is being made to induce Rev.
Dr.. William E. Evans. rector OF Monu-
mental Church. TO say ne VIII accept the
post OF chaplain Of the new regiment il II
is ,tendared nm. The selection will be
made this week. and DR.. Evans Is said to
De the CHOICE Of large majority CT the
officers and men in the reg. n1ent
Major j. H Derbysh,re. who was q
major in the Old First V rsinta Regiment
s being spoken of for a similar place in
the new Seventieth Regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

- ~. ven. and play with e YIN and
dsi arrn;I,atio1, hard TO comha
- ..The showing in the St l bans game
IN r'ar,nv.ie, on october 18th. vas vas. eS-
8ceptionally= fine: mud1 better even tniln
had expected to see later in me =: seq. .,
SON. In a word. T am very well sat1sieu
With the team.
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nruids, II: EspiscoralIans, 30.

ALEXANDRIA VA. October 2o-rhe
Druid Athletic Club footballzteam this af
ternoon defeated the Episcopal High
School team by 4 score of Il to 10.
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Racing Mt Nrwpnrt.
ff,y Associated FreSs.

crNcINNATI. Oct. aa.-Results at New
port:
First raoe-one mile-Woodtrice 9 to y.
frsa, Meggs q to q second, little Tim g
! to - third Time. 1:42.
Second race-seii:ng six furlongs- Ed.
Roth 60 to . drst The 0ee1eT g 70 u
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Common laborers in Spain get from
thirty-tivc to forty cents per day in the
larger towns and from twenty to. thirty
cents in the rural districts.
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The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Managers Of the Old Dominion Hospital
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock in the college building All mem.
bers interested, are especially invited.