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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
The Universities to play.
fSpecial Dispatch TO The Times.


LEXINGTON, VA, October 4.-The foot
ball team of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity left Lexington this afternoon for Char
lottesvilie. where they will meet Univer-
sity of Virginia boys on the gridiron Fri
day afternoon. The team is in good trim
as the result of the thorough training of
AIR. w. Wertenbaker, the physical director.
Following is the team and position:
Allen. Virginia, center: Crockett. Nir-
ginia, right guard: Trundle, Virginia. left
guard: Mcclure. West Virginia, left tackle;
Fielder, Virginia, right tackle: Swartz, West
Virginia, right end: Bledsoe (captain), Nir-
ginia, left end; Hall, Texas, quarter back:
Robinson. Kentucky; Foster. Florida, and
Montgomery. Kentucky, half backs; and
Booker, Virginia, full back.
Especial Dispatch to The Times
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, October A
The University Of Virginia. football eleven
had its last practice to-day before the
tomorrow. the first of the season. The
latter team is reported to be a sturdy
one. and 4 rather interesting contest
should be seen on the Athletic Field. The
lineup viii be as follows:
Virginia-H obson.S left end; Lloyd cap
tain. left tackle: Harris, left guard; Mont
gomery, center: Haskell. right guard;
Walker, Tight tackle: Waters. right end:
Mallory. quarterback: Dabney. left half
back; Carroll, right half-back; Coleman,
full-bacl1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
cit;znns and Others Matters

Major Mann Page. Of Lower Brandon.
has. been stopping at the jefferson Hotel.
He has just returned from trip North.
Mrs. f. B. Gibson. of Washington, D.
c., is spending few days at the Mt. Yer
non. She expects to leave for home Sat
urday, returning by way of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Pilson are visiting
Mrs Pilson's nome, in Louisville KY,
having been called there on account of the
extreme illness of Mrs. Pilson's father.
Mr.. R. P. Rixey, who has held clerk
ship with the Southern Railway Company
for some time. has resigned to accept
agency for the new James River Line.
There will be an important meeting of
the lakewood Memorial Association, held
in the brick schQol-house of st. Johns
Church to-day at \4:2O P. NJ. full
attendance is requested.
There will be a meeting of the Church
Hill Branch Of the S. P. C. a. this
afternoon, at 2SO1 East Grace Street, at
$50 o'clock. All members of the board
are requested to be present.
Engine Company No s responded to q
still alarm of fire yesterday morning, to
the dryer Of Laidlaw. tMackill & Co, on
Williamsburg Avenue, 10 eNtinguish
small blaze, caused by friction in the ma
cllinery. The damage was trifiing.
Virginians in New York.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tiaes)
NEW YORK, October 4.-Virginians in
New York:
Lynchburg-J. Cunningham. Imperial.
Norfolk-W E. Etheridge, Cosmopolitan:
W. H. Taylor, Hoffman,; w. NJ. Rettew,
Imperial; A. NJ. Marshall. a. Warren. New
Amsterdam; DR.. L. L. Hamanet and wife,
Park-Avenue; r. B. Wright, ST. Cloud; j.
c. Grover. Victoria.
Richmond-O. H. Roger and wife. Impe-
rial.
virginia-P. H. Naughton. Albert; H. r.
Woodward. Everett; L. j. Semmes, c. l..
Semmes, Marlborough: e. D. Sampson and
wife, Savoy Mrs. c. L. shattuck, st.
Denis.
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HosDisai Notes.


Miss Wick has accepted the position OF
head nurse at the Retreat for the Sick.
and will begin her duties there within
the next two weeks. AT the meeting of
the Board of Lady Managers held yes;er-
day morning. Miss Nickts acceptance was
read.
The meeting was presided over by its
president, Mrs. Jenkins. Much routine
business was transacted. and some i'm
provements for the hospital considered.
DIR. White. resident physician at the
Virginia Hospital returned Wednesday
night.
Misses Mclaughlin. Ficklin and Cox.
nurses at the Virginia Hospital. returned
Wednesday night and are on duty again
Colonel John Cunningham continues to
improve at st. Luke's Hospital.
Mr. Felix j. Smith. who remains quite
i'll al the Old Dominion Hospital. was re-
ported as being sligsltay better last night.
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GOOD DAYS SPORT.
Three Favorites Won at Morris Park
Yesterday.
(By Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, October 4.-Race-goers
saw a good days sport at Morris Park to-
day. Three favorites We're first past the
wire, Redpath in the first. Modrine in The
third, and First Whip in the last race.
u first, Vulcain g to- and / 10 . second,
First race-six furlongs-Redpat Is to
Toluca az 10 y third. Time, III.
Second race-five furlongs-Ondurdis e to
. first, katherine go to 1 and Is to y
second, Inshot 90 to y third. Time, leo.
Third race-The Bellemeade, seven fur
longs-Modrine q to 81 first, Brgadier a
to and 3 10 81 second. Water Cure GO 10
y third. Time, 1:26 II.
Fourth race-The Bronx Handicap, six
furIengs-Musette q to y first, Meehanus
90 to / and TO u second, Belle of Troy
Gao to y third. Time. TIA.
Fifth race-one mile-Cyrano a to y
first, Compensation (even and to u sec
ond, Trigger q to y third Time. 1:41 Ii
Sixth race-one and one-siNteenth miles
First Whip g to D first, Mill Stream G.
10 2 and to - second, Carbuncle q to u
third. Time. LAT.
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ton fall meeting was conferred on the
TRANSATLANTIC $1,000 purse, which was won
by Boralma, winner of last years Flu
turity, from Lawson's Boston stables
He was the favorite at to 5, and a [ this
ngure was played heavily, about S3S,Oo0
being placed on him. Summary:
The Pennsylvania. 2:13 class, trotting,
value sJ,00O-Boralma Won second, third
ana fourth heats and race; York Boy
second, winning first heat; Lord Derby
third Time-2:10$4, 2:0S, 2:09. 2:0s2.
2:20 class, trotting:. purse SlGOO-
Stranger won third, fourth and fifth heats
and race: Newton A. second, winning
first and second heats; King Humbert
third Time-2:13, 2:13. 2:I3A, 3:1J, 2:12i.
Futurity, two-year-ods. pacing, purse
Sl,G0O-Alice Mapes won second and third
heats and race; Miss Ophelia second;
f'url third, winning first heat. Time
2:15l2, DIG. 2:14a..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
DAILY SK!RMISHES.
Lord nohcrts Eeports Progress OF At
fairs in South AZ, lea.
(By Associated Press

tBE 4tSN3Gldt"u LEeSS-y
LONDON. October Lord Roberts has
wired as follows 10 the War once:
Hart returned to krusersdorp October
1st: lie has been . DAYS from his base.
marched $40 miles, was in contact with the
enemy % days killed an unknown Num-
her ana captured g. The British Joss was
three Killed. three prisoners any twenty
four wounded Hart Brought pack 2.'2l
head Of cattle aud Isl hep
Butler mas returned 10 LynIzHburs
from Spttzkop wiki Thousand shee2.
There are skirm.S1es win the Boers
daily. but they are small affairs.
The Dublin Fus.Itc-s made night as
saut with .ha baygEs- an raz lager be-
tween Prstorsa aad Johannes bur- and
captured nine men. mostly important Beers
who have ,roub cd the district
~ party Of Beers have penetrateJ he
southern part Of Orange River COLONY.
entering Dewetsdorp anu Wepeuer. De
tachraents ara after them.
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Married in Marion.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times

Especial Dispatch TO The TiInes.)
MARION. VA, October 4.-The large
and representative audience that assem-
bled at the Methodist Church last night
to witness the marriage of Mr.. James
White Sheffey and Miss Lucy Lee Car
lock was fit tribute TO the popularity
of this young couple, whose marriage has
been looked forward 10 as quite a scrial
event
Hon. B. F. Buchanan, DR.. NJ. T.. Copen-
haver, Mr.. P. c. March and Mr.. \. T.
Lincoln acted as ushers. and the wedding
march was played by Mrs. P. c. Marcn.
The attendants were Misses Fannie Pain
ter, Kate Copenhaver, Barrie Hull and Sal
lie Miller. DR.. ]. ID. Buchanan, DR.. Say
ers. of Wytheville; Mr. Wythe Hull and
Mr.. J. B. Neale. The maids of honor
were Miss Miriam Shelley and Miss Clyde
Carlocs, sisters of the bride and groom,
and Mr.. j. P. Sheffsy, Jr.. was best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides father, Rev. DR.. Carlock. and she
was given away by her brother, Mr. Her
bert Carlock, Of Knoxville.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove to the home of Judge
]. P. Sheffey, where a splendid supper
was served and reception held
The groom is the eldest son of Judge
]. P. Shelley, is a young lawyer OF prom
Use and is prominently identified with
Smyth county politics and business
The bride is one Of Marion's most popu-
lar young ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
AMUSEM VENTS.

"zaza'' made the greatest success of
any play ever produced in this country.
the success being of the sort that man
ager. playwright, and all concerned
could most desire. It is to be presented
bv Charles Frohnlan.s company at the
Academy tonight and tomorrow ma IL
nee ana night The powerful impression
made by this play is not to be disputed.
It is a strong and forceful drama, re-
markable as much for Mr.. Belasco's at
tention to detail as to the more obvious
virtues found in line. character and
situation. The play is masnlncentiy
built; 1t is intensely human. and 1t Is
Syirile and touching, thrilling and steadily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
FlTZHUGH LEE IN WASHINGTON.
-auquier County I;eDIbI lean Com
mittee Assesses Officeh0iuers.
fSnnrioI nicnotcb IA Tho

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WARRE.NTON, VA, october 4-The
Womans Auxiliary of the Board of Mis-
sions convened in the Episcopal Church. of
this place, yesterday, to be in session two
days, closing this afternoon al 2:30 o clock
Miss Stuart, of Alexandria, the diocesan
officer; Miss Emery, secretary, and Bishop
Gibson, Right Reverend S. c. Partridge,
Bishop of kyoto. Japan; Miss Mana, of
Japan. and about fifty delegates are pres
ent.
General Fitzhugh Lee was the guest this
Week of General William H. Payne
DR.. j. c. Wise, OF the United States
Navy, with his wife and daughter, have
arrived in Warrenton, to take possession
at an early date of their handsome new
residence. which is now nearing compile
ton.
The Republican County Committee have
levied an assessment on all Federal office
holders from this county, including fourth
class postmasters.
The total contribution for the Galveston
relief fund, raised by the citizens com
mittee of this place, amounted 10 $500. This
amount was forwarded on Tuesday of this
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
WANTS GOLDEN BALM.
Courts to Aid III Healing the Heart OF
thn DiSunnn;ntel.

the DiSappo'natu.
AT one time it was case of#loye; then
it was a case OF breach of promise now
1t is a ccse of golden balm, and Susan
C. Dent has appealed to the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals for a
solution of the last case. The case Will
come I'M next month when the court con-
,venes in Richmond.
Miss Dent claims that being forced to
The wall by The Just decisions OF various
courts, her unfathful lover went and
filed a petition in bankruptcy after dis
posing OF his property to friends. rela-
tives and acauantances, so that she
could not collect against it. The petit
ton in bankruptcy shows that last year
in October Pickens flied his list of cred
itors to the tune of s25.599.
The case as it stands now is OF Pick
ems against the woman, asking that she
be kept from further attempt to collect
the 5000. and that he be rid of the OBJ
legation. being a bankrupt The costs, so
far, amount to one bill Of s9i1, and an
other NJ sn21
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TOURING THE COUNTRY.
Albert X. Prince. :Uandolinists and
Whistler. has Struck Richmond.

Albert kimmors Prince. OF Kansas City,
who is touring America and making a
reputation as the greatest mandolinist and
whistler in the country, struck the town
yesterday. Mr.. Prince is a wonder in his
line. He is a skilled musician, and within
The past three years. during which time
he has been touring, has entertained many.
audiences. He LETT his home in August,
1887, with the intention Of seeing every
city in the United States and Canada be-
fore going abroad. Up TO date he has
visited twenty-five States and TWO Terri
tories. He is accompanied by Mr.. Frank
NJ. Vogt, who is an expert contra-Das
suitarist These gentlemen entertained the
Shriners last evening. They viii remain
in the city to-day. At noon they Will play
at New Ford's, and this evening entertain
the fIlks at the Home. They will leave to-
morrow morning for Washington.
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OBI UAiti.
Miss virginia NJ Rascher.

Miss Virginia Mabel Hatcaer. eldest
daughter of DR.. VIM. E. Hatcher. died
yesterday morning at 10 o'Gloeb at Dr..
Hatcher's country place. Carer Hall, in
Fluvanna county. She had been sufferer
for many months, and had beenTs,ling per
ceptibly for some time. but r. The last
few days had seemed somewhat latter. 50
that her death came somewhat Suddenly
She had been a member OF Grace-Street
Baptist Church for many years. Iier long
illness was borne with Christian tftitude,
and the end was peaceful. We nay every
reason to know that it is well wia her
She loved her Saviour, and deligted TO
honor Him at all times There ard aany
TO whom her death will be sorrAH-
The funeral viii take. place Sa fsday
morning from Careby Hall, and the fter-
ment viii be near by, at Fork UnIon;he
mothers former home.
The train reaching Columbia, the 4ion
for Fork Union. in time for the intern Ia,
will leave Richmond this CFriday) q. f.
noon on the James River Division o. fe
C. s. O., at SIS O'Clock Friends w=aits
TO attend will De met on the arrival Of II
train. and conveyed TO Careoy Han
II. f. Kigsau. !
Mr.. M. E. kiggan died Yesterday morn
ing at NO. pu3 CNmosfhliu StteS'-
was in the sixty-third var Of his age
Mr.. Kisgan was a resident OF Warren
county, n c.. and had been in Richmoho
but a few days. His death was que
to apcplexy of the brain.
The remains we're take yes:e'day
afternoon on the $3.50 O'Clock tram 70
Petersburg.
Helen L. Roberts.
Helen Louise, daughter OF Mr.. R. +.
Roberts, died at the residence of her fatn-
er. No. 1ot South Third Street, aged u
years and months
The funeral will take place from the res
idence at 10 O'Clock this morning.
John T. Cru,np.
John L. Crump, a well-known coacn
trimmer, died suddenly at noon yssteT,
day at his residence. No go NoEtn
Stree. Pc Ike. q id-iit.-..
The funeral VIII take place to-iay, re
hour to be fixed iate-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
HUNT CLUBS OFFICERS.
Deep Run Organization Holds Annual
NIectinn

Deep Run Organization Holds Annual
Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Deep Run
Hunt Club was held last night at the Com
monwealth Clubhouse. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, DR.. JOS A.
White; Vice-President, Mr.. j. I. Ander-
son; Secretary, Mr.. p. a. S. Brine; Treas
urer, Mr.. VIM. Rueger; Master OF Hounds,
Mr.. II. c. Beatde; Board of Governors
elected for two years., Messers. VIM
Rueger, A. H. Christian, Jr., F. W. Chris
tan, ]. r. J. Anderson; elected for one
year,, Messrs T n. Carter. c. Z. Doyle
Langhorne Putney, II. c. Beattie, L. T.
Myers.
The hunting season will commence on the
18th instant, and a race meeting viii be
most likely held in November. The club
IS in a very fluorishing conditions with a
membership Of 215 members.
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Mr.. GOLFERS DEATH.
His n3dy EyI,un,el to Set i;unors
gy Associated Press. J

IDg
ATLANTA GA. October tine @ault
If T.arIas r. Collier was opened yeSter~
law and the BODY sxhumed. Phys clans
examined the remains and inspected the
II,rurs OF the wound that caused his death
After the ezamInation the physicians
agreed that the wound was Of such a elar-
geta- as to show t1at the bullet entered
the bodv from the front Of the left side
and rSngei daTnward
4 member Of the immediate family OF
Mr.. Collier said this morn ns that mere
had been some runors regarding ms lam lam
nd .ha- In order to forever SET aside these
-.,orrs ana prove conclusivety that taey
1gsrs untrue. The vault was opened and an
autopsy held
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Virginia Cir! Naaried.
(specLal DIspatch % The Ttmes.

t.,FccF1I
WASHINGTON, y. C.. Oct 4-The
marriage of Miss Edna Moore of Eir-
GINA and Mr.. Harry ". Ensor of St
Elizabeth's Asylum. took place during
the early part OF this weeI at the res
dence OF Mrs. Annie Pumphrey, of Ana
costa. d. c. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. T. W Bliss pastor
of the Anacostia Baptist Church, and
was witnessed only by the immediate
relatives and friends OF the Young couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensor Will make their home
in AnacOStia
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DEATHS.

uATcHER.-Died. Thursday mornng, az a,
her fathers country home, CareE H t,aa,
F0ll1yanna county. Va. MABEL. eiue1Sl
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Willah =
Hatcher. .,aca
Funeral and interment will tax, place
SATURDAY MORNING at 10 tciocA'
at Fork Union, Va.
RoBERTs.-Died. this (Thursday) morn Morn,
ing at 1:4o o'clock, HELEN Llish
ROBERTS, aged II years and 5 tontas'
daughter Of r, r. Roberts. 80
Funeral from the residence. 20. iuf
South Third Street. Friday. Octosr oen.
at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
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Brooklyn. I,oston. 2.


BOSTON, october 4.-The Bostons fin
ished their home series by dropping to-
days game to Brooklyn. making it three
straight: for the visitors and giving them
for the series sixteen games to four At
tendance, 1000.
Score: X II. Z:
Boston oo0oe.2 zoos I o
Brooklyn .....1 o 21 2ooo-7
Batteries-Lewis. Pittenger and Sulli-
van; Kitson ana Mcclure. Time, 1:42.
Umpire. Hurst.
Philadelphia, 5: New York, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, October New York
outbat1ed Philadelphia two to one. but
the locals hitting was the more sequential,
and that decided it.
score. R. II. E.
Philadelphia .....so1o1ooox-5 /
New York. 0G0o20-4 IA /
Batteries-Donohue and Mcfarland: Tay-
lor. Carrick and Bowerman. Tine, 1:SS5.
Umpire Snyder. Attendance, 666.
st. Louis, .; Cincinnati, 4.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. October 4--Jones
was hit harder than Hahn, but ST. Louis
had ali the luck and won interesting
game. Attendance, 800.
Score: r. II. z.
st. Louis 1O0O1OOoL2 2
Cincinnati ..0100oO ooI II o
Batteries-;Hahn and Kahoe; Jones and
Criger Time, Las. Umpire. Emslie.
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THE BLOODY SHIRT.
bisplay of Confederate coiors Called
| Unpairio:ic.
-rr Associated Press. }

ft;r Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, October AT the
I'm of the Union Veterans to-day
,tamrads pierce. of Georgia, introduced
80 OF resolutions against a display OF
IL Confederate colors. which ELECTED Enueh
sfter some discussion resolutions on ths
subject were adopted, in part, as folless:
"srhar the blending of these emblenaiteai
colors the entwining OF the Union nag
Win tne Confederate flag. IS mere mock
erv, an unseem!y effort TO harmonic ad-
verse principles
I'm the capacity. OF personal friends and
hgao3 relations we extend TO those who
9o,,ori,t against US the full measure Of
rs..tnrai affection. and when they aet in
he capacity o. law-ao.dins citizens OF ne
rtaub,sc we cheerfuily give TO them OFF
recognition. but when they act IN TIE
canacity OF contederates making an I'M
patriotic display Of the consedesass ceior 5.
We unhesitatfngiy decline to accord te
,hen thu slightest recognition OF athAa-
ton"
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QUIET HOME MARRIAGE.
Miss Bessie Jenkins Becomes Mrs.
A. k WoousoIi.

Mss Bessie Lee Jenkins and Mr. A r.
woodson were quietly married at tae
home OF Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes, No
5l5 North First Street, by the Rev. L. B.
Betty. of the Clay Street Methodist
Church, on "Wednesday night.
The bride is the daughter Of Captain ).
J. Jenkins, of this city. and the groom is
a popular emnloye of Messrs- a. Roen and
Co. After the ceremony a reception was
given IN honor Of the newly married couple
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Barnes.
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STUCK IN THE MUD.
Automobile Party From Eichmo"d TO
>ew York Reach Washington.
lSnal.iaI Dlspateh 70 The Times.l

wAsHINGToN. D. G. Oct 4,-4Lr G
81 =. o., ~ Rfc1uond. Va. VINO are max
E i1,as an automobile trip from Richmond.
I Vs a. 80 Ssw York city, y. Y. Were guests
the Ebbitt House IN his !, cry ,5 las, IaS{
ms ~ ~ the Virginia roads. and nave
o. "a s--' few other minor mishaps, but SO
~ ~. tSay. declare the "trip has been very
49,.
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To Succeed Colonel aiunford.

No date has been fixed for the meeting
of the Board of Aldermen and Common
Council to eject q successor to Colonel
r. 3. Munford late Commissioner of
Revenue:
The session will probably be called for
some night during next week. Mr.. Edward
Cray and Mr.. .. A. Hawkins are the
only candidates. EaCh one has staunch
friends, and the race promises to be a
very pretty one.
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Conductor Painfully Hurt.

Mr. Lee Elan. conductor Oh a Main
Street car, was quite painfully hurt about
the chest by a collision. with a wagon at
Gas p NJ. last evening. He was treated
by DR.. Fisher, Of the ambulance, and
taken to his home, No. 1tl2 West Cary
Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
His Foot Mashed.

The ambulance, with Dr. Fisher in
charge, was called to the Locomotive
Works at $40 o'clock last night to treat
Mr. ". T. Batkins, who had his right
foot badly hurt by being caught in a
machine. He was treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05

Mr.. Herman Myers, Mayor of savannah.
now serving his second term as chief otfi-
cial of that city, IS in the city in attend
ance upon the Bankers Convention, OF
known here. where he has relatives and
many friends.
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SOLDIERS PERISH.
Tacy are Supposed to Have Died of
Stafyatin ion
ny Associated Pres,

{By Associated Press.o
WASHINGTON, October General
Macarthur reported 10 the Var Depart.
ment to-day that five soldiers died in the
mountains Of Laguna Province. after hay
ing made Their escape from insurgents.
by whom they had been captured. The
date OF their death is unknown, and no
sietaiis are furnished as to the manner Of
itheir death.
1 j. is supposed, however. that they per-
hshef from starvation and exposure. has,
hux lost thsar way IN the mountains In their:
ssadeayox = sretslrn To- 1aaesr conrade
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Got ontI,r Wrong Way.

Mr.. L. r. Terry, while ailghting from
a Traction car at Tenth and Broad Streets.
last night at 10 o'clock. was quite badly
hurt about the head. and was also in-s
esernauy injured. He stepped off the
wrong way and struck the ground head