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THE VARSITY FO0T-BALLIsTs.
Gossip About Some OF the Players
and Their Records.
lEnr the DiSnatch

For the Dispatch.)
Coach De Saulles has brought out
Varsity team which has been an agree
able surprise to all college men. Whe1.
he first took charge there were only two
men of last years eleven who returned
to college-Harris and Waters When the
team lined up for a short practice on
Friday, the day before the ST. Adams
game. Virginia could safely say that
there was no equal to it in the South.
The regular team at present is: Waters
(captain), centre; Houston and Spates,
guard; Johnson and Council, tackle;
Bronston and Weld, end: Pollard, quar-
ter-back; Watkins and Pritchard. half
back; Harris, full-back. Others who are
nearly, or are really, on par with the
above are: Golf. centre; White and Null
ford, guard; Weisiger and Harlow. tackle:
Winston. Johnson. Walker, and Bass,
end; Hall and STICKY, quarterback;
Male. Gray, Bachman. and Railey, half
back; Williamson full-back. Spates was
ca plain Of ST. Johns College team last
year. and tore great holes in George
towns line. Council was captain Of North
Carolina, and is one Of the best tackles
in the South. Johnson. All-Southern
guard of last year, was captain of Vir-
ginia Military Institute Bronston play
ed a star game for Kentucky. Pollard is
one Of the fastest men who ever played
football and is sure tackler. Pritch-
ard was half-back on Lafayette, and
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those who have seen him in practice say
that he is sure to be one of the backs
and Waters are old men, and any team
that has played against them know how
good they are.
Coach de Saules will be joined soon by
Abbott and Chamberlain, both of Yale,
who coached last years team. A. w.
("Sandow'D Moore will also be here
shortly to coach the line men. A. M
Coleman, captain of last years team,
has returned to college, but it is doubt
full if he will play. John Lloyd, captain
1901 is also in college. but it is also
doubtful whether he will play or not.
Broade Male has been assisting the
Goa ches since the beginning Of college.
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COLONEL BILL THE WINNER.
svns,cr second; Herbert Third-Pros-
poet Handicap Goes to Astarif"-
Other Turf Events-Grand Circuit
race. Postponed on Account of
Rain.

,-r-,r WORK. October 4.-The Graves
end autumn meeting came TO close ~.
aav. witt, the running OF the ot'eh'a'
aanaicap. Colonel Bill broke in front
md making ali the running, won DRIVING
nv half a length from Igniter, VINO IN
.urn. was six lengths in front of Herbert.
sonn,,,ert was last Summaries;
F,r.. race-for all ages. lightweight
handicap about six MISUNDERSTANDING
cso to j, won, Belle of Lexington az TO -
second onaurdis Go to - third Time
al 1-5.
c,oo,a ,sce-for -year-oids and up
ward. selling. one mile and a siStee''tn-
ETHICS % to 81 won, Brunswick q 10 y
second. Rooster O5 TO u third. Time i'a'
9-5. . two
third race-Prospcct handicap, TOT Two
vcar-oids, about six furionss--As'aiita
&c IA ~ won. Hursbourne a TO - secono.
CoaSo, MAXIM (s to u third Time, 100
g-5. Gov ~,
Fourth race-Oriental handicap. 1or an
aces one mile and a quarter-Coionel blli
feven) won, Igniter &c to u second, her
pert q to p third. Time, EOS
1T;fth race-For two year oidS, seinns5'
sye and a half furlongs-AnclSe g to u
won LADY Josephine Is TO 81 second King
Dove e to y third. Time. 1:o1 10
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and up
ward. one mile and a sixteenth-Loroas-
ter q to ~, won, Fried Krupp % to y
second, Bellario 6 to y third. Time, Las
4-5
Seventh race-For two-year-olds. sell
ling. IL furlongs-Right and True @ TO
o. won. Sheriff Bell 6 to u second; Flor
ham Queen eco TO u third Time l:o' 20.
Harlem Track
CHICAGO, October 4.-Results at Har-
lem: -
to s. won. Sand Flea a to u second
Goldasa g to y third. Time LA 20.
Second race-Six MISUNDERSTANDING 70
TO 81 won, Pirate Queen g 10 y second;
Gracious e to u third. Time, Ia SO.
Third race-Tecumsh handicap. ] S-S
1niles-Aladdin &c to 81 won, Flying Tor
pedo g to u second; Little Elllin g to y
third Time, 2:41 AS.
Fourth race-Fivve and half furlongs
-Gregor x al to 81 Won JACK Bemund
Us to 81 second; Duelist &c to 81 third.
Time, LIS 3-5.
Fifth race-One mile and a quarter
Obstinate Simon g to u won, Barrack G
TO D second Alaska al to 100 third. Time,
22:26 As.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Banch 6 to u
won. Compass g to u second, Alec Oil to
3 third. Time, 1:26.
Postponement.
CINCINNATI. o., October 4.-The
Grand Circuit trotting races at OlSley
Park We're today postponed until Monday,
on account Of rain.
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Touchdowns, Johnson, 2. Goal from field,
Harris
Substitutes-White for Houston; Wat
kins for Nalle; Weisiger for Council.
Referee: Mr.. Nalle
Umpire: Mr.. Daniel
Lincsmen: Mr.. Lindsay for Virginia;
Mr.. Munger for st. Adams.
Time-keeper: DR.. Lambert.
Halves twenty and fifteen minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs L. P. Wade and daughter, Sadie
Inez, of Newport, have returned home,
after a delightful stay Of several days
with friends and relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Football.
Princeton. %; Lehigh. g.
University Of Pennsylvania, II: State
College, 0.
Yale, %, Amherst, Q.
Brown, 5; WESLEYAN, o.
GEORGETOWN. 4; Naval Academy, Q.
University of Chicago. 5; Knox Col
lege, 0.
West Point. 5; Tufts Q.
Harvard, %; Bates. Q.
Cornell, 43; Union, 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
MANY BLACKS DIE.
III Rate Greatly In Excess of

Death Rate Greatly in Excess of.
Whites In the City.
Clerk James e. O'Grady. Of the health
department, has prepared the figures
showing the deaths for the last month.
Basins the population OF the city at 1oo,-
600, the death rate for the city shows a
very decided increase over last year.
During the month Of September there
were III deaths OF white and colored- OF
this mum her So were white and 50 were
colored For the same month last year
there were ~ whites svhe died and Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

John Drew. at the Empire, gives one
pleasant evening with "The Mummy and
the Humming Bird and There's Many
Slip is well done at the Garrick.
Altogether, I have enjoyed my glimpse
of the town, but I will be glad when the
coal strike is over-New York is bad
enough with the subway excavations and
the elevated without the soft-coa1 smoke.
KATHERINE KNICKERBOCKER.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Gathright, of south
Cherry street. are attending the Crane
Army of the Republic convention in
WASHINGTON
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pious JaiIbirds.

NORFOLK, VA, October 4.-(Special.)
Three hundred prisoners sang Nearer
My God to Thee when transferred this
afternoon from Norfolk's fifty-year-o1d
dilapidated jail to the new, modernly-
en1linned prison house.
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Mis-, yiIern Peters,s Death.

ROANOKE. VA. October 4.-(special.)
ST. Peters, German Baptist minister in
Franklin county, died near this city yes
terday afternoon Of typhoid fever. She
was q years old.
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Miss Mabelle Gathright is visiting
friends in Ashland
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Miss Queenie Lewis, who has been
spending some time in Richmond will
leave for. her home. in Cuba, the 1st
OF November, to spend the winter with
her parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Martha Snead, of Fork Union,
Va, is at 800 east Franklin street.
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CHIEFLY PERSONAL.

Mr.. Louis Bromm and daughters and
MISS Pauline eraser, arrived from New
York Friday, after an extended trip
through Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs. Florence McKenney, Of White
stone Lancaster county, is the guest OF
Mrs. Charles w. Minter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

The friends Of Mr.. J. Selden Herbert.
who has been critically i'll at the hos
pital. will be glad to hear he is tmprov-
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Alice Murow Brine, of Norfolk,
IS visiting Miss Bruce Lee Clarke, on
Fourth avenue, Chestnut Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. f. H. Lambert and family. OF At
lanta, Ca. are visiting his father. Mr..
c. G. Lambert, at GIL Floyd avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Zenaida Alexander, of q wes
Marshall street, has returned home from
New Y ork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. Percy Lee Weisiger will leave il
few days for BIacksburg, Va. to at
tend college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Messrs. w. Scott and A. D. Buren, left
yesterday for a week hunting for the
fnny tribe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
FOOTBALL AT DANVILLE.
Guilford College Defeated the Dan
Vile Military institute.

DANv1LLE, VA. October 4-(special)
The football season opened here to-day
viii, a game between the Danvil1e Mill
tary Institute and Guilford College Of
North Carolina The game was played
in a drilling rain. and resulted in a
victory for the visitors. The score was
5 to in favor of Guilford College
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BASEBALL SEASON ENDS.
DoubIc-Header Mt observation-disclosures
=; New York. =.


.; New York, =.
BOSTON, October 1.-The baseball sea-
son with the National League ended here
to-day with a double-header, in which
New York and Boston broke even. In the
first game Malarkey was sent in against
lie kept the batting scattered. In the
second game, errors by DeMonte and time
~ batting gave New York five runs and
the game. Score, first game:
RTE
Boston ............. 0o2o120x-5 6 .
New York ......... ] o o o o. s Z
Batteries-Malarky and Kittredge; Mat
tlewson and Bowerrnan. Time, l:2O. UNI
2ires Eason and Cronin.
Second game:
NEW YORK, S; BOSTON, i.
R.H. E.
Boston ............ o0OOoo01o-1 Z 3
New York ........ 0 / . OOO2 O-5 9 1
Batteries-Wiilis and Ilittredge; McGin-
Sity and Bowerman. EMPIRES, Eason and
Cronin. Attendance. LIS. Time. lis.
PITTSBURG, PA, October 4.-(Nation-
al)-Pittsburg wanted to break the rec
ord by winning JOB games and in
sisted on playing to-day. although the
grounds We're muddy. Cincinnati retaliat-
ed Ly making a farce Of the game Cap
tain Kelley came to the bat smoking
cigarette. President Dreyfus refunded all
money taken in at the gate, and has pre-
ferred charges against the Cincinnatians
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
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FAST FOOTBALL
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
INT Virginia waIloped ST. Adams
to the Tune of Is to O..
Excellent Playing.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October
4.-(SpeciaL)- virginia played her second
game of the season to-day, defeating the
ST. Adams team from Radford by
score of Is to Q.
Frank Harris made a goal from the
held in the first half. which lasted twenty
minutes, and by fast work in the seconu
period two touchdowns were scored by
Branch johnson. The visiting eleven out
weighed De Saulles's pets. their full-back,
Newman, who played last year on the
University of Knoxville, tipping the
scales at 225. He was tower Of strength
and made practically all the gains for
his eleven.
"A drenching rain, which fell through
out the second half was responsible for
much fu1nbling, but the play was at all
times fast and furious. One of the fea-
lures of the contest was the spectacular
run of Full-back Newman. who covered
nearly half the length OF the gridiron be-
fore he was downed. Prichard, Virginia's
left half. went around the end several
times for fifteen. twenty, and twenty
five yards. Hobson, Richmond Colleges
coach, witnessed the contest from the
side lines.
The 1ina-l1n.
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for unbecoming conduct on the field,

for unbecomng conduct on the Held
Score:
Pi++sh,,ro 34O1OO3 Ox-n IA 5
Cincinnati DOL 90 0 o. 2
Batteries-Phillippe and thinner; Beck
lev. Seymour. Vickers, and Peitz.
Time AS. Umpire, O'Day. Attendance,
100.
CHICAGO. 4; ST. LOUIS, 4.
ST. LOUIS, MO, October 4.-(NationaD
ST. Louis and Chicago played a seven
inning tie game this afternoon. Darkness
stopped the game. Score:
RH f.
Chicago o1oooo4 9 1
ST Louis OO1OOA 6 1
Batteries-Yerkes and Weaver; Norris
sey and King.
Time, LIS. Umpire, Brown. Attendance,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Altogether, it is as charming an even
ings entertainment as one could wish,
and as far removed from iris" as
May morning from a foggy November
night Midway between these two-a
February day. we might call 1t. with
lurid flash of summer lightning in the
afternoon-is Mrs. Patricie Campbell's
Aunt Jeannie,' with it's sensa tional kiss
tepisode!. It was said Of Olga Nethersole's
kiss in Carmen that it was as broad
as it was long; but Aunt Jeanner's
breaks all records as to length, and is
good deal broader! Just how the sweet,
pure-minded lady happened to think of
doing it-for 'Aunt Jeanner" was heralded
as an embodiment of all that was lovely
and true and womanly-is mystery.
Perhaps it is in hopes of solving the ques-
ton that people come to see the play, for
1t seemed to me rather dreary affair!
Everybody talked so much, and said SO
little. Mrs. Campbell is beautiful and her
voice as lovely as ever-even when what
she says does not amount to anything
and her supporting company is much
better than last season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. j. e. Cooke. editor of the Valley
Virginian, Waynesboro', Va, was in the
city yesterday, stopping at Murphy's.
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New YORK, October 4.-(special) "a
-, :. :. vor,r woman, who finds herself In
+o1un n September, or early October al
w.ya feels called upon TO explain ner
nresence. I, myself, am only mere 1or q :.
feu DAYS because I am to be bridesmaid
at an October wedding ana must nseus s
trtar,,;ew nv dressmaker. My best friend
- 49,, from Lenox, because they are
h,ild;nr a new house and she wishes TO
Sea,da ,,non the decorations herself. We
carefully explained this to each other
-,hon 1ua met at Sherry's last night. a
score ~ our acquaintance who were din
mo there. all had similar excuses. We
cnni1oled with each other, and said the
city was desert!
But in reality it is filled to oVerhoW1ng.
Every large town in the land mas us
a,,ot. If fair representatives here at this
sea son. who spend their days in the shops
and at the dressmakers, and their even
inps at the theatres. have some charm
ine little cousins from up the State.
who come to town for a fortnight, au-
tuun and spring, and are really more. ups
to-date in what is doing on the metro
politan stage, than many New workers..
For with the pent-up enthusiasm OF nall
a years waiting, they put In SIX nights a
week at the theatres, to say nothlns OF
two or three matinees, and as many atter-
other night, and one really sees a larger
proportion of ones friends now at the
restaurants as we'll as at the theatres,
than in mid-winter. For few OF our town
houses are in running order at this sea-
son, and one must preforce dine some
where. Then, there being nothing going
on in the social world, every one goes
to the play.
Tr;c' fho
I was in town, and it has seldom been
my fate to spend so gloomy an even
ing! Why any actress should wish to
play the part, I cannot imagine. The
kindest feeling Iris can hope to awak-
en- is that of pity. Miss Fay Davis, whom
Pinero selected to create the role in Lon
don, succeeded through the sheer physi-
cal weakness and delicacy of her appear
ance. It seemed SO horrible that such a
fragile little creature should be beaten
and driven out into the streets, that one
almost forgot her falseness, her disloyal-
ty, her intense selfshness, and incidence.
But Miss Harmed, with her splendid vital
ity, does not make the necessary appeal
to the sympathies-she seems so capable
of taking care of hersef-and, failing
our pity, there is nothing for this weak
minded heroine but contempt. In spite
Of Maldonado's brutality we feel that
Iris" gets no more than she deserves.
Oscar Asehe as Ma1donauo made the
one success of the evening. SO mastery
was his portrayal Of the Jews character,
SO clear-cut and finished was MS Work,
that it could not but command adnira-
ton even while one shuddered at the pic
ture. There are two or three splendidfy
written scenes in Iris but the final
one is SO horrible, that it left me with
the feeling that never wanted to enter
A. theatre again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Fortunately, T had accepted an invita-
don to join \ box-earty at Days the next
evening and a more delightful antidote
could not we'll have been found. "A
Country Girl" the latest London musical
success, is worthy of being ranked with
her charming sisters, THE Gaiety Girl, =
1.-THE Circus Girl and ga Runaway
Girl" and am by no means certain that
she will not surpass them all. Lionel
Monckton's score is delightful, com aiming
"catchiness'' with real melody, and when
the dancing season begins his waltzes will
aid many debutante in winning her
game of hearts!
Added to good music, is clever score
and a plot-lisht, Of course, but really
plot! And the whole is interpreted by the
best musical comedy company that New
York has seen since the original English
company, which produced The Galety
Girl" at this same theatre eight years
ago.
The burden of the comedy falls on Mr..
William Morris, who is deliciousy funny
as Barry, the frrepress.ble sailor-servant.
Miss Mimic Ashley as Sophie, his sweet
heart, adds new laurels to those she won
in "San Toy In the first act they have
a song in which they initiate two little
chickens which took the house by Storm
and in the Quarrel Duet later on, they
completed their triumph. This latter Is
one Of the cleverest songs heard on the
New York stage in many moons. and the
dance that accompanies 1t is refreshln5ly
original. Miss Helen MarviA as Nan,
the Country Girl" makes beautiful
stage picture, and sings her numbers
sweetly, and another pretty girl. Miss
Grace Freeman, renders Marjorie" in a
charming manner. Hallyn Mostyn as the
Rajah OF Blong, scores success in his
topical song, and Miss Genevieve Fin1ay,
as the East Indian princess, sings Under
the Deodar" with much feeling. Melville
Stuart makes a sturdy and dashinG hero,
and he and Miss Freeman, are at their
best in the dainty little duet. BOY and
Girl" And the chorus-so important in
comic opera-is delightful, with fresh.
young voices, picturesque costumes, ana
decidedly above the average in good
looks.
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