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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
IDA GRAY WINNER
IN TA A 5 |. RACE
Richmond Owned Horse the Pop.
uIar Fayorite-A Maryland Il
PAGER Also Wins.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial sDiSp2tCnt TO Lie
TASLEY, VA, August 6.-The second
day Of the fifth annual fair Ct the Pc
ninsula Fair Association was held to-
day. with an attendance Of between 4,Ooo
and 5000. Tho first two races on the
programme were only ordinary.
The winning of Ida Gray In the 2:4o
trot was extremely popular. as the mare
was bred and raised on the Eastern
Shore. being sired by Bursar, but is now
owned by s. B. Nelson, of Richmond.
Pete PAGER from Pocomoke. Md, easily
outclassed his field in the 2:3D mixed.
The last race proved to be the best OF
the day. joyful Maiden won the first
heat with ease. The next two meats
were won by Frank keenan,, IN Whlp-
ping finish, with Joyful Maiden second,
the second heat being one of the closest
ever seen on the track. Rain came Sh
at 6 o'clock and the race had to be post
ncned until Tomorrow. A coloredE man,
who had alwtys trained Marshall, wanted
to drive him in the 2:40 trot, but he was
advised not to do Sc. MT. Lake was
substituted. Summarizes:
First race-2:40 trot, purse. s25o-lda
Gray, Tyson. 1, ]. 1; Dan r.. Sears. s.
2, 2; Jay Boy. Bisgs, 4, 4, 81; Medina
Woods, Bass. 2. 3. dis: Marshall. Lake
5 dis. Time. 2:s1 IA, 2:2e IA, 2:29 IA.
Second race-2:3o trot and pace. Eastern
Shore. Va; Summerset and Worcester
Cos. Md.-purse. s., 0Oo-Pete, Orwell, l, l,
/; Bursar. James, 2. 2, 2; Orphan Girl
Nottingham. 3, 3. g. Time, 236 Ia. 2:3S3 Ia.
2:32 IA.
Third race-2:14 trot and 2:16 pace. open,
nurse 5000, MISUNDERSTANDING Keenan,
Carter 4, /, 1; Joyful Maiden, Bass, T.
2. Governor Bushnell. Kavcanaugh. =:
Sweet Director Orwell, 3, 3. 3; Beile Elk
inwepd, Lauterback, 5. dis; focne,le'
Biggs, 6, 6 dis. Time. 2:24 L. z:-A -
2:21 ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
LOOMIS-M'CULLY NUPTIALS
Popular Young DanvilIe Couple Married
at the Brides Home.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

DANvILLE, VIRGINIA, August g.
Miss Mabel McCully. the youngest dangh-
ter of Mrs. E. 0. McCully. was quietly
married at the home of the bride. on
Wilson street. at $50 o'clock this morn
Ing to Mr.. Emmerson Roberts LOOMS,
formerly of Richmond now Of this city
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
Men. Simpson, pastor Of the MaIn-Streer
Methodist Church.
The house was tastefully and prettily
decorated in palms and ferns, large bou-
qucts of cream roses being artistically
arranged in all of the apartments.
The bride wore travelling dress OF
Brown cloth. with hat and gloves to
match, and carried brides roses. She
looked extremely pretty.
A magnificent bridal breakfast was
served after the ceremony, Immediately
following which the young couple left on
the morning train for Norfolk. They
will visit relatives of the groom in Nor
folk, New York. and Massachusetts be-
fore their return. They will reside in this
city where the groom is, engaged in bust
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
TRIED TO HOLD UP TRAIN
Would>be-Robber Tackled the Wrong
Brakeman This Time.
{By Associated Prexs.)

FORT WORTH, TEXAS. August 81
The south-bound fast express on the Rock
Island road was boarded at Chickasaw.
this morning by q. man. who made a de-
termined effort 10 hold up the train. The
robber encountered Brakeman Carpenter
on the rear platform Of the last car. and
a desperate struggle ensued, in which
Carpenter was shot three times through
the hand. In the scuf1le the pistol was
knocked from the robbers hand to the
track The man then managed to pull
the automatic air valves When the train
slowed up he dropped of ard escaped
without securing any booty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
WOUNDED,
TRACEY Kills HIMSELF
CONTINUED from First Page.)

few hundred yards of the farm they en-
countered Farmer Eddy. moving in one
OF his fields While engaging him in con-
versation they saw a man issuing from
the barn door. rs that racey?" asked
one Of the party.
cit surely isl replied Eddy.
The party separated. Lanter and Smith
accompanying Eddy in the direction OF
the barn, willis the other two' men swung
around TO the other SIDE. Two of the
man-hunters stepped behind the barn on
slight eminence. from which they could
watch everything that went on. and.
Eddy continued on up to the door. Tracey
came from the barn again and began
helping his hest to unhitch the horses.
He carried no rife, although he had his
=revolrers in place. The fugative finally
saw the men carrying rifles and turned
sharply to Eddy, and said: - Who are
those men ga ..1 don't see any men, said
Eddy. Tracey pointed cut the two men
on the hill Eddy Informed his compan-
ion who the men were, and the outlaw
made leap for the barn door. The pur-
suers stepping a. bit closer commanded:
..FIold up your hands. The outlaw
jumped behind Eddy, and first placed
the farmer and then his horse between
himself and the pursuTes He commanded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
CITIZEN WILL COMPLAIN
Thinks Certain Patent Medicine Posters
Are Vulgar.

Complaint will be made to the Chief OF
Police to-day regarding what are con-
sidered gross and vulgar patent meoiclns
rosters on biIl-boards in various parts of
the city.
A citizen stated yesterday that his at
tention had been called to them. ana
he thought they ought not to be allowed
to remain on the boards. He was sur
prised, he said. that the Chief of Police
had not already ordered them torn down.
He urges that the language printed WITH
the pictures is SUCCESSFULLY vulgar as
we'll as the pictures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Contractor VIII Sue.

fspecial Dispatch to The Tines.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August o.
George Dubruiel. of Baltimore, in a let
ter. announces his intention CT suing the
Hampton Roads Improvement COMPANY n.y.
former owner Of the Hygeia Hotel, for
breach Of faith in awarding the con-
tract for the removal Of the hotel to-
lower bidder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
AMBULANCE CALLS
Much Fighting and Cutting Keeps Sur>
geon Busy.

geon Busy.
DR.. Flegenheimer. of the ambulance
corps, answered many and sundry calls
on yesterday
treated and left at Fourth and Clay
Streets, being i'll on the street. -, :.
James Denton. taken suddenly III az
Richmond Locomotive WORKS, was az
tended and left at 1910 o'clock.
j. l. Gardner (colored). who was cut 1.
on the head by an iron bar. thrown py
another negro in a fight. was treatea
the Tredegar Works Gardner was sent
to his home in Manchester.
Ben Lewis (coloredl had his coilaroone
broken in a fight He was picked Up a.
Eleventh and Marshall Streets anc taken
At 9:2o last night Charles Clay (colored1.
who had been badly cut IN the arm, was
treated at Greenwald's drug store on west
BROAD Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07

ment. no more than II It had been tried
- . barbecue or fishery by commit
tee OF convivial and congenial gentlemen
selected by Judge Campbell. Therefore
the indictment still Ponds to await the
Obviously, the Judgment OF court that
is wholly without jurisdiction is not mere
- - J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Arlington, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Storm Saved Brooklyn.
py aceoc;.+ed press,


BROOKLYN, August 6.-The final game
OF the series between Cincinnati and
Brooklyn was called at the beginning Of
the second inning owing to rain. IN the
first inning. Cincinnati scored four runs
and Brooklyn nothing, so that the storm
saved the local players from a probable
defeat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Pittsburg, 2; New York, Q.

fBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. August 6.-The final game
of the series between Pittsburg and New
York was called owing to rain. the score
at the end Of the fifth inning being 2 to
O, in favor of Pittsburg. making four con-
secutiye victories for the champions
Score: r. H e.
Pittsburg ...............2 OOoo2 I o
New York ..............O o 90 0
Batteries: Chesbro and O'Connor; Tay-
lor and Bresnahan. Umpire. Emsle
Time, l hour. Attendance. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Marriedin Washington.

Marriage licenses were issued in Wash
ngton yesterday to Arthur NJ Ferguson,
OF Round Hill. Va, and Blanche l. BOZ 5o
~. of washington; and Marion A. Pa,
more, Of Cumberland county. va, ano
Maize Jeffs, OF Chesterfield county va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Serious Fire in Texas.

Ry Associated fs=sS1
ALVIN TEX. August 6--Fire to-day
aho,,t ffteen firms losing all of their
stock. Loss 100000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
NoIley's School for Bows.

1O7 n. PINE ST., RICHMOND, va.
Prepares boys for College and Universities,
Opens MONDAY. September ed; new pupili
at the book stores and Chelts Drug Store. opl
posite the SchoolhouSe. i
GEORGE A. Motley. A. N (R. ". C.l. Prn
cipaI: ALGERNON B. CHANDLER, Jr.. A. "
(un VAL, 1st Assistant; J. MERRITT LEAR
A. NJ Or. VI. C.) I'd Assistant.
For further information apply TO the Principal
at Ashland. Va.
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horfnis Man Defeated.


fBy Associated Press.)
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 6.-The feature Of
+oadaV:s play in the South Atlantic Ten
nc Tournament was the defeat OF Ageles-
to. the crack Norfolk player. by Williams,
of Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
UAz NJ!
VIZ 6 8QHS'O 7zT77TRS)
Score by innings:

Score by innings: r.
brownies ........... 0010o0O0 OIL
summary--Two-base hits, Bighie 2):
three-base hit, Sharp; stolen bases.
Knowles (2), French, Hu!cher. Jones, Big
bic. Bases on balls--by Bishop. 4; by
Hulcher. 2. Struck out-by Bishop, II;
by Hulcher. s. Passed balls-Bushel. 2.
Wild pitches-Bishop, 2. Time Of. game,
LEO. Umpire, Mr.. InEe, of Petersburg.
Attendance. 200.
No Game in Petersburg.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA, August 6-The
game of baseball btween Manchester and
Petersburg was not played this after
noon on account of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Standing of The Clubs.
American League Yeste~day.

St Louis. s; Boston. Z.
Chicago. 5; Washington. 2.
Cleveland. 5: Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit, j; Baltimore, 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07

1t Defeats New York in the Only
National League Game
Played Yesterday.
Scores YESTERDAY

Scores Yesterday.
New York, 0; Pittsburg, 2.
Boston-St. Louis. postponed: rain
Philadelphia Chicago, postponed; rain.
Brooklyn-OncIrnati, postponed; rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
Dan Patch and Star Pointer

(By Associated .Press.J
NEW YORK. August 6.-The New. York
Trot1ing Association has arranged to have
Dan Patch, who went a mile in 200 81
at Columbus last Saturday. go against
Star Pointers record of 1853 IA at Bright
on Beach. Saturday, August 18th. The as
ISOLATION will offer purse Of 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07

too simple to dis
misunderstanding
no such right. And
i'd authority to select
is just as easy: no
has such authority.
have such authority
Legislature makes
case. To the credit
nd all past Legisla-
Is a casuS oniSSuS.
before been conteu1-
.ase could arise, and
hundred and twenty
thank God. has not
sion should have to
j OF a judge upon u
his own court against
It fail to be a source
to every rejecting,
in this Common
ssity therefor is now
of the conduct of
vertheless it is bet
that this be done
dye, in such case,
to conceive that he
to select the judge
Il or himself preside
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07

who could gainsay?
But this matter is
cuss, too plain to be
Judge Campbell had
If it be asked. who hs
a judge. the answer
human being had or
No human being will
unless or until the
provision for such a.
of the statute law 8
lures be it said. this
because it has never
plated that such a c
for more than one
years such a case,
arisen, as that proyi
be made for the tria
criminal Indictment In
himself; and it cannc
of deep humiliation
self-respecting man
wealth that the nece'
upon us by reason
Judge Campbell. Ne
ter, infinitely better,
now than that g. ju
should be tempted
has the right either
to preside at his trle
a + hic ouyr f~io1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07
MIGHT TRY HIMSELF.


If the view I have undertaken tc. pre-
sent as to the proper Interpretation of
this statute be not correct, If it be true
that under this statute Judge Campbell
had the right to select the judge to- try
the case against himself, then let US
pray His Excellency, the Governor of
Virginia, to call forthwith the Legisla-
ture together and change the law lest
scme other judge may conclude to go on
a caVort, and when called to account,
being less modest than Judge Campbell.
he might, lin his opinion conceive that
he was net unfit to preside at the trial
Of himself, and thus bring upon this
Commonwealth the reproach of idiocy in
addition to the degradation already in
ficted upon 1t by this chivalrous knight
of the cowhide. Why not7 For If Judge
Campbell's Interpretation of his power
under this statute be correct. If it be true.
as he thinks, that this sta tute applies in
the case Of an indictment against the
Judge himself, then who could gainsay
the right of the judge, in the hypotheti-
cal case, to try himself? II he should
say: This statute leaves the matter OF
whether I shall do SO or not with me.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-07

Sold b. All druggists. Is cents
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There was one thug lacking III .tne
amherst trial. The Jury. on accom-, or
sthss lateness Of the hour, failed to adopt
.resolntions thanking Judge Campbell for
his chivalrors vindication of the honor
and dignity OF the Did Dominion
The following very interesting commu-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
LARGE CoNCoURSE OF CREWS
College Oarsmen Are Gathering for
Great Regatta, which Takes
Place on hudson Saturday.

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y, June 15.-with
the arrival here this afternoon Of the
Wisconsin varsity and freshmen crews all
of the college oarsmen who are TO take
part In the regatta on the Hudson next
Saturday afternoon are now on the ground
and tomorrow, II the water is favorable,
will witness the largest concourse of col
lege crews that has ever gathered In this
country in training at one time. The Wis
consins arrived at Highland at 8 o'clock,
The men unloaded their two shells, which
were brought across the river and placed
in the boathouse, and took possession of
Rivervfew academy, which will be their
quarters.
Andrew O'Dea. the coach, while he did
not talk freely, said his men were a very
fair crew and would make a creditable
showing, Lik nearly all the other coaches
he was disposed to minimize the chances
of either of his crews winning a race.
There is a general feeling here, however,
that Wisconsin has the strongest crew 1t
has ever sent out and II the race should
occur tomorrow the consensus of opinion,
as expressed tonight, would make II and
Cornell the favorites over the other crews
for the race.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
CATCHING.
The Conee HABIT breeds Trouble

The Coffee HABIT Breeds Trouble.
1t is quite commonly the case that both
husband and wife are somewhat similarly
.roubled with coffee drinking.
A lady writes and, after giving deserip-
tion Of her husbands relief from coffee
dyspepsia and general nervous trouble,
Gays. II was almost as bad as he, having
the headach, nearly every day and was
nervous and weak. did not sleep we'll. was
ptle and thin and had a bad complexion.
When l found how much good Postum
Coffee was doing Husband l concluded to
use IL and l tell you life Ia altogether a
different thing. l eat and sleep we'll and
look like a different woman. My usual
we .ght for years was 9s to 100 pounds, l now
weigh los pounds and everyone tells me
how much better l am looking.
/ had some friends who did not like Pos
tum, but knowing IL was because they did
not boil il long enough l a some at
their house one day, and they agree with
me that Postum is a delicious beverage,
and while. OF course. the flavor and taste is
pleasing and We are glad Postum does suit
US that way. the great advantage lie in the
wonderful, bounding health that We have
recovered" Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Greek, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
Faith In Justice.
cASs DEMOCRATS CONVENE
Meet mt Union and select Delegates TO
state Congressional and
Float Conventions.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb.. June 15.-(spe-
cial. democratic Cass county conven-
tion was called to order in Union yesterday
by j. P. Falter, chairman. b. L. Kirkham
Of Plattsmouth was made secretary. Reso-
buttons in respect to the late DR.. r. b. Wal
lace we're adopted by a rising vote. Eight
cen Of the twenty-four precincts were rep
resented.
The following named delegates were Sc
lected to attend the convention in Grand
Island June "a: H. d. Travis, Judge b. S.
Ramsey. J. p. Falter, W. d. Wheeler, NJ. g.
Kline, G. A. Towle, C. F. Benner. W. e.
Falling, j. Mullen, H. T. Richards, John
Tighe, James stander, G. w. Harshman,
william Doty, Henry Horn, c. w. Banning,
w. F. Gllllsple, Fred Gorder, F. ]. Morgan,
]. NJ. Patterson, B. L. Kirkham.
Delegates to the congressional and noat
conventions were also named.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
PIcKARD AND WELSH FIGHT
"DOc" Has All the Best of the Going.
but Foul Loses for
Him,

A swift and furious eight-round go was
pulled off at the old fair grounds, west of
Ruser,s park, Sunday afternoon between
and at the end of the eighth the fight was
given to .Welch on a foul. Prior to this
round Pickard had everything his own way
have won In another round OF so, but for
the unfortunate punch that gave the de-
cision to his adversary
1t was scheduled as a twenty-round mill
and several hundred local sports and
friends of the principals, believing II would
prove one of the best fights of the season,
went out to see it. They were not dis
appointed. 1t proved a lively mixup, and
called out the best metal Of both partici-
air.
Billie Rhodes and Hatch Smith Sec
onded Pickard and WEIGH was Represented
by Joe Manigan and Billie" Moore. Dave
Southland acted as referee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
DENVER TAKES THE SECOND
Gountainssrs Pound Owen Hard, While
ROurks'S Men Lose Their Eyes.
FOUR HITS ALL THEY ARE ABLE TO MAKE
BIs Crowd out 60 See the Game ana
ROotinE Cheers on the Local
Players Omaha Does
Cleaner Fielding.

DENVER, June 15.-(Speclal Telegram)-
The shrewd nanipulations of Packard's
3~rizzlies made the marketable value Of
omaha ball players take quite a tumble to-
lay. owen is one Of the scintillating lights
" the league in the box. He has proven
Turing the past few months that he is a
pitcher worthy OF his hire. He Is gifted
With nearly everything that goes to make up
1 premier twirleT. but potwi, hstanding all
:hese accomplishments he failed to deliver
The goods yesterday. The thunder was cut
'oose when owen stepped to the slab in the
Inst inning and he immedia, ely acted like
/ man paralyzed with some terrible trouble.
Stats" Davis stood on the coaching lin,s
and took unalloyed pleasure in egglng the
crowd on to rattle Owen. The first dUse
Of this made owen give Delehanty his base
on balls and so contagious was the feeling
that Dolan failed to handle a grounder sent
down by Preston in time to get him at
the first station. Charlie Jones did the
unexpected when he faced Owen. Jones
convinced the fans In a jlhy that Owen
could be slugged out hard. He cracked
one out that netted him three bases and
sent Delehanty and Preston over the plate.
There was only one bleak and desolate soul
among the spectators.
There was more anguish in store for the
aead Of the visiting tribe. . Frisk clapped
of an outshoot that went down to Hickey,
but the Omaha third -baseman and Gonding
taught Charlie Jones between home and
The left angle OF the diamond. Dundon weat
put to Calhoun and Davis got his base on
balls. Radcliffe had luck enough to place
Dne in a safe spot. at least safe enough to
allow him to get to the first bag, but which
would have resulted in another out for Den
yer had Stewart thrown accurately to catch
Frlsk at third. The ball went out in the
Geld and but for an excellent throw by
Stone, Davis would have scored on the poor
helding Of the Omaha men. A three-sacker
by Delehanty, a double by Jones and a
three-cushion drive by Frisk gave Denver
three more runs in the second inning. Den
ver's other run was scored on a single by
Davis In the seventh. Omaha secured their
hrst single in the seventh. In the eighth
Carter scored on a single by Calhoun. Cal
houn came in on a hit to Delehanty. Stone
knocked out a long hit. which came within
an ace OF netting him a home run. He
missed out but by a few feet. In the ninth
Omaha scored two more runs on singles by
Stewart and owen. Attendance, 1000. Score
LL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
TOLEDO.

'Batted for Hughey in the ninth.
indianapolis ........ 0 Q . 2 0 IS
1oiedo ........... 0 o / 0 o 0 %
..Two-base hits: Kleinow ~, Coggsweli,
kellum. Home run: Kihm. Stolen bases:
Burns, Hogriever, O'Brien. Double play:
Fox to kim. STRUCK out: BY Hughey,
3; by Kellum, 3. First~hase on balls: on
hushey, 8; of Kellum, 2. wild pitch:
heiium. Hit by pitcher: By Kellum, l.
Time: 900. Umpire: Charles Weston.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
stars Fail to score.

The retail grocery clerks defeated the
TweDty-seventh Street Stars by the de-
cisive score of IA to 0. Faber. the clerks
pitcher, was invincible to the Stars. Score:
s slsrs ! ! GiS
Batteries; Clerks, Faber and Pagan;
Stars, Johnson and Hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
FlREBUG VISITS BEATRICE
Incendiary Blaze In Ports-WIlson
Block Before Much
Damage Results.

BEATRICE, Neb., June 15,-(Special
Telegram.)-An unsuccessful attempt was
made to burn the Ports-Wilson block here
at 2 o'clock this morning. The fire was
discovered by the night watch, who turned
in the alarm. After arriving on the scene
the hremen discovered the stairway in the
basement on fire. The flames were quickly
subdued, after which it was found that
several feet from the back of the stairway
we're a burning candle and some rags,
which had been set on FIRE. showing plainly
It was the work Of an lncendiary.
This building has been damaged by FIRE
three times within the past two years.
The block is located in the heart Of The
city. An effort will be made to discover
the guilty parties.