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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
THE MECKLENBURG PRIMARY
The incomplete Returns Show the Re-
turn Of S. p. Read.
lspecIal to- Inc Times- plfpat

Especial to the Times Dispatch)
BoYBTON. VA. Sept. 1l,--Tho returns
from the / Democratic primaries held
throughout Mecklenburg yesterday are
coming in slowly and It may pc several
days before the exact vote Is known, as
all the returns so to the county chairman
BY mail, AS far as heard from the indl-
cations are that r.. ELAN has been
selected as the candidate for commission;
er az tile revenue for District No. and
j. s.. Montgomery Jrr for District NO.
There is no doubt but that g.. P.3ReaQ
is selected for the House of Delegates.
burg in tho Legislature,
There was no Opposition y the PEI,
marics for the following officers. ard
thew we're not voted for; E. @. Goodc,
FOR commemorative attorney; B, r. Cog
bill, treasurer, and W, r, Beale, sheriff.
g'C. M. Phillps has declared himself an
independent, candidate for sheriff Nrl
Phillips Tolaims that he has been badly
treated, and has published q card IN this
week IS Mcckl enburG Times.
The primary system. voting viva voce.
pie, aud as far as ! have heard they
like It. A 1t is certainly the fairest mode
of selecting candidates, The old system
Of cross roads conyentions. where perhaps z
two or three men constituted the district
conventions, WAS farce,
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WORLDS RECORD
MADE BY VAN NESS
Goes Nearly a Half i, Second eco;
Faster Than han Jane Holly
~. Went atWdshlngton Park
F(By Associated Press

a. 4. y y. H.
NEW YORK, September Ivan Ness,
carrying 107 pounds. created a new world $
record at shecpshead Bay to-day by COW
cring the six and half furlongs straight
away In 1ls, which is three fifths Of a
second faster than the, bestsdpreyious
time, made by Jane Holly atAWashins-
Aon Park, chica go, this summer. King
Pepper and Van Ness raced together TO
tie bend, when Van Ness drew away.
and in a hard drive won by a head from
Ascension.
First race-last five and half furlongs
OF Futurity course-Armenia al to 81 first
Marjoram Is to y second, Tepee GO to y
third, Time, 1:0S.
Second mlle---Wief field g. to y
first, Medal &c to y second, Sentinel 60 TO
y third Time. 1:4s 80.
Third racc-six and a half furlonEs on
turf-Hgh Ball q to 81 first, Dlmple @
to y second. Molinos 70 to y third. Time,
1:9l Is.
Fourth race-handicap; one mllc-Ada
Nay & to y first, Duke OF Kendall a
to y second. The Rhymer q to y third
Time, lao 3-5.
Fifth ling: last six and hall
lurlongs of Futurity course-Van Ness
&c to u first, Ascension (sitoiD second.
King Pepper. az to - third. Time 1:ls.
Sixth race-The Russet handicap; one
mile and half on turf-Caug 1nnwauEa
q to q first, His Eminence III to 81
second, Sheriff Bells(0 to y third. Time
o.a5 +,,,g "A III 81 III jift a.. -tt1p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
MAY INCREASE
POLICE FORGE
Sub. Committee on Finance to
Report at the Next Cen
eral Meeting.

When the subcommittee on Finance
having the proposed increase IN me po.
lie force under consideration, reports TO
lie flll committee at the next meeting.
a a Fl Recommendation to increase the force
by ten men Will probably be made THIS
viii be Just one-third of the number ask
ed for BY the Police Board and the Pollcs
Committee ~
y When the report Is made, the question
OF concentrating the department into one
central station will also be discussed, pNt
this will hardly amount to anything az
II Is conceded that no matter whete,sI
there are three or one station, It w!
take Just as many men TO patrol the
city.
Whether or not the Increase BE- made
II ts quite likely that there VIII pc
mounted ,t squad for suburban work,
No matter what action the finance
Committee takes n the question, h y VIZ Y
reaches the council The subcommittee
consists Of Messrs, Spence Gunst sad
Wood.
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nesSsoDID,,NoT LOWER RECORD
Dan Patch Unable to % Better than was
Done by Star Pointer.
(By Associated Prcss.)

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. lin. n
battle against time, handicapped by a
heavy wind and an unsatisfactory track,
Dan Patch, The champion PAGER, failed
al Charter Oak Park to-day to break the
record made there two years ago by Star
Pointer in two minutes fiat. Tho won
derful horse, however, went the mile g., ~
2:Ol, doing the last quarter In 29 ] 2. The
fractional parts Of his time were: 81
l:Ql, 1871 l-2. last quarter, :29 ~; tota J,
9!0l,'N Summarizes: s1tiE N ".
2:M pace, purse l,ooO--Nervolo. won III
two straight heats; Terrace Queen, sec
ond; Carl wilkes. third. Best time,
2M Ia. h
gao pace. purse Sl,bO0-star Hal won In
two straight heats; John r.. second Jes-
SUE third Best time. 2:07l-2.
Old Colony 230 trot. purse 1s.ooo-Jud~ce
Green won first. third and fourth ll -
and race; Texas, seconds Prince, CatuI,
third. Pntchen Maid Won second heat,
9;o7 trot. purse sl.5oo--Dan r.. won sec
ond and third heats and race; Fereilo
first heat. second; Susie j., third, Best
time, e:07 1-2. tNtESa M stg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
TUNNEL UNDER CAPITOL
District Government issues the Permit
for the Work at Washington

Washington special to the Phlladel-
phia Inquirer says: The District govern
mcnt to-day granted the formal permit
10 the Pennsylvania Railroad to construct
the twin tunnel under the United States
Capitol and the adjacent blocks and
streets. Tho permit had been held up
for several weeks. because OF a difference
he tw cen Major Biddle. the Engineer Com
missioner. and the railroad engineers s,sa IN
N nropel cars in the tunnel. Major Bid
die Insisted that electricity should be
used, and the railroad men wanted TO- %
allowed to use steam. Electr'clty Wa a'
finally agreed on.
The, tunnel Will DO s,coo feet long. ne-
ginning at.1he intersection Of Ma .a ssa-
chusetts Avenue and First street, norm
east. going under Capitol Hill to New Ter LEI
sew Avenue and d. Street, southeast. me
ltoiaidcost or tho work will be approxi-
maaey $4,000 There VIII be tw 70, pr "a nSs
of tho Pennsylvania road IN eoutu
Washing ton.
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NORTHERN NECK POLITICS
The Defeat Of Lloyd S. Smith BY G. s
ToWIes a Great Surprise.
s+stt fSnnrin RI The Troz niu nate ss1 ~


1RvINGToN. VA, Sept II Politics In,
UP considerably. 1t is rather late day,
though. MS IL usually the case sin; this
Outside Row" /. The most surprising
s " defea II Ssa ssas VS..
.ney Of Northumberland county OF Hon..
Lloyd r. Smith by. G. s. Towles, q young
lawyer The nominating conve en- y y. Mlll
not be held until Monday next. but ToWles
has 16 OF The q delegates pledged TO him
BY resolutions. Mr., Smith has been well
known ln.the politics OF Virginia for some
Frs 9e4nnsst saa Gonm
commonwealths attorney Of Northumber.
land. He became widely known. few
ana
Hesson Of the Virginia Legislature. he
was candidate for Judge Of this district Is 6
tGy b eT exaep 3"dse 81 Smith,
all tho old officers Of Northumberland &N
be renominated.
John,A. Palmer, we'll known lawyer.
and Howard a. straughan. a progressive
farmer. are candtdates for. the .nomina-
tion for the House OF Delegates from the
district composed OF Northumberland and
he prmsry on S ostober ill., = This district
was represented last session by G. =.
Baker, who Is now running q race for
Commonwealth attorney OF W tsSlI
Il,
ton. the present Incumbent. From tho
district OF Richmond and Lancaster coun-
ties the committee Will declare Hon, Jno.
NJ. Lyell his own successor. since there
was no other candidate for the House OF
Delegates. The time has passed and no
other name was presented to oppose Hoil
c. II. Walker. as senator from the North-
crn Neck
County politics IN Lancaster are y
fever heat, there being two or more eau
dlda les for every office. 1t Will be
free for-all fight. Tho heretofore ndvo-
in d6Aling 88l}flil county onlces. The most
interesting fight here Is for, the ONCE Of
Commemorative attorney, the race hoins
Downing, and Frank G. Newbill Others
may vet enter. Lancaster's county com,
mittee will be reorganized at The. general
election in November, separate ballot and
At this writing (the last day) only ne
name OF Hon. w. n. Lawson has bG 'I
certified, to the county committee OF M!u-
IInation. Hon. g. 7. Hunley,a name MAJ
he presented yet before night, but u Is
thought most likely Lawson VII! have
no Opposition for the nomlna ton. w =.
ChoWning. of Mr.. Lawson's neighbornood,
viii enter the race asian independent,
ChoWringe Is making n stirring canvass
and la ahpealing to the voters OF the dis
trict through an elgl,t-page circular, which
Is unique foS its phraseology, u for moth
Ing else. Sel
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BEAVERS is ARRAlGNED
Case Continued and Hei is Bailed-Mc-
4, Giehan and Huntington not Found
fRy Associated Press.)


4, Giehan and Huntington not Found
(By Associated Press)
Il; NEW YORK, September 11.-GeorGe ".
beavers, the former head Of the Depart
ment Of Salaries and Allowances IN the
Postott,ce Department, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Hitch
cock IN, the Federal building to-day on a
,hencb-. warrant issued In Washington,
charging him with conspiracy to delraud
the government. Beavers furnished bono
of 5000 for his appearance on SePtein-
her o5th.
Neither Mr.. Beavers nor his couhsei
would discuss the nature OF the charges
but gave notice that they would, on sep
TENDER 18th, insist upon the government
producing its complete evidence against
ahc defendant
Assistant United States District At
torncy Wise stated that II such a demand
we're made he would insist that the certl-
fled copy ,soEst Aed Indictment returned
against the defendant In another dis
tr!ct was -;ii-the e"cvidencc" the law
re The Complaint charges W. a. Machen
s George w. Beavers and James w. Ed
Win with conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent BY purchasing unnecessary sup
piles at exorbitant rates from the Pos'
tai Device and Improvement Company, q
California concern. 1t charges that Bcav'
ers. Machen and Erwin divided between
themselves andl others the oxcesses oil
moneys and the yAnla %ful gain accruine
10 the said Postal Device and Improve
mont Company. In consequence of this
conspiracy.
"The complaint also charges the three
men with being stockholders In the Pos
tai Device and Improvement Compan!
at tho time the devices were purchased
The indictment charges that on Angus
9th. 1901. one thousand Of the devices
81 which are attached to letter boxes. indl
eating the time of the collection and de
livery OF mails, were purchased. the
check for the payment amounting t
$4.370; on September lst, 1907. anothe
thousand we're purchased. the indictme en-
alleges the check In payment amountin
TO 81 lG8, and a third thousand were pur
chased on September LIST. 1902. tho sun
OF $i,l4s being paid. Sill another thou
sand were bought on February LIST, 100!
for sa07s
4 The two postofflce inspectors VIII
brought from Washington certified copie
o. the indictment against Mcclellan an
Huntington. obtained bench warrants 70
them to-day. They were not able to lin
either Of tho men, however, up to a lat
hour this evening At the office OF Nc
Giehan and Huntington It was said the
both men were out OF the city and mgl
not return for several days.
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Not Connected With It.
ny Associatcd press.)

---|---- Ivy AbRNCInttU TTfsf.I
DETROIT, MICH, Sept. 11,-Mayor
William G. Maybury. when interviewed
to-day in reference 10 the Indictment OF
Eugene G. Schble. Of Detroit. formerly
interested In the Arm of Maybury FL
lis etter-box manufacturers. said.
''Our business relations with Mr. Schbe
ceased TWO years ago. when he was given
The contract for furnishing the govern.
nient With mail boxes Of his own design
There WAS nothing undcrhand In our dea
with the government In the matter OF
mall boxes and the fact that Mr.. Schble
was once associated with us has nothing
to do with his present position. nor are
there any grounds upon which tho Post
the matter"
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Harlem Races,

(I3y Assoclated Fress,) ] q
CHICAGO Sept, 1l:-Results at Har-
lem 4,
First race-tve furlongs-Allista % to p
first, Rowena q tn y second tie Pow
ers % to y third. Time, ! ;G a,5:
lIandvice al to q first, Snowdrift (25 to D
second, oliver Mack q tod third Time
3;i5 3-5.
nr fh'r orf faee g 10 s. second Wsrtencht
IA to 81 third. Time. l;iS. y,
Fourth race-slx 'furlongs-G (l3 70
g first; 81, Tam ntnira = 70 1o second
Tinh race-mile and = sixteen th-lI.ord
Mebourne IA to ~ first, Brushby ,(4 to
8! second. Lady Matchless g 10 nfth'Fd'
SIKH rncce-mile and q sixteenth--JoY,e
a to i nrst, Florence II. g to y second,
Lone Star Is to y third Tine, 1877 40,
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OFF FOR THE LAUNCHING
Two Steamers Bring Maryland Parry
10 Newport News.
Especial TO The Times Dispato''' I,

f9 (SpeClA1 10 7 Tie "a IITfes''- = \
4 BALTIMORE, MD, September 1i'--Iot -
4 arnor smith, accompanied by ms a s.,, = !,
and party of guests n.''No o,ar,.e =
about two hundred prominent .. t !
land men and women ~ 40
4 :" O'Clock 4 tonight to witness .he
s..nohinr ~ the nrmored battleship Mary
isna a. Newport News tomorrow. Two
.,s.,,,ars wcre used for tho party, Gov
amor smith and his immediate frienas'
incmding Miss Jennie Scott Waters. VINO VINO
/. "a he the sponsor OF the battleshlp'
sailing on ono OF them.
Tho Maryland Naval Reserves, under
command of Commander Edwin lieer. ielt
baltimore this evening on the nava'
reserve vessel Sylvia, to take part IN the
launching ceremonies.
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MEN. Who Have
BEEN INDICTED
CONTINUED From First Page,)


creased compensation under the package.
box contract, ostensibly for attaching
different support to the boxes. scheble pe e
came Interested In tho firm OF Whlcn
sMayor Woodbury., Of Detroit, Mich. IS
member, and which furnished letter boxes
Ito the government, and schehle and Ma,
Chen in a joint Indictment, are allegea
to have schemed to dcfraud the govern.
ment by the supply Of excessive auan1l ~ IS
OF boxes.
The Indictment says that Mayhury ana
Ellis paid scheblc to the extent OF INC
latter's interest in tho company, ana
that he in turn paid large sums to Ma
chen. In seventeen counts tho indictment
cites specific payments to Machen oy
Scheble
The other indictments involve pracot
" similar transactions. Montague. whose
name figures in the Montague Indicator
and Letter-B BOX, Company, is. ostma1ssttee'rt!
of San Franmsc6!o'-3
A numberrof, . t4,errposthl cases are now
pending before the grand jury wnlch
: will resume its sessions here next Mon Mon
day. t5 E
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ri tho HoteAs.
Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures

.E'''9''5"4'G'I''''"'"'F'
These persons arc registered at tho
Jefferson llotel Arthur l., stearns. ~.
i, Harrison, Mr. and Mrs, d.. II, LOGAN.
Mr., Cofer and Wife. New York; Waller
II. Wearn. pittsburg: Q, =, Barker
I.ynchburg. Va; Charles Rcedy, clncin-
natl. N. II. Meyerhofer, Salem; Or, !, (.
Meyer. charlottesville; g. ~. Halght. New
York; II. p. Gray, Burlington, VI: sam
mel i. Taylor, Vlrginla;, n, K' MclSiln-
r lpi' nat 1eliff erd Stokes dHcago; ijr,
Heinrich Waenslg, Berlin. Germany. 9.
l.. Pierce, Chicago; Joseph /. Gallup, Ed
Those yirginal,s are at the Lexington:
| j. ~. Todd, South Carolina; G. 4, sgd
nor. Danville. Va; G., Sherman, Norfolk
q. West, xirSnia |, G, =; Callahan Dan
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cOLYAR'S pREDlcAMENT
Father Of Young Man win Let Law
Take It's aCoUrss.n ,a..Ig

Information from .Washinston yester-
Wy aas w ~ s, 5Colyar, having asked for
arc q reheari ing in his case, had Withdrawn
stance Of The young mans father, nsn who who
having learned that the son han J, r rfn,s
places, concluded thatit would DO best to
lei the Law take Its course.
coiyar WIN. therefore. serve a short
Which he win be brought here for trial
in the case OF the bad checks he is al
legged 10 have worked of at the Jefferson
Hotel.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Chicago: Two hits and n steal and
an error In the first: three singles gift
and an out In the second gave Brooklyn
n close game to-day. Z,
Score: Is. r. L ":
Chicago ............0l O0 Il 10
Batteries-C urre and Killing; Schmidt
and Jacklitsch. Time. 1:45. Umpire, MO
ran. Attendance 1.60O.
At pittsburg: Bransfield's stupid play
Ing in the ninth when there We're two
out made It possible for Philadelphia
to make four runs and win the game;
t,i S fsbnrp .ooo1oooot-2 s 9
philadelphia .....0 Q 90 % 81 IL 81
Batteries-Thompson and Smith: Mitch
eli and thinner. Time, 1:5O. Umpire,
iODay. Attendance. l,75O,
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our ,oad 81 New Fall Goods

Our load OF New Fall Goods
is coming in. Rs
Here's-the boiled down fash
ion 1ews-ior business, chew,
lots In neatn1ixtures and WOOL
goods iii Scotch colors; fine
checks and plaids; ,Wor fstede
serges in blue and black.
Three Buttoned Sack suits,
single or double breasted,
deeper lapels and vest OPEN
ing.
shirts-dark grounds and intricato pnt'
.Gioycs-tho loose heavy style; tan, for
Neokwear-large patterns in flamboyant
colors.
Hose-b1ack and white and gray cffccts
also fancy designs g Scotch Scotch plh"lds' OK
Hnndker chefs-col designs in border,
ORPHAN border with design In center.
'Collars-Suit your own comfort and tasto
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viva Voce Popular.

al tspecinl to The tTimes-Dispatch)
CHASE City. VA, Sept. 1.-THE pr.
mary election held yesterday at this pre-
cinct was very uuiet. There was no ep-
position to candidates for Comma nwenlths
Treasurer. Out.of total registered vote
here OF All, there were cast $50 votes.
Tho viva voce system !R popular 9tcph.
cceived 1872 votes. his opponent. P. 4.
Cox, a 10 votes Thornas +. Pottus fos
coriimissioner Of the revenue. 1853 votAb
balance scattering i}sa
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SPECIAL FAST vEsTiBpLEP t,n t,ans
leaves Richmond Isyrl-S!'egM peters |.
EVERY SUNDAY ut $50 a M,f Win
burg 9;O5. arrive Norfolk u e, 81. ~, and
through coaches to YirEinla, spEciAI
CARS for Ocean &C view Vlew ReurnnsIv lenYe
ocean View p. NJ. Cape Henry I!en yar H.
Virginia Beach $3.50. Norfolk LEE LIZ ~
Ing Richmond 10 T., n. Bnoach tina n
HOURS longer at Virginia t'vAs'
any other route. ,,nouTE,
QUICKEST d ONLY ALL,RHl1IWEE
RicHMoMn MosEoIk q VA, RENSA
n. 7. ADAMS. MAaAokn'
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Died in n Carriage.

Mary Palmer, coored woman WHO
West Virginia, was brought to Richmond
last night While being taken In ear
rlage TO the home OF her, father, AT No,
1908 West Leigh Street, she died.
The funeral viii take place from the
4nusa to-morrow afternoon
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VIRGINIA HoRTIcUiLTURII:s:'Ts: s
CAPT Samuel Woods and Mr.. Dickle 70
Boston.
lsroclo, q the TImes-pispatc

" (speclal 10 the Times-Dispatch3 ~
BOSTON MASS, Sept, ll.-Among tne
the american Psychological Society, which eh
"a holding its 2yth biennial .Gonv .sattes
here, are, Samuel F. Woods. q GhaFI1ot amd
Vile, va; James Diclle.S OF Vlrsl'''a' t' -
Among the princpa, matters under con- cor
siderations is the question Of securing 3
government Inspection OF frult shlp tn ths
exnort trade. h}
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Golden Wedding.

Dr. Edgar Weeds ~; Of g oharo YEA.
vile has Just celebrated ms J goiue ago In
AZ ,sTt,nsb,,rg. ~. Va, his bride being
Miss t'.'SM Marian G. Baker, OF that city y
Among the s guests ia dt n .hs d present at
the wedding, aF
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Worlds Half Mile Record.

INV Assoclatcd Prrss,l r,,.
BETHEI.EA1, PA. Sept. lL,IWent I, !,
thousand people attended the closing q
the State Fair today and sawi t traeS
t A,sr' w siys the reseora q s Prince
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PRO spect Park Racss.
(By .AssocIated Pressl

BALTIMORE, Sept. .ll,-Results at Pros
't Tx mt ntEyelyn Byrd won; Intact. sec
ond; Joan OF Arc, third, Best time,
?lS pace-crystal Belle won; The Sent,
neil second; Jack Of Diamonds. third Best
time, 2;l5l-2. AIJ
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ACTING G0YERN0R-dENERAL
Appolntm ant OF Goverfor-G General Of
Damascus Gives Satisfaction.
(BY Assoclated IRE

"A (By Assoclated FFess,(
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 1.-THE folln I1S
Ing bulletin WAS posted at the Navy As'
partment to-day: l. i, {.
admiral. Cnt ton stelegraphs from Beirut
september 10th. that the govern OF seneI
rai Of Dana SOUS, has been appointed ae.-
ing governor general at Beirut ana mas
expressed a desire to settle Inc case o.
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Whare They Play To-Day,

Chicago at st. Louis. ts;%t
Detroit at Cleveland. itsFi &,
. New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
4. ..,.. GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday.

Boston 2, Washington 8.
New York 4. Phila delphia Z. =
Cleveland 0, Detroit 3.
FIJI Cleveland 6, Detroit o.
Chicago /, St, Louis 6.
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Hood S

Sarsaparilla is unquestsona-
bly, the greatest blood and
liver medicine known. It,
positively and permanently
cures every hUr1or, from
pimples to ScrofWla. It is
the Best
Blood Medicine.
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Southern League Games

Southern League Games
At Shreveport: The home team won
to-dnys game. u'r
shreveport SeSra; ,,.,,..,l oooso4oo.:-7 Is 9
Atlanta .......,....03 0 Q ! vi ~
batteries: lIughey and Grafflus r. Ely
and Matthews.
At Memphis: In spirited contest To-
dav. The locals captured the first game
OF OF the series with birmingham by a mar
gin of two runs The Interest was sus-
taIned throughout and the. pitchers gave
ND but small per cent, OF hits =, n
score: ''H2st r.
isr,rr rhnni .......e 900 000-3
BnttcrIes: Brietenstcin and Fr,tz;
Campbell and Millock' Attendance i'oVo'
At Little Rock: Nashville won here to,
day. p1r n
Li RsH, Rock .,....,,1 o2ooooot9o-a g
Dntteries--Watt and Lynch; Russell ant
Roth
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Results Yesterdays Games
in the Big Leagues.
THE PIRATES ARE BEATEN
This and All the Games Played Yester'
day Were Close and Marked by
Small Scores -Athletics Against
Trouncc the N. Y. Americans.
Scores Yesterday.
Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia 8.
Chica go 2, Brooklyn 8. N

Schedule for To-Day.
philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Z New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn ut Chicago. *
Boston Mt Cincinnati.
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HATS AND SHOES.

The new styles are all IN.
Drop III and look them over.
Needn't buy unless you want
to.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-06

sometime ago and ~endeavored to set
tie the matter, offering to pay the
various amounts obtained by Wat
kins on the bogus checks he is said
to have passed in different towns to
the west. Since then letters have
been received here from parties who
claim to have been victimized by the
prisoner in which they rejected all
offers of a compromise. Still more
lately it is said other letters have
been received agreeing to drop the
matter if restitution were made.
Judge Loud was asked today in re-
gard to action he would prob
ably recommend in the matter. He
said he had not decided as yet and
would make further inquiry into the
case. AS a general proposition he
declared himself as opposed to set
Ting cases of that kind, but he would
not express himself further until he
learned more concerning this particu-
lar case.