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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
ARREST OF ALLEGED
SOLD|ER-NOUNDER.
Continued from First Page.)

Simon Solomon from office. II is possible
that the entire matter may go over until
the next term of the court, since the sher-
If is extremely anxious to go to Baltl.
more with the Elks The latter part OF
this week; 1t is possible also that he may
waive the rule and the prelimnaries at
tending the issuance thereof, and ASK
that the case be gone into at once that
it may be gotten through with as soon
as possible. Judge Wicklam will not SIT
and the Governor Will designate some
one else, possibly Judge Clopton, of Ches-
terrified. Mr.. Solomon appears not the
least bit worried; he expects a clear vim
dcation. He will be defended by Messts.
Hill Carter and II. N. Smith, Jr.
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sidiousiy the person of the Pope when His
Holiness is seriously i'll. even the papal
apartments passing under their responsi.
was q gradual general curtailment OF ex..
penses at the Vatican. and this resulted
Ia n reduction In numbers of the Noble
men. Not all of those. however nre now
present at the Vatican owing to the III
ness or other causes. and. consequently,
The service OF those on duty Is very heavy,
they mounting guard six at time for six
hours The services rendered on the oc-
casion of the Popes present illness by the
Palatine Guards. composed entirely OF
artisans, who receive no pay for vatican
duty. are highly appreciated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
No WIND YESTERDAY.
YACHTS RACE TO-DAY
cav Associated I'ress.)

NEW YORK, July lS.-shamrock -.
had no opportunity to-day for the anticl-
pated first test since the increase In her
sail area by stepping her taller mast.
Both OF Sir Thomas L.iptons racers were
lowed by the Upton tug Cruiser to Sandy
Hook, where they lay at moorings for
the remainder Of the day. for the part Of
the time In drizzling rain and wind too
light for racing. Sir Thomas came down
from Sea Gate to Sandy Hook on the
Erin, and remained on board her all day.
Tie expected to race the Shamrock to-
morrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
DIR. JOHNSON OUT AGAIN
He Preached Sunday on the Subject
"EmpIoyer and Employee

The congregation of 1.aurel-street Meth
odist Church gave their pastor the Key,
Dr., Henry II. Johnson, pleasant 'eNep-
ton upon his return to his pastoral
duties At this church ut both services
" The ne, greeting was particieated in ~
members of other denom'nda a[ifn as wen nt
en,Irely r rec we're from his injuries but
As improving rapidly. 80 .,t
Or. johnson at night discnsseaa a., IN, ano SUD,
lec,. The Employer aud the Ennpi'oAAs Ga
lIe chose Ruth, u; as III 81 ieh}, and
said unto the reapers, The Lord pc WIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
RICHMOND MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN
1snncia; 10 rhe rlmes-plspatch)

(Sr6claI 10 lDe
IA PORTE. IND, July 13Joseph
rv1lch. aged thirty-one years. a, ,lecorat99r
Of Richmond, Va, was killed, /, early ae
Goshen this morning by Lake Shore ias &,
train The body was not found un.ii
several hours after death occurred H., ah 4
Just how it happened is not known nu 49,, =
Is believed he was insane and sat on me
track. short
time and practically nothing Is known OF
him other than that he attracted the az
tention Of the police by his queer aee Wa
"A union card issued at Rienmon9. ,o, Inc.
served to Identify him. Nothing OF Naiue
Vas found on his person. The remains rem ms
nre being held pending an investigation
and orders from Richmond.
Lynch came to Richmond, last las, 3ctonsr
from New York. and Joined the oJ iatiar.
Mart Mart Of December for Fl Paso, Tex, ,, where
he settled for awhile. He was not M, kioM Mis
10 any great extent in Richmond aliu ,,s
5scouaintances here can give no lnloiilia-
tion as TO his relativs.
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DYNAMITE STOLEN
Such Report Caused Soldiers and
Police Busy Night.

Police Busy Night.
The military and police were on their
rnettlc in Fulton late Saturday night, and
the citizens were kept guessing until Sun
day why so many soldiers and police in
plain clothes were proving around In
every nook and corner without saying a
word
Colonel Anderson received a message. so
1t Is stated, that largo quantity OF dyna-
mite had been stolen from Contractor
shafer who has the contract for deepen
Ing the harbor, and a plot was being
formed to use 1t on the cars IN Fulton or
Rockets bottom Saturday night.
E Major Nottingham was notified OF the
rumor and was instructed to capture
the dynamite, If possible.
A company Of tho Blues. under Major
CheatWtOd, and part Of his staff was
sent out on scout duty. The company
entered Fulton via Chimborazo Park and
was divided into several squads. each tax
ing a different road or street to reach
Fulton.
Shortly afterwards the soldiers were re-
Enforced by squad Of police in plain
clothes.
The soldiers and police went through
every alley and street, and up to an early
hour Sunday morning they were busy
moving about but without result.
Two young men were arrested in the
early part Of the night for yelling "scab"
as car loaded with police and soldiers
passed.
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Sanding Of the Clubs.

AT Washington: washington took to-
days game from st. Louis mainly through
4 .ee's pitching The fielding OF the vis'-
tors was poor. owing to the soft condition
of tho ground.
Washington ..,.. 2oool1sooooSX-a, S 2
St Louis ..,...t.... Q ~ -
Batteries; Lea and kittridEe; Sudh0T
and Kahoe. Time. l:25, Umpire, O'l.ough-
lin, Attendance, ISL.
here with a four to three victory over
Grifith's men. Donovan and Chesbfo
pitched stubborn battle. :,
Score; ~ ~ ~,
New York ........,oo 90 % q
Batteries Chesbro and O'Connor: Dono-
van and Mcguire. Time. l:45. Umpire.
Sheridan. Attendance, SAC.
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JOHN TINSLEY is
a GREAT TROUBLE
lRr Associated prnss,-

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 13.-John TINS
ley alias Lee Brown, who killed Police
Jeffersonvile Reformatory officials great
deal Of trouble. He arouses the guards
about midnight and pretends to be dying.
DR.. Sharp has to be called and sedatives
admins tered
Brown, or Tinsley, fears to be taken
back to Evansville. In spite OF his ncr-
vous fears he Is improving and soon will
be we'll
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MADE FINE SCORE
WITH KRAC-JORGENSEN
~ Associated Press.1

RJsLEY, ENG, July 13.-ln the Wade.
,ra,,e compettion, which was Won TO-DAY
hy Major oxley. with an aggregate OF %
nsints, the American, G, e. COOK, was
third with az points Cook usea ", NE
Kra -Jorgensen service Ssiie' li'is e.. 10 st
opponents We're armed Win 'Ne :. vno
80 he made the highest possible ana
1,;ss shooting is admitted TO rank with the
finest on record and held to prove lne
s,,neriority of the Krag-Jorgensen over
all other service rifles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
POLICE WERE PROMPT
AT SATURDAYS FIRE

In The Dispatch Of Sunday APP
pearcd report Of slight fire on North
Seventh Street, wherein It was stated
that the military held back the crowd.
assisted BY the police.
The sentence should have been re-
versed. Both did their part. but the po-
lice we're promptly on the spot and pre-
served perfect order.
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WILL NOT NATURALIZE
ANY ANARCHISTS
nv Associated Pres

! Z : :
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 13.-The
State Department has given notice that
1t has construed the naturalization law
passed by the last Congress as requiring
It to reject all certificates Of naturaliza-
ton issued after July 8, 1903 which do
not set forth tho fact that the person
nauralzed Is not opposed to all organ
tied governments. nor Is affiliated with
any organization 20 opposed. and that
he does not advocate tho killing OF Of
tlcers of the government.
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BOOllMAKERS WERE
ARRESTED AT TRACK
(RN Associated PressD

+ CHICAGO, LII, July ls.--Twenty CON-
stables were engaged for fourth time
~, Attorney Cantwell. acting for r, p.
marley. the turfman who was ruled off at
Detroit, to serve warrants on officials and
hnokmakers at the Washington Park race
track to-day Only one OF the constahles
was admitted to the track me men ar.
,ested we're Lawrence Young, president
~ the track: Secretary James Howard
and nine bookmakers, Those arrested at
once gave bonds and the racing went on
MS usual.
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WORST CASE OF TETANUs
PHYSICIANS EVER SAW
nv Associated Press.

ITHACA. n. y, July hillary II.
Bishop, thirteen years old, died here to-
day OF lockjaw, caused by slight In
fury on the Fourth OF July, through the
exploding of bland cartridge The doc
tors pronounced 1t the worst case of
teianus they had ever seen
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Pittsburg: Boston won the game In
the. first inning with four hits. After that
Wilhelm kept the hits scattered until tho
ninth. when three hits scattered through
OUT.
score: R.H. q.
Pittsburg .......... ol20looooo5 s s
Boston ............. 4 0 0 90 0 90 8 IL 6
Batteries: Wilhelm and Smith: Malar-
key and Moran. Time. 1856 Umpire. Ems
lie. Attendance. 2,020
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati punched hits
In the seventh inning and won to-day's
game. Taylor was not hit as hard az was
Hahn. but the latter kept many Of the
hits scattered.
Score. r, H. e.
Cincinnati 1850. ooo1eheox--5 9
Batteries: Hahn and Bergan; TAYLOR and
Bowerman. Time. 2:2o. Umpire. O'Day.
At st. Louis: Philadelphia had little
trouble winning from st. Louis to-day.
At no stage OF the game were tho locals
dangerous.
Score r. II. e.
S St hGss ~. sssSissSf s 1
Batteries: Brown and ONeil; Sparks
and thinner. Time. 1:55. Umpire, Moran.
Attendance. 1900.
At Chicago: Brooklyn won to-day's
game in the thirteenth inning. after two
men had been put out. two hits following
Tinkers wild throw OF Garvin's easy
grounder.
Hrtediy Observation-Disclosures Il 5
Batteries: Menefce, L,lndgren and King;
Garvin and Ritter. Time. 3 hours. I'm
pre- tombstone. Attendance. 14o0.
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Gardneryille, New. july s, 1893
Nevada paper contains this notice

A Nevada paper contains this notice
of Mr., James death:
Henry Jayne died last Saturday morning
q about o'clock Of heart failure. For
week or two he had been IN very feeble
ca much improved. He was seen walking
about his premises at O'Clock and was
found dead shorty afterwards by Ed,
Sice. a coroner's jury was summoned
and found that the deceased came TO his
death by natural causes. He was seven-
tg-three years Of age and a native OF yir-
ginia.
l'he funeral took place from. the Metho-'
dist Church Monday at 2 O'Clock.
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ORANGEMEN HOLD
THEIR CELEBRATION
nv Associated Press.)

BELFAST, IRELAND, July 1s-.The
O-anremen are to-day engaged, In their
annual celebration Of July 18th, IN their
c,,stomary way About 100000 men paru-
cipated in the celebration here. me ponce
force was on duty in full strength. ana
the troops were confined to barracks SO
: ia be ready in case OF emergency.
The Nationalist mostly refrained rom
counter demonstrations.
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VERY POOR SHOTS
FOR KENTUCKlANS
nv Associated Press.)

BARBoURv1LLE. KY. July la',-A
desperate fight occurred near here last
night between a band Of Clay :, COUNTY
!, negroes 5-re and deputy sheriffs Of Barbour
vile The negroes attempted 80 ROB
county stores and when the posse ,e',. pur-
srad them they gave resistance. Twenty
ehots were fired. one negro being oan-
yrously wounded. c county
The negroes escaped to Clay county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
JUSTICE JOHN
ON The BENCH
His Honor Returns Greatly
Improved in Health--Re-
sumes Work To-Day.

Justice John j, Crutchtield. after many
weeks OF absence and great suffering
while under medical treatment in New
Work. came home yesterday morning and
stole into the court room before any one
Knew lac was near The entire assem-
blage, including The presiding ma gistrato,
rose as one man IN q hearty welcome TO
him. All elappea their hands Justify, and
many hands were outstretched to greet
the Supreme Justice OF the Police Court,
Justice John win preside to-day His
Honor is looking very we'll. indeed and
has the Doctors assurance that he will
be fully recovered
MIR Harvey C. Brown will leave tonight
Tar New York aud n hrfa1 7N'f'
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DEADLY WORK OF
ILL-FATED TOY PISTOLS
lBy Associated Press.

HARRISBURG. PA. July 13-Four
deaths from tetanus of boys ranging from
eight to sixteen years. have occurred in
Harrisburg, resulting from slight wounds
inflicted on the Fourth Of July by toy
pistols
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secured Off Smith. and he struck out nine
ham weakened in the fifth Inning and Mo.
Guiro was SUBSTITUTED. but he also met
with reverse In the ninth.
Score: r. Fl. b.
Birmingham .... o0oO210o4-7 9 o
Memphis ........ 100000 10 o :
Batteries: Clark. Smith and Millookyj
Durham. Mcintyre and Accorslni.
At Montgomery: STREET. was invincible,
while c. Smith was easy. Moreover, the
locals played errorleas ball and the Pel-
leans fielded raggcdy. The locals OUT
helders had only two put-outs. Whistler
landed home run.
Score. r. H. B.
Montgomery ....oa70o Joke l2 0
New Orleans.... 90 600 0 o.
Batteries: STREET. and Clark; c. Smith
and Hurley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
BASEBALL GAME
Richmond and Norfolk Eagles to Play
To-MorrowA Afternoon.
to- Play

The game of baseball at Broad-Street
Park tomorrow afternoon between tho
Richmond and Norfolk Eagles teams
promises to be moat interesting one. A
and the two teams will put up Just an
good ball as they can.
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Schedule for To-Day.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at New York.
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Escapes With herLife.

the Hastings Court yesterday for tho
alleged murder of Moses Dean was dis
charged, the evidence not being sufficient
to convince the jury Of her guilt. She
was represented by Mr.. RI. NJ. Smith
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The Strikers.

Another enthusiastic meeting OF the
strikers was held last night. Mr.. Orr
was not present having accepted an in
vltation to Norfolk.
When seen after the meeting President
GriEss said there was nothing special on
hand. The men, he declared, are stick
Ing fast. as usual. He was not much
disposed to discuss the visit OF the COM
mittee to Mr.. Huff. He secuted the idea
that the men We're getting tired and
would call the strike off
'You can say, If you want to- no de-
clared, that the strike will continue five
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
The Strike Itself.

So far as the strike Itself Is concerned.
It kept pace with the other things, and
developed several interesting and tmpor-
tant matters. Chief among these was an
attempt to bring the men and the conf
pany together again, but a very unsuc-
cessful one. At the instance of prom
trent citizen committee from the street
car men waited on officers Of the COM
pany, with view to accomplishing some
thing If possible. Three Of them went to
sec Mr.. Huff in the afternoon, but abso-
lutely no results attended their meeting.
At the very outset the general mana ger
Indicated that he had nothing to say to
the men unless they wanted to come back
to work on the old terms, making appli-
cation as individuals. The members of
tho committee for their part indicated
that this was not just what they wanted,
and thereupon the conference broke up.
This action by Mr.. Huff Is the best
indication yet given Of the position of
the company with reference to the strike.
1t has announced It's inability to meet the
demands Of the men, and the men, dis
satisfied. have given up their Jobs The
company has, set out to fill the vacancies.
and has In a large measure succeeded in
doing so. It will make no terms with
its former employees until they come back
as individuals and apply for positions I'M
der the old conditions. If they do so their
applications will be considered as any
otEel dppICdllpHS VIII pS tCOIS1ocl GU. Il J.
they do not SO return the company will
continue to augment IT'S gradually grow
inl: permanent force until 1T has gotten
all the men 1t needs. and then there will
be no chance for such of the strikers AS
may desire at that time to return The
doors will have closed; no more men will
be needed. @
such is the position OF the company
and in the light OF this statement is seen
the absurdity Of sundry widespread
rumors that the strike would be settled
in a few days and that the company is
making overtures to the men. II any
thing further Is needed, however. there
Is an official denial Of these rumors
made yesterday by Mr.. Huff. lie could
not take all the old men back II he
would, he would have no place for all Of
them.
Men are stll being taken on perma-
nently, and before long Farley and his
staff OF professionals can be released
| from further duty here About twenty
| five or thirty new men We're added yes
terday. Five of them came from Dur
ham N. G. Later Mt night two strikers
| returned to work, making three In all
Both now ones are Manchester men
| Their names could not be learned Cars
are running on fairly good schedules
and are being daily more patronIzed
| The rain Of yesterday drove many
Iwhilom walkers and sympathizcrs into
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
Schedule for To-Day.

Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston,
Chicago at Philadelphia,
st. Louis at Washington.
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LYNcHBuRG, go ROUND TRIP
ROANOKE, SO ROUND TRIP.
Via Norfolk & Western Railway Tues
day. July 81, 1908.

The Norfolk and Western Railway will
run special excursion TO Lynchburg.
Roanoke, leaving Richmond 1870 p; NJ,
Roanoke 1880 Noon Friday, July gath,
and arrive Richmond 7:2o q. M., allow
ing three days III the mountains Fare TO
Points named above sS,0o'rotnd trip. For
further information apply 70 J, r, Wag-
ner City Passenger and Ticket Agent, sa8
ttatA C. II, BoSLEY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
Barbed Wire.

To-day the kindly tree has changed It's
aspect. Woe, begone the man !. T ,h6 ire; u; ss
t'W round ii. trunk and branches At
lie Armory last night It was said that nat
lie forfeiture Of pay by the men boanshs
was sufficient to defray the Pu'c'ase "
the harbCd wire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday.

Washington 4, st. Louis ?.
Detroit 8, New York 4.
Philadelphia-Chicago trainD.
Boston Cleveland Taim.
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Gone TO Europe.

Mr. John Onesly left yesterday for New
York, whore on Thursday he sails for su-
rope. iirst 70 France, then 10 Italy, visit
Ing relatives. He viii be gone about three
months.
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Fortune For Soldiers Heirs.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
/ Eir,-I have been requested 10 ask you
to Insert the following:
determination Wanted-H, Jayne. mem
Der Of the Twelfth Virginia Cavalry dur
ing the Civl War. recently died here
He left large estate, which viii revert
10 his heirs II they can be discovered Ad-
dress the Record office. Gardnervil!e, New
Respectfully,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
SPECIAL OFFICER ARRESTED

Charged With Being Drunk and Firing
His Pisto|in the Streets.
Special Officer John Welsh was arrest
ed By Officer Goodman Sunday, charged
with being drunk and firing pistol in the
street several times and using profane
language.
Welsh has been doing duty at night in
the Third Precinct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14

Southern League.
Atlanta 4, Little Rock 3.
Nashville .. Shreveport /.
Birmingham Z. Memphis 9.
Montgomery. II; New Orleans,
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THE DAY ON
THE DIAMOND
Records of the National and
American Leagues.
THE CHAMPIONS BEATEN
Boston Did the Trick Easy PilIng Up a
Score Of Eight to Three-Brooklyn
Won from Chicago-Other
Games.

Scores Yesterday
Boston 8. Pittsburg 8.
Brooklyn 6. Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 6, st. Louis 4.
Cincinnati 8. New York 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
Eastern League.

Jersey City 3. Toronto s.
Rochester Providence (rain).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
AFTER THE PRESIDENT.
Chicago Federation of Labor Cen.
sures Him in the Miller Case.

Chicago, Sept 20.-Prcsaent Rooec-
welt today was voted by the Chicago
Federation Of Labor a g,O0O-Word letter
OF advice on the question M open shops.
The letter vas prompted by the dcci-
sion Of President Roosevelt In the Miller
case, In which the president said that
Miller or any other man must not be
discharged from the government pri't-
ing Office on account Of non member
ship IN a union
"Dcliciously unaware of the hypo-
crlsy OF the world of finance honest
ana humane, but uniformed" were
some OF the clauses used to describe
The president IN the long letter of the
open shop committee.
Its opening Paragraphs contained u
definite disclaimer OF an" wish to at
tack Mi Roosevelt. the blame for the
chief executives attitude I'M the Miller
affair being placed on a "eoterie Of cer-
tain well known Interests which ave
constantly ON guard around the white
House Tho president was told that
he fen into the error IN his View OF the
question, because OF that impetuosity
for which We love you" A COPY Of the
communication win be forwarded TO
oyster Bay at once under date Of La
Dor day, sept e.
The reading OF the letter before the
federation meeting today occupied over
an hour and excited applause from the
crowd OF delegates.