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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
BLIND FROM a FALL.
Bullet Extracted From Veterans
Shoulder After Forty Years.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.'

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch,
4 MONTEREY. VA, December a9.-Miss
Winnie Benson, Of Back Creek. Is the
victim of a peculiar and distressing acct
dent. While on her way to school she
slipped and fell on the Ice, sustaining an
Injury of the head, which has resulted in
total blindness In the eye Immediately
In front of the point where the head came
In contact with the icy ground F The
blindness Is due, It Is thought. to an In
jured nerve or a jblood-clot. The eye re-
tans perfectly natural appearance. and
hope lis entertained that al operation
may restore the Vision.
Mr.. John S, Wallace, web known and
honored ex-Confederate, whose home is
near Valley Center. has just returned
from the Johns Hopkins Hospital where
he underwent successful operation for
Teife from a troublesome shoulder wound
received early In the Confederate service.
He brought home with him a.. piece OF
bullet which he had carried SO long. ans 1a
which the surgeons found adhering to the
hone, which was becoming diseased as a
result. The piece Of lead was Of rreg-
ular shape--almost flat-and as large as
pants button,
The roads Of IIighland are 2 shee. t, Of o
talns is regarded as dangerous. Man
Street OF Monterey, though very mod
crate grade, Ia part OF one-mlle coast
Ing track. over which monster bob
sled is steered by the young people OF
the place, carrying as many as fifteen
souls at one time. and at q break-neck
John Gillespie, young man of the
town, had his hand badly mangled yes
terday evening by the premature eHplo-
sion Of a cannon cracker.
The holiday season brought surprise
wedding In our midst, being that Of Mr.,
Lloyd sulenberger and Miss Wanna
swadley. both Of Vanderpool, The oere-
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fragrant With growing plants and

fragrant with growing plants and
flowers.
a phantom promenade In which all the
guests participated, was d charming aud
unique feature OF the evening, and led
to much merrimcnt After the removal o.
the phantom. domnoes and masks and
other pleasant social novelties we're IN.
troiuoetl and thoroughly enjoyed.
A delicious supper was served during
which impromptu verses appropriate to
the season were read lnterspers ny
merry songs In which the excellent voice
Of MIR. paul Petit was heard With fino
effect. Master Robor. Watts. Jr.. also
sang delightfully."-. Is
Among those present were the Misses
Petit, OF Rock Rest; Miss Wills. Of Texas I
Miss Cleveland. OF Holllns Miss Jones',
OF Carysbrook; Misses Susie Bell. Ella
Smith. Louise Elicit, Marion sadler,
Clarice Massie. Clara Kent. Miss WIZ
son: and Mossrs. Jones' Petit, Clatide
Petit. sadlor. Locker. Shepherd. Haden.
seay and others ri.
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Criminal Assault.
,oc,nl 4, rhp rirl.s. lIINl atrh 8

NJ 7T-.1-T (SppciuI to ThtE TIMtH.E'Nl AtEh.J TT--
y LEESBURG, VA, December ga ne>5
gro Of bad reputation and about twenty.
ono years Of age, named Clifton Bryan,
living near Airmont, this county, was
lodged in the county jail In this place on,
Sunday night. He Is charged with having
attempted to commit criminal assault on
Mrs Rebecca Roberts. an aged and re.
speoted lady, who, h with her husband,
James 7, Roberts. owns q small country
store about one mile from Bluemont.
Mrs Roberts is about slxty-tlve years
OF age, and the offense Is alleged to have
occurred at the store on the afternoon
of December 25th. 8
The people OF that section were greatly
incensed when the crime became gem
orally known. ssis
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Stanton Christmas German.

(Special to The Times DlsRatch.l !, H.,
STA .STON. VA. Dec. She i Ghuists
mas German, given by the young men OF
tie city last night at the armory l.,
~ Lewis Bumgasdner led the merry ~,
dancers, the music being turr 1,,h ,1 ~
the orchestra from the Oeht. ou'"o A'to
those dancing were John y, .CroWle WIN
Miss sess Baker. ]. g: PANCAKE I1,;,R WEI
MISS Mabel tlttG EdWa Ta,z ri Mi3 Miss Kiss
Anna Anna Woodward, A. E. Miller with Miss
Anna Bell. Earl Norton With MISS I, Aly IN
Winters Godfrey lepke! MIN n Miss l nfs.
sic Ashly S Sc Wth A iss
Mamie GrastS, and r. 2. Bell with MISS
The cha perons were Mr.: and Mrs, II, r.
Thomas h,o nj ?. Grasty. and Mr.. and Mrs
+. Refreshments were served at midnight.
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Elope to Pelham,

(special to The Times-DIsPatch2 Y
GREEN HAY VA. Dec 2s,-Mt; ", =;
night here, was awakened about u
q Clock last night by a young, couple, who
We're enroute to Pelham, n. G.. to be mar
red. MIR. southal and Miss Dowely. both
The Young man is 20; the young lady TO-,
They y drove rove from their homes to this PLACE e
after dark last evening, the young lady
having left her home yesterday afternoon
srI1mably. who l.vos only n snort DISTANCE
from IRON, Prospect. She was there Joined by
Air southall, and, when they reached
here, seemed very much eNo.ted, rearing
The approach OF their parents,
The couple boarded the l2;l5 train this
morning for Pelham, XXI
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0S1PAPERS
FOUND AGAIN.
Record Of the City Council
Missing Many Years Discov-
cred III an Old Building.
BOAT TAKEN OFF FOR REPAIRS
State Veterinarian Or. ]. G. Fer
neyhough Loses Large Stable,
Sixteen Horses and Vehicles.
tspeelal q rhe Wines. plspatoh

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. 20.-j
Mr.. w. .. Richardson has found in
some Oh papers In the building used by
the Richardson Picking Company, the
missing records Of the city council for q
period shortly after tho Civil War, for
which a long search has been made.
The building was formerly occupied by
A. K. Phillips s. Co., Of which firm the
late Robert w. Adams, for years clerk
OF tho city council, was member. Mr..
Richardson Will deliver the records to
tia city council, which will restore the
missing links. It was valuable find
for the city
The steamer Caroline. OF the Woemh
Line which plies between this city and
Urbanna. going down ono day and re-
turning the next, has been ordered u
Baltimore for repairs TO her machinery
The regular trips will be resumed as soon
as this repair work Is completed
III q big fire at Blacksburg. which de-
stroyed a largo stable. sixteen horses
and several vehicles, belonging to Dr..
4 j. G. Ferneyhough, formerly OF Orange
county, now State veterinarian, we're con-
sumed. IS
WESTMINsTER LEAGUE
At the annual celebration OF the West
Munster League OF aE tuo - = teSuy Aot !sLAA
Church here, Professor s. W. somerville
gave an interesting talk on The Year
4 Gone. = 5@
Rev. Or. ]. W. Roseboro spoke on the
subject, 1.-THE Year to Come" and Pro
lessor r. e. Beale discussed the question,
what Shall I Resolve?''
The meeting was largely attended and
grea tly enjoyed.
Rev. r. A. Williams. OF Louisa, who has
recently been called to the pastorate Of
the Baptist Church bore, has arrived
in the city with his family, and will be-
gin his duties on January 1st preaching
next Sunday at both the morning and
evening services.
PASTOR CALLED
Rev. r. H. Stone has been called to
the pastorate Of Crooked Run Baptist
Church, In Culpeper county.
DR.. s. L. Scott, formerly Of this city,
now an assistant surgeon In the United
States navy. was married last week In
Washington to Miss Marian L. Reeves.
daughter OF Lieutenant-Com and
Mrs. y. S. x. Reeves, United States navy,
OF Washington, and is here with his
bride, visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Scott "a Il NJ
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BUILD
rL,.ESHI.P||:''.|
Norfolk Machinists Will Petition
Government to Build One Of 81
New Ships at Maynard.
10 SUSPEND FOR REPAIRS r.: { hrs
Asked Permission Of Receivers
to Spend $4,000 on Bay u
" Shore Terminal Co.'S Line.
fsn.ctnl 3 rne ,Tll,lps. Dispatch.

(special 70 Thu Times. Dispatch II M n Sk
NORFOLK, VA. Dec 20. Strenuous gu /
EFFORTS will be made by the Portsmouth
and Norfolk lodges Of machinlsts to secure
the building Of one Of the new ba tile IS
ships, shortly to be authorized BY Con- Il
gress, at this navy yard. Z. n 49,. .44
The machinists have secured the active G
cooperation Of one OF the most prominent
me m bers OF their order, a member Of the i
General Executive Council Of the inter-
national Association Of Ntachinsts, Mr.. AZ
Edward L. Tucker. He has arrived IN I
pOrtsm outh and Is at the Hotel Monro %.
Mr. Tucker was a good friend Of this
yard In the fight tina resulted Y, the I
building OF the Connecticut In a govern
ment yard While, It Is true the sc e! W8
York yard secured this ship, It 10 equally
true that It would be the part OF wisdom [
to build the next government onst
vessel at tins station, and this ls JUST
what the machnlsts are already wing
to have done. l5 +. ISIS
Nj. Tucker appears to believe that tho y
government has learned Its lesson j az q Y
result OF the fnllure Of the private snip
yards that went into the trust. and that
it will In future, be glad enough TO tortl1yS
.itself against the consequent delay ana
annoyance by building more OF lts snip IN Y
In Its own yards. S ~ ~ !.
n He and the local members Of the Lodge
are very much in earnest In the matter
and In view Of the fact that they. Wili
hgye the CO. operation OF the Portsmouth
and Norfolk Business Mems GAssocia ATOMS
the fight for the ship promises to Pc q
lively as we'll as q successful one. ne
naval authorities here will not be found
lacking in their support Of the pla.n,
either. II Res. .il y, ONE
BIG SHORE TERMINAL
Isl An exciting time was had to-day ~ !
the hearing OF the Bay Shore Terminal
&Company's receivers for permission TO-
spend $4,000 on the road. 1t " claimed
I BY those Interested In putting the system
on its feet that the Norfolk Railway and
Light Company throus !. its general man
ager. E.. c. Hatha away, Is Interested ~
Bay Shore securities to an extent 81 nj
oient to warrant blocking the PROJECTED
improvements. M
The stockholders meeting was conss-S
ouently a flat one. as a result the line
will suspend for repairs January .lst'
THE MNALLY FAILURE.
The general creditors Of the McNally3
4 OH Manufacturing Company, which fail-s
ed some time since. for over SO, 0y0. VIII
get nothing whilo the Citizens Bank OF IL
Norfolk. which held III secured claims
against the company for $S6, .96 will only
get s223O4 ST Of the S27,0 for which the
McNally plunt was sold. his Eis g Is per
cent Of 81 SIS on the whole claim, ~
The Citizens Bank, 5howeve q pure
the McNally plant when It was sold Surl-a
der the hammer. and In this way, It ts
believed suffered no loss AS a result Oh
the McNally failure. 2 aF tS$S
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WILL WE'D TO-DAY.
Mr.. Walter r, Neal and Miss
Kronenbitter to be United. !

fsnec,a IN Tho Times DsnNtch,
wYTHEVILLD. VA, Dec GA mar
riage OF prominent people is announced
to taxa place tomorrow morning at 4,
O'Clock. when Rev. r. r.. Kahle VIII
unite Miss Wiletta Kronenbitter, daugh-
fer OF +, q, Kronenbitter, cashier OF tie
National Bank OF ONO CoMmous. ~
ana Mr.. Walter r. Neal, Of Chattanooga.
The groom is student Of Emory and
Henry College. lie Is twenty years Of
age and his bride nineteen, The lattaf
has been visiting at Rev. Mr.. kah|e's
hnnla, ..l-L -.l ...-.- ...-...- A..... .--- w
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Deputy Sheriff Reprimanded.

(Sperial to ghe Times Dlspatc CHI
Il NORFOLK, VA Dec Deputy Sher-
mnnded severely by Judge I'ortlock In
the County Court. He was charged with
drunkenness and trying to break up the
stralghtout primary September 30,
4 His removal from office, demanded BY
many OF the citizens. was held UP only
by his past good record.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
"A Phantom Promenade Leads to
Much Merriment.

(specIal 70 The TImea-p !spatch,) =.
OoEUMEIA, VA. pep. Es,,-Alisa Yiya
Petit entertained at "olenburne," the
beautiful home Of Colonel william B.,
Petit, Friday evening In honor Of her
nieces, the Misses Petit. OF Rock Rest.
and Miss Wills, OF Dallas. Tex, ~
Miss Petit, gowned In old rose silk and
lace was assisted In reca.ving by her
sister, Mrs, William Hughss. wearing a
dainty gown Of Yhtts Org " ne nome
was byiShs With dscorat !9ns 0f holly ana
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sTennings-Maynard.

RsfIsl e IA TX T!%ss nbtsSAf:s alrAe
marriage 81 MT, Meredith Jennlpgs. Of
Roanoke, Va, and MRS, Fannie May
R as Baptist Church this afternoon
iii tie prssence Of large gathering ~
' The cersn1o ny took place at { O'clock,
The church had been neatly trimmed IN
fiowers and Nyergrsens tor the occasion,
I3tsy 8 trip South and . stay Of sop9e
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Augusta Society.

(special to The Times Dlspatch}
STAuSTCjN, VA, Dec, 29,--The Augus-
ia County count rtcnitu'al Society held rs
annual meer, yestsrSay ~ IN th sn CITY ncS
Dr. n Wilnam Bell, OF Mt. Sidney. was re-
elected president; J. II. connell staunton.
ylce-pres.dent, and J. 4, Brown, Of
.Churchville, secretary and treasurer
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch)
& FREDERICKSBURG VA. December
8. NJ. Tomllnson. OF Middle
sex county, and Miss Nora q. Warren.
formerly Of London, ENGLAND were mar.
ried q few days ago at tho residence OF
Mr.. j. C. Blake, in Middlesex county. by
Rev. H. J. Beage 81 After wedding
trip they will reside In Middlesex county
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Payne-Snellings.

Especial to Tho Tines-DispatchJ
FREDERICKSBURG VA December.
29.-Mr. Joseph Payne, Of Falmouth. and
Miss Effle snellings. Of this city were
married at the residence OF the brides
parents here, Rev. Decatur Edwards, OF
the Baptist Church., officiating. t
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ARRESTED.
Judge /. w. G. Blackstone Quail
a ifes as Circuit Judge.

u NEWPORTf NEWS VA. Dec. 29.-.
Rfley Saunders was arrested here TO-,
day on the charge Of holding up ana
robbing Dairyman G. It. Flyers on tho
outskirts OF the city several weeks ago.
Hyers positively Identifies the prisoner
a his assailant but the latter strenu-
ously asserts his innocence Of the chaIse
n Judge@J. w. @. Blackstone. "no n .,'s
heen IN for some time, arrived In the
civ to-day and qualified as judge Of the
Circuit Court, to which position ne re-
Gently was reelected 81
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Bachelor Dinner.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.>
81 DANVILLE, VA Dec: 29.--Postmaste:
Champ II. Barksdale this afternoon was
the host to ten OF his bachelor friends al
d swell dinner at his home on Patton
Street. Those who wore present "eres
Mesrs. Eugene Wither5. Theo. Parker,
i nonas Swami w. A. Holland J ohm y.
Il ughes, a. w. Jacobs. John Harvey. AL
ger Edlnunds and Drs. George and lr-
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Bows Burn Haystack,

Especial to The Tines p lspa tch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Dec 20,--
Tan and Sam Willlams,sJ. Robinson alNl
another boy named Griffin wera arrested
in Hampton to-day on complaint. OF y,
M. Cumming, who eharges them With
burning e stack Of hay valued 81 2 bun
dred dollars. a
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5Gilliam-Foster.

Especial to i he Times Dis atcho
PAMPLIN CITY, VA. Dec D.-Mr
John w. Gillian, brother Of Mr.. Wiley
Gillian, Of Farmvlle, was married to,
MSS Sarah A. Foster OF Charlotte coun-
ty, Wednesday. the 22d instant at Spring
Greek Baptist Church, In Prince Edward
county, BY Rev. P. 7. Warren, Of this
place. 5s5 5t 6 35t 5f3 III n
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Sterling-Galloway.I

10 Especial to The NTlmes-Dlspatch.J
SALEM, VA, December 29.-This morn
Ing, at the home OF her brother. ( MI.
Robert Galloway, Miss Cora Galloway was
united In marriage to Mr.. Walter ster-
ling, a prominent business man OF Glou-
cester Courthouse, Va. ! s.sssf All
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Working on Report

The investigating Committee held a
meeting last night and discussed their
report TO the Council but no actual w0fK
endenyor to have the report ready for
the February meetings of the two branch e'il.5
cs Of the Council. y -
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WILLIAMSBURG VOTES
AGAINST LICENSE.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch'}',r 80.
n sWlLLl4lMSbUt tG. VA, Dec. 29-Ihe
for the drys. The vote stood 90 to "
against license. t3 6l
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Feet Arnputated.

Especial to The Times-D ispatoh.)
STAUNTON, VA, Dec. 29.--Clty Ply
siclan O.. T. Lewis this evening ampu-
tated both feet OF the seven-year-old
daughter Of Ella Richardson tcolored).
Her foot had been frozen,
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SENATOR CAMPBELL
Gets All the Votes Cast at Lex
ington for the Long Term.

isnerial n The TImts-DlSpatcI'J n
LEXINGTON, VA, Dec, 20,-On|y fifty
two votes were cast at Lexington pre-
oinct to-day, all for ]. Lawrence Camp
bell, Of Bedford county. for the state
senate, TO succeed the late Judge Gallo
way Brown, 49,,
No interest was shown In the elect1on'
A very Yght vote was polled IN 1he
county,
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mony was performed by Rev. r. II Euts-
Ter. Of tie Methodist Church. 8
Mr.. Osborne Wilson Is confined to his
room as n result Of an Injured knee.
caused BY n stick Of cord wood falling
on him several weeks ago.
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Z IT7771390 q WAoONIC EBN1SQV~I. 7T39Il-1--3l-3
The Masonic Lodge. No. 2ss a. f. & -
NJ, OF West Point, served a banquet in
their lodge room at the Masonic Hall last
night in celebra ton of st. Johns day.
District Lecturer Park JonesS ofAsWil-.
llamsburg, was present and conferred tho
Master Mason's side degree upon several
ladies' Of this place. The banquet was
we'll attended and maGnifcently served.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
CORBETT AGREES To
MAKE $50 POUNDS,
The Champion Will Reach This
Figure When He Meets
Sullivan.
ABILITY TO Do so is DOUBTED.
Many Believe That He Cannot
Now Reach That Figure
Generv Gossip OF the
Fighters.

Definite information concerning young
Corbetts weight in the fight set for July
80 was received at the West End club yes
terday. the champion sending word that he
would make 100 pounds. Whether he can
do this figure comfortably or not remains to
be seen.
At present. the featherweight and light
weight divisions are practically one and the
game class. \ margin Of a single pound
separates the two divisions. Yet by ac-
knowledsing that he Is a light weight and
fighting at one pound more than Dave Sui
Ivan will consent to scrap at. Jack u'Neefe
has made much money III the heavier class.
He would have been lost in a sea of good
feather-weights had he attempted to stay
in the lighter division. His ability NAV IL
all right but it is doubtful If he would have
been given the chance TO show his merits
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srounders and Hill threw wild TO first after
picking up Ryan's bunt splendidly.

Morgan played a good game and one
time went far into Selbachs field and
pulled down a hight fly. Jesse Burkett's
hitting was 50 weak that It opened a chance
for the few spectators to guy him. and
they laid Il on as If they well remembered
the Burkett-Lottus incident in ST. Louis.
The Browns scored their two runs IL the
fourth Heidrick walked. but was forced
Moran. who made 4 nice stop and chucked
the ball 10 Robinson. The latter dropped 1t
lost. Wallace followed with a swat to
right, and Friel scored. kahoc hit a short
one to Moran. and the shortstop should
have retired Anderson at the plate. but i:is
throw was bad Then Hiu hit to Robinson
and he and kshoe We're set down on u
double play.
and Sudhoff was given his base. the follow
ing eight Browns went out on lily balls.
rather remarkable incident. Sudhof
singled over Moran's head in the eighth
and Hedrick also hit safe. but there was
nothing doing in the run-getting line from
that on.
WALLACE MAKES ERROR.
Moran opened for the Senators with a
smash between first and second. and both
Anderson and Friel slipped. Friel got the
ball. but could not field it to sudhofr on the
base. Clarke singled to center and Held
rick returned the ball to Hill 10 catch Mo
ran. but was too late. Clarke started to
second and HIS throw TO Wallace would
have nipped him had Ehody held the bali
Then Selbach smashed one past Wallace
and Clarke got home. A double play on
Selbach and Martin retired the side. Ryan
previously having fouled out to kahoe.
Robinson tripled in the second and Clarke
singled in the third. but both Were left.
With two down in the fifth Friel fumblei
Moran's shot and Hill threw wild to first
on Ryan'S chance. Moran going home.
Clarke lifted to Heidrick.
DoS-les by Martin and CouShiin produced
the fourth run for the Senators in the sixth
Joe Sugden Joined the Browns to-day. but
his injured thumb is still bandaged and he
took no part In the practice.
The score:
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Yesterdays Results.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUELIC SPECIAL.
Washington, July I3.-The Senators de-
feated the Browns this afternoon on scld
that resembled mortar he'd. 1t seems The
Senators are great uludlarks and they
wen the second game Of this sort on the
local, grounds
The previous visit OF the McAleer forces.
Wyatt Lee shut them out on slippery
field and to-day he would have repeated,
but for a misplay Of RObinson's. He missed
making an easy double play and two runs
scored afterwaTd
All the errors were fragrant ones, but the
miserable condition of the field must lie
taken into consideration. Wallace played
a nice game, although he dropped thrown
hall and lost an out that would have been
a circh had ne held the ball. Friel lost two
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ANOTHER WASHINGTON Park RAID.
President ard Secretary of Club and
N:nc Bonkmaiscrs Arrested.

Chicago. July 13-TweHty Canstarlss
were engaged for u" fourth time by At
torney CaAtwe!l. acting for +. T.. Farley.
the turfman. ruled off at Detroit. to serve
warrants on officials ami bnokmake-s It the
Washington Park racs track TO-DAY. Only
one Constable was admitted 20 the track.
He served the warrants guie,ly.
The rlea arrested were Lawrence Young.
president OF jhr club. Secretary .'.In, :
Howard and nine houkmaEars. The hook
makers had all hecn arrested IN the Irsvi-
Gus raid on thu track. Those arrested to
day at once gave bonds and racing went
on rs usual
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PUGITSM $$%" SPORTING GOSSIP BASEBALL MAGNATES $$

game is in progress a practice that often
engsnders i'll feeling There are several
players on local teams who are adopts at
This sort of thing. and It is utterly AT v.Ti-
auCc with the spirit Of sp1TIsIuarship.
Here Is the kind OF talk that i:rnpirs $
sE0Eid indulge in. IL refers go u. -Ii:ln.' and
int!rnidat!ng lSmpireS and COM from I'ras--
dent Farrei! Of the New York S.ate League
This trouble has got 20 stop Players
who threaten ar umpire O. VII" Slc-c kim
about ihe diamond because >I=y 10 not
shar. the urpire's opinion viii htva 70 get
out They ma Try - lane places els
whore but they cant wori: II tsis league
his rule will b. strictly enforced
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
NEW YORK 3. DETROIT 4.
Smith Steals Home While Catcher Ar
CUES With Umpire,

New York. July l3.-Detroit began the Sc
ries here with a victory over Griffith's
team Donovan and Chesbro pitched a
stubborn battle. Smith stole home with the
winning run while O'Connor had stepped
away from the plate to argue with the UNI
pire when Donovan was called safe at first
on an infield hit with two men out in the
seventh inning. Attendance. S42. Score: