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why?
81 told him I was suffering from a
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The Way She Identified Them.
One of the most eccentric characters Of
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WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

Tho number OF rike-breakers arriving in
the CITY Yesterday morning was about
1875. Some say 1913, but the number is va
riously stated at from 100 to 15O. VI TINS
number some were persuaded to ABANDON
their Intention of going to work, but Just
how many were persuaded to cult by Inc
strikers committee is not agreed. some
of those az headquarters state that atout
thirty were induced to cult. ana the
names OF sixteen or seventeen were Sc
cured, tho men coming from Philadelphia,
New York and Brooklyn. Some of these
rlen are said to have made afiidavlts be-
fore notary public Of this city. but none
of these were attanable when the re-
porter was at the hall, hence none could
be secured for publication.
An official OF the company stated late
yesterday afternoon that not over clght
of the new arrivals were Induced by me
strikers to quit, and the number might
not exceed six. There were two two.
horse wagons operated by the striker $ anu
these were at Robertson and Broad when
he saw them. These were filled, but
some of those In the vehicles were
strikers He reiterated the statement that
so far as his knowledge and belief went,
not over eight were induced to quit.
The men were sitting around the hall
writing, talking and laughing good-na-
t,,rettly. There Is a piano In the nan,
and several OF the men are said to De
clever performers and occasionally en-
terrain the crowd with selections Not
great many OF the men were present at
the time of the reporters call, shortly
before in the evening. Upwards Of q
hundred were on committee duty, and tho
remainder were at their homes. Many
will go to church to-day and some VIII
hear the special sermons on the strike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
INNOVATION IN
SERVING LUNCH
KirkWood TO Introduce the
Autocafe in His New Place
on Broad Street.

Mr.. II. B. Kirkwood. the we'll known
restauranteur In endeavoring 10 keep
Richmond up to-date In his particular
line of business. has succeeded in getting
in line with New York and Philadelphia.
On August LIST he Will establish at NO.
722 East Broad Street. IN the Bijou the
atre building. an Autocafe.
That Is, he will have erected number
of automatic cases. supplied with food Of
various kinds. Each case will carry q
SLOT with which checks, valued at differ
ent sums may be dropped. Upon the face
of the case will be words indicating what
the case contains In the way of food.
Immediately after the check has been
deposited, the article is delivered
For instance. person wishing a piece
Of pie, Will know which slot to use by the
words written thereon. The same with
sandwiches, steaks, outlets. eggs. coffee,
milk. tea. etc. J.,
The introduction OF these cases Will
prove an advancement In the restaurant
business. and will avoid the waiting for
change, the delay In service, and other
little things that so with the present day
cafe
Mr.. Kirliwood has secured the rights for
these cases for all the South as far as
birmingham. His output here Will cost
about 5000 and lie expects to have others
hi Norfolk Atlanta and other places
within the next few months.
These cases Will in no Way lpferfere
with the existing lunch rooms owned and
conducted BY Mr. Kirkwood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
PROTECTION IN COUNTY
Sheriff Simon Solomon Says the Mill
tarv viii Not Be Called Out.


tary Will Not Be Called Out.
report gained currency late Sester-
day afternoon that officials of tho Pas
senger and Power Company had made
Inquiries with a view to asking for mill
tary protection in the county. No direct
confirmation or denial OF the report
could be secured but tho assurance was
received that the military will not be
called out
Sheriff Simon Solomon. OF Henrlco
county, was asked last night: "1s 1t true,
as reported. that officials Of the Vir-
ginia Passenger and Power Company
have asked for military protection in the
county,"
The Sheriff did not answer the direct
question categorically. but replied with
decision and reiterated the statement:
1.-THE military will not be called out"
Some of the officials Of the company
have commented ON the police service
In the county and characterized 1t as
inadequate. The statement of the Sheriff
Is construed to mean that lie will gnaran-
tee adequate and entirely satisfactory
service. and that he do this with
out the aid OF the militia. There Isl
therefore, no probability at this time
OF call for military, the civil authors
ties being fully equal to the situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
RAGE FOR HIGH GUN
WAS VERY CLOSE
Good Scores We're Made by
All Contestants-Medal
Winner.

II, yesterday , afternoon the weather was
n.y. warm for outdoor, sports especially
s%, ,li;; not enough to affect the flight OF
I'M, mug PIES, c9nsequently no calculations
a had 70 be made, except to load on right
-, smith IN won the weekly. medal, but
tween T., cen, Mess 81, Smith" Anderson and
81. Anderson making a run of % straight.
The club had the pleasure of entertain.
,ng M AZ =, Sanford for, and Coleman. OF
putting up an excellent score in the
The backgrounds from the shooting
might be. and at times black target
cannot be readily seen, yet all these dif-
ficllltlcs, will be to a great extent elimi-
n 1,,ts,i when the club dlscards the "Blask
Flyer" and "Blue Rock" tagets. which
ns grounds have ss beer greatly In;
path leading to them las been changed
by two flights of steps. which gives tho
entrance to the grounds quite an Alpine
lovely spot with d coat of wild blue grass.
and no shooting club can boast of moro
natural advantages as regards shade
Ing the grounds from ChiinboraZo Parls
ono has a beautiful view OF the noble"
James as IT winds Its way on TO the
ocean ilkc some huge serpent, Will MS
CLASSY back sparkling in the sunlight.
All the club members are fond OF meet
ing OH this spot once week, and Vic
with each other in pulvcrizlng mud pei
lets"
Mr.. T. II. Storr, an expert shot. repre-
sentlng the Peters Cartridge Company,
was at the West End Club last Thurs
day. and as usual made good scores.
Tho shooters In and around Richmond
are getting ready to attend the DIE snoot
on Wednesday Of the Ashland Gun CLUB,
10 be held on tho beautiful grounds or
tho West End Gun club.
MesSrs. T. II. Fox. c. w. Saunders and
NJ. d. Hart have arranged very attrnc-
tive programme. handicapping on dis,
tances, and a good titno Is guaranteed
every one who attends.
A hands some loving cup Is how being
displayed In Nowlan Company's window
to be gwen to the shooter making tho
highest average for the entire pro gramlile.
In Harris, Flippen and Company's Will
dow may be seen the beautiful cup DO
mated by tho Peters Cartridge Company
to the Metropolitan League, ecently or
ganized here, and consists OF tho follow
Ing clubs. which Will shoot a fiVe-lnan
team race for 1t monthly:
West End. East End, Norths!de. Deep
Run, Albemarlc and Ashland Cluba.
The finest gun made In the United
States has just been received by Its own,
or, Mr.. p. j. Flippen. Tho gun. $50
grade, Is a double-barrel hammerless.
made by the Hunter Arms Company. The
barrels are OF Whitmore fluid steel, the
stock finest Circassian walnut trimmings
being tsan greatly admired by every one VINO
Twenty-nv targets in each event scores
as follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
AGED MAN DROPS DEAD
A Ten Thousand Dollar SANDER Suit
tspecial 10 The Times. plspatch.>

Especial TO The Times D!spatch-)
WINCHESTER, VA, June 2o--T. w.
Barrow, an aged resident OF the county.
residing short distance north Of town
dropped dead this afternoon as no was
standing in his field. He had Just sent
his son after several horses, which were
out in the storm. Hc was seventy years
old.
Or. A. S. Reynolds. a prominent Shop
herdstown physician, is at Winchester
Hospital for his health. DR.. Reynolds
was recently vindicated before the board
OF regents OF West Virginia of charges
OF criminal practice brought by Prof
Goodwin. former principal OF the Shop
herdtown Normal College He now sues
Prof. Goodwin for $1,000 damages for
slandor
While alone on tho mountainsde yestcr-
day, cutting timber, Venner Bayliss OF
Bliss, severely cut his foot. With blood
gushing from his shoe the man walked
two miles to his home, reaching there OK
hausted.
On the same day T. T. Faucet, prom
inent merchant Of tho county, almost Sow
cred the thumb from his hand while chop
ping wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
KING PETER HAS TASK
OF GREAT DIFFICULTY
my Associated press.)

BELGRADE, June 2o,--Uness king
Peter is prepared to altogether ignore
the foreign demands for the punishment
Of the assassins OF King Alexander and
Queen Draga. his only means OF salts
flying any requirements appears to be to
persuade the criminals to absent them
selves until quiet Is restored, when they
will be permitted to resume their places
in the army. 1t is, suggested In official
quarters that Russia may possibly ad-
wise the officers concerned to absent
themselves. -
nent part in the transformations at the
palace, has been gazetted commandment
OF the military district OF Belgrade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
RISING YOUNG ACTOR
Mr.. Willie Eanes, Graduate Of Daniels
School With Giffcn.

Mr.. Willie Eanes, Of this city, a. grad
uate OF the Daniels School Of Acting.
made a distinct SUCCESS In the part OF
"Bilcher," at the Academy OF Music, in
"The Silver King last week.
The part is one that requires the work
of {. character performer, and while Mr..
Eanes' experience In the professional field
is not extensive, he indicated that he
possessed a quality that will not take long
10 put him among tho leading actors In
that line.
Mr.. Eanes is young business man,
widely known and popular. In amateur
and scmi-professional work he has APP
peared frequently in Richmond and neigh
boring cities and has always met with
success.
MI. Melville Daniels, through whom he
received the bulk OF his training. Is very
proud OF him.
Besides Mr. Eanes, Mr.. Daniels has turn
ed out number OF successful PERFORM
ers, from his Richmond School. among
them Messrs. w. j Brennan and a. ~.
Osburn. who. also. played with tho Gif-
fen Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
Eastern League.
Baltimore 1, Newark 4.
Rochester 3, Jersey CITY ].
Toronto 0, Providence ].
MRS, BROOME TURNED
TABLES ON CAPT. BROOME
fsneciol To THE Tlrnes-DIsnatc

Especial to The Times-D lspatcl)
NORFOLK. VA. June 2o.-Captain g.
G., Broome. of the Porto Rican regiment.
United States army. stationed at WASH
ington, came here yesterday with his
infant child, Josephine, and nurse. escap-
ing from Mrs, Broome, with whom he
had auarrclled, Mrs. Broome followed.
and, engaging police officers assist
ance, she went to tho hotel where the
party was stopping. While The officer
entertained Captain Broome, the wife and
nurse fled to tho boat with the child
and returned to Washington,
Captain Broome was going Soutl with
the child,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
CARTER CLEARED OF
A CHARGE OF MURDER
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch. ,

ROANOKE, VA. June 20.--In the
Hastings Court this afternoon the jury
in tho case of Samuel alias Dick Carter,
of Henry county, charged with tho MUIR
der OF Clarence Hodges, in this city. on
March goth. brought in verdict of not
guilty. Tho jury was out about an
hour. Carter went to the house OF Fam
ME Hodges, on Railroad Avenue, tho
day OF the tragedy. under tho influence
Of liquor, claimed to own the property
and row cnsued. Clarence Hodges, son
Of tho woman. was shot by him and died
at tho hospital that night. Two Wit
ncsses, one the brother Of Hodges. tes-
titled that tho shooting was without
provocaton. while Carter testified that
Hodges drew knife on him. and an
other witness that the latter made an
attack on Garter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
SERMONS ON THE STRIKE
of Oar Traffic Will Proba-
bly, CurtaiI Church Attendance.

The total suspension OF all street-car
will in all probability operate In no
small measure to cause falling of In
the size of congregations. Many people
living at long range will go to churches
near by or remain at home entirely.
TWO or three OF the pastors and prob
ably more will make special reference TO
the strike situation Announcement has
been made by the Rev, Joel Il, Tucker
that he will preach at tho last-End Bap-
list Church on this subject and It Is
expected that the attendance here will
be quito large. Mr.. Tucker has extended
an invitation to the members of the
union At the Randolph-Street Baptist
Church, the Rev. J., S, Boylcs will also
have something to say along this line.
His subject will be THE Gospel Way to
Avert and Settle Strikes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

cnt service the congestion Of crowds and
any disorders incident thereto were
wholly obvlated. III fact, tho entire city
seems TO feel that 1t is imperativoly de-
manded that all Should be on their good
behavior, and tho clty's record for law
and order is being superbly maintained.
Sympathes there are undoubtedly are,
but offensive expressions OF them In pub
tic have been very few The fewness Of
the arrests made Is q testimony alike to
the creditable demeanor Of tho people and
the discretion and firnlnoss of the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
.SHORTHOSE WON
The TIDAL STAKES
Track Was Fetlock Deep in
mud. and Only Mud-Run.
ners Started.
(Ey Associated Press.)

tEy Associated fTeRS.)
NEW YORK, June 20.--The Coushacro
the Tidal stakes for three, year-olda at
sheepshead Bay to-day. The he, race wa, wa
run over track tetiocE ae epron ~ lmsSS
type faced the starter. After Few
moments delay at the post, they We're
sent away to a good start Charles "a
Yoea was set fss5 e ana Whorler lhrd
PACE n Me, B ai.: Mussar dropping back to
ihrd place ~ the on ,m "a t NILE po!s
ana VAS ss atppaseny Holding H his own bas
soon fell back, beaten. Making the far
turn Hsack on shGIr n 1os,.a Whq was
I ~ out Of il. then began to make ne
run, At the eighth pole IN the stretch
he passed the leader, and finally came
under the wire winner by two lengths.
: First FIRST yface.lntroduetory steeplechase.
short collrse--Mystie Skinner 90 to u first.
nip Gallant q t9 AID second. Fox Hunter
q se &c t raee-hsh s wei 1 handicap sig
furlongs, on main track-Young Hen
ny g 10 y first. Duke OF Kendall q to
il second. Singrane a to ID third, Time.
of the Tuturity eourse-lnllexible z TO
s. first, Mimosa q to q second, Monsoon
60 e 1aira hmFH da sta a,s mile and
auar,erMshorthose g 70 = first Ch "a 81
1Ol third. Time, 2:l2t2-5.
Fifth raceIlast five and one,half fas,
V seco N J. Sir Walt IS u bird. Time,
sixth raseIe an; ana sxte en- on tu5 +
to II second. Flying Jlb q to ~ th'f"
Time. l;5i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
/. GAMES YESTERDAY

At Boston: Plttsburg's fourteenth
straight victory was at the home teams
expense to-day. A great onc-lland catch
Score: r. II. +.
Boston. 00200O0024 . 1
Pttsburg.. ....... 0OO04 rs 10 Q
Batteries: Plat and Kittrldge; PHILIPPE
and Phelps. Time. AZ. Umpire. O'Day.
Attendance, 3,4Q0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
FIRST Second
Ir'rar1f Event.
Roosevelt Delighted.

Especial to The Times.Dlsps tch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Juno 90
A prominent Richmonder In the city to-
night on his return from Washington,
where he went az member OF a delega--
ton to call on the President. stated
that Mr.. Roosevelt could talk OF moth
'I enjoyed every minute OF my stay
in Charlottesville" said the President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

At st. louis: Tho game this afternoon
IN which ST. Louis defeated Washington
furnished o sensation. Jesse Burkett as
saulting Tom LOTUS. the Washington
Lotus had a wordy TIT at Washington
on the Browns trip east. When Burkett
stepped to the bat to-day. LOTUS called
on. Orth to strike him out. using a yllc
epithct in 50 doing Burkett. when the
bench and struck LOTUS repeatedly. un,
til taken away by his tealn-mates and
tho police Both were ordered off tho
grounds By Umpire Connolly.
Score: r. n. u.
+ Washington .......o 010o4-6 u 3
Batteries-Donahue and Kahoe: Orth
and Clarke. Time. 1:H.. Umpire Connolly.
At Cleveland: Boston took ten-inning
game to-day. Dougherty scoring the win
ming run on his single and O'Brien's
double.
Score. r. IL. Il.
Boston .,..........1 20O0010O1-5 10 /
Batteries-NIoore and Abbott: Gibson
and Criger. Time, 2:10. Umpire. O'Laugh-
lin. Attendance. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Memphis: The visitors made six
applauded for several sensational plays.
Shreveport was shut out.
Score: y. ~. u,
Shreveport......, 00O0OO000-O 6 6
Batteries: Brietinstein and Stratton;
Hughcy and Graffius.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

j. A. Benedict Morgan Goddin, George
Bowles. w. G. Vincent. T. II. Brothers
and G, W. Ma,lgllan. .4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday,

Philadelphia 4, Chicago /.
Boston 8. Cleveland 4.
st. Louis Z, Washington 8.
Detroit-New York (rain).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
SIX THOUSAND MEN
LOST IN ONE BATTLE

(By Associated Prcss.)
MADRID, June 20.-According to a
dispatch received here from Tangcr.
FL Alenebhi. the Moorish War Minister.
has lost 5000 men in battle Fought
with the rebels at Amnedinnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
Hoods Sarsapan'iIIa

Cures all forms OF catarrh, radically and
permanently lit removes the cause and
sye1comes all the effects. Get Hoods,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
AT Richmond Home,

Rev, 4. w. F1zer will conduct religious
exercises at the Richmond Home for
ladies. No 5l7 North Eleventh. Street, at
s o'clock this afternoon.