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CHECK MORGAN MAY WIN.
Rogers FiIly Looks Well in the Third
Racc ut Fnir Grounds.

On the strength of previous performances
over over a SLOW va. and lumpy track Check Nor
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. The
Gympast FLY ran most cTeditable race
June on track which was sticky and
liinpy-as the course promises TO be to-
day in case of fine weather.
On that occasion she beat j. W. ONeal
at even weights each packing 100 pounds.
ONeal don't seem to like that extra half
furlong over the even five. II is true: but
he ran good enough race on that occasion
beat him out. She was going away at the
end. and the "bi,uminous macadam' Of
that day seemed to her liking.
Wreath of Ivy won her last out III handy
fashion. She should be second. ST. Agnes
was coming fast in the last race of the pair
carving four pounds more than the Henry
Ivy. was apparently lost in admiration II
the fact thai he was about to win race.
when opposite the paddock. and could have
hustled his mount more. So Ivy will Likely
finish ahead of Agnes to-day.
In the feature event of the card. Colonel
Masinn's handicapping has brought the
bunch into close Juxtaposition. Like mos,
Of the problems he furnishes. trisecting an
angle would be an easy thing in solution by
comparison. Kattir looks best of the buncr
however.
Kafir ran good race yesterday. The
same. Lowe awoke to the fact that he was
In a horse race about the time that he
struck the, stretch; then he called on the
enough third to justify his selection to-
day-leaving his victory over Taby Tosa
recently entirely out of the question.
The gray lie Premier geding ought TO he
in second position. Jack Young may have
improved since his last out and ought to
give Taby a hard battle for the place. The
veteran W. r. Gates appeared to get a hard
kick at the post yesterday and should be
the sole contender outside of the money.
But il would be folly for any one to at
tempt to predict just what Gates is likely
10 do.
Orleans may win the fifth This is SELL
ing affair, hut il looks like one of AIaginn's
going to relish getting second money, while
Countess Clara ought to he third. Mt least
Old Benham. that uncertain quantity of
year ago. will make Is fifteenth six
teenth debut in the same race-his first ap-
pearance of this year. His gray hairs.
figura lively speaking, should enttle him to
respect but not to a bet.
Eliza Dillon NAV improve on her last race
and win the sixth event. Her race behind
The Wizard last week was a crcwsome affair
quite a little tragedy in itself. She is in
weight should help under the conditions
likely to prevail to-day. Neversuch will like
~ be second and Margie S. may get third
money.
Bakers entry Gaslighter. is worth n bet
In the second race: Ills owner Is said to
have been rather dissatisfied with the way
the S-year-old was handled in his last race.
He Is in with a lot of poor enough racers.
none of which is likely to even win the
Brooklyn or Suburban. and the Lamplighter
colt should win. Kitty G. ran a good race
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POLICE CHIEF TO FIGHT.
Walter Montgomery Of Greenview to
Battle Joe Curtain Thursday.

Walter Montgomery. Chief of Police %
Greenvhw, H.. will appear in the semi
wind-up of the West End Clubs boxing show
Thursday evening. with joe Curtain Of
Chicago as an opponent. The pair will bat
tie eight rounds at l55 pounds.
Montgomery's ability seems TO be proven
fairly well b. the fact that he has draw
with Rube Ferns To his credit. He has been
communicating with Manager Haughton for
several weeks the subject OF bout
here. and the latter decided to try him out
this week.
Joe Curtain. who will be his opponent. is
a husky enough customer and has a good
record in semiwind-ups. with several good
main events on the list. He has often fought
in the East and appeared III some good
lights. lnasmuch as Montgomery is an un-
known factor. save for the bout with
Ferns. 1t appears as Il Curtain had the
edge in experience, at least.
Young Kid Mccoy and Andy BeZenah will
been substituted for Cotton Billiter. They
will battle at III: pounds. This is prob
ably the first time such a weight has ever
been agreed upon in the ring.
Last week the pair were wrangling over
the weight question, one wanting ~, the
an adjoining room at the club, heard the
tunuit and his ire was stirred Rushing
into the room he shook Il reproving finger
az The men. exclaiu.ing in high falsetto:
matched for the championship? You just
split that weight and put it At l27Ia.''
The men will meet at that figure accord
ingly.
Walsh expects to turn the tables on
SChreck i'll this hOu:-Or rather he hopes
will be no possibility OF the Cincinnati man
getting the verdict.
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SALE OF STUD YEiRLINGS.
Harry T.. whitney Pays $500 for
BrOtIer to HatUsOO.

the Adelbert Stud yearliuSs Harry p. Whit
ney. after some spirited bidding. obtained
the full brother to Hatasoo and Mesmerist
for 81 700. the top price of to-Gay's sale He
is a chestnut colt, by Albert-HOodno. H.
Il. Duryca bought the 2-yedr-old Eastern
Shore, by The Bard-EGupCse. for SLIGO
Ctlor sales were:
Oh. c. by imp. Alhert-MontvaIe. to ]. \. Hen
nell? sl.G5u.
Brown $1,000.
b. G by imp. Albert-Duchess May. to 5. ne!-
Il c. by imp. Aibert-Misery. to Z. Ryaa:
$leo.
Is. c. Ty imp. Albert-Emily r.. TO sidney
b. C by imp. Albert-zetetic. to s. Lawler:
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CLAUDE WINS FOURTH DERBY
IN a COMMON CANTER
simply Walked In by Five Lengths,
Ea>ed tp-Bcst Three-Icar-OId
in the Country.

Detroit. Mich, June 22.-The Highland
Park Clubs meeting opened with rain and
mud, but the attendance was very faiter-
Ing. Claude, which finished second in the
American Derby, won the feature event, the
Frontier Derby. in common gallop. He
was an even-money fayorite. and INDUCED
Sir Gallant with the lead to the middle Of
the home turn, and then ran over him ana
won as he pleased b five lengths. Bank
Street. carrying the coiors of r. +. Meyers
finished third and there was ONLY one be
hind, Reservation. Ciaude'S conQuerur in
the International Derby.
Claude's performances stamp him as the
best 3-yeaT-old in the country.
Thc summary:
Donald. . to ., won; Golden Cottage. l1o q.
Q'Connor> to l. second: Firing Line. To n.
Dick Fa a. 1S Haze 1Rsa Moae M5asR F' Ffos afk
iIsy; Onyx. Irish Boy Nancy Dey and Fade
second rae four furlcngs-s,. Juyenil. III II.
Walsh. > TO . won. Blue Dartsr. l9I Castro. )
third. Time. :52Ie Belle Duison, Franz so,ners.
Brseky, Bright. Maladqr and tnsty also ran.
Hlsrato. Is to j. Won, Hatfield 100 ,D0novany.
f9 fsS9na o Lou M Boy 70 st Ba t to
Quality street. G. ". ". ard Branch II also
ran.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, the the, Frontier
ESni Sir ,re apH AZ S S Hsn to b Il fma
5:aaIs Reservation and sSothsayer also ran.
rd fn IS Is Sn5 Ss"i
hatchie. IS M Y; Johnson. Il to /. SECOND;
ica PROBABLE. y FAN View Louise Mennlus Or
pha. leeto and Spitnt also ran: ,.,, -.
about two and one-fourth miles-Gouid ia
lBowseO to 2. won; Hieaway. 49, uinsan,. 8
and Cubanitc also ran.
To-DAY's HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES.
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WASHINGTON PARK
Orders ARNOLD AWAY
Notifies Former Head of Rich
Quick Turf Company That
lie Is Not Wanted.
He RETURNS TO RACE COURSE.
pinkerton Detectives Quietly r"
move Him From Grounds and
AdmoniSh Him That He
Must Never Return.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, June Pc J. Arnold. head OF
the defunct 'get-rich-quick" concern which
bore his name. WAS ordered off the grounds
of the Washington Park race course to-day
and notified that his presence there in fu-
tHre would not be tolerated
Thl management of the c,ub objects 20
Arnold's patronage on account OF the no
'oriety re acquired early in the year, when
the concern which bore his nuine went TO
the wall Under malodorous circumstances.
As soon as Arnold had surrendered in st.
Louis and had given boad. after having
beer fugitive for weeks. ne came to Chi
cage and attended the Derby SATURDAY. One
of his iirst performances there was TO walk
boldly past the judges stand. He was
promptly ordered 10 make himself scarce.
To-day he appeared In the paddock, and
Pinherton men were given instructions to
escort him outside the grounds which they
did. THIS time ne vas firmly adrnonished
that he must not come back. There WAS
report that he had secretly placed agents
in the betting ring. who were engaged in
making a book, nut this report Was denied
by the Washington Park officials. No fur
Their trouble is expected from MIN.
The races at Washington Park to-day
were run over track deep in mud. Lucien
teerth race, was beaten neck by Schwalbe.
well ridden by Wilson. Sylvia Talbot and
Pirate were Wilson's other winning mounts.
Three favoTites won. Summary:
Summaries:
First race, four ADMINISTRATIONS. 10 (Ad-
kinst, ) to l. won: AIantco los t.. Bonner). II
10 !; second; S!gInpy. ll5 ri. Philips. 10 70. l.
third. Time. 80 50. HeiEersOE. barrow. Viz
gina Boy, Patsy Brown and Gold Piece also
ran.
Second race one ule-Pirate. 81 IL, WILSON,,
10 to l. won. Lord TouchwGod. ~ tRobbinsl. to
.. second: Bdrrica. lu9 IL. .!ackson). loo to J.
third. Time. l:is %. FL GhOr Jena. Pyrrho
Mistress Joy and Shotgun also ran
Third race. mile and s!Xteenth-Schwalbe
!C5 H. WILSON,. ! TO !. won. Lucien Applehy
100 tHenryJ. to %. second: Alright Sd tHel-
"esonD to /, third. Time. 1862 %. Hoodwink
Fourth race; mile and seventy yards-F'lying
Ship. i0I tHegesenb, to :. won: Epicure l2s
-. BonnerI. = to /. second: Lcndin. liz Dom
inick) l6 10 o. third. Time. l:59. llniarinen also
Fifth race six furongs-slyva Talbot. lo6 Il.
Wilson,. { to j. wnn SkilItul. Ill tHelsesOnl.
Is TO ;. second FieIon. lly LANDRY, g TO J.
third. Time. l:lT S-5. Caviar. John Peters and
Sixth race fa one niile-serss. 193 6 Bonner; 10
to ) won. Adeante, lO6 IL. WILSON,. Il to l.
second: Mr.. Dins!e. 90 adkins. ) to J., third
fine. 1:i7. Jake Cireenburg. Belle Malone
Prince Blazes. The Forum Harry and Alec aso
TO-DAY.s WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.
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slightly the longer nose OF the two and got
the verdict.
REACj'S RAD Ip.rr


New Scotia was made favorite in the
opening event. nut ran where she belonged
wei! back in the bunch. Athena. from the
Hayes stable. won, AT odds OF 10 TO l.
Lou Beach, first choice in the second race.
got tangled up in the field of thirteen.
slipped around in the going and was wei TO
the rear at the end. Mstie made every post
a winning one in this event and had a lead
of ten lengths at one stage of the race.
Gentle came strongly in the last furlons
and beat Cressida out of second money.
Hucena was favorite in the fifth race but
ran dismally. Baronet. who was opened at
a short price but was not fanCied by the
bettors. ran good race and won by a
narrow margin from Golden Glitter. The
latter locked all over a winner at the head
OF the stretch. and had be been hustled
earlier in the stretch might have cashed for
his hackers. Called Back hung on longer
than usual and finished in third place.
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GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Mudd. Going of Yesterday Caused
pcrplcNitN Among RettOrs.-NOteS.

race tracks are the least bit muddy or slow.
a certain contingent in the crowd is always
apparent. ready to play some of the get
of Pirate of Penzdrce or Lamplgh,er. In
fact. the veriest dog ever hesotten by Pirate
of Penzance Is sure to receive some support
in heavy going.
This instinct on the part of the hettors
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Postmasters Appointed.
The Republic Bureau.
18th 81. and Pennsylvania Ave

mn II anu TtflnsyIIanIa Ave.
Washington. June 22.-The following
changes of fourth-class Postmasters have
been made:
IlIinois-Union Grove W. b. Bull. vice R. T.
Waite. resigned.
Kansas-Haviiand Nereus H. Mendenhall, vice
L. J. Woodward. removed: ftoXie. c. T. Dali
lam vice j. : Turner. resigned
Louisiana Wright, Roberta Baker vice Terry
Brown. resigned
Mississippi-Agricuitural College G. l. Brown.
Shelton. vice c. Z. Speed resigned.
Tennessee-Beta. Pauline K. Mckenzie. vice j.
]. Glenn resigned; Woods Valley. Barney ".
Wallace. vice \. W. Cannon, resigned
Texas-Elmendorf. L. y. Ball vice Ella 3.
Gaskins. resigned: Hayrick. H. II. Hayley. vice
VIII F. Stevens. resigned.
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Protest Post-Oaice Removal.

18th St and Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington. June 22-The Post-Ofice De-
partmert is in receipt of numerous protests
against the removal of the Ellsworth
Kas.. Post Office from its present site. The
Postmaster. with the consent of the de-
partment. was about to use his alternative
to remove to larger quarters, owing to The
big increase in the business of the office.
hence the storm of disapproval. The citi-
the present premises, owing to its central
location.
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Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth. handi.
apprentice allowance claimed.

,,, THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS
s Srs. kSte-hengis Getchel, Little Pirate.
ss.gcyhd kace-GasliEhtsr. Kitty c.. he True.
t tni,d Raee-Check Morgan. Wreath OF Ivy. St
Eourth Race-Kaffr, Taby Tosa, Jack Young.
Iitth ftace-Orlcans. LYNCH Countess Clara.
Skin kace-Eli2a Dillon. Neversuch. Magic :
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The Healy stars would like to hear from teams
la tie 10 ana 10 wear old classics Address Guy
Heaiy No. 1913 Collins street. The stars lineup
is L. Graham b. Kelly. =: r. cConnell. . B.
W Cook. l b.: r stokea e: j. Casey l. Z:
John DulSon. D.: Z Barrow, C. f.: ]. McCarty
7. Z. q. tL'I 'nnuell- sub -
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the former team address J. +. Hart. No. SSH
manchester avenue.
The Blue Wings defeated by the CLAYTON
Advocates Sunday by az y TO 9 Out-of-
town teams desiring games with the latter team
should address e. Scnuermann. No. "a Walnut
street.
The Riddles defeated the caskets Sunday by =
score OF % TO ;.
The Kennards defeated the Ferguson McKin-
neys By score OF IS 10 L.
from teams under IS years old. Address A,
Pfeifer. Nc. res Cherokee street.
The Diels defeated the Unions Sunday by 4
score OF IL to ..
The Empires would like TO hear from out-of-
town teams Address W. A. Schmidt. No. rs
North Market street.
The Rippers defeated the Roeier Juniors by
score OF 26 TO 5.
The Ben Millers defeated the Reds Sunday by
a score OF 10 30 II
The Rsnzes were defeated by the BelleviIles
Sunday. the score being 10 4.
The Iryinss defeated the DOveEs Sunday by
OF II 10 u.
The Hickses defeated the Gi;tenses sunday by \
score Of . To ).
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Chicago. .'unc 22.-Seections:
First Race-Sea Lion. Lord Touchwood Brow
ME Anderson
Second Race--BuEler. Peter Paul. Rainland.
Third Race-Ha%es' Entry. Liberty Bell.
Fourth Rgce-I,inE uist. Gregpr X. Thane.
Fifth Race-Stuyvc, stand Pat. Foxy Kane.
Sixth Race-Haviland. c. T. Campbell. Lord
Melbourne.
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sHEFPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS,

KEFJELIC SFECIAL.
New York June 22-Seections:
First Race-City Bank Urmasked. Yard Arm.
Second RaCe-HiEhlardeT. CaTbuncle. St Sever
Ihi'd Race-Ini!g xble Gallant Northampton.
Fourth Raee-Mackey pwyer. Invincibe.
Fifth Racc-Sconer Tioga. The Talis-nan
sixth Race-Huuter Rainc. ArtiCulate. Flying
REli IS.
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MAMnuRG nELLE WoN STAKE.
"aiiopcd Her Field to u Stnndstiii and
Came Home Alone.

New York, June ply her victory in the
RoseSuds Stakes for 2-year-olds over the
last hEe furlongs OF the Futurity course al
Sneepsnead Bay to-day, Hamburg Belle
again showed that she is high-ciass FLY.
Inc daughter of Hamhur2-lsa picked up
lZO pounds and gave away fifteen pounds 10
eaGh oil the other starters. except Oceantide.
Hamburg Belle Eallopsd her field to stand
sun IN half a mile. and won cased up by
two lengths. She ran the distance in 80 30
remarkably good time considering the slow
track. Five favorites won. Summary:
First race last tve aid one-half fur!oags OF
iutuFlty coursc-Pulsus, Ill lRctl. to .. won !;
lines 10 tMcCucl. 4 10 J., second: Posses
sien. ~ Cannon. to = third. Time. EOS IS
F"Ie'nian BASS. Pol Roger. Shafer. Dutilu. Ned
ttd, niohaEe, Raglan Montpelier. Bally Castle
EgIalton and Pauline Deringer also ran.
ScconG race one miie-Waterboy, 40 Odorp,
second: or!on. 100 ocreamer) 80 to /. third
Time. l:i2 Is, Only three starters.
ihlfu race. last five fUrioncs of Futur!ty course
me ,.n n Hamburg nj Bsie l2e % NeiD 10
o -, ~ ,6qinan., 20 10 third. Time
G2nanoEue and Ancestor also
Fourth race. six frrl0ngs. seinG-Nan Ness.
y 10 !. second: Damon. los oO'NeilD. 20 to !.
miro lmr. IL 80. NOrokantG. Silver Heels.
Daisy Green, Lowry. iIriNton. Invasion. Benella
star and Garter. paChshund and Armea:h also
ran
Fifth race mile and three-s!xteenths. handi-
cap-Ronnihcrt- ll5 tMcCue>. II TO >. won; Bon
Mot. lnt Cannon, 1 to !. second: Andy VIII
lialns IL pdrm>, 10 to l. third. Time. 2:)l 10
SurIh!se. Himself, Circus and Sam6o also
SlNth race. one mile and Il sixteenth. on turf,
the Grass. Sellins-Leader. 9S tMChaels'. ! TO IL.
buncle. 81 Giaacl. IS to ;. third. Time. 1850 Is.
NCNCrTnOra also ran.
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HIGHLAND PARK SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Detroit June 22.-Sslections:
First Race-Derni Tasse Revelment. Rubies.
cock
Third Race-Au,oght Scortic. Lefiare.
Fourth Race-Black Dick. Geisha Girl. Sly
Boots.
+ Fifth Race-oil in the can. Prosador. Mo-oni.
Sixth Race-Sortie Doctor PresGrave. lnS"cnea,
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TWO EANOEITES WIN.

Echodale and Bill Knight were the first
choices in their respective races and each
landed the money. Echodale was in at
greater distance than he has yet covered
at the local track but was held at even
money. This price was raised 10 to 3 at
post time. EchodGie simply gallcped the
first seven furionCs and went the rest after
being shaken up trii,e in the last six
tenth.
While winning ceverly enough. he was
straight at the end and Leonid. who finished
with cons .derable determination, was close
second.
In the I'VE furlong 2-year-old event. Bill
Knight was made a top-heavy first choice,
his opening price being 3 to ). ana his clos
irg odds in the same ne.ghborhood. Matt
WadleiSh. admitted to be the contender.
was to l and the Others at any old price.
The race resulted according to the order
or favoritism. Knight won but it was after
the hardest kind of a struggle with Wad-
leigh. The latter gclding raced with th.
favorite from the start. seemed to shake
him off for an instant at the head of the
stretch. was leading by half length at the
paddock. and then settled down to hard
fought finish. Knight won with Bell whip
ping hard. while Wadeish was being ridden
for all that was in him. Knight had
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ecuate rides in this event KINDRED mas
generally shown the greatest tonuness to'
day and but recently ran good race on a
similar track. winning easily. Yesterday,
with Bell apparently taking a nap in me me
sition. secured mt the start, and dropped
back out of ii. =,
Fsffir was hustled vigorously enough In
iiiStify the belief that he could have beer
very close contender III the end had his boy
gone to work earlier. Kaftir. however. got
the worst of what inequalities there were
Ia the break. an excuse which was lacking
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and is a respectable enough matron 10 bs
backed for place. Be True may be third.

n is a choice of evils in the first race
About the best way to select a winner here
is to adopt the method credited TO the fair
sex-that of sticking pin through the pro-
rramme This feminine method should he
departed from. however. after making the
selection by then falling to place n bet on
the event This is likely to be the most
profitable policy. MenSts locks the least
likely to lose here. with Cie;chel of sug-
eestive name. second. and Little Pirate
third
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The West Ends defeated the Oak Hill Juniors
Sunday by a score Of to . For games with
the former team address J. +. Hart. No 5SsI
manchester avenue.
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7 N0NT n IT 0JkT0 Maer Won Six Furlong Feature
| ! III III IL III Il NfI 4 Fair From
LOONI tlEOIlVQ tura and kafr sloppy Track.
II
IItrII IL M " III * o
Ii | Feature
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

Fyfoarh Day
~ B. ca
o0J purse
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mud NJ came strongly in the
h1ar in TIL sEp care Md jencl p
II
Nh.
900 ear-odf purse
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ing yesterday. The Hayes fily came
through the stretch as if she running
over 4 hard track. and the time for the
four and onc-Ealf furlongs was quite good.
considering the condition of the going. Her
uiSt out promised nothing. though a diff
lerent track. And yesterday betting indi-
Gated where she was expected TO finish
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Bakers entry. Gaslighter, is worth bet
in the second race; His owner Is said to
Eaye been rather dissatisfied with the way
the S-year-old was handled in his last race.
He is in with lot of poor enough racers.
none of which Is likely to even win the
Brooklyn or Suburban. and the Lamplighter
colt should win. Kitty G. ran n good race
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score OF % 20 ;.

The Kennards defeated the Ferguson Nc Kin
neys b. score OF So 10 T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13
BRILLIANT WEDDING
Miss Carrie Lee White the Bride Of Or.
Alfred Chambers Raw.

Especial to The Nmes-Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June H.
Trinity NJ. z. Church, In North Garden.
Va. was the scene OF beautiful and
brilliant marriage on the 10th instant.
The contracting parties were DR.. Al
fred Chambers Ray. OF Botetourt. and
bemarle. Va. The spacious church was
beautifully decorated with potted flow
ers and cut blossoms. There were two
arches. and under the first the whole
party passed, and under the second the
contracting parties we're obligated and
blessed. The music was sweetly render
ed: and the beautiful ritual of the church
was impressiyely repeated by Rev George
II. Ray. D, D., of Franktown. and Rev.
DR.. Trbble. of Charlottesville, Va. The
ceremony of the ring was one of strik-
ing beauty. and the bride was given away
by her father Mr.. George w White,
on whose arm she leaned as she APP
preached the altar.
Many carriages brought a large assem-
bly, OF the elite of Albemarle, and long
before the ceremony began the church
was filled to Overlooking,
The sun shone out brightly In the clear
ing skv and lent a charm TO the rain bow
wedding.
Rev George H. Ray. Jr., brother to the
groom, was best man. and Mrs. Russell
Bargamin. OF Richmond, was matron OF
bride and six OF her schoolmates Were
bridesmaids The bride is a graduate OF
the female college in Charlottesville.
The groom is a degree man of Ran
dolph-Macon College and late, professor
of mathematics Ia Qultman College, Ark
and graduated in 1897 at the head of his
class in the University College of Medi'
cine In Richmond, Va, and has had a
double postgraduate course in the Poly
clinic Institute. New York, and has an
extensive medical practice in Eagle Rock,
Va.
The married couple had numerous and
costly presents from their friends neal
by and at a distance, After an elegant
luncheon served at the beautiful home
Of the bride. DR.. and'Mrs. RAY took the
northbound train for an extended tour.