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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
COMMITTEE WORK
Bill on the Right Of Eminent Domain to
Be Offered TODAY

7 ID
Ths subcommittee OF the House Com
mittee on General Laws OF which Mr..
Cation, Of Alexandria, is chairman, yes
terday completed tho draft OF the bill
concerning the right OF eminent domain.
The new statute on this subject Is neces-
STATED by the change In the State Con-
stiution. The old law provided for COM
pensating the owner Of land actually
taken by condemnation. The new law
not only compensates tor land actually
erty as result OF taking n part them
from, ana to owners OF adjacent prop
erty for Incidental damages, The bill
was drafted by Mr.. Cation and "a q caro-
fully drawn paper OF twenty pages or
more. It will be offered In the House
to-day,
The Senate Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation. which was called
for last night to consider the Angel bill,
relating to demurrage charges, had to
adjourn after waiting half an hour IN
vain for quorum. Another effort Will
DO made to get q meeting OF the COM
mittee, as the bill Is generally regarded
as good one.
The Edmondson general road bill, pass
cd by tho House, is now before the Sen.
ate COMMITTEES for Counties, Cities and
Towns and the committee will so to work
and complete consideration OF It In q
day or two a report may be made this
week
The Senate Committee on Finance will
hold an important meeting this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock In the Capitol basement.
Several bills of some Importance will be
considered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
BLOOMER GIRLS
DEFEATED AGAIN
Miss Burke Got Hurt, Which
Ratified the Whole Ag-
gregdtlOn.

Had not Miss Maggie Burke the vet
Gran coach and all-round star OF the
Bloo1ner Girls. been accidentally biffed
with bail In the first inning by Mr..
McIIyoy and had she not stumped her
toe In the second. while chasing high
fly. sliding on her wish-bone for space,
and sustaining such injuries as prac,
Bali game at Broad-street Park yeater-
have been different But cruel fate had
bat Of Donati's Pandies; Score j. to !.
Richmond on roller skates and Chicago
% Tw ses ySeSh hundred people were at the
e eheered aAi Justly iE Tie crowd was Win
ys s seR s4 sex sns tes{ 0e a yae
ddE d 10. nna e
ss Miss g MpSde Nelson. gombreloosing
lady VIII, a wealth Of black hair L,, and
uubs s a pss s sSa team hGa
r5a5a il HsoE FssYs s II as fSSTa
Manchester and PeteFsburg fame. PVT
the lanky gentleman was pie for the
Sal s sar hs1sEe s sn ah %sa na
sns hSa 9 1s ,a r9p From OFT fulton
ana The he M sd f9s sss sSno q @
and never falling TO present at least tasa
Otherwise he ,pitohed..a fairly good game
S Tss the IL Re es Nay e and peasns 9s u
Score by innings; =;
Bioomer Girciis,...,...,,,'.i..,,..,.o
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LOVES LABOR WAS NOT
LOST IN THIS RACE
(By Associated Press. )

LOUISVILLE, KY. May. s.-The
Shiet event on to-day,s card nt Church. en-
mile and sixteenth and like tho Ken
lucky. derby It was captured by little
thought of outsider. Loves abor won by
a neck from Harry New In hot finish.
First race-four furlongs-Parls e to
y first. Sol Smith C5 to D second. J. p.
Second race@s1 turiongs--Anglesea Is
TO y first. Redhook q to y e Our
JeSfie @ to 5sied and im Evenly aaS yards
1nvictus (e to y iirst, Banana Cream g to
p second. Rampoosa q to third. Time.
1:t5 IL.
Fourth raee-clark handlcap. ,yal .a
Labor Q5 to y first, Harry New q to
81 second. Alright Is to y third Time,
Fifth race-four and ono. half furlongs--
stumpy 6 70 first, . Phe|an IL g to u =
Sixth race--m Notwithstanding Il
to 10Y first. Premus (B to u second. The
Bronze Demon Us to u third. Time.
1:15 IL ~
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Meeting at Jamaica Came to
Close Yesterday.
1T HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL
Scene Shifts to Morris Park-Loves
Labor Won Clark Handicap, Chief
Event on Churchill Downs.
Results at Chicago.
INV A,,oo,.ted r,rcss,,


NEW YORK. May e.-The inaugural
meeting OF the Metropolitan Jockey Club
came to a close at jamaica to-day. The
meeting has been pronounced SUCCESS;
the attendance has been up to the average
ana the racing clean and spirited. The
Corona stakes at one mile and seventy
yards, the feature of tho closing day,
wns wen by r. D. Sullivan's setaunket,
second choice In the betting. Collector
Jessup and Miss Nancy were the win:
ming ffayorites Tomorrow the scene Of
racing shifts 10 Morris Park. Sum-
mary:
First race-six ur1ongs-Right and Tune
15 to y first, SQuando GO to ID second.
Mlnotaur "a TO 81 third. Time. LIB 80.
Second race-five furongs-Collectof
Jessup 70 to 2O) first, Jim Kelly u to o.
second, Pol Rogers 90 to ID third. Time.
800 S-5.
Third raoe-slx furlongs-Ben Howard e
to % first, Schorle & to p second, Locket
q to ~ third. limo. 1:13 2-5.
Fourth raoe-the Corona stakes, ono
mile and seventy ynrds-Setaunket 10 TO
p first Embarrassment q to u second,
Tribes Hill Q5 to ~ third. Time. LAG 80.
Fifth race-sh furlongs-Prlnce Of Ar
ragon eco to u first, Sontag q to y sec
ond. Mennefield no to u third. Time,
Sixth racc-five furlongs-Miss Nancy
e to 81 first. EIeatn e to y second, Nc
Goniglo as to y third. Time. 1;O2 20.
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:{s' l'j|!!!'',:!!!|'',K!
DAILY AT $3.50 AND $40.
Season Really Closes May | 3,
HUNTER MCGUIRE
HIGHLY H0NORED.
Portrait of the Distinguished
Physician Presented to the
American Med. Assn.
Especial to The TIN es. Dlspatch. I,


NEW ORLEANS. LA, May Cat the
general meeting Of the American Medical
Association tonight Or. w. l.. Rodman,
Philadelphia. presented to that body fol
installation In its Halt OF FaIno por.
trait of the late DR.. Hunter Mcclure, Of
Richmond, Va DR.. Rodmnn'B eulogy waa
at It's close greeted with uproarious APP
plause, the eminence OF DR.. Mcclure be-
Ing recognized by every member PRES
emit
WANT MEDICAL MEMBERS.
The report OF tho Provisional Commit
tee In favor OF the establishment OF a
National Bureau OF Mod clnes and FoodS
was referred back to tho original com.
mlttee, and the discussion brought out
tho statement that 'quacks, nostrum ven.
ders and patent medicine concerns main
tain powerful Hobbies before Congress In
tho endeaYor to safeguard themselves In
the sale OF their products"
DR.. Wells, OF Baltimore, offered q reso-
luton that tho American Association re-
specially urge President Roosevelt to
name q reputable medical man on the
Isthmlan Canal Commission, In view Of
tho fact that the canal will be constructed
through region in which without ener-
gettc sanitary control there will DO enor-
nous loss OF life from preventable dis
cases. This was unanimously adopted,
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shands unopposed.

Senator William Stands. OF South.
ampton. Is smiling over tho prospect OF
recollection practically without opposition
this fall. 1t will be remembered that
four years ago he had o hard fight to
win against Colonel r. 2. Boykln, OF
Isle OF Wight. and that tho contest was
Hon. J. @. Parker. well-known former
member OF the House from southampton,
stated yesterday, when asked who would
probably be sent to the Senate from ths
district embracing Isle OF Wight South
ampton and Nanscmond stated that he
thought Mr.. Stands would win without
opposition II no uspired again. It may
be that Nnnsemond will claim tho Sena-
tor next time. Isle OF Wight and South-
ampton having both had the honor In
succession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
ALiveIy Contest.

The contest for tho State Senate from
Alexandria city and county and Fairfax
and Prince William counties promises to
be lively one with large flsld. sena-
tor g. r. Donohoe, the incumbent, has
announced that he will not stand for re.
election. Among those mentioned for the
succession are Hon, +, r. CatoIL of Alex.
andrla. and Colonel Robert y, Lee. Jr.,
of Fairfax, both members of the Houses
Hon G, G. Gallaher. former member Of
the House from Prince William; Messrs
Contee, Meredith. Berkeley and Hutch
inson. Rll OF Prince William; Mr., Il Fl,
Machen, of Fairfax. and Hon, Franz,
Hume. ex-rnember OF the House for Alex
andria. Others may como out, With the
other counties divided 1t would seem that
Fairfax man would stand very good
prospect of winning, unless Alexandria
city and county united on some one.
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IN WEST POINT
The Town Council Adopts Resolutions
ofThanks.

!
WEISS SnrfsosiflN + " VA. ' &sy sXs meet
Ing OF the Town Council last night Mayor
A, w. Eastwood presiding, the following
resolution was offered by Mr.. I. IL Ed
wards and adopted.
Resolved by the Town Council OF West
Point, That with feelings OF gratitude we
do acknowledge our deep appreciation FOR
the expression Of goodwill and Christian
charity Of kind and sympathetic FRIENDS
and substantial assistance extenoed 70
our town In the hour OF her trial, drought
upon us by the recent disastrous fire. ana
that we further recognize with gratiii-
cation the prompt and heroic services
rendered by our efficient volunteer hre
company and the prompt response OF the
Richmond Fire Department and the time.
tly cooperation OF tho Southern Hnllroad
Company In furnishing Transportation 1or
the department..
nAnd be 1t further resolved, That q
COPY OF these resolutions BIO spread upon
the records Of the town and pubusneo IN
tho Richmond and local newspapers.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the Mayor
was empowered to have printed suthcient
advertisements 70 secure detectives TO
prosecute the search for the incendiary
and have them properly distributed.
Mr. Edwards offered an amendment 10
tho act in regard to the town borrowing
money for public Improvement such ns
fire protection, 60, not 10 exceeu ."eutS
thousand dollars, ana to adjust the rate
of taxation accordingly and report to tho
Council.
Mr.. Bland moved that tho School Com
mlttee be authorized to rent out the un-
used rooms in the public school building
for the use Of lodges.
There is no reason to believe that the
person caught in tho act OF setting hre
to the O'Connor cottage was negro man.
The only thing known about him ls tnat
he was a tall man and wore cap.
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ceedinE before the House committee In
this case. He charged that the Nell
waine reports alleged only technical err
rors. and quoted Professor Lille and other
writer's on the insuft1cicncy OF more tech
meal objections and plea TO defeat the
ends Of Justice. Let the Legislature de-
eide this question on the real issues In
the case and not be withheld from action
by an allegation OF dry, barren, technical
error. In closing. Mr.. Clayton said III
the McIlwalne report be adopted this
case will never be heard OF again and the
ends OF Justice will BIO effectually de-
faa tod - .aesf go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
THE METROPOLITAN
WILL BE RUN TO-DAY
mo A.soni.ted presa.1

NEW york May s.-Tho metropolitan
Handicap, the first of the spring events,
worth approximately $4,000, viii be the
feature Of tho opening day OF the season
at Morris Park tomorrow. Everything Ia
in apple pie order ut tEN 1lne old course,
and It Is said to be faster. II possible,
than ever before,
The best horses in training are CHARTERED
are dnding difficulty in getting suitable
accommoda lions. The meeting. Will BIO in
charge OF tho usual Board OF Stewards
made the meeting just closing at Jamaica
SO successful will preside
Starter Fitzgerald said to-day that he
the Injunction suit restraining tho use OF
the MagInnis barrier, SO In all probability
the starts will be made under the mo
recall" system AZ heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07

,nSr Shoes are the foundation
ofour business. ($5. 80 to $500,
c We build It up with
Trousers that give style and
satisfaction to all legs. 1880
to $4,000.
exg- We 90 step higher and
have q line OF White and Fancy
Vests that add a chesty" look.
eE3 Above this, a line ofSacks
,Cut-a-ways and Frock Goats
that will tit you.
W And to cap 1t all-Caps:
Derbys; Alpines; and all the
new head-gear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Flower Of the Family.

Preparations are being made by anna.
tour talent Of Church Hill to present tho
three-act comedy. THE Flower OF the
Family" at Corcoran Hall on May I'D.
Tho presentation will be under the nu.
spices and for the benefit OF the Lee
Cook 7. W. c. T. U. The cast for the
piece embraces Misses Ivy Robins. Edna
IIangdon Wall, Elizabeth Bailey, Messrs.
". NJ Bickers. Joseph Cherry. F. spen-
Ger Holdcraft. J. II. Gentry and -Wnverly
Pollard, Rehearsals are now In progress
for the piece. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Roanoke College Won.
Especial to The Times-DlRpatc

base ball team from Emory and Henry
College met It's first defeat to-day at
the grounds Of the latter in Salem. The
SCORE was to 4 in favor of tho Roa-
noke College. Maidon and Thomas pltoh-
ten, Wills twirled for the home team and
he did beautiful work. The features Of
the game, were the catching Of Lynch, the
DRY and Henry tho beautiful fielding Of
Hecksell and Greenland for Roanoke Col
lege, and tho heavy hitting Of the home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Racing at Chicago.
(By Associated Press.)

-CE1CAGU. III. May E.--FesuIts II
First race-six MISUNDERSTANDING az
to u first, ALTA e to y second. ]. y.
Reagon a 10 y third. Time. 1:l5. -
Second ranc,e1-7seyen , furlongs-Tayo az 90
tional III TO u third. Time. 1:2s 10.
Third race-tour and one-half furlongs.,
N1ill1irk (even) first. Ell az to u second,
Fourth rnce-mile and twenty yards
Pothcen Is to ~ first. Dan McK;nna
(even) second. Rolling Boerl Is to u third.
Fifth race-mile-Annie Thompson az
to 81 first, Prince Webb d5 to y second,
Branch q to- y third. Time: IA ~. .,
Sixth race-one mile-Mi Reina Is to p
first, Pyrrho g to y second. Collage Il?
to u third Time, 1:41 Do
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Hayes-Bass.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
TRUTH, VA. May 6,--Miss Marsha
MIR. Louzy Hayes of Emporias were mar
ried at tho residence of the bride's father
this evening by the Rev, W, q. Bagwell,
Of Jarratt The wedding. though quiet,
WAS very pretty one. Immediately af-
ter the ceremony Mr., and Mrs, Hayes
left for Stony Creek to take the evening
train for Emporia, where they will make
their future home,
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Cane Growers Association,
Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch J

IBPecIuI 70 TIC TItnGs-DIspHtcHJ
MACON, GA. May 6.-The attendance
of Secretary Wilson and IT, r. Wiley,
chief Of the Bureau of Chemistry, togeth-
or with 500 delegates to the Interstate
Cnne- Growers Convention, which opened
to-day. emphasized the new interest be-
ing taken in the development of cane
growing iii the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
For Missions.

A mnss.meeting In the interest Of for.
eign missions was held last night in tho
.lecture-room OF the Third Presbyterian
Church. under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Society OF this congregation. Quite
an excellent attendance was present and
much interest was manifested. The Rev.
DR.. Eggleston. pastor OF the church, pre-
sided, Several letters from the foreign
fields were read. An interesting and at
tract!ye musical programme was REM
dercd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Ready to Plant Cotton.

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.l
TRUfTT, Va May 6.-rhe farmert
have about finished planting corn and ara
now preparing to plant cotton. Thu
weather for tho past week has been e1,
ccllent for all farm work, and every one
Is taking advantage Of It
Messrs Mayes and Crowder started mp
their manufacturing. establishment to-day
and will In few days be In full blast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to The Times plspatch.)
EASp RADFORD. Va, May 8.-Mr.
William Rosenfeld and Miss CRANE VII
lianls. two OF Railroads most popular
and well-known young people. We're mar
rled IN RoanoST-1Tis afternoon and. Will
leave for a bridal tour through the North
ein States.
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Gives 100000 for Christian Science,

lDy Associated Press,) .
CONCORD. N, H., May 6.-The glft OF
100000 for new Christian Science
church ediice. in addition to previous
gift of site In the heart OF this city,
was announced from Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy. head Of the Christian Science
Church. at a meeting here tonight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
BLAcKsBURd DEFEATED
University Team Won at Charlottesville
by a Score of Is to q.
(Speclal To Tho Tmes-Dispateh.

(SpecIal 10 Tho TImes-Dlspateh.) n Z
rfanf Hagfis, full.baeH on the Varsity
football eleven, again tried hs lga Z
found little trouble in defeating the Viz
GINA I,olytechnio InstltYte 10 70 4, But
to tho ninth, Virginia developed a bat
ting streak early In the contest, ,pound-
Ing Johnsons ourves al, oyer the lot, In
STICKY drove q high flv to the running
track and four men scored. Every player
on the team secured a hit, Cracraft en-
at bat, The visitors play Miller School
Tomorrow Score;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Peddle Goods Hare.

It was announced yesterday that George
Ward, OF Washington. will shortly es-
tablish In Richmond. operating num-
her of wagons on the streets from which
there will be peddlcd farm products Mr..
Ward operatcs extensively In che Capital
denoo doors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Money Raised by Bazaar.

In yesterdays Times dispatch At was
stated that the $4,000 raised by the Con-
Tolerate Bazaar was for the Davis Mon
ument 1t should have been stated that
1t was for the Davis Memorial and the
Confederate Literary Mem orial Society,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Was Kept on List.
.lpy Associated PROSE.

(By AssOclated PresB,J
NEW YORK, May Cat to-day's ses-
sion of the National Trotttng Association
Bnlrd of Review, the temporary rein
statement Of S. H, Beers, Of Kregesv1le,
Va, was continued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
REVENUE RECEIPTS
DURING PAST MONTH

Mr. Robert ;Mccandlish, deputy collec-
tor of Internal revenue. mas prepared for
The Times dispatch a statement OF the
receipts Of the revenue office for tho
month OF April. showing total sales OF
stamps. and receipts from an sources our
.here was derived from tho stamp sales
on tobacco and snuff, scs,oe4oo. D'vid.
ing this by six gives the number OF
pounds Of manufactured tobacco and snun
produced during tho month. which Is L.
l01. 578 pounds, Here are the figures IN
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Schedule for To-Day
st. Louis at Chicago,
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
THE DAY ON
The DIAMOND.
The Giants Won In a Romp
from Brooklyn.
PlTTSBURG GOES DOWN
Dropped Game to Chicago and Went
Down Peg on the Standing Table.
Athletics Won from New York.
American Statistics.
Scores Yesterday.
Chicago II, Pittsburg 1.
New York 20, Brooklyn z

Schedule for To-Day
Boston at Br ook1yn.
philadelphia at New York.
Chicago ut st, Louis,
Cincinnati at Pitts burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07

Two ' Base hits. HARRIS; thres base hits,
s5HEyw a sfsss n ats Sf ss Ma
sen copnsl struck out bSy aarrbIs *,
q: hit BY pitcher, Council. Prichardi
Sticky. stenrnes to Pollard; slnoiair, Car
Harris 81 passed balls, Council Q, Walch:
Umpire s. Rauschenbach and Galloway.
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Scores Yes terday.

Boston 8. Washington 8.
Philadelphia 6, New York i
Chicago 10, Detroit 9.
st, Louis-Cleveland (rain).
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tsi Eastern League.
Buffalo II. Rochester q.
Providence, O; Newark, 3
Worcester o, Jersey City I.
Baltimore 8, Toronto 3
Brook Road Defeated,

A game Of bail which was played yes
terday between the Colts IL and the Brook
Road resulted In the defeat Of tho latter
iby tho score Of o to 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Atlanta.-The change OF pitchers In
the seventh inning from Reuher to Clark
apparently lost to-dsy's game for Az
bodys game. but Birmingham took a
brace and won, 8 to T.
Score: r. H. e,
Atlanta .,..,.......,.0 30OO10O04 0
Birmingham ......00O03o300-6 0 8
:. Batteries: Reuher, Clark and Matthews:
Smith and AIitterick
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Standing ofthe Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Pittsburg.-It looked like Pittsburgh
game until tho ninth, when Chicago land
ed on Phillippi for nine hits.
Score: r. II, 10.
Plttsburg ...........0 O02000-4 ~
Batteries: Philiippi and Smith: Taylor
and Killing. Time, 40 EMPIRES, Holt
day and Emslie, Attendance. 2,400
At Brooklyn.--New York Defeated Brook
Ign to-day by score of 20 to 2. and these
figures tell the story of the game.
New York ...s.... .oso2sso54-5o 81 |
Brooklyn .......,....O 0 00011o-2
Batteries. McGlnnity and Rresnahan;
Umpire. O,Day. Attendance. 100.
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AT Montgomery,-Stultz out;po!nted
Russell nj a pitchers battle to-day. a
sensational stop OF, hot ,grounder by
drew applause from the spectators, :.
Score: r. II. u,
Montgomery ...,....4ooo90000-a !
Batteries Stultz and Clarke; Russell
and Fisher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Boston.-A home run by Young, a
triple by Ferris and punched hits In the
fifth inning won for the homo team over
Washington to-day. :,
Score r. Fl. y:
Boston 30102 O0s-8 II Q
u Washington ..,......0 oO100l10-3 8 |
Batteries; Young and Criger; Lee and
Clarke. Time. LBS. Umpire. Carruthers.
Attendance, 2,TT.
At Chicago.-The locals won out In the
last inning in game that was comedy
of errors, nearly al the way through.
chicago ealS ooo2sooos-i6 10 ii
Batteries: FIaherty and McFarland;
Eason. Jones and Buelow. Time 2:10.
Umpire. Sheridan. Attendance. 400.
At New York.-The opening series OF
games ended at American League Park
to-day with defnt for the local team.
Manager Griffith, who pitched for eight
innings for New York, was put out Of
the game in the ninth inning for dis
putting difference with the umpire. 4
Score: r. Fl. u.
New York. ...........O0 0010O00E1
Batteries: Griffith. Powell and Bevlle:
Plank and Powers. Time. LEO. Umpire,
Connolly. Attendance, 2,1l9.
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Other Games
Princeton 4, Georgetown 8.
University Of Pennsylvania, 2; Colum-
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Sixth racc-five furlongs-Miss Nancy
g to 81 first Eleatn q to ID second, NC
Goniglo as to y third. Time. 1.02 rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07

Judge watkins spoke for an hour and
when he concluded, Mr.. Hartman. one OF
the signers of tho Cogbill report. was re-
cognized and will have the floor at noon
to-day. to which hour the Senate adjourn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
snIc1nE pREvENTEp.

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
cred will interest many. A run down
system, or dependency invariably pre-
cede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the first
thought of self-destruction take Electric
Bitters. 1t being great tonic and nerv-
inc will strengthen the nerves and build
up the system. It's also a great stom-
ach, liver and kidney regulator. Only
SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed by Stone
& Mercer, druggists.