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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

nce So on the Sd q AuE ;1 the co ~
miuce declared u y. stubbs chndldnte
FOR the House Of Delegates; John \:
Revenue; VIM. C. Jones candidate Tor
Common wealth's attorney II. T. Gray
candidate for county treasurer; Geo. -.
Field candidate for sheriff; and lso
nominations we're made for some OF tho
district Officer and for the County Com
mIttec. These are tho Democratic nom
lnees On the other hand, somo wfo
welc candidates for some Of tho county
offices declined to submit their claims TO
Il Democratic primary and they have
announced their candidacy. VIZ: James
IL Taliaferro. candidate for Common
wealthE attorney; Vim. II. Penn, ca
ditlnte for county treasurer; George X !.
Hayes, candidate for Comm ssioner OF
the Revenue. Tho last three are no
Incumbents. The fight, therefore, IN the
county. is the regular nominees OF the
Denocrh tic party against the lndcpend-
ents. The fight Is centered on the e'ec-
tinn OF Conmonwealtl1's attorney COM
j. n. Stubs IS oppoaed BY r. II. HeEs
a Republican. ,slE
Registration In the county Is not over
~ yet and cannot with accuracy Tell
the number OF whites and colored reE,ss-
tered this year Registration for lW2
In the county was: whites oa4. co]ored ILL
r. may be that after this rngistra ien
closes II will be: whites ECO, co:ored
go.
II Is a fair estimate to nit he Dfmo.
sra ia vote at 100 and Republican at
40. The Renubltc,ns have no candt-
dates for county Offices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
MERCHANTS PLAY
GAME OF BASEBALL
Score Was One-Sided. but
the Game Was En-
jOyable.

About one hundred wholesale and re-
tall merchants saw eighteen other mer-
chants aided and abetted by their clerks.
bookkeercrs and messenger boys. play
game Of ball at Broad-Street Palk
yesterday afternoon.
4 Something like two hours was spent
In practice. then nearly an hour WAS
consumed II. arguing as 10 tie admission
Of certnln LInyf,r on the Cary-street
team: then five hot innings were played
With Sergeant keIse az umpire. 3
The game WAS a most enjoyable one,
both to the players and the spectacle: 8.
among the latter OF whom were members
.of the team Of policemen who will play
against Newport News to-day.
Ficlders' errors md passed balls were
frequent, but c:cusab,c. as some OF tho
! players had not INDUCED In the pastims
for a. long time. But there was some
good playing too, notably that by Baby
Jones the l.Ho ReeseE liL.lo Frank Jen-
nIngs, Frost, Jack Wise and Cullen. The
latter made The star catch Of the game.
by running away back OF third base and
landing a fly ball.
The Cnry-Rsrltt team had the best Of
1t on the start, hut the Sixth-Htreet mon,
coached on by Herman Nate. traced up
and cinched the victory In the ilfth In
ming by making eleven runs. At the
end OF this inning Umpire kcrse called
the game on account OF darkness. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
POLITICAL O, NOTES
Announcement Of Senator Cruces he
tremenk-O ,her Matters.

q 2 p
tjrement- Other Matters.
Tho announcement that Senator -
p. Bruce would retire from the senate
is not surprise TO his friends IN th's
city, for at the recent session OF t tle sen sen
eral Assembly. l,e stated 10 friends that
he would do 30. but did not care Tor tea-
sons OF party expcdicncy to announce
his prospective retirement at that time
Recently It was thought that he vas the
only man in the district. which Is an ex-,
cccdlngly close and doubtful ono. who
could lead his party to victory. In th1s
TO prevail upon him to ACCEPT q renon,.-,
nation His reasons for retiring are the
pressure Of his business upon his time
and attention. He has a large legal prac
Is extensively Interested IN the owner,
shin and development OF valuable coal
and other mineral land prope.tles'
vhoas IS now % s ass s.Hs was
prominently mentioned in connection VI, h
the lieutenant governorshlp nomination
two years ago, He. Is said to be Yety
s1gGn ww T{ ss so5 psGpsS e & oea tss
The Republicans have placed In the
field III tie Shenandoah, Frederick and
Winchester. Senatorial District, q forn,l-
Robert j !. Walker of Shenandoah, as an
opponent Of Judge r, s. 1nvenner. the
nominee Of the Democratic primary. to
succeed Senator s.. Z. I.npton Mr..
some me, years ago, and IS regarded as the
most Formidable Republican in the dis
trict, He has the endorsement Of Chair
park AsneW o. q ths eppbbiaaa
i,en,nally Of the district;
shenandoah, BY the Democrats, was at
I first declared irreg1llar ny ne state Dem en-.
at at That Time t Vas too late to comply
With Tie instructions Of the State Com
mlttee and hold nrIm1arX under y tp r.,
State plan Ths ifrSggihaIry fGi ng Wo
lby ballot, instead Of ylya voce, Despite
the fact that the State Committee pro
thpt prman lid Iaes gines
claratIon, in which voting was by ball
lot, and no protest hn.s been, made, ~
fat the opponents. at the lallot rr'-
nrS see D,st hG Saye msao rs
ment to hold another pi1mary and nave
thereby practically accepted the result
OF the optlawed urinary " is expect
Judge IL s, Tav Yer for Tia senate. and
Messrs H. g, Jordan md G.. NJ. cttles,
III Frederick. and Shenandoah. respective Y !.
y. will receive ne Mn,re ,a sapporl4o 9, 'he
agaIr, Yesterday with but three Of the six
mem hers present, Thay are Nlessrs, z n
If Westmorclard nnh Senator Mann, Of
Nottoway, and Delegate Dapis, Of PaterF-
turr. have not arrived. They IRE Oily
sSrscted. however, j. Will ltaEe lu.!s
a month Vet Ia nut the revised renCrt
in the hands Of the General Assehnl,Y,,
| trhere wlll, therefore be little lntAr,v,a "a
| of rest for the committee before tFo
| General Assembly conrenes here NoreH'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
WILL VISIT ( MENELIlK
To Establish Friendly Relations With
King ofAbyss'n'a,
nv AssocIated Press.)

b (By Associated Press.)
In case s tie eendition 81 q, affairs G in TN7.
e eras!se Mt Brookiyn and San Frane!soo
from Beirut and the gllnboat MaGhlas
ali three vessels, comprising the present.
E,ropean squadron, will be sent to JibMtt,
a port on the east coast OF Africa, The
establishments of intimate commercial res
.lations with the government OF Apys'
s'I nv skinner. United States consul.,gen-
eral at, Marssilles, who y to make ma 9, 2
tall Ads Abcba, IN the mountains Of the
lintsrIor of his extensive domains. to cpn-
nlude n commercial treaty, Is now in
TITS country n,akins a5SH1agements foE hi Y
about two OF three weeks TOY the East
he will complete his tourney. to Jibuu on
ono Of the vessels Of Admiral Cotton!
Hauadron IN case 1t Is decided TO SEND
the entire squadron to the east coast
Of Africa en this MlsSIon, y W. n not ass g
stations for at least Q month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
HOLLY STAKES GO
T0PULS'U;SIN DRIVE:
Makes Great Burst Of Speed
In Stretch. Beating Divl-
nation to the Wire.
(Ry Associated Press


NEW YORK. Sept. 23.--The Holly
Stakes, the feature OF the card at Graves
end to-day, was won ny Pulsus; carrying
l2G pounds, and quoted at the good price
OF Is to 8. Divination jumped away first
and led to we'll in tho stretch, where
OMEN, who was laying about fourth
place with pulsus closed with great
burst or speed and won driving by three
quarters Of a length. Only ono favorite
won. Summarizes:
First racc--nbout six furlongs-- Snlvat
tella Is to y first, Outcome 10 to ~
second, Mammon 40 to y third, Time.
l:10 rs. s3Etl-g53a5 4 III 4 !s ,,l5 q
Second raco-selling steeplechase, about
two milcs--Amur g to 81 first, Manilian
z % to 81 second, Gortnagallon GO to y
third, Thine, a oS 3-5r
Third race-the Holly Stakes, about, six
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q6 to 81 first, Div!na-
ton Is to IL second. Sweet Gretchen Is to
Dethrd T4ne, 1:09 4-5.
Fourth merchandising one mile and a.
ha.f-I.ord trurco & to y hrst. Janeway
az to 81 second, surmise q to y third.
Time, 2:35
Hello Is to i first, Moredella g to y
second, Monet g. to J. third, Time, III.
Sixth race--sellins, one mile and u
sixteenth dB to s. first, Nc,
Mcektng 6 to s. second: Our Nugget
co to y third. Time, Al Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
...,...,..,.... ..,...'
CARY STREET.
WILL TRY COCKNEY TIM
ANDFRED. DAVIS

The two men held for several weeks
in the jail OF this city, under suspicion
Of having robbed The postoticn at .colun-
ba and who wsre ely syeh n cr iaas'hv
the Federal grand Jury At LynchburE
and Will be tried In the ~ RstrlTf cg tne
men are known as Cockney Tim Madden
and Fred DAYS. Before ;1m c Se}Hs tx -
the Federal officers here that the stolen
stamps wore buried near Colnmh ia ana ma
spector2 irving, Of the postal service. who
made nj examination Of the =, i, y
safe ana the cover In, which the stamps
had been. but tho stamps hsd ! d aanIa
Confederate Of the prisoners or the per-
petators of the robbery 1T The !, ea H. w.
NJ. Bland. deputy n,arshall attached, . 20
tic ONCE OF Marshal Treat, ln.this ely y;
nov now Under Indictment having recosnized
them from dissertations Of shs a W. ,SiI.
thew were begging In this CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
FIRST DAYS WORK
OF VARSITY TEAM A
Head Coach Poe and Two
Brothers Give the Men q
Hard Afternoons Work.
(spec,a, to The .plspatch.)

=
cHARLoTTEsv1LLlS, VA, Sept. 3D.
Gresham Poe, head coach Of the EunlNer-
sit, OF Virginia football team, Te'lcneu
that institution, having arrived from ON MS
hcme. in Baltimore, and this a1'eito"t
took charge of the torty-odd %cai''a'fua9'e'7
for the Varsity eleven. Tho men, w''o
have been under the care of Nelson zoe ,'9.
t,m, The past week, we're given thelv tlrst
toste Of real football, for. N aa l,',.I,
Ia tho two. Poes above named y W., ,1,ar,,,
Johnnic--had como down from the y s.na
SprinEs Ii assist in the coaching. any ~ !,
trio Of famous Princeton stars saw. ~ -
that there was no loatlng amnHs ~
applicants. The men were divided w W. W.
SQUADS to practice putting, runn'is ,,no
lal back and tacking, and lalefs . ,,mt
clevens were lined up for Two s'os'
halves of ten minutes each, s. 1, u, j .
Tho Varsity lineup was as 8 lo''' ~,
Brant, left ond; Johnson (capta'W, w. :.
tackle; Elmer left guard, JAnylef, cpn VIZ
Sputes, right guard Council, r|g w taSn,t
Bass. right end; Pollard. quarter p ~ ~
Head and Randolph, left half BACK IN. !.
ter and McColl, right half back W At's'''N'
full back. n, 4. = (; (, /.
| Dorsey Waters (captain), centeri ltoNse
| ton loft guard: Daniel, left enc pton,
sto,,, right end; Prichard, right hall pa y
Harris, fun back, Four line men, Pe ~ =
tho best half back and full PaeK, "a 7 !, J
considerable loss, hit there are I ,.,'' =
| good new men In college,, who nHk'n ~ ~
strengthen the team, Of the eW, Z, s " ~
Eappearlng In the above lineup, hL,a a,.
was end of tho second eleven last sess'o,',,
| Finer WAS tackle on the uniYerslIy. /, ~ :,
,3Nississppi eleven; Janvier played eT ~ y
az Tulane University, New Orleansi III ~
was substitute ana last year MeCol!. ns :. 4
/ floln Furman tniversltyi Carter va s1s :, !"
dolph received his first lessons IN too''
| ball at the Episcopal High school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
POLITICS IN LOUISA
Mr.. Robt, A. Crawford an Indepe ndent
Candidate,
Especial "a The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tie Times Dlspatcn-)
LOUISA. VA, September e3.--The po-
litlcal aspect III louisa county. at pres.
ert Is rather n peculiar one, The people
In mass-meetnE assembled at September
Court, did away with tho primary. IN 50
far MS the county offices are conccrnca,
appointed a new committee with ". e,
Ribb as chairman and will hold a ptt-
mary election October tho 10th, for tho
purpose iof nominating Il candidate for
the House OF Delegates,
Z Tho candidates seeking the noniin ton
are Captain William Overton. WI. lrbS
and Robert, a. Crawford: # Will be re-
mem bered that Mr.. Crawford was the reg l
u1arly nominated candidate for the House
III 1901. hut5reslgned In order to preserve
harmony In the party ranks. and T.. 7.
West was the compromise candidate
elected 10 the House by good majority
over This Republican opponent,
Mr.. Crawford recently bought out the
Louisa County News, dropping that nam
and launched the Louisa Enterprise, ~
Z It's stead. Now, at the earnest solic,ta-
ton OF friends, he has announced him
self candidate for the House of Delc-
gates.
1901 rather than see his party suffer Il
possible defeat. 1t Is thought that ne
has a splendid chance to secure the mnch
coveted plum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

originally met two Of the hve mem pers
wera for Mr.. F. P. Brent unalternbly;
two others we're for MIR. J. 6. Hankins'
and one favored n man OF even more
experience as temporary librarian for
year,lit being understood that s,ioh man
could be had for that period II desired.
Two OF tho others, It Is said, we're not not S. SO
welded to their favorites Of the cansai-
dates applying that they were not unwiiil-
ing to accept the proposition postponlng
the election Of librarian until certain car can
cidates could be interviewed. and the con-
'seduent postponement for a fow days OK
tho cleo tlon-s The impression seems to
prevail that II a man who does not re-
sldc In tho State be chosen at all 1t NIL
he merely for one, year. and for The pur-
poso OF having the preliminary work
done. after which Nirginian VIII he
selected to take charge OF the library
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
HORNPIPE WON
Excellent Racing at the Rappahannock
Valley Fair.
Especial to The Times-Dispa:eil.'

Especial to The Times-pspascit.3
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. September
2s.--The crowd at the fair to-day num-
bcred probably seven thousand. In the
Jumping contest c., II. Hurkamp's Horn.
pipe won, Amarct second.
Scrub race one me--Frank Moncure's
Split Rock first, Robert Browns Prince
Clnmutt second.
resulted as folloWs:
Oro-haif mile--Hurkamp and Boulware's
Madge NVildfrc first. J. F.. Simpsons
Gold Dust second. Duff GREEN'S Matte
e. third.
Mamie Ordwayl first. Hurkamp and Boul-
wares Ida Woodland second, j, x.
Wells Thad third.
Three -auartcrs of mile dash,-J. r.
Wells Gwynne first, Eutterhack's VII
On one mile. dash--Hurkamn and Boul-
ware's Ida. Woodland first. Eutterback's
Hurry-Up second.
Trotting race,5R, B, Eubank's Fed 5eSE
worth first A. Ra ernaras prjn ,ss
Edward third,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
AT COLUMBUS PARK
(Ry Associated Prcss.l

COLUMBUS. O., September o3.--Tcn
thousand people witnessed the Grand
Circui, races at the Columbus Driving
Park to-day, The special attraction was
Dan Patch's race against time to beat his
record OF $50, The track was fast and
weather conditions We're almost per-
feet, but the best the PAGER could do was
1853 IL. Summarizes,
Ell trot, purse s2,0oo-,M won
second third and fourtl, heats and race;
Hawthorne first heat. second: DR.. Strong,
third. Rest time, 2;ol a.
s;os pace, purse seSo; pnfnished-N;eTr,,
yolo won first ana a. nn tn,,r heats; MinslelM
Richmond. third. Best time. 2;od Ia.
s;M trot. purse $500 Bessie Brown, first
and third: Bermuda Maid, second heat
second; Amen W.. third. Best time.
.:i1 pace. purse $500 Black Pet, won II
two straight lleats: Tess. second; Hay'
Care, third, Best time, eos l-t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
RESULTS Of RACES
AT HAWTHORNE TRACK
Ry AssocIa ted Press. )

\ r
& CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 23.-Results at
Lila wthorne: a ~
First race--four5 and a half fnrlongs-
R!an GO to u first, Annora J. (25 TO y
second, Santemo 10 to y third. Time,
:5R2-5. t
Second race-stceplechase. short course
Itacatlara al to 81 first. Oliver Mack g.
to y second. Snow Drift % to y third,
Time, 3:0l 20.
81 first. Reedan Q6 to b second, Rock
away e 10 y third. Time, rs.
Fourth ruce-seven furlongs- Bay Won
der e to 8 first, First Chip az to u sec
ond. Duehesso Hanna 10 to y third.
Fifth race--m!le and a. quarter-Qur
Bessie q TO 81 first, ITaviland q toSD
second Air Light e to 3 third. Time,
SIKH racc--Rabunta eco to u first, Fed
eral Is to y second, Planudes @ to %
third. Time. l:i2 Id.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
POLITICS in GLOUCESTER
Contest of Regular Democratic Nom''-
necs Against independents
fsnec,al TO The Times DiSpatchl

GLOUCESTER g. IT., VA, Sept. %
The Democratic County Committee de-
clded to hold a primary for the nonina-
ton of candidates for the House of Dele
gates, county and district offices and also
was tho day fixed for the primary AN
cants to have In their applications, for
various officers, to be voted for at the
primary, August 81. the County Com
mttee met and found, only one appli..
primaries. adopted by the State Demo-
cratic Committee, being only ono a.ppli-
cant Tor each office. the County Com-
m'ttee was authorized to. declare this one
as the Democratic nominee for the Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
REGISTRATION IN HANOVER
Many Names on the New LIS, and
Much Interest Shown,

EhLERsoN. VA, Sept. 23.-The books
for registration of voters under the new
Constitution who failed TO register last
year In Henry District, Hanover county
closed last night.
At Cold Harbor precinct ninotS-elght
white, and three co.orcd we're added to
the list. and at Rural Point one hundred
enrolled. Many colored people failed on
the understanding clause.
Mich interest is being taken In local
politics and the primary for, the seleS,
ton Of the Democratic candidates. VIII
be held on the goth Of tbs month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
MAY HAVE OPPOSITION
Dr.W.A. Smith. May, Be Candidate
Is Against Early.
fspecjal 10 The Tlmes-DIspatcH.l

Especial TO The Times DlspatcnD '5isa
L1iRAY. VA, Sept %, The Republican
County Committee OF Madison and Green
counties, after consultation. refused 70
recommend a candidate for the House
OF Delegates in opposition to n. B. Early.
/ Flo Is ono OF the youngest members 81
lie House. aud from present indications
he will be elected without opposftlo y,
The action az tho dommttees. II is said,
however, has not met with the approval
OF Madison Republicans, and an EFFORT
is being made to have DR., VA. Smith.
q prominent physician and RepuDi,i y a,
Of Haywood. that county, announce NM
SELF a candidate for the Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Standing Of the Clubs.

AtjPhilade phia: A wild pitch BY White
in the tenth inning gave the locals the
Winning run to-day:
& Score: X. n. y,
Philadelphia 4. o 90 $1,000 oo1-2 g o
Batteries; White and Sullivan; Bender
and Power, Time, ! 80, Umpire Adams.
Attendance, 3,103.
At New York: New York and st.
Louis divided tho honors Of to,day's
double header. Good hitting beat The 70,
wok in = t owe enf aid much an d ni sfHe
second.
First game
s 4; G $ssx ;2sds1ss q 81
and 1pi Beviic. Time LIS. H}mpire, sher-
second game
N sTore york. eooooo4.L $ . 8
81; Louis @ 9 2,e1,,,a 81 ,o,so,i :
sa natenr's and f' Rnnoe. an1 rme, I'm
pire, Sheridan. Attendance. 5000
At Washington: Lajoie's batting enabled
| Cleveland to overcome a long lead Wash
ington gained IN first inning. but a poor
throw by Gochnauer In the eighth gave
the locals the winning runs. :, ::
$ &Ssss5&i,5afton !
Battories Townsend Lee and Drill;
| Killian and Abbott. Time, LAO. Un-
| pire, Connolly, Attendance. l.l34.
| At Boston: Detroit took both games OF
| a double header from Boston to-day. The
i second game was called at tho end OF
the eighth on account Of darkness.
! First game
~ EI n ;2!n2S
Boston ,,..,.,....OO Olo2 10--4 10 2
Batteries: Donovan and Buolow: Dineen
and Stahl.& Time. lao
Second game -
| Score y. y ~
Roston 0 {, 00O1-2 6
Batteries: NIullin and Mcclure: Winters
and Criger, Timo, lao Umpire, O'Lough-
| lln Attendance, b,2lB.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
DlsTRIBUrIVE PROBLEMS
Farmers National Congress Discusses
These at Length,
lpy AhKoclaicd rreskA

NIAGARA FALLS, \. y, Sept. 23,-
Tho Farmers National Congress to-day
considered several questions affecting tho
distributlvc side Of agriculture. Most Of
tiiu time Of the Congress viii le given
10 the dtributive problem. as tho farm
trs consider that they have solved nearly
all the productive questions, and that
roked 10 aid American farmers In nn,l-
Ing market, rather than helping them
grow products.
Aaron Jones, master Of tn cNational
Grange, addressed the congress on the
'ExtenSon OF the Facilities Of Our Mail
System" He favored the immediate en-
panion Of rural free delivery, and The
REIMBURSEMENT OF the parcel post system
Mr., Jones also advocated a government
telegraph and telephone service.
The Committee on Resolutions Killed
in committees all resolutions OF local ma.
ture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Southern League Games.
Memphis S, Little Rock IL.
Deadlock Broken,
= "'V
nv Associated Press J

.. (By Associated Press1
KANSAS CITY, KAN. September o3,--
Alter being In session behind closed doors
since early this morning. the convention
OF tho International Association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers at
10 O'clock tonight voted in favor, Of
seating Sam Parks and the other. dele
gates from Local Union No, 9. of New
York. There were hut three votes cast
against Parks and hls.friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
FIRE AT NAPHTHA WORKS
DOES GREAT DAMAGE,
fBy Associated Press, !

ST. PETERSBURG, September GA
fire has broken out at the Riliebat
Naphtha Fountains, belonging TO the firm
OF Nobel at Baku. and has already caused
damage estimated at s2.b06, 90. The worKs
have been completely destroyed, and the
fire is still spreading,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Therapeutic Association,

(By Associated Press)
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. September ~,
The American Electric Therapeutic As
ISOLATION OF the United States elected. Or,
p, r. Rockwell Of New York, president,
and pr, Richard j. Mum, Of Savannah,
Ca treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

Scores Yesterday.
Wasllington,7, Cleveland 5.
Philadelphia 2. Chicago /. M
Boston AZ, Detroit %.
New York ~, st. Louis IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

Schedule for To-Day
st. Louis, at New York. n.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit mt Boston.
Cleveland at Washington. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Ask Tor OUR Book !" About
Clpthes.'

AS much as grown UP people
admire kf1ickerbockers and
short trousers o11sall. boys, the
style changed just the same
and now tall boys must have
long trousers.
Well, they have easy legs TO
fit, but, till recently, no dealer
has ever taken the trouble to
study their tit.
Butwe dol
$3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and
$500.
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STOOD that Ills name had been used. but
that he had given the power OF attorney
Is No one. Mr. Richardson made ct, OK ~.
Animation Of The deed and found that !
was drawn up In duo form. was signed
presntr,nbly By K. Il. Daniel and VII.
messed OH The 10th Of August by Bar.
ra,id, notary public. He compared tho
signatures to the deed and to the letter
~ had gotten and apparently one IS n
poor indication, OF The other. Mr.. Akin
son, however does not think they arc