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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
BRULARE WON
Took Citizens Handicap. Worth S2,leo
IT, Fast III me. ,tl f e.
5(By,.3 .A4lssooiat ted Press

s;. S(By5 Associated Press,) K
NASHVILLE. TENN. May O. tr he
most successful race NEE ting ever held
at Cumberland Park came to a close
this evening 10 Blulare. III to s, won the
Citizens Handicap. and ran the. mile n n
$40 IL. q The stake 4 wa 8 worth. 81 l80a TO
the winner! Another feature Of the! day
was parade Of TURF stars. In which
Savable, sWyeth. Claude, u Fore ana AT,
RED Robe. Olinant.@ Talhouet and Won
Rous participated. The weather was fine
( and track fast. Summary: isa
"a First race-slx furlongs-Louis wagner
+ e 10 to y first. III Ugh. Chancellor. g e. %
second; = Sidney Walker G to y th'r Fs'
Second Sec, race-four and a half furlonss-
Walnut FIJI e to IL first, Emperor OF In
ola q3 to 81 second. Easter Walters g
Ito ~ third. Time :6G Il 2. 5}il
{fa Third race-mile and sixteenth-Llttle
Duchess II. (6 to ~ first. Lady West q to
y second. Invius Gato u third. Time.
g1 Fourth race-one mile-C items !Handi-
cap, $3.50 ndded-BrulareEd1.to E 6l'Enrst,
ThompsonH(5 to i third. Time, = 40 IL. &
%7 Fifth race-four and % half furlongs.m,
Mafalda a to y first, Cardonn Il to y
second. Council e ito 81 third. Time.
:56 1-2. s$H .
sixth racoz-hve furlongs-Ice Water q
to y first. Sweet Billie to 81 second,
Carrie I. e to y third Tine. 1:ol IL.
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Racing at Chicago.

4 CHICAGO, ILL, 81 May 2.-Woathor
clear; track fast. Summary:
\ First race--slx furlongs Lingulst Is
to q won. Au Revoir q to p second.
Second race--six and q half furlongs-
Oronte &c to y WON Miss Manners GO
TO y second, Tayon y to 30 third. Time.
1921 3-5 55sg w rs 5.
Third race handicap. one ana one
sixteenth -EIuzzah (5 to 81 won,
Thane g to 10Y second, Flying Torpedo
Q0 ~ third. Time,S1:4 70.
six furongs-sc orpio "a to ~ won, Burnie
Buntin "a to o second. Beau Ormonde
Is to q third. Time, :1S.
q 70 5, won Don Domo e to i aeeond
~ ". o'Netl go to y third. Time,
AZ 3-5. 9ast n 8
\ Sixth race--mIle and quarter Ron
Mo Llssak az to y won. Barrack &(7{to
10) second, Alma Giri {75 to y third.
Time, 2:l725. a3
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Atlanta; With the score tied up to
the eighth inning Matthews s,o NJ ,nIs
SAVING the game for Atlanta to-day.
prevented Nashville from scoring three
different timea when tie bases y. were Gs
from start to finish. ATTENDANCE, eG0
A Atlsptn,, ss..ssgSSS 8 $50 8 ! o. Z
Iatterios: Kennedy and Matthews;
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and French anished the gene, Both
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Gro &, lawn "a. w q End Angel, Z,

Green Lawn "a; West-End Angels7.
new local team; Was played yesterday
with the est End Angels. The last
named were overwhelmingly defeatsd,
INK Of Blaokburn. fo s tie winners This
Green Ia wis have Instructed their rlAn-
ager, Mr. % N. Wyatt. No. 1881 Blair
IA d. s'SIsSasi.S' - = fs7SStR r. IL. b.
Green Lawn i. ). !. l. ........... .-.24 19 VI
Argss snd
Blackburn West End Angela McHvoy
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Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

" At New york; BY punching their, hits
Nsw Yok payees M Asean eague
park TO-DAY y 'AS S'o'o . r, i II, ID,
w Esfs 8 +
end nd p esr4utRsrs s 1 dHmDsss ss
At Chicago: Hard hitting Of both cleye-
land pitchers and clover base-stea!ing,
s gave tho locals and easy victory to-day,
Score; Z,
SssssIssi II 5sssSs SS ~ 3
o. Bsssetteriaes..Mhite and suiiyan WEight
HSHad nm Sns Hssssa and AssHs r
R9s0n the sd sna Sc wfs
s6S 91t the home nome team sSa e todha "a paak
scores A liz II ,,58 :, = m
P PSiIss.,Yiis sRSS S IS
s9 ad PoN sG Htmtnasss w'ass aAa
At st, Louis, Detroit defeated 81.
Louis this afternoon to IN one OF the
q result Of a couple OF decisions In tho
seventh inning. both Heidertck and Hemp.
hill were ordered or the field for, Gr't!.
Decentralization against the umpire, but did
not modest him after the game I, u -
Score.
Bts,I5s9|iF '' )
Batter!es-Aiullin and MoAlliSter. s!esy y
Umpire, O'Laughlln. Attendance. $500
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lAEWoman Arrested.

Alice CrutchAeld WAS arrested at an
early hour this morning By Patrolmen
/ Amos: Krouse and Sale. .of tho Third
District, charged with conducting gam
Bling house. Four mon, all negroes. were
captured, along with tho woman. Tho
officers allege she was running q full
I'ho woman was balied. bue the mon were
hAld ct tho station. -....- "a
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Mil Flight the Negro,
/Jlu Asuociataii prnasN

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. May 2-Jim.
my Britt. the pngilist. has yielded to the
advice OF his friends and decided to wipe
q match with Joe Cans and endeaSor. 10
wres. from the colored fighter the Hight
weight champ ionship Of the world
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Used Billiard Cue.

night by Patrolman Ned Bradley, OF the
Second Station. for striking Jerry Boat
wright with q billiard cue. az a result
misunderstanding over q pool game, which,
they had been playing In Custalo's place.
near Eighth and Broad Streets. Both
men arc colorcd.
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Peculiar
TO Itself

In what 1t is and what 1t docs con.
tanning tho best blood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
efeoting tho most radical and per,
manent cures Of I'LL humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
TIE whole system-ls true only Of
Hoods Jarsdpdrilla
No other medicine acts like III,
no other medicine has done 30
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
4 and 3strength at 30 little cost,
~ VS. troubled With ssrotula and came
xssr losing my syssish& For four months
ssuId not zoe 70 do anything, After taking
tvo bottles Of Hoed's 5RaysapaEillal could see
tstwnik, and when had taken eight bottles
sopld SOC a. well 81 svsE," SUsls A. HAlpa.
ron. Wlthers, N, @,
Noodle sarsaparllla PEorflse1 to
j eyre sHa k3epe ~ pFoNolsS.
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Elbas the vlctors.

The Elbas defeated tho Monroes at
Of ii to 81 The feature Of the game was
the heavy s tickwork Of the Dlbas. The
batteries: Elbas. Ford and Stout: Mon
rces Brooks and Pugh. n 8l
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Benefit for Asylum,

Bostick will give y benefit performances
next Friday, May Sth 70 the Malls Orphan
Asylum. ny 81 b t8 s.
Tickets will be placed on sale s. all
quests that all supply themselves with
tickets from this source. as only the pros
gceeds from these tickets lgo to the orphan
asylum fund, It'll y y.S sS
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WooDBERRYtW0N
Defeated Pantops on University Athletic
4 3siis4s, & Field.
Special to The Times Dispatch.)

Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
!. CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May 2.-On
the Universlty Athletic Field this after
noon Wood berry Forest defeated Pan
tops Academy IS to s. The players from
Orange hit moro opportunity and were
aided very materially in the run get
ting by erratio work In the Pantops out
field.
Pantops leaves here Wednesday, OF next
week to play the Episcopal High School
on the latter's grounds.
To-day's batteries: Woodberry, Walk
or and Newman; Pantops, Mcconnell and
Hayes. MI {6a 4s Il 5sB 43ls
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RHODE ISLANDS GOVERNOR

The Only Northern Democratic Execu-
/, tive Vlsitorto Richmond,
Governor Lucius En- q. GarYin, of the
State OF Rhode Island, accom- a1liad By
five nembers Of hls staff, arrived s4ns this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

Especial 10 Tho Times. Dispatch.)
z WINDSOR. VA. May 2--Windsor
Academy base ball team defeated the Vir-s
noon on the acndemy grounds byGa score
\ Of II to 8. The academy nine did hne
team work. A8 SCI M 81 5s
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Harvard Won Shoot
(By Associated Press,

I"I4H (Hy Associated FTess,)
n RIJhp1 .hact ssiwe Msy s
Princeton. Pennsylvania ana Yale here,
to-day was won ~ Harvard with q total
OF 200 out OF a possible &o Princeton
second With 1877; Pennsylvania thlrd, l1si
Yale, l72 luz M ' III
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LIVELY FIGHT
MIR. Wenderburg Also in the Field for
Henrico AttorneAshp. N

Henrico AttorneAship. n II 8}
There is excellent prospect for an ex-
ceed!ngly livelytcontest In Henrico coun-
Ky for the Office Of Commonwealth's At
torney.
II It is understood that Mr.. Alex H. Sands
has definitely determined to retire from
the position. AS result OF this de-
velopment, Fir. L. O. Wendenburg yes
to-day announced himself candidate,
Others In the field will be Senator Julian
bryant, Mr.. Thomas w. Gardner and Mr..
e, e. Throckmorton. sN
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CAROLINA WON
TarheeIs Defeated Georgetown BY a
nN I8ilI Score of la to ll,4lN
T(Dy AsyocI0tod PrcS8,)

WAs1p1NGToN. May Georgetown
was defeated to-day by tho University
batting coupled with lGeorgetown's or
rOrs.
Score. 4 !, TT n
Gffeo ~ N' y ,,,,..3I rs IS
y Batteriesr- seitz. Fay, Drill and ApR pa
Green and Noble, sfat a9ks tt8',
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~ East 1aoth ST., Nsw York city,
Dear SIri Oct. 10, 1902.

~ East 1aoth ST., New York city,
Z Dear Sir. Oct. q, 1902.
II III had been suffering severely from
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sides feidsq wes1 ana New Orleans did
th "a Most MOS timely hitting. Attend y e
Memphis $40 70 sosoa % 3 o.
New rlenns,si % 10 3 B 0 SIS
Batteries, Mcintyre ind Aocorsihei
BowetL French ana Law. n,
AZ Shreveport! Toe days game was II the
most RI gfed ever, seen in Shreveport Tho
locals outplaye ed Little Rock, but eleven
errors, many Ut them at critical n1onterita,
ga e. ne yis lNtot the game, Score I, !,
4 . q ~ so}aao ola1--15 is i; II
4 o o o isat4sooss--is 1e Z
Batteries! Guese, Bolan and Lynoht
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Won.

Tho final game OF basket ball was played
yesterday BET tween the Greens and Reds
FOR the championship. The score stood
to o in favor Of the Greens at the end Of
the first half. After mltes' rest they
started again, and tho game ended by
the score OF otto i In favor of the Greens,
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College Games Yesterday.

(Ey AASociR tex TrCSaJ y. M
At Annapolis: Naval Academy, u DICK
inson College, 8. 2 Be
At West Point, N. y, Military Acads-
my, 12j Trinity College, 8.
AZ Ithioa. n. ~ Cornell 10, Prince
x. Maooni Mercer. I, trinity College. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

Schedule for Monday.
Cleveland at st. Louis. "
Detroit ut Chicago.
!. Philadelphia at New York.
washington at Boston. .
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anyone.

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NORTH SIDE GUN CLUB

Mr.. John Martin Wins Robin Hood and
y. the Regular Weekly Club Medal.
NJ A high wind was blowing, but some
good scores were made by the Northslde
Gun Club yesterday. The score;
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!, Scores Yesterday,

washington 1. New York J.
Philadelphia 8, Boston o. ii
4 Detroit s, st. Louis !,
I Chicago 16, Cleveland &.
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Licensed to Wed.

sensa e Msysy Rsss snnssa a
Myrtle May both az mn city !. !. \. u.
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Tanglafeet Won.

A very interesting game Of baseball
took place on Lee monument field yestorr-
day afternoon "A between the Nonpareus
md N Chesapeake and Ohio Tanglefeet.
The latter were victorious by q score Of
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VI SCORE BY INNINGS,
Gon Z 8. r.ngletoet..4 3 ils
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Standing ofthe Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
6, GAMES YESTERDAY

At Philadelphia, The errors by Brook
iyn at critical stages permitted the home
team to win to-day'g game. The visitors
could not hit Duggleby and were shut
out. i$sl F A 35S sf5! IA RI 85
& Score: :, =,
Brooklyn /. .........o 100000 90 8
Batterles-Evnns and Ahern: Duggleby
and thinner. Umpire. O'Day. Time. 1:46.
Attendance. <,64A. IA I'LL ~ r. f5 b, s4,i
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The DAY ON
rH|EDI |. NJ
,Phillies Shut Brooklyn Out on
Home Grounds.
PlTTsBUR0 PROPS GAME |l[
Gould Not Oct Ga 10 TsYlor's Curves
" Save In One timing Cincinnati
Won from ST. Louis In the First
lnning--Othe Games.

81 Scores Yesterday.
Boston 3, New Z ork 3.
Philadelphia /, Brooklyn 4
T Chicago 10 PlttBburg
Cincinnati 4. Bt Louis 3.
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Schedule sfor TODAY.

Detroit at STU Louis. sstfaG
Cleveland at Chicago.
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.5 At plttsburg: Taylor's deceptive curves
and excellent support by his team pre-
vented PittsburE from hitting safely. ex-
cept in the third inning, when three OF
their hits were made.
Score: i Bl fils.l =, - =,
Plttsburg ..ee4ojooooo1-,,56 4 = 4
4 BATTERIES VilhelnL " Fnlkenburg and
Phelps; Taylor and Killing. Time. 2:Oo.
Umpire, tombstone. Attendance. S.1H
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At Cincinnati: The Cincinnati team
found Sanders to their liking, and with
two bases on balls and seven hits scored
eight runs ! In tho first inning. Murphy
was substituted, and pitched ,saS good
game. fysEt~f. VI by M 54 59 &8s
e Score; 43 if 81 u & :, =, y
Cincinnati ,..s00oOo5o0s-s
ST: Louis ......1 9 q oQlo01Se, =
Murphy ana Ryan. 4 Time. s. 81. Umplres.
Emslie and Holiday. 35A Attendance. s, 900. |.
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At Boston: Boston hit Cronin hard IN
the first Inning to-day batting in three
runs on nve hits. Including a double.
lBresnahan was put out Of the game for
dlsputink decision. fs 8 5s Ss4
0 ~ - FIJI ,as "a r. II. e.
Boston .............3 0,o0 80 !
Observation-Disclosures and Moran Cronin
and Bowerman. Time. 1:4o. Umpire Mo-
ran. Attendance. 800 Nv ENE.a o. Esa
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-02

look came to his face, there are over
100000 nevis in America, and ev-
cry single one of 'em was bon mean
and lazy. Yo' can't get one Of 'em to
do his best without cussing at him.
Cussing a mewl takes up time. l fig
ure that the time lost in cussing the
nevis of America amounts to mil
lion dollars a year. Yo' can't put it
cent less. Yo've got as many as fo'ty
working nevis and sixty darkies on
yo'r plantation. How much time do
yo' waste every year cussing them
mewls"'
"A heap. Abe, and it don't do any
good. A mewl is mewl, yo' know"
II know he Is, but I'm going to
change him over. How much time do
yo' waste cussing darkest"
"It's heaps, jest the same, and can't
see that they work any better for it. I
may cuss for an hour and then turn
my back to find 'em going to sleep
again."
"Then here's my point. Invent some
thing to do the cussing and save yo'r
OICdtu W toih POhliCb VIC SUl Iuc lucd
right in my head and shall work it out
inside of week. It'll be called the
cussophone, and it'll cuss and call
names for twenty-four hours after be-
ing wound up. Just attach it to
nevis ear and let 'er rip. It'll be some
thing so much better than the human
voice that every mewl will git up and
hump himself and do double work l
believe l can make 'em for a dollar
apiece, and the sales will be 10000
year. When not in use to cuss nevis
they can be used to cuss plantation
hands and hired men, and thus double
their value. What do yo' think of the
idea, kurnel?'
Looks to me like gold mine, Abe.
I'm working fo'ty nevis right along,
and l wants cussophone for each one
Of EN-"
THAT clinches it, kurnel, and I'll
have the machine out inside of two
weeks. MEANWHILE
"What is it, Abe?"
Meanwhile, being as yo' have asked
me to step around to Toms place and
wet my throat, l can't find it in my
heart to deny yo'. Jest wet my throat,
kurnel-jest little wet"
M. QUAD.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-02

JEST WET MY THROAT, KURNEL."
neck between us, but he had the bulge
on me over 800 years. Can l beat 300
years, Kurnel Harper? Can a man be
q great man 300 years befo' he's bo'n"
Reckon not, Abe" replied the colo
mel.
''Then yo' see the injustice Of it;
wanted to down me so bad that they
had to go back 300 years for an excuse.
Dot rot 'em, kurnel, but they won't
give me no show! They've set out to
drive me out of Pike county, and they
won't stop at nothing to carry out their
plans"
"But yo' won't let 'em do it, AbeY"
"Never in this world, kurnel. I've
got schemes, have, and I'll have every
blessed man, woman and child in the
county singing my praises within q
fortnight. I'm expecting as many as
ten kilograms any minute"
"Shoo! Shoo''
"Kurnel Harper" said Abe as a wise
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-02
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
of All Denominations.

Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
of All Denominations.
The world can only be redeemed
through the spirit Of brotherhood as an
ideal of life, of service, of happiness
Rev. DR.. N. Luccock, Methodist, st.
Louis.
The Greatest Creation.
A man is the whole encyclopedia of
facts. The creation of thousand for
ests is in one acorn, and Egypt. Greece,
Rome, Gaul, Britain, America, lie fold
II. Rudd, Congregationalist, Dedham,
Mass.
The Real Patriot.
A patriot is too proud to put himself
for sale to the highest bidder and too
honest to buy votes at the sacrifice of
his country's good. A man cannot be
politically wrong and religious at the
same time.-Rev. NJ. e. Harlan, Disci-
pie, Brooklyn.
Power of Salvation.
Salvation not only pardons. bot
cleanses, and Jesus plucks with his
hands, through which the iron has
crashed, the bitter canker from our
hearts. He pardons, cleanses and
breaks the power Of sin.-Rev. T. H.
Rice, Methodist. Atlanta, Ga.
Seeking the Best.
We should not be satisfied to stay
where we are when we may press on
further. We should not allow the good
to keep us from going on to the best
We must be willing to exchange our
goodly pearls for the greatest pearl
Rev. ]. B. Miller, Presbyterian, Phila-
delphia.
The Great Question.
The great question is, Can God speak
to man and man understand what God
says? Away from the Bible the an
swercis inevitable, but when we search
its pages the response is given that
God does speak and that man can un-
derstand.-Rev. A. D. Mink, Methodist,
Pittsburg.
Rejoicing In the Truth.
There can be no cold unfeeling belief
in Gods great truths. They are too
vital, too essential, and if they do not
make us happy then our faith is as
nothing. Believe in the truth. Yes,
but believing, we must rejoice with joy
unspeakable.-Rev. Henry Olmstead,
Church Of the Apostles, New York.
Inspiration of Music.
When Handel had finished his great
"Halleluiah Chorus" and played it for
| the first time upon the organ in the
| presence of his pupil Arne, as he played
the tears ran down his cheeks, and he
notes are not mine; they came from
God through me" - Rev. G. B. Vos-
burgh, Baptist, Denver.
Christ and the Gospel.
| 1t is the spirit of God working in us
which leads us to go to church Sunday
| after Sunday and year after year to
hear the same theme of Christ and the
| gospel. In all other things we want
| changes and variations, but we are
never tired of hearing Of Christ, his
death and resurrection.-Rev. G. F. Mil
Ter, Episcopalian. Brooklyn.
The Road to Paradise.
Dreaming about crowns and palms
and heavens attire will never bring
you to the victory and the JOY The
long, hard way, thorn fringed, rough,
along low valleys oftentimes and
through depressing experiences, is be-
fore the acclaim of angels and the
well done" of the Father in paradise.
Rev. A. H. Studebaker, Lutheran,
Brooklyn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-02
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