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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

Mr.. r. Q, skasey Selected TO Receive
Subscriptions.
Mr.. r. C.6ISasey, clerk Of the Register Of
the Land Office. has been selected by the
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
as its Virginia representative to receive
subscriptions for that memorial. The az
ISOLATION gives each subscriber certlft-
cate Of membership and bronze me-
dalton with an excellent ef1lgy Of the
sage of Monticello, for each ono dollar
subscription. A silver medallion is given
with each certificate to subscribers to the
amount Of sl.5O. Mr. Kasey was selected
for this work by Mr.. William Shields
McKean, the secretary Of the association
and already he has received several sub
scriptions.
The association proposes to build In
Washington city a permanent and I'M
posing memorial to Jefferson, and for his
purpose Is endeayoring to raise sou, 0oO.
In the prosecution OF the plan tho asso-
y citation proposes to secure the services OF
some OF the most widely known states
men and public speakers to make adj
dresses in behalf of the movement, and
one or more of these will be delivered in
this city n Is ALSO proposed to have
Jefferson'day'at the st. Louis Exposition,
and II It can be arranged to have Ietfer-
son day and Virginia day fixed for the
same date With that purpose of agreeing
on a date Mr.. Mexican. the secretary,
came to this city recently. and met with
the Virginia commissioners to st, Louis
but owing to the absence of the Governor
no action was taken ut that time. The
matter will be considered at meeting
to be held here On the ed.
The appropriateness OF Jefferson. day
at the ST. Louis Exposition Is readily
perceived when It is recalled that the eH-
position is itself commemoration OF the
Louisian purchase. one Of the greatest
achievements of Jefferson's president
craftsmanship, for It was he who neEo-
tiated the acquisition OF that splendid
territory, now the heart OF this country.
At the exposition n large model OF the
proposed memorial will be shown, and
there will be largo exhibit OF Jefferson
relies. Besides. exercises appropriate TO
the occasion will be arranged.
Yirginians are expected TO contribute to
the movement to honor one of the dis
tlngujshed sons OF tho State. Tho location
OF the memorial Is In Washington. over
looking tho hills OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
HORSE SHOW NOW
FIVE WEEKS AWAY
lis Magnitude and Success
Are Completely As
Sured.

With tho Horse Snow FIVE weeks in
the future. ALMOST ell arrangements
therefor are complete. and never before
was the magnitude and success Of q
similar exhibition so fully assured, What
now remains to DO done Is to enroll the
entries and compile and issue the cala-
logue.
Already q large proportion Of the seats
have been sold and the others will be
in sucl. demand before the exhibition
that standing room Is likely to bo at q
premium around the arena.
The leading stores Of this city are
Frightening their windows With tho
handsome posters advertising the show,
and Autographs and bills are being
posted in the leading towns and cities
OF this State and North Carolina and In
Washington city. While ADVERTISING
seems hardly necessary the secretary.
MIR. W. @. Warthcn, Is not neslectlnE
this feature In me least,
Mr.. c. w. Smith, the manager VIII
soon be OH the ground and viii open
HEADQUARTERS here and get down to work,
actively preparing for the show,
Resides the equine exhibition tho show
will be noteworthy und Interesting for
the reason that 1t will attract ono OF
the most brilliant social gatherings ever
largest nsscmblago Of men prominent IN
public lie gathered together during the
year, 1t viii be almost like a Demo-
cratic State convention. Naturally there
viii no much political caucusng. confer
cnces and political discussion. The two
Virginia Senator's. tho majority OF The
congressman. the Governor lieutenant
hers of tic General Assembly and OF the
State Democratic Committee. and hun
dreds of men OF local prominence,
Socially. many Of the States most
noted beauties and many Of the women
known for their wit OF charm and man
rer and for their admiration OF horses
will assemble here The BOXES hr2mh
with lovely women VOL from this and oth,r
States. all sowned with elesa nee Ihe
scene will be we'll worth seeing. even
II there was no Horse Show,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
WON BOTH HAM
And WEEKLY MEDAL
Anderson Had His Shooting
Clothes on Shooters Go
to LynChburg.

Just a bakers dozen Of enthusiasts
tfuced the traps on the East End grounds
yesterday and spent pleasant evening,
smashing mud pellets. In addition to
tho regular shoot for the weekly medal
and the Hunter Arms Company medal,
there were three merchandise prizes, left
cut Of the regular programme OF the
East End tournament, and placed III the
first event yesterday on handicap
basis. $65a
First prize, a smlthneld ham, was tied
for by j. Anderson and v. tlechler OH a
perfect score with handicaps added. In
the shoot off, Anderson Won out Win
% to his credit i ]. ID
Second prize, box cigars, tied for by
Mr.. Johnson and w. McLelland, Mcl4el-
land winning out In the next event.
Third prize, tied for by Robinson and
Flippen, the latter remnrking as he step
ped to the score he would win out or
Shoot the end OFF his gun trying. He
made his word good by breaking y out
Of 20, a remarkably fine score.
Anderson was high gun, with Gs out OF
10, one OF the best, amateur scores, mace
on these grounds TINS season, winning
the weekly medal.
Mr. Y. IIechlcr won the Hunter Arms
Company medal. Flo seems to have "a
cinch on 1t, as lie has won 1t three times
during the season.
East End will send a strong delegation
To Lynchburg to contest for the flve-man
team trophy donated by the Virginia Trap
Shooters Association. rho team VIII be
composed Of the following shootcrs: An
derson, Hillsman, Brown. Martin and NC
LELAND. They have promised to make a
good showing.
The delegation. leaving over the Chesa-
pcnke and Ohio this morning, will be some
800 odd shooters. They VIII be Joined
at the depot by the following shooters
from Newport News. Portsmouth: +, j..
gallagher, Agaleskl and T.. r; Stenrnes.
| Twenty-Five targets In eachseve'lt, scores
MS follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
The LYNCHBURG
HORSE SHOW.
The Marine Band Will Fur
nish the Music Com
merCial Banquet.
Especial 10 Tho Times .Dispatch,)

q Especial 10 Iho lines Dlspatch')
LYNCHRURC, VA, Sept. 6,--rhe boxes
for the second annual exhibition Of the
iLynchhurg Horse Show Association, to be
held In this city or Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. October It'll.
St!l, 9th and 10th next were placed on
sale "Wednesday morning last mt y O'CLOCK:
All night long Tuesday night u line Or
negroes stood IN front or the ,secretary's
OFFICE with applications for boxes, and
within forty-hvc minutes after the box
sheet had been opened forty-tWo had .becn
taken. Since that time nearly all or the
rcmuiping ones have been sold. and It
looks now as though boxes for tho show
would be MT q considerable premium be-
fore tho opening night.
,rhc Management OF the Horse show As-
ISOLATION has arranged With the Marine
hand TO furnish music for the occasion,
provided the consent of the commandment
Of the Marine Corps eXcuslng the men
from duty can be secured. AS the matter
az securing this consent Is III the hands
of Major Daniel, who Is now In Wash.
ingtun. II Is practically assured that
Eyynchburgers and their guests VIII have
the pleasure OF hearing America's great
est musical organization at the iorse
SHOW, I,
mcrcial Travellers VIII give q banaueS
during Horse show week 10 the nor,
Chants in their territory Tho members
teresl OF the show, and tho iHdlnall ons
arc that the combined efforts of tho tray
cling mon and tile Horse Show Assocla-
tionf Will bring to Lynchhurg during !h ,e
week az October 7thfto 10Th one. OF le
largest crowds lii the history OF the CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Tournament Of National. Rifle
81 Association. @
REVOLVER TEAM ;: M. MATCH Y 7 i
New York i ear, Wins First Price on.
test for Hazard Trophy Was Not
Concluded Because Of Burst.
ing Of a Storm.
fl,v. Associated Press.l

SEA GiRr, ~, September 5,-The
tournament Of tho National Rifle Assocln>
itlon OF America, tho New Jersey STATE
Rifle Association and tho United Stltcs
Revolver Association, vas continued To-
day. but bad weather conditions seriously
interfered with tho shooting. ~
N tho skirmlsl team match tho conf
pctitors included representatives of tho
United States Marine Corps, two lcnmsi
the First Vermont Regiment; First New
Jersey, Fourth Now Jersey, Second pehh-
sylynnia tho Pennsylvania Squadron
Twelth New York, Seventh New YORK.
Second District Of Columbia, First Dis-e
trict OF Columbia, the Fifth MarSlahu.
At noon a severe storm broke over me
butts. at which time only, the Firth
Maryland, the two District Of Columbia.
tn etwo Marine Corps, and the Two rev
Jersey teams had mado their skirinlsm
runs. Tho match was postponed uht'i
Monday. 49,,
A protest was entered by the Marine
Corps TEAM captaincd ny Leulenan.
Hoicornb. Flo claimed that his team hao
not beN> given the full time aii2%an l,.
because the buglo had sounded the SIG
nal for the starting Of the run OF MS
team ahead Of time. The protest was sus-
tanned. and Lieutenant tlolcomb's team
lis to be permitted to try again.
5sThe first prizo in the skIrmish team
match Is the Hazard trophy. valued q {
s25S,
The event Of interest In the afternoon
was the revolver match, In which teams
OF five men each competed. inc iirst
prize included trophy medal TO
each member Of the team, and 100 IN
cash. The team representing Squadron =,
of Now York, finished first with tota'
OF $40 out Of a possible 1900, The second
prtze was won by Battery a. Massa,
chusctts, with total OF S4e the thilfi
prize by the Third Battalion District or
Columbia, with total Of SCI, and the
fourth prize BY the First Troop, Phllad ce!,
phlag city Cavalry, with total Of w.
TROOP A, New Jersey, entered the match
but withdrew before Its conclusion. j,
AS a result OF tho test made to-day WIZ.
the hyposcope, an extra match mas pesn
added to the programme. 1t 10 termed inc .s
Hyposcope match, and the conditions G.
for six shots at 300 yards magazine
! fire.
The programme for Monday calls for
firing in the company team match, the
Leech cup and the wind up OF the skir-
,nish team match.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
RACE RESULTS AT s 4.
HARLEM TRACK.
l.fRy Associatcd Prcs

VI tBy Associated Prcss.)
M CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept 5.-Results at
/ First race--sx furongs--vestry e to ~
first, First Attempt a to y second, Sardne
90 TO ~ third. Timo 1:l4 40.
AZ Second race--slX furongs-A. p. Gibson
/ e. to y first, Jack Ratin g to y second
stenlwlnder q to y third. Time, lisSo
. Third race--Junlor Handicap. six fur-
longs-Don Domo az to y first. Prince
silver Wings e to y second Patsy Brown
GO to, y third. Time. ia; \.
L Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
mlles-Hragg III to 81 first, Fonsoluca Is
to y second, Gallant z tod third. Time
/ AZ 2-5. =,
first, BY Ways "a to y second, Collonadc
c. to p third, Time. l:40. -
.sixth-race- flrlongs.-B ga W nsal
Mayor JOHNSON 4 to y third. / Time,
1 :13 3-5.
Our Bessie Is to y first. Floyd *. (even)
second, Kunja Is to y third. Time, 2:07'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
SCHOONER SUNK
IN DENSE FOG.
Colllded with German Freight
Steamer and Went to Bot
tom-CreW Rescued.
lRY AaaocIated Prexs.l

NEW YORK. September 5'-The Ger-
man freight steamer schocnfels, Captain
uroet, which arrived this evening from
Calcutta, Via Boston, colided with ana
sunk The nve-masted schooner Jennie
Dubois, OF west Mystic, Conn" Captain
snead, bound from Phlladelphla Tor pos
ton, Win, cargo Of $500 tons .of eoa Y,
The collision occurred at z o'clock thls
morning, seven niles southeast OF BLOCK
Island. during d dense fog, the steamer
strI,,lmr Sthe schooner amIdships With such
force that she sank Within Aye minutes,
s,i To- in rescuing the entire crew OF
eleven men. One Of tho schooners crew
had his leg broken during the collision, !. !.
statement regarding the collision. The
Jennie r. Dubois registered 1882 tons, !
and was built at West Mystic, Conn, IN
1902,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Giants ~, Little Richmonds 2.

The Giants and Little Ilchmonds played
g fast game yesterday III which the Lit.
rho features a' Of the the game were the play:
Ing Of O'Neil at short. for tho R!ch-
monds and the thrce-base hi. OF, Mere
dith for the Same team also the batting
Of Sales, 1Tillkerson, 1mnlkins for the
Score. r. II. u.
Little Richmond. 600 90 o. 3 vs. q ;
Giants 5,............ 003 81 % 1--12a 10 N
Batteries: TAtte MISUNDERSTANDING
and Poh. sGIants--Wilkerson and Lum-
kns Ulnpires, Thorpe and FRANKIE. s#5ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Monre 8. White Ducks 2.

The Monroes and White Ducks played
ono Of the prettiest twelve inning games
Hill Park yesterday. resulting IN vic
tory for Monroe by a score Of 3 TO q p
Score By innings: ! 4 go "a q o. y;
White Ducks 80. o 0 00O01 90 / 2
Batteries: Monroe-Rees and Pugh;
White Ducks--Blount and Cottrell, The
feature of the game was the me p,tch.
was 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
The Swans Defeated.

The White Swans were defeated by the
Nlanchesters In q one-sided game, the
feature of Which was tho heavy batting
work OF the Manchesters.
White swans 49,. oo1o1oo0o % I
Manchester ..,.... 0 02O % IL
Batteries: Pear1nan and Wilcox. for
Manchester: Illky and Ram es, for White
Swans, Umpire, Mr.. Kerley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Rristol Gun Club.

Especial TO The Times-pjspa tch.)
BRISTOL, VA, Sept. 7,--Ihe brlsto!
Gun Club will send a team c0mposcd OF
to participate in tic Virginia State
gun club tournament there, which VIII be
q feature of the Labor Day programme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
G.li Medal Contest.

(spccial to The Times D!spaf cha
WASllINCirON, VA. Sept, p Onuer
medal me- contest was held in tho, Methodist
Episcopal Church Friday MISS GLADYS
Miller. daughter Of Mr.. II. ], Miller shcr-
lff OF Rappahannock county won me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Tho,,phtit Was Proyidence.

(Spcclnl 70 THE DIspatchJ I,
4 f,t1TERs BUR q, VA, Sept. 5..-Doc 81
con, convicted on the charge q ntten ,tu
II, Is again safe in Jail lii this city: Bacon
said sal this morning that hls feet were ire
being shnct,ed when tho telegram, came rap
granting him further respite ;1a Ihe hy .nu,
sung md the condemned man. had been
shown his collln He. firmly believes that
Providence iflterposcd. gt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
OFF FOR NEW YORK
Richmon Party Booked With o. o. for
Next Friday.

Next frlday.
Quite number OF Richmond people
have been booked with the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company for New lork
on next Friday. Sept, nth, The party
will board tho elegent new steamer Mon
roe" of the Old Dominion Lane ut Nor
folk. The Monroe Is not only one OF
tho largest, but one Of the fastest steam
ers doing the coastwlse business, sle
would make many ocean liners look
small.
Mr.. George NJ. wyatt, OF tho Richmond
office OF the company, who has had 80
much experience I'm conducting excursion
parties, viii accompany the Virginia dele
gallon upon their raid on New YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
ALLEGED Theft.

Irving Bowlcs (colored Was arrested
watch valued at $50 belonging to. Mr.
Percy Montague. Detective Gibson made
the arrest. and the case Is DcileVed TO
have been ono of hOusebrehklng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Results at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 4.-Resluts at
Gentleman's Driving Park;
2:M pace1,rhe Sentinel won; Crystal
Bell. second; Puzela, third. Best time,
2:l5 1-2
Chief, second; Linda Eele. third, Best
s:ls trot. or pace-Leo q. won; Taurn,
s,>cond; Walter s., third. Best time,
5:l5 Ia s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Surgical Operation.

fSpcclpl 10 Tho Times plspatch'l.
sTAUNT0N, Va, Sept, ,-Dr !, J. s lsle
tbis tnprninr ut the Kings pauehteT's
Hospital, upon A1r. e, p, Hamsbursgnr,
81 Fort Republic for diseased rib, The
patlent Is said TO be doing very We1l'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
ALBEMARLE CLUB
A Feast and Shoot Arranged for Labo-
Day.

rhe Albemarc Gun Club is preparing
n ,eost for Its members and friends TO-
=, m o lr rhe members and friends TO-
Brunswick stew. made on the groM naas
by its members. y watermelon fea ,i,5
thoV look after the inner man, but At
O'clock q shoot will be held: En Gu
member participating VIII shoot d9o times IN
Mr. Eddie Lnndrum wrested tho .Eold
medal donated by the Hunter Arms Com
nnny from the president, Mr.. THOMPSON
Breaking nineteen pigeons out OF twenty
M Mr. Calvin Farmer was high gun. on
Yesterday. with sixteen, and Mr., Cullton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
sub,ect,. ana has acted With the most
cure throughout the case. rs 4,
Doc BAcoN's CRIME

That 81 Wtich Hci Accused Is At
tempted Criminal Assault.
In The Times nisptacii yesterday loo
murderer Az a matter Of fact the crime
WITH whicl, the negro Is charged Is at
tempted criminal assault .....,,..
Andrew Irincli. his alleged acco,mpl,cee.
lows, but made A. contradictory state
r1ent not calculated to help Bacon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
West Point, a; Quinton. 8,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
WEST POINT. VA, Sept. IAN OK,
Point yesterday between West Point and
Oulnton.R 1t took ten innings to settle
the gamo The features OF. the game was
the pitching Of Brooks for the home team.
cry: also the batting of Hayes and
Brooks for the home team, X, :,
west est Point =. % oo11ooo11-4 s
ouinton OO0Oi0100 0-3 0 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Gwt,, cl''tyy league. \

Tie divers met defeat at the hands
Of tho Pontacs.
Stout. Of tic divers, put up nice n'co
galne n center tlrcld.. ,,.,,, ,.nao
.. Clyan and Wllkerson notn inaue
Score |: .5Ss77'k N9. K. II. p.
divers ...u,,,,,.,,o 2 023 u II 9
Pontlacs s.....,.3 81 001 80 II
!, Bint,tearies l'ontacs zen ana ana
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STARS.
T Sw"ansboro defeated the Nortnslde stars
~ tllo first game at Brond-Stneot EARS ,S
yesterday afternoon BY the s ,Y,.3 81 y
was tho feature of the game. !, 4.
Northslde stars .1o2I3t21o-ll44 = 6
Swansbbro Gi.,....21O72l12 III IL 8
Batteries. Northsidc stars-FitzEerald,
3rantlev and Moscoe: SWansbofo-Jones
Garlic and Hubund. 1,
The Olypmiqs wero defeat tod In the last
game yesterday afternoon at Broad Street
Park by the Weyanokes. The score stood
:, to Z Mt tho end OF tho NINTH inning.
Hogaf pitched great ball for the Weya-
nokes. The Olympus We're unable 70
score Until the last inning. Cnsley ba tied
OUT four hits for his team !,
y MEANINGLESS e,.s s......osl32229oSSoooo-sl2 :
Batteries: Weyanokcs--Hogan and Ba-
shell Olyrnpias- and McLevy.
The games at Broad-Street Park next
Saturday will he played by the Weya-
nokcs and divers at 2:30; Pontacs and
Swansboro Mt 1870.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
MIR, Lee 10 Preach.

Rev. H. B. Lee. Of charlottesville, will
preach 3, Holy Trinity Church to-day
morning and evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

AT Chlcago Chicago closed the seasons
tho visitors twice. hi
First Game 3g
Score: II. II, r.
St Iaui, $685.
Batteries: Wicker and Killing; Brown and
O'Neil. Time. :3S. Umpire, Emslie.
Second Game 5l{@n !, /.
"a. Score: XIX y. ~ J. !. ~ ~;
ST. Louis ,....,.... 0 0 0 oo1so-4 T. 2
Batteries: Lundgren and King 1n .Mcr,n ar
land and O'Nell. Time. ] 49, Umpire
Emsle. Attendance, o,0Oo
Atl Plttsburg: Tho see-saw nature J, Ct
the game, the result Of Winham's Wild
ness and errors. kept up the excitement
and interest from the first inning to the
Score: K. r.: ~;
cincinnah ...,..... 0 o20 Q o,-e : \ s
Batteries; Winham. Doheny and smith;
Hnlln and Peitz.s Time 2:2o. Umpire,
tombstone. Attendance, BOZ,
AT Boston,: To-day's proposed double
header was stopped Z at the end OF the
sixth inning Of the first. game on account
OF rain, with the score q tie.,AI5r. :,
81 Score 'sa X. n; y: !,
PHILADELPHIA ,..........sl y 80 - q
& Batteries: Carnte and Moran: ERASER
and Roth. Time. 1916 !lmplres, Quay
and Moran" Attendance, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Brooklyn: New York defeated Brook
Ign In to-dav's game. which was called on
account Of rain, when the local team mad IA
one man out In tho latter hair or the
six til Inning, 40 that tho score reverted
to tho completed five in,ings =,
Score: X. II. y.
New Y oyk ......"......l 90! V-a
Batteres Matthewson and Warner;
Reldy and Ritter. Umpire. Hurst. Time,
l. :16. Attendance, 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

DR., MoseleY at Home,
Dr. p. j. loseley has returned from
his vacation, and will resume his prac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

Scheduled for. Monday
Detroit at1 st. Louis.
Washington at philadelphia, 81
Boston at New York,
Chicago at Cleveland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

mr.. WalthaIl Leaves,
Mr.. r. b. walthall left last night for
Western Moth Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
AN ERlCAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

Scores Yesterday.
New York TO- Washington 8.
Boston S.mPhlladelph!n /.
Chicago 2, Cleveland !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
JEFFERSON r1EnORIAL

Mr.. r. Q, kasey Selected TO Receive y!ei>N,s
Subscriptions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

Where, They Play To-Day,
Detroit at st. Louis. @
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-03-18
Detective Wanted.

There ls well grounded rumor
afoat that on Wednesday night of last
week barrel well laden with glass
goods and other goods" got to rolling
from Its hiding place and so far as the
public and the owner know it is still
rolling. The quantity is 1876 half-pint
bottles all ready for the consumer.
Various parties are suspected Of be-
ing 1.-THE man behind barrel'' but the
only ones we haYe heard accused are
j. G. Davis, Gene Youmans, Dick
Cant. Bnrd Lacy and Pete, the Grand
Hotel porter.
A detective will probably be import
ed and if he ever strikes the trail of
the bar' he will surely scent it down.
It's not so hard to sustain loss when
you have the priyilege-the God given
American right-of bowling. But just
think of the torture of enduring it when
you must keep muml
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-03-18

Rev. w. j. Weber lectured to an ap.
preciative audience at the N. E. Church
Monday night. Illustrating and explain.
ing with the aid of stereopticon views,
the world wide famous book, In His
Steps," written by Rev. Charles M.
Sheldon, the renowned evangelist who
a few years ago undertook the manage.
ment OF and successfully publ shed the
Topeka Capital one week as in his orin-
ION Jesus would. Unfortunately, 9th.
er business prevented our attending
this high class entertainment but those
who were fortunate enough to be there
speak very highly oft. Rev. Weber is a
thorough scholar and ready and able
speaker, capable of making his PROPOSE.
tions clear and readily understood. We
are glad to know that his lecture meets
with public approval wherever it is Civ
en-.