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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

On ne saurait conseiler aux femmes qui soufrent, trp de pru-
dence, ue surveillance trop scrupuleuse dams lie choix des remedies,
qua certaines epoques enes sot presque invariablement appe4es a
prendre, ct dams les traHements quill leur fault suivre pour rGgulanser
lie tonctionnement de Iorganisme ct pour traverser les periodes cmti-
ques de la jeunesse ct de Page MIR.
Ue medication spectacle est presque indispensable pour surmonter
les talblesses ql survlennent dams ces circumstances ct en- tout cas-, ellie
est CONSIGNMENT utle pour facliter Iceuvre de la nature e. lui enlever
toute action penibe pour la femme.
Cest lie moment de choisir a bon esGent ct de fapper a la bonnie
porte. Nous avons deia, a puseurs reprises, expose les vertus medical
les ct les efets merveilleux des PILULES ROUGES de la COMPA-
GNIE CHIMIQUE FRANC O-AMERICAINE
Nous avons indiqu6 les grands avantages qu'ofhe lie systemic de
consultations gratuites organise par la compagnie ct permettant aux
femmesm alades de profter des conseIs des MGdecins SPECIALISTS &clai-
res qui peuvent les insrume sur la nature de leur maladie, surle traite-
ment a suvre, sur lie mode dutiGsation de ces fameuses PILULES
ROUGES don't pefet est merveil]eux pour les femmes fables ct deli
Gates.
Et surtout, nous avons cite dGa, par miliers, les t6moignages des
maades qui avaient etc queries ct qui proclamaient les ehets prodi-
gieux de ce preceux remede.
On a pu appr6cer, par lie ton meme de ces nombreuses lettres, ce
quelles avaient de sincere, de spontan&, de cordial, de %path6tique.
Cenes qui ont &cnt cs letres sont des femmes qi ont soufert,
qui ont subj la torture des maladies de leur sexe, qui Sc sont vues a
deux dogts ds operations les plus douloureuses, qui ont pu apercevor
r@element brandt devant Giles lie bIour du chirurgen, lie scalpel de
rop&rateur, mails qui ont %6cbappGa Get atroce cauchemar parce qu'un
jour leur bonnie etole a fMt tomber sous leurs yeux lie nom ct ladresse
ds Medecins SPECIALISTS de la Gle Chimique Franco-Am6ricaine. Files
ont cru ct Giles ont etc queries. Files sont sortes de Possession de
Pacer et, doucement, tranqui0ement, par degr33 grace a Influence ct a
Faction bienfaisante DIES Pilules Rouges, Giles ont WI s6carter la dou-
leur, revenir la force, la jGe, la tranquilite.
On ne dot done pas s'etonner 81 leurs lettres, 81 leurs certfcats
respirent Get enthousasme, Get elan %d6bordant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11
Les PILUlES ROUGES
de la Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco Americana
sOnt en- Vente a la Phar-
maCie
AU N

LIE joli theatre Lyceum attire
une foule considerable cette Sc
maine par la representation de la
piece "The Sporting Duchess"
qui est I'm vrai success. La semaine
prochaine la Troupe Ferris pro-
met une piece qui sera recue avec
enthousiasme par les habitu6s de
CO theatre. Cette troupe rendra la
jolie piece guerrero intitul6e
"The Charity Ball.. LIE success
que la Troupe Ferris obtient de
en- semaine nous fat pre-
voir une m~agni6que representa-
ton. Les scenes, les costumes, les
d6cors, tout ce qui sen rapporte,
seront rendus avec la plus grande
precision.
Priz Is, rs ct SOC. c.
Matin6es: Mardi, Jeudl, ct Sa-s
di: 10 ct 25c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

Nine Frank Thlbault part au-
jourd'hui pour une vill6giature q
Paynesville, Mimi, chez NM. ct
Mines Achille ct Noise Pelletier
ct plusieurs anciennes amles qu'elle
frequentait lorsqu'elle r6sidait
dams ces parages il y a une trertai-
ne dances.
Nine Thibault compile passer
la plus grande partie de son temps
a la chasse, ce qu'elle ma plus es-
sage depuis Is ans.
Bon amusement a Nine Thl'
bault.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11
AU BlJoU

1.-THE Price of Honor, tel est
lie titre de la piece qui sera rendue
au Bijou la semaine prochaine. Ce
m6lodrame attire te plus grand in
t6ret ct promet une bonnie soir6e q
ceux qui y a%ssisteront la semaine
pro haine. La troupe qui la re-
pr6sentt Sc compose d'artlstes des
mieux dou6s lesquels ont obtenu
jusqu'ici le plus grand success: Les
costumes ct les d6cords ne laissent
rien a d6sirer ct aident grande-
ment au success de cette belle pie
CO. Ne manquez pas d'aller au BIZ
jou la semaine prochalne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11
AVIS

La central Provision Co, don't
NJ. Nap. Latourelle est Fun des
propri6taires, annonce que DIES q
present ellie aura en- vente tous les
vendredis lie mellleur boudln don't
lis font une specialize. Vous pour
rez toujours trouver chez eux la
m~eilleure viande fra1che, lard en-
fum6 ct jambon de premiere qua
lite. lis sollicitent particuliere-
ment la clientele fran
caise qu'ils serviront avec la plus
grande attention.
POS Central Ave. Tel. n. w.
East 80 L. 2.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11
NECROLOGIE

La mort touJours impitoyable ne
cesse d'ex6cuter fd4lement lordre
formed dome par Dieu. Ellie
frappe a droite ct a gauche sans
mesurer la port6e de ses coups nj
la profondeur des pleasures qu'el-
le cause aux parents ct amis de ga
victime. La derniere famille ca.
nadienne -francaise attelnte PAL
cette faucheusse Unsuitable est eel
le de notre compatriote M. D.. x
Marsolais de cette vile. Jeudi der
nier q $50 du matin, Nine We
Joseph Marsolais nee Divine Du-
buque, mere de M. D. X. Marso-
lsis expirait a la residence de CO
dernler, apr4s une maladie de plu-
sieurs semaines s%oufferte avec resi-
gnation chr6tienne ct munie DIES
sacrements de pEglise. Nine Mar
solais naqult dams la province de
Quebec ct 6tait ag6e de pres de 60
ans. Ellie vint demeurer q Oss6o
en- 1856, ct 6pousa M. Jos. Marsc-
lais en- 1859, qui la pr6c6da de 4
ann6es dams la tombe. De cette
union naquit Is enfants don't IL
vivants: Nine Jos Saucier d'Oss6o,
Nine Jos. Couture de Corcoran,
David x, Isa1e, Emery ct F5lix
de cette Vile, Joseph d'Oss6o, Cy-
rifle de Vancouver G. A. Ellie,
Alex, Louis ct Isidore de l'Etat du
Washington. Ce dernler apprenant
la grave maladie de sa mere vint
imm6diaiement a Minneapolis.
Nine Dubuque, mere de Nine
Marsolais, 6tait a son chevet lors-
qu'elle rendit lie dernier soupir ct
bien qu'elle soft ag6e de SO ans
ellie veilla aupr6s de sa file du-
rant plusieurs NUTS luttant vaine-
ment contre la mort qui venait re-
clamer sa victime. La famille Mar
solais est Pune DIES plus vieilles
ct DIES plus respect6es de notre CO.
Ionic canadienne -franeaise da Min
nesota, ct ellie compile I'm grand
nombre d'amis qui sympatise
avec ellie dams son malheur>
Les obseques ont Gu lieu same
matin q Oss6o. Un service fu-
a etc chant6 q Oss6o ct ses
restes mcrtels ont 6t6,d6pos6s dams
lie cimeti6re de CO Village a cote
de son 6poux. Les fr6res Rainvil-
le avaient charge DIES fun6railles.
Les porteurs 6talent: Pascal Pot
vim, o. Laferriere, Louis Bolduc
ct Geo Frenette de cette vile ct
Potvin ct Louis Norman
din d'Oss6o.
L'EcHo DE L'oUEsT prize la IA
mile Marsolais de bien vouloir &C.
cepter Repression de ses condol6-
.nces les plus wives dams la dou-
leur que lui cause la perte de CO
membre bien-aim6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

Nine Telesphore Dusseault de
Chippewa Falls 6tait q Mlnneapo-
lis la semaine derniere IN visite
chez son fills Albert Dusseault,
Nine Dusseault r6sidait encore il
va quelques mois a Minneapolis
ct faisait partie DIES Danes Ste
Anne. Ellie 6tait, CONNIE les autres
membres de cette societe a la COM
munion mensuelle qui a Gu lieu q
lEglise Ste Anne vendredi der
nier.
Une petite reunion a etc orga-
nisee en- son honneur jeudi de la
semaine derniere a la residence de
Nine Henri Tuscany ct l'apr6s-mi-
di Sc passa au jeu de cartes. Les
prix furent gagp6s par Nine James
Kerts IN Ter prix; Nine 7. Dus-
seault 2e prix; Nine A. Dussault
cut lie prix encouragement.
Des Embellishments furent
servis u nombreuses danes pre-
sentes, durant l'apres-midi. SEES
anciennes amiee ont etc charmees
de la revoir.
Ellie est retourn6e a Chippewa
Falls iund1 dernler.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

La cour Nicollet donnera, mar
di proclaim, le Is courant, une SOL
rec musicale. Un Coulter sera servi.
LIE public Canadien-francais est
invite q y ASST ster. L admission est
gratuite ct on promet I'm "bon
temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11
ON Observation-Disclosures person.

on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS person.
nesde c%araetere ct de b onne reputation
dams chaque Etat June de ce comte) pour
representer ct annoncer une ancienne
maison de commerce ricbe tres prospe-
re. Salaire $21 par semaine depenses
pay6ps tous les m%ercIedls par le bureau
principal Cheval ct voiture fournis en-
cas- de- nGcessit6. Reference. Envoyez
une envelope avec votre adresse, Colo
NAL, 1892 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

M. j. B. Robidoux, de la Seine
ave N. b., a perdu un jeune fills
la semaine derniere qui a succom-
be a la dypth6rie apr6s une tres
courte maladie.
Deux autres enfants de M. Robi-
doux sont atteints de la meme ma
ladie ct on GRANT une issue fatale.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu SOUS la
direction de RainviIle Fr4res.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

On Demande une bonne de
langue franchise. Une native de
Paris GU des environs %pr6f6r6e. II
nest pas n6cessaire de parler Pan
glais. S'adresser au No 2l5 Cliff
ton Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

Tn jeune Universitalre desire
raft louer uue chambre garnie du
cote Sud-E Est chez une famille de
langue FRANCHISE pour s'habituer a
la Iangue. S'adresser q l'EcHo DE
L'OUEsT 3O5 Central ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

Nj. Geo. E. Forth, r6dacteu r de
PECHO DE l'oUFsT est revenu ven-
dredi dernier de la convention de
III. S. G. F. qui a gu lieu a Mar
quette, Mich. la semaine dernlere
ct Oh il a assist6 CONNIE d6l6gu6
de la presse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11
Grho de l'@nesf
MINNEAPOLIS, lM1NN., IL Sept %

Mile j. Heiser de Albert Lea,
Mile Theriau de Chippewa Falls,
Mines Gauthier ct Messenger de
Lindstrom ct Nine M. O'Brien de
Duluth 6taient a Minneapolis en-
visite la semaine derniere les hotes
de Mines N. Pariseau ct j. A. Co.
rignan.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

Un grand bal sera dome par la
Cour L'Etoile du Nord a la Sale
Kraft, 2O27 Washington Az. N. le
81 courant. Tous les Canadiens ct
Condolences sont cordialement in
vites.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-09-11

La prochaine s6ance du Cercle
Ste Anne aura lieu q la residence
du DR. Lapierre, 3l4 University
Ave n. E., lie IA septembre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
MAJOR DELMAR DID
NOT LOWER RECORD
NV Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 3,-rhe meeting
at Oakley Park. the last OF the grand
Delmar's attempt to lower the worlds
1rottine record of eco was the feature Of
iering OF the card. The great geding,
however. failed to come up TO his re-
cord, 40
first eighth pole in fifteen seconds looked
good. The quarter was made in 80 IA
and the half In % ga.
Around the far turn and TO the three
quarters in 1880 -, the gelding began
stopping. Turning into the stretch, the
wind hit him full IN the face and he
began backing up. He got to the wire
The Clifton purse, $1,000, 200 pace, four
heats on Frlday-Baron Rogers won third.
fourth and fifth heats and race, Joe
Pointer, second; Trilby, direct, third I;
Joelisco won first and second heats. bur
was distanced in the last heat Best
time, 2:0s IL.
won in two straight heats. Oracle Keller
second; Pat Ford, third, Best time
l'o 9:1s d pace. purse sl,ooo--John NJ. won in
two straight heats; Dolly Carr, second;
Czar!na, third Best time, 2o9 IA,
els trot, purse $l,O00-GreY Gem won IN
two straight heats; Oracle Keller. second
Bonner laird. Best Tune, w Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
LAFFERTY WINS
HOT SPRINGS CUP
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch

(SpeCl2. 20 uS 1!NieS-ASAoPS1SSAt'|
HOT SPRINGS. VA. October s.
George c. La1erty, of the Chevy Chase
Club, Washington, won the club cup here
10 day in the annual golf tournament by
defeating Frank W Sanger. OF the Gar
den City Club, five up and four to play
over thirty-six holes.
The weather was delightful. and the
players had a large gallery" Dir. San
ger as runner up, also received hand
some cup.
He played steady uphill game, and
although ne made hard fight. Mr.. Laf-
ferry played just a little better.
In the consolation class. a. Cunning
ham, OF the Cincinnati Golf Club de-
feated ]. H. Seaman, of the Dyke Meadow
Club, five up and three to play. The
match was close and exciting.
There were about forty entries for the
handicap. which was won by Mr.. w.
w. Burton, of the Ekwanok Club. His
score was: S2-5-71; he tied with George
II. ingalls,, of Cincinnati, who had score
of. s2-6-77. but in the play off, Mr.
Burton Won
A few Of the other scores were: lay
ingalls,, Harvard, S2-0s2; G. S. Allen, Gin
clnnati. S6-s-7s; Daniel Bacon Garden
CITY, S9-6-s3: +. Lee Denny, Chevy Chase.
eo-lo-sO: Jamce r. Taller. Garden City
SS-1-Sl. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04

CHARGE she said, of an innrmary at spar a.,
fanl,nfg. and n,irsed Captain hsphae' -
siiott, M, uncle Of n. @. Gonzales.
Mr.. Gonzales. she said, visited ms ui,eis y
hi the irtirmary there, and when asker ~
sho had heard Mr.. Gonzales make any
reference to Mr. T'illman In ms CONF ,,a.,
sations with Captain Elliott, she repiieu
81 The affirmative. on her direct eSam''
na,ior the witness made this statement
..Mr. Gonzales asked me II l cohsiot
cred Colonel Tillnan Brave man.
told him certainly did. He said ne dia
,,ot: that he had made Mr. Tillman snow
The white feather twice; that Goios,ei
Tillnan had challenged him TO two DUES,
which he did not acknowledge. and ina.
Colonel 1'iflman had no more resen,ne
;han to come to him in the hotel lopnS
and offer him a cigar, which he deciihsu.
.sWas 1t on one or more occasions ti'al
Won heard him speak of Mr.. Illlman IN
this derogatory manner" counsei asked.
..on several occasions the few days ne
was In the hospital" replied the witness
She said she had known Lieutenant
Governor 1'illman's family all her ne
and that the families are connected by
marriage Miss Roper said she had never
heard Tilman make any threats against
Gonzales,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
The Bride Wore a Travelling Costume
and Was Unattended-She is Only
Eighteen Years of Age and Her
Husband is Thir,y-two.
(By Associated Press.)

LINCOLN, NEB., Oct. s.-The marriage
OF Miss Ruth Bard Bryan and William
Homer Leavitt of Newport. r. l., was
solemnized at S O'CLOCK so-night at Fair
view. the country home of William Jen-
nings Bryan. Tho chancellor of the
Nebraska Wesleyan University. DR.. Hunt
!ngton, an old time friend of the Bryan
family was the officiating clergyman
The wedding was extremely unostenta-
tious and was attended by about one
hundred and twenty-five young people
of Lincoln and the more intimate friends
of the Bryan family. The only relative
Of the groom present was Mrs. A. l..
I.eavitt of Newport r. l. Miss Bryan
wore a travelling costume and was unat-
tended.
Miss Bryan is tall and handsome. q
young lady of many charms and OF sunny
disposition. Although but eighteen years
of age, she has already displayed an
unusual literary ability. Her HUSBAND.
who is fourteen years her senior. is an
artist. Mr.. Leavitt first met Miss Bryan
When he came TO Lincoln several months
ago 10 paint portrait of Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt left Immediately
after the ceremony for st. Louis. where
they will visit friends. They will travel
for a time in tho cast and wlll live In
Newport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
LAND OF GLOVER
IN STEEPLECHASE
lRu Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct s.-Land Of Clever
won the fifth champion steeplechlso Ut
$4,000 at Morris Park to-day. La.u -
Glover and his stable companion, M ,.,
ber We're equal faNorites win Lava"
Fully 10000 persons; probably, ,t the
largest crowd that has been seen az tol Nie
illuminate and Zinziber went out and
made the pace for about mile ! WIN IN
Lavator in third place Coming rnM,d 70 z Inc
ziber was still leading with Fu1mi latt,
second. On the far turn, The ka all
Cavalier went to the, front ana ioo iosi
i iln,p a" Here Here Land OF clover was Sent
10 oA the front, winning by five lengths, !.
Major Da!ngerfield. carrying l2o poun ,iis
won the Municipal Handicap, on one f ,,l,re
caurhrawaga. The son of Handspring
was favorIte in the betting and also made
new worlds II reeG 5 witch fSr the s one ese
n made ,ai bv Af fr at the Saratoga
track this year. Summary: ,,,.,
mile-Mamie Worth q to y first, Her,
y third. Time. 1:26.
haifNLand Of Glover %, to p first I'll. The
Ragger Cavalier 6 r to y sc: second z'nS'-
Third race-the Nursery Handicap, the
Grenade a to y second. Divination Q5 to
y third. Time. 1:l0 IL.
Fourth race-selling. last five and one
half furlongs of the Eclipse course Yrs -
Monet d5 to y first, Emergency e. TO.
i second, Toi San g to y third. Time
Fifth rac>the Municipal Handicap,
mile and three-quarters. over the hill
Major Daingerfield e to y first Caugh-
nawage 90 to u second. Warranted GO 10
u third. Time. 2:57. ,o
The Fiddler GO to il first. Flara ls0 to
j second. Enue Is to y third. Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
TSHlRE
The WINNER
Secured the Winchester in
Yesterdays Shoot.
THE LAST OF THE SEASON
East End Club Winds Up for the Yea
but viii Shoot With the AibemarIe
Boys Next Saturday Az
ternoon,
THE LAST OF THE SEASON

Yesterday was not an ideal day for
clay target shooting, as tho dark. low
hanging clouds had q tendency to OBJ
scure the mud PIES, thereby making
them difficult to locate. However. some
of the boys made good scores especially
Is that true Of Anderson and Boudar. the
former winning the weekly medal. and
high gun for the evening making Il
run of 90 straight. while Mr.. Boudar
was a close second with Ga out of 10 to his
credit. Mr.. Harrison and Martin shot
well while Tllppen was not in his usual
good form
The ties for tho Winchester gun be-
tween Messrs. Cary, Cox, Boudar. John
son and Wiltshire were shot off, the lat.
ter winning out.
MIR. Cox shot an excellent gait and lost
out by missing his last two targets. Wilt
shire's win was popular one. as he
Is one of the leading members of the
club.
This shoot closes the season of the
East End Club, and as a whole has been
a very successful one. Tho five men
who represent the team of this club
can put up good scores and hold their
own in very fast company OF the trap
shooting fraternity.
There is ample proof of this from the
fact that in five contests for the Harris,
Flippen & Co.. medal, in large number
of contestants, the members who COM
pose the team, have. In each contest
individually won this medal, with the fol-
lowing scores: ]. A. Anderson won May
9Th, on ~ out of so; June list, by DR.. Hills.
man, IS out Of 80; won at third contest
by II. C. Boudar on 46 out Of so; won at
fourth contest by H. Brown, on 40 out OF
so. In the last contest won by F. j..
Fllppen, on 40 out Of 80.
This medal Is to be contested for next
Saturday on the grounds Of the Albemarlr
Gun Club. the winner to be the absolute
owner of It. The conditions under which
the medal was shot, have been changed
so none are now barred from entering
the contest on that day.
East End Club was honored yesterday
by the presence OF Mr.. Rider Walker.
editor and manager of the "Sportsmen's
Review" and by his affable ways made
many of the boys believe that life the
coming winter would be burden without
the "Review," and to have it would be
one '.grand, sweet song" so many took
the paper.
twenty-five targets in each event.
Scorea az follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
RESULTS OF RACES
ON HARLEM TRACK
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The -Dispatoh)
lem:
First race-tiye and half furlongs,-
Redan g to % first. Stem Winder e to
p second. Jake Greenburg no to y third,
Time, 1:07 rs.
Second race--five furlongs -Delagoa q
to - first, schwalbe g to y second, May
or johnson Gao to y third, Time, 100.
q to y first ], T, Mayberry az to i
second. Tokalon db to third. Time
l:2S.
Bessie as TO 81 first, Linguist q to 81
second, Byways % to % third, Time
l:oz 40.
{s rs ansE 1a wlecslonia 81 Cir g
many e to y third. Time, / 40 2-5.
Sixth race--mile and quarter-Rabunta
to y FIRST Iingal g 70 p second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
Richmond; University Of North Carolina

Richmond; University Of North Carolina
Us. Georgetown University, at Norfolk.
October 23d-Rancoph-Maco VS..
Hampden-s Sidney. at Hampden Sidney.
October 31st4university OF Virginia vs..
Virginia Military Institute, at Charlottes-
vile; University OF North Carolina va
University OF Kentucky, at Greensboro:
dampden- Sidney VS.. Richmond College.
At Norfolk.
November 7th-Universty OF North
Carolina VS.. Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
ute, at Norfolk; Virginia Military Insti-
ute VS.. st. Johns College OF Maryland,
ut Lexington. E
November 5th--Washington and Les
University VS.. st. Johns College of Mary
and at Lexington.
November 2d-Randolph- Macon College
70. fredericksburg. at Fredericksburg.
November lcth-Hampden-S Sidney Col
egc VS.. William and Mary College, at
Richmond.
November 0tf--Randolph-Ala College
Va. Columbian University, at Ashland.
November 14th-Unversity OF Virginia
IS. ST. Johns College. at Charlottesville;
University Of North Carolina vs. Glenn
zen College, at Chapel Hill.
VIRGINIA AND THE INDIANS.
II November 2lSt-UnlverSlty Oh virginia
vs. Carlisle Indian team. at Norfolk:
Richmond College VS.. Randolph Macon
College, at Richmond.
November 26th-universty of Virginia
rs. University of North Carolina. at
Richmond.
Several of the teams have open dates.
which will be filled before the season
las far advanced. For instance, Novem-
scr 7th is an open date at the University
II Virginia. and November 2lst an open
late with the University OF North Caro-
80 SUMMARY OF BIG GAMES.
AS will be seen from the schedule above.
Richmond Is to have games on October
18th, October Gath, November 10th. Mo-
ycmber 2lst and November 18th. The
great games among these are University
# Virginia VS.. Virginia Polytechnic In
stltute, on the oath OF October; the Uni
versity of Virginia ys. University Oh
North Carolina, on Thanksgiving Day.
Many will probably go from this city to
see tho University play the Carlisle In
dams at Norfolk on November 2lst, and
the acknowledgements game at Nor
folk on October 9th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
Plttsburg Takes Third Game from the
Boston Ann rlcans.
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. 3,-Plttsburg won
the third game of the worlds champif/-
shin series hero to-day by defeating the
Boston Americans, Philippi pitched an
other superb game for PIttsburg, hold
.ine tho Boston to four hits
Hughes started In to pitch for Boston.
hut was knocked out of the box IN tho
third inning. -Four Of plttsburg's seven
hits were made off his delivery Young.
who succeeded Hughes, was etIectlVe,
but his own errors helped PlttsbVrg to
score a run In the eighth inning Nv
Score: ~ -; "a
poston ..0o0100010-2 9.
neutrality-suspicious. and Phelps; Hu lirss
Young and Griger Tlmet lay, of1 * so1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
TWICE A WIDOW:
MARRIED FIRST LOVE
spec,al to The TImes-Dlspatch,

WINCHESTER VA, Oct, s,--with pa
tlence surprising Jacob Of old, who walt
ed seven years for Rachael, Mr.; Gin
to- a. sturglss. rich merchant Of Pitts
burg, Pa, to-day ended MS long sus.
~ ,s' youtR, Mrs. Alice Triplett.
Ills bride Is the daughter Of Peter ana
saiiie Dick, First she married ar, aos slta :
William iili Trlpiett, who, In turn, passed
aT Then it was that rich Mr. stgrrgis;s
f TantM f i,ps Years old and his bride Is
tthhiirtty-fiye, dashing, stunning and hand
some, 3