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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-03
PhlIIIes. 5: Athletics. 1.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. ITO
days game resulted:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia Natl 2 1 0 0 O-5 o
Philadelphia Am0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ii Z 2
Batteries, Sparks and Doom. Plank,
Finance and Powers; umpire, Smith,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-03
roo Wet at WInnIpeq.

Special to The Globe.
I WINNIPEG, Man.. Oct. Rain this
afternoon Cancelled the game between
Winnipeg and st. Paul. Both teams were
ready to play. There will be double
header tomorrow. Heavy rain fell tonight.
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Ford to pitch for saltwater.

Special to The Globe.
SALTWATER. Mimi, Oct 1.-The Jo-
seph Wolf Company baseball team of
Mimi, at Athletic park Sunday and Eu-
gene Ford, who pitched for Saltwater last
year and has been with the indianapolis
league team during the season, will be
in the box for the Volts.
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DORIS TEAM WINS TWO.
Takes Big End of Match Rolled With the
Mill SPRINGS Club

The Mill Springs and Doris teams of the
City league played a practice match game
on the Doris alleys last night. the Doris
team winning two of the three games.
Skorish and Fitzpatrick tied for high
score, with 210. and Skorish made the
high average of 191. The scores follow:
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After Twenty Rounds.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 2.-Tommy
Sullivan was given the decision over
Kid Berman tonight after twenty
rounds of fast fighting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-03

This afternoon at 2:45 Minnesota will
meet her first opponent from outside the
state. when Grinnell comes for her an
nual game. The Iowa college boys are
said to have a much heavier team than
they had last year and hope to give Min
nesota a hard time. They beat Coe by
double the score which the Iowa U made
against them, so they will be by no means
a snap for Minnesota.
The varsity will line up practically
the same team used in the Manchester
game as follows: Rogers, lie; Webster .
It; Warren. lg; Strathern C; Thorpe, rg;
Schacht, TT; Burdick. re; O'Brien, OBJ
Davies, III; Irsfield rh; Current. fb
The varsity was put through some harti
work last night. After about an hour of
secret practice the varsity was put on
the defensive most of the time and the
scrubs were instructed to yash the ball
over. This they could not do on straight
playing, but they had great assert
worked for good gains.
The scrub team, which Gilmore Dobie
Is directing, will be one of the leading
factors if Minnesota has a championship
team this year. The college team is
certainly quite strong and can give the
tice.
The report that the Wisconsin game
has been definitely scheduled to come or
at Milwaukee is not true. Manager
Barnard announces that the matter has
not yet been settled. 1t will
kind of team Coach Curtis can turn
out. If 1t seems to be a winner they
will want to go down to Milwaukee: If
not, they will prefer to remain at home
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-03
THE WORLD OF SPORT

I whyte. ....... Inside nome. $500. .ssdler
! Monkman. :. Field captain. Ashton
| Seller Umpire Mortimer
| Mcdonald -. Timekeeper. F. S. Rubridge
Referee, A A. Smith.
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GAME. FOR COPHERS
Minnesota Football Team to
Play GrinneII Today.
Games This Afternoon.

Games This Afternoon.
WEST.
Minnesota VS.. GrinneI at Northrop
field.
Chicago VS.. Indiana at Chicago.
Iowa VS.. State Normal at Iowa City.
Illinois VS.. Knox at Champaign.
Wisconsin Vs. Northwestern college, of
Naperville, at Madison.
Michigan VS.. Case school at Ann Arbor.
Northwestern VS.. Lombard at Evanston.
Nebraska VS.. South Dakota at Lincoln.
Franklin vs.. Purdue at Lafayette.
EAST.
Yale VS.. Vermont at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Maine at Cambridge.
Princeton VS.. Georgetown at Princeton.
Pennsylvania VS.. Lehigh at Philadel-
phia.
Cornell VS. Rochester at Ithaca.
West Point VS.. Tufts at West Point.
Columbia VS.. Union at New York.
Brown VS.. Wesleyan at Providence.
Carlisle VS.. Bucknell at WilIiamsport.
Dartmouth VS.. Holy Cross at Hanover,
N. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

struggle on her part and that OF her
surgeon and faithful nurses; Remembered
III the prayers OF devoted people In this
Diocese and elsewhere and surrounded
BY her family she passed into, lfc
shortly after the sunrise Of Thursday
Mrs Gibson was the Daughter Of the.
late A. IT. II. Stuart, Of staunton, Va.
She ia survived by two sons, Messfs
Stuart and Churchill Gibson. and by three
daughters, Misses Lucy, Frances and
Mary Gibson. Her two sisters arc Mrs.
Hunter McGui,,e, AZ this city, and Mrs.
Alexander Robertson, Of stnunton.
Mrs. Gibson was born Jantary goth,
1870, and was therefore nearly fifty
five years Of age. with her accomplish
t1ents and talents she has been moro
than a hclp-meet to her devoted husband
liz his high and holy duties. fl #
Gentle and loving, faithful and true IT,
al the relations Of life. she will be
greatly missed by large circle Of friends
and admirers. PSF
Her body was brought to Richmond
erom Baltimore last night for burial.
Tho funeral will take place at noon
tomorrow from Holy Trinity Church.
the Episcopal clergy Of the city acting
as pall.hcnrers and the interment will
be made In Hollywood
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The Grace She Said

Little Mary is q preachers daughter
ana would no more think OF eating with
out saying grace than&of going without
eating. The father OF her playmate, Liz.
zlc, is a different kind Of man, whose
expressions would hardly bear the cold
blocded revelations Of the types Yes.
terday Mary went over to play with LIZ.
zie, and they had q tea party. Lizzie
vas the father and Mary the mother, and
long row OF dolls made numerous
family.
..Now. you must ask Stthe blessing,
saG Mary,to Lizzie when they were decor
ously seated.
Whats a blessing" queried Lizzie.
e. why, it's what your father says be-
fore you all begin to eat?" Ok
''Must say that?' asked Lizzie.
''Y es, Of course a
"But how do I begin 2"
"oh. Lord" prompted Mary in the
most devotional tones.
Then Lizzie recollected. and the puz-
zled look vanished. Mary bowed her
head In the attitude Of prayer, but Liz
zie glared around the table and ejacu-
lated, ooh. Lord. Is this the kind Of a
supper to set before a hungry man! The
biscuits are all burned to thunder again,
and there isn't thing here fit to eat
And with this singular grace the meal
proceeded.
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lie BLAMES
COLOMBIA.
Minister From New Republic Of
Panama Makes Speech in
Philadelphia.
HER GREED AND TYRANNY 4. NM
These Causes, He Says, Of Revo-
lution Resulting in Birth Of
Panama Republic.
CBy Associated Press.)

4 PHILADELPHIA PA. Dec 17.-P.
Bunau. varllla, the minister from, Pam
ANA to the United States. delivered an
address at the regular meeting Of the
members OF tho American Academy Of
Political and Social Science In Griffith
Hail. this city, on "The Conditions Under
Which the New Republic Was Founded"
Mr.. Bunau-varlllu said that In 1901 tho
thon Colombian minister, Silvia warned
his government OF the probable secession
OF Panama. In case the canal question
should not receive a solution In harmony
with the ardent wishes of the 1sthmlans.
The speaker told Of his campaign In
fuvor Of the Panama route In 1901, and Of
the passage Of the spooner bill in 1902
Flo told OF how Or. Herrun was sent to
Washington BY Colombia to take the
place OF Mr.. Concha; OF the difficulty of
arriving at O suitable compensa ton to
Colombia, and then said:
IT wired to President Marroquln that I
was convinced that If he made an offer
OF s10DOo0OO cash and $3.50, 900 annuity It
could not but be accepted by tho United
States. DR.. Herran made, then, q prop
fixed, and It was readily accepted blythe
United States. The attitude OF President
Marroquln seemed to guarantee that no
understood the situation"
a The speaker said after the Colombian
Congress had b+.en elected, fearing some
treachery before Congress began It's task
In Bogota sent to President Marroquin
last telegram in which warned him Of
tho danger that would result for Colorl-
bia from any tentative amendments to
the Hay Herran treaty. After the re-,
lection Of the treaty he made supreme
attempt TO guard Colombia against her,
self, and made two Independent efforts
to protect her against the foolishness OF
her policy in the beginning of September.
Mr.. Bunau- Varilla denounced the greed
and tyranny OF the Bogota government
and declared Its course was one Of black
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SALES OF TOBACCO
ON LOCAL MARKET

Tobacco Is selling unusually well on the
local market and the prices are proving
much better than many dared to expect.
the farmers seem. as rule, to be very
agreeaby surprised. The sales yester-
day were in some respects notable for
what has generally been held up as a
dull season. At Crenshaw's Warehouse
the bidding was particularly good. Some
OF the farmers who sold and the prices
they recciied are as follows: ~
George a. Payne, OF Goochland. $3.50:
Julius Smith, Of Goochland, ss.A-s10. aver
,ngc OF 1912: George Smith, OF Goochiand,
ssS.@5 and sl0.15, average OF $3.50; Birdie
smith. Of Goochland, s15 and SO, average
OF $3.50; Isaac Evans, Of Goochland, $S.25,
31.75. 1925, SIG, average OF 1901; Ben Per-
kins, OF Goochland, $40 and 81, average
OF $3.50; Davy Watson. OF Goochland,
SIPS and s10.25. average OF ss.75; James
Watson, of Goochland, s675 and $l2. %.
average Of $3.50; W. A. Goodman, OF Han
.cvcl, $7.7l. SIS and $40. average OF 1881;
Monroe Jennings, Of Hanover, r. and s12.
average OF 50; Lewis Chick, of Louisa,
$l3 and $3.50, average Of $lO.67; Mrs. c..
u. Allen, Of Caroline. sl3 and SIPS, aver
age Of slo12; Edward Cox. Of Goochland,
$I2.25; W. a. Pollard, OF Hanover, S10.75
and 50, average of 1887.
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VERY r. GOOD NOSE.
Eame Warden's Dog Cannot be
1 Fooled by Hares. i
1snec,aI 10 Tho Times. Dispu tch

4. (Special to The Times. Dlsputch)
3fGREENSBORO, N. C., Dee. l7.--Game
warden Weatherly conflscated seventy
live more cartridges at the express rail-
way oftlce last night. being shipped by
Winston firm to Richmond They were
sold this morning for Si.5o per dozen.
Tho birds were undrcssed, and their
discovery was again due to the remark
able nose" of the game warden's setter
dog. Saturday night, without the dog.
Mr.. Weatherly seized a suspicious barrel,
but found nothing but rabbits; yet Is now
satisfied that he missed the game. from
his experience last night. The dog last
night told him there were birds In a
barrel He Knocked a head of, and
there were the rabbits. The dog insisted
: BY wines that birds were there He
Knocked the other head out, and still
found rabbits. Still the dog protested
that birds were about. rearing up on the
barrel and running off a few feet and
coming to dead set. Derncd II
don t sec II that dogs smarter than me,
exclaimed the gamo warden. as he held
up one end OF the barrel and poured Its
contents out on tn, platform. With a
cry of delight the dog rushed to tho
pile and soon had his nose buried in.
cartridges. There were seventy-five OF
them ''nest.ad" In the center Of the barrel<
feathers and all.
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:TO|8DEFEN|.D|
REGISTRAR
Rutherford County Registrar
Sued by Negroes Whom lie
Refused to Register.
4 NEW BANK . CHARTERED
The Report 81 the supesri111tei'd-
ent 81 the Central Hospital
Gives Interesting Statistics.
1snoc,,, % Tho Times 3 lspatoh.,

(spcclal to The Times Dlspatoh>
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 17.--At t''rfe
General n. b. Gilmer left this morning ln1fllss
Tor Charlotte to appear In tho federai
eo,,rt ti,.ro tomorrow in defense OF
J w Simpson. the Rutherford county 'an,t:
registrar Of elections. who was lndic'eo
nitcr tho last general election for retus-
,ng Il, register number OIL nesroes' - :
viii be remembered that mistrial was
lad at tho last term Of the court
II ANNOUNCED that the next annual
poultry show will be held IN burlington
beginning December 20th, continuing 20
january LIST, and that lndlcat ions are lor
m exceptionally successful atialr.
rho Rank Of Rowland, Robson county,
vas chartered to-day, With $4,000 capl-
The craig-Tlanigan Harness Company,
Of statesvile, Is chartered, with SlVo'VVo
capital, D. J. Craig being prlncipal Moor
porator. r,.,,
,Tbe University Oil hand Fertilizer Com
pany, OF Wilmington, LIS chartered, WIZ.
i75 90 capital, B. G. and w y. worth
being the principal incorporatofs,
"a charter is granted to the Pilot Fu-
uCI al WIN pNbJ
1900 capital authorized.
REPORT OF INSANE.
The report Of Or. Mckee, sllper'nten \
don't OF the Central Hospital for tho In
sane here. submitted TO the Board OF
directors. shows that there are 42a pa
TENTS. and that the average per capita a
cost Of keeping them for the year was a.
s17e. There are now on file urgent april
cations for the admission OF lO3 others.
bit every ward is crowded to Its utmost
capacity.
dared the renewal OF S58, 800 insurance on
the premises, and approved statement ten
Of the expenses OF the institution Tor
tae year. aggregating sso. 4Ss.
lThe argument Of end of the docket
cases in the Supreme Court was con-
eluded to-day. the most notable beng
tile appeal OF Clarence Potter, who IS
under sentence to be hanged IN Watauga
county. a new trial is asked on the
ground OF erroneous rulings and charge
:, 10 the jury By the trial judge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
BRIGHT GIRLS GET
A LONGER HOLIDAY

Some OF the bright s rls Of the Woman 9
College, DR.. James Nelson's great school.
are already entering upon Their Chrlstmas
holidays. This IS due to departure from
the custom OF prescribing written .exa, n
session all OF the young ladies wee sub
jected 10 writ ten examinations three times
each session. One examination psr:od FELL
the week before the Christmas Holidays,
and the commencement In June
During the examination week no recita-
tons are held. AT the beg nn.ng Of thi,
session Dr. Nelson decided to relieve all
Of examinations who received an average
OF 90 on daily recitatlons, Quite a large
number made the required grade, and Il, 9
therefore free until after the hol q ,ys.
Of ON ting the exhausting examinations.
and says he is getting far more regular
class work than under the old order OF
things, lff 4s Gis ftsa 473-87' z- ri stf
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the printers shor.
Mi. John Az Mccain. manager OF tho
advertising department. Munyon's Honhoo-
puthic Home Remedies writes.

thu printers shor. u
Mi. John Al Mccain manager OF tho
advertising department Munyon's Homoo-
puthic Home Remedies. writes;
PHILADELPHIA. Doc l6. 1903.
crimes Dispatch" Richmond Va:
Dear sirs.-We not only feet It duty
but IL pleasure. 10 write you In praise Of
your sste OF Sunday, December 1Sth
This letter Is not written because you
tlaVo given our business an exceptionally
good showing In that Issue, but because
you seem 10 have solved the problem Of
satisfying the advertiser without any sac-
ritlce OF Typographical elegance or beat.
y OF t1ake-ii'. we think your Issue Of
that date is a model paper. Not only 4
model for cities OF your class, but a model
for any paper In the United States.
1t Is evident that you not only have
the good Of the advertiser very strongly
IN mind whilo preparing your paper but
vol, also scu1n to keep before you the i'm
portant fact that there is much due to
the subscriber and reader. You have pre-
served the balance Of right and Justice
between the two 50 carefully that nothing
is left to be. desired BY either.
we could say much more In reference
to The crimes. Dispatch" but, perhaps,
this Is enough to prove to YOU how thor
cughly We nppre iato your methods. and
we do not believe that we are alone In
slich npprccatlveness. Every advert lser
in your paper should be pleased. every
reader should be pleased, because all the
news is presented attractively. and the
holiday news, 30 dear to the feminine
heart. comes in for. Its full share of at
t:actlvcness and careful handling.
With best wishes. we are,
Yours very truly,
MUNYON'S II. II. REMEDY CO..
tSigned) JOHN a. M'CANN,
Manager Advertising.
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DEATHS.

LoNG.-The death Of Mrs. MARY p, LONG
occurred Thursday morning at so clock,
ut the residence of her daughter. Mrs Saran
4 p PLUM, No. 3l6 N. Twenty. fourth Street
She leaves three children--Mrs. Snrnh +:
Planz Mrs. John Deering. and Mr.. RI hard
Jordan. OF Baltimore, Md
Funeral at residence SAT URDAY, 10th 8
P. M. Friends and acqun!ntances invited 10
attend No flowers.
M,GREG OR-Ded, at l1.ob p. NJ, December
10, 1909 at his home. 1l35 w. Clay Street. A,
Funeral FRIDAY. December 18th, 3 o',lock,
from Clay Street NJ. y, Church. 1nterment
Shockoe Cemetery.
sKINKER.- Died. at his residence No. S07 W.
Franklin Street, at clock f., M THURS
day, December l7th CHARLES ROBERT
Il SkINKER,
Church SATURDAY. December lota, az q
& o'clock =. NJ.
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LOST HER BEAUTY;
SUES THE Il DOCTOR
Once Pretty Girl Wants Ten
Thousand Dollars Damages
for Loss Of Good Looks.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.) ,
r NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Miss Margaret
s1rmafoldy to-day sued Peter Aczel zold.
Hungarian beauty doctor. for $1,000
damages, for alleged destruction OF her
good looks. ne
In ali affidavit submitted by A. II.
Hummel, Miss Irmafoldy, who was re-
garded as one Of the prettiest young
women OF the Hungarian colony, COM
plains that two liquids that she pur-.
chased from zold changed her hair from
FURNISHED auburn to greenlsh tint, and
raised q growth Of red hair on her chin.
4 Dr.. zold s lawyer. In his answer. denied
that the doctor was responsible for the
alleged deplorable change In Miss Irma-
5foldy's appearance. He says she must
have exchanged the bottles. using on
the hair what was intended for the face,
and vc6 versa.
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Christmas Entertainment.

The Junior Covenanters CO. !, OF tho
Second Presbyterian Church, have invited
Inc sunday school Of that church to az
q P. NJ
This entertainment will take the place
OF the old Christmas entertainment given
the boys a delighted at the opportunity
OF extending the hospitality Of their
rooms to their friends. In the school I, !, .
MS quartette and with music, songs and
stories, delightful evening Is assured.
The Covenunter boys of the First Pres
byterlan Church, the Grace Street Church
q nd the Church Of the Covenant have
also been invited to attend.
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EREe CONCERTS,

Our store viii be open 10 all callers
every evening until 10 o'clock to Xmas
Day, You are cordially invited to call and
examine our Immense stock OF Fine
PIANOS. Planolos. Regina Music Boxes.
and many other Instruments Of the latest
musical novelties, Including the NEST
wonderful Talking Singing and Musical
Automatic Machine ever invented, "rhe
Yiclor,n
Can and hear this wonderful instrument,
We have now IN stock 5000 lndestructl-
ble records, Including all the latest up-tor
date Vocal and instrumental Music
Dialogues, Minstrel JOKES, &c. We will
be pleased to have you call.
WALTER D. MOSES q 60,
l03 East Broad Street,
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Gwyn,rn-Hairston.

(Special to Tho Tlmes-D.s patch.)
REIISVlLLE, VA, Dec. ln-lhe mar
EIage of Captain julius Donaldson
Gwynn, OF Reidsvile. to Miss Francis
Hinton, was soemnlzed at the pnlatial
country lame Of the BRIDES parents, near
pelham, lo-nlght. The event Was witness,
6d BY a NUMBER Of friends and relatives
be the contracting party. Captain Gwynn
lbs been a resident OF Danvllle recently,
I'M North Ca,olna CLAIMS MIN rs o..e
bG her sons. He Is resimental adJutunt
! OF the Third North Carolina Regiment,
md he served as first iieulenant an Inc
First Regiment during the Spanish
American war. He is especially known
and admired in military a .es. The
bride is beautiful and accomplished
young woman. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
BOY WONDER WAS
BEATEN BY De ORC
Wonderful Playing bysTwo Poo.
Experts at Murpl1y's Hotel.
Game Tonight.

Alfred De Orc. the champion pool play
or Of tho world. made his first appear
ance in Rchmond last night. and proved
himself wonder.
s He appeared against Joe kirkland. the
hoy Wonder In the first game Of the
championship series, and won out by the
score Of 200 to l41 This was n great
gamo for both players; 1t showed that
kirkland was indeed a wonder, because
the great Cuban could not do better than
he did against him.
De Orc made run OF forty-hvo balls
in stretch. and made a marvellous seven
ball combination shot, that caused the
audience to give him round Of ap-
plause.
The game was for 200 points, De Orc
started In on a rush, and whom he
had only sixty points, lie constantly
gained on the boy UP to the l57 mark.
when kirkland had but seventy-four.
Then the youngster spruced up and made
some gains, putting the score down slight
.ly at the end. IT. took twenty-lhree
frames TO complcte'the game, winch
started at $3.50 and clio atg4O;4o
Mr.. Jim BaciealnE, was the reterce'
and Mr. John t.lest nhener the scorer,
and both otIlcials gave eminent satlslac-
ton. The game vas one OF the best ever
see,, here, and Was fair and clean IN
every respect a large audience saw the
contest. ta
'To-nlght the second game VIII be played
heLNeeA KIRKLAND aud frank SnerMan
at o'clock, aud tomorrow nlGnt De
Gro and sherman wlll pay game, tie
last OF the series,
The pool room at Murphy's Hotel has
been Il Transformed into "a pool arena, ana
"a arranged SO as 10 accommodate q
large crowd. a#N4
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ALLEGED SAFE-BLOWERS
WAIVE EXAMI NATIONS
NV Associated Iorcss.)

------- VBy- 7fSSVCIHteu IcSs.J ----- 80
MOBILE, ALA, Dec. 17.-Albert Dris-
coll alias Duncan, and j. T. Russell,
alias Clark, who were arrested here last
week on the charge Of blowing safes IN
Jacksonville, Fla, Savannah. Ca. Mont
gomery. Ala. and other points, we're ar
raigned In the Recorders Court to-day
on the charges Of bringing burglars tools
Into the state and Of carrying concealed
weapons Both waived examination and
were bound over to the City Court in the
sim Of 5000 each, on the first charge and
$3.50 each on the second charge They
wene represented by an attorney.