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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09
Msthe1lst Appointments.

The Missouri annual conference
Of the Methodist church south,
which has been In session at
Columbia the past week, closed
its labors last Monday. The fol.
lowing is the lise Of appointments
for tho Mxico and st. Charles
districts:
Mexico district A. c. Browning.
presiding elder. Mexico. Q. G.
selecmann; Moberly, r. r. Camp
bell and one TO be supplied; Fulton.
j. II. Pritchctt; A. T. Britt, super
animated; Montgomery, J. 8.
Smith; Sturgeon chcuit, i. +.
Stout, Hslisville ~circuis, X. II.
Swearcngcn; welfsvillc circuit,
T. p. Middleton Resdsville circuit.
J. 8. Rocker; New Bloomfield
circuit, W. b. Llewcllyn; Will
lie nj burg and Calmorc, q. A.
Shsdwick; Mokane circuit, w. A.
Chapman; Fulton circuit, w. NJ.
Pope; Mexico circuit J. M. Sitton
Auxvasse circuit, ]. W. Ramscy
N addison circuit, w. h. Roaker.
ST. Charles district-Willis Car
Isle, presiding eldcs. st. Charles,
Il. N. HardAwsy; Louisiana, Geo
Z. Eaves; Clarksvillc circuit, l.. G.
Maggart. Elsberry circuit, +. w
Reynolds; Cottlcvillc and Defiance,
John l.. Sears; O'Fallon and
w%cntxville, O.. II. Phillips; Wright
CITY circuit, J. II. Snced; Warren.
ton circuit, s. II. Milan; Jones.
burg circuit, J. s, Bowlcs; New
Florence circuit, Arthur Trotter
Ladonia circuit, d. r. McBce
Florida circuit, r. NJ. Stowerton
Bowling Green circuit, o. l.,
! Martin; vandalin and New Haf-
mony, C. NJ. Ake.; Winfield
circuit, j. l.. Roberts; Troy
J. l.. Hess; Slick circuit, }. A
Hughes; Troy circuit II. c. Nc
Phcrson; Center circuit, T. NJ.
Taylor; st. Charles circuit, to be
supplied.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09
New Fatal Disease 10 Children,

The attention Of the medical de-
ynrtmcnt Of the University Of Mis-
souri hns just been called to n new
fatal infectious disease which
somewhat resembles tropical dys.
eniery that has been raging for
Xix weeks In n German settlement
near the little town Of Wion In
Charlton county. Fifty per cent
Cf those attacked have died with
In n few days. Children are the
chief sufferers, those from eighteen
months to four years Of age rarely
ever recovering when once. strick-
en-. Grown persons have been at
tackled In u few instances, but have
recovered. DIR. McAlcster. dean
81 The medical department Of the
University, who a called To the
scene Of the epidemic as n repre-
sentative Of the state board Of
health, says;
"Smallpox IL n luxury compared
with this disease. Within a radius
.f three miles from wion fifteen
children have died In six weeks
aud dozens OF others are now at
the point of death. visited one
home where live children had it,
Fifty per cent OF those attacked
die, and n young child has scarce
~ one chance In u thousand Of
surviving 1t. We have as yet found
Toihibg to indicate where the dis
ease came from nor what II L..
though II closely resembles trop-
zeal dyscntcfy. DR.. A. j. Detwei-
Ter, Intercollegiate the state board
al health, IL In the community
making n thorough investigation
and the board will soon be able to
make n complete report to the
medical profession OF the state.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

II IL ouly Within the last three years
that the dentist has ooae To give
the horse serious attention. And yet
there are but one or two thoroughly
Qualihed horse dentists IN the coun.
try. and they are kept busy the year
round
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

have rooms for Worlds Fair
visitors convenient to the fair
grounds. Price for one, two o.
three persons 500 per day. For
parties Of more than three
persons, 75c per day each. Gao
accommodate parties OF four or
more persons. From the Wabash
r. X. yet of at Wabash World's
Fai, Station, take Olive or Dclmar
car (no change), get of a. Aubert
Ave, walk n block north. east
side. JENNIE A. FISHER,
pOtAsO5 Aubert Ave-, st. Louis, Nc.
p. S.-Meals convenient to rooms
at reasonable rates.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

JIM. Davidson, real estate agent,
Bellnowcr, Mo. Parties desiring
to buy or sell farms or town prop.
erty, address as above. ff-f2.O4
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

Remember, w are still serving
those delicious sundaes, phospha-
ties and ice cream soda.
I'm j. X. BARLEY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

.Joscph Cason, who feeds mules
,.,a %.,,,,o ON Ma farm .n., n,
~
stephens store, was county
r"at visitor Tuesday. and In COM
mentlnl on the high price Of corn
and o,h.r m,,,c,s r.i,,iv, IN tho
.S-.,.,"
,.nso m, feeder. snia h, Ind n,
.wa-,..x oid s,..,s I'm, w,,,id az.
aao
rragc i''oo OF ''-oo POUNDS 'hht ne
had about concluded to put them
on cotton-sccd meal for 10 days to
,rv its ,,Yec, as n fatteninp food
- u.u.,.. 49,, D..
'"'"'' "'""' =" "o''" "o'
county cattle FEEDER VINO seldom
fails to top the market, has made
use of this as n regular ration I'm
"a. tod ,o,s Cor som. linn. and 4.
m.
hrm oe'ie'ct III inc en'cacy Oh u
as q ilesh producer, and other X
tensiye feeders In Tho same county
,,c .Iso usiny considerable. mix.
-. .,.. Tn. 81, 4, =
my WIZ o,n, 80. .uc
ne.. ms ns.n..y pu. .nc na'
on " IN n om",-
.;os I'm, ,-nc,sas. w.iSht snSMr.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

For SALE.-I have for sale two
fine full blood Duroc Jersey boar
pigs. i.o. rA'RcH'ID.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

Wanted, fifteen cords of wood,
cut green. Rev. j. s. SMITH.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-09

Round trip tickets 20 Worlds
Fair, good for 3 days, S2.55.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
AWARD CONTRACTS
THIS AFTERNOON
New Bids Submitted in Smooth
Paving Matter Deadlock
to be Broken.

. / r..
The Committee on Streets yesterday
afternoon opened bids for tho $4,000
smooth paving contract on East Grace
and Franklin Streets. referred then, to
the city Engineer for tabulation and adj
journed to meet at o'clock this after
noon, when the longdrawn out fight will
likely be ended and the contracts award
cd. 4i
The bids submitted for the work by
the Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Company and Warren Bros. and Com
pany, Of Boston, are as follows
Asphalt block pavement complete
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Com
pany, 50, $3.50, $2.75, $40. $3.50. and s222
per square yard. according to character
and depth Of base.
Asphalt blocks delivered to city, SIT, SO
and $500 per 1000, according to size.
Bitulithio pavement complete, Warren
Bros and Company. Boston, $40, s2,45,
and $780, according to base.
The deadlock will almost surely be
broken this afternoon. though the result
Is In great doubt.
Councilman r. II. Elicit will address
the committee in favor OF the bitulithic
paving, and there will be other speeches
on both sides. The advocates Of both
asphalt and bituithic seem confident ts
to the final outcome, and some lively
times are expected. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
BRILLIANT WRITER
NAMES NEW TICKET
Declares That Judge Hartman
and Mcclellan Would Sweep
Country Next Fall.
n. n

That charming and brilliant political
writer, contributing so freely of his init
mate knowledge of public affairs. to tho
washington Post over the nom de plume
}of "Savoyard,' had In that paper of
yesterday, a column review OF the ma
itional situation from Democratic stand
point the CAPTION of which was De
,nocracy in 1904"
Tho burden of "savoyard's'' contention
& is, that this is a Democratic year, If the
st. Louis Convention will but meet tho
situation hravely, and avoid being led
again into the pitfalls of agrarianlsm
by tie Bryan Hearst combination.
The article is highly characteristic Of
X this brilliant Journalistic authority on
Amer lean politics, and after pointing out
the dangers which lie along the way for
Judge Parker. owing to the popular be-
lief That his boom is too much the crea.5
ton OF former Senator David 3. Fill,
with whom he declares the party Is not
much in love at this time, he goes into
the Middle West for the head of the
ticket. and names the Hon. Judson Har-a
mon, of Cincinnati former Attorney-Gen-
eral in the Cabinet of President Cleve
land. with Mayor George B. Mcclellan,
ot New York, as his running mate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
GOVERNOR AWAY.
Win Make Address to Fairfax
Veterans To-day.

Gov Montague left yesterday at noon
for Washington and viii to-day go oyer
10 fa!ftax Courthouse aud deliver an
ianfess before the Confederate Camp
mere; HIS eHcellency spent yesterday
morning at The mansion with his seete-
lafy, MIR. Richie, dispoBbig OF his mail
and PREPARING for his trip lie viii return
mere to-daS While in Northern Virginia
where his exceliency las always been
popular and strong. he vii doubtless
meet many Of his political friends IL
was his intention 10 spend last night In
The Gapital City. The Governor mas a
great many Invitations 10 make addresses
on various OCCASIONS both In and out or
HE state, hut has had TO decline a mum.
her Of Them, owing 20 he press of officiai
matters here HIS sefYleea Viii be Inllcli
IN demand on The stamp sbis fall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
NO POLLUTION OF WATER,
SAYS SUPT. BOILING

The Committee on water met last night,
and the only matter OF interest to the
public which came up was the informal
discussion OF an editorial in another paper
yesterday in reference to the alleged pol
luton Of water In the canal from the
cnmps around the works where the set
Ting fling basin is being constructed, Super
iintendent Boiling authorized the state,
iment that no ouch conditions exist, and
that a part OF the specifications OF the
contracts are that proper sanitary condi-
lions shall be observed. He said further
that the works were regularly Inspected
to see that this part Of the specifications
is carried out, and that there was abso-
.lltely no reason for any one to enter
tain an idea that the water Is polluted
from this source. ai3sy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
new Y. M. C, A.
TO COST 100000
Contractor Wilson, Of This City,
Will Erect Handsome Build
ing at the University.

The contract for the magnificent Y.
M. G. a. building to be erected at the
University Of Virginia was let in New
York yesterday to Mr.. ]. T.. Wilson, OF
this city.
Mr. Wilson is in New York, and tele-
gram received yesterday at his offices
from him announced the result OF the
negotiations An exceedingly interesting
| feature OF tho news is the statement
| that the proposed building is to cost
S6o oOO The original proposition of the
| generous donor was that she would con-
tribute $4,000 for building, and that
the University should raise $4,000 for
an endowment fund. The later informa-
ton Is taken to mean that she has pos
sibly increased the amount OF her g!ft
by $4,000. Nothing definite can be learn
ed as to this. however
4 Work upon the building will begin very
Shortly. The plans, which were drawn
by Parrish g. Shredder, architects, of
New York, call for a very handsome
structure, which will be an ornament 10
the University. The building will be
complete in eight or nine months.
The erection of tho University Y. MI
C. "A. is made possible through the
generosity of Mrs. William e. Dodge, Of
New York city. Shortly before the re-
cent Y. NJ. G. A. convention In Rich
mond' Mr. JOHN r, Mott, the international
secretary Of the Worlds Student Fedora
ton, announced that Mrs. Dodge had
offered $4,000 for a building. with tho
condition that the University raise $50, 900
for an endowment. The offer was gladly
accepted. and the $4,000 is practically
In hand. 1t was later stated that the
son and daughters Of Mrs. Dodge had
agreed to furnish the entire building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
DEGREE MEN NAMED.
List Of Those Who Will Soon
Win Richmond Collage Hnnnrs

III u q
4 That the grave seniors of Richmond
| College have been thinking deep thoughts
| on abstruse subjects Is well understood
from the appended list Of subjects for
| graduates In the academic department
for tho first time:
Masters Of Arts.--Wesley Plummer
Ct u,lie Influence Of Rousseau on
racy;" Wayland Fuller Dunaway, Jr.,
THE History Of the Virginia Conven-
tons Of the Revolutions" George William
Fogg, Points of Likeness in Carlyle and
teries IN Virginia." Hugh Wirshing Sub
lotty "a Comparison of Caedmons Gem
esis and Exodus with the Scripture Mar
rativa and with the Work Of Milton"
ton, "GrAwth Of Italian Unity" Samuel
Arthur DerIeux, Some Points Of Similar
ny Between the Trust, ana the Labor
union;' Douglas southall Freeman, Fra
Domenico of Pescia:" Richard Fleet
Hicks. The Life OF John Henry Newman
Up to the Time OF His Joining the Cath
ole OF oShnrellin George Brooke lsh. Growth
,Reveries and Anticipations,'' James
Leavette Powell Jr,. 'William Lang
,aae;' f'o 4 Witt Pntney The Deyelop.
n,ase OF WSordsw9Tths Genins' Harie
Marion Oden Sewers. "Shylock and Ma
than the WISE Leroy Ladd Sutherland,
rvirgina's !, Supreme Crisis;" Samuel
= IHHhiHHIpil ltInpltHlan, 'Scnlller,' David
Kempos Wood Edgar Allan Poe as a
Poet" Paul Philip Woodfin, .'Walien.
stein Thomas Harie Schultz. Charles
the Great"
Bachelors OF soence.--cosby Minor Rob. /
ertson, Textile Education and It's Needs
In the SOUTH Harlie Bridges Schultz
Z DR., w l.. Foushee will make an adj
dress before the Literary Societies OF
Fredericksburg College on Tuesday morn
ing, June 7th.
DR.. j. II G. Chandler left Yesterday
for New York. where he will begin his
duties as editoT-ln-ehief OF the silver
RLrdett Publishing Company.
pr 3, : Mitchell Will leave on June |
Sth for an extensive European tour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
UNLICENSED PERSONS
Must Appear Before Justice John
This Morning-Police Court.

Justice John has sent out an edict re-
curing all persons who require license
and who haven't taken them out, to APP
pear before him to-day and give the rea-
son why, i
There arc = number of such persons
who haze ntt yet secured their licenses,
and IN rrder to avoid trouble and unnec-
essaIy expenses they are given this tip
by Captain Cunningham to pay up today.
Witcom Thacker, the fish dealer. Vas
fined % for disohcyns the ordinance
about selling fish. lie should not have
solicited customers by shouting his wares
The other cases before the Judge were
lIain drunks. Chicken Jones was one
OF them He had been given all kinds of
10 recovery. but he fell by the wayside
and went down again.
Liza Coles colored, just in from New
York, refused to move 10 the right spot
IN a street car. And when she did move
she made threats against the conductor
and drew knife on him. For her offense
she WAS fined 500 which She was not able
10 pay at the time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

ST. at tho reunion OF the United Confed-
crate veterans. to be held at Nashville,
Tenn. on the 14th, 18th and 18th OF June,
1904:
Delegatcs-Rev. j. William Jones. Rich
mond va. Captain John Lamb, Henrco
county, Va; General Stith Boiling, Pc
tersburg, Va; Judge John c. Ewell, Ber-
trand, Va; Colonel William Kenn, Thomp-
sons Cross Roads. Va; Comrade Leigh
Robinson. washington, -. c.: General
James Macgill, Pulaski, Va; Judge Sam
tain Nlicajah Woods, Charlottesville. Va;
Captain Thomas y. Ransom. Staunton,
Va. DR.. c. b. Fleet Lynchburg, Va.
Acknowledgement w. b. Browne,
Norfolk, Va. /; Colonel Thomas w. Smith,
Suffolk, Va; Colonel j. P. Moore Lex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
PUBLIC PLAY GROUND.
Notable Exercises Marking the
Qpening Held This Month.

The new public playground, set apart
auspices of the Civic Improvement
League, Will be formally opened with
appropriate exercises about the middle Of
June Governor Montague and many
other well known persons are expected
< to be present and participate In 2 varied
and interesting programme. On the eyen-
lecture viii be given in some large public
hail under the auspices Of tho league, BY
the national field secretary OF the or
the nature of contrast Of conditions.
ORIGINAL and as wrought by the Civic Inn
nrnyernent Leagu in other places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Boys Honor PRINCIPAL.

TIE High School BoyH literary and
Debating Society held a business session
Monday night made speeches and elected
new officers The following were chosen
dent Henry stapies; secretary, gascon
kpwleir aesistant-secretary, Conrad
Gpod@in; treasurer. Clare Evans critic
William Thalhimer. assistant critic Gus
Gzekieli eefaeantval-arr;s Julius Huleher
One 81 the most pleasant features III
ne evening was the presentation 10 Prn-
ciqal Julian T.. Thomas. Of handsome
dssk chair .Mr. II Lee MeEain. the a.
slstantrptinclpal received SIX umbrella.
and lan,or Marion a brler pipe Tie
occasson was most ep1oyab!e 10 all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
A VARIETY OF IMPORTS.
All the World Contributes to

The past month in the custom house OF
this city was a record breaker in the
number and variety OF importations,
5000. Most OF these imports were re-
ceived here in bond via the Pennsylvania
or the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
duty being paid at this end. The imports
come from all parts OF the world and all
save one invoice are consigned to Rich
Mond merchants or manufacturers.
Among the articles imported are such
things as tobacco from Cuba, cigars
wines, olive oil. chinaware, seeds. glass
ware, cottons, biscuits and cakes. mineral
water, radium. sauces and various other
miscellaneous articles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
HAVE ia "a NEW FUTURE.
Yo'urlg Business Men Take Charge
OF Pcwhatan Hotel To-day.

III I ' d
The Powhatan Hotel was yesterday
leased le'tl to the Powhatan Company, the
mead ft Of which is Mr.. r. Edgar Prlddy,
~ Teen months. with the privilege OF
..ang the lease for n period of five
YEA ys,niirs !. thereafter. The new management
w" Nh ta 1s charge of the hosiery to-day.
I NJ NJ. Edgar Allan, Jr.. and MI. % Halves
!. Y sco On, receivers, and Mi Edgar Al
i Ill, 81. special commissioner IN chan
gerry IS Yesterday formally turned over to
me g 3 Ptowhntah Company the bar-room and
fixtures, hotel furniture and register of
guests under a lease made by order OF
e,l Chancery Court, which VIII expire
september Il 1906, but with the privilege
OF renewal for five years longer, at tho
option OF the lessees. All tho. afternoon
Yesterday wa Eons were unloading stores
at the Motel with which to stock the bar,
prepare for the rathskeller to be estab-
llshed In connection with the hotel, and
SUPP! the Elarder ofpthe hotel Itself "
K iIt IS Tho purpose and desire of the les
sees to keep the hotel fully up to the
standard of satisfaction attained under
the management of Colonel George u.
Mr.. r. Edgar Priddy is at the head of
the company leasing the property. MIR.
3. w. Ford, eldest son Of the late a. j.
Ford, will hold responsible position IN
the conduct of the hosiery. 1t is UNDER.
stood also that Mr.. Z. Hawes Llpscomb,
who has been for so long associated with
the hotel, will continue to be Identified
with 1T, as will most Of the present en-
ployes and attaches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
"A Fine Boat and Fine Music,

Christian Association will likely carry
Jolly crowd Of excursionists on the eigatl;
annual moonlight excursion, conducted
under the auspices Of the association. The
steamer "Old Point Comfort" has been
Chartered and the excursonists limited to
Six hundred. no that everybody may be
made perfectly comfortable, The boat
viii leave the wharf at $50 o'clock.
Mr., W. J, Kibby, general secretary Of
board with his musical novelties; the
Hickory Farm Quartettc will sing here
and there, and the West Fad Angels will
help to entertain the crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
TIE CAMERON SALE
No Positive Information Can be
Secured--May Close To-day.

i 2 . Y b F 7 I 81 i
Inquiries made yesterday failed to elicit
any very definite responses concerning the
sale of the Cameron and Cameron facto-
ries 40 the BrltLsh-American Tobacco
Company. Mr.. Alexander Cameron was
questioned concerning tho matter, but
declared that as yet no positive infor-
nation has come to his hands.
The sale as duly recorded at the time,
was negotiated some weeks ago. and since
that time the examination OF books and
accounts has been in progress The con-
nrmation OF the sale was made Satur-
day, and the legal transfer. II is aaid.
will 30 into effect to-day. Tho factory.
II is understood, will close this morning.
Within the early future some of the new
officials will visi. the city. make an
inspection and decide as to tho fate of
the plant. Whether or not 1t will ever BIO
opened again is a question. The 150 or
moro operatives will seek employment
elsewhere. A number OF tho cheroot-
makers have already been transferred to
one OF tho Richmond branches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
MR.. Elicit DECLINES.
Mr.. Whittet Made Chairman of

Assessment COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Local Assessments
met In the City Hall last night at 8
o'clock '
Mr.. r. II. Elicit, who was elected chair
man OF the last meeting while absent
from tho city. stated that he could not
serve and offered HIS resignation. which
was accepted. but not before strong pres
sure WAS brought upon him to continue
to lead the committee.
Mr.. Robert Whittet. Jr.. was elected to,
fill the vacancy. and Mr.. W. A, Cren-
shaw was chosen sub-chairman.
The committee decided 10 report a res
oluton to the Council appropriating 500
for incidental expenses In prosecuting the
work OF the department.
City Attorney Pollard was present and
explained the manifold duties OF the COM
,mittee. in accordance with the State
statute and the city ordinances
Tho next meeting of the COMMITTEES
will be he'd on June 18th, at which time
q hearing Will be granted to. more than
one hundred citizens against whom assess
ments have already been made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

inrton, Va; Colonel II. g. Niche. Char.
lottesvlle. Va: Rev. John p. HYDE VIM
chester, Va; Colonel Aafyus Jones. New
port News, Va: Comrade j. H. Barker,
Norfolk, Va; Colonel y. NJ. Neal Dam
vile, Va; Colonel j. Fl. Hagy, Abingdon,
Va; Colonel u. NJ Morrison, Smithneld,
Va: Colbnel Il. kcfnner. "A lexandriaE VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Charters Granted.

The following charters have been grant
ed by the Corporation commission.
y. ", Wils,H Paper Company uncD,
Richmond; b. NJ Wilson, president; cap
ital stock. 5000 10 $4,000
yaldFz- Yukon Railroad Company, Nor
folk; A. r. Davidson president capital
plock, 1000 TO sio,000,05a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
GO TO NASHVILLE.

Grand Commander Names Dele
gates to Represent Virginia.
Delegates and alternates appointed by
Grand Commander George l.. Christian to
represent the Grand Camp, Confederate
Veterans, Department of Virginia, No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
SMART CONTEST TONIGHT
Reinecke Will Try to Throw
Two Big Policemen.

There is great deal of interest CEN
tered In The wrestling match at the Ca
'sino tn-nght
Reineoke, the Southern champion, will
endeaN9r 10 throw Sergeants Sowell ana
Bailey each In half an hour.
The entertainment wall be for the benz
eff Of the Police Benevolent Association
and II is expected 10 bS fine show.
Both Serseants Bailey and s;owell have
been In training about ten days and arc
In good shape, They know all the points
OF The game, and bets are out that Ren-
ecks nHil not win The match.
The clever wrestler Is confident that
ne Win win, and on this point Of conf
denee' there Is a lot o, blood W.