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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
The Theatres.

Walter Edwards and his company, like
old wine, improve with age-rather the
longer they iemain IN the city the
stronger becomes the hold upon the peo-
pie of the city. The company has been
seen here in four plays-'rhe Sign of the
-Four, Jane Eyre, the Brixton Burglary
and David Garrick, the latter being the
play last night.
David Garrick is by long odds the best
acted. best staged, best costumed and
best in every detail of any effort tho
company has yet made. Each pf the
pfa'YGfs had good parks. and They were
presented In a way that called forth
rounds OF applause and repeated nurta!p
calls. Mr.. Edwards was David Garrick,
and as usual received the bulk of the
applause for his splendid acting. MI
Sylvester was Squire Chivy, and gave
3 splendid bit Of character acting, Her
bert Curtis. the Richmond boy, had the
part OF MIR. Jones, the most prominent of
any m the productions In which he has
yet appeared and Was We'll received, do
ing excellent work. Mi, Cochran, as
ingot; Mr., Chattertoh, as Mr.. Smith;
Mr.. O'Meara. as MF. Brown, and Mi.
Werner, as tie valet, were all excellent,
Miss 'Wheatley as Miss lngot. Miss Hem
derson as Mrs. Smith Miss Lowering
as Miss Araminta Brown and Miss
Lander the maid. all did exceptionally
clever work.
Tho play will be seen tonight and To-.
morrow matinee and night,
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vIRGIN>7tI][.AtNis HERE Il
Quite Number From Various
Sections at the Hotels.

Among the Virglnians at Alurphys; yes.
terday were: Hons. w. P. Barksdale, Of
Halifax; ]. Boyd Sears, of Matthew's; Z.
S. Blackburn Smith Of Clarke: q. P.
Stearnes, of Newport News. and Frank
T. West. of Louisa. members Of a legis-
lative committee now in the city; r. e.
Griffith. of Winchester Harvey T.. Car
ret Of coving.on; E W. pavie e. LaW
News; r, c. Byrd, of Norfolk; Bonjam4,in
Nj. Turner, Of Roanoke; f. M. Nettle-
ton, of Covington.
At the Richmond last night were r.. II.
Thayer, OF boswell; j.. g. Darden. OF SUI
folk; w. R. Jaeger and wife, OF Mob Jack
Bay. and others.
At the Powhatan are: Hon. George 2;
the Virginia exhibit at the worlds fair;
sH. Y. Steele, Of A Abb, a; sor a,
Boston and D, +. HanlSns, of H r. zatt z
w, S. Edmond and William Henderson,
Virginia.
AT the Lexington yesterday were; a. y:
Fender. OF Norfolk; w. II Lemon, OF
Chase City: w. J. Austin, OF Ro q. OK
and w. Il, Barrack, of Port Norfolk Va.
and many others from other States.
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MILITARY If NEEDED.
Gov. Aycock Takes Prompt Ac-
ton as Soon as Bond Was Given


RALEIGH, N. G., June 2.-Regular ON
Gals appointed by the State are agaln
in possession OF the sold Mullet,," more
lately tho EEL road--Atlantic and North
Carolina-they having repossessed them
selves to-day Immediately after the
accentance of the bond required under
the order of Chief Justice FULLER stay
Ing the order OF Judge Purnell appoint
Ing receivers. -,
Judge Purnell this morning accepted the
s25 600 bond rendered by the oihcers. OF
the Atlantic and North Caroilna. hall-
road, as required by the writ OF super
sedeas procured from. Chief Justice Fuller
to stay the order of. Judge Purnell, put
| ting the road in the hands Of Meares and
McBee as temporary co-receiyers, pend
Ing the full hearing Of the Cuyler COM
plant and petition for permanent re-
| ceiyers.N ia
BOND RENDERED.
| The bond was rendered yesterday, but
at the request Of counse! for the re-
ceiyers action was deferred until O'Clock
1 this morning when a big crowd was
! present to witness the next act In the
Atlantic and North Carolina legal con-
| flct, which has held doWn the boards
with such sensational acts and special
ties for the past six months,
| The general expectation seemed to be
that the Judge would decline the bond.
and in that event interest was intense
as to what this would lead{to. action by
Chief Justice Fuller against Judge Pur-
nell for dsobedience Of orders and the
calling OF an extra session of the Legls-
Nature TO take the affairs of the Atlantic
and North Carolina In hand by the State
being much discussed possibilities.
WANTED LIGHT.
When the case was callNd Judge Pur-
nell asked TO have discussion by counsel
as to whether the order OF the CHIEF JUS
tlce, being signed out Of the circuit Is
effective, and whether the order could
act as restitution, the property having
passed into the handsTot the recelWrs
before the order was served, 1T reading
lthat the road shaA remain IN the hands OF
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.EMBEzzLER
ARRESTED.
New Haven Bank Teller Takes.
100000 and Makes Y: Ac-
acknowledgement.
WAS a TRUSTED EMPLoYE
Engaged iii Speculation and Lost.
Will Not be Able to
Make Good.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW HAVEN, CONN, June IA loss
OF IRON $4,000 to 100000 through the en-
hezselment Of it's funds by a trusted
employe, Douglass M, Smith, is admitted
by the officers Of the National Trades
mems Bank, OF this city. The exact loss
is not yet known. Smith, who was pay
Ing and receiving teller of the bank, has
acknowledged voluntarily that he en-,
bezzled about $4,000, and the greatest
part Of 1T, IL not all, within the past
eight or nine months.
II Iii statement given out tonight by
Cashier II. w. Thompson, Of the bank,
the following explanation Of the stua-
8tion Is made:
1.-THE examination by the national ex-
lnminer was held last December, and
that by the committee Of the directors
shortly afterward. In their examination
there was no discrepancy in the accounts
of Mr.. Smith discovered. When 1t was
decided to have another examination on
tuesday last. Mr.. Smith did not some
to line bank. He sent g. message, saying
that he had been taking money from the
bank, and that he was not able to cover
it up He said that as he could not
hope to make good the loss he would not.
run away. but would meet whatever pun
ish,nent the courts might llete out to
him.
'As near as we can make out by the
examination thus far given we believe
that he has taken about $4,000. That is
the sum which he himself estimates. He
was under bonds for $4,000. given by an
Indemnity company. AS Mr.. Smith says,
he has not saved a penny during his
lifetime and cannot make good the loss,
we shall have to stand the balance of
the defalcation above the $4,000 In the
bond.
mir. Smith says he has been speculat-
ing, and that he took the money for
that purpose. The bank is safe and
sound There is no danger to either
depositors or our stockholders. i5
Smith was arrested this afternoon. He
was held In $4,000 bail for -nlnation
June 18th.
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HABEAs CORPUS.
Counsel in Robson Contempt
Gases Argue for Dismissal.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatoh'll

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
RALEIGH, N. a, June s'-Ihe near
ing Of the wrlts OF habeas corpus for
Kerr Carroll and Switzerland sentenced
to .ail by Judge PEBBLES for fillng atfi-
davits In the nearing Of the contempt
rule made by PEBBLES against the Robe
son county lawyers began before Asso-
oiatc Justice Connor OF the supreme
Court. this afternoon.
Counsel for applicants FOR Wits asked
that tho prisoners be dismissed because
tie order of Judge PEBBLES adtudglnF
them guilty Of contempt was made IN q
case of which he had no jurisdiction, ana
because being affidnvits regarding drunk"
cnncss mnde an issue, IN the contempt
case against the lawyers. and no witness
can be in contempt about n'attef hla"e
an issue by the judge,
Spirited speeches We're made III adVo-
cacy az this motion by g, nj, Busbee, z,
". rTiDett and Congressman u. ILL.,
Thomas, all for the prisoners,
rilett made an especlaliy spirlteo
speech, in which he declared mat lne
court should dismiss tho whole proceed
ing. especially for the reason that 1t was
scandal on the Judiciary and q
dangerous attack on the independence
OF The bar .,5,. z,
Justices Walker and Douglas. are sit,
ting with Justice Conner lin the hearing
CT The case, Is
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VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

lsnecial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-The body Of a
white boy about u years old was washed
position 1t could not DO Identified and
was taken in charge by the Fairfax
county authorities. 4.
'BR1sTOL, vA.--Mr. j.. w. Stockton
Bristol Courier and is succeeded.by NJ.
Rhea Crawford for two years Mr..
CRAWFORD was formerly manager. OF the
Bristol Evening News. lts
CHATHAM. yA.-Charles Tinsley. an
Iroquos Indian, was lodged In jail We'd
nesday, charged with highway. robbery
on a camp OF negroes Saturday night. He
waived preliminary trlal;and was remand,
ed to Jail to await action OF tbs grand
5Ganx : W ~
FREDERICKSBURG. YA.--Mr. A. 3.
Yates was to-day appointed by Judge a.
L. E,mbrey as clerk OF the Corporation
Court 10 succeed the late James F. Corr
connected with the city postottlce, Is well
qualified for his new position and the
appointment gives general satisfaction.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.--The British
tonight in a disabled condition from
Vera Cruz Her machinery is damaged
and she was stranded on the way up.
survey will be held tomorrow ana the
VcSScl VIII ~ opaOAy SoAhS Ai@' ASN -
pairs.
ONANCOCK. vA.--The twelfth annual
session OF the Baptist Sunday School Con,
yention of the Accomac Association swill
be held in the Onancock Baptist Church
June Sth and 9th The published pro-
gramme is an interesting one. and ar
rangements have been made for large
attendance,
rETTlNGTON. Wat the last (Apri)
term Of Charles City Court, Commissioners
OF the Revenue "A. l.. Franklin was IN
dlcted for the failure of his deputy to
list 100 dogs and some other property for
taxation, and was fined $50 by a Justice s
Court for said neglect,
STAUNTON. VA.--W. Fl. Troxall, 9
young man OF Augusta county, charged
with forging six dollar and four dollar
check. was sent on to the grand jury by
Justice Glasgow to-day.
WARSAW, VA.-NIr. Wayland Gownss
four-year-old son Wns run over ny Q
morse near here. and tho chlld's neck
broken.
WINCHESTER, yA,.-Up to late hour
tonight no trace had been found OF
was assaulted on Monday by George
carver and his brothers. Pugh's family
still believe he has been murdered.
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WHERE NO NEGROES. I. LIVE y p
Town Of Faith Just One Year
Old-Quarrying Town.
Especial to The Times. Dispateh.11

ftat1 t5 (SpeCjal to Inc tlllIleS-i1l ~
Z j, FAITH. N. c., June 2.-Mr Jacob iois-
y houser. who lives a few miles below mere.
was in town to-day. He is eighty-elgh. !.
years old to-day and Is very, active ior
q man of his age. He received some NICE
birthday presents from his friends. !.
Faith is now one year old ana mere ~, is
not a single colorcd person living IN IN, Lne
town. What other town in North car
DINA can say that?
The town commissioners meet on;athe.
first Monday in each month. Not a single
person has ever been put In the GAIA
boose, so quiet is this town.
Three more new houses are now golns
up in town.
into the Balfour quarry, that was s9 et
by j. It. Wyatt some time ago, a dis-
tance of a mile or more 1t runs IN tne
direction of Faith, and when It gets OUT
to Faith. about two miles further, then
about fifteen of the largest. and hnest
orarries in the South will be Immediately
opened and operated
has awarded the contract to ]. T: Wyatt.
Of this place, for granite for his new
building 1t will be done In 1--WE days
The granite here was selected for the
new courthouse at Lenoir. n. G., and fur-
1,ished BY ]. 7. Wyatt, who was the low y
est bidder for the granite for the build
inc, delivered at Leplis,. n, 6.
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x u Il u
it's officers. The receivers were Its OIL
GERS at the time the writ was served.
The Judge declared his desire to dis
charge his duty intclligently as he could
see It, although ne might be in the wrong,
as. he remarked he frequently was.
DECLINED TO ARGUE.
Counsel for the State declined to argue
the questions suggested, saying that they
rendered the bond and desired its ac-
tceptanca or rejection by the court under
z the order Of the chief Justice. w. WI.
Clark and Captain W. II. Day, Of coun-
sci for the receivers, spoke a some
length, questioning the effectiveness Of
the order of Justice Fuller. & n
K Judge Purnell stated that there was q
grave doubt in his mind as to the effec-
tiveness OF the order made outside OF the
district, but out OF Difference to tho chief
Justice he would accept the bond and
let counsel test the operation of the
order by appeal. M
1t is understood that the receivers will
resist the order and follow the course
suggested by the judge.
AYCOCKa IN ACTION.
AS soon as the bond was accepted
Governor Aycock wired Superintendent
Dill at Newbern to take charge OF the
road and counsel for receivers tele-
sranhed them instructions to hold the
ROAD at all hazurd, that the order was
not effective until formally served by
ar officer OF the court
To Governor Aycocks telegram Super
intendent Dill replied; II have notified
McBee and Nleares of approval of bond
and my orders to take charge. They de-
cline to recognize my authority. have
notified them that T am In possession,
and they will act at their peril. Must I
put the receivers out of the Officer"
PUT EN- QUIT.
To this the Governor replied: Put re-
oevers out, Sec Guion. If necessary
call out sheriff If military needed, no.
tify me. Order of chief justice must
be obeyed''
TO o. II. Guion. counsel for State in
Ncwbern, the Governor photographed the
following Instructions: "Please see that
road is turned over to directors. Take
sheriff with you. If necessary military
will be called out. Order Of Chief JUS
tice Fuller must be enforced with the
whole power of the State.
CONSTRUCTIVE FORCE.
A little later a telegram from Gulon
said Superintendent Dill was In full pos
session, having used constructive force
only against Receivers McBee and
| Mcures.
! A special from Newbern says both Nc
Beo and Meares left for Raleigh this
evening to consult counsel.
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THE DEUTSCHLAND
TONEWP0RT NEWS.
Hanburg-American Liner Goes
There to be Painted-Did Not
Meet With Accident.
.(By Associated Press.l

c - -
NEW YORK, June 2-Thc Hamburg
American Line steamer Deutchland'
which reached hero to-day from Ham.
burg. Southampton and Cherbourg, VIII
leave tomorrow for Newport News.
where she will enter. dry dock to have
her hull cleaned and painted.
"A report that the Deutchland had met
With an accident OH the voyage from
Hamburg is going to Newport News for
Iropnirs was denied Tonight by an off
cial Of the line. He said that she Is
going to Newport News for her semi
annual cleaning. She will leave there
on Monday, and return hero to sail fo1
Hamburg on Thursday, the day sched'
ued for her departure. IA,
When asked whether It was not Gus.
tpp,ary for her to dock at Hamburg the
official replied that 1t was but he pre-
eumec. the docks were in use at the time
the vessel was in port there
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BOoK-KEEPER sKIPs.
A Washington Bank Employe
Gets Away With $4,000.
(By Associated Pre-:

WASHINGTON. June 2.-willard II.
MYERS. general bookkeeper in the bank
Ing department of the Nattonaf Safe
reposit, Savings and Trust Company, OF
this city, has disappeared. He is alleged
to have appropriated to his own use the
proceeds of forty shares Of q certain
stock valued at s7,o00s Sixty additional
shares of the same stock are missing.
Myers has been trusted employe OF the
inst,tution for twenty-three years, me
market value of all the stock he IS al
legged to have taken is about SihoVV'
Myers was under bond for $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
.SCHULAMITE WON
CRITERION STAKES
7(By Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, June g,,77on track that
Ss eked y from to 70 e even, won the IN.
terIen Stakes Of $1,000 fer dtwboyeadr sels
schulamite TO the front and, gradually
easily easily BY three lengths from Ghrysithss
Who In, turn was six lengths In front Of
First race;-abo4t six furlongs--5Aastar lt x
se g. s y Bapp fs a aSaffs Psi'oh l f #
1:12. ,,,,,u,
sb sss9nq ReSih sss
tiiysate dHs 'tto 5, third, Time, 40 s.s,
Tthra Is Ss ms e AofF Fen
l0.,to n seco,nfss. Palm Bearer "a 70 y
Fourth rase~the Criterion Stakes, Aye
furlongs- schulamite, (syen} Hrst, G ~ i
third, Time, 1903 3-5.
Fifth race-one mile and a siSteentns-t
lo] second Raglan $50 to !, THIRD. Tlme1
SIKH rafs a e, fprl9 n, sss os g tS
yYaddell lQ to u third. Time. 10y 3-os
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is NOT SEEKING 1T.
State Senator Sears Has Made
No Canvass for Elector,

Senator y. BOYD Sears, OF Mathews
county, who arrived In the city last night.
viii remain over until to-day. He eX.
pressed appreciation, OF the unsolicited
Suggestion of himself BY the, press for
stated that while he was not candidate
for the place In the sense that ne had
sought or was seeking ", he would ap,,
came to him. Several, OF the counties OF
his district have already endorsed him for
the Position, without any suggestion from
him.
Mi. Sears is the only East Virginia men,
toned FOL. the place. He is an attEsa rae "
and tdoreela a those
who. know him. make most credltaple
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
MEcKLENBURG OPENING.
Mr.. VIC. Hundley Will Manage
This Hostelry This Summer.

Mr. w. C. Hundley, one Of the most
popular young hotel men Of the State.
VII : mnai99 ag tbs r summae
The opening day VIII, be, juno 18th. At
that time a banquet Will be given. Ct
which viii be present number OF lead
Ing citizens OF the state and representa-
tive newspaper men from Washington,
Virginia and North Carolina.
This hotel Is We'll known as being one
of the most complete In Virginia, the
springs themselves being noted for their
Mr. Hundiey was in Richmond yester-
day, engaging corps of people for the.
hotel He said he would have chef
of national reputation. and that every
thing in the way OF amusements and EN-.
tertainment would be done to make. OF
the hotel one OF the leading resorts OF the
South,
A band has been engaged, and the fixed
summer games Will be maintained, Golf
links, tennis courts, bowling alleys and
2,00o-acre game preserve Will be III OPP
Grafton all summer, r.@
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The Running at Hawthorne.
tBy Associated Prcss:l

tByS Associated Prcss:l
CHICAGO. ILL, June 2.--Results az
Hawthorne: M u ~,
az tto' II frst. Freesias a to ~ second.
Triumvir IL to j third. Time. l:l5 Y.
Second race eyen furlongs.Aidlm unrnnd'
SNeIrd '(25 to il third. Time. 1:0 !.
Third race--one mlle-Gregor IS. Q3 70 y
frst, Moharib g TO Z second. Wainamoif-
Fourth race-fve Characterization
feven) first, Florentine az 70 n sscoln ld;
Scotch Irish co to y third. time, l9l
Fifth race-one and one .sixtee1th nil tsS
--Spencerian Is to 81 first. Sehoomats Ky
to ID second. Ferry Lynch q 10 y thiE e
Sixth race--sIx furlongs--Woodsont g to
y firsi, The Crisis GO to y second, I'm.
peror OF India Is to y third. Time, W.
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EMBEZZLER ARRESTED.
Jesse B. Baker, Of Baltimore,
Short in Accounts.
nv Associated Press.l

BALTIMORE. June 2,--Jesse B. Baker.
a pookkeeper formerly employed by the
National Howard Bank, Of this city. was
arrested at his home here to-day, charged
with embezzement.. He admitted that
there was a shortage In his accounts OF
between $4,000 and $4,000. Baker dis
appeared two weeks ago and went to
ST. Louis. TIe returned to Baltimore q
few days ago and was arrested and
turned over to the United States authors
ties to-day. Commissioner Rogers COM
United him in default of $4,000 bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
EXPENSES OF CANDIDACY.
Senator Barksdale Expects His
Canvass Will Cost Large Sum.

state Senator w. +. Barksdale. of Hal
flax, was asked last night how much ne
expected his canvass for Congress in the
Sixth District would cost him lie rep repile g
about two thousand dollars. Asked II
that was not an extravagant estimate
that would subject him to tho penalties a,l'1es
that it would in his opinion require that
much for legitimate expenses. and that
Ie would have no other H S,s ri cns;ntw
Halifax, was not unified in his support.
he expressed himself as pleased at the
assurances given him In the various
counties he had visited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
SAILS FOR
GIBRALTAR
Gunboat Marietta Leaves Tan
gier to Get Mail and Fresh
Provisions.
NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS
Chiefs Of Algeria Tribe Go to
Make Appeal to Raisuli Tor
Release Of Perdicaris.
NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS
fRy Associated Press.l

tBS Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, June "A cable
message received at the Navy Depart
1nent from Rear-Admiral Chadwick re.
ported that the gunboat Marietta, OF
The South Atlantic squadron, left Tangier
to- day for Gibraltar. It is assumed here
that the vessel has gone to the British
port merely to get mail and fresh pro-
visions for the squadron. .3,
The two cities are only about thirty
miles apart. There were no fresh de-
yelopments In the Perdicaris case made
known to-day. Rear-Admlral CHADWICK
and his fleet OF seven warships await the
result or the diplomatic pressure now be-
Ing exerted upon the Sultan Of Morocco
by the representatives of Great Britain
France and the United States to secure
the release Of Perdicarls and his step
son yarley. I Sa
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no SETTLE STRIKE.
Board Of Arbitration in Confer
ence With Cornpany's Officials

(By Associated Press.)
3 CINCINNATI. o., June ga Ttmes-Star
special from Ironton. Ohio, says:
"a meeting Of the striking furnace
workers has been called. The men will
assemble at once, and It is freely de-
clared that settlement will be made.
Colonel a. C. Thompson and Secretary
Joseph Bishop. OF the State Board Of Ar
bitration are In conference with the
strike leaders and representatives Of the
Hanging Rock Iron Company.
The probable basis Of settlement Is the
almost immediate withdrawal Of the
troops, the departure Of the alien laborers
and the opening Of the furnace manned
by the workers who left 1t on April 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
PUSHED IN CANAL.
Negro Boy Drowned as Result
of a Fisticuff.
Special to The TlmesrpispatchD

Especial To The Tlmes-DlsPatchJ
DANYIL.LE, VA. juno 2.--.Perey john
Tston (coloredl, nine years Of age was
drowned in the canal this afternoon, The
boy became involved in a quarrel vita
another youth on the Union Street bridge
which quarrel resulted In q ilsht. IN me
struggle Johnston was pushed oil the en-
bankment at the mouth OF the ptiuss ~. ,,.,,
from the canal before the bsdy could be
recovered.
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VIRGINIA HORSES
ARE THE WINNERS.
Courtland Smiths Up-to-Date
and Hiawatha Take Prizes at
Philadelphia Show.
fny Assoclatcd Press.l

prllLADELPHIA, June 1.-THE CORN.
THAN class, open to all hunters, was the
feature OF the fourth day of the open air
Horse show at Wissahlckon Heights
Tho Brandywine stables gr. m. imp.
Vengeance took first prize. Third prize
went to tho b. s, Hiawathn, cxhiolted
BY Mrs. CORTLAND H. Smith, Of Alexan-
dlla. Va, and fourth to CourtlanAd
Smiths b. g. Up-to-Date.
Reginald anderbilt took two blue RIB
bonB. ~ H
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DISSATISFIED AT RESULT.
Sergeant Sowells Friends do Not
Think Reinecke Won Match.

The friends Of Sergeant sowell are. not
wn te Basins issus e hs sns
The official time OF the fall was twenty
nine and. a half minutes. Had the SER
Would have won. T here Is A a question as
to the time. Persons In the audience say
the ttmekeeper's watch was wrong, and
This is disputed by the tlmekeeper, but
even at that the admirers OF the sergeant
do not think, that ReiDecke got the best
of the match. ay.
Reinecke was seen yesterday and said
that the sergeant gave him a great tussle
but ne ne, thoVght ne won the match IN re n
the official time on the result.