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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
RUSHING WORK
ON SUBMARINES
Especial 10 Tho rlnes- Dispa tcl,.l

Especial Ito The Times Dlapatchsl ~
& NEWPORT MEMS, " Al. September 3.--
A force OF n,en worked all night AT the
ship-yard last night putting tho pro-
pelers on ono OF the little Lake subs
marine torpedo boats. The boat nearest
completion has already had her rudder
swung. and all five OF the vessels arc
beginning 10 assume something Ike q
completed appearance, They nre me
most remarkable looking era It ever COM
structed and from a distance they look
like they might he enormous signs for
a cigar-making establishment.
During the north OF August The Chess
apeake and Ohio Railway Company
dumped 8pD,A07 tons Of coal from It's
three piers here. eclipsing It's former .re-
cord for t,ne month by 3l.4o7 tons. Thirty
eight steamers. i,inety-four schooners and
fifty-onc barges were loaded during Tho
month $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
'VIRCINIA'S DAY
HASBEEN CHANGED.
Governor and His Party 70, be
in ST. Louis OIL Sep
tcinber 2Ist.

Il 81 Nd RI . "a
Virginia Day at the St. Louis Exp,-S
sition will be celebrated september list
Instead Of tho 23d Of the month bes
change III tho date was made at, the re-
quest OF Gov. Montague, whosh engage
ments which prevented his; attendance
upon tho ceremonies on the date as first
arranged-tTie 23d. 3i IS:
The 21st is also Illinois Day85at the
Exposition. a Telegram was received,
1Ey Commissioner koincr yesterday from
Hon David r. Francis, president Of the
Exposition saying that tile change In the
Virginia date wouiG be allowed.
Governor Montague, accompanied w by
Mrs. Montague, Ills children and staff.
will leave here on September 18th III q
sEeclnl train over the Chesn peake and
r. 10 RailroadI Tho Richmond LiglltI
Infantry Blues, OF this city, and tho
stoncwall Band, or Stnunton, win escort
His Excelency and will go by tho same
train. The party will romain III ST..
Louis for several days, and will be b..
sent from the city about a week.
Many OF the members of tho staff will
be accompanied by lady members y
their family. though 1t has not peen
definitely determined just low many
will be In the party, Governor Man
tague said last night that no had seen
tho Exposition and that heF WIS going
purely as tho Representatives. tho STATE
OH account of Virginia Day. He said
SO far as he was informed lie was not
expected to make any speeches 4 S9
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WILL INVESTIGATE THE
POLICE CONDITIONS HERE.

Especial 70 The Tlmes- DIsnatch,) 80 ~
BOSTON. q MASS, Septemberl 3.--Judgo
William Henry Harrison Emnlons, chair
man of the Boston Police Commission,
Will leave here next week on tho Mer-,
chants and Miners limo for Baltimore
for a week or ten days, vacation, Judge
Enlmons will visit Richmond Norfolk,
Old Point Comfort and the battlefield Of
Gettysburg. Probably his Itinerary Will
Include n score of other places before
lie returns. for tho Judge Is exceedingly
spry for q man OF sixty-three and a.
sprint OF five or six hundred miles Is nOth-.
Ing 10 him when In lecture trim. he Will
Investigate police conditions wherever he
stops. III
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BOBBY B WA.LTH0UR
WINS A BIG RAGE Y
Beats simar Of France, in Trial
for Championship Of
the World s5
IiBy Associated Press,)

LONDON. September -. 3 obby" Wal Il
thour. Of Atlanta. Ga.s won the 100 ldlo'-s
meter motor-pacc professional champion
ship Of the world from sinur. OF France.
at tho Crystal Palace to-day by 1 ID 81
length The time was 4 hour % minutes
and 81 3-5 seconds. IN u. III q
This event was the feature 81 the day day.
The starters, who did not include Dick 4
.entmann. OF Holland tho holder. We're
Walthour. Americ !; Gerbi, Ital W Il ansen,
Denmark; simar, France; Won J. Der,
stuyft, Belgium, and And en1ars, swltzer
land. Simar led Il at the start, but. vas
oyerhaulcd and passed by alth il IS; g.
the twentieth lap, notWi thstandlngs.th
fact That at one time the tr !l Il1
had q lead OF a lap and q mar, = rom
this point 1t was evident that the ru i'se
sIav between Waltiour md Slmar WHO "!
cling together alternately taking the
lead six and two-thirds miles were COW ~
cred In 9:56. rs. IS, Il. ~ ,,,rr
Walthour led at the end o.. the noIr,l
having coyered 40Aa-2 mile me treIc ~,
ma then was one-t1,ird OF a mile PENN
c,eri,r ygio was third, and riding ganlely,i
fell when he had covered Hwy ~
was not seriously hurt but re!lreu ,,n
sthour held tho lead, With slmaI p.'s.l,a,e
him at the finish. Won Der tstus 90 r.
r,he contest was conceded 70 pc ons ~, ~
the finest long distance cycle races ss1' 's
In England. 4 ~ 4 52 125.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION
YNe q ua F6UN Vs. T RIFT s4 1ec's'H'

NORFOLK 6 WESTERN RAiLWAY.
Tickets will be sold September 18th and
14th good for return passage until Sep
TENDER 18th, 1904
The Norfolk and Western Railway via
Petersburg. is he only line operating
three duly trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Leave Richmond 9:05 A. NJ,
1910 p, NJ, and $3.50 II. NJ. pullman par
lor and sleeping cars
For tickets, Pullman reservations
and further Information apply TO
Richmond Transfer Company. ticket
agent Byrd Street Station, or at Com
.pany's office, No S3S East Main
street. JNO. .II. WAGNER,
c, II. BOSIlcY, City Pass Agent.
Dist Pass. Agent.
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STRIKING PLAYERS
RECEIVE SALARIES.
Montgomery Team Franchise
Sold TO Manager Of Street
RailwaYH COMPANY.
.lBy Associated Press

MONTGO NDRY. ALA, September s..
VIII. Ragland Tonight sold the Mont:
gomery franchise Of the Southern League
TO u. u. Winters, general manager OF the
Montgomery Traction Company, and the
striking ball players wore paid their sal
aries. League President liavanaugh sane
toned the sale. The franchise was dis,
posed Of by Raglnnd for cash sum, said
10 be $1,000. This ends the baseball
troubles : in Montgomery, as the new
owner is connected with the street rail-
road companies, on whose lines the games
were played last year, and no further
injunction proceedings will be had, al
though salaries had been guaranteed
tho players by Umpire Latham on behalf
OF the league. the men refused TO don
their uniforms to-day. and the two games
scheduled 10 be played were forfeited to
Nashville by scores Of to Q.
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WAY Up IN TIE MOUNTAINS.

II is delightfully."- cool and tickets to all
mountain resorts on The Norfolk and
Western Railway viii be sold at greatly
Heduced fstls until September sDth, good
returning n,il October 3lst, 1904 Have
sou been oti top the Peaks OF Otter. or
10 Mountain ,.afe lhoth above tho clouds
or TO Wonderful Natural Bridge on the
famous Cavern Of Luray. Now is III,
hest Tins 10 SO. For complete inforIna-
lion, apply to John u. Wagner. CITY pas.
senger Agent. a3S Main Street. Or q, Ill
Bosley, District Passenger Agent.
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THIS is YOUR DAY,

September ed Is Virginia Day al the
ST. Louis Exposition II Is the day Of
days for Nirginans, Rev. Herbert NJ
Hope will run q personally conducted
excursion on September 10Th. which viii
b6 In time for Virginia Day,
The excursion Will be VIA the scenic
chesapeake and Ohio tho quickest, clean
est and best route. You Will save money
and time by going with him. For par
iiculars, write Rev, Herbert NJ Hope,
Rodm &c. Merchants National Bank build
ing, Richmond, Va.
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Chicago, q; St. Louis, !

CHICAGO. Ill, sspi. a,-A git,
passed ball and Burkeis clean single saved
tho visitors from shut,out.
Score: r. H. II.
Chicago X. ..,.....J 0011 O0'0s--3 o
ST. Louis. .......... o 600 90 1 0 OIL 9 z
Batteries: Sveimcr and CNeill; Nichols
and Grady-Time, lila Empire, John
etore Attendance. 400
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New York, g; Boston, l..

NEW YORK, Sent. 3,--1'hn battling Of
DeYlin and Dunn, combined with errors
on he part OF Tenney and Rayner won
t0-days game for New York,
Score: II. II. +.
Boston .,.....,.... o00O6 0610-l 3 3
New York. .....,.. 0.030000'3 A i
Batteries: " ills and Moran; Taylor and
Warner. Time. 1890 Umpire, Moran. At
. Tendance. la,I6S
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Al birmingham; Atlanta 3, lairnling-
ham !.
Al New Orleans: New Orleans 10,
Shreveport $.
Al Memphis: Memphis A. ldltle Rock 3
4 ~ Montgomery: Montgomery players
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn, Q.

PIIlLA DELPHIA, PA. Sept. S.-Good
pitching by Sparks resulted IN q shut-out
n for Brooklyn to-day
Score: r. II, T..
Brooklyn ,,-,.....O 0 90 0 000-0 4 3
Philadelphia ...... 00l02 20t &c . .
Batteries: Mitchell and Ritter; Sparks
and DOOM. Ilmpircs, Ernsie and Carpen-
ter. Time, Las. Attendance. 1,lo2,
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OPEN THE CAMPAIGN.
Gov. Montague Probably Speak
~ Chesterfield Tomorrow Week.

at CHesterHeId IU-I11e'I " ~ .'15..'
while 1t has not yet been definitely
.atti ~ 4 n IL altogether likely that G9y-
errs Montague viii make his first speesi
~ the fan campaign at chesterfleid
Courthouse, on Monday, septemlb'e'rf l.t e
which is court d ay, q. 4. I, \. 7,
the voters at that time, and great
crowd + Is expected. I, ). % I, I, z
(, The Governor is being urged st : 9, ta 9
the stump In MANY sections q tlle sta1G.
md ,o VIII 20 wherever Ills oitlclal duties
I,,ares,yiil 3permit, His Excellency " go.4
ing toS do some stnmplng for Ills fren e !,
Visor w out I'M thtY Ninth and VIII go
l III most Of The other districts !. q ne
state before the campaign 5is 2 eef..,.
\ liz fIc always las good audiences when
III Is known known that The Will speak ana
chairman Ellyson regards nm h ll'a y
as a campaign orator. 81 i.
,rheYoS IS said to be a shortage M the
world : supply OF WOO
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE. 5#.
Church Hill Stars Now in Lead
in Championship Race.
Athletic League Standing.
Won. Lost. y


f G;1i stars stars. 80. .sf
Oak Groves. s.has
White Swans .,.,-.,.,... 9 ;,ald
5Tuschror as 9....,...s,.,,.',s' o .4oG
Oak Groves, II; White Ducks, I IS
J THE oak Groves defeated the White
Ducks Yesterday evening In Scotts field
by tho score of II to II, The lineup OF
both teams is MS follows;
Oak ciroyesyYade Garter Garter 9 Wi!kersonp
4 D. Hancock, McAlWee, WynaHt, sl1ouRHty,
b. Hancock. Nj -3s5333 3. 4 81 Il IA "a
iN White pucks-,r nylor, ~, Sharp. Boz
ste,. Blunt, Morrand.
h The score by Innings; r.
Oak 1o0dg I'll Y;
IA" Ratterles: o. e. Wllkerson and Wade;
NV. u. Traylor and Blunt,
Stars, IL; Tuscaroras, I.
mo Church Ilill stars defeated the rus,
caroras lon i tile Imperials' diamond. in
Barton Heights, yesterdpy evening, In u
one-sided game, the Stars having every
thing their way. Features .Qt the game
we're the battery wo TX or M at Il, and
3rIzzolara ana y no nome run OF -arnlef
OF he Stars 81
Ratferies; stars b rIzzolara and Meads,
Tuscaroras- ilkinson and Odell.E
Score by innings; 3, 4, ! ! y; II i,
rIscarorus I. (. z. ~. o y o Of o o-2
irha stars lineup was as follows,
Farmer, Rrizzolara, Sears Smith, Rob
Bins. Moore, 3oiacont, Meads, sprights,
The Stars will play the White Swans IN
tho morning and The lite DUCKS inEtile
evening,
~
Richmond, 10; N. "A, G., S,
IN d fast and exciting game yesterday
afternoon the Richmonds succeeded In
defeating The Morthsida s4A'hleIle Clun by
! the score of 10 10 o. l t !, !.
Score by8innings: R. a. u,
| N "A, a., !, d. Il. K. !. o o q 0 ~ Q o. q $
Batteries; placund and Burke. for Rich,
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Games Tomorrow.

rho irwin City games tomorrow pro- ms
Use is be MS interesting as heretofore AZ
10 o clock Manchester and Richmond VIII
splay,tand in the afternoon Barton Heights
and Manchester and the Brownies and and
Richmond will play n Z r. IN
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LEEsBURG LOCALS.

Especial to The Times Dlspatc
LE1SsBuRG. VA, Sept. 3.-Niss Mamie ME
Pickett. Of liaynarket, Va, Is the guest
Z Of Mrs. William n. Thomas.
Mr.. 4. \ Il. Tillett, OF Roanoke, Va has 't,
been the guest OF his brother. q e. r'llet'.
Mr.. Tlett Is sheriff OF that city.
Miss Ruth Klipstein Gore. OF Roanoke,
has returned from a visit to friends IN
! this county.
The N1lddleburg Chapter OF tho Dalugh-
Sters Of the Confcderacy will erectsa me- ne
mortal hall In that town. Robert -. Lee.
Jr.,of Fairfax. delivered an address @ tho
Veterans, sons and Daughters Of tn the
Confedoracy at Hfiddlcburg OH last Tues yes
day ght ~
Dr. =, w Bitter, son Of J. W. Y. Bitzer;
ahts, tos PasS W @ n
versity the coming season. y,
Mr.. j. W. Nichols, of Round Hi, Va
Is visiting his son. ~ lbort Nichols. y
Mr.. ard Mrs. .. u. Tcnnant. Of oat.
May, have returned TO their country home me
3f The fall races Of tho Loudouii> Ia eng
Association will be held IN This place Sep
tember 7thFand SSth. !. y
a Tho engagement OF Miss Lucelo Ashton.
OF King George county Va 70 Mr. Pres.
ton Luck, OF NJ ddleburg, this county. Is
announced. b Y. &
2 ana /! Mrs q Orr are visiting
"a leap year german was held at tho
Opera House on Friday night. There
were fl fty3couples dancing. led by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G H. NJ oncure, OF Fails Church
Va 5sl ny
Mr.. and Mrs. ] ohm NJ. Berkeley. OF Berk-
ley, " d., now residing In Leesburg, left
I Saturday for Farmyille. 8y$ !.$ii
IS Mr.. and Mrs n Richard Afoncurc,E of Falls
Church. are spending the summer ct The
Leesburg Inn. i s dG4sE
M NIrs..if. j. Keen. wife OF Or. Keen, of
Hamilton. has returned from q visitssSto
Lewlsburg, w. Va. sg \ 3t5s3
N Jud 60 - b. A1ccabc, OF this town, was
one OF the principal speakers at the, 5l1,-
yelling OF the Confederate monument at
Manassas on Tuesday. AUGUST goth.
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3loTUWlllcS " " W. y y
e summary--Iwo base hits Bache. Sac
.riflce hit, Rose. Stolen bases, Taylor 3,
Boone 8, Bache. Fitz, McIvoy. Doublo.
plays, Rose To Boone to Miles, Bache to
Miles, TIulchel. to Anthony, tIIulcher To.
lIacho to Anthony. McEyoy - Anthony.
Hit by pitched balls. Hogan Struck our,
by Fltz 3, by IIulcher 1, Bases on balls,
of Fitz 2, of Iiulchcrs2. Time Of game,
1;25. Umpire, Dalton. Attendance, $500
.i Richmond's Victory,
"a Tho carly game was slow and devoid
of vlgor. Thomas, who&went In the box
for Manchester, couldn't see the plate,
and OH two passes. "a iit5by pitched ball,
two singles and swift'ss error, tho Bender
ties caught five runs, The southsd '.s
gbraced up IN the second but In the third
another series OF nishaps mo up ana
OH two walks. two hits, a wild pitch and
lJennings's error. four nlore1rups came IN,
and victory was cinched After tl "a
Charters was put In the boX, fters a I; oucll-
ems had tried 1t. and a greater defeat was
averted, rs This detail VIII SHOW:
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s Barton ton I. Heights Making y I5il1es
Run for the Cham
Spionsl,ip.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Next Saturday.
Is +. M.-Barton Heights VS.. Rich

~ Vs. " i
! s:45 7. NJ. --Barton Heights vs. RICH
$nlond.
E 4:45 r. 8N1..-Aiancl,este vs.. Brownies.
The largest crowd OF the season saw. the
Brownies go BY the board yesterday fter-
noon at Broad street Park, With barton
Heights tire victor BY the score Of ITO o.
The latter team was considerably
strengthened by the addition OF Miles,
Williams and Shelton. The victory was
well earned and reflected no discredit OH
the Brownies. The leaders were over
confident from the start, and Il was
through errors on the part or Mc1svoy
and Anthony that two Of the runs were
made, and dumb playing that gave i've III the
third score. iii
Ii For SIX :lnninga the game was a fast
one, Will, double plays galore and 5llettrt
disease escapes. The pitchers II were on
and visions Of seybold. Hargrovc. 81 ber-}
field, Tannehlll and Chesbro Sfloated over
+ tho park. IA Il 5
"A large maj ority Of the crowd Of root
ters, many Of whom were ladies', Wan ted
4 to SEQ & tile Brownies lose, becdu sc they
standing Of the twp clubs now Is so close
that tho loss OF ohe more game by y he
Brownies, With q corresponding victory
for Barton Helgh hts, Will change the stand
ling. ~ III 81 Il \ 5i5 81
Early in the stage OF tho game Anthony
advantag and It was after that accident
that he made his errors, thereby helping
3 to give the victory to the$"hated rival "a
Said Twas the Woggle Bug.
The Brownie rooters blamed 1t all on
the woggle bug. while tho Northsiders
claim they won by superior work There
lis no doubt that the Brownies were out
played The leading club can't expect
town all the time. The suggestion that
is without foundation, as the leaders
played all they were able to- playesT1 There
will be two moro games between these
two teams before the league sea some oses.
lf5 Barton Heights takes one and the
Brownies the other, the latter VII Twin
Bthe championship. But the Northsiders
say they arc going to win.
The three runs were made In the folio W
Ing way: Taylor wen t up in the seventh
and singled In trying to catch him off
first Anthonyet a ball go by, and .Tay-
Tor landed on second. Then N Boone one
body out. Bache caught two strikes and
landed on the ball for two bases scoring
Taylor. The Brownies infield was im-
spregnablc, and the one run was all they
could get "a ~
Three errors in the eighth gave Bacfc's
men two more runs. Hogan safed on a
sJuggles By John AIcl1voy and Went to sec
Eond on IA bad throw. Shelton went out
at first. That put Hoan on third, and
Taylor's hit scored him. Taylor stole,
second and went to third on NlcLeayy'st
slow playing to head Bacllc,S and scored;
on the attempt to CATCH Boone at sec
8ond, who safed on ~ tumble by Anthony
That was all, but III was enough TO
win the game, as tile following official
score Will show: se'' III e
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Boston Loses to Cleveland and
Goes a Step Down the
Ladder.
HEAVY CHEDULE TOMORROW
Tvs Games Will be Played OH
Every Diamond il, Botll
Leagues.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
Washington Is: Chicago, Ga.
Philadelphia, 2-5: St Louis, IL.
Cleveland. 8; Boston, l.
New York, 2; Detroit, !.
Where They Play Monday.
Washington at Boston; two games.
Philadelphia at New York; two games.
st, Lotus at Cleveland; two games.
Chicago at Detroit; two games.
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Players. AB, r, III Q, A. H..
inaasr, s. ,.'ss 3 g !
French Of ,,......,,....,4 q y =
McEy0y. 3h ..,,..,.,',,ggSSS ! =
Knlghtly, ct......,,.'t..,ifa,5l3a = Y
Crawford, II .....,.,,;,,Saa y =
Semi, IL .,,,,,..,...,.t,,,.so y ~
Cannon, ID ......,,t,,,,g5a y
Bcnder, Id .,,,.. $1,000 y y a :, IL =, = !"
Dalton, lib ,,..,,......,,,,,a y
Carlo, p ,,int..,,,.t.i...' y y e ~ = II u %
Totals .,.,,.. y, w., e6 no 8 ~ 4
MANCHESTER,
p,ayers '' & s7 ABB r. ri. o. "A, III
,,ni,n,a ~ 49,. y % Il !
Jennings, u ..,,,.',,,.i'.,
Ford, 2b .,.,,.....- ,.st,s,,5wnl95 n > o n
,rrcxler, 3b ....',.,...,.f3iss > q a
Moore. RI .,,.....'.,',,.}So . 4
Swift, SIS ......,..fts,t't,". ~ y !, AN a 4
.IIouehens, ID, p..;.,,.,..'oo a. q
liNeil n ~ " y !, 43., < 1
Edwards, o $50 n x r. y, M, a
Thomas, p, III .,.,.,''t,', s ylsSs
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6if & ~ 81
q 1,nraes and. bags AFRO not jowelry, Hc-
cording to III recent revenue rQllnG,
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Thera IS said to We q sllpftage w sHe 4
world s supply OF WOO
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Washington, rs; Chicago, Cd
WASHINGTON, September s.-Wash;--
ington and Chicago split even here to-
day iii a double header.
Score: r. g. II.
s,yashingto 8 j. 100 100 1000 s. 2
3chicaeo. % O!301OOO OFT IA 4
Batteries: Townsend and Clark; sn,ffh
and Mcfarland. Time, 2o5, Umpire,
King.
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Cleveland, g; Boston, I.
x BOSTON, September 3.--Cleveland to-
day made thirteen hits off Young. win
ming easily. Is
Score: j5,S r. II. ~
@Cleyeland.|... 90 10 20 0 1#S-9 10 $
Boston. ....1 o % 90 000-1
Batteries: Joss and Bcmiss: Young
and Crlger. Time, 1:43. Umpire. Dwyer.
Attendance, 1901.
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capital,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26
GONE TO SEE THE GAME.
Army and Navy Officials Who Are in
PHILADELPHIA.

Secretary Morton left Washington at
o'clock on a special car over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to attend the Army and
Navy foot ball game at Philadelphia today.
With him were Mrs. Morton, Miss Morton,
Maj. Charles McCawley of the Marine
Corps and Mr. Thomas Chalmers of Chica-
go. At Philadelphia the party will be
the guests at luncheon of Mr.. A. ]. Cassatt
and Mr. John S. Thayer, jr., of the Penn
sylvania railroad.
The acting secretary of war; Mr.. Oliver,
with large party left Washington this
morning in a special car for the game.
The personnel of the party was as follows:
Bromwell, Capt. Butt, Capt. Fourner, Maj
Oliver, Capt. Alvord, Gen. Humphrey
Lieut.. Humphrey, Gen. Sanger, Lieut..
Fortescue, Baron De Tuyll, Col. Raspopoff,
Capt Niche, Mr.. Thoron. Lieut.. Grant,
Capt Pershing, Gen. Randolph, Mrs Chat
fee, Miss Chaffee, Miss Durand. Mrs.
Bromwell, Mrs. Hutcheson, Mrs. Oliver,
Miss Oliver Miss NJ. Oliver, Miss Hagner.
Mrs Alvord, Miss Humphrey, Miss Taft,
Miss Gaff Baroness De Tuyll Miss Mary
Randolph, Miss Wetmore, Mrs. Thoron
Miss Randolph, Col. and Mrs. Henry p
Mccain. Capt. Frank p Wynne of the
Marine Corps, and Capt and Mrs. William
P. Potter.
Postmaster General Wynne also went
over to see the foot ball game at Philadel-
phia. The office of Postmaster General
was administered today by Second Assist
ant Shallenberger.
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EXPENSES OF JUDGES.
The Belief Generally Entertained by
Incumbents in Office.

The testimony that has been taken in
the Swayne hearing at the Capitol has
created a furry of alarm throughout the
country on the part of district judges,
who, ii is said, have supposed they were
entitled to adopt the same course in re-
gard to their expense accounts that was
followed by Judge Charles Swayne of the
northern district of Florida. With great
care it has been developed at these hear
ings that Judge Swayne charged $40
day for his expenses, without regard to
the amount of money he actually spent
for that purpose.
1t is said by those who are familiar with
the practice of district judges that very
generally, If not universally, they have for
many years made the uniform charge of
$40 day for expenses although their actual
expense had been much less. In fact, it is
said that many of these district judges ac-
ceW their positions because they regard the
expense allowance as legitimate part Of
their compensation.
If the result of the Swayne hearing is to
stop this practice and to make it necessary
for district judges in the future to put in
detail expense accounts, it is said there
will be general CONSERVATION over the coun-
try among these judges with the possible
necessity of rearranging their salaries.