davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

as mercury will surely destroy Tho
sense 20 smell and cHmnl etplF hrrauEe
the Whole system when entering N
thFuuEh the mirous HuTfaeea. nsloh
articles should never BE- uAaa except
90 prnNrti efioun from reptlta hia phfni-
clans. aa the damage they Wiii do II
Zen fold 80 the coed sou cau uassl bly,
derive from them. falls Gatarrh
4 Co. Toledo. q, contains 30 naaF-
enrV. and - taken internally. acting
directly uuun the blood and mucous
surfaces ~ the system. In buying
ffAlTa Gatnrrh cure lie sure you set
TIE genuine. Il 70 taken iatsfnsliy
and made 10 Toledo Ohic. b. =. i
Cheney a CO. Testimonials free.
Sod ~ Druggists. Price. 10 per
bottle
rake Hairs Family pills fer consti-
ration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
BIG CROWD WILL
SEE THE BATTLE
YOUNG coasETT AND JIMMY BRITT ARE IN FINE SHAPE FoR
THEIR FIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT

night. All his hard work Ia over
and from nos until the hour Of the
fight he win only take sufficient ~
erriae 70 keep from becoming stiff.
The Hayes Valley Athletic club
under whose auspices the contest
viii take plaer. reports one 81 the
largest seat sales Of any FIGHT that
has ever taken place in san tfan-
cisco. Delegations Of sporting men
are already arriving from out Of
Town and the Indications point a.
an enormous crowd IN the big pa
vfiion when the little Fighters enter
the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
BERNIE s PROPHECY

Bernie MoCsy. who last year
twlrled the leather for DuEdale. will
hand ont curves for the Atlanta
team this season. McCay was last
year dubbed Hthe batter'a delight"
b. nn Hurley on account Of his
ability 20 hit a mans bat no matter
how hard and fast he swung a..
Bernie IN also a prophet. Ho says
that the peace protocol on the coast
will not last more than "a year. and
that Whom the big Leagues draw such
men as Hughes and Newton the
coast teams will take 20 the woods
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
SHORT SPORTS

owner Daily WIN send Claude after
the Montgomery handicap.
Young Corbott has signed con
tract TO tend 20 Tommy Mnwatt az
Chicago after he finishes his task
With Britt
Unable 20 secure n suitable man.
Captain Walter Cross OF the Yale
Varsity crew has decided 20 row
stroke himself.
Dan Stuart f. testing the anti
pool law In Texas and has opened
a room a Dallas. 50 far he has
not been molested.
Milwaukee has signed Pitcher
Steel Of Kansas and Outfielder
Stone Of Boston. This pair viii
make the Brewers impreguablc.
Jake Heckley reported TO Man
nger Nichols Of the Cardinals at
Houston Nichols wept tears OF Joy
over the arrival or the odd war
horse
While King suily was making an
assignment in New York. w. H.
WEIGH. Lexington, KY poolroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
ADOPTS NATIONAL
PLAYING RULES

sAN FRANCISCO. March SIT
Il ofueiaiiY announced that the Pa
eidc Coaat League VIII adopt Tor the
coming SEASON the foul strike rule.
ard all other rules elHew here en-
forced that have not been uara here.
This league Haa not forced 20 adopt
the playing rules and regulations
81 the National Asa8e iuiian Eaerr-
.tary Farrell cent President Burt "a
telegram iu eb.eh he expressed hla
willingness IS grant the Pacific
coast League special dlapensafiun.
bat after diaeuaalns the matter Hurt
decided that uniformity q rules wuH
preferable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
GROUNDS ENLARGED

Tho grounds of the Seattle Tennis
eiuh. &C che corner Of Madison street
and Miuur avenue aru being consider
ahlY enlarged The change is made
owing II the fact that fast games
eaalld not be played heretofore. a.
thEfe wac not space enough back ~
the courts ta handle the swift ones
rho grounds will ba ia shape again
within a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
0ARSMEN ARE
IN GOOD FORM

The University OF Washington
rowing crew pat Il ell over their
former recDfd on Lake Washington
yesterday. '=Fhr crew went = mile
and = haif IN several seconds better
tlrue than ever before" said C'uaeh
wright and they can beat that q
they have to- Just What the tire
Naa b. would not state.
Tho boys have not tried their new
she'll yet, owing to the fact that th-r
eniiforulanE have no shell In order
that fha teams shall have equal
chances the WasniuRtona have re-
Trained from uning their machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
ROW OVER DILLON

SAX FRANCISCO. March "a
f.fsnldent ituft has Instructed I'm
piFe o'Gounri Al Loa Angeles not C.
psfInll Dillon 80 play slth f-os An
EFies and that n los Angeles Ia
aiats On having piiipu PLAY. % kigs
FL games to Oakland. Manages
Marcland Of The La Angeles team
sald lat nisht ut Dillon would
Hlay notwithstanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
MHX MM
M MITCH
THREW CHIEF TWO FEATHERS
TWICE STRAIGHT AT VAN
coUvER

VANCOUVER n G. March 81
Frank noich. ihr champion wrestler
II America. won tNn straight falls
fram chief Tso Feathers last night
Both falls were secured - hhlf Sol
sons. the first in thirty minutes and
the second la nfteea.
The house vas packed ard standing
room Naa az a premium. ootch lp-
eiudiuE hia slide bet II fni wili realize
moro than 81 80 from the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
WILL HOLD SPRING
SHOOT APRIL 10

The annuml meeting % tho King
County gun club was held last night
and preliminary arrangements made
fer the haidinz ~ the first spring
shoot. IL will takr place a. Buffalo
station. mar Rrnfnu. April TO- The
eiab witl offer threa gold medals In
ths various classes
The following officers wafe elected
fer the ensuing year; President. "
- Tart. vice president. Joseph Stack:
esereta ~ treasurer. A. g. Miller. field
captain. " =. Piper executive com
fnitiee. ". n Taft. Joseph Stack. a.
6. Miller. ". J. Piper and H. L.
'rhiale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
BAN JOHNSON SELLS

wAsfuNuToS y. c.. Marrh gt--
hnn Johnson president ~ the Amsfi-
can Base bali league. has sold the
- aahinEtun base bah eiun 20 Thomas
j. Anasa ana william J bwyrr. both
q this city. Wiiitam , fzamberfuu.
a Hunslnsiaw q Senator German. De-
spoken 81 nH the probable new prsai-
dsgt 70 the viub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

suspected Of the murders. but when
his arrest was attempted, the man
dashed into the streets where he was
pursued by a crowd.
Seeing escape was impossible
efoaHman drew a razor and cut bic
throat. and died at the feet Of the
officers. The police are digging In
the garden OF the house IA the be-
lief that other bodies are buried
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
.NHAZD
JUSTICE
Murderer Cut His Throat After
He Saw Escape Was IInpos-
sible


LONDON. March si-The police az
Kenwlirtun this morning found a
trunk tn a boarding house obtaining
the body OF a wnmau aud a chiid
sho disappeared tva months aEo.
The ryrnatna were covered Wfth sew
sfsi inches OF cement
4 LOGGER named Croamnnn vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
SEATS AT PREMIUM

SAN FRANCISCO. March e.
Nearly all the seats In woodward's
pavilion have been sold for the fight
Friday night between Young Corbett
and Billy Britt. The attendance VIII
represent between $4,000 and so go
Tie betting u today 10 10 and 10 to
s with Corbett at the long end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

Peter pugallno aud Gustav May
erbbum. Two United states soldiers
a. Fort Hamilton. fought battle
with akln-tiHht gloves the other
night and the coroner may be called
Ia FOR both men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

"RedH Amea, the younaater Me
Gaw picked up last fall, gives
promise 81 being one q the best
early season twiriefa GA the Giants
staff. In three innings not hit
was made off him BY the HluTsrrH
OF the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

y n Eato. a IapAngns. charged
with assault with deadly weapon
changed bis plea u guilty" 20 that
Of mot guilty ia the superior court
Yeatnrday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24
"a StartIlnn Tnat

To save a life. Dr. r. 9. Merritt
OF No. Mehoopany. Pa. made a
startling test resulting IN wonder
fui cure. lie writes. - patient
was attacked with violent hemor-
rhagca. caused by liberation OF the
stomach. had often found Electric
Bltters excellent FOR acute stomach
aud liver troubles. 80 / prescribed
them. The patient gained from the
Qrst. and has not had an attack IN
IA months" Electric Bitters are
positively guaranteed FOR Dyspepsia.
Indigestion. Constipation aud KID
ney troubles. Try them. Only soc
nj G. o. oNY. Inc, Second Avenue
and Yesler. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

Mrs. Emma Johnson was granted
a divorce from her husband. WASH
iuEton Johnson. on ground Of cruel
~ and non-aapport in the superior
court yesterday afternoon. Dana
Tufts was granted a divorce from
Mary Turf on similar grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

stage. coach ot Chicago uuiver-
aity. han purchased the property at
the northeast corner uf Lexington
avenue ana FifV fourth street. chi
eaRo. Tor gia.a0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

stylish clothes for men. HERALD.
~ md ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

Dancing School. Prof. Willsen's
Ranke hall PIKE street and t1iua
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

operator made $4,000 on sroeula.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

owner DAILY WIN send Claude after
the Mont gomery handicap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
NEW RACE PROGRAMME
SOON TO BE ISSUED

Especial 10 THE fTiltes-D ispatch>
II NEW YORK, December 17.--Dcflnlte
announcement was made yesterday by nn
officer oft American Automobile Assoc
citation that a new programme of racing
will be prepared for tho tournament in
4 the Draytona-O rmond (Fla.1 beach on
January 23d to 2Sth, and that official en-
i try blanks will be issued rs early as pos
sble next week. a race secretary has
been chosen who will prepare the pro-
gramine under the supervision OF the
FLORIDA East Coast Automobile Associa-
4 ton Many OF the events named in tho
list issued a few days ago will be In
Guided In the new programme.
Z The officers Of the American Automobile
Association say that there is no intention
+ to antagonize the interests that hayo
heen identified with the promotion Of the
Florida meets in former years. Those
who have helped In building up tho
Southern meet will be invited to assist in.
Its conduct this winter, 55s - it a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
A CIVIL WAR CAPTAIN.
Talks 10 the Point.


4 "Until aboutatWo years ago ] had had
piles for about thirty years, ut times
bleeding and very painful, ] got nfty-
cent box OF Pyramid Pile cure at the
drug store, ana used it and was entirely
cured; got another boS In case | needed
II, and as the piles did not return in Six
of mine who wanted the doctorsto operate
10 cure him Ny friend Said he would
use the pyramids, but he knew they
would do him no soou but they cured
lin of piles ofltwcnty-1ive years stand
ing. ann free from piles To-day, ana
have been since using Pyramid Pile Cure.
WAS captainin the Civil Mar" james
Adams, Soldiers Home, Cal.
The majority Of people Ia Dor under tho
impression that an operation Is necessary
in severe cases OF piles or hcmolrhulds,
and nre very skcptca regarding tile RENE
dial virtues Of any medicinal compound.
Testimony Ike the above should certainly
haye3a tendency TO dispcl this impression,
although j is odd that such Il fa!lacyl
shonld prevail, and san moro odd that
50 many people should think an opera
ton e!sects a permanent cure. Whereas
The contrary is more often tho case
We advise all sufferers from this pain.
ful COMPLAINT 10 buy asHfty-cenl pack
age Of pyramid Pile Cure AT any drug
sinrn and try II Tonight.
fnosc interested cannot be, too strongly
urged 10 write Pyramid Drug Co., Mar
shall, MiciL, for their little book describ-
ing HE causes and cure Of piles. as 1t
contains valuable Information and IS Sent
free for the asking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
has fiung up record at the distance.
LII 10l2 &c ,Yass Gold II nels in 1909 NMter-

has fiung up record at the distance.
In 1902 It was Gold Heels, in 1903 water t
boy, and this year Captain Brcwn's
Erooinsticls won In 2:o2 4-5. running the
mile and q quarter faster than any
horse had ever run 1t before over either
Il circular or straightaway course.
Other events for three-yeaf-olds ana
upward hro the Jamaica and Nautilus
stakes and tho 1slip Handicap; for three
year-olds the Glen Cove Handicap and
the Sea- Gate ard Sea Gull stakes ana
for two year ODDS the Montauls, Atlantic
and Distuff stakes and the Winged Foot
Handicap, are cntictng to owners.
For owners Of cross-cohntry horses the
association has added 5000 to the Bright
on Stcoplechnse, to be run over the fun
course. This is u race at special weights
for horses four yenrs old and upward,
with penalties and allowances. There are
two other stecpechase on the list, the
Punchcstown Handicap and the Curragh
Stakes, which Is a selling event. n
Two events settdown for the autumn
meeting Of 1905 are The Brighton Cup ut
Two miles and II quarter ind the Cup
Preliminary, at u mile aud n half inc
cup race will have a guqranteed cash
value of $4,000, and In addition tho vim
ner will receive u gold cup OF the value
OF $1,000, TX 24t Il YEA !, stf#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
OBITUARY..
Iohn Blair.

Mr.. John Blair, one OF the oldest resi-
dents of Richmond. and for many years
prominent in business circles OF the city,
died ut his residence. NO. 2la South Third
Street. yesterday morning at Z O'clock.
Mr.. Blair had been IN III health for
many months, and about a ycarago sur
5fered a stroke OF paralysis. This, com
biESd with his extreme old age, was the
ultimate cause of his death.
MI. Blair was born IN tls city IN 1922
and was a son Of Mr. S. Jordan Bipir
He MAS educated In the schools Of Rlch-
mond, ana when he had completed his
training he went into the grocery business
as a partner In the fran Of William NJ,
Harrison and Company. and later Was
one Of the firm Of Blair and Chamberlain
wholesale grocers.
Several years later Mr., Blair was en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
NEW STAKE AT. BRIGHTON.
Take Place of,Test Handicap and
Will be Run on Opening Day.
0speclnl 10 INC ,l'lmes

(specinl to Tho Times DispatchD IL
MEN YORK, Dec. TIA new feature
In tho annual stake offering OF The i3ris ~ 2
on Beach Racing gAsspriat lon for which
entries close Tuesday. January Sa' rs ~ the
Brighton mile cynnt, Il Welght-fol'tasc
race at one mile and With $1,000 added,
mhls eyent, IN which the conditions ap-
peal Ia horsenen, will be run on the ppei'-
Ing day Of the midsummer lneetinl;, tax
ing the rlacr!of the Test Handicap, also
at one mile, to be run laters ln$ the meet
ing. 81 81 4
Is the Brighton Handicap OF s25,t99 for
threa-year- olds, md upward, the rlohest
handicap run IN America. In three sue
HGssiye tlyeula tic winner OF this l,ace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
JUDGE HAMMOND DIES
After BRIEF ILLNESS
Went to New York to Attend
Meeting Of Mckinley Me
mortal Association,
(I3Y Associnted Trcsa 5

NEW YORK. December 17.--Judgc T..
~. Hammond, OF the Federal District
Court, Memphis Tenn. died here to-day
after an Illness Of four days with pneu-
monin.
Judge Hammond came 10 Now York
about two weeks ago. 10 attend n meet
tng of the Mckinley Memorial Assocls-
lion, and decided TO remain few days
for a visit with his daughter, He con-
1ractcd n severe cold early in the weel,
and Tuesday it developed into pneu-
monla
Judge Hammond was siXty-six years
old. Tho body will he taken 10 Memphis
for burial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

NH ~ q moved IA wise and full Of tricks
a. his WIN Georgia an cestor,s Dogs OF all
d de mongrel, hound and foe, have
bsEa'I ,l'b5 nG aSSII, MIR
irevseis Win HE SQUIRRELS III tho Square,
v on yeNsterday tic small BOY planneq, his
death. Tho snow was soft and Brers lta Az
bit left his tell-tale tracks deep IN ne e
bile Of trash. Nearer came the small boy,
and away went bBrer Rabbi. llckit ~ Split.
III looked a sure thing for the little p l1Ey
line cunnine. He doubled sharply 9n NJ.
.hill side. and down tumbled Ills wicked H.
i'd enemy, skinnl.y his face and anu =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Roland Meade Stutz. .
N. w. Owen.

Especial TO Tho Imes-Dlspatch-)
( SPANISH OAKS. VA December IT,
Mr. \, w, owen, {, prominent and influ-
entin farmer, Of Oakville, died at the
home OF his son-jn-law, Mr., II. r.. Car
son. Of Kari, VA. yesterday afternoon,
aged seventy-one years. Mr.. owen had
been III feeble health for some time.
caused by heart trouble. Mr.. owen WAS
born and reared In Bedford county, near
the Peaks of otter, In 1869 he married
Miss i1,cind4 Carson, OF Onkvlllc. ana
soon after the war moved 10 tllls coull-
ty, and became at once u useful and Non-
Ored citizen. He was Justice of the
peace and school trustee for many years
When he moved 70 the county lie unitel
With Hebron Baptist Church, and served
the churclt efficiently for years as treas
lrer and deacon.
He leaves four children two sons and
two daughters, Messrs. n. ~ and j. A..
owen, Miss Nora and Mrs, L. II. Carson.
all of tliis county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
DEATHS.

- SIS 4
.BLUNT.-Died,J December 10Th, 2Sate the
home Of his nephew, Claude, L. Burress,
at Verdon, Hanover county, Va, MIR.
JOHN L. BLUNT, in. the s0th year Of
& his age.
Il at Fork Cllurch,s Hanover county, Va. #
BLAIR Entercd into rest, attic! "a. M,
+ December l7th at No. 3215 South Third
Street. Ohm BLAIR, in his eighty-sec-5
II ond year. .B3l I. :. {{.l ., Is 4 III.
Funeral will take place at Grace
III Street presbyterian Church, 'at three
clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON. In,
tcrmcnt in Shockoe Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
FRY.-Died. at the Memorial Hospital, at
T;RANK II. FRY. ii the elghty-sixth
year OF his age. Born september53, 1919.
,IIALL.-Died. at his residence, Deccmber
Is, 1904, at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, ROBERT
t5 Il. HALL, in the Goth year OF his age.
brothers and ono sister to mourn their
loss-Nlrs. Willie a. Hall, Mrs Minnie
T.. cousins, Mrs. Matte M. Cousins,
Charles A. Hall, Thomas Hall, Garland
Hill and Lula HALL IS,
Funeral will take place from Marshall
Street Christian Church THIS SUNDAY
& AFTERNOON, December 18th, at three
o'clock Friends and acquaintanccs are
invited to attend,
LoTH,-Died; Thursday night. at bis bis res
dencc at Waynesboro Va. ,WM, j.
10TH, formerly OF Richmond, in me
siXty-iirst year of his age.
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
23O o'clock. t
Savannah Morning News please copy.
MILIlER.-Died Saturday, December 1G,
ut the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
w. r. Vawter Highland Park, CAP
TAIN MATTHEW A. MI LLlIR, on his
seventy fourth birthday.
Funeral TO-DAY (Sunday), from Miz-
pah Church, Chestnut Hill, III =. NJ.
PHILLIPS. Oiled, MRS. j. II. PHIL
LIPS, at No, SOL North Twcnty-scyenth
Street, Friday morning ut 0 o'clock,
Funeral at house SUNDAY at p. NJ.
sTuTz.--Dicd, Saturday. December 18th,
Il A. NJ, ROLAND MEADE infant son
OF Lizzie II. and Lyman Stutz Of No.
l4l2 Stewart Street, liownrd's Grove.
aged one year ten months thirteen
days, l.4 f
Burini Sunday P, NJ, from Holly
wood Cemetery.
Atlanta (Ga,j, Washington ~. Co and
Baltimore papers please copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Christmas at the Jail,

The REV. James buchanan conducts g
religious service every Tuesday NJ $50
il. NJ III the city lail The results, Of tAls
service have been most gratifying Indeed.
Mr.. Buchanan Ii desirous Of taking the
good cheer of Christmas tide&t the men
On the Tuesday following Christmas.
Donations for thls special purpose Will be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
FIELDING AVERAGES
OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
fBv Associated press

tBy Associated press.)
u CHICAGO, Dec. 17-The American
League fielding averages We're given out
to-day Tho leader of the clubs IS CHI
cago, 9G5. Tho leaders In the different
positions arc: First bascnnan Lachance,
Boston,. 99l; Second buseman Robinson.
Detroit. 9m; Third bascman Tannehill,
Chicago, 94s; Shortrstop Conroy, Now,
York. s95S; Catcher Sugden, ST. Louis, 300;
.Out-helder Robinson, Detroit, 1000; Pitch
en- Joss, Cleveland, 9S5; Pitcher (won and
lostl Chesbro. New Y ork. ia. 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
In a Bankrupt Case.

Judge Edmund Waddill Jr, United
States District judge, has named Mr..
Claude NJ. Dean, special commissioner in
tho bankruptcy proceeding OF II. st. A..
Montague, to hear testimony upon and
to decide as to the title or ownership Of
the steam launch Ruby one OF the chooses
in action. 1t is c!Aimcd .that this launch
IS the property az Tie Brother Of the bank
rupt. and not Of the bankrupt himself. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
LOST FALSE TEETH.
boswell Excited Over Conduc.
tors Predicame,nt.

FIl'355 tOT1 S OVERWHELMINGLY n. 9933
There was excitement in the town Of
boswell on last Saturday night, excite
lanterns and pine torches and all be-
cause Of d violent sneeze. s55i
4, a conductor Of mixed train On the
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY, startled at
tho sight Of the prosperous town, ssnee \
and s1eezing lost n set Of teeth by whic-..
he set great store. The town was wax
ieneG and men with, lamps and lpnterns
Eighteen dollars Worth OF teeth were
shiverlng in the snow. while theirEoW
was forced to exist solely upon soup. The
day 'dgEing in the snow tits said butte
no purpose. On Monday q lame man with
a crutch was walking. down the track,
When nearing the station at osWell ne
and looking down bchcld It held fast In q
splendid set OF teeth. The conductor Is
now eating meat. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Rev. r. l.. Alnis,
.lI3y AssoclntoA press.

% NY I@hSSVUIFN31I I-TNS.',I
NASHVILLE, TENN December H.
ReY. r. +, Ants. secretary Of the Ten
snpssee Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sparh, is dead here at
All infirpnary. where he had undergone an
operation. he was prominent in South
ern Me.hcdisn,, and a, the Tine Of his
death was pastor OF the church at Pu-
luski, Tenn. He was fOrty-eigIt Years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
! Racin at New Orleans.

t!sy Associated Press f Z
NEW ORL1CANS,sD Dec. lis pcnccrans's
inabilityEto shoulder .top-weight in. he
sheapy-gong tells the story of the rum
ming Of the Crescent City Handicap to-
day. 81 l5' a
CurnishSat a to p carried most OF the
money. He led 10 the stretch and then
firing, failed TO stall Off Lturallgh;Prs
challenge, and finished second. suns
mary: 4.
n First face six furlongs-Telescopc a.
TO 20), first; Vanness Us to u. second;
Manor Johns son q TO q. third HI q Time.
I rs. u I III II Il t N. Isl >rrss33 H 4
Second racc--sevcn furlongs--Ma thdor
e to 81, first y Queen Rose eco TO y, sec
ond: Kilties e to u. third Time. ] 80 IA:
Third receive urIongs--Trossachs as
to1), first; sl,otnessg Is to %, ssecond; Belle
5ofhPortland g to 81, third. Time, :Gj.
Fourth ri ce-The Crescent City Fl andi-
cap, mile and IL uuarter--Laura q
to j. tirst Carnisll Otto q. second; tAlad-
din Is to j, third Time, 2:c6. s
Fifth receive furlongs, handicap
3Viperlne Il TO s2), first; Savior Fatrc G to
~, second; Greengown @ to y, third.
Time, / :OG. ssss s
Sixth race-mlle and an eighth-Anro-
master OTTO %. first; AutoliGht II as TO 81.
second; Little 5Eoy C to i. third Time,
t2.05 Il II III