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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

on north line OF Main street. 971-o feet
west OF Robinson street, $500
Annie p. Broaddus to- Virginia g.
avenue, southeast corner OF Battery
street, Barton Heights, ~, 100.
Paul Pearce and wife to Alpheus Nor.
4 f.n,iJes southeast Of Richmond, $3.50.
Same to Alexander Elicit s. 33-10o acres,
near tho Mill Road, sbout miles below
Richmond. $5a.s0.
son block 4 II, the plan OF THE Plateau
about 10 miles north OF Richmond,
$1,035.
on south line OF Beverly street, 81 feet
west or Carter street, $3.50 355 &
Old Folks Home, 9. +, Q. U. T.. r. to
Robert Wood. lot No. "a on plan Of
BroWflesylle $50,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
TWO #PRESlD NTS
WILL HUNT 4 to- ETHE'lRY
/ Especial to The Tlmes-Dl spatch.lS

Especial to The Times lspa tch.l
4 GALNESrON. September {. IT he Pres-B
idents Of two republics are scheduled TO be-
In Texas during the latter part OF Novenl-s
her. President Roosevelt. some time a co.
promised Colnnel Cecil Lyons lairnlaN NJ
Of the Texas Repub lean IlSecll tive Com
mittee,s that he would come here for the
purpose Of spending a. week or so hunting q
in this State and the Indian Territory,
AT the same tlme President * Dlas. OF
Mexico. will visit 81 Paso to attend the
National Irrigation Congress, iIe has
arranged for o. tour Of Europe his win
ter, and, being much interested I'm irfl-5
CATION haa signlfled his intcn ton OF att
tending the convention while on hls wa Az
TO ST, Louis and Europe.
The people promoting the hunt will ln-s
vite President Daz to a company thein.s
and it Is stated that he s. will accent the
Invitation and meet President Roosevelt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
..s"Supers" Were Amusing.

The attendapce at the Bijou Theatre
shows little dlminution from the OPEN
5pacity 'Alone in the World" Is far
above the average OF melotranlas, and
iabounds insthrlllng situations and anus
Ing Incidents The play. is we'll acted.
too. and has a. I I'LL complement OF seem.
cry and mechanical effects. Y. 5ag f
& The scene showing. the attempted rob-,
berry or the bank the run on the ba nix!
when it is known that the cashier has
5deS&ulted, the ayenginR OF the wrong to
the heroine are all good. u :.
The actions Of the superS many OF
whom were on the stage for. the first
time in their lives on Monday, were
funny to- a degree. The crap'shooters5
4 The play is to remain all the week,
with matinees Thursday and Saturday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

part Of the house, the dynamite was
placed While the room was torn 70
pieces and the bed demolished. the two
women escaped unhurt. sallie Carney
stated to the police that she had been
told by q neghbor hat q man had been
seen in her yard about s O'Clock, She, also N,
said that some time ago. she found
poison In her food and that all the 1000
In her house wa 8 poisoned a. that time,
The police have a clue and VIII probably
soon make an arrest. . Is rs Sa} ls5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Has Wonderful Vitality.

c. B. Walthall, who was taken to the
Virginia Hospital several days ago af-
ter having operated upon himself with a
penknIfe, inflicting "a severe wound. IL
still alive and physicians attending him
assert that never before have they come
III contact with one, who had 50 great
an amount OF vitality as Mr.. Walthalll
possesses. and 70 this fact they attribute
4 Ills being alive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Kre;n.3g,el-Ione.ss.

Mr. August c. Krenzel and Miss Bertha
T., Jones were married Monday night a Il
fa 1eas sssan e aRme FAN
Protestant Episcopal Church. !, NJ
Mr.. ISrenzel Is engaged in the COM
mission business. and hlB bride us a
daughter OF Mr. Wi liam p, Jones.
The young couple will reside at No, IS
South Beech Street, u SSH ri #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

Crawford connections. riding tog e Their In
carriage iinmedia lately following the
.hearse On the ex-Nayor's ii lei d cheek
could be seen the result Of q blow with
the baseball bat, the spot being red.
as If the skin was somewhat scraped
off. The burial took place in Rive r View
Cemetery, and many were in the funeral
procession. q Il {S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
.PoWers-Cax:enrasugh.

4 Miss Elizabeth Cavenaugh and Mr..
j oseph II. Powers will be united In mar
rage tomorrow morning at Q O'Clock,
Rev. Father5J. ]. Bowles ottlGlating,
After tla ceremony the couple Will pro-
coed on their honeynlo Don to Washington.
Cincinnati. Chicago and Buffalo.
Cathedral choir. and possesses a fine
.contralto voice. Mr., Powers Is tho pri-
5yate secretarysso Mr.. Henry u. Wick
ham. general solicitor of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Lads From the Vaterland.

and u splt5 tEo Jelly llstle. !aas
ai Ii. Of fansy Things, getting into an
all Kinds OF ludcrous tshaps, are tour
those We'll known GeTmai char ter por-S
strayers, Mason and Mason, this season..
Messrs Rroadhurst and ,GEF!e. WhYo7. are
sent them at the AGA denny to,nlght only
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
} Boys Dies From His Wound.

Especial to The Times. pfspa teh,l
WARSAW, VA, september 6.-Mort
Pennington, son OF y, r. Pennlng ton, OF
ISinsale, yVestmoreland county " no. was
accidentally shot yesterday morning with
"a cat rifle at his fathers home. died
this afternoon at the Johns Hopkins lIosss
pital, baltimore, where no wan operated
on this morning. The renalns ~ win She
brought home to-morrow for inssrment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Browt1ies-N Norfolk Games.

ball team, has received number Of re-.
quests from Richmond teams 10 play tho
Norfolk Club here. They say that as
that team Is so confident Of defeating the
.Invincibles,', let them be defeated on
their own grounds. Later games may BIS
arranged to be played IN Norfolk.
4@i ItRis quite likely that such games will
be arranged, and that there Will be larger
crowds to see them. 3i 81 T3ls
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news u: \ 5 ROM
SOU1 Inside
Mayor Maurice Dispenses JUS
tice to Long List of
Offenders.
SENT BEGGAR TO RICHMOND
Meetings oflLast NightTro
ley Ride to Petersburg-D DIAL
mo Khan Tonight.
Manchester Bureau, Times.Dispatch
No. l102 Hull StrectB4(

Manchester Bureau Tirnes.D Dispatch
No. 11o1 Hull strect4)
The Mayor dispensed Justice yesterday
morning between rival lovers, street
fighters and ordinary DRINKS.
Mary Richardson and Isabella Clark,
both colored, were fined 50 each for being
too handy with bottles. The bottles were
broken, but there was little othet dam
age.
Ed. Walker. who had q fight with John
Bunyan, Donnavant Monday night. was
fined 49, and Dunnavant was discharged.
Charles Harding paid 81 for being
drunk on Labor Day. 4.
James Taylor. colored, who stole q pair
or shoes from William Stegcr. also
I c5lored, will take up his abode In the
city jail for fifteen days, V lt
Roy Young, colored. who oskcd tor
lodging In the station house on account Of
sickness Monday light. was semitic Rich
mond for lack. OF a better place. 3s35
Dalmo Khan Tonight.
Dalma Khan, No. ITO, A. D. 4 X, will
meet at Toney's Hall tonight at 8
o'clock. HI ~
Drewsry,s Blur Fishing Club met last
nlghtsin Chief cf Police Lipscomb's onloc.
Officer Smith. who has been quite III
lately was seen at the station house
yesterday. n
Tho Manchester Building and Trust
Company held d Meeting last night.
Misses Cora and Lula Lumpkin have
returned from their visit to St: Y Louis.
IN Miss Annie D. Lum pkin has returned
from an extended visit to rcla ttyes N
King and Queen county.
tsst Mr. Godfrey Lumpkin and wife and
child, OF Lynchburg. and formerly OF
Manchester, are spending a few days
with Mrs Pottit's parents, on Decatur
Street. lss 354Me y
Mr.. John r. Vaughan and wife, Of.
King and Queen. spent yesterday witt
( Mrs. yaughan's sister, Mrs. G.. w. Lump
kin. & sl5 n y
Members Of tho Elite Pleasure Club
report q delightful visit to Wall
Personals and Briefs.
i Rev. al. D.. Davidson, Of Chesterfield.
was ii town yesterday.
Mi.s Bsssle Fis,r;s'ng 9, ~ y retire. e
weeks stay With nr nsFe
The board s OF Water commissioners
convened In regular meeting last niga..
5ond Tuesday, but Will now be on e the
D Thursday. tai 81. s9s
News Is hold q special q sale TOR %. HI.
Baldwin Piano Company. v. Y M 5
\ Mr. w c. Lee, who IS wi Il, the Vest
ern Union Telegraph Company, In Colo
RADIO. is Visiting his 4 arents. Or, North
Ninth Street. sSs /. snatch 1, n * ~
at his home in East Tenth 81. --Yarrell.
Rev. y B. K. Faulkner, OF Mec 80 = = 81. 81
county. Is acting pastor OF Oaks VS.
Baptist Church this week. He Will CO.:
duct the prayer-meeting tonight, and /
preachfa at both u services Sunday. AFTER!
which the church viii consider the ad-
bility8of calling him. ". !, Y, 3773
.35i SIS 4 Norma Wright is visiting MISS
Ethel Turner, IN The country. !, ~, s.
& The trolley party given by the ,Jr. O,EU.
q AZ. N. to Petersburg will leave Seventh
and Perry Streets this evening at 4
O'Clock. s. . ~.
nrdayS night. Music has been enga ged for
i the occasion. &: III 35}sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Property Transfers.

Rlchmond.-Fr Kramer 4 to hubert
Winbauer, 81 feet on north line Of Bey-
5eriy street, li5 feet from Pine street.
B sD. il, Dickinson and wife to u, Fl, He
bring, S feet on south line of Beverly
street, 100 feet. east OF RalIdolph street,
.$l35. @ &,
"a enrloo;; Florence and Arthur q, Bed
ford to BENJAMIN Q. Eanes, 20 l-2 feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Criticised Justice Tohn.

Mary Tinsley and Laura Bracket, negro
women. were spectators In the Police
Court yesterday. They got to arguing
about the nlerlts OF Justice John as a
legal light, and went out In the hall to
have It out. Before the fight had been
decided Policeman Amos brought them
back, and the Illegal light" handed them
q SO fine, with 30 5days on the side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
OF the Golden Voice

Among the attractions to appear at the
Academy this week. none Who comes
VIII be more welcome than All fl. Wilson,
the golden-yoiced singer, Tomorrow Ight,
presenting the charming romantic play
,'"The Watch8on he Rhine.' Messrs, Yale
and ellis. under whose direction Mr.S WIl,73
son Is touring, va engaged a. large and
competent company, and thegSproductlonl
Is said to be most gorgeous. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Glib honey.
(snecIal I. to .Tha TImes.plsr

.7-7--.-t SpecIati1to l $3.50
Warner IA. w ilson. Of Welch, West Vir-5
ginia, and Miss Blanche Gibboney, daugh-i
ster&of Mr.. James M gu boney. wer mar
residence Of the brides ia Their. The
bridal pair left on the morning tsain for!
the groom 81 home. where he holds a
position In the bank. 81 I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Died From. M o,rphine y

%s Especial TO The Times Dispatch. %
HAIR ONRu RG, " Al, Sept .@s ~ hens
jamin J. sham on, formerly ed Jor ! ot thss
the Staun ton Daily News. s. was found
dead In his room this morning He Is Z
snlupposed to have ia ken an overdose ots
mo rphia TO Induce sleep. ~ Z
e Mr. shannon had not been engaged$ir,E
active ne Wspap pc W Ork Tor sew era | weeks
and was broks 9ndoWn In heal th.F lie al \
survived by his WI e and one dau & hte
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Melton-Peanott.

Mr.. Connie Melton and Miss Dora Pea
mott will leave this morning for shing-l
ton, where they Will be united In mar
.riage, After their return they Win live In +
Barton Heights, where Mr., Melton Is !,
CONNECTED With the j, G, Hooper Flora u
Company, " 4 vi ss8s si 33 EY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Richrnonders IN New York.
\ (Special to THE Times- Dlsnatc

et MMM l mpsafla SeRs aeEE1mnasa Il
I ieSisa'u MarrI Rib N, Harris
Miss Nc. McI9lrath,. S. u, Iednaan; SeYll Ie--
j. Il. Mahoney, Miss j. q, Mahoney;s Her
aid Ssquare-T ", Gentryi Park Avenue
I'll. o, VILLAINS, ~ 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Woggle Bug Club Meets.

The Manhattan Woggle Bug Club will
FEAST FEAST on on Thur Thursday night, at the Man
haitian Club. Mr.. Fred Kline Of the
.'SVaifes' Paradise, Company, will be
master OF ceremonies. Manager Mum
has gone to West Point after the crabs.
A watermelon feast will S be given later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
n Police Board 70 Meet.

The regular meeting OF the Police Board
Will be held ats o'clock tonight. SO far
as Is known the prin 1pal topic will be
a discussion and argument OF the new
Patrol system and arou tine ma tiers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Stomach Distress

Stopped In ono day and cured to stay cured
with brakes Palmetto Wine. Any reade or OF
this paper "a receive @ triel boetle free by
SeadinE .,s,ter or postal card to Drake Formula
Company, chioago Owens and Minor
5Drug Company, q4s}s.Pl't'fg agents.
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THE /. H: FEELING 4 !: |. |
INTENSE.
Continued from First Page.)

the bedroom, where the tragedy was
said to have occurred. . found no dis;
3turbance in that room and no signs Of
a struggle. then went to Miss Mccue's
room and found nothing unusual. In the
bathroom. we found Mrs Cue lying,
on the floor. Or. Frank AIcCue and the
boy with me having taken her from the
5bath-tub before my arrival. Her night
dress was wet with B blood 4 and water.
II helped to take her to- a room cross
the hall. IA
n "The baseball bat was standing in the
corner of the bathroom and bore a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
The Waits Paradise,

Manager McKee, aine{ness q! for next
drama DRAMA SSThe Man Who Dared" whicI8
he entered !ion's sc and recovered 4
son Is appearing In q nlelodTana, 4'.T he 4
Waits Paradise. OF which he Is the
author, 49, t III if.i nj 5sigz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Both Were Reelected.

n The Board OF Aldermen last night re-
elected Messrs. julius Straus and William
Gibson. Jr.. members OF the Board OF
Public Interest, The Board has no duties
and never meets. sa & 80 3 9 Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
of Oh Trin:,,.

Of on a Trip. e.
Policemen Bryant and Sherry. OF the
First District left yesterday on a va z
cation. They carried & a. lot OF fishing
tackle and ammOhition. and 1t was said
GChickahOminy.s M t%Ej5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

Sorrow Expressed.
Si Through a resolution offered by Mr.
Gunst. the Board OF Aldermen last night
expressed the sym pathy Of the body for
Alderman j. 3. Wood. on account Of
the death OF his son, x s.7sSS}s5is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
WATERMELON PLAGUE.
Growing Wild From Domestic
Seeds Scattered by Canal,
(spseclal to The Tlmes.p lspat ten,

y Especial to The Tines Dlspa tch,l Ii s8
Il LOS ANGEL g AL, Sept en-, Der o. ---s,
A plague Of Watormelons Is causing
heavy losses on the great ranches IN
the Imperial Valley, The domestic melon
has escaped and la running wild oyer tho
ranches. the rnnh vines choking out
wheat, barley and other crops. tis
Whenth Imperial Canal brought wafer
three years so to al vast area of desert
country, some OF the ranchers nlanteds
small patches OF melons for family use.
The seeds Of these melons were SCAT
tered wide BY the flooding OF the lands
In the process Of irTigu tion. Il and thay
took root. and bore fruit. most OF which
rotted upon the vines lea lng large GUAM
titiesSof new. seeds to float away TO new 4
territory. 5.3s sSss5
Though exceedingly small, these villa
melons are red. Juicy and sweet AZ !
honey. Yuma, Seri and Cocopa h Indiana Y
-hape sncainped IN the region and ara
lfeasting upon the vines s
4, sgs ev--y-----.----- x W. s4
Foolish Follow. Ssi
Nj Tie SThnd a literary bsnt'' 3,ss
He thought, but he awoks 81 IL
One fatal day and found he was
p Net only bent hut broke. sl d
philadelphia Pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

JUST TO MAKE
YOU HUNGRY
Some Good Things About.
A. Good Thing to Eat.
Sayings and Doings That
Helped to Make a Great
Food Popular.
Whether yo,, live to eat, o. "a. % live,
--Unesla Biscuit.
nv r.sre hav.rg .oo,lld BE a so~ros
10 maxi ne Ausger more.
Aake.pedre, Aaebeth ~, s.
When you order crackers sent With your
other groceries and don't want them soe.tet'
by your other groceries tell the grocer
UneedA Biscuit
When yourgrooersendsyo you something else,
And you feel afraid to risk IL, I.
Send It back with little note,
Md say Uneeda Biscuit. .
When your appetite says, Uneed.
Biscuit, you can't deny IT.
An old colored woman went in one Of
our stores last week and asked the clerk:
& Is you got any soda crackers r
Whereupon tie clerk replied q. No;
Uneeda Biscuit Z,
( e !. Tic old woman became highly indig-
that size didn't "need no biscuits and
had . whole spider full at home, thank
$you.'
For : munich OF : lunch-U nesda Bis
cult. s n & 4s.,
IL al the air tight packages used BY
s Tho N ational Biscuit Company in one year
were laid end to end they would mako 4
string long enough to reach around the
world eighty ssvsa times
4 For the man Who works from ssn q s.n-
Uneeda Biscuit.
For The woman whose work Is never done.
4, Unssda Biscuit. x
X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
~ A.Ileged peserter.

Sa w NJ. Bradshaw was held by. Justice
ECrutchficld yesterday as a deserter.$ The
Wasflington authorities have been noti-
The Washington times., 1904-11-27
NASHVILLE RACES
CONE TO AN END
BTancas Took Climax Handicap on
Good Track-Weather Too Cold
for Good Sport.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 26.-The
Cumberland Park fall meeting closed
this afternoon.
The weather was cold. but the track
was in good shape. The feature was the
Climax Handicap, for all ages. at mile
ana "A sixteenth Brancas was an easy
winner. Summaries:
First race-Mile; purse; for three-year-
ODDS and upward. selling. OlOnetz, 3 10
-. won, Postwar. 3 10 =. second. Glen
don, 10 /, third. Time. l:4llz.
Second receive and one-half fur
longs. wo-year-Clds; selling. Manfred.
- 10 8. won. Bosterling. 10 a. l. second.
Shock The Talent, IL 10 ]. third. Time,
1859.
Third c-Steeplechase. snort course;
three-ye ar-olds aud upward Russell
Sage, z 10 ., won; SpringWater. 10 J.,
second. Bank Street, Y 10 /. third. Time.
3:O5A
Fourth race-ClimaX Handicap: for all
ages. one and Oue-slEtecnth miles. Bran
cas- Is 10 5. wOni Cheboygdu, To 2, sec
OHd; COruscate. to D, third. Time.
l:4liA.
Firth race-selliug; mile, Ida Lieb, 5
10 ]. won; Tom Rowe. 20 70 /. second.
Annie bitzhugh. s - J. third Time.
I:43
Sixth -Eleven-siXteenths of a
mile. selling. j. Ed GrillO. . 20 I. won;
Stand Pat, . to =, second, Magnolia, 10
20 J.. third. Time, los
The Washington times., 1904-11-27
MAGNOLIA STAKE
FOR SPENCERIAN
Mrs. Dernhan's Filly Had
Easy Thing.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2G-The fea-
ture Of the card here this afternoon was
the Magnolia Stake. which proved easy
for Mrs II Dernhans nIIy Spencerian
who. after indulging Kickshaw with
the lead TO the stretch, came away and
won by two lengths.
Summaries.
First race-For four-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. Telescope. ? 10 >,
won; Ale Frank. 9 10 ,. second; Mizzen.
TO 8. third. Time. lib 2-5.
Second Tace-For twO-year-Olds; five
furlongs. Edith May, TO g. won. Petit
Due. L 10 /. second Brush Up, even,
third. Time, 100 As.
Third race-For three-year-olds; mile.
Careless. 3 TO !, won; Rainland, TO I.
second; Ralph Young, 10 10 ], third.
Time, 40 3-5.
Fourth race-For all ages; mile. spen-
Cerian, 2 10 l. won; klckshaw. 3 10 2
second; J. Greenberg. TO .. third. Time.
20 10.
Fifth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles Rankin, even, won; Dan Nc
kenna, 10 O. second; Ethics, 10 TO l.
third. Time. l:4S %.
Sixth race-One and One-twelfth miles:
selling. Brand New. 9 TO 3. won; Mis-
anthrope, 10 10 /. second: Gus Heidorn,
10 z. third. Time 2:34 Is.
The Washington times., 1904-11-27
STEPHENS CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Football Team Made Fine Showing
Against Heavier OppOnents-De-
feated Mount St. Joseph's.

The football team representing ST.
Stephens Institute closed a successful
season Thursday by defeating The strong
eleven Of Mount St. Joseph's College, OF
Baltimore. by TO o. Al no stage was
the Institutes goal in danger. Warden
in the first half made the only touch
down
Following is the schedule the Insti-
tute played this season:
ST. Stephens Institute, o. Eastern
High School. 20.
st. Stephens Institute. z; L. B.. C., 0.
81. Stephens Institute. =; Knicker-
bOckeTs, o.
ST. Stephens Institute. o: ST. Johns
College. q.
St Stephens Institute, 0; st. Johns
College, O.
ST. Stephens Instituted Maryland Agri-
cultural College, Cancelled; rain
ST Stephens Institute, 3; Mount ST.
Joseph. o.
The Washington times., 1904-11-27

TOuchdOwns-Exandi 2: ID. Pierce,
Dillon, 2; Bowen Goals-Libby. o.
Time Of halves-S5 minutes Referee
William COnnell. St. Louis. Coach
BoyntOn. Washington.
The Washington times., 1904-11-27
WALTER TRAVIS WINS
At LAKEWOOD LINKS
Champion of Great Britain Took Chief
Cup in Fail Tournament, Defeat
ing John Moller, Jr.

LAKEWOOD, y. J.. Nov. 26.-Walter
j. Travis. champion of Great Britain.
this afternoon won the chief cup in The
laH go tournament Of the Lakewood
Country Club, defeating John Mol!er.
jr., Lakewood, three up and two to 60.
The second prize went 10 q. =.
townes. Pittsburg. who beat +. c. Jen-
nings, Garden City. five up and four
10 go Wiifred Houldswortn. St. An
dFews. Scotland, captured the third cup,
one up. defeating Charles /. TapplE.
NeslbFook. The special handicap prize
went 20 T. G. Jennings, Garden city
whose score was SG-l0-I6
The Washington times., 1904-11-27
MAMMOTH BETS

-Four sugar beets aggregutlng ninety
six pounds in weight.
Such Is the wholesale sweetness grown
on the farm OF A. u. White. near
Littleton. The heaviest OF the sac
charine quartet weighed twenty-eigbt
pounds ana the lightest tipped tie scales
~ twenty pounds. The other two
weighed twenty-three and txeuty-fiye
pounds, respectively Post.
The Washington times., 1904-11-27
NEW SKATING CLUB
FOR CHEVY CHASE
Will Encourage Speed and
Fancy Work
ICE CARNIVAL PLANNED
Prizes Already Ordered for Big Event.
Organization Has First-Class
Skaters.

Skating Is 70 be added To the regularly
organized pastimes OF Washingtonians
TINS winter and already a club has been
formed.
The club is known as the chew C,bssA
Skating Club. and is composed 81 ]. 60
Iecl number o. Young people, most Of
~aom I'VE IN Mount Pleasant. r. L
i-'7AiNltt mas been elected president; VII
lam "yman, secretary, and Harry
Steif. treasurer.
Mr. LeMatt, the president, IL one OF
the best known skaters in the country.
both for speed and fancy work He A.
the holder of several championships and
records. and is always in demand at tbe
big Kinks IN New York and other cities
he was one Of the leading spirits In or
gaming the new club snd has prom
ised to devote much OF his tiae 70 de-
Veloping the sport IN this city.
Another prominent member is Mr..
Maddern' who also has a wide reputa-
ton as a speed and fancy skater.
Accommodations Offered.
The car company has promised 70 GRO
vide accommodations for the club on
the shores Of Chevy Chase Lake. As
soon as the weather settles down to its
regular winter c0al-consuming Job plans
VIII be perfected for holding a skating
carnival on the lake. Prizes viii be
given FOR the most artistic fancy skat-
ers, and races VIII also be held. Fancy
costumes viii be a feature OF the occa-
sion Five handsome gold pins bearing
the emblem Of the club viii be among
the prizes.
A hockey team viii be formed by tbs
Chevy Chase ice enthusiasts. ana Il =
probable that games VIII be played with
teams from Baltimore, where there are
4 number OF expert hockey players.