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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
BALL SEASON
WELL.
Season OF 1904 1naugnratcda Il
Both National and Atnct'-
can Leagues
LARGE CROWDS Ar OPENING
Cincinnati Wins from Chicago
III the Ninth Several Other
Interesting Games.

. = 81 Z II
13oth the National and American
Leagues OF bnse-bnll clubs yesterday be.
gan their season, which Will continue ,in-
til The early autumn. In the American
League all OF the eight clubs played. the
winners on the opening day being ne"
York, the Athletics. Detroit and Ciavc-
land. Enston. tho pennant winner last
season, started badly. hetng defeated WITH
the great "Cy'' Young pitching, by the
New ycrk team with Jack Chesbro In
the box for the New Workers. The losors
III the American League yesterday We're
Boston, ST. Louis, Chicago and Washing
ton.
III the National League but three games
wera played. Cincinnati won a ninth
inning eye-lash victory over Chicago;
the Phillies hunlbled Boston, and New
York scalped its neighbors across the
bridge. In the National League the home
team won In every case, while IN tho
American the home team lost IN all save
ono game.
There have been but few changes IN the
personnel Of any Of the teams since last
season, save that number Of new
pitchers have been signed experimental
| IL. and q few infIelders and outflelders
| have heen secured 10 replace some whose
usefulness Is over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
GETAWAY DAY
AT JENNINGS
Best Days Sport Of Whole Meet
ing-Only One Favorite
Wins.
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 14.-Get
away Lay az Jennings furnished one OF
me pest days sport OF the whole NICE ing.
me features wee tue second nait OF The
Jennings Spring Handicap. victory going
70 GrdZialio. local horse, and the Ran
dlcap Steeplccnase. In the stceplechase
simon henton and Defiance VINO We're
backed TO win and for second choice, lei!
and never finished Only one outrig ht
favorite won.
First race--three- year-ods and ,lr-
wards. seven furlongs-Princelet "a TO ii
first, John T. .Ahearn Is to y second,
sl-ovo Note q to u third. Time, 80 o-5.
Second race-maidcns, two-yenr. olds
five furlongs--\Tild Irisnman (5 10 u first,
Mirthless 90 TO u second, The Claimant
q to l0) third. Time, 1904.
e Third race-Benntngs Spring Handicap.
three-year-old and upwards; seven fur
longs-Graziallol (5lo y FIRST, Briar Thorpe
6 TO y second, Himself co to i third.
Time, 1:2S 49,
Fourth race-Handicap stceplechase,
tour-yeA-olds and upwards: about two
miles--CnarleA O'AIalley az to u first,
Twilight Q5 to u second, Redhawk Is To
u third. Time, 4:l2 rs.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. aud up.
wards. n,nidcns; seven furlongs-C anta
loupe g to u first. Tide (4lo y second
Sweet Jane Q6 to y third. Time, III a-5
Sixth neutrality-suspicious. and upwards
selling; ono mile and forty yards-Selau-
ket al to 81 first, James It. e to . sec.
I ond, Trapescist 60 TO . third Time
1:45 2-5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
". M l., 23; Richmond, Q.


LEXINGTON. VA. April 1.-THE Rich
mond College team met defeat to-day at
the hands Of Virginia Military Institute
in their first game OF the season by the
score Of q to 9. The game WAS played
In drizzling rain. Neither side had n
chance to show their ability on account
1 of the grass diamond, which was very
slippery. g
The Cadets played agInagniticent hit
ting game, getting thirteen hits off Car
doza and three off Woodfin. who went In
the box In the seventh inning. The Cot
legiuns had little opportunity to show
their hitting qualities. since they drew
eight bases on balls and one man hit by
pitcher. * Fg
Features OF the game were the hitting
Of Cadet ANVIL who got a home. run, n
three Dagger and a single out Of four
times UP, and running catch by Cole
gian Ish of a difficult fly In center field:
Collcgians Hanly and Robertson played
in hard luck. slipping at critical points
and letting In SIX runs,
Score by innings: y r. r.. =;
Cadets .......... 1O143o2 x-e3 Is
Collcrians .....1sO201O 20 o. 8 l6
Batteries: Cadcts-CrnlShlll, Parker,
Conlyn. Johnson and Goodloe: Collegtans-
Cardoza, woodfin and Landlord. um-
nire-AIr Dawson. OF Washington and
Lee.
Richmond College will play Washington
I and Lee Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
AT MONTGOMERY PARK.
Justice" Springs Big Surprise
so to I Shot in Last Race.
(Ry 4AssocIatcd Prcss,l

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 1.-THE books
had everything their own way In the rae
ing at Montgomery Park to-day. only one
favorite., Golden l., Link IN ille jumping
day was tho victory of7Justicc. q 50 to |
shot, in the last race. Summaries:
First race-four and & half furlongs--
Wood Claim 60 10 u first, Lady Moneus
g 10 D second Dundall5 90 TO u third,
Time. 81 l2.
Second racc-one mlle-Raehel Ward
az to u firfl, Tennesseean (S to D. sec
l:4G. -E5
Third race--tour and Quarter fur
lonss-~Lady Fashion q to q first, Ocean,
or q t.. lC> second, 1tuxie q to y third.
Time, rs,
Fourth race-The Tennessee Brewery
Company stake, seven fur|ongs--Martinn,
mas az to 81 first Irene I.indsey, @ TO 81
second, orfco q to q tlllrd,3 Time 10
FIFTH race--stccplechase. fun course,
about two miles Golden Itink q TO lW
first. Mystic shrincr 20 e y second, LA
catiara 90 TO y third. Time, 4ta.
sixth racc--one mile md n half,-J,ls-
tIee $50 10 y first, o'Reilly (eyen) second, ,
Free Admission GO 10 y 'h'rh' ll''''
Dab tHss 45As HlH a.t n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
TURNED HER
COLDLY AWAY
Land Grabbers Refuse to Treat cat
With Miss Williams. l Blame
less Of Cllense.
AN Ex l::, CASE S
Mr.. Jefferson Learns Of This This.
Old Woman Loses Life .
Time Savings.
EXToRTI0NATE. CASE.

In the very remarkable case OF land
grabbing In Henrico that Is now attract-
Ing tho attention OF many people, the
atcst Development Is the refusal Of the
Tax Title Company, tho "grabbers,' 10
treat further with Miss Williams the
''gra kbed," on account Of something
with which tho young woman had abso-
lutely no connection-the publicity ana
the exposure given to the proceeding.
When Miss Williams. by appointment
visited the Office OF the attorney OF ING
company yesterday. she was met with q
cold refusal Of any proposition that she
could make. Acting under advice from
his supesors In this matter MI.
omohundro told the young woman that
tile company had been disposed 20 aeul
"leniently'' with her. but that IN view
OF her preoipitate dash into the punilc
prints they would suspend al hesotla-
tons ut once Miss Williams stated.
which is the plain and perfect truth OF
tho matter. that she had absolutely no.
thing to do with the publications, that
she had not seen newspaper reporfar,
and that anything that had appeared was
printed by the paper upon Its own r.,
/, sponsbility, and from sources that dld
not include herself. So far as that vas
concerned. lowever, she told the aWyaf
4 that the articles were substantially COZ,
rect and that If Mr., Omohundro couiI
discover any error In them sahe Wou,u
herself undertake to soc that i was duly
corrected.
no all Of this tho reply was simply til'tI
tho Tax Title Company, which does no.
seem to relish the publicity, VIII nuYe
nothing more to do with Miss Williams,
In view Of the fact that the COMPANY
holds the property absolutely, ana Gun
dispose Of it as II viii. this suspension
OF operations effects the land-grappels
not at all, hut effects the young woman
IL great deal. Mr.. Onlohurdlo advls1a
Miss Williams to engage an attorney :
she wanted to do anything. re was
met by the statement that she Is too poor
to do this. .
| 1t buys up property for small sums o.
back taxes, and then for sums below me
market value Of the places, but for a'pops
what they spent to get It., sells the land
back to people WHO have already pald
for 1t once, This according to the at1or'
Eey, is felt ny the company 70 ps sen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

~ crtjcising the Constitutional Conven-
ZION. ana he declared that too many
white people had been disfranchsed. He
assaulted tlla poll tax feature, and shio
the Legislature didn't know what the
Instrument meant and they had 70 appear
to the attorney general to construe u.
q am not full of wit and humor," said
tho speaker u am fill OF business.
am before you as a business PROPOSE
ton"
Hcrc Mr.. Hicks got into a brief col
,oouy with Captain Mccarthy as to the
time the latter announced his candi-
dacy but It was pleasant, and finally
the former said he was the only candi-
date who would have a. job left If de-
fentcd.
Will Not Retire
II he had known there would be such
a, scramble for tho place he wouldn't
have come out, but he would never
retire. a6s
He declared for the reduction of repre-
scntation IN the Council and for paying
tho members for their services. fie did
not know that he you'd be elected. but
he had fatterinE assurances OF support
from all over the city
''If obtain this positions" he said. TIL
make ii Of value to the people or the
city. J would favor free bridge TO
Manchester aud annexation OF territory
under proper restrictions. l favor a
municipal light plant, so that the people
may have less burdens. and have long
since declared for ~ building Inspector
II -Hant progressive city, and I stand
tofore you as business man asking for
| your support tits brains that accom-
| plish these things, not simply talk.
81 pny to the city in taxes almost as
much as Captain McCarthy's salary
j amounts to. II don't win, Ill stand
| high m the estimation of the business
| pablo.
II have accomplished more than both
| Of my opponents.
Would be Man or Mouse.
"lf The Council passes any ordinance !
don't like. III be man enough to either
| sign or disnpprove 1t.
Il would be Mayor but a little while
| before you would say, He's peach
I'D be either a man or mouse on all
| occasions"
Hero Mr.. Hicks went into a. discussion
! OF The clear water proposition, and he
| and captain Mccarthy became involved
| In a co!loquy as to how the bond issue
! was mana sed.
| Mr. Hicks closed with an eloquent APP
peal for votes, and there were loud cries
| for "McCarthy." 1T was some moments
before the latter came forward, and tho
| crowd was about to dispcrsc, but when
he was seen 10 climb upon the stage, all
were seated again, and tie cheering was
renewed.
He spoke for only a few moments. and
simply with reference TO tile water bonds.
He denied. that they had been offered
on the market, or that any Of them had
sold Tor par. lie said the Sinking Fund
Comm esion had the money to purchase
them when it was necessary, but tnat
it MIR. IIickss ideas had prevailed In the
Council, there would not lAe q dollar
available for this purpose.
After some more good humored cross
firing between the candidates, the meet
Inc, broke up it. having been ono OF tE':
NEST successful and harmonious ones
ever held, In th.e eastern portion OF tins
city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
JULIUS sTRAUs & SON, Agents,
1918 East Main Street.
crous. 1t might charge the fun market
price II 1t wished.

WOULD DO HER BEST.
Out OF her small earnings Miss VIII
lams is willing TO pay the back taxes
and any expense to which the land
grabbcrs have gone, This offer was re-
fused, and now the company declines TO
consider any proposition at all emata-
ting from her, unless she secure an at
.torney, which she is unable to do. In
fIuenlial friends arc still consulting with
her, however. aud II Is possible that
there may be some developments IN day
OF. two. 1t has been brought to light that
Miss Williams has In effect paid taxes on
property that was In the hands OF the
Tax Title Company already. The COM
pany applied In 1901, or rather the laaa
was knocked down to t.eIn then Ut q
trcasurel's gale for the 1900 delinquency:
Miss Williams holds receipts for 1901 and
1907. IL
rho personnel OF tho Tax Title Com
many is stu not revealed. Tho Radford
concern. of which tho officers were pFllt-
ed yesterday went out OF existence some
time ago, and Is not the one that Is
GENERATING hero. The present Tax
TITLE Company is a Richmond concern,
Tho identity OF which Mr.. Omohundro,
the attorney. declines to make public.
ANOTHER CASE.
Another case of land-Grabblng. some
what similar. mas come " ISM 49,
Times pispatch is III receipt Of the fol-
lowing communication from Mr. George
q. JEFFERSON, we'll known In business U.s., llle
here ms agent Of the Hartford sire
Company si5s
i, ..The case OF tho cxtortionate demands
OF the "land- ernbbcrs' mentioned IN your
pa Der OF the 18th instant, Is only one o.
many. A. few months ago deco WIS
occurred for less than ten dollars 20
propcrty worth moro than seven hundred
i dollars. owned BY poor Old washer
woman. and representing her 1'tc VINE
savings. 49,. ,.,ud.
The state laws by WHICH these 1rauds
could he pcrpetrated have recentlS peen
mod flied and amended by tho Legislature.
int similar laws passed ny the Clty
Council remain In full force.
II The coming election. IT Eoula o.
well to know how the candidates s'aRa
on this question.
While reasonable and efficient measures
should be taken for collection OF LAKES,
n Is hoped that Investments IN veal fs.
tate viii be encouraged by abollshinE AZ
such cxtortIonate laws
! IT is understood that MI. -nerson mas
spcnt about $50 out Of his own pocket N
a frultlcss endeavor to save inc 1--WE
nroperty,sof this otherwise pennilcss OLD
woman. Mr. S. s. T. Patteson mas pcen
engaged in tho case,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
AMERICAN JOCKEY
CAN NOW RIDE
(By Asgociatcd PrcHa,,

. INy AsBOclntcd I'TuFs'J
the Jockey GciIt,tbN havo Withdrawn their
sentence warning Lestcr Ieff, The .Amc'i-
can Jockey, of The turf,
lhe stewards OF the Jockey Club re-
yoknd Reiffs license In October. 1901. on
Inc. ground Of his having lost q race by
design. Later they Issued an order VAIL w.
Ing Reiff or New Market Hcath. me
American owners. trainers and Jockeys
in England was that the charges AGAINST
4leift were WHOLLY nnsuppoFted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
Mr.. Hicks Speaks.

When the applause that greeted tho
reading Of the paper had subsidized, Coun-
Gilman Hicks was introduced and spoke
for over thirty minutes.
Mr.. Hicks made happy opening, and
declared that II defeated he would be a
Democrat and come up smiling all the
same. He said that nonn of the candl-
dates could COMPROMISE" him, and that
he believed he would ill the Office bette!
than either OF his competitors
Mr.. Hicks devoted great deal of time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
Business Has Grown.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stntkholders Of Albermarle Manufaetpr,
Ing Company was held yeslsfday "a e. y
s G,VsNi a ,srat,tyihg growth Of business,
Rey Sn t:he reelection Of the old on
GERS and the same board Of directors TO.
serve for the ensuing year. no bus!nsss
Of public interest vas + aMs;.ees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
PAYING UP RAPIDLY.
Treasurer Rector Is Receiving
Money From Candidates.

Yesterday vas another big day with
Treasurer r, Kempcr Rector OF the Guy
Democratic Committee, a large NUMBER
Of candidates having called at his office,
No. us East Main Street, and paid their
primary assessments. So far two candle
dates for Mayor, nine for tho Board and
,wcnty,sevcn for the Council have paid
their fees. Mr. Rector will receive money
| at his office up 10 tonight and tomorrow
/ UP 10 noon candidates desiring to pay
| should call at the office of Chairman j.
| y, Dohcrty in the Capitol building.
| Captain Mccarthy paid his assessment
in gold, putting UP five $50 pieces. He
told AIr. Rector he was ready To put IN
the other so II only two candidates
should finally enter,
The following candidates had paid ur
TO last night
Mayor--carlton Mccarthy. Richard NJ
Taylor.
Board--John Mann, ~, MARSHALL; q
I'I3!erne Blair, Henry; James L. Winglield
Henry: Reuben Burton, Henry; j, 3
Mood Jefferson; James Bahen, ST., Mon
roe: II. G. Rennolds, Monroe. Henry i
Beck, Monroe; Otiwuy $. Allen, Madison
Counci--John Il. Neagle, Marshall; w
H. Curtis, Marshall; +, II. CARRIER, Mar
shall; John r. Grimes, Marshall; JONI
T.. Don Leayy, Clay; George j. Hooper
clay; q. W, spcor, Clay; Y. II, Elicit
Lee; Claude l.. Batklns, Lee; ", w
Morton, Lee; III. r. Pollard, IT., Lee
IT, H. FERGUSON, Lee; J, G, Corlel
Ilepry: Harry Huber, Henry. II. l.
Peters, Henry. G.. W. Wiltshire, Jeffcr
Hon; Phil Shea, jefferson; james NJ. n
Allen, Jefferson; w r. Cavcdo Jefferson
John j. Lynch jefferson; Johu r. Lea
Monroe; Lewis e. Williams, sEnIxis; 4
H. Spence Monroe; w, L. Spoiswoot
Monroe; r. Lee Mausurlar Madison;Juliu
a. iiobson Madison; Harry c. Genr
4LadIson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

DANIEL THE II STAB PLAYER.
Il -------------.-
t5Deolai to The Tltnos- Dispa tcf.,

IA (5beclAI to The TImos-Disphtch.}
II CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April ID
Virginia defeated Virginia Polytechnic
Institute this afternoon. ninc to nothing.
Cole held the Bncksburg players down
support. Kelley. who started in to twlrl
for the cadets, lasted but four innings,
being hit freely Fitzpatrick, who Sue
cceded him. kept his hits we'll scattered.
h Tho fielding features of the game wero
Daniels catch Of n line drive and Roses
running catch Of Il short fly bnck Of
shortstop.
Daniel led Will, the stick, getting three
slashlng singles. Mason and Stclrns also
did some opportuntc batting.
Afternoon for Annapolis for game with
tho nuhvl cadets on Saturday. Harvard
will DO played Monday In Washington.
Score;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
HARVARD BALL TEAM
ON SOUTHERN TRIP
.(By Associated Press,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS April 1.-THE
Harvard Varsity ball team left OH It's
Southern trip this afternoon. The men
wll play tho initial game SATURDAY with
t;euractown. They will meet the Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia team, on Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
Other Games YESTERDAY.

At Tuscaloosa, Ala.--Alabama Polytech-
mic 4 University. OF Alabama, g..
At Macon. sC;a.-Atlantn (Southern
Leaguc), 0: Macon (South Atlantic), ].
At Athens, Ga.-Unlyes5ity of Georgia,
10: Guilford College, 8.
AZ Knoxville. Tenn,-Cumberland, l6;
University OF renncssee a..
At Charlottesville. Va,--universitT OF
virginia, 0; Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

Where They Play To-day.
philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

RIM. Academy, II; Bedford, 3.
fG.c",a / TO ~" Tir,es- ..lspatch.)
BEDFORD, CITY, VA, April Hiram
dolph- Macon Academy defeated the Bed
ford team here this afternoon by score
of II to 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

Emerson, S; fredericksburg, 4.
(cpecial to Tho Times Dispatch) y
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April b.
Emerson Institute team, OF washington,
defeated Fredericksburg College here
this afternoon in n close game. Score,
\ In 4 .---... ----- ~ $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
Senator Sears Here.

Senator j, Boyd Sears, of Mathews, is
in The city, looking Il eter some legal busl.
ness, and is Stopping al the Westlnore-
land club.
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Polytechnic Institute !. 0 o 0 o 0 5000
q Summary-Two base hits: Mason 2.
Hits off Kelley {, Fitzpatrick 8. Three
base hits: Cole 9. Stolen bases: Pollard,
Stearns. Mason, shafe:. Double plays:
Miles to Bache. Bases on halls: Oft
Cole .. Kelley 1. Struck out: BY Cole 10
by Kelley o by Fitzpatrick 4. Passed
balls: Munger. Sacrifice: Slaughter.
Wild pitches: Cole, Kelley. Fitzpatrick
Wild throw: Sinclair Umpire: Male.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

At Cincinnati: The Cincinnati Nationals
won in the ninth inning on single,
sacrifice and a tumble by Ticker. which
allowed Kelley to score from second
base. -
Score: e. q r.
Cincinnati ........10 o001001-3 80
Chicago ..........2 100000 0 o. 4
Batteries: Suthoff and Peitz; Weimer
and King Umpire: tombstone. Attend
ance. 1900. Time. 1:dO.
At philadelphia: In the opening, game
Of the National League season to-day the
locals defeated Boston by consecutive
hitting.
Score: X. u. y.
Philadelphia o01003 &c Y 2
Batteries: Willis and Moran: Duggleby
and Doom. Umpire: Moran. Attendance,
$40. Time. 40
AT New York: The New York and
Brooklyn Nationals opened the season
In Brooklyn to-day. 1t was an easy VIC
tory for New York, who played an er-
rorless game in the field.
Score: H. n. =,
New York ........ IL OIL 0 IL! ~
BROOKLYN ......... L 0 600 OIL y
Batteries: Matthewson and BoWerman'
Jones and Jacklitcli. Time. $50 I'M
pirc: Emsl!e. Attendance, 1880.
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O'Brien Knocks Sullivan Out,

~ y 900 7f9V NSS6cIHIfI FTFES.I n -----"
ST. LOUIS, MO-, April 14-,Iack o'Rrien,
of philadelphia. Tonight knocked out
irwin" Sullivan, Of Boston. IN the thlrd
round of what was to nave pecn III
tccn round fight,