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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26
OFFER WAsHINGTO BUILDING
TO HOOHOO HOUSE PEOPLE.
(By Associated Press.)

& TAOOArs, WASH, June 25.-The Pac-
fic Coast Lumber Manufacturers Assoc
citation has decided to recommend cur
tailment OF the output of all mills In the
State. business interests demanding It,
owing to the condition of the market.
President Griggs to-day telegraphed
Commissioner Johnson. at the Worlds
Fair, suggesting on behalf of the lumber
men that the courtesy Of tho Washington
building be extended to the house of Hoo
hoo whose building was burned yester-
.day g!aB,s ,t EN 4i t3ft5aaF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26

following sales during the week ending
June 25th:" M
Dwelling No. so3 North Second St...s lIOO ~
Dwelling No. 6lO Kinney Street.... ep s.'u
sDveling No. s South Plum Street.. lao
Sit.e tSnS,,.le NJ 900 So,I+t Second ST., 700
Lot oOx90 feet, corner of Broad ana 49,,
Monroe Streets. s.............,..j....... 4'soo
Two dwellings. Nos. OIL and 9l3 Bev- -,
erly Street. ........ ..,'.,,.'.' o'o
eniall Iisl 10. .a,.,,t,, -, = $50
IA 10 acres in Henrico county........ o.
store and seven dwellings, corner -
@ and Twenty-eighth Streets.,.... ' o'ooo
Several dwellings, on Wllllamsburs ,,o
Avenue ......,..,............. :. ........ o-V
Two dwellings. Nos. 114 and JIG !,
Washington treet.,............i.',.. ,ap ,4Vv
rat,, s,,es !. ]. I. ]. .s15,7s
j. Thompson Brown & Cove re-
port the following private and PUBIC
sales made last week:
House No. los York street. Bar -, :,
ton Heights.... l'soo sau " "
Lot b2.6 feet, West Cary Street,. soo oa
House ana neisbts ns n 1890 90
Lots on Park Avenue.............. l''os oV
House and lot No. 0 York Avenue ,,o =,
Barton Heights. s.................,.::. l'soo !"
Brick dwelling No. COZ North /, 80 ~
Second Street. t.....,..,.,.,....,....' o4VV nv ~
Dwelling corner of Miller Avenue
and York Street. Barton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26

Misses Dora Berry and Eva Eva II
Misses Ruth Puller and Louise
Budd .............
Misses Katherine cobean and AIber-
to Wright 4,
Misses Clara Deadly and Celeste
Deadly y. .i.;.t
Misses Dora Joyner and Fannie
b Edwards 4. = ......
Misses M. Swan, and A. a.. {.
s Swan !, 1 y .
Owens and Mary g q artn TN -t 3
5S rig ht . I 4.
Miss ~ Eva Quinn and Mary sun -S.s
Misses Sadie Wagner and Annie ~. s
Misses RUBY KeInlngham and Helen
kelnlngham 4. 49,. !. 49,.
Misses Mary Moore and Helen Mar
Misses Mamie Saunders and AGNES
Misses Nellie Della Plane and Marie y
Monarch. .i..E...
Misses cenIa Schaff and Irene Rob-
inson ....5. Y
Misses Louise kessnlck and Garcia
keSSnlck -. -.
Misses Viola Minor and Jane
Minor ...................s. 80.
Misses M. e. Davidson and Lillian
Omohundro
Misses Mamie Epps and Lillian
Epps .......,.-'
Misses Alice Ford and Amy Tim
berIake .i....
Misses Carrie Todd and Annie
Misses Lucy Frosst and ed Clara
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26
Dragged to Death.

Especial TO The Tlmes-D Dispatch,)
SALISBURY, N. c., June 25.-Lee Ell
berson, aged twelve years, was instantly
killed last night four miles from Sails
bury by mule, which ran away, drag
cling the boy several hundred yards by
his feet. The boy was an orphan, MAX
ing his home with farmer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26

Heights ..,................,...... l,a'V w
Lot corner of Main and Lombardy - !,
Streets .............-......-..... S'9'o w
Brick house and lot No. BIG South
Cherry Street. 2,uVot W
charles a. Rose g co,-"our concern
has recently sold the following pieces
OF property
No. 6Oi West Broad Street. fra frame Z, =
store Observation-Disclosures. fo'oD
Brick dwelling No. 61s North Seventh !, 4,
No s1s North Twenty-first street,. 200
New dwelling In Lee District.... 1000
-Four lots in Lee District..............2 1000
Harrison & Grant.-''We have sold the
following property for cash during the
last week" >, 60,
-Four frame houses on West Leigh
Street Observation-Disclosures, -. o's1o
One brick dwelling on Hanover ST.. 4'ooo
d. a. Connolly & co.-"D During the past
waek wa have sold two dwellings,:
No. 500 North Tenth street for......S9 200
No. 24o4 East Broad Street for..,..,.. lD
To Help the Miners.
fspecial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS VA. June 25.-Ihe
Central Labor Union last night appro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26

,priated one hundred dollars for the strik-
ing miners in Colorado Each union attil-
.iating will be asked to make an appro-
.priation. and it is, expected a thousand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26
BIG THINGS
in SMALL VI |A.Y|'
Richmond Fast Becoming the
Headquarters for Small But
Profitable Industries.
SUPERIOR FAC CILITIEs. ATTRACT
All Doing Well and Adding to
the General Flow OF Com
mercial Prosperity.
n. IN =

What is Richmond doing in this good
day of small things2 There are croakers
and ak-kneed men,, men who are not
necessarily croakers, but simply weak
kneed. who looking ut the combination
of capital and he lorna tlon OF giant
trusts. raise their hands in, holy horror
and wonder what is going TO Il become s Of
their boys. M w pldly coming upons tins,
stage Of action. The stock argument of
these weak-kneed gentlemen Is that the
small men. tha youngster with limited {,
capital, or witt no capital. has but little
III any chance In these days of big cons.
Germs and mammoth com binatio ions.85 frhey
cry that the days for building from the
ground up are past and gone forever.
These people are simply mistaken There
never was a time in the history Of the
world. or at least in the history OF this
part Of 1t. when the young man had
better chance. for Notwithstanding the
existence Of great comhinati tions trusts
and combines this is pre-eminently the
day OF small things.
Little Things.
In looking around town in search OF
answers to the question. What is Rich
mond dong2" I have been constantly re-
minded of the infant class Sunday school
hymn:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26

/, Misses Berthe Davis and Eva
Misses Virginia Hnchman and
\ Butel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-.i. ..i.. 1S>
Misses Rosa Trexler and 2inez Clark
son :. !, lot
! Misses Alice Gardner and Matte
i d Gardner ........ Isl
Misses Eva t<ruo and Male Ten.
Misses k'aynle Ttaxto1 and Sadie y
4 Misses .ssse JAMIE Roaers and and iAnnabel 5.
MISSES Eeesrs alice Nopls \ and n Alma 6
fh misses Ellzabeth Evans and Annie
A Miss Nellie Il og arth and Ruby Prld -5 q, .
= Ndy Q
4 Misses Alma King and Oracle
Misses Bessie Morna and Carrie !
MSss"s 1ssss Sggds g.,.e Guy and and Maggie Z
Misses Madeline Wlnkers and Girls
sy keck =
Misses Mamie Martln and Kate !.
Il Watkins $1,000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Misses Sadie kesser and Eva Lun1s-
i den ....-.........l.l.. .l...........4.........
Misses Mary Costello and Nora
] Fitzpatrick 9
Misses Lucy Brown and Celia Bow
Misses Mamie Mullen and Nellie
j Bowler ..............,........ 3
1 Misses Alice Carleton and Celeste
q Carleton ......g.-...............s 3s
Misses Mary Hudolns and Rertle
Redford ...s,f.t.5...... J
4 Misses Annie NeWhelser and Flor
j ence Newhelser
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maude Grtzzard and Mat.

Misses Maude Grizzard and Mat.
=. prake 4, ,4os
Misses Estele Glover and Rosalle
Ford Observation-Disclosures. 4'So' 4''''l'
Misses Mary Hexter and Rosa
Hexter ...................... S,foo
Misses Helen East and Pauline
Ia. 2, 500
MRS; rs; :. rIn,berIske 80 a 2,sss
Misses rs,es zeIma ztmoa'iskt Racket and Margaret
Racket ..... ,all'o =
Misses Ola Melton and sad S,5., 9.
kerns . \. =. 49, @'o11 4
Misses salIIe Marks and Lucille tt1 . !, !. \ ,
sPratley J; e {. Y
f5Verser =. 5f''er49
Misses Carrie Vaughan and Eugene
CoQb1ll 8',ooo
Misses Ellen Mullen and Marie Null
len NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = l,ooto
Misses Daisy earthrIsht and Mabel ''l5 ! sos
Msses Gsss'rtans Als. snodgrass and : Julia u.
Misses Hsu.s Ivy II 4 1eal and Bessie 8.
Misses Ruth RrIel and Bessie Wal III.
ters go. :. =. ..... -. ''o'1 '
Misses Hannah Martin and Minnie -,
Misses LeIIe Roach and Dora :.
Miltz 49,. i, 80
m1sses ris ou''es.' -, 80. 1.12a
Misses Ora Reynolds and Carrie -,
shepperson = ,ooa
Misses Minnie King and Leila Rey- y.
nolds -. ..........-. .,.......'. .....'.. ~
Misses Annie Smith and Kate -.
Smith .......}.......'....'. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
MORE AUTO RACES.
Another Meet Arranged for En-.
pire Track on Election Day.

y The New York Sun says:
Maurice G.. Bernin. who pilots W. Gould
Brokaw's sixty horsepower Renaut racer.
and Paul Snrtori, who met Oldflcld in the
final heat OF Saturdays match race with
Alfred Gwyane :, vanderb!t's ninety horse-
power F. l. "A. T.. have hecn matched for. q
race at The Empire City tracks, election day
meet, The principals will meet to-day TO de-
eide upon the distance. which will probably
be fifteen pliles,
The treatment OF the Empire track for last
Saturdays meet has put II In such fine shape
that motorists have asked for another affair,
ard the meet on election day should supply
an entire new set OF records. g
Thery., the European champion. is expected
to remain over for the meet. although he is
btSHoA1a to sail on Saturday, ana Edward
with f. X Thomas's ninety horse.rower
racer and also try for records
In addition TO the match events there will
be b, one mile handicap for sasoIane . n a.
chinfs costing less than $1,000; two mile
two mile race for the amateur champIonshjp
cup, the regular five mile Empire handcap
and the International cup event with heats
nt three miles, and the final at five miles,
open 10 machines OF all countries! win n
heat for each country. Y, 4 . ~ =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03

Two OF the greatest football games OF
tho Southern season are to be played HeAt
Saturday, one In this city, IN when me
University of Virginia and the virginia
Polytechnic institute elevens VIII meet
IN strenuous struggle, land the other Mt
Lafayette field, Norf1k, in which the
University OF North Carolina and George
town University VIII pAe up. The Ylr'
GINA Bla cksburg game is Of especial inter
est by reason Of the comparison IT VIII
Offer Of the strength OF the teams OF tHee
Universities OF Virginia and North caro-
line. which are to do battle mere on
Thanksgiving Day.
II The University OF Virginia made Drill
jant showing last Saturday against the
Carlisle Indian School team, While the
University OF North Carolina defeated by
a bare score tho Virginia Polytechnic In
sti,ute team at Blackshurg Carolina
beat tho Cadets 6 to 0, In q game in
which tht, two were evenly matched. The
only score beng in the nature Of a. uke
or accident.
The team which Rlacksburg will meet
at Broad Street Park next Saturday al
tsa9n aeaa Has i n s ss
nor as that which will so UP. against
North Carolina here on rhanksg. wing
Day, This Is due to the fact that under
the eligibility rules Of the Virginia Inter-
collegiate Athletic Assoc, alton, the Uni n
Pollard Spates and Johnson against the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Last Sat-
uriay's game has shown that y; +, ]. Is
assuming thai Virginia and North Carolina
are Of about equni strength. then Hacks,
burg or VT. !. will staMd an excellent
chance Of defeating the University, It's
Judged by thelr showing against North
Carolina last Saturday University Of
Virginia will be weakened cons 'derably
by the inability OF four OF the veteran
players, while v, ri VIII present p'ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
AUCTION IsALEs-This Day.
Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
10 N. Seventh Street.

will sell at my auction house, No.
10 Nortl, Seventh Street, TODAY
('Tlursdny), commencing at 1880
o'clock, Enamclcd Iron and Brass
Bctlstcads, Hair and Shuck and Cot
ton Mattresses, parlor Heaters, Ia-
trobcs, Basement Furnace, Columbia
I'honograpl, and Records Disc,
Oak Folding Beds, Bookcases, Cherry
Hall Stand, New Rugs, Rockers, DIM
ing Room Chairs, Carpet Swccpcrs,
Copy Holder, Oak Ccntcr Tables,
Cherry Wall Racls, Mantcl Cabinet,
Mahogany Bureau and Washstand,
lot Silvcrplated Ware, Chinnwarc.
Gas Heaters, big lot Miscellaneous
Books, one Horse and Carriage and
various other things.
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctloneer.
B.. G.. Buford, Manager and Salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
RESULTS AT LATONIA.
Determination, Gold Sphinx, Varro
and O Tiers Win Out.

tBy Associated Press.)
& CINCINNATI. November 2.-Results at La
tonia: 55 Z.
First raee-six furlongs-D Determination e
4 10 y first. Athlone 80 TO y second, Gold
Sphinx e 10 y third. Time. l:1i "a.
second race-one mlle-Varro ~ to ~ first.
Lem Recd e TO u second. Olonctz (l6 to -
third. Time. i:A
Third race--nx furiongs-Kurtman to -
first Jake Green Berg Is to II second, Early
Boy 70 to ~ third. Time. 1913 IL.
Fourth race-stcepechesc. handicap. short
colirsh-1hornhedge q to 81 frat Rip q 10 y
second. Trenct the Mere q TO y third. TING.
3:oi -.
L Fifth rnce-ni!e and half--Prlsm ts$to y
first. Barney Burke Is to u second, Professor
Neville % to 81 third. Time, 2:55.
Heidelberg te 10 y first. Harpoon a to y
second. J. b. Smith q to y third. Time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
!. BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
E 6l2 East Broad Street.
ANOTHER GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF HANDSOME NEW CARPETS
AND ART SQUARES, LOCO
MOBILE, SPECIAL CAR
PET SALE.
NOVEMBER Sd.

AY,NOVEMBER. I'D,
at 1910 O'clock at our wareroors, No GIL
f. Broad Street.
This will be the handsomest line OF
Carpets we have yet offered having tha
most beautiful ana latest design patterns
in made Carpets and Art Squares OF Ak
minister Bigelow yelyets and Moquetts
Smyrna Rugs and Drpggets
Also handsome line OF Pictures and
Mirrors. 500 Yards OF Floor Qllcloth.' etc
Sale positive,
Special attention to ladies attending,
p. S.-Also, we Will sell one Locomobile,
works by gasoline ii perfect order,
THE VALENTINE AUcrIoSSco
MOWER Auctonssys,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Pueilistic Notes.

Young c.orbett and Battling Nelson Will
fight November goth at Frisco. seysntNfiv
per cent, winner, twenty-five Loser Ta,,,, nal. :
and eddie Lenny, scheduled for Friday night
at baltimore, has been declared off, u, !,
Jack McClelland, Of Pittshurg. he's sigma
Six rounds before the Badger a. c., Of MIL
twaukee, November nth. = LII a5
Chester Goodwin defeated Young ponahue
In n twelve round bout Mt Glocester Macs,
on Monday night, Goodwin now claims tho
feathefweight championship OF New England.
George Belts a sailor who he's lust grad q, !,
jim Belts. a we'll known New England boxer,
In two rounds at Cambridge. Mass, on Mon-
day night.
sn,iddieweiEht leaves Boston on Thursday for
Los Angeles, where he fights Kid Mccoy IN
November Gath. Sullivan Is already IN good
coast IIa is confident Of beating Mccoy in
fha coming rnaetinK. 1872 ~ a..E m n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
DANDELlON
IS WINNER
Takes Remsen Handicap at
Jamaica With Great Ease
Over Strong Competitors.
BAR LIE DUO WINS SECOND
Former a Well Backed Favoritc
and the Result Was No
Surprise.
BAR LIE DUO WINS SECOND o n ,
(By ascot press. J

ri Wy ASSOCIATED tIIcSs.J
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-'phc Renisen
Handicap, the feature OF the closing day
a. jamaica, was easily won by tho Is TO
1 20 favorite Dandcl!on the distance being
run In the fast time OF 1905 4.6. Bar 10
Due. n 80 to / shot. and practically I'M
= backed, won the second race by a head
from Br!gand. Summaries:
First racc--six furlongs- Diamond I'll
to lW first, Monet e to y second, Race
King GO to y third. Time. ;I3 2-5.
Second race selling one mile and a fur
long-Bar lie Due go to u first, BTigand
q to j second. Namtor "a TO p third.
Time. 1:t5 3-5.
Third racc--selling, one mile and seventy
yards--The Hugucnot g TO u first. Cham
plain U to u second. Garnisa q to u
third. Time, 1:45 rs.
Fourth yrace-the Remscn Handicap.
five and u hall CHARACTERIZATION ti5 TO
90 first. Gainara On TO blD,ccond, Pasa-
dena g to !, third. Tins. 1:oG As.
Firth race-seiliag, one mile and a six
saIm o 10 81 second, Belle OF Belle
Meade (6 to y third. I!nle, l:i9 AS
Sixth race-six furlongs--Gold Flcur g
Courtier nc TO ~ third Time, 114 3-5.
Entries In Aqueduct races -1or to-nor-
row:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. duO up,
selling, six and Il half furiongs-Foxy
Kane. l1S; Young Henry and Pat Bulger,t
III: Countcrpoise. Belle of Milford, KICK.
shaw. Satchel, Blue and Orange and Bad
Penny, ITO; Old England, 10; Monte
& Carlo, los; Shtpshape KING Pepper and
& Olaf. l0S; Lord OF the Valley and At
wood, 1U3; Thistle Heather, TO-
Second racc--for all ages, handicap. one
miIe--Coloniai Girl. us; Grenade, lcs: Or
thodox, 1O6; Go Between. I0i: Sidney G.
q Love. w; Lord Badge, 9s; Dnmont. a.
Graceful. 81; Ostrich 81; War Nhoop,4
3d.: Jerry C.,
Third race-for two ycar-olds and up.
five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Trapper.5
Ills; Oxford, los; Jennie McCabe. Fancy
s Dress. Ranger, Ieala and Pirate Polly.
z los: nllties, 100; Fioralia, Mirthless. Coe-
ure De JiSn, Prestige and Long Dan, 81;
L!stcl-f AMI Miss MOdesty. 81.
Fourth rae e--the Aqucduct Handfcap p.
for all lagos, 5ns mile and a sixteen e th :.
4 First Mason. le5; Guntire and Dolly
Spanker, 100: Sonoma Belle, and Colonla!
Is Girl. III: De Reszkc, los: Orthodox. ioi;
st. Valentine, l6o; Israclite, 20; Ostrich,
3 9S; Agile. 81.
Badge. us; South Tr.mblc leg: Ethics:
los; The Soulhcrner, 100; Homes tead and
y Gl.sten 81. Z.
SIN furlongs-Foxy, los; Juyenaga and
Ike s. 16I; Nlblick. tio5: Suferance, Druid,
Aonacodor and Consuelo H.. lN; Belle
Dixon. Flinders and High Life, So: Auto
Hood, 81; Calmneas, 49,
f E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 10 "A. NJ. TO r. n.
ADMISSION. CSC.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.

the sale of liquor on Sunday and without
license IN the city and OH the outskirts.
There have been numerous convictions all
ready.
When the Circuit Court Of Warwick
county meets on Monday, November II.
Judge D. Gardiner Tyler will instruct the
grand jury to investigate into the law
less conditions existing In the settle
ments known as Bloodl1eld, Klondike,
Dawson City, and North Newport News.
The local city sergeant has received a
batch Of summonses for witnesses with
the request that they be served. a NUM-.
Der OF Indictments against people running
speal1easies and gambling Joints are look
IT Th he Common Council last night adopted
ordinances aboIshing the Board OF Fire
Comm ssloners and placing the con-
t the hands Gt Of e the t Council commttee on
Fire Department and Water The Fire
Board was created by the first Council
and has had entire charge Of the affairs
cl1arg ng the paid men at will and set
Ting the differences among the youn-
teers.a s
q 9 Powell chairman q the the Beard ass9 : G e
RES gnation to Mayor S. r, Buxton. When
the resignation has been accepted and
Mr.. Powell's successor appointed, the
the Police Department, The failure of
the old city Council to confirm the last
commissioner appointed by, Mayor Moss
before he went out OF office. gave the
new Mayor one appointment, There are
only three members of the board.
Rev. w V. Tudor, presiding elder OF
the Richmond District, conducted the
odist Church here toms ht This was the
last conference of the year.
Harvey A. Santee. Of New York, who
has been here for several days speaking
In the Interest of the Socialist Labor
party returned home to-day, Mr., SAN
tee addressed several large meetings DUR
Ing his stay In tn city, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
"Young Corbett" Wantslto Fight.

xons cSrsett who WITNESSED the Cans
n "Britt's showing has not Snade me afraid.
and I am still open to fight at 1870 pounds
pounds ringside, for an, satisfied could
have knocked him out y had been In Hritt,s
shoes, Ia s5s5s i5i.4 IL s933is ais ilt s3i
"Jimmy RrItt would not have STAYED twenty,
rounds with me II he had fought like he did
With Cans ss,t Ell
the fourth round and also III the fifth, hoping
Britt would lose his head and foul him Cans
fought we'll for the first two . rounds. but
Certainly not slroag at }ths walsht.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
FAMILY TROUBLES
RESULT IN KILLING
INV Associated Press.)

(ByAssociated Press.) a
CHARLESTON. S. c., November "a
special from Conway says:
Mrs. M. C. Bell, a white woman about
forty years old. was killed near Bayboro,
this county, late last night by her nephew,
William Bell who struck her on the head
with a hoe. Mrs. Bells skull was crushed
and she lived only few hours. The
trouble arose over domestic affairs, Mrs.
Bell having been separated from her
husband three months ago. Bell was
arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
"A LIQUOR CRUSADE,
Change Of System Of Manage
rnent az the Fire Department.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch,
i NEWPORT Jews, VA. Noy. 22t-The
three entl-saloon leagues OF this city are
LIQUOR law Violations on a more extended
Scale q "A general executive committee.
composed Of members Of the executive
committees OF all threes bodies has been
" r. Perkins have been retained for one
year as counsel for the leagues,
The organizations are fighting against
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
by Richmond Auction Co.
1904 E. Main Street.
Shoes, Underwear, Hats, Notions,
Drugs, Oilcloth, Furniture, Etc,
/ AT AUCTION TODAY.

We will sell TO-DAY tThursday), No
vember sd, commencing at 1880 A. NJ, at
our warerocsns. los i. Main Street. a
nice and clean assortment of Notions,
etc, such as Shoes, Underwear Shirts.
Hats. Patent Medicines OF various kinds.
Bottle Food and Medicine, Table oilcloth,
Blankets. Rugs, Mattresses. Floor OILS
cloth, fine line of French Plate Mantel
Mirrors very Handsome CHARTERED Oak
Hall Rack. ! fine Walnut Hall Rack, Oak
and Cherry Chamber Suits, Leather Par
lor Chairs, Iron Beds. Sofas, very Hand
Oak sideboards Lace Curtains, Floor
Linen Mattresses, Heating Stoves, Odd
Bureaus. Wnshstands, Beds, Cash Regis
ter, etc. 5
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo, II, Valentine. Auctloneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Cumberland Fair,

Especial to The ,rlmes- DIspatch)
FAYETTEVILLE, N. g, NOV. 9-Thel
the State, opened its fifty-second annual
exhibition to-day with an imposing street
parade, escorted by Remsburgs OreheS-
ira and headed by Chief Marshal G. -
Walter Watson is president and G, w.
j lawrence secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Britt's Hard Luck,

particularly Of the recent Gans-Irtt fight.
says: 5&5ti ggtg N
his man in the fifth. dnd he went at him
with rails all set. Cans stopped q left In
the stomach and risht on the side Of the
head before going into cllnch. As he came
out OF II he squared of, and as Britt cana
for him deliberately dropped one. knee to The
rocking tha negroes head and losing tho fight,
Nothing short of miracle would have won
for tho negro. Britt had him beaten from the
fought In his life, outboxing at every point,
avoiding punishment and raining merciless
hlows tha cha rnpon.