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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
ONLY 1900, 900 more
YEARS of L||F|: LEFT ..|:.|
Then, Says Professor, Mankind
Will Disappear and Birds
Will Own the Earth.
a
fBy ssociatel Press.


Il CIIIC.AGG, 3 March is. The Human race
will bescxtinct on this earth in the course
Of ii few million years according to Fro
lessor Samuel lhston, professor 9 9
3p;.tscntology ut the Eniverstts OF chi.
c::s6. While lccturing on the future p
the carth's inhabitants, Professor Wills
ton declared that in his opinion, instead
o.. men 1T this future date, which ne
told the students. would not come . or
stInethinls Ike three million Years. ne
earth vii be dominated by birds.
1T will only be n natural course of
gents that Will ultimately drive man from
tile<dominant sphere on earth, said FRO
lessor WINSTON. First came the fishes
,Iiley were dominant forSa while and la q
TO give way ii the alnphibians hen
t;ttne tho reptiles and soon they yielded
10 the mammals. Now the mammals
are weakening, and the newest class, I e G
birds As growing in prominence, and ~
time i sincerely believe. will be the dolni-
rant inhabitants Of the earth EACH Of
these classes develop TO the hig1est De-
gree OF specialization and then began
to wane. Man, Is developed TO the highest
dc gree nov, and little moro can be ex-
spected or him
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q PRAISE FOR CAPTAIN { h ULcE.

/ AIsE. FOR CAPTAIN HULcE.a
Dear: MI. Editor: I
IN noticed an DrtlclcHin your paper
some days ago. headed ITO Gust Chief
sllulce,''s or words toatllat effect.8siI can-
not see why 1t IS that the Police COM
9lnissIoners should have decided to rescind
their action of como few month his ago,
6whcli5tllcy elected Captain e. T. lIucc
as the acting chief or police of the city
of Richmond. and almost on the heels
OF this election they now yote3ito rescind
$,ncirt action. ! thing tits due TO tnc
,Scitlzens OF our city, that II there arc any
causes TO remove Chief I1nlce hat. In
fairness to him and his friends, that lie
should be appraised OF lie reason there
&for1slf there Is any tenablc reason for
such removal. Has he made a good Of
5flcer Or not? Can any member; OF tho
Board Of Police point to amy dercictlon
Sof duty? Is he apahlei of carrying out
the dutlcsaof the office? IN 30. why was
a le elected In the first lnstanee? Is It
not but fair that no he gyen83anJ ops
portunlty,of explaining or8defending any
charges that may be brought against
ShIm? or shall I'VE believe that our
Honorable Board OF Police commissioners
are guilty Of some poll Teal machina-
tlonifor thcl'urpo9se 9 E prsInoting 4 friend
Of chief az police? Is there any spleen
that may be injected into this Important
ncctioi.s that prompts our hoard in their
determinations? u cannot conceive that
pnrS Police Board would he guilty Of these
things !. mn sure 4 y ey are WI ling 10 act
fair In this matter, and 1t is due the
itizcns Of Richmond and to Chief Iulce,
that the movements of our Board Of Pos
lice should he open aud that every effort
should be made on tho part Of tic Po-
llce Board to guard galnst the charges
thntlclhildestine methods We're resorted 10
IN flirtliorancc OF their designs, Is the
Police Board an integral part OF. our.
| government? " rs It Is, and we surely.
I3clalln our government to be IL Democratic
! government then lei us avoid any action
| that saYors of autrocracy or blu
lgreaucracy. lifts an lndIsputable fact
that CAPTAIN Hulce has made II good
officer, he has been IN tho police service
! for N number Of years, and She has risen
from private TO the highest Iposlt Ion
: Within, tho gift OF the Police Board AMI
4 lle has served faithfully and dutifully In
each capacity our citizens perhaps re-
1 call that at one time murders were COM
! mitted and the murdereis escaped, crimes
4 Of all natures we're committed and the
scnlprits escaped, but think L am right
4 when say that since the Installation
4 nf Captain liulce ans chief of police. there
4 has been n 2diininution OF crime, no MUIR
derers escape the Vigilance of our police
i now, and 1t Is due to the untlrlng efforts
Of our worthy chiefS@l am informed
TINT tho GommonWealtf's Attorney and
The Judges of our courts IN the City HAP
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TO have the pains and aches Of a i@d 4
back removed. 20 be entirely free from
annoying dangerous urinary disorders
Is enough 70 make any kidney sufferer
grateful. 10 tell how THIS great change
can be brought about win PROVE com
8icrtlng words 10 hundreds Of Richmond
readers.
b Mrs. y. g. Jones Of POI East franklin
street, says: MY husband has been COM
planning fm long time With pain in
his back. Mile IL Was not severe enough
TO keep him from his work, set II an.
noyed him considerably. We tried To find
IA remedy for this tronhle and when we
heard Of Doan's Kidney Pilla we mo-
cured /. box at Owens & Minors drug
store. He had taken The pals but d sbort
tins when they afforded him grea, rcl,ef,
He continued and npw liz never complains
Of his back. and lie speaks only the high.
est praise for Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by All dealers, Price 80 cents
q Fnster4hfilbinn Go. Buffalo. y y, sol,
q ,ssents for the United States.
Remenber the name Doan's- and TAX,
no slbstituts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

NEW YORK, Mar. 17.--1t seems q neer
that after seeking, searching and toilln!g
for over two thousand years to ttnd y
power, force, or chemical connection 70
overcome disease, that at last It should
he discovered right under mans Very
nose In one OF the most ancient OF M
nations It seems sttnngc that nature
should have OWNED the leeds ofi man
md tho modern diseases from, which slicS
nov suffers. 1T the creation OF the world
and ut that time provided q Re i ior
diseases which have DEVELOPED only IN Y
recent years. and which are due entirely
to modern conditions. 1t seems stranger
still that man should have passedl tue !1'e
plain ,lnostentations source 81 $sa tl ly
mighty force. by day nftcrSday without tho
\ even trying to find out what II might
do? 1t shows how prone he human q am y s
Silys Ii to overlook the plninest 81 things
Undoubtedly there exists hundreds o.
{ marvellous unknown laws OF Nature WI
would make our earth aEyeritab bic para
disc II only discovered and used as the vl
Creator intended. 3s5,s III
The source OF this marvellous power
is i very ordinary looking tree. found md
finItlie mountain fastncss of the = INN a
layas. The Yogis and hiE M I,rlasts OF
india ma u have known OF Y the htranges
virtues 81 this tree. and II & ma = be that
1t played M inportan part IN their see n-I
ingly miraculous control s. over ~ and
death. B Had it not been for tho srec.lllnr9
~.
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Drugs Christian science by
strange, that Seeming
Miracles Healing.
Will DOCTORS HAVE TO SEEK NEW vOCATIoNs
ycinns Requested Most Hopeless Cases
10 Test nexplainabc Healing Power q strange
Discoycry.-Cures Those Home Without Aid
@.@ q Doctors Those
g

OF the many spheres Of its ,iscfnlness
Kidney. liver, ana lung troubles, Dyspcp-
5sia. Heart Trouble, Paralysis.-all yled-
ed To Its strange power In fact, " may
truly be said that there Ia no disease 1t
may. not cure. It IS absolutely non-pois.-
@onous and free from all injurious ef-
ffects. Not only has It been used blythe
slaity, but physicians have taken IT. up.
Ia doctor who recently put 1t to ID severe f
test says: II
%tro give M, idea Of Its virtues. will a
report Il case which Is sufficient To- con-
Vince tho most skeptlcal.3 Mrs. 3D., age
ssixty-two years. Was suffering from Salt 4
fRhcum and Erysipelas, Of thirty years
standing Limbs 70 the knees and arms &
Il the elbows were covered With cr,lp-
#tiona, interrupted BY deep assures Ar
petite was poor. bowels 50 constlpated MS
Ito necesaitate from twenty to forty pills "
Ito produce an evacuation. AS she had
exhausted the phurtnacopia tall known
frcmedicsy lii vain. had but u tile hope rs
Of relieving her and certainly no idea OF 5
Ii cure. However, Apla ced her on the
extract of this root. & Ming her three sdoses
per Two liz % 49,
entirely disappeared from her limbs, the
appetite was good and the bowels reg : y
$iar The remedy Has been discontinued
| for sometime and the patient is well TO-:
the first time In thirty years. "a have have
used Tic extract iii scrofhla with happy
results enlarged glands 9 isnppesa1r ,ll1ls
readily under It's use. @ q NJ ssB
one OF the scientific mon who mas In IS
Investigated tho action and cura I've powers
jJof the juices 81 the root ofSthis remark I
liable tree OF life las written q book Civ
ling d full history OF and stating cx -.3
{actly how IT. Is I d be used To- cure the 4
various diseases. This book also scont ms i
a grca u dead OF extremely valIa BILE IN 10
/ lorna ton about the nature and the cure
OF diseases 4 copy OF i. should % be In
cycrys homo TOR refercnce In case Of sick
1 mess. as ii Iii beyond doubt one OF the best
lgdpc tor books that has ever, peen. pu blish-3
ISea. n For limited time a copy OF his book
4 md Il supply OF 4 the ma eInted root
i straight 1 from Natures Ia boritory VIII DO
/ sent to anyone who is Ill Simply stat e
1.-the m turc OF yoEr disease. and address$
Remedy and Herb Dis cnsnry.
i fcfice j 143 ~. II I;ast 50 Stree z, ep
i York. Plea sc do not wri through nero
4 Idle curiosity az both the BOOK ana me y,
j remedy cost money. and while the VIII VIII
i 5cheerfuliy DO given free TO anyone WHO VIZ
Il needs them the y spsnsarys caiinnt ~ il
i 10 give them out 70 II
l5who write through mere curlos y.--A ss
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WILL PAY DEBTS TO
LAST CENT, SAYS SuLLY
Q3y AssDciatcd i,ress)

ti5y AFsDcGtcdf iTesS) ,sh
NEW YORK. March IS Daniel j.
snllY, the cen,s4ll figure in the collapse
OF The big bull movement ia cotton about
usycar ago, to-daY announced, through
ihls attorneys. tina, he proposed eventually
10 pas c1ery one of Ids creditors in fun.
regardless Of his sr@ent discharge in
bankruptcy. iii making the announces
ment. the attorneys sail That Mr.. Sully
does rot regard himself as morally dis
charged from bis obligations tocrcditofs.
ana that ii is his highest ambition 10 pay
every dollar he owes. TO this end they
have under consideration, a MIR Sulys
request, Il plap 10 be submitted 10 his
creditors by which all the residue Of
his Indebtedness over and above tho DIS.
tribu,ion ~ the estate in tho hands Of
The trustees ultimately sliall be fully
paid an dcancelled 'rley added that de-
tails ~ the proposed plan VIII he made
known 70 the creditors and the public
within few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

An eminent physician says that
"Won1en are nottruthfll; they will lie
to their physician This statement
should be qualified women do tell. the
truth, but not the whole truth, to q
male physician, but this is only i'll re-
gard to those painful and troublesome
disorders peculiar to their sex.
There can be no more terrible orda al
to al delicate, sensitive, refined woman
than. to be obliged to answer certain
questions when those questions are
asked, even by her family physician,
This is especially the case with Y I'M /
married women.
Is it any wonder, then, that Women
continue to suffer and that doctors
fail to cure female diseases when, they
cannot get the proper information to
work on?
Thisis the reason why thousands and
thousands, of women are now CORE
spending with Mrs. Pinlsfam. To, her
they can and do give every symptom,
SO that she really knows more about
the true condition Of her patients,
through her correspond cnce with them
than the physician who personally
questions them. !, ,sl
.Tfyou sufferfrom any form Of trouble Die
PECULIAR 10 women, write T. once Ito
Mrs. Pinkham, lynn, Mass, and she
will advise you free3of charge.
The actithat this great boon, which
is extended freely to women by Mrs.
Pinkhan, is appreciated, the thou
sands Of letters received by her prove.
Many. such grateful letters as the fol
lowing are constantly Spoiiring in.3 ..)3
d ASK Hrs. pinkllam's Advice A Won
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Cycling RAG
0PENSTO-M|..0|:|IR||R0|W|.
Riders Have Been Dasllttii1g.
Around Track i'll
Training.
Dasliing

"rhe riders viii start Monday flight
at g ~ clock. said Jack Prince, 1ranasei5
and promoter OF tic cycling contest WINCH
opens at the Horse SHOW Building to-',o Or
row night. s s.. Il i}
III FOR two weeks MIR Prince mas been az
the Horse Show building VIII, Q l fr
of4r,on engaged iii constructing the arena '' Il
into Il track for the riders. MS WIS
completed Thursday night and was tlirned 9
over III TIC men for training purposes
on Friday, and for the past wv odaSs l''c,
men have been lirnbcring up and set.'''s
lin shape for heEcontest. For more 'l tllan
% week some of the men lav been IN tnis
city doing road work. walking ana Y q setsins
rid Of surplus fcsh
Much interest is being nianlle !e Si' el
by local men iii the contests. ana a'rsausg
q rnoyement5is on foot to revive mi crest e'
in cycling ana TO have State sa an. . r,ay
meets here each var. II IS expeeleu ~
At these contests handsome prizes VIII ~ W
4fofrcred far tho \ State and local chanl-
apionships. ~, I. -
shrdlu iatshrdu laatns,
d Already Mr.. Prince has arranged " pun y.
off some local events--that 49,, con ~ tes s
4 In which only ioUai riders VI is ufe'
and Tor this purpose he Will offer q NUM-
Yer some rophies at an ca
date. ulie occasion will be enlivened p ,:s
the rreseng !, ofsa band The bulld,ng VIII ~
re open to-dayato4 those VINO deslIe y, lto 9
inspect III, but there VIII be 10 framing
Or racing Of any Kind today ga
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!. ATLANTIC coAsTI LINE.
.P=,er.onally condueted ExearsI on.tos Hlsl

Personally Conducted Exeurslon5'tot F1ay' I
81 ana, Cuba, March 2ett.5
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell tickets
Ia Havana, Cuba. and return q T raj Of
,1s. good on trains leaving Richmond 1t on
Mnrehl 29th. Rate includes meals ana.
TAI Groom on steamer, = cket 8 are sralted'
Vim Port Tampa aud the Peninsula and nc
occjdental Steamship Compaily's steamer
Holiyette, leaving Port Tampa on March
aOth. with return on any steamer leaving
Havana until April IS. 1909. witt privilege
IL stop.oyers at any point IN Florldn..
south OF Jacksonville, within final limit
Of ticket April 1s, 1907, N h. &.
The Atlantic Coast Lane rs me Only ii Y
IND oar service. For further formation
apply 10 agents OF the.coinpany;5o,'.
& @, g. CAM r I3E ELL, i
Division Passeng er a gem,
No, SSS E,ast Main Street, Richmond, "
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CLEVELAND CELEBRATES
SlxTY-El6HTH BIRTHDAY
Gay AskocIated Prssa.l

pRlMcETt1N, n, j., March 80 Formed
president Cleveland celebrated his sixty
eighth birthday epipuy az his home
'Weatiand,s to-day, receiving informally
who called. Tue calers'incilded l)r. paul
Nandyke api President Wilson. Mf,
cleveland and a party will lcaye Monday
FOR the South ON q hunting trip.
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Mrs. Ella Lee, Frankford, Ind. writes:

NILS. lLCUs
Dear Mrs. Pinkhnm:-
.s.I want to thank you for what yonr rnedi-+
cine has done'for mo:
.tThee years ago / had inflammation Of the
ovnries and ulcers on my womb. ] was under
the doctors care for about three months, and
the only time / WAX not IN pain was when
under the influence Of n,orHhi IN The doctor
would be M invalid the rest of my life.S had
given up i'll despair, but one evening ! came
across one Of your advertisements and decided
to write you FOR advice. did so and COM
menced to take Lydia E. Pinkhnms vege-1
table Compound ! began to improve at once
it is all due to your advice and medicine.
Mrs. j. e. Farmer Of 2so9 Elliott
.Aveaue, ST. Louis, Mo, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkhnnl:----
g cannot thank YOU enough for what your
advice and medicines have done for me. .
They have done me more good than MI the
doctors ever had S3 sF
g For the last eight years have suffered
with female troubles; was very weak had
nervous prostration, and could not do my
work. bit an happy 70 say Lydia q Pink.
different woman Of me, y an, in perfect
health and have gained in weight from 81
pounds to 122 pounds. !"
NO OLncItIae0lc1nei1 III lhc SNfo!IiSt ftltS
received such widespread and nquali-F
fed endorsement. No other medicine
has such a record for actual cures Of
female ills as has Lydia %. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has.
guided thousands to health Address
Lynn, Mass. All.
m Best Understands A Woman's Ills.
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GOES TO
PRISON For 4 YEARS.

Especial 20 Tho Times -Dltpairh,) II
MEM BRUNSWICK n. J., March 49,.
W +. coriDyh, tho lnfrecked minister,
Lycoum Theatre, l,ooker i, washington,
WAS fo-dhy rnteFtalned AT luncheon al
the CITY cltU by Totert Erskne Ely
District Attorney Jerome being seated ~
the right hand Of tho negro educa,or VINO
occupied the place ~ iionor al Inc table,
Mpnp wei known people Of New YORK
professional and social life were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
FELL ON A SAW AND
WAS CUT TO PIECES

tspeciai to RE Times spa,ch.1
CHATHAM. VA, March l6.-Ben Rig
ney. a laborer AT Aaron l3inthcrs SAW
NH, al Calends. while moving lumber
Friday. fell on the SAW. His body was
cut IN twain. both legs cut off ana Ills
head cut open.
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Theirs government position held by
Frank H. Hitchcock, WHO has lust been
appointed Irrst Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral, Was that ~ chief clerk 10 The Super
i,itendent of Construction of the Postoliicc
Building when lie Was twenty-fou years
aof age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
SHOT BY A NEGRO.
Joseph Barker Injured, Not seri-
ously, Near Radford.
Especial 10 Tie Times DIsputoh..

Especial TO Tie -D'sphtcE.)
EAST RADFORD, VA, March 1e.--
Jogepl BARKER Of New River was shot
IN The shoulder and leg by VIII Priest.
coIored this morning at $50 o'clock on
the bridge Leading to Radford.
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BOOKER WASHINGTON / !
GUESIas.A1 .LUNCRE0N.

ny sssociatclI Press. n
IEvYs YORK. March Is; lowing bis.
which crowded to It's full capacity tie.
auditorium and stage; Of the y Berkeley
who twice clopcd with Julia Bovine. OF
South River, md who was convicted Of
abandoning his ~ife and three children.
ana assaulting his wife was to-day sem
tened totsserrc four years In prison,
Sthc maxim penal ". ;sjs 33s.s
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ifRIe 5.}f
s,os 81 hig terms the efficient q
I'd wor lps Of chief lluce another point i =
p 4ty i f a sspsdis
~ II nonf ca sam Of Ills office hat the
chief offssg ns Less ea y,aIn,,on
.tbc'office, let fairness be done i any =,
member 81 the board desire to elect ms, as
friend mo and eap ZAP y,aia
.i II Of rules governing his ffice, let
ihe nemberor members Of the Boa =, rd !, o. .
Police prefer his Of the'r eharges p tsn
4 ia member IL III the proper wa 70 further
Ills efforts to elect his-or their frlen. !,
ana in events fair tha one /, @ sr,t
praise, let praise be given him, and Y me
charges If any, cannot be y. SUBSTANCES !, %
then IN fairness to the citizersl III Ken.
5mond, do that which We all aali.1, y
play ~ ~ - 'ss
b Richmond Va, March 10. ri 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
COLDS CAUSE

COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT
Laxative Promo Quinine. the world wide
Gold and Grip remedy. removes I he cause.
nature Of L, W. Grove. 25c. adv.
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Personals. and Briefs.

6l5fs83 IS pfCISOIIdls5 1l1u IJ11C1 =.
a small IRE Ia the Union Trunk and
Bag factory yesterday morning ca used
$50 worth Of damage
AsgThc8 civil I'd ocket will be called lin the
Corporation Court tomorrow.
Rev VIII. Atwells@of Danyllle, VIII
preach at both services IT. West End
Church to-day. 5:35y j553fz
"A special musical programme has been
arranged y8the acnoir Of, Central Meth h!
dist Church tonight. FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Approaching Marriage.

ii Is announced that Mr.. a. y. Shot
wall and Miss Cora n iumpkin are to be
married at an early date. Mr.: 81 dwell
Ia ono Of the most prosperous and I'M y
portants'buslness lncr Of I be cit MISS
3I,lnipkin as n popular lady, well known;
and liked, and the couple will find many
we'll wishes for happy y cars OF mn FRIED.
life. Tho marriage Is TO- take Dla ce8 one
III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Coin After Fish

THE Manchester association is arranging
for the first fish Of the season. hey
Will leave to morrow for their pond In
Chesterfield county. where they scx poet
TO land enoug h - supply Colonel lens
constituents ut the city 8alnshouse. The
Sbuncl, has provided Itself with plenty,Sof
bait, and there is nothing undot1c that
may be desired, 4 except q conference With
tho weather ina!! 5 ..s Xxi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Police Work.

Tic police could no nothing more last
night than take lip ID few Sdruhks.3 Cha rlcs9
Jones was the first man who got be-
You'd Ills depth. 1Ie us put In n good
place FOR safe kcefl,isTT and hen John.
slS;oodsori was taken up for! II similar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

5vV6bdsbH Wat a ~ "a. q
cause. MI 4 # S{ N ss3
w rk of Council. ,s
5,The ComnriiS will be jtcallet this week.
sfortwo propositions. One Is to s'at tn y he
work 1.-THE Water Board, and the otler5
3is TO ,ippo'nt5a Joint committee on free rec
bridge to confer with a similar commit.
tee from tic Richmond Council. ?5,5 N 4,
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

he only grabbed air and dirt, for the
rail had touched the ground again an
theE zippad over to third. seenin' to
gather speed. And just as the third
baseman made a dive for it. it hit the
ground for the third time-think OF it
and started on another angle. this time
directly on the heels o, Pete Brown. who
was poundins in fer the plata It had
passed Merritt between second and
third
I remember hopin the ketcher would
let her bounce, when she might a kept
on down to first again. an out Of his
way; but he took 1t on the fly an
touched Brown out an the game was
over / took it on the run. for Josh
Hapgood was comm from the grand
stand with bat, and right there an
then 7 declared myself out on the
scientific part o battin.' Plain ordinary
sluggfn is good enough for me.
Copyright. 1905. by George William
Tes.Tss
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
ARSENAL SOLDIERS
AGAIN WINNERS

The Washington Barracks team added
another victory TO its list al the Arsenal
by defeating the War Department team.
Of the Department#. League, by 5 10 ],
Causey was on the rubber for the sol
diers. and did not allow the opposition
hit. Wolfe, who twiFIed for the War
Department. was touched up for seven
bingles. The Warriors scored their lone
run in the third inning. on fumbIes and
a wild throw.
Allison. at second. and Liltz. at short,
PLAYED fast ball for the winners
The score:
Washington Barracks. KS
War Department 0-1
Batteries-Gausey and Dirk: Wolfe
and Patterson.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
SIX MEN ARE THROWN
BY HACKENScHMID7

NEW YORK. May 6.-George Hacken-
schmidt the Russian wrestler who de-
feated Tom Jenkins. OF Cleveland, in
The Madison Square Garden Thursday
might. gave another exhibition of his
alertness and strength by throwing six
heavyweight wrestiers within twenty
minutes in Brooklyn theater last
night.
The first five bouts were catch-as-
catch-ean style and the sixth was under
tirdeco-RomaT rules. He stipulated tha [
he would throw all six men within
sixty minutes, and the actual time of
he bouts was exactly 70 minutes and
- seconds,