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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
.(By Associated Press.)

lI 77-1f by - 1II9I ~
COLUMBUS, OHIO. a September /. !: Pr 2: n
Twelve thousand persons to-day saw
Nathan Strauss break the seasons record
for Grand Circuit PAGERS, winning the
free-for-all pace by going the first TWO
miles in 2:3 IL. Summaries:
Observation-Disclosures Brewerles Consoia-
ton. a:1s trot; purse. 50, 0D--Angle won
second and third heats and race; Clarita
second. won first heat. Best time
2:10 1-2. /, /,
i Free-for-all pace purse. 81, ao-Nathan
strauss won in three straight heats;
Neryolo second, Frank Yoakum third.
Best time, 2:03 IL. s 5ss X
D b 2;oS trot; purse, sl,2oo-Kid Shay won
lin three straight heats; Turley. second !;
Robert Nc. third. Best time, 2o7 $l-2, I.
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ATTEMPTING TO WREC K BANK,
YOUNG MAN INJURIES HIMSELF.

rs IBy5 Assoclated Pross.) II
WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND, Sep
TENDER 22.-An attempt was made today -t1laty1
to destroy the shreshexsky Bank. a
man threw a bomb at an open window OF
the bank, but missed his aim and the
missile exploded In the courtyard. dan
gcrously injuring the perpetrator Of tho
crime, q young Jew III
It appears that the outrage was Cue
to the fact that the bank officials had
refused TO contribute to the funds OF
the revolutionlsts. 4 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
WATER-WORKS.
Aldermen Consider Passage q: a
CurfeW Law.

# Especial to The Times Dispatch.
SPENCER, N, CT Sept. 2s,-Me ssers. FRANCIS saa
the the Spencer Water, Works Company. recently
Incorporated BY Warrington and New York e TX
m rties arrived here to-day and began active
work on the preliminary work on tho plant
which Is to cost $50 0o0. II 4, -
Z al. ste,s looking to q curfew law for Spencer.
" W. 3. Pethel appeared before tho board, ask
Ing for the enactment OF such q law. which
A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
DEATHS.

BURTON At h her \ homo I No, q sl 8
North Eighteenth Street. IN the 4Sth
s Sslr # seg VIE 81
G. II. Burton.
a Funeral notice later. 81 NJ 55g
HAYNES. Died, at his residence, No, 1873
North Seventeenth Street at 40 F, NJ.
September 22d. g. A. HAYNES. aged
sixty-three. ..5,, Y (, 5,
f SUNDAY, Sept. 24th. at 4 p. NJ,
o'FERRALL,--Died, on September 2ed. at
his home, No. 500 Park Avenue; EN- En-
3 GOVERNOR CHARLES T. OFFER
Funeral e SUNDAY AFTERNOON at !
O'clock from the Second Presbyterian
Church, the Rev, DR.. Cecil. lnterment
In Hollywood, .5
RODEA RN1EL..~ on Wednesday,
Sept ember 40, 1906. at her residence, No,
S0l5 East Oliver Street. Baltimore, Md,
CARRIE d. Wife o + Fred Rodearmel.
4 Funeral will take place from the East
End Baptist Church at r. NJ, SATuR,
BAY September 23, 1906. Friends and
acuuaintances OF the family invited to
attend Interment In lakewood Gene
4 terry. a 81. M lA5l 5fiftF t.
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OBITUARY,
Death Of Mr.William H. Christian

~ W,lliam Henry Christian died at
the old Christian homest I,adn fRPbbe amas
Ie estHbristlan), in Charles City county, on
"a esterday about two o'clock r. n; NJ;
chistan was in his hftyY,rSit y tns e ana
snsan he Mhels o 6 ss fs 'as e
p ninvm taI OF the State Bank Of Virginia,
La Ia enioyed. to the fullest extent. 'he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Negro Severely Shot,

Tho ambulance, In charge Of Dr. Truman y In y,
called TO The Ri9Mmsva atsr q ecoe
and poSon tn treat Pat Graham, negro who
the r snoaa ans AND Soa hs es s
an u:.nN and he was taken to his home He
did not give any description Of his nssallaht'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Two f. Requliisitions.

ir.overnor Montague i vest erday Issued a re-
ouisItion On the Governor Of MARYLAND for enc
GENERAL James negro who y wanted e. ~ ln,s
~ i nnapolis with the necessary papers, ana
VIII bring here for Iin on the
VILE ~ netnn' 81 G. au thorites y for j. a.
Weiis, who is under Indictment In AAn lee!
county for murder h,
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ollna routes: Airlle, route 1. j. A. Patter-
son. carrier; Gid Aston. subj Catherine
Lake. route 1, Romulus Cox. carrier; os-
car Padrick, Sub; Dealyile, route !, Robt
Austin, carrier; Water Bowman, SUD,
Lansing, routo I, Cicero Goss,t carrier;
Charles tucker, sub. sy,
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spotsylyania Notes.

{gPeYehav| e ia GGoeURT6bUsR
as S Der 2s.-Deppty- Sheriff R. NJ;
Waller, OF the county. has Just returned
from visit to relatives y ,,, Isni w., her
brnther, Rev. w. Q, Pace, at the parson-j
age hHrn 1al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
ONE WAY coLoNlsTs, RATES.

Via Chicago Great Western Railway,
to points in Arizona, California. Colorado,
Idaho. Montana, Nevada. Oregon, Utah.
Washington, Alberta and British Colum-
bia, Tickets on sale September 10th to
ther information apply to w. M. McCon-
nell, IT. r. A., 52l Bourse Building, Phila-
delpha. Pa,
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MARRIAGES,

dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Kuhn, 2l3
ST. James Avenue, Walnut Hills. Cincin,
natl, o. September 18th. w. Fl. SSI-
DER, OF Richmond, and Mrs. NJ. H..
REID, OF Ctneinnnti
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William Ayers, 1r.

3EF3 Especial to The Tlmes- DlSpHtCI'l. q, ~
DANVILLE, A. September M
William Ayres, ] r, ono Of the oldest and
most prominent citizens OF Danvllle, died
suddenly this morning as the. result OF
the breakfast table. The deceased was
e5 years Of age, and was born and raised 6,
in 1Danvlle. He was a Confederate sol
dIer, and prominent In CHURCH circles ss /.
Nir,'5Ayres s was city tax collector.afo for
20 years, and since his retirement from
the office, In 1900. has not engaged IN any
active business on account OF feeble
health. He s survived BY four 9fildren.
wallace Garnett$ and Mary. OF this city;
and Perry o. Ayres. of Ham pton; and
the following brothers and sisters: DAVID
.Ayres, Of this city : George C..Ayres. OF O.
Washington. and Mrs. r. g. Morton, OF
r ic h1nOn(i lf .st85 5&$sSt
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n. [ j }
For Clothes That Fit,
BROAD AND SIXTH STREET.

golf championship OF America at the
lAlyopin Hunt Club to-day. for the fourth
time In five years. Anderson's score Tor
the seyenty-two holes was 81 !. {3!tsF
Custody Of the championship cup for
another year. 5000 and a. gold medal are
the material trophies OF Anderson g We
tory a rs 81 1s13 -.,,, 3, 4,
Alec. Smith, Of the Nassau country .'
Club. who led Anderson ALMOST 70 tne lhs.
green, was second, with S16 and won
$50. Peter T. Barrett. OF Toronto. ana
Peter Robinson, Of Pittsburg' We're tied
for third place, with BIZ and divided
third and fourth money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Senator Keezell Here.

SENATOR George p. Keezell, Of Rockingham,
was In the city last night on his way me, nome
i n,sntnr of the State Board OF Fisheries, OF
which he Is a member,
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Mr.. Talley Away. \

,,,,,od states Dlstrlct Attorney Robert r,
> M, in Norfolk looking after some hus-
lnt s STor the government. Mr.. Talley VIII re-
urn 10 the city to-day afsi &
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SAVE TIME-TRoUeLE-M

The seaboard Air Line Railway has OH
sale an lnterchang mileage book, sold
Tor s25, containing 1000 miles In coupons.
accepted by twenty different railroads,
and good over fifteen thousand miles Of
track, All information as to rates. sched-
ules or Pullman reservations cheerfuly
given by any seaboard agent, Richmond
Transfer Company, or District Passenger
Agents Office, $50 East Main street
Phone 4Ob.
H. IS. Lizard ~, NJ, TAYLOR,
Dis, Pass. Agent, City Ticket Agent,
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Lewis MackaY.l
lsnanlall u .The Times. Dlspate

WINCHESTER, YA,S Sertem Der a.!
Lewis Mackey Is AZ dead atF MlliWooo,
Clarke county after three weeks l, Hnrls
Ing on "a railroad In Pennsylvania. ne
was 90 years old, and the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Buchanan N1ackay. who survive, TO-
gether with two sisters and two prothers 8
Miss Katharine Ritter.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.) I,
w1NtHEsTER. VA. septembssr, q e :
l. /" Ritter, died unexpectedly this after;
noon after weeks illness of typhoid
fever at her home. near Winchester, aged
Is years. Her parents survive 5
Mrs. Mamie G.. Chandler.
Especial to The T!mes-D lspatoh:)
], ERTbHHcKsByRGGb WM sstptss aS
Chandler. Of Caroline county died in
that city. few days ago, and her re-
nnd %ers IN serea chueh
Mrs. Sarah L. Luck. 35sS
(special to The Times Dispatch.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA, September
% mrs. Sarah II. Luck died few days
ago at her home, Caroline county, after
a short illnoss, aged 76 years. She Is sur
Earnest Harding
WARSAW, VA, IS sepp st mas 2 Son y
ICTtlGSL h6GN 70 Wv - -
Mr.. John RI. Harding. OF Wicomico
Church, Northumberland1I !, county G died leo
weeks of TYPHOID fever. Flo Is survived by
a widow. and six children.
Dr.. T w. Tribble.
RALEIGH N. O., September 22.-Dr.
" Trbble. a physician Ct Columbia a,,1 IL 3;
nenr Wakefield ro-day, the cause ~
death being heart failure, He. was driv--,.
ing through the country selling patent
medicines. 7Si ~ Fl; &
Il COLUMBIA S. CO. September 23.-Dr.
j. w. Trlbble Is we'll known In this State.
having practlced medicine at Iaurens
and Newberry and at Rome, Ga. lie
leaves two daughters. one the wife OF
Professor Robert L. Golf, OF ReldsVille,
Ills brother Is on tho Sumter, 8, G.. POI
lice force. Trlbble was Confederate
soldier serving in tho cavalry, The fun
era will be hid at High Point N. @,
where his VITO Is buried,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

Two trains, $3.50 and o a.. M. Parlor
cars attached. $500 round trip to OLD
POINT, BuCKROE, NEWPORT NEWS,
OCEAN VIEW II and NORFOLK. The
most beautiful season OF the year to visit
these points. Connection made at Nor
folk with Electric Cars for PINE BEACH,
CAPE HENRY and VIRGINIA BEACH.
The Only 81 Outing 10 the Seaside
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T N canada s6s. slo.5e4, lnoreaso gao
VIII Qualify To-day.

3 Mr. b, c. Brothers who has recently beer
a1,pointed a deputy collector OF custcms and
ca shier for the Richmond office, Will qualley
and enter upon his duties to-day The plac<
pays u, 400 per year
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Southern League,

At Atlanta; Atlanta, q, Little Rock, !,
4 At Nashville: Nashyille.,:7; Shreveport, 6.
Az Montgomcry;. Montgomery. g; Mem
phis. ],
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GAINED. POINTS
BYCHIC'.A||| 4 { /
THE Phillies Break Even With
Cleveland, But Advance d
Peg In the Race.
NEW YORK DROPS GAME.
Leaders III National League Lose
a to Chicago, But Still Over
Fifty Ahead.
Il. --- ------- ------ ~. \:
4 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
philadelphia, AZ; Cleveland 80
Boston, 81: 81. Louis, OF. 5 b
Washington, 4; Detroit, 8.
n New York. s; Chicago, p Fl
Where They Play To-day.
.st. Louis at Boston. 55 4,
Chicago at New York. M,
Il Hi Cleveland at philadelphia
New York, s; Chicago, 2.

New York, S; Chicago, z.
NEW YORK, September q. pa Manager
Griffith, OF the New York Americans.
tried new pitcher. Leroy, OF the Eastern.
League, to-day. and the newcomer won
out against Chicago.
ch sseEs: \. 3 ] y =! !: g. :
New ...........0 04001 0 0.-5 10
Batteries: Altrock and Mcfarland: Lee.
1 roy and Kleinow. UmpIrcs. MCCARTHY
and o'Loughin. Time. $40 Attendance.
1000. 81
Cleveland, 81; Philadelphia, AZ.
PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-Phila-
delphia and Cleveland played two games
to-day, the visitors winning the first
and the league leaders the second.
& First game
c,s sseTs; .s1o1o IL :. Il IL 81: T
philadelphia .-.....1 0 OF o 2 0 o. 10 s
Batteries: Rhoades and Clark; Dygert.
Bender and Powers. Time, 2:1o. I'm
pire, Connolly.
Second game IA @ !,
cle ssere; 81 oo-I T. j i
Philadelphia $500 10000 o. s,ts1
Batteries Moore and Clark; Coakley
= and schrack. Time. 40. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance, 1901
Detroit, s; Washington, T.
rs WASHINGTON. September 22-Detroit
again defeated Washington to-day
5a Score: r. II. 2
Washington "a 0 0 o o. o. o
Detroit .............0 1000 90 500 10 8
Batteres; Townsend and Heydon;
Wigs. B. Eubank ]. and WarnerI Umpire,
K Hurst. Attendance. .507. Time, las.
Boston, 2-y; st. Louis, o-2.
BOSTON. September 22.-Boston won
s the first game here to-day on St Louis
poor fielding. st. Louis won the second
game by a batting rally In the ninth.
score: r FL. e
Z Boston .........000 20 0.0o'-2
X. Louis ...........0 0 o. 0 90 o 90 10 s
Batteries: Winter and Armbruster;
4 Powell and sugden. Time. i;47. Umpire.
Conner. Y III
Second game
Score: s.s ~ R.$H. e
3SEt. Louis ...........1 o 90 0 o OLE 6 5
Boston 30 900 OIL 70 l
Batteries: Howell and Spencer; Harris
and CrIger. Time, 1856, Umpire, sherl-
dan. Attendance, 5.233.
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Chicago. New York. &.

Chicago, "; New York, q.
e CHICAGO. September 22.-Chicago de-
eated New York by better stick work.
Score; a r. Il. =,
Chicago ,,....a 90 1910 80 10 3
New York ...,12F0 8080051 OF I
Batteries: Reulbach and Killing; Taylor,
Wiltse. Bresnahan and BoWerman. Time,
|:6o. Umpire. Emslie. Attendance. 5000,
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Cincinnati, III; Brooklyn,

M NIIICI41tIdV4i r y OON1y ~ = "a
4, CINCINNATI, September 22,-Brook-
Hn's pitcher was hit hard and timely,
and no had poor support, III
h Score; R,H, n,
Cincinnati o.21sot65o. Q 81 10 i
Brooklyn 1910 0 0 0s0 o ! OIL 0
Batterles: Overall and schlel; strick-
lett and Bergen, Time, 2:07. Umpire,
p'Day. Attendance, 1900.
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I NATIONAL LEAGUE. u

Pittsburg, s., Philadelphia, S,
PITTsBURG. September 22.-Pittsburg
won tho game from Duggleby In the
Irst two innings. Ill
Score: 5saF9 Y, II. r.
Pittsburg $4,000 o Q 80 10 g
Philadelphia .Ot1 4 0 Q 0--5 Is O.
Batteries: Lelfield and Petz; Duggle-
BY, Sparks and Doom. Time, 1890. Um-}
pire, tombstone. Attendance, $500
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Boston, 1o;St, Louis, S,

Boston, 10; St, Louis, S,
ST, LOUIS. September 22-st, Louis
lost to Boston to-day,
Score: r. H, n
Bt, Louis ,...l 5o21tllsooIo1-5 3
Boston $500 s10lg0 3302--l0 IS 0
Batteries: Mcfarland and Grady; Fra
yer and Moran. Time, l;b2, Umpire,
Elem' Attendance. HOO,
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RIG HMoNp HORSE SHOW, OCTOBER
-N'I.flHN- 10, ID. 1905. .-L-a.-..

Low Rates via Ri F, & p. R.BR.
One fare plus Boo, round trip from all
sta tions to Richmond, Va. including one
admission to the Horse Show. Tickets
an sale octoberf9, 10,l II, -, IS, II. good
going only on date OF issue and returning
nntii october is, 1905, inclusive; no stop
overs allowed Apply to ticket agents
r., +, g. r. II.
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IL Mrs. Ida Lee Morrison Gray.
Tho body OF Mrs, Ida Lee Morrison
Gray. who died in Petersburg 6. VIII pc
brought to Richmond on the II 40 train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r, SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RICH
MoND AND PETERSBURG.
40 cENTs--RouNpE II lP-4Q CENTS.
Tickets good on. all regular trains I'm,
tied to date OF 7ale.
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Tho funeral OF Mr.. Harris G. Hobson,
who died "Wednesday at me Virginia . ! =
accident on street car. will take place
at Oakwood Cemetery this afternoon n at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

II you wish to get out Of the crowd
get on the inside Of one OF our
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s Of the Sporting World in the Sunday

officers Of the bank but Of all others
with whom he came In contaet. MI. Mr.
CHRISTIAN was man or t natt .ts ~ ua aon
ana because he spent his whole life con-
fined at his desk, his circle OF ncqu ..ea
ances was not large; but his lie L. was vas
Me was ~ a man Of the incest sense Of
honor and tneH1nost Jscrupulous integrity,
nmlable and attractive; and the .irlenhdis
who knew him best appreciated MIN LOT ms M.
istica as q man and as a Christian gen
tlelnan. He was for many years ! m ,1.lat
Der and a deacon Of the Grace str y,
Presbyterian Church or. Withersp Pc, rs
the the late. William II. Christian, Of the Old
itirm Of Christian and Lathrop, VINO we're we're
prominent merchants Of this cltyt I p ,,a
d nephew OF Capt. Richmond l.. Christ
Ian, OF tho well-known house OF x. -.
Christian and COMPANY lie ea aS sh,a
teitSasna three Sisters. Misses Lizzie md
Mary Christian and Mrs. Judge George
y. Chrlstians He also has an aunt , MIS- Mrs
aG9 Hi H qs5sta Vii # re char sse y
on the ten o clock train Of tho ChesnpeaKe
and Ohio to-day, and tho funeral arrange
ments will be announced soon Thereafter.
G. "A. Haynes.
Mr.. q HAYNES died at his s,r resi-
FRIDAY, September 22d ct 1;4o =. Nh q az !
ter long and painful ili ~ Sour aehiis
dren1Mr. George Haynes, Mrs. y; w !.
Slater, and the Misses Kate and Sarah
Haynes. Mr.. Haynes was IN his sixty X.
fourth year, and had a passed pass y MS ehelie
Cathedral Sunday evening at 4 o'clock..
SIntermcnt ut Mt Calvary. ~
Mrs. Carrie D. Rodearmel.
= Mrs. Carrie D. Rodcarmel. wife o.. Mr. u !:
Fred. Rodeat.mel, died On Wed n e. "a.
( September 10th, at her residence, No. ZIG
funeral will take place from the Fast
in t nt viii be In Oakwocd Cemetery.
Harris G. Hobson.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. Harris G. Hobson,
who died "wednesday at u the Virginia
Hospital. from injuries re ,1; IN an
at Oakwood Cemetery this afternoon at
=, 0 clock. 4. !. z 81 !. IA III Y, &C.
ID Mrs. Ida Lee Morrison Gray.
The body OF Mrs. Ida Lee Morrison
Gray, who died in Petersburg. VIII pe
brought TO Richmond on the II 40 t train LIN
. 1nterment will be in Hollywood Gene
terry.
Samuel L. E. Austin.
Mr.. Samuel L. E. Austin. died OF APP
pendlcitIs at 4:3O o'clock Thursday morn
The funeral Will take. place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from Leigh Street Baptll US
Church. . e s.. III
Mrs. Alice S. Burton.
Mrs Alice s. Burton, Of = NC; ZIG 2 3 Nor +
Burton, died at 4 A. NJ, September 2Sd,
}ins tho forty-elghth year Of her q ge,i
b Funeral notice later. ,.53 Fl Il. 5f
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Mrs. Alice S. Burton.

Mrs. Alice s. Burton, OF IN o. ZIG North
Eighteenth Street, wife Of " Mr.. {. II H.
Burton, died at / a. M, Septembe go ad,
in tho forty-eighths year Of her age
Funeral nntfc6 later. le5afFf NJ. t5fss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

We are 'tlifting the lids" from the
cases that contained our shipments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Harvard College Sack Suits

garment OF undoubted "snap and
Style" coat OF goodly proportions,
large lapels and broad, conceived
shoulders, ranging in length from
3 0 to 80 inches. II
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Mrs. Carrie D. Rodearmel.

IA WITS. ENdTTle y. NUucd1 Ii1c11' II 4
Mrs. Carrie D. Rodearmel. wife Of Mr..
Fred. Rodearmel, died on Wednesd Ga3 :.
September 10Th, at her residence, NO. 21i6
funeral will take place from tho Fast
End Baptist Church at P. M; TO-DAY.
Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery
4 III Harris C.. HobsOn.
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The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from Leigh Street Baptlsst
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Samuel L. e. Austin.
Mr.. Samuel L. e. Austin, died of app
pendctls at 1880 o. clock Thursday morn
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
SPORTING NOTES.

Bob Fitzslmmons is matched TO fight
philadelphia Jack" O'Brien.
Winter auto races are becoming as
important as those Of summer.
Judge Rees Of Memphis. Tenn, says
Captain S. s. Brown is not interested
financially with Edward Corrigan in
turf ventures.
George Lawler, a heavyweight boxer
Of Milwaukee, has been offered a job
as sparring partner for Champion Jim
Jeffries.
Pinkey Evans has given up the idea
OF meeting Jem Bowker and now
wants bout with Hughey McGovern
or frankie Nell.
Edward Corrigan made application
for fifty stalls for running horses at
Nashville. but could not be aecommo-
dated on account 81 want OF room.
Jack Herman, the manager of the
Fort Erie Boxing club, announces his
intention of having a big boxing club
in Buffalo If boxing becomes legal in
New York state.
| Willie Lewis, the New York light
weight, who recently knocked out Mar
tin Canole, has received several Offers
to don the mitts. but has decided t
force Jimmy Britt to meet him.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
sIREs AND SONS.



NJ. d. Elwell OF Evanston, ILL.,, is
considered one Of the greatest hand
writing experts in the country.
william Cornell Greene is not only
the copper king" Of Mexico. but owns
several million acres Of land In that
country and in Arizona as well.
Senator Hale now has the banner
record Of all senators ever elected
from Maine in having been chosen for
five full terms OF six years each.
Joseph S. Frellnghuysen, personal aid
10 Governor Stokes Of New Jersey, is a
cousin Of the late Secretary OF State
and United States Senator Frelinghuy-
sen.
London Truth says that in Sir Ed
ward Elgar England "now for the first
time I'm centuries possesses at least
one composer OF international repute." /"
What about Sir Arthur Sullivan7
w. r. Smith OF Washington has
made rare additions to his collections Of
books relating TO the greatest OF Scot
tish poets, Robert Burns. His collec-
ton Of Burnsiana is now beyond all
question the finest of its kind In the
world.
Albert NJ. Bradshaw, recently reap
pointed postmaster Of Lakewood, n. j.,
has probably the richest bondsmen OF
any postmaster in the country. George
w Gould heads the list Of sureties
and another millionaire on the list is
Samuel S. Beard.
DR.. Nicholes J. Eisenheimer a lead
ing Cincinnati musician. has started a
movement TO honor Theodore Thomas
memory by placing his statue in the
Hall Of Fame. He says, "Unless Theo
dore Thomas is given a place I'm the
Hall Of Fame no other musician will b'
represented there"
Starr J. Murphy and r. A. Franks
attend to the charitable and other bene
factions Of John ID. Rockefeller an(
Andrew Carnegie The begging lettel
is the bane of their lives. many hun
dreds OF such missives being received
Immediately after either of the mil
lionaires named has had his name con
nected with a gift.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
PEN, cHIsEL AND BRUSH.

Jose Echegaray, the celebrated Span
ish writer, has published more than
twenty dramas.
Max Klinger. the sculptor, who Great
ed such a sensation with his Beethoven
statue. is at work on a Brahms statue
intended for the new music hall on the
Holstein platz, Hamburg.
John Macintosh, Ii. D., the leading
authority on Scottish history. wrote his
History of Civilization In Scotland"
on the counter Of his tiny stationery
store in the early morning before Gus
toners came.
Johannes A. Oertel, who produced
the famous painting Rock of Ages" +"
though eighty-two years old, still plies
his brush at his home. twenty miles
from Washington, in a little Virginia
village, Vienna. II was in 1867 that
'The Rock Of Ages" was painted in
the studio Of the artist at Westerly,
r.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
LABOR AND PROGRESS.

Russia has a per capita investment
in industrial enterprises OF S4, while
the United States has $125.
Tea tablets are now sold. Fourteen
Of them make an ounce, and from each
tablet a big cup OF tea is produced.
The diamond yield Of South Africa,
which began with $500 in 1867 and
reached $4,000, 600 in 1883, was S24,-
100000 last year.
Cuban honey is shipped to Germany,
the United States, France and other
countries The amount gathered in
1904 exceeded 100000 in value.
Thirty years ago the cost of shipping
a ton of grain from Chicago by rail
way to New York and then by steamer
TO Liverpool was about SIG. The same
service is now performed for about
$3.50.