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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Kennedys should have played the Tonys
Sunday, but the latter team did not appear at
the time when the game should have been called,
SO the Kennedys claim game from the Tonys.
The Kennedys would like to hear from some fast
out of town teams for Sunday-Elk River Delano
or Pine City, preferred also the Plymouths. Adj
dress Thomas G1ennon, 1910 East Twenty second
street,
The Iroquois defeated the Donohues by a
score Of 8 to o. With the score 6 to 8, In
the fifth inning in favor Of the former club
d row over decision brought the game to a
sudden end, the umpire FORGETTING the game to
the Iroquois. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Larson;
Flynn and Murphy. The Iroquois would like to
meet some fast team Sunday, Salzers preferred
Address Louis Larson, 3435 Longfellow avenue s.
The X. and B. team would like to, arrange
games with any fast out-of town team. For
genes address 910 Main street NE.
The Bins defeated the Yellow Caps by a
score of g to O. The feature of the game was
the batting Of Hansen and the pitching Ct
Can1ey.
The Nelson-Tenn team defeated New Brigh-
ton in two fast games,t winning the first by a
score of 2 to o and the second 5 to 2. Twelve
year-old teams wishing games with the winners
should address 7o4 Phoenix building, or call
Main 1914 Sssg5 ssj=t " Fl 545S.
Z The Clintons defeated the Dukes in a one
sided game by III score OF IA to 0. Pitcher
Monyhan for the winners struck out sixteen
men. For 81 games with the winners address
SHOVE 1914 First avenue $, call
Oslo. 4.s1,ss
The Minneapolis Greys would like to arrange
games with fast teams. Address Tony Graves,
1909 Thomas place, or call 1902.
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SELECTED RIFLE TEAMS
Eastern Soldiers Will Compete with
the Western Marksmet.

Niagara Falls, n. Y. July 2e.-As the re;
OF Fort Niagara, two teams were selected tc
represent the department Of the east in, the
army shoot, the infantry at Fort Sheridan, III
and the cavalry at Fort Riley, Kan. Inc Teams
infantry-second Lieutenant T. Fl. Dimon
Second engineer corps; First, Lieutenan t,,i =.
Taublee, Porto Rico; Corporal Evaristo Correa
Porto Rico; Sergeant Asharrow, Second ba At
infantry; First Sergeant R.. G. Clintron, Porto
Rico; Second Lieutenant A. y: Bump, Eighth
infantry; Second Lieutenant s. w. Anding
Eighth infantry.
Cavalry Second Lieutenant 9. r. Norton, Fiji
teenth cavalry; First Sergeant James Duboyic
ky Twelfth; Lieutenant C. A. Romeyn. Thir
teenth; First Sergeant Otto Kuntke. Fifteenth
Lieutenant "A. H. Davidson. Thirteenth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. p. .....
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago. =
New York at St. Louis. -" &|n |st~,H,s
Boston at Detroit. T." ~ .-T y %3S"l1&
Ar chicaeo- s Ri e
chicago ..........o oooo2o-2 4
Philadelphia .....1 j 0 s / 0 O-8 16 l
Batteries-For Chicago, White, Smith, Sullivan
and Hart; for Philadelphia, Waddell and Schreck.
Umpire, Sheridan. --
A. c,eve,and- R H E
Cleveland ........O . Y ~ ~ -
Washington ......0 1 O 2 3 % ID
Batteriea-For Cieveland, Eheadeg and Buelow;
for Washington, Hughes and Heyd0n. UMPIRE
Mccarthy.
a. g. r,nis- r H E
St. a. Louis sii Doa .1oo1ooe2o-,4a 4 4 s
'I Pna+torias-For ST. Louis PETIT, Roth and Spen-
Ger: for New York, Ortiz, Griffith, Mcclure
and Powers Umpire, Connolly. '-.-.- .
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ENTITLED TO CARNEGIE MEDALS.

ENTITLED TO CARNEGIE MEDALS.
Heine Schmidt for that three Dagger
that scored three men in the miller
brewer game at Milwaukee. 81
sullivan's boy, Denny, for double,
scoring two more millers in tho same
inning. tx h, "a *
David Crockett Jones, three-base wal
lop at Milwaukee.
Arthur Irwin for standing off st. Paul
for twelve innings.
Clubbing Clay for home run for
Louisville.
Treadway of Grand Forks gets up from
sick bed and holds Duluth to four hits.
Hugh Leach for two hits in game at
Grand Forks. s.E
''Traff'' Jayne for winning his set at
Deephaven lightweight medal, as it was
tight squeeze). h.. q
Give Jatfray, Bill Lawhead and John
Greer for getting into the golf play at
Glenview. s S
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LAwHEAD PLAYS WEI

Glenview, Ill, July 2e.--Play in the first
was begun today on a course that was consider
ably improved over yesterday. Champion Chan
dler Egan looked to be certain winner over Il
T. cole OF Detroit; was pitted
against former western champion 2. B. Hoyt.
D. g. Sawyer recently winner Of the onwents ,a,,
a. II Stanley. the Ohio state champion Eleven
Of today's contestants are from out-of-town clubs
Rev. r. r.. Talbot Of Wichita KAN nad an IN
w. a. Lawhead. 4
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ENGLISH FOOTBALL
TEAM HAS DATES
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service. -~--
New York July 26.-England's leading anna.
teur association football club, the Corinthians,
will pay their first visit to America this fall.
The team has arranged for matches In Canada,
Fall River Mass. and philadelphia. The club
has also accepted an invitation from the Staten
Island Cricket club to play match against an
all-New York team on Sept. Is. The Corinth-
of international fame-among them G. o..
Smith
LAKE CITY, MINN.-Irs A. b. Rudy, aged
g. died at Rush River, Wish. Peterson, aged
about IS. died in this city.
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Totals ............. A !

Slated for Towne in ninth.
Milwaukee ....2 O O 2 II
Minneapolis IL a % 0 0 0 7-13
Hits. off Hickey in innings off JBateman
- in 1 inning; two=base hits, Freeman, Sullivan;
Nhree-base hits, Robinson. ullivan, Freeman g.
fchnidts Jones: stolen bases. Jones: bases on
hplls off Hickey 3, off Bateman 1, off Stoyall
E hit by pitched FALL, O. Brien. Fox: wild pitch,
Hickey; struck out by Hickey 4, by Stovall 8;
Double plays, Oyler to- Freeman, Oyler to Fox to
FREEMAN, Fox to Freeman; sacrifice hits, McCor-
mick: left on bases Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis
g. Umpres, King and Kane. Time, 1865. At
tendance, 21OO
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nn AvnoN 4 ~ ArroN 0

Drayton,s N. D., July 26.-Drayton defeated
Grafton here by score of 4 to 2, the feature Of
which was the pitching Of Harold Bond. the
heavy hitting of Erickson and baserunnfng OF
Taylor, all Of the Drayton team. Batteries
Bond and Mutt; Hoy and Russell.
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RYAN TO FIGHT YOUNG.
New York Sun Snacial SerHina -

San Francisco, July 2e.-"Buddy'' ,Ryan's
next opponent probably will be Al Young a
now on, foot to-, bring the two together eat
Sacramento on Sept. 8. AS this is Native
Son ~ day, there will be thousands of visitors
in the capital city to attend the annual cele.
bra ton. '...|- " ~. = p.
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FAT MEN Ok LEAN MEN -

: ------
Fergus Falls Minn, July pa game which
aroused great interest here was played before
an immense audience at the Athletic park Mon
Gay afternoon, between teams composed Of the
rat and lean men Of the city. Frank Robbins,
whose actual weight Is :42O pounds, acted az
mascot for tn efat team, and the game afforded
great deal Of amusement. The fat men won
by a score of rs to 10,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

The st. Paul teams called the Meyering and
Clark teams were merged Into one club. The
teams are organized by the st. Paul police
department, and practice began yesterday SO
that the nine can get into shape when they
meet the Minneapolis police team at the St.
Paul ball park Aug. u
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
THREE-I LEAGUE

At Rock Island-5, 7, 8: Cedar Rapids,
8. 81
At Springfeld-1O, IA, 8; Peoria-s, IA, 3.
At Dubuque, 9, 2; Davenport, 4, 3:
At Bloomington-1O. II, 1; Decatur-6. 8, l.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
HART PUZZLED HOLSTERS,

Indianapolis, July 26.-Indianapolis was de-
f feated Yesterday in the second game Of the
the visitors in the third inning gave them a
lead the locals could not overcome. Thoney
was put out Of the game in the second inning
Tor disputing the umpire's decision, Moran TAX
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
FARGO DROPS GAME m rwELFTH.

-EARGU U1tU9s 67zn1Hs IN = " 1S11E III
Crookston, MINI, July 28.-The locals won out
In twelve-inning game yesterday by a score Of
a to 8. Fargo tied the score in the eighth
and neither tailed again until the closing round
when with one out Sperry singled and scored
when Baker hit to right field and lost the ball
game. Of the locals hits, two were home runs,
one triple and another for two sacks. Score:
Crookston. p q 9 Fargo. p a. g
Baker 3b IL / q O Donovan 3b OfE1as4 o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

n. .CVIIONWUUU Q, .MINNEUIA y. n.
Cottonwood, Mimi. July 26.-At a game played
on the Minneota grounds yesterday Cottonwood
shut out M1nneota by score of to 0. The
feature of the game was the twfrltng of Lines
for the winners, but three singles being made
off his delivery in the entire game. Batteries
Lines and BLY,; Grosinger and Dahlman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
FIRE IN A "DTMPn

Chicago, July 26-Fire which started on the
fourth floor Of lodging house on Clark street
near Madison, threatened for a time to destroy
the entire building landmark known to
| gamblers turnout the United States as the
House Of David Burning sulphur for fumi
cation caused the blaze. The loss was not
large. -. ..~-. .a
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PEGGERs DOWN SUPERIOR,

Winnipeg, July 26.-Winnipeg won from Su-
perior, 80, but the game was not over until
Howells had thrown the third man out at the
plate in the ninth inning. With a man on first
and second Sn., Ripley hit single over second
fine pick up and quick throw to home, catch.
ing the runner lust In the nick of fine Snore
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
NORTHWEST BASEBALL,
NORRIS u. BENS,

GROVE CITY 10, CoKATo -.
Grove City, Mimi, July 26.-Grove City de-
feated Cokato by score Of 13 to r.
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blair ~. a

PLATO II, WINSTED l.
Plato, Mimi, July a26.-Plato defeated Winsted
in fast game by score OF II to l.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
FESsENDEN 9, DAzEY K

& FESSENDEN 8, DAZEY g.
Fessenden, Mimi, July 26.-Fessenden won
from Darcy by a score of to g.. Batteries
Saunders and Fuller; Mitchell, st. Claire and
Jackson. s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
HARLEY DAv1Ds,

HARIEY DAVIDSON AT CASINO.
Harley Davidson, champion speed and fancy
skater, opened his engagement with the Tonka
Bay Casino by giving an exhibition OF fancy
skating before large crowd. A series OF
faces will be put on in the near future.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
WORMS TU1RNA AND STING BREWERS IN TENTH LNNINt
Totals -. 8 SO 10 2

zone OUT when winning run was scored.
Crookston 10 i 20 o 1 OIL 0yO O II
Fargo ......o 0 0 2aO o 1 0 o 0-s
Earned runs, Crookston 4, Fargo 3; two-base
hits, Sperry: three-base hits, Ludwig Dolan:
Aronson 2. off Speiser 1; struck out, by Aronson
8, by Speiser 10; left on bases, Crookston s.,
Fargo 8; double play, Leighty to Livingston to
schatter. Livingston to Schatter; hit by pitcher,
Fitzgerald; time, hours. Umpire, Anderson.
Attendance, 600
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

NORRIS II, BENSON /.
Morris: Mimi, July 26.-Morris defeated Ben
II to l. Batteries-Brown and Warner; Guthe-
RE and Darlington. 800 ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
KELLUM DROPPED ONT

Louisville, July 26.-Dunkle outpitched Kellum
yesterday and Louisville won the first game Of
the series. The locals scored twice in the first
on Sull1yan's double and Clay's home run to
center Score: :.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

A. onobo .... Fl e
Omaha .oooo2 o21.-5 9 2
81 Joseph ...........O 3 o o 0 0 0 O-3 z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gond1ng; Souders and
Il az nos Mo,nes- R H b
Dos Moines .....5oo ooooo o-5 II 8
Pueblo ..........2 0 0 0-8 IL /
Batteries-Morrison and Wakefield; Stimmel,
Miner and Schriver. ~ s &.s .
At Sioux City II
Sioux City ....o 0 2 o 0 Ia 4 2
Denver g.. Il z U D O-o IL
Batteries-Hatch and Baerwald; Bohannon and
Brown. = --.- F.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. q.
Pittsburg at Boston. .-
st. Louis at Brooklyn. >s..f -, *'"'F
Chicago at Philadelphia. = s.s@5irs.tI14
At Philadelphia n q
Chicago ;;:........o 99ooo2o 9
Philadelphia ......1 0 0 0 OIL 0
Batteries-For Chicago, Wicker and King; for
PHILADELPHIA, Nichols, Duggleby and Doom.
Umpire, tombstone.
At Brooklyn E
Brooklyn .......1 90 1oo1 o-3 8 4
St. Louis ..........1 O 0 1 0 O O 24 10 0
Batteries-For Brooklyn, stricklett and Ritter;
for st. Louis, Taylor, Brown and Grady. I'm
pire, O'Day.
At Boston, RH e
Pittsburg .......oo 5Oo01 OIL 9 1
| Boston ...........O O 0 0 90 6 2
Batteries-For Pittsburg, Phillippi and Peitz
for Boston, Frazer, Wilhelm and Moran. UNI
| pire, Emslie. - .,-- ~. . - 49,, D. s...
! 49,; tai. - asa2. -. ay..s:s - 1nOo,,,,
| At New York 49, B 81 %
Cincinnati ....:...:...o 1oo1oo go g
Batteries-For Cincinnati, Chech, Harper,
schlei and Phelps; for New York, MatheWson,
and Bowerman. Umpires, Bausewfne and Klein.
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BLAIR 10, ARCADIA 2.
Blair. wis, July 26.-Blair defeated Acadia
at Blair yesterday by score of ~ to 2. Bat
+arias- Olson and Hensel. Green and CLARK
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rREAnwAY CAUSED CHAMPS, DEFEAT,

: Totals III Il IS Totals -. q II
Grand Forks .......ss ! 9 IS
Two-base hits. Meniece, Ford; first base on err
co to Caldwell to spanton; left on bases Grand
Forks 0; DULUTH Z: struck out. by Treadway 3,
by Erickson 6; bases on balls, off Treadway a.
off Erickson g. wild pitch. Erickson. Time.
LAB Umpire, Murphy. --- -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

GoTCH IN TOWN.
Frank Gotch, the Iowa wrestler, was IN MIN
neapolis today en- route to the northwest on
" wrestling tour. RS s
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Bases on balls, off Morgan 2, off Hart 4;
struck out by Morgan 4. by Hart /; wild pitch.
gam sacrifice hit Davis; double play, Farrell
to Moran to za1usky; stolen bases, Frtel r,
Davis, Clymer; passed ball, Pierce left on
bases, Indianapolis 4, Columbus g. Umpire, Sui
Hvan Time, two hours. Attendance LOO
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Tue M " NJ summarizes i,
2:14 pace, purse 81 800; three-heat plan:
Red Bud, (stokes & Curry -. 6 1 i.
Hazel Banks blk m (Snow).. 2 2
High Seven, CHI 6 (Stuart). ...... 2 Z 5
Wester, blk (Valentine) ........ 8 4
Robert Lee, (Hoffman) ....... 8
Birdie B., gr m Marsh ........ 8
Sally Pointer, Pr m ,(Wheat) $685.. 1 5 8
Time-2:10h, 2:O7h, 2:06%.
2:24 trpt, Merchants and Manufacturer
stake, purse $4,000; three-heat plan:
Angle, oh m (Saunders) .......... 1
| Clarita W., CHI m (Geers) ......... 2 Z
Watson, ST g (Wickersham). ...... 2 2
| Danube, br (Deeryder) ......... s s 8
Emma Hoyt, m (stinson). ...... 8 s 4
Wetaway, ch (Helman) ........ 6 8
Emily Letcher, br m (Benyon)..... 6
Brilliant Girl, b (Curry) ........ s dis
Miss In Law, br m (Tracey) ........ dis
Allie Jay, m, dis. for running.
TimeN2:12h, 2:13 1-3, 2:11. III. = ~ 4
| 2:OS trot, purse 81 1900; three-heat plan: :
| Tom Axworthy, IN. Saunders). 2
1 Dr. Strong, gr g (McDonald) ...... 2 2 1
! Direct View, br (Deeryder). g 4
Angola, m (Ames) ............ 6 8 8
Maxine, m (Geers). ............. s
Tuna, b m Curry ................. 6 dis
| Snyder McGregor, CHI (Benyon).. dis
| Time-2:O7A, 2:O7A 2:O6
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ANGLE TOOK M. g. M.

Detroit Mich, July 26.-Twelve thousand
people saw Angle, chestnut mare, owned by
G. Morris Of Cleveland, and driven by Driver
Saunders, win the $4,000 Merchants and Manu-
facturers stake at the Crosse Pointe track
yesterday afternoon. Angle won the first and
third heats of the stake, which was on the
first 100 yards Of the second heat that sixth
place was the best she could secure. A heavy
shower fell while the first heat of the opening
event on the days card, the 2:14 pace, was
being driven. The track was soaked, and it
took an hour and halfs work with harrows
to place 1t in condition for the first heat of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
e MuWAuKEE sPoRTsMANsHIP.

56s In the second inning Ford permitted to run
for Oyler, but later, when the contest grew SO
warm Captain Clark declined to allow Fox to
put IN runner in place Of the little shortstop.
Milwaukee Sentine
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

Two-base hit Sullivan; three-base hit, Brasil
ear; home run, Clay; stolen bases, Clingman 2,
Demont 2, Moriarity; double plays. Qunlan to
Sullivan Dunkle to Brashear to Sullivan; left
bases, Louisville II, Toledo 4; bases on balls,
off Dunkle 2, off Kellum 3; struck out, by Dunkle
time, 40. Umpire, Haskell. Attendance, 1000
COULD NOT STOP SAINTS.
Kansas City. July 26-st. Paul required
twelve innings to defeat Kansas City 8 to 2
vasf rdqv
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with the orpheum, Unique, Dewey and Ly-
ceum and baseball team all going IN Septem-
Der it seems that the fall prospect for vaude-
Vile is encouraging.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

They are still breaking bicycle records out
in Utah. someday Gentle is going to hike
thru the desert with an automobile, and BIZ
cycle racing out there will drop like the pop
ulation taking to the bush when matrimonial
investigator from congress hits the tabernacle
districts. - 49,
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troppEp Gu no pay

The Minneapolis Greys would IKE 70 arrange
games with fast teams. Address Tony Graves,
1908 Thomas place, or call 1902.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26

Dick Ferris is going to take his big gasolene
gig to Omaha this fall The constabulary
of the Platte district had best begin to wipe
up and oil their speed regulations. cyclone
cellars are thick in the windswept district,
and the first time that Richard starts out for
a little airing it is cinch bet that the popula-
ton will go for the caves like moles working
in Father Longbow Russell's prize lawn.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

The parlor, which is IN the style OF LOUIS Asi'
is mostly taken from the Petit Trianon, Louis
XVI tapestry panels, by Boucher, reproduced by
Arthur Thomas, being introduced
The dining is in the style OF Louis XIV
and the wall panels are decorated with tapestries
representing the -Four Seasons and Abundance
from cartoons composed by Arthur Thomas The
centre panel OF the ceiling is decorated with
composition by Jose VillegaA representing 1.-The
Prosperity of America
The conservatory, which forms a part and
continuation of the dining room. Is divided by a
Louis XIV bronze screen, leading to the south
porch and galleries
The entire northeast wing is occupied by the
art gallery, forming one Of the show features Of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

ransacked this and other countries and went to
tho works of masters Of art of past generations
The main hail. staircase and reception hall are
In the style of Francis L the keynote Of the COM
position being taken from the interior Of the
Chateau OF Blois. The main hall. which Is two
and one-haf stories high, is surrounded by
gallery and arcade leading to all the principal
rooms on the second floor, wen as to the
chapel which contains a large organ and is
decorated with large central glass window by
E Weingand, representing dramatic music,
sacred music and poetry.
The library is In the style of Henri II, and is
taken from the exterior Of Fontainebleau- The
historic mantel of the celebrated gallery of
Henri II has been introduced In its composition
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Traynha1n-Tuc

Especial to The Tlmes-D sp9tc Ha . IL. y,
LIN IN IS. tuck Of this place: and Dr. VIII
liam II. Traynham, Of Jeffs, York G g IN
WA, were married by the Rev. D. ]:
,,TSr:aynham, assisted by Rev.. Ogden. at t
Cherry Hill !, Methodist Church at 10
O'Clock yesterday smornin Z,
} Miss Maude Duke, Of Mnrtlnsyille. was
maid Of honor, while Or. Benjamin. =;
.Traynham, brother OF the groom, acted
as best man. ;3i ss 800 . 55f . !.
The attendants were: Miss Collins. OF
Miss! Miss Bar Barksdaie, OF Meadsville; Miss Hi
Natilee and Bess Jordan, Of Cluster
Springs; Miss IpAcomb, of Charlotte
County, count Miss Lizzie Traynhnm. Of Black
Walnut: Messrs. Shelton, Of RI almond;
A. r.. Traynha1n. OF Black Walnut; Mr..
Eddie Tuck, brother OF bride; ". Branch
Lawson. OF South. Boston; !; Dr.. - 4; y.
ley, Of Black Walnut. y VA 81
R Miss Tuck is the daughter Of Mr.. David
Tuck, and is very populargand ;attrac tive,
while DR.. Traynhamsl s q progrcssiye den-
stist in York county, their future home,
bound train for a bridal tour North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
RECITAL OF SONG.
Delightful Concert in the Henry
Clay Inn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ASHLAND, VA April 2O.-'The people
OF Ashland were treated to a. rare and
beautiful recital OF song here tonight.
Mrs Bertha Cushing Child. of Boston.
assisted by Miss Ann Abbott Of Boston,,
assvlolinist, aid Mr. Matthews. OF Rich
niond, as ,nccoppanist, gave a special
concert in the Henry Clay Inn and an
anpreclauve audience greeted her. I'll
Mrs. Child possesses u rich contralto
voice Of unusual depth and In some OF
the numbers on the programme tonight
she had fine opportunity to exercise 1t.
The wonderful scope Of her voice was
heard IN, .The Poet CAGES on the Moon,'
by Lang. and also In the Cradle Song
by Beach. Siic also rendered in superb
force OF voice Gluck's II Have Lost My
sEuridici,' and In Mendelssohn's But
the Lord Is Mindful" s IS
The performance of Miss Abbott as vlo-
3linistgreceived enthusiastic approval, as
she possesses excellent control OF her
notes, and this was shown particularly
In the rendering of ~ ondo, 9th Concerto
by DeBeriot. Sing Me to sleepl with
Violin obligato, by Greene. was given by
Miss Abbott and Mrs. Child. in which
they shared honors Jointly. ss