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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
Oisraelt oe Rpinoerne.

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forleoen feire en- Minbeoas, ioet Der
Dor iorlsbet binorebe gar iiben bens
Sooers, Statsmanben 3israeliS Sso.
iel, 90 glaoene bapoe 90 ogiaa tra.
belt me6 at ~fremorage gnrule og nbe
Sr9f til ben itore Manbs 8arafteri,
tiff.
ct Gunft al mesen Snteresie er:
3israeli og apinberne. Gen engel.
ife Bolitifer, Tom life uleue beiab ell
romantiif Sfisnbeo, men ogioa itoo
onigit al beit @lorie, bans Iiterpre
gegaoelie % Ipienoe gane beteo.
gioroe ielpfslselig itor Spffe hos Do
merne. "a BOG fltnoe bans riober-
Iige artigbeb albrig forleoe bnm til
llforiigti9beo. Ia aonfliften meo
&rslanb tilIpioiebes, ipgte en- patrio.
tilt og politiif in~teresieret =
5pritinbe, Ion ban en- aften baohe
tilborbs, iprig at formaa BAN til at
gisre rebe for &eeieriugens Blaner,
og benbes utadlmobige Spsrgsmaal
.fulminerte / ltobrnoet:
Seq begriber ilet life, bpao Se
petter paa."
SiSraeli ioarte tsrt:
IS giebliffet poa Boteterne, Seres
Roaoe."
Sans Sorbolb til 3ronning Bic,
toria, iom ferit life funbe life BAN.
blep iertere ,ipmerfet, ibet ban oltio
ioritoo at ia set rette Senipn til
9rinoen.
"@Iabitone bebmibIer 9ronningrl,
omtrent iom Ell pffentlig Snititlttion.
Seq bebonolcr benoe iom apinoe,
ptret ban.
ScmmeIigbeben beo bans Sitoflp.
belle pnn 9ronnilgen LA l. at ban
/ Smaating olbrig elemte berbes
aisn % / itore Sing alorig ertuorct
benbe oerom.
Sgiad 2israelis @iftermdol bar
IpffeIigt. SON egtet @nfen eiter eli
tiSlieere aolle9o, Warp Slime epans,
Ell rig og flog apinbe, beo bpis 6or.
iiu,e ban betrpagct lin iociaIe Still
ling, oa bpis &aab og t~rofaite Si,
itarib itsttet BAN poa belle bans CLINT
renoe 9anc.
Gn Nut, ga ban ifiiloe bplbe Ell Itcr
og ~of9isrertoe Gale / &arlanentet,
Ieoiaget bun bam til Falare 9ar0.
timber 8~isrretllren fit bun fine Sin.
gre iflemne / 9o9nosren. Sun gap
imiSIertio life Ell 2pb fra fig % ia
intct ont ltbcIbct for life at ~foruro.
Iige BAN, men nbboIbt Einen, til ban
bapbe forlabt benbe.
"a 9arnot osborn beb Ell @tib.
baa giorbe bam oct taftlsie Spsrgs'
mail, bbprfor ban e9eptlig boooe gii.
let iie meb i'm Snltru, iparte ban meo
meget Glpor:
~8els al Sormitarunbe, bcIs al
@rumbe, &c oIbrig pil frnne foritaa
- al Acknowledged"
Sru Iisraeli, iom al Srorming
gictoria por opbpiet til Saop Sea.
consiieIS paa et Sio$punft, % ben.
6es Wanb erbuu aiilog bernie Site!,
pibite, at ban life bapoe egtct bcrioe
al aiGrligheb.
San elitet mig life, ba ban giftet
ia meS mig. IeL" tilfsiet bun
itoIt. mn piISe ban life ha ncget an
Den apinbe i Serben END mig I'll Sn.
ltru."
% bun bsSe. bar SisroeIi osiaa
fuIoit9noia %isnoerfmuit.
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gaaet t~ilarunbe. &auber
iN M til min Sniff: Sicml fore.
fcmmer oct mig altib bare iom ell
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
GeoielsOagsbogcn.
5uaO Solf ipnes ON ben.

Ssa mobtos for en- lib fosu BEL psus. lille Ssh
islsSaasbOs. o. ies bar feet sOSt isisuusm b
manage pcue 3iste, tom er inObeiattet for Ruer 3afo'
% bet farits, irs lRts, bn if8 aabnsoe Soser, par q
icrtrRfeIist 9iat al Y. ). 3. @runtpis for 81 Surt
gae | 5~aRttien er ioGri glade | soseH os sr measi
taiusmmelise; thi leg bUIoer ben tOt en- uunOoGrlt5
Sfat let Diem.
Sprger EprserieH, Rortb Ga Grosle, @ts'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

"9seurabs9pfrns" grrmisbue, GsbielsOassboGcn,
bar lea Tor Iruse Reeu mcOtasst, bpOriOr &c taties.
Sci pil arbeiaIe ben III ale Slaoets 2niere, ca ben
sr en- arpo at bape til at ~uspts5ue tine 5crrIbres,
ssfenses o. genasrs Ravne, os Deb at foo etrei
Rapne o. Aarstalst be er iebt ueo man hosr enteita
sfpsr. 3 Boseu fiubes osida en- BET Tel scoe 8srs,
ION Der iisssr meaen eanbbeo ! 90 er bel Deb al
tGnfe uper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

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mpotaset, o. lea tiger goer mango Gaf, Zen CT ben
peueSie / 1T SIaas. ION or at fan. Seioa Sdlaef AZ
8sriene for hpsr 7as aaret rr noui1rtet; ben oa
erre en- srpe. life barr for srbpsr Camille, meH fp'
.ubpsr s,anSiuap, ION bar 5IGst o. Srnnsr.
aIpprSbpmpicu 0. 5horrpfoH, Y. 7.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
aIfrse Dillon. GoIiuE isis.

seres lin. SSs'eIsoassbos bar ies mOotasci Oa
6asr rem iaa mauas Eaf. Sea ptt meb @iaee anbe'
,al, ben III tnbosr Samilie. tom pnfisr en- upttis %
eue Iissn grrnicbpa tnrS -EseurnhS tsU-.
@. g. gee Siaf Sammsr, RiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

GsSietsoaaspcsen lem De ieuote uis, bar lss mob
tonet "a ben rr lauot ousr 6orpentuiuptH. saabe er
ben net uohuret o. gaIset al gerieus er nbmrrtet.
Zen oil pare en- 9rpo for tthptrt Siem.
siaeIeses taftes be mango @duas for SIaoet %
sges grusm-, fpu tea sr nlsset sIao veo at mOOtase.
gbarIep Ssnfeu. Seuiou, Rsbraifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
o. Garseu, GomItut. Riuu

Sea bar usIis ~mObtaset min HraurisSos uree "Rs
torab, gpfeu~, usmIis GsoicIspassbOsen Os ipnes
meast spot ON ben. Sts pilbs itir bptts ben rnto
npaen anoeu grrmiebos, Os leo iattsr Gem mango
@dnse.
On abounent, Saub Greed. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

gsciasodsSboasu mpetaaei o. sieuus infect ueS
suiertsIe. 9sus ushpr o. Saohclp CT ucuerisi
fit sIass. Sea piISs itts mite ben for uOseu sris.
Bare brruss sossu paa bet beoie ~aubsialst %
t~isrteIis Sat.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
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usmerfet apst. sea iror. bet CT ben beoi,s 8rrr'te'
boa. lea snbuu bar iaast mso Siaoet. os>itJ Tan trn5t
aubefals ben til ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

HeeorahsYofte % Bee girnen
mep SsoSeisoassboaen Jon Sr9mte
i rspt Snii SIPS; ! @ulbinit St.35.
Apresie:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
Den norife sooseut.

90 marger liOen @llt,
Som REQ paa SpGlpet biem tililitt,
gtoar 6ar tar iat omborb,
Sar buroe bopt ct ORD"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

ser err ct Solf | 8rig
Sor Sipet rnflooelig
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Sg aampe uben Sal."
Or.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
METHODIST WOMEN
IN FREDERICKSBURG | ]
The Leading Address BY Miss
Bennett on the Work Of
the Society.

& Especial to The Enthusiastically
4 FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May sS.-Thd
annual sermon before:thc Woman's Home
missionary Society OF the Baltimore Con-
odists Church here by Rev. ]. II. Light.
the pastor. The sermon was an able and
eloquent one, having particular reference
to the work Of this useful and deserv
ing organization. In the afternoon a
Young peoples and children's service was
held. at which Mrs CA Hawkins, OF
Roanoke, presided, and the exercises We're
NEST interesting. 5s #t5f3s
At night the prayer services were con-
address was delivered hy Miss Bennett
on THE Work Our Home Mission So
ciety is Doing.
The sessions of the society convened
again to-day. The business OF, the morn
ing was devoted to reports Of p4hcers,
which, while interesting. ny ere only Of a
routine nature. The noon aay-.prayer
service, Just before I'D t6urpment' for din
ner, was conducted By, Mrs Gtallafer.
a afternoon with prayer by Mrs. Robin
son, followed by reports of secretaries
and auxiiaries The round table talk
was led by Mrs. H. Kuhlmann, Of Chess
terville, Md, assisted by Miss Grace
Jeffries Of Washington. The principal
subject was Local Work Done by Our
Homo Mission Society," The closing
prayer was offered by AIRS. Frampton.
The night service was given over prin-
cipally to very instructive addresses, ono
by Mrs. c. NJ. Hawkins, of Roanoke; on
.-The Prayer Basis of Home Missions,
and the other by Miss Wilson; subject.
UNTITLED Fields Of Our. Conference.
Musical selections were rendered.
Mr.. George Mason, prominent young
attorney of Colonial Beach, has an
nounced his candidacy for the House OF
Delegates from Mestmoreland and North
cumberland counties. subject to the Demo
cratic primary.
w. o. Harding was tried last week in
Lancaster county for violation of the
local option laws. Justice James fined
him $500 and q Jail sentence OF ten days
An appeal was taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
AN EDUCATIONAL |: u
RALLY IN AMHERST
Captain Vawter Strongly il
Favor Of Compulsory
Education.
especial 10 Tho r,mes.Dlspatch.

5,aF Especial to The Times. Dispatch.) 49,
& AMHERST Va, hay 8.-The education
al rally held here to-day was quite a
success. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. OF Rich
mond. and Captain c. E. vawter, prncl-
pal of the Miller Labor and Manual
Scnool, OF Albemarle county, delivered
addresses to the crowd assembled. After
the regular meeting speeches were also
made by Mr.. II. Miller, OF the Lynchburg
News Mr.. a. F.. Sfrode and Rev. a. P.
Gray. The meeting was presided over by
Mr.. c. L. Scott. district superintendent OF
schools OF Amherst county. who intro
duced the speakers.
H Mr., EIyson made an abe plea for bet
ter paid teachers, better schoolhouses and
longer terms. Captain VaWter's speech
was very much enjoyed by all present lie
came out In favor of compulsory educa-
ton and argued IN favor OF manual train
Ing in the schools. .
The meeting lasted all day. The people
brought lunches with them and ate them
during the intcrmIsslon on the court
green.
After the meeting county teachers
association was organ zed. with the fol-
lowing officers: President. G. IT, Scott:
vice-president, G. II. Bowies; Mrs. Alex
nndcr Miller. Miss Ora Hill; Mr.. John
Dr.. 2. A. Alderman, president OF tho
University OF Virginia, has been adver-
tised to be present and make an address
to-day. but was detained By illness. A
Telegram was received announcing his in-
tense regret at not being able to be pres
ent and expressing his deepest sympathy
with the .meeting "A resolution expressing
the regret OF tho assembly. at the absence
present In Amherst at a later date was
passed by the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
HEAD II. FIRST into
M0AT OF THE. FORT :|.|}I.|.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.


OLD FONT COMFORT. VA. May s.
FIRST Lieutenant M. r. Ross, United
States army, was drowned In the moat at
Fortress Monroe early yesterday morn
Ing. The young officer was riding on a
bicycle along the pavement inside the
casenlate on the eastern side Of the fort.
He was on his way TO the encampment
OF his company. Seventy-ninth Coast Ar
tillery, which was located Just above the
old fort. It is supposed that the wheel
struck a large stone. for the chain camo
of and the lieutenant was thrown over
into the moat.
The sentry heard ,the noise and ran to
the spot. He found the bicycle, and,
seeing what had happened, gave the
alarm. The moat was dragged and soon
the lifeless body of the young officer
was recovered.
Lieutenant Ross was native OF Som
merville, Summit county, Pa, and was
we'll known and popular all over tho
Peninsula, MS we'll ms among the men at
the fort and his brother officers. He was
a graduate of the Pennsylvania State
College Last year he graduated Mt tho
head of his class at the Fort Monroe
Artillery School,
The body was shipped to sommerville
this afternoon after military funeral
had been conducted by the fort chaplain,
Rev, Charles Wakely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
SWANSON IN LOUISA.
Created Much Enthusiasm Among
l5at !. II 1.t ti
Special TO The Times Dispateh.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LOUISA G. H., VA, May S.-The first
political meeting OF the campaign was
held In Louisa to-day. when Congressman
Swanson appeared before the people and
In clear language discussed his position
as candidate for Governor.
The square OF the Hotel Louisa was
filled with enthusiastic people, In every
word he shows his enthusiasm for the
better education OF all classes Of citizens.
He promised his earnest support for bet
ter educational facilities He recognized
the fact that better roads are needed
In Virginia and said that II he were ele-
waited to tho high dignity Of the governor
ship. he would certainly support and give
to the county Of Louisa the better roads
she needs.
Whereas Lieutenant Governor Willard
seemed to be the favorite before. there
was such a change OF feeling, to-day that
Mr., Swanson seems to be the choice OF
the people now. Etia
.I.et me have chance and r will 'givo
you what you want" he declared, Such
enthusiasm was never shown :, this old
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
FIELD :! D DAY.
Randolph-Macon Academy
Athletic Contests.

Especial to Inc sIltneS-Dlspa Ic!l.) as1
BEDFORD CITY, Va, May s.-The an
nual field day contests Of Randolph-Macon
Academy took place, Saturday upon the
best ali around athlete and champion OF
the day, was Won by Mr.. A.. *. Lambdin
Saturday evening the most interesting
queen to place the crown Of laurels upon
tho brow OF the victor was chosen by IN i
lot, the voters being all those who had
taken part in the sports Of the day. Miss
Edith Summerson received this honor and
selected as her maids Of honor her sis
ter. Miss Pnttic summerson, and Miss
Ruclser. The orator Of the occasion was
REV. s. j. l3atten, pastor Of the Meth,
odist Church. Tho large assembly hall
and the dining room OF the academy were
very handsomely decorated with Scotch
broom, and bunting and presented a very
bright and attractive appearance.
The large number Of guests and the
entire school were bountifuly served with
cream and calsc;s President =. e. Black
well, of Rnndolph-Ma College who
was the guest Of the academy returned
to Ashland Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
SHIP SET Attire BY
Lime IN HER HOLD
Especial TO The Times-plspatch.

WEST POINT VA.s' May s.-The
schooner j. L. Milford, belonging to
Captain ]. l., Milford. sunk about hnlf a
mile below Frazier's Ferry, In Mattapont
River about 7 o'clock Sunday morning,
Fire was discovered in the hold, presum-
ably having caught from quantity Of
lime slowed there. ara the boat had 10
be scuttled and sunk
z, Tho schooner had been chartered by
Captain WIN. Il. Haynes and Mr.. r. g.
Garden. owners of the steamer LIN City,
to take that steamers freight that had
accumulated at West Point TO the river
landings along the Mattaponi. The Elm
City was In the ship yard here for re-
pairs and several efforts to got her out
OF tho dock had proved fruitlcss. The
1fultord anchored about Q O'clock Sat
urday night for the night and fire was
discovered when the crow went about
breakfast, Tho cargo consisted Of mis-
celaneous freight much OF Its lime, forti-
lizers and hay.
Tho loss on freight Is estimated at
about 81 500 and on schooner at least
$500, no insurance, .a
"A Captain J. L. milford and Mr., r.. c.
Garden left for Norfolk this morning
relative to raising the sunken ship.
Rev Frank l.. Hardy, Of Richmond Col
lego, pastor Of Sharon Baptist Church.
King William county, preached at both
SERVICES NJ the Buplie. GSi'"rrSH ~ W 10Y
Point Sunday and at Raroporone Snack
Chords, across the river in King and
Queen county at o'clock In 30 after
noon. He Is preaching for Rev j, A.
Sullivan while he is holding evangelistic
services for two weeks with the First
Baptist Church, In Washington, N G.
Prof. J. II, Hunter, OF Richmond Coll
Ilege, delivered the last or the University
Extension Court of Lectures, given DUR
ing the winter and spring by the faculty
Of Richmond College, at the Baptist
Church, May 5th Ills subject; "chem-
tistry in Every Day Life" with expert
ments was greatly enjoyed,
e the ladies OF the Baptist church have
a rllmmage sale going on,
Miss Catherine p IIoWerton, principa!
OF west Point Public Schools, and Miss
LILY Johnson. teacher In the public
schools spent Saturday and Sunday In
Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
ASHLAND AFFAIRS.
Musical Club Entertained-Ne New
Clerk at Henry Clay Inn.

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
ASHLAND, VA. May 8.-The Ashland
Musical Club was delightfully entertained
Friday night at tho residence of MIR. and
Mrs. c. e. Potts The musical programme
consisted OF a ballad by Molloy, known
Jones. Of richmond: 'The Carnival Of
Venice by Ltszt rendered by Miss Smell
lings. OF Richmond; "a Bedotrn Love
Song" By Pinsuti, sung by MIR. Murray
Hunter; Instrumental selections, rendered
by Mrs. Ptnan, of Boston, and baritone
colo by Mr.. Jim Hunter
On Wednesday. May 10th, at q P. M.
Mrs. w. sackett Dnell will entertain at
special luncheon at the Henry Clay Inn.
Misses Cox, Blackwell, ,Blincoe. Andyette.,
Kerr. Miss Annie Hunter and Miss Mar
jorie Hunter.
Mr.. I. r. Gary formerly Of the Henry
Clay Inn, has contracted to take charge
Pine Beach" Mrs. 7. r. Gary win have
joint charge of the Mount Vernon Cottage.
adjoining, the Princess Anne, at Virginia
The schools Of Ashland Will celebrate
than usual on account Of being forced out
OF the present untenable quarters. The
exercises will take place In tho college
chapel on May 18th.
Miss Genevieyc Petit. who. has been
teaching several of the classes In the ASH
land public schools. will conduct a spe-
i cIai class, consisting Of many ofgthe pres
ent pupils after May 18th. for one month.
Mr.. Henry D. Cooke. well known in Vir.
alexandria, Va, has been secured BY the
Henry Clay Inn as manager. Mr.. Cooke
Is a capable hotel man, having been cSn-
nccted with the Jefferson Hotel and also
z the Mecklenburg, ut Chase City. This
hotel is now booking guests for the sum-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
A Beautiful Race.

Captain Bass ran beautiful race in
the 1Gp-yard dash, being closely pressed
by Smith and the Cardinals football
stars, Jacocks and Newton. The meet
was without doubt the most successful
ever pulled OF at the University.
Summary: lD1-ynrd dash--Bass. Virgin
In. first; Smith. Virginia, second. Time
10 rs seconds. 81
12o-yard hurdlcs-Wilson. Carolina. first;
Randolph, Virginia, second. Time. 18 rs
seconds
Putting 16-pound shot-Council. Vir-
ginia, first, 81 feet, ! l-2 inches;
Pittman Carolina, second. IS feet.
High Jump-Newton, Carolina, first:
Randolph, Virginia, second. Height, 8
feet. Ia inches
s00-yard run-AfcNagny. Virginia. first:
stoddart. Virginia. second Time 3:o5 IA.
Broad jump aptes. Virginia. first. 20
feet. s1-2 inches: Curtis, Carolina, sec
Pole vault--Taylor Virginia, first; News
!. ton, Carolina. second. Distance, 10 feet,
z inches 22o-yard iles-Wilson. Caro-
lima. first: Boogher. Virginia. SECOND.
Time. 70 2-5 seconds. 4+0-yard dash-Shcl-
ton. Virginia, first; Newton, Carolina,
second. Time, CT 10 seconds.
IN Hammer throw-Council. Virginia. first,
los feet, TIP inches: Williams, Virginia,
second los feet, / 1-2 Inches.
2o0-yard dash-smith. Virginia, first;
Bass, Virginia, second. Time, % 20 sec
onds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
SEVEN. BATTLEsH|PS
RACE UP THE COAST
fspecial to The TImes.Dispatch,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May S-The
battleships Missouri, Maine, Kearsarge.
Kentucky and Iowa arrived inhHampton
Roads Sunday from Pensacola after an
exciting race up the coast.
The race started Saturday morning at
o'clock. and the above named ships,
with the battleships Alabama and Mas
sachusetts, steamed for four hours under
natural draft. The ships finished tho
tfour-hour run in the following order:3
Missouri. Maine, Ilearsarge, Kentucky,
Iowa, Massachusetts and Alabama.
Then for four hours the fleet ran under
forced draft, At the finish Of this run
the ships we're in the same order, except
that the Kearsarge had passed the Maine
and was closely following the Missouri,
Under forced draft the Kearslrge main
tained an average speed OF 1925 knots,
breaking the record for 16 knot ships
She gained 4,5S6 yards on the Maine,
The Alabama went to New York and
the Massachusetts to Philadelphia. The
Maine, Missouri and Iowa stopped Mt Old
Point, and the Kentucky and Kearsarge
came here III
The vessels will remain in local waters
for a month, going out TO the MAJ oeuyer,3
ing grounds for several days every week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
~ What
g. :; ;;. =;

They're hanging men and women
There for wearin' O. tho Green"
We are sorry about the wo-
men, but it serves the men ex-
actly right.
Why should a man feel tied to
a Suit that's grizzly green from
too long service when it costs
but SIS to get into beautiful
Blue or Gray Serge7 We give it
up-will give the Suit up, too
for Sis.
JILL" College Brand Clothes
for Young Men. Burn this into
your mem'ry, please.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Stole Tin.

Especial to The Times DIspatch)
e EAST RADFORD, VA, May S.-Ben
huston {coored) was sentenced to-day
to two years in the penitentiary. for
stealing tin from tho Norfolk and West
ern, while his housekeeper, Frances
White Lindsay got one year for con-
cealing the stolen goods. Lee Trinkle,
OF Wythevile, was counsel for the de-
fense,, and r.. L. Jordan was the prose-
cutting attorney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Southern Record Lowered.

A1cNagny, freshman from the Culver
lnd3 Military Academy, lowered the
Southarn record In the hall -mile to Two
down that in the quartcr-nile to 81 ID
seconds.
vile High School, furnished another sur
prise in the pole vault. which he won
With a leap of 10 feet, seven inches. This
distance he made in the first attempt and
could probably have equalled, had Coach
Williams permitted him to try further
for better record. e
& burke, who was a member OF Virginia's
victorious relay team. at Philadelphia
ten days ago, showed up we'll in the
mile run-his first attempt-and promises
TO be a factor in the Hopkins meet at
Tho 220-yard dash was one OF the
prettest events of the day and the Judges
could hardly separate the two Virginia
men. who had q good lead over their
(. 's-.l j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
VIRGINIA WINS.
IN TRACK MEET
"A Substantial Victory Over the
North Carolina Team on
Yesterday.
FIVE RECORDS ARE BROKEN
Southern Record in the Half
Mile Was. Lowered to
Two Minutes.
FIVE RECORDS ARE BROKEN

tspecial TO The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May g.
The Virginia track team won substnn-
tial victory over North Carolina to-day.
in tho second dual track meet between
the two institutions, the final scora be-
Ing, Virginia 90, North Carolina ~
Though the track was somewhat slow,
no fewer than i've Southern intcrcol-
leglate records were broken and sixth
equallcd. Tho records fell In the mile.
half mile low hurdles, high hurdles and
pole vault. while that in the 2o-yard
dash was equalled.
Wilson, who broke the Southern records
In both the low and high hurdles, ana
Newton, who easily captured the high
Jump, and won second place in the quar-
ter-mllc and pole vault were the stars
OF the North Carolina team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Prince and Princess Troubetzkoy

fspecial to The Times, Dispatch.)
GOTHAM, VA, May ST. Prince and Princess
sTroubstskoy left Castle Hin to-day for New
steamship NSsardenia'' for Italy, where they
viii spend me summer at Prince iTroubetskoy, .
country place on Lago Maggioye. near g hiffa..
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-04-15
y. S. Capitol IN Texas
For a Few Days Only

city. 1t reached here shortly after 3
a. M, and at 10 a. M the party went
to the hotel and opened headquarters.
1t had been expected there would be
an accumulation of mail, but for some
reason the local postoffice forwarded
it to Frederick. o. T., where the
president had been left. 1t was neces-
sary to telegraph for the return of the
mail, and most of it will not arrive
until tomorrow. In the meantime the
official party is enjoying a rest.
Secretary Loeb expects to receive
word from the president to run the
special train to Frederick on Thurs
day. and on that day start for West
ern Colorado, to which point the
president will go for the purpose of
finding larger game than abounds on
the Red river in Oklahoma
According to present plans, the
public part of the trip west is end
ed. 1t is not expected any stops will
be made until the train reaches Colo
RADIO Springs, and there a stop of two
hours will be necessary, but not for
the purpose of speechmaking