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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
apearl Of Bhutan" a Pantomine

pantomlme Is the manner in which the
5"penrl OF Bhutan" Is produced at the
Casino this week. lafayette and all the
company are to be seen in the show
Il every performance, Magic, music and
rantomIme are all presented, and In tho
hands Of anyone else the show would fall
flat. Lafayette initiates the celebrated
leaders OF orchestras and bands, his iml-
tation of Creatore being one OF the most
amusing performances seen at the Ca
sjno. He gyrates and comforts and Jumps
md dances and grimmaces till the au-
sdience is convulsed in laughter, The show
~ not Objectionable In any way, and is
worth seeing, The first matinee this al
ternoon, se5t 4i',la, b. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Nothing Done About It.

'rhe negotiations referred to never
reached a stage that would Justify the
When asked concerning the report that
he would control the West End Electric
Park next season, and that nego tiations
Some months ago, Mr. Wells said, there
was something said about getting control
Of West End Park for next season.. but
there had been absolutely nothing done
Captain PizzIni lessee OF the Reservoir
Park. 10 now In New York, and there
could be nothing done until hs rn Istu 1bc
pnnce ds Leon Park in Atlanta and the
East Lake Park in Birmingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
I GOES <; TO MAYOR.
Annexation Ordinance Engrossed
Yesterday.

The compromise annexation ordinance
that passed, with the Blair amendment
the lower branch Of the City Council
Monday night will go to Mayor McCar-
thy for his approval or dlsapproyal to-
day City Clerk August engrossed the
Whether or not the Mayor will approve
tho ordinance Is matter of specula-
ton, some are OF the opinion that The
ordinance will meet tho same fate as dld
Mayor Mccarthy will giYe his approval
to the measure since It seems to be the
concensus OF opinion that It Is the only
ordinance that can pass both branches
Of the municipal government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Food Inspectors Report.

Food Inspector w. a.. r. Kelley VIII aub-
nit his report for July to the Board OF
Health at meeting tonight. The re-
port will show the following selzures
made: II u
Vegetables 28,677 pounds; fruits, s.9l9
pounds: Ash. COL ponnndsi beet, 6s4 pounds !;
norh asa pounds; cheese, 200 pounds; but-
ter fifty pounds; poultry ffty-fve
bounds; eggs, 1875 dozen; watermelons
two carloads; canteloupes, one carload,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Selling Small Dwellings,.

Messrs. +. Thompson Brown & Com
pany yesterday sold to Mrs, l.. NJ STAR
rls the handsome building lot at the cor
Ills. The house adjoining this lot was
also purchased By Mrs. Harris the con-
std erhtion being 5000.
AT six O'Clock this afternoon the same
firm Will offer for sale Ave lots on
Cherry streat, near the new Reservoir,
and twenty-five lots on Windsor Sump-
ter and lAppomattoxs Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Extreme Heat, Not Laudanum

Mr.. William T. Day writes from from A lex
Vas nublished recently'to the effect that
ha had taken laudanum while visiting at
his fathers house, In Fulton. "a
deniv sick and was unconscious for q
Willie, having been overcome by heat.
Ha had not taken laudanum2 and never, IN
his life has he tasted laudanum as tar
aa 1,a recOlleCtg, est r !E II \. ~ .5Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Arranging for Field Day.

Members Of the Central Trades and La,
Dor Council, and those who compose the
Labor Day COMMITTEES especially. arc
working hard with q View to arranging
an excellent programme for the celebra'
ton Of Labor Day this year, Labor com-
missioner James 3. poharty VIII not 20
one Of the speakers for the occasion, hay,,
ing accented an Invitation to speak At
the Labor Day celebration At Ocean Ylew'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Several Interesting Matches De.
cided in Atlanta Yesterday.

%. 900 D. (By .AssocIhted #FTeBs.J ~ NJ
e ATLANTA GA, August S.-Play in the
South Atlantic States tennis tournament
continued to-day, several Interesting
matches being decided during the day.
A. w. Post, New Orleans, beat Bradley
walker go; 1o-1o Farrell, OF Nashville,
won from McCorvey. OF Mobile, In "a
long drawn out match, ;7-b; 81: 1o-s. J. II.
Elliott. OF New Orlea ns. beat G. E. Ruse,
6-1; 60, ~ AZ.
Other matches during the morning
we're played between local players. Rai Rain
inte-fered with the afternoon play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Tasley Races Postponed

y Especial to The Times-Dispat chD
FAIR GROUNDS, TAsLEY. VA. Au-
gust s.-ForB the nrst time In the seven
years history OF the Peninsula Fair As
ISOLATION at Tasley. the races had to DO
declared or on account Of rain Heavy
showers began about II anS continued
until after 2, when the track was 100
muddy for use. The management quickly
decided to carry over the regular pro-
rramme for Tuesday until Tomorrow. and
to run the fair through Saturday. thus
ccynpletinK the four days programme. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Arkansas Traveller Here,

Mr., Gus Fulk, one OF the most proml-
rent'young men Of Arkansas, is In Rich
n,ond visiting Mr., John p. Doyle. MIR,
Fulk is accompanied by his wife ana chill
dren. From here they will go to Attain
tic City to spend a few weeks, X
Mr., Fulk is a member Of the law firm
of Fulk, sFulk and Fulk. OF Llts.e Rock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
IHERREsHOFF' BOAT
Wins BIG. C0WEsR|A||.C|'.E:.
King Edwards Cup Goes to Earl
Of Dunraven's Yacht
Cariad,
INV Assoclnted Press.

Y COWEs, ISLE OF WIGHT, August S.
The regatta OF the Royal Yacht Squadron
opened to-day, The chief event was the
race for King Edwards cup, Almost ny
great interest, however, centered In the
race for fifty-two footers over the short
Queens course, which resulted in a Ylc-
tory for the Herreshoff built boat Eonya
THE Kings cup was won by the Earl Of
Dunrayen's Carlad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Were Welded in Fulton.

Mr.. William 2, Herring and Miss Cora
3, Young wera married Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock by Rev. John w. Daugherty,
pastor OF the Apostolic Church, at his
residence on Ora ham Street. Both the
bride and the groom are wei! known In
Fulton, They viii make their home on
Denny Street, at thetiresdence Of the
brides parents. y4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Drilling With a Vim,

And still the mon Of the Seventy second
Regiment are busy making preparations
lor their encampmaentt at Basic. and every
ual with moro vim han on the night
p peompany NJ Captain con,mandlng,
Joseph n. Stone, drilled as Usual last
pects to take fifty men to Basic.
Major Bossieux is now at work on the
Itinerary OF the regiment,
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NV Associated Press.

z. Il-I-0 a by NBAUUJNEGu I'TO8us 81 ,. ~ n N
DETROIT. MICH. AUGUST s.--Barney
OldAeid had at, almost miraculous escape
from death this afternoon at the autofno-
bile races at Crosse Point 9 track, when
Dan Wursis, Of Lansing. Mich. tollided
with Ms car In the three quarter stretch
during tho frst mile Of the nve.nile open PEI,
event. Cldneld and his car went throush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
0OLDF1ELD, HURLED D THROUGH
FENCE, HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Automobile Crash During Races o, Crosse Point'
Track Yesterday Driver and Car
8% Both Badly Injured.

the fence into the inned, and Oldnsld re-
ceived a badly laceratcd scalp and q sc So :,
verely bruised right arm. Wlirgiss car
also went OF the track on tho outside,
but did not capsze, and neither sar nor
driver was injured.
Ia The winners Of to-day's events were Dan
Wurgis, Webb JOY, g, Breed and George
Boles. .45; Il.
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Pittsburg, s; Boston, 4

PITTSBURG. PA. August s-Pittsburg
won an uninteresting game in the tenth
inning OF two hits.
5 Score: ~ T. r. =;
posIon ,..10211 O0000-a
Batteries: Lever. Lynch and Gibson
Wilhelm and Needham. Time. hours.
Umpire. Klam Attendance, 1850.
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Cincinnati.
tBy Associated i Press.)
CINCINNATI. AuRust t8,-Latonla sum.

.maries
otto s. nrst. Bell lToone as 70 y second, :
Happy Jack H. III to - third. Time.
1:sa rs. -, 49, ~ i.
20 to ~ nrst, Albemarle 80 to y SECOND,
Foreigner Is to ~ third. No Time. l 20 IS.
Third race-nve furlo ss-Galstta (s3
TO- y arat Coma, q to- q second ,ns santa san
Fourth race-one mlle-van& Hope. ~
to 81 first. Apple eco to y second, Sister
Lillian go to y third, Time, 1:47 IS.
Creel % to y first. Matabon rs to y sec
ond, Neodesha 6 TO u third. Time
iii rs. Re. ~. 4, .3 VI
Bryan al to s. first, Covina $50 to y
second omcalca (15$ to y third. Tine Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
VIII Face Two Charges.

Haryiett johnson. g Negro WomHn, wv
appear before JMtles cgatsnfse1l a. i Isr
shs s'ii u charged on warrant with having
stolen about SS5 worth Of furniture, AZ,
other warrant was served on her charglns
that she felonl0Ysly cNt another wo,, M
s Also tTsl That Is all that 4 against
Harriatt for the present. y ~ sgs
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g. & Q.
Saturday Afternoon
ST, 90 EXCURSIONS Sl,OO
TO The t..
HSEASHORE.

Special train, with parlor car. leaves
Richmond every Saturday. Via G, s. o..
Most pleasing to the ladies. Mako up your
party for a pleasure trip. Boating, Bath
Ing, Fishing and Dancing. $500 round
trip. Tickets good returning next day
from old Point. $780, I. I
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I Standing Of the Clubs.
New York, q; Chicago, ).

CHICAGO, August s.-New York de-
featcd Chicago in an errorless game.
81 Score: II. y. r.:
New York. (. :. Il 3 o o 00004 ~ 0
Bate ries: Weimcr and King; Taylor,
MatteWson and Bowerman. Time, 2:0o.
3Umpire. O'Day. Attendance. 7,6oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

DR. Henry Froehling. analytical and
consulting chemist OF the Ylrginla'Carto,-
lima Chemical Company, IN company WIN
his wife and son, Will leave TODAY loF
months mo NV; recreation In Canada,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

ceeded In Keeping his audience irter-
estod In sucl, a dry subject. "
President 1'hoin could not refrain
from cotipiltnenting Judge Phlegar upon
Inerlence III ,his own observation In moot
court at the University OF Vlrslnia law,
'soi,pol. d N e Il
New Members.
rs Major, l., L. stickley, chairn,a, OF the
Committee on Admissions, read sup
pemantary report showing that three
more members had been added to the
association making q total Of nineteen
at this session. Mr.. Robert n. Huenes
presented tho report Of the Committee
on Library Legal Literature,
Tho feature Of this report was the r.
commentator that resolution was
adopted accepting tho invitation to visit
the Newport News shipyard tomorrow
afternoon, and the session adjourned
about 10 O'clock
u, Aston cabe,l, candidate for tho
nomination TO the lieutenant governor
ship, arrived tonight, Other arrivals
late to-day were q. ]. Wysor ,ot Pulas-
XII, ana Judge w. j. Henson, OF tho
Twenty second circuit; ". L, Royal, who
Judge wv. NJ Portlock. Judge ]. 3. r..
Thornton, OF Manassas; judge r. d.
cardwsll, Of tho Court OF Appeals; Alex
ander Hamilton, Of Petersburg; Judge
George West, OF Waverly; Major" orlf-
fIth, Of bedford, A, Caperton Brax1o !,
Lewis Williams, OF Richmond; Judge y.
r, w, Duke OF Charlottesville; Judge
Holt, OF staunton: John 8. Barbou VI
Judge Theodore darnett OF Norfolk
John q. Jetfrles, Of Norfolk; John g g.
parker OF southampton Samuel @ y
Fuikersor. OF Bristol; Joseph =. Step
bins. Jr. OF South B6aton; Judge 8John
q. Dew, Second Auditor OF virginia ); ;
Judge Lee Yarreli, OF Emp oria = onn
sabrell OF southampton; Stewart Jones go
clerk OF tho Court Of Appeals. ana ND 9 9
number OF others. l.5Ss SO -, J, !, =, $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Cleveland, S; Philadelphia, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, August s. latter los.
Up to-day and defeated the American
League leaders. !,
I'D ScOre. Y VIZ SIX y. -. ~:
Phiiadclphia ........l o o o111,o0-41 10 ?
Batteries: Rhoades. Bernhardt Bue-
low; Flank and Powers. limo, hours.
Umpire, OLoughlln. Attendance, 4.Sae. t54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Miss Harriet Hankjns, Of williamsburg,
Va has ret urned from AtlanH tic CITY an ,d
is Visiting Mrs. John a. Alvey. NJ, els
IYcst Grace Stree 's'st' : 80,
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Washington, 2; St. Louis, 7.
WASHINGTON, August s.--Washington
to-day won a pitchers battle.
Score: II. n. r.
washington ......o oo1ooooo1-2 !
st. Louis .........0 o O o o O01 OIL
& Batteries: Pntten and Kittredge; Glade
and Roth Attendance. 2,52a. Umpire,
Conner Time, ! 49, VIZ 35si
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Cincinnati, q; Philadelphia,

CINCINNATI, o., August s,-Cincinnati
won to-day's game from Philadelphia,
Score: 3: r.: =:
Philadelphia ........0 O. 0 10o000 Oh 0
Batteries: Walker and Street, Pittinger
and A boot. Time, l:4c. Umpire, Ems
lie, Attendance. 1855. Il
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Boston, 3; Detroit, 0,

BOSTON, August s.-BostOn continued
Z its winning stride to-day by shutting out
Detroit. :, =, =
Score: .i5 ~ ~. n. =
Deir roll ..,......,,...o o000000o-o q Q
I,nttcrIes: Dlneen Armbruster ana
crger; Dlscl, and Warner. Time. 1888.
Umpire, Sheridan. Attendance, b,o6S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
a UcTION SALE
Large West End Lots.
TO close up a corporation, we Will sell
on the premises, in the following order @
Wednesday, August 9th,
A. h#P M

4. Lat. FIVE LOTS, fronting together
Street and TIE NEW RIVERSIDE PARK.
THEN SAY, AT q r. M. ,ai.5
Five Lots, 120xl1o. Winder. near ear sump 't er
Street s n 81 I. lss'5si ts
Sumpter and Appomattox Streets.
lle Sever, ELotH, VA lS6x1ls, "a utheaAt cornars
sumpters and SAppomattox Streets.
Five Lots, 135x118, Bunpter,5 near A ppo-
mattox Street. II .3
These HOUSES are occupied by gool
tenants ut paying rates, and the LOTS
are In the growing West End. 81 55aS
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale. sS3E2
Aug sat. Aucttoneers.
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4SALES.FutureSD Days
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE l-l
Il NJ III! OF the 81
Valuable James River Farm;
f. X III KNOWN AS Eli
BUCK AN u

& BY virtue OF q deree OF the Ctrcule
GSurs G aay q SIX uy t faess
c {; hilsH cry coURTH oUsE, on
AUGUST 18TH, AT REPRESENTATIVES, I,r, =, I,,
In NJ cIiARLEsS CiTY COUNTY, known as 4
tBUCKIAND. IT. is situated three m n Hs y
west Of the courthouse, and az y MITES MI
south sido Of the River Road. and con-
3tains 800 5AC RMS. a bout 40 Of which are e
ARABLE AND VERY FERTILE, and. y
bounded on the north BY ne u. Rpplo s Ioa
ders, jr, on the south BY JAMES RIVER SsI1
and on the west by the lands OF q NJ
walker. This farm lies well, and aI Is p aTs
STOCK, ii being WE'LL WATERED;,I IN
EVERY FIELD THERE IS |. R tM MHRs
WAITER. except one !, which ss1 Is WAIER-
ED hYEJAMEs RIVER B.: rwo POST /
OFFICES, within ana miles 81 = W ~ q Z
over Church. and within four miles OF - = /
Methodist and Presbyterian Church.: -. :, :
dwelling, with four rooms, a Kitchen ada
cent thereto, three outhouses ana two
large barns, with stable-room unaer on. 1nS
s tor st eaa o. ma pssses
The large brick dwelling was burned m
1908, but the bricks are there for the use use
q TENNIS Eis nst OF SALE: ons-fourth cash;
the balance on credit OF one. TWO an no
three years, to be evidenced by notes OF
the purchaser, carrying intsreSii, 5'tu ~
date Of sale payable semi ANNUALLY, anu
the title to BIO retained Unit! the e!ttlrS
purchase money Is paid. and deed ordered
by the court; or all cash. at the option {
of the purchaser ~. ,ronartv will &
Rrrtes M ass 5oRh e Ao Sane mo Charles
city Courthouse. or John a, 14mh ~; Room
5o5 Mutual! Building, Or ~. 3 W'1'ooA lS \
e" : p'"'. D': $ $SHS X H H*Ssl
special Il, z cso mniaIaS;s
The bond required OF the special com.
n,issioners under the above nlentlohco
decree has been ap JOHN hsSs Il. MAJOR.
Clerk Circuit Court, Charles City county
REAL EsTATE-F For Rent.
FoR RENT,
thai 4AIr Hbh fRes ASS Sh sSGRahkl
"HOTEL DODSON'
franklin r. i'm i Streets, This building win be
put Ia nrst-nlass order. Possession oc'
'opsF = III rs SELDOM TAYLOR q CO,
No. q North Eleventh Street
FOR RENT,
sixty-Three Acres,
Nine Room, House. hot and cold water
stable, barn ard other oathu'ldlnss' h'es
orchard OF about sOo trees; large aspara' \.
Gus bed; 800 por annum,
r. B, cHAFFIN s. co, INC,
FINANCIAL. "
MONEY TO LEND
AT THE LOWEST IeATH on INTER-
est on Richmond city. suburban ana Eooa
| farm property. . . Z {, I. u, !. /, a. !. sg
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Where They Play To-day.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
81. Boston at PittsburB.
i'. Brooklyn at St. Louis
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blues Pull Up
B[A7HATA|!.Ll:.1'|l|C|'''s'i.
Cleveland Team, After 4 Losing
Zen Straight Games, Wins
as.8 Once More.
CHAMPIONS SILL GOING Up
New York Giants Defeat Chica-
81 60 III Close G Game ST. Louis ,t'1
@ Captures Two.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Cleveland 6, rh MI.
Washington 2, ST. Louis !.
New York Chicago (rain).
xxyhara Thsv p1av .dav. IL

Where They Play To-day.
Detroit ut Boston, h
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at PhlladeI!phia, !.
VIZ. st. Louis at Washington
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Southern League.

@ At Atlanta: Atlanta-Montgomery post
'v At birmingham; Birmingham. :; Nash
"A" At Meridian: New Orleans. g; Little
i ATT Al M emphIs: Shreveport, 10; Memphis, Q.
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THIS "Wednesday MORNING.,
@ * ss AUGUST 9th, " 4.

BY j.. Thompson Brown & Company,
lib Main Street. w "a; a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
ST, Louis, S, q; Brooklyn, ., 2.

a dou be header from Brooklyn to-day.
First game
Score: X: =: =:
9 st. Louis ...........2 o9000s-Sh 10
Batteries: Brown and Lahey; Strtcx-
lott and Bergen. Time, 1:4o. Umpire,
Bausewine.
Second game
4 Score: 3; y, =;
ST. Louis. .,...,...,.9 1oodoEa
,BntterIes: Egan and Grady; Mitohell
and Ritter. Time, 1888. Umpire. Bause-
vine Attendance, 1900.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
clubs Won Lost r Clubs Won Lost
Philndelphia.6i IS .bs7 Boston. 5.....8 - .bis
chi ca 40 81 3s ,37a Detroit ....tt g ~
Cleveland ..t4 A. 1868 NVashington.T % *
Now York...t6 Al $40 e.. Louis .,.a1 % .sS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
4 New York. 4; Chicago. 3.
\ PlttSburR, s; Boston, I.
y Cincinnati, e. Philadelphia, l.
4 81. Louis. 81; Brooklyn, 20.
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South Atlantis League.

AZ At Jacksonville, Fla: Jacksonville, =;
A Xi savannah. Ga: Savannah 2; Co
lumba, J.. =, :, ~. 4.
Macon, 3, GA 6sHtll
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fa BY "A. u. Chewing Company, 4;
Real Estate AuotIoneers.
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Nine Room House. hot and cold water
stable, barn ard other oathu'idlhs ~ n'ps
orchard OF about so trees large aspata
Gus bed; 500 por annum.
r. 3, CHAFF1N s. Coz ING,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

The bond required OF the special com.
missloners under the above mentioned
= ~ n a JOHN u, MAJOR,
Clerk Circuit Court, Charles City county
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
Joe Johnson and Henry Will
Jams Charged With Stealing
Samples Worth About $50
THE GOODS WERE RECOVERED
Trunk Was Opened at Union Station
Baggage Room, Where Williams
Was Employed at the Time-WiI-
Iams Taken to Jail, But johnson
Was Able to Furnish Bonds For His
Appearance.

Joseph johnson, q baggageman en-
ployed by McCombs Bros, and Henry
Williams, former employee Of the
same firm, were arrested late Wednes-
day afternoon by Sheriff Hutson, on a
charge of the larceny Of clothing sam
pies valued at about $50. johnson
and Williams were arraigned in JUS
tice Clarks court, and both entered
a plea Of not guilty. The former was
able to furnish bonds for 500 for his
appearance at o'clock Friday morn
ing, but Williams was sent to jail.
Part of the goods claimed to have
been taken were found by the officers
at Williams room, and other garments
of the same lot were recovered from
Johnsons room at East Linn street.
The articles consisted of sample wool
en- shirts, several suits Of childrens
clothes, and number OF pairs Of boys
trousers. The goods were the property
of j. III. Oberly, a travelling represent
tative of RosSenblatt & Son, Beloit,
Wis. Mr. Oberly did not discover tho
loss until after he had left town. He
notified the sheriff and the search,
which resulted in the finding of the
goods and the arrests, followed.
The officers are confident the goods
were stolen last Saturday at the union
station baggage room, where, for
time Williams has been employed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
PLAY PIRATE FOUND GUILTY.
Owner Of way Out West Company"
Convicted by Federal Court.


James L. Glass. owner OF the play
Way Out West" which was put on
at the Odeon in this city few weeks
ago, has been found guilty by the fed
eral court Of Keokuk of infringement
on copyright by producing his play
which contained passages Identical
with the play OF the same name owned
and copyrighted by Dick Ferris, of
Minneapolis. Ferris. who caused Glass
arrest In Ottumwa, where he went to
see the play produced. made the claim
that whole passages and parts Of the
dialogue had been stolen by Glass,
pany, two or three years ago, and had
been incorporated by him in a play he
was then writing. This play was first
named "An Arizona Romance but the
owner of the play "Arizona" found OBJ
lection to the use Of the name Arizona,
and that part of it was dropped. Then
the title was changed to "The Lone
Star Mystery Later Glass had a
chance to buy some Autographs Of
Ferris way Out West" and did so.
using them to advertise his show by
covering up the word Ferris. BY this
verdict sentence OF not to exceed one
year in the penitentiary can be im-
posed on Glass. The case is Of impor-
lance to those of the theatrical world.
as it is the first to have been tried
since the new law protecting COPY
rights went into effect. Formerly the
infringement Of copyright was sub
ject to civil action only.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
Tho Hesthoven Club.

The regular Beethoven Club meet
ing Wednesday afternoon was held at
the home of Miss Pauline Grumme.
Mrs. George McNeely was the chair
man In charge of the program, which
followed the study lesson, on Musical
and Illustrative Song" Those who
took part in the program and their
numbers, were as follows:
"Polonaise" (Chopin) Miss Maud
Salisbury.
Duet, "sextette' (Lucia di Lanna-
moor)-Mrs G. A. Eadie and Miss Me-
va Bentley.
Vocal solo, .'when Mabel Sings
(speaks) Miss Florence King.
Instrumental duet-tMrs. Eadie and
Miss Bentley.
Gate Of Tears and II Will Print a
Kiss" Carrie Jacobs Bond)-Miss
Florence King.
Instrumental, Cavalier Rusticana"
Mrs. r. Fl. Durcan.
In the absence of Mrs. +. G. Holly.
Mrs. G. A. Eadie. vice president, pre-
sided at the meeting Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Guests Of
the club yesterday were Miss Grace
Conlee, Of GaleHburg, Ill, Miss Justine
Jones and Miss Helen Wrigley.