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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-08-04
HAMPDfN.S SIDNEY COLLEGE

HAMPDER-SlOREY COLLEGE.
The college OF Souihside and Underwater
virginia Instruction thorough; equipment
GOOD climate excellent; expense small
LITERARY and sClENTlFlCCOu
lnth session OPENS september y. 1890.
Address PROF.. j. % e. Bagby ". f.,
boN I'i Acting President,
ln. 'rimos iiampdon-sldnoy, Va
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-08-04

WIN wait ~ Chester until a.B M FOL
A. q. L. Aul train rom Richmond
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-08-04

h',Wrtn NlnicrpOck and Iiohmoud and
i'i'f9hufs VIA Chester aud Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
THOUGHT TOO FAST.

In the first game he ever played
with Chicago. Had Bill' ErEan.
who died Of consumption in uvnYer
last month. was charged with a
fielding error just because his head
worked too well for Willie Dahlen
A man was on second. a Erounder
was hit % EgEan. and such was the
speed with which this mans head
and hands both worked the ball Wan
sent 10 third instead OF over the US
ual route To first Nine times out OF
ten when a runner u on aecond a
gruundcr 20 the second haBrman
means the advancement OF the run
ner. and only a second baasman Of
SIMPLY wonderful speed can head
the man at third. EgEAn got the
ball across a mile ahead 81 hts man.
but nahlsn never expected such a
play The ball whitEed on uneheck-
al. and the runner scored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
Food For Sportocrats

the information cams froa r. not
announced. II was sent 10 Now
York and other big cities. aud the
people who crafty their npoftlng
blood hy betting ON tho horses got
down aud roapod a goodly harvest -
that Is when the boukmaher caahod.
Among those Go put down u biz
bet ON this horse was Charles Cash.
a we'll known member OF the Metro
polltau association Of New York
who arrived In Chicago. en- route To
Hot Springs While In Chicago he
gave two bets. one o. tto0 an an
other Of sl2b. to Henry Stlckler. To
be placed.
The bets were made 10 win and
we're accepted by O1.oarY at aver
age odds" Tho horse was quoted At
20 10 I and 10 to /. making the aver
age odds III 60 l. Accordingly,
stichler supposed that he had So
ia2 so coming 10 him ia winnings.
hut here IL the sequel When
suckler got his envelope from
o'I.eary he found II contained only
s. b25' with o.t~arY'a explanation
that he did not pay more than 30
600 ON any bet. and that he had a
previous understanding with Stick
Ter that the most he could win on
any one wager was $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

THE Faculty" aANL+ 'hiFfHa tsa
aud "Ahrua."
The baaebau Hausd ~ the unlfefz
atty. which uurnbefB about 20 men.
haa huan forming ost every ndfei Q
naan thia ueuh for tra hours praH-
ties. The large bpeHatop has iuat
been repaired ard batting prnsttH9
has begun. Coach Thorpe lie n firm
believer that Ia degainps b1itarH.
each man should spend some time
every day a. the born" plate With
the stick The practice iH concluded
gvery evening hY r. game between
two Mines from the squad.
n che varsity basketball team does
not take the aealps 81 the lllenHr
burg Eufmala a. the university
gymnasium tonight. It win Hot be
because the former have not blood
in heir eyes for the Eofmnlitsa
Ever since the varsity suffered de
feat 81 isllsuHburg recently the play
efH have been restless 10 redeem
themselves The young ladies' VIII
have their hands FUN With the husky
team OF the Meteor Athletic club.
After the game n reception and
dance will be given % the players Of
the four teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

~ AfofNa IL fulfnfd
The announcement has been made
that Al G. Weuu. the ncrvy. skill
ful driver OF the Poue- Toledo %. i"
will be one 81 three men To drive
In the 1905 Gordon Bennett cup
race. TO be run in France.
lie may be. but II Is doubtful
Webb IL sick Of racing. and before
the conclusion Of tho Florida tour
nament. had about decided 10 quit
the game.
There are several good reasons
for this. First Webb does not have
20 guide the blk. laundering ma
chimes over road and track for a
livelihood. His mother IL wealthy
and time and again has offered
Al twice tho sum he can earn. to
give MP racing and lead the sim
pie life. far from the maddenlnK
apeeders.
There Is no question OF webh's
ability or nerve. He looks upon the
question from a broader standpoint
and says he can see nothing In t.
lie would prefer TO go into the ex-
psrimental room OF one Of the large
factories, whore his inventive
genius would have a chance 20 dts
play itself. for in addition e. being
a great driver. he a. skilled me
chauic. and this offers him oppor-
tunities 20 accomplish something
permanent. which be does not think
the racing game affords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
LA MAR WON
The RACE
GREAT CROWD WATCHED rHE
ROLLER SKATING CONTEST
AT raE AUDITORIUM

Amid the deafenIng applause Of
300 peanle which shook the Audi
torium 10 it's Ye3 foundations.
Johnnie Ia Mar. the crack amateur
roller skater of seattle. finished the
FINAL heat IN tho roller skating race,
held on tho rink last Might quar-
ter OF lap in advance Of MeElruy,
winning the event and also title Go
the bronco medal which was OF
Tered b. the management 10 the vic
tor. Ia Mar covered the distance
IN the final heat In 40
There we're nine entries for the
event. and the men were started Oft
three in a bunch. the winners per
forming in the final
The race last night was the first
OF It's Kind 10 be held IN this city
for some time. aud the people sim
ply went Wild In their enthusiasm
as the daring skaters whirlcd
around the track
With the exception Of Dale and
MeElroy. Ia Mar had the other par
Elephants In the race easily out
chased Dale. according o. the rules
governing the event. Was disquali-
fled before he had completed one
lap for fouling one of the turuposts.
Il was merely a miscalgulauon on
uailos part. but the mishap greatly
disappointed his friends who expect
ed him 10 win the final
Although several OF the contest
ants fell a number OF times IN at
tempting 10 make the turns while
going at too great a speed. yet NO
one was hurt. While the other
events were exciting aud brought
forth generous applause from the
gallery. the final heat was the event
OF the evening. Up until tho last six
rounds Ia Mar and McEiroy huns
togcther like a couple OF Siamess
twins. sometimes ono leading and
then the other.
After completing the nth round.
la Mar. who was quick 20 take ad-
vantage Of every opportunity. saw
an opening and Jumped 10 Il. secur-
ting n lead Of fully four feet Me
Elroy spurted and for a time he
closed up the gap. but Ia Mar got
= hustle on and opened the gap be-
tween the two 70 n distance Of half
a lap The lNst thrse laps were the
most exciting OF All MeElroy was
unable to gain an inch. and with the
crowd on up-toe and yelllng. boot
ing. bowling and making every sort
of ucIaa ever invented. Ia Mar
crossed the line. followed a seeond
later b. McElroy. Biswangcr. who
won the first heat Was 0utclHsRed
aud finished a poor third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
a LITTLE wHlRL AROUND WITH FEW
SHORT STOPS DIFFERENT srAuons-A rHe NEWS
THAT'S WORTH wHLs IN THg MANY rIELos SPORTS
"HANDs oFF.a mn MAGNArn


Il have always regarded Amos
kusle as the greatest pitcher Of his
day or of any other daY. said 10
cal fan who knew the big tWlrlcr IN
days gone by. lie had the greatest
uut-curyc ever offered "A batter. he
had cyclone speed aud he had a slow
bali that drove hattsrs 10 the bottle
The one man who didut ap=
probate kusie vas the man who
should have appreciated him the
most-Andrew Freedman. president
Of the New York club. FOR which
Amos was doing such sensational
work
ono day In New York. in 1896.
Rustic was toying with the Louis
yilles. Who we're all In tho air be
cause they couldn't hit hts slow
toasera Up TO the seventh inning
Amos hadn't pitched a fast ball aud
it looked like an easy victory for
New York.
Freedman was sitting in a box
with 4 crowd OF rammany men. lie
didn't know that Rusie Was pitching
masterful ball The great tWirler 3
slow delivery appeared TO him like
sulkiug lie sent word 10 Rusie 10
speed en- up
'Rusio shook his head when the
message was delivered
Back went another message. IF
you don't pitch faster I'll suspend
you
There was nothing to do but put
on steam, That was Just what the
Colonies wanted and they batted out
a victory After the game Freed
man rushed 10 the dressing room
and fined Rusie 500 for loalng a
game he would have Won easily II
he had been left alone really be
llevo IL was this kind Of treatment
that drove the great pitcher 10
drink and finally out % the game
and back 10 the pick ana shovel As
a sewer digger at Muneie."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
RUED orr

los ANGELES. March LIP. J.
German. Gerald Evans and ~Dia-
mond" Joe Costens were ruled OFF
The track yesterday. pending an
Investigation IN regard 10 charges
Of fraud made BY Jockey ]. NJ.
Lynch Lynch claims that Cor.
man. Who Is part owner Of a stable
At Ascot. approached him and Of.
tered him sI00 10 keep Sinner 81
mon out Of the money.
Lynch before the race Informed
Judge Hamilton Of Germans Of
fer. and was instructed 90 ride the
horse as best he could. Sinner ST
mon won. and an inspection of the
books showed that the German gang
had expected 10 win f3I25. In
stead they lost f2.i93 Neither
Germans partner nor Trainer Da-
via Is implicated In tho alleged
crookedness-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
generally caught"

The game OF baseball and the
men who play It never had better
defender than the young woman
" no sat across the table from me at
an East end boarding house last
season says Eddie Wheeler The
girl didn't know very mucn about
the game. but aho stood up for Il
through thick and thin.
Ono evening ai supper a man
VIM knew nothing at all about the
game spoke up
sec in the papers. he said.
that not 50 many bases are stolen
now as IN the old days Why Ii H.
pleaaef''
Before could answer. the young
woman framed up a happy reply
Why. don't YOU know. she said
the ball players OF today are more
honest than those Of 20 years ago
and they get better pay. too. They
don't have TO steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The sophomore debating club met
In room 40 Of the high school yes
terday and debated the question.
That immigration II detrimental 10
the welfare OF the United States -
The speakers on the affirmative
being basketball players and unable
TO show up. I. Iambuth and A. Nell
son ably filled their places. J. Barto
and G. Marvin debated on the mega
tive The decision was won by the
affirmative. Logan Becker rendered
banjo solo and Harold Rogers a
violin selection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
TRY 1T AT MY EXPENSE.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

tNINEithi1 STATION. Mhfth
1.-The XVI Tennis club At the
state university has rrufEanizsd. In
erenniuR the membership from 10 10
a. mou. At e meeting held YrHlrfz
day afternoon. it nov players wore
voted In This organization Il one
Of the two mems student clubs and
will furnish a Eoadly number Of can
didatua 10 com pete FOR a position GA
the team 10 represent Washington
Ia the inter university tennis meet
witch IN 10 b. arranged FOR.
The four clubs Ia the school are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
OFFICIALS COMING

I. A. Nadeau. general agent OF
tho Northern Pacific. received a
wire yesterday from 81 Paul stat
ing that a party q operating and
traffic officials Of that road would
arrive in Seattle in the early part
Of. next week The party consists
Of Howard Elliott. president. II. J.
Horn. general manager. =. ". Gil
bert. general superintendent. Henry
Blakley. assistant general freight
agent. A. d. Smith. assistant gen
eral passenger agent. w. q. John
son. auditor OF disbursements. and
Il. ]. Pearson. chief engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
INTERESTING.

An interesting exhibit IN ma
tional museum would be a display Of
the gloves worn IS the caieherz In
the big league" says Jack sullivan
the crack hack stop. Who will wear
a Detroit uniform this year.
No two eatchera hold the ball IN
the same place Ia their gloves and
50 In such an exhibit nue would zee
a half hundred biz mitis with 50 In
dentationa In so different places. No
catcher ever uses glove until Il
has been pulled and maulcd around
for several days and q deep hole
dug IN the place where the ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
TO FORM NEW LEAGUE

western bowling clubs thranian
10 leave Tho national league e@iha
70 the fact that weHiothefu do not
care % have the routrul ~ the sit
uatioH In tho handa 81 Now York,
which wnn given the reinH n the
recent convention ia Milwaukee
The western clubs which are Kick
InE over the traces are mainly
those along the Pacific coast A. a
reason for the action the clubs state
they fear New York will name a
city at which the next convention Is
To be held namow here back east A.
l. Jeukina. 81 the Monarch team.
OF seattle. Ia In favor Of the new
move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
o'LEARY WEIGHED

n a horse named Roasmond had
only broken his neck instead OF
winning a race AZ the ridiculous
odds OF 20 To 1. there would be much
more peace and happiness in the
betting circles Of Chicago. ALSO. t..e
fact would not have been brought 10
light that sim o't~aFY. the ERmb-
ling king. Il trying 20 WEIGH on 4
bet
Thla RosNmond horse won at City
Park track AZ New Orleans on Feb.
IS
Hosamoud was sent around the
country as a good thing Just where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

Baseball league until March is.
when q motion for permanent or
der vii be taken up BE is also
restrained from asserting that the
Parifie National league has dis
banded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
Old Men
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Young Men
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
Sporting Briefs

There Is trouble brewing In the
tug uf-war world Captain ~
Spfaugef Ia being assalled by bis
warriors for their money due them
as result 20 their Juggling spranE
er says 10 luat money on the deal
and viii not pay them any moro
than So. which. he says. they can
divide up between them. Tho war
riofa refused. and Il now looks aH
n there would be a legal tug-uf-
war between tho captain and his
men.
The ST Auu.a basketball team. Of
ballard. defeated the frs, team
from West Seattle last night AZ
81 AIMS parish house bY a score
OF 35 20 8 The game was a fast
one from start 10 finish. bat the
visitors we're easily outplaycd by
the 81 AIMS.
The Seattle Golf club team and a
party Of friends left for Portland
last night. where they are TO meet
the Portland club today. While
there the Seattle club will be en-
tertained By a banquet at the Ar
lluEton club. Tho team will return
10 this city Monday morning.
The King County Fair association
will offer q. 600 in stakes for the
different events at the meet this
summer. The races. which are 10
start on May n aud end July "a.
will attract some OF the best blood
OF the west 20 this city. The dates
have been approved by tho Cali
foFnia Jockey club.
BELLINGHAM. March ii-Frank
Carkeek. who claims 10 be ha
worlds wrestling champion. ses
defeated by Joe Carroll al this plare
last night. CaFkerk was to threw
Carroll three times In an hour. but
succeeded in getting him man TO pe
mat for one fall. which took 2sis
mlnutca
UTICA. n Y. March fi.-Frtek
Gotch. the wrestler. won two straight
falls from Jim Parr. the -IsnRash
champion. here last night.
MILWAUKEE, March fi.-Bniy
F'innucane, Of Chicago. won m the
second round on a foul from Young
Leary. OF Milwaukee. In what was
scheduled az an eight-round bout
before the badger Athletic club last
night Young Mahoney Of Racine.
defeated Jack Bcauchalle in the NTH
Of a slx-round bout Grover Hayes.
OF Chicago. won from Jack Nolan. OF
Milwaukee. In six rounds. and Steve
Kinney. Of Milwaukee. knocked out
Jack Turner. Of Chicago. In one
round.
SAN FRANCISCO. March IL
Fifteen horses faced the barrier IN
the opening race nj Emeryvilla yes
terday and the winner turned up IN
Toltre. an outsider. F1oriana Relic.
nj 50 10 /. was second. MhgreRor
was another winner at long odds
Bell Reed and True Wing also took
the money at good odds.
9-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
MAKES HE SMILE

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
DANNY MAHElt

II was left for Danny Maher. the
American Invader. 70 win the great
est percentage OF wins In mounts. Of
any jockey riding In England last
season He concluded his 1904 en-
gagement with the Blackwell stable.
with lis races won ont OF 4s2
mounts. OF 1850 per cent. tie rode
the season through without an ac-
eident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

Stevens w. G. II. will give a Sc.
aPtrieks tea at the home Of Mrs.
j. r Jacobson. 1911 East Alder
street. March II. afternoon and
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
HAS He SUPERNATURAL olFTsf

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

SPOKANE. March lin the su-
pcrior court yesterday. on appllea-
ton Of the Pacific Northwest
league. an order vas issued re-
straining w. II. Lucas from taking
steps 10 form his new International
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

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cross the rod ball twice.
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the Faculty" xvi Stigma Eu'
and HALraa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-11

UTICA. n Y. March fi.-Frek
Gotch. the wrestler. won two straight
falls from Jim Parr. the -IsnEash
champion. here last night
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1905-03-02
Leopold.

Spring seems to be opening, for
the ground is fast losing it's white
icy robes. Everything is animated
since the zero weather left us and
everybody is stirring, altho per-
son could mire any place.
Merchant a. HuIsh0f and Henry
Hulshof went to Benton last
Sunday.
Sheriff David Conrad was in our
town on business one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Holweg is on the
sick list.
Messrs. John Steinncrd and son
Henry, Henry Tenholder and son
John were at Burfordville last
Wednesday.
Merchant John Tcnholder and
his son John, left for st. Louis last
Monday.
Our doctor moved his business
into Geo. Tenholder's house which
he purchased from DR.. J. NJ. Finnev
E. G. Manning is employed at
Whitewater this week.
News is scarce, so I'll ring off.
AUGUST.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1905-03-02
Glen Allen.

Plenty Of mud in this community
at present.
Miss Alice Mcdaniel of DcSoto
is visiting relatives and friends at
and near tins place this week.
Miss Statia Zimmerman is visiting
relatives at Frcdcricktown
Rev. Wm. Bcss filled his regular
appointments here Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Della Rhodes and Alma
Peak visited in the country Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Caroline Zimmerman closed
Il successful term Of school at Castor
last Saturday and is back home
again.
Mrs Frank Mcdaniel of DeSoto
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eaton,
in our city.
James Belchambcrs of ST. Louis
was in Glen Allen Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. J. q. Stevens and son, Ernest,
are visiting relatives at Cape Girar-
deau.
Arthur Green was in Glen Allen
Sunday.
Prot. Rufus Zimmerman closed
his school here Friday. The pro-
gram was well rendered by the pu-
pills and a good time was had by
all present. Prof. Zimmerman left
Monday for Cape Girardeau where
he will enter the Normal.
LITTLE SIS.