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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-16
MARSHALL SEES KING.
Owner of Famous Yacht Gets a
Cordial Reception.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

.lSpeclal to The .T1mes-Dlspatch.)
LONDON. June 15.-.Wilson Marshall.
the yacht Atlantic, which won the trans
Atlantic race for the Emperor's cup, was
presented by Sir Thomas Upton to King
His Majesty received Mr.. Marshall very
graciously and inquired about the ocean
race. He said it would give him great
fore II left England. Mr. Marshall tav-
Ing remarked how much himself and
other American yacht owners would like
to compete for n Kings cup in English
waters. the King said It always gave h m
the greatest pleasure to do anything for
the encoura cement Of yachting.
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Results in St, Louis.

(By Associated Press)
ST. LOUIS, June 1b.-Delmar summaries; q
First race--fiye furlongs-Haughty ~ TO- b)
first, Durnoletta C1b to y second Ruth Nolan
20 to y third. Time, 1904 20,
Second race--six furlongs.-Debbie May a to
3 first, Eleanor Howard (6 to y second
ssSyer 6 to thra Tine is no.
first. Ethel Davis a to y second. Our Lille
Is to y third, Time, l:l71-5.
Fourth race--six furlongs-Aiss Mac Day
(cyen) first, seavoynge u TO y second. Willow
3dene q to y third, Time. 10.
Fifth race--mile and twenty yards-Passlre
"a to u first, Sincerity Bell (3 TO u second,
Courant q to ~ third. Time l,47'
Sixth rae ace and seventy yar1s-Brayey
Niiss Betty q to y third. Time, l:Ae,
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Hunting for Sport Cruel.

KANSAS CITY, MO. June 15.-''I used
TO be an enthusiastic hunter" said j.
Ralph Burton. senior United States SEN
ator from Kansas at the Union Dept
yesterday, "but I don't hunt any more.
j don't like tho idea OF taking the life & I
any creature for the sake Of sport. l
used to take my gun and kill ployer,
quail and sometimes prairie chickens;
NV recreation now Is horseback riding"
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BY "A. ]. Chewning Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale
OF
No. 518 N. TWenty-fifth St

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust,
dated July I, 1904. recorded in the clerk g
Office Of Richmond Chancery Court, In d.
b. 1872 B, page III, default having been
made In a portion of the debt thereby Sc
cured, and being required by the benen-
ciary so to do, we will sell by auction.
upon the prem15ss = on Inv, ZOO;
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. the property numbered
as above. FRONTING % FEET, MORE
OR LESS ON THE WESTERN LIND OF
5T.lVENTY-F1FTH STREET, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS. BY A
DEPTH OF l22 FEET 40 AN ALLEY,
WITH a FRAME DWELLING THERE
ON. This property. located In one Of the
most desirable residential sections OF the
city, should attract your attendance at
time OF sale. 4e
f TERNlS-Cash as to all Of purchase
money, except the following credits, viz:
FIVE notes for. the sum Of $3.50 each, due
July A. 1906: January 4. 1906 January 1,
1907, and July 4, 1907 and one note for.the
sum Of $780, due July 4, 1907 said credit
payments to bear Interest from day OF
sale. A, j. CHEWNING,
Ju l6-tds trustee,
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Guilty,

SOUTH .,,I, ADL y e. MATS i Jnn a s,, h.
Mai intentIons2S Vas asked Of every
Mount IIolyoke College senior at the class
exercises last night. The engaged girls,
1Guilty;" the others mot guilty.
The occasion was the last romp OF the
college course. the exercises being held
on Mount IIolyoke. summit, = Where tie
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Compete for Bennett Cup.

f LONDON, June l5.-After several disappoint,,
ments the Americans OF London have succeeded
James Gordon Bennett cup In Paris. June 18th.
1t is composed OF Insley, Blair, Robert Collier.
Frank Mackay and Craig Wadsworth. French
and Spanish teams have entered. and It is
probable that an English team will compete,
rho cup was offered two years ago, but as
there were no American entries 1t has never
heretpfore been competed for. !.
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Golf Tournament.

(3y Associated Press, 9.-I
+ SHORT HILLS. N. j., June lb-The second
round OF the women's metropolitan golf cham
pIonship on the Baltusroi Golf Club links to-
day did not produce any sensational matcheH
Mrs. Stout, one down with Mrs Rogers at tho
turn. won In the end by two up and one to
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Salisbury, IL; Danville, 9.

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
b& SALISBURY. N. c.. June 15-Sallsbury-
Spencer won Il ten inning game from Dan
Vile here this afternoon The score stood IL to
%.
Batteries for Salisbury Spencer. Ham and
Bentley; for Danvie, Moore and Benny.
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Charlotte, y; Greensboro,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
Il GREENSBORO. n &C, June 16.--With q tied
score of to In the eighth Inning. n COM
bination Of punched hits by Charlotte and
costly errors by Greensboro nctted the visitors
six more runs and gave them tho game, the
final score being TO 2. The playing OF both
teams was splendid until the eighth
Score by innings r. II. T.,
Greensboro. :. ......,...0 o 0l0000 l-2 10 8
Charlotte..,.., ..........0Ol0O O061-7 o 9
Batteries; Lucas and Ryan; reynolds and
400.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Cleveland, q; Washington, Q.

- {
WAsIiINGToN. June 1b.--Cscreiand shut
out Washington to-day through the magnifl-
cent pitching OF joss, who had the local team
completely In his power.
Score: r. II. f.
J Washington...... 100 0 10000
Cleveland .....t ......,..1 D 90 0l.0 o o.
Batteries. Hughes and Heydon: joss and
Buelow. Empires, Mccarthy and Kelly. Time,
1:20 Attendance, 2.1H
Chicago, S; New York, I.
NEW YORK, juno Is. launching OF hits and
Whites good pitching with men on bases, gave
Chicago the victory.
Score: Il. H. -.
New York;. ........0 0 0 900 00-1
Z Chicago. ....4.....1 DOL 900 -5
Batteries: CHESHIRE Pullman and klcinow:
White and Sullivan. Time hours. Umpire.
Connolly Attendance, 1900. ~
St. Louis, s.; Philadelphia, o.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June l5.-Howell
pitched great ball to-day. and shut out the
home team st7{. s'E
Score: w r. II. Z.
st. Louis. 20 III 0 0 0 o % 10
Thindelphia,.... 1910 900 90 o 90
Batteries: Howell and sugden; Bender Coax
ley. schreck and Barton. Time. l:4o, Umpire,
Sheridan Attendance. 3.7lo
Detroit, S; Boston, /.
BOSTON, June l5.--Detroit's errors were less
costly and their hits were punched. giving
them the game.
Score: r.. II. E.
Il Detroit........ ..-..,....0 OF 2 0 0--S
Boston. ............ % 0oo0 010t-1 &
Batteries: Ktson and Drill: Young and
tendance, 1855 IA
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The Drys Won.

(spee'al to The Times Dlspatch)
b MYTH NVILLE, VA, June BIN tie
local option election here to-day the drys
won by twenty-six majority.
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Ju14-tds
4.s BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
f5. BANKRUPT SALE
STOCK or GROCERIES, ETC.

STOCK DC G1tOCEItlES,E IC.f 5ssa8
Pursuant to decree OF the United!
states District Court for the eastern Dis Dis
.trict OF Virginia, entered on the 9Th DAY
OF June, 1905, In the matter of Mrs, WIZ
liam @ uinn, bankrupt, / will sell at pub
lie auction. Il
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH. 1905, #
AT 1920 O'CLOCK. Il .s
the entire stock of Groceries, FIXTURES
etc. situated at 3o6 Louisiana Street, f 1-
ton. N 81 . 5ss :, 81
tina, jun DO and other brands or Soaps;
FlavorIng Extracts. Agate Ware, Tin
ware, Cakes and Crackers, Canned Goods
of all kinds, Bottled Pickle Bottled!
Syrup, Baking Powders of various kinds
and Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Snuff,
Cigarettes; nice assortment OF other
goods usually found in n first-class Gro
Gerry; also q lot OF Fixtures, such as COT
fec Mills, OH Tank and Measures, large
Refrigerator, Nickel-F Framed e. Sho W
Cases, Ice Chest Soda Fountain, Glasses.
3 Gas Tanks, 2 Ice Cream shavers. lot Of
Glass Jars, ETC., etc.
Receiver and Trustee for Mrs. William
Geo, ". Mayo. memehth hehemtm ben
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer; M Y:
Ju 15-3t III
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Standing of the Clubs.
St. Louis, 8; New York, q.

ST. LOUIS. June 15.-st. Louis won the first
game OF the New York series.
Score: r. II. E.
ST. Louis. -. ...........2 ooo1lo0l-5 o i
New York. ........0 0030010 s.
Batteries: Nichols and Grady; Taylor and
Breanahan. Time. 1:io. Umpires, Klein and
Johnstone. Attendance. 800
Philadelphia, Z; Pittsburg, o.
PITTsBURG. June 15.-Philndelphia outplay-
ed Pittsburg at every point.
Score: r. II. E.
1aittsb,rg ooooooo-o :
Philadelphia. ..... 1911 90 03I10-7 IL 0
Batteries. Lever, Hildebrand and PeItz: Pit.
finger and Kahoe. Umpire, Bausewrne. Time
1:55. Attendance. 3,19S.
Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, q.
y CHICAGO. Juno l5..The fielding q Brook:
being ludicrous.
Score. r. II. E.
Chicago. .......21eoIo4o.-lo Ii 2
Brooklyn. ....... 02l0000Ol-4 Z 8
Batteries: Pfener, Reulbach and O. Neill;
Scanlon. Mcintyre and Ritter Time ?:o5 I'm.
pire. o'Day. attendance. $500.
Cincinnati, 8; Boston, 2.
CINCINNATI, o.. June l5-- Cincinnati won
to-day's game In the tenth Inning through a
daring piece OF base running by Barry. who
flee. after making single. and scored on a
short fly to center.
4 Score: r. H. f.
Cincinnati -. 49,. .oooo.200o0l-3 ii i
Boston. ;........0 0Ol00l0o-2 II Q
Batteries: Ewing and Schlc: Young and
Needham. Time, :55. Umpire. Ems!ie. At
tendance, 1900.
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will sell THIS DAY at 1880 "A. NJ. at
my warerooms. 90 Broad Street. very
Handsome Highly Polished CHARTERED Oak
Double Oak and other Wnrdrobes, 2 very
Handsome Highly Polished Oak Side
boards, Oak and Walnut China Closets,
Dining Tables, Book Cases, very Hand
some Moauet Druggcts. Comparatively
New Drophead Singer and other Sewing
Machines, 80 Assorted Chairs Rockers,
Iron Beds. Springs, Mattresses, Bed Room
Furniture, Oak Chiffoniers, several Odd
Pieces OF Mahogany Furniture, Pictures,
Mirrors, Kitchen Furniture. Cook stoves,
etc, Ladies invited.
GEO. v. OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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Southern Leagu,

Il At Atlanta New Orleans, 9: Atlanta. 0.
At Shreveport. La: Shreveport Nashville
(rain).
At Montgomery: Memphis. 4; Montgomery. s.
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Summary.

First race-six furlongs-Ivan the Ter
rble 70 to 1O) first, Kurtsman q to ID sec
ond, Jocund e to y third. Time. 1l4 2-5.
Second race-one whitewater Light a
to y first, Agile e tod second, Work.
man GO to y third. Time, /: $50.
Third race-the double event of $4,000;
last five and half furlongs of Futur-
ity course--GeorGc c. Bennett Is to p
first, Ironsacs Is to y second, Bohemian
e to j third Time, l:07.
Fourth race-the Suburban handicap OF
$4,000; one mile and a quarter-Beldamc
1913, O'Neill G5to 2 and 6 to b. first.
Proper, 100, W. Knapp Il to and s to 81
second, First Mason. lis, Bullman GO to !
and to y third. Time, 2:05 3d. Jnc-
ouin, Alan -Dale Delhi, Ostrich, Adbcll,
English Lad. Miss Crawford and BAD
News also ran.
Fifth race-last five furlongs of Fu-
turlty course-Timber q to b first, Nc
Kittridge Is to y second, Sufficency
a to y third. Time, l:0l 2-5.
Sixth race--one mile and sixteenth;
on turf Memories q to 5) first, Possess
sion Us to y second, Action as to y
third. Time, 1:4S .S
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IN execution OF a decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, Va, rem
dered June 9Th, 1905, in the suit OF Mary
8. Banner, Guardian, &C., vs. Howard 81
Danner, ct ais, will, as Special Com
missioner thereby appointed. proceed to
sell at public auction on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2lsT. 1905,
at @ o clock P. Nj, that we'll planned and
elegantly finished brick dwelling situated
as above stated It contains 10 rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, servants room, numerous
closets, three well equipped bath rooms,
large handsome Mirror in hall on first
floor, Mirror Mantels, Gas, Electric
Lights, and the entire house Is heated by
hot water. In fact nearly every modern
device for comfort and convenience Is
found on these promises.
This Is one OF the most attractive f1ouseS
Of It's kind and size vet erected in this
city. 1t having been the purpose OF the
gentleman who built It. for his own use,
to combine the essential elements OF space,
beauty strength. light and ventilation,
thus making 1t worthy OF its eligible site
on this Fashionable thoroughfare.
3 TE RMS-One-thrd cash, balance at u
12 and 1S months for negotiable notes,
with interest added. and the title retained
until deed Is ordered by the court.
PRESTON COCKE, 4tsS
Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION sALES-This Day
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
r EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEE sA1E
Central Corner Business
Property,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
S. w. Corner Cary and
Ninth Streets,
43 1.3x4O FEET,
Friday, June 16, 1905,
l O'Clock P. M.

BY authority of tho heirs OF Thomas
auction. on the premises at the above
time and date. that most desirable central
business property. with several old frame
shops thereon, renting for 5000 per annum
payers on the southwest .e corner soo Ninth
and Cary Streets, fronting on Cary 40 1-3
feet
This property Is surrounded by three
streets, giving abundance OF air and light,
and has railroad tracks along It's south-
ern front. connecting with all railroad
lines In the State. It's Immediate prox-
unity to the railroad depots OF the North
and South, East and West trunk ines
renders 1t very valuable.
TERMS-One-thlrd cash, balance In /
and years; or all cash, at option of pur-
chaser.
j: THOMPSON BROWN 6 CO.,
Ju 11-tds Auctioncers.
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South Atlantic League.
At Birmingham: Birmingham, u; Little
Rock. g. p
At Savannah: Ga: Macon, g. Savannah, 4.
Charleston, S. c.: Charleston. 8; Augusta, ..
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The bond required OF the Special com,
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given.
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BY Geo. W. oliver, Auctioneer,
90 Broad Street, Between First and Brook
Avenue. Phone 45SL.
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BY Il. "A, Catlin.
0 North Eleventh Street.
High Glass Residence
Shafer Street, Between
Franklin and Park Avenue,
AND SURROUNDED by THE MOST
Costly Improvements In
the City,
AT PURLIc AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner. T Will Oh
THURSDAY, JUNE ED.
at 6 o'clock r. M, sell at auction, thai
planned 3story dwelling. No. 2lS 6hafsr
Street. 1t contains II rooms bath
rooms. all handsomely nnished; wide halls
and all modern convenences, and - sll-
!tions of the city. Tho neighborhood isS
unsurpn ssed. and when all things are con.
sidered II will at once be seen that IN this
seekers I'd secure a choice dwelling place
In the choicest location at a moderate
figure, This property has 70 be seen 70 pc
appreciated, and an lnspeetioS OF u BY 4
parties Interested is inv!teai
TERAlS-Yery accommodate ng, 81
". ~ GAyVkAN.s
IN 10. tda N3 fs 3ibi r. .55}t ss
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Byf J. THOMPSON Brown & Co.,
1113 Main Street.
Auction Sale
Two Story
Corner Brick Dwelling,
No. l3l Cary and jeff erson,
One Block Jefferson Hotel.

We will sell at auction on tho premises,
Friday, June 18th, at 6 2. Pm.
the above property, containing 8 rooms
besides SUB cellar, city improvements.
etc, The property could be turned into
a CORNER STORE, witt, flats above at
slight expense and would pay handsome
.ly as permanent investment, or
with little Improvement could
to the New Jefferson will improve Its
renting and selling value.
TERMS: Easy and annonneed ct sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneers. &
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & CO.

{. i =
n RusTEEs SALE or A MOORE
STREET LOT, BEGINNING 100
FEET WEST OF .DINNEEN STREET,
FRONTING As FEET ON NORTH LINE
OF MOORE STREET AND RUNNING
BACH. 100 FEET 40 AN ALLEY IN
COMMON
BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated Jan
nary o. 1894, and duly recorded In Hen
rico County Court p. .. l4i 3, page 2yO
TO the undersigned trustees 10 secure the
payment Of n certain note therein de-
scrlhed., default being made. and being
auction, on the PREMISES
TUESDAY, JUNE 20TII, AT 6Ia. NJ,
the property described IN said deed as
above
TERMs-Cash as to expense Of sale, all
unpaid taxes. and to pay, a balance due
on said debt OF $50, with interest from
December p, 1900. and balance IN six
months.
EDW. Fl. BROWN,
{Ju 1G-tds Trustees,
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Mirror Front Wardrobcs, Handsome
sidcboards, China Closet, Book
cases, Druggcts, Sewing Machines,
Rcfrigcrators, Iron Beds, Antique
Furniture, Etc.
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Took No Chances.

Beldanle's burst Of speed through the
stretch was well timed, and none of the
others got within a length and one-halI
in the last stage Of the race. First
Mason moved up and with Proper at his
side, Joaquin close behind, and passed
the defeated favorite. AS in all his
races. the Jennings colt came through
the last furlong with q great rush. and
secured second prize. First Mason was
only q length behind, In third place,
after having run an exceedinly good
race from the rear. O'Neill used his
whip freely in the finish on Beldame,
taking no chances Of losing his hard
earned place In front. The victory was
extremely popular.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
IL. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneern,
No. s N. Eleventh Street.

q, CURT sA1.F; OF THAT NEW, sIIA N D.
AND VERY ATTRACTIVELY LOCATED
RESIDENCE, NO 1905 w. FRANKLIN
STREET. BETWEEN HARRISON AND
.RYLAND, NOW OCCUPIED BY MRS.
FRANK w. BANNER. LOT 275sx162ta
FEET TO a WIDE ALLEY.
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1(continued From First Page.)

the remaining contestants close up. Delhi
quickly opened up gap Of two lengths
and held 1t throughout the first MILE
but he was unable to shake off Beldame.
Adbell and Joaquin ran side by side in
third place around the turn and down
the back stretch.
A fine spectacle Of the racers was pre-
scented from the grand stand. Delhi's
supporters were jubilant at his appa-
rently easy path to victory, but their
cheers OF encouragement were turned to
disnay when the Keene colors began
to lag and Burns drew his whip on the
favorite. This was a sign to the excited
watchers that Delhi had begun to tire
in his headlong flight. The signs were
not deceptive, for as he swung around
the bend and into the wide stretch, Bel
dame drew up and passed him. The
Ben Brush colt relaxed his efforts once
the mare came alongside, and he fell
back hopelessly beaten.
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FIELD DAY FOR
WESTERN TEAMS.
st. Louis Beats National League
Giants-Cleveland Wins
in East.
PITCHERS MAKE FINE SHOW
Washington Unable to Do Any
thing With oss-Brooklyi1
Put Up Poor Game,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Cleveland, 2; washington, o.
Chicago, s; Few York, l.
81. Louis, g.; philadelphia, O.
Detroit, 81 Boston, l.
Where They Play To-day.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. w. l.. p. Clubs w. L. r.
Cleveand....2s IA .667 Boston. ....2l q AT
Chicago. ...2s 10 .5a6 New. York..is % 4g9
Philadelphia 20 90 .b55 Washington. 10 70 1856
Detroit. ...H % .522 ST. Louis. lis 90 3sa
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
r 81. Lou!s.@a; New York, 4
Philadelphia. Z: Pittsbure, 0.
t Chicago, I: Brooklyn, 1.
Cincinnati. 8: Boston, 2 40 innings).
Where They Play To-day.
New York at St. Louis.
Brookiyh a, Chicago. 0
Boston Mt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at PIttsburg.
C+,pd;nr &c +ha C1,,he
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-23
The Fourth
AT Busting Lakota

Congressman Gronna writes
the Inter-O Ocean that Lakota is
going to have the biggest Fourth
Of July celebration in the history
of the town. He also states that
he is very happy to announce
that Senator Hansbrough has
consented to deliver an address
there on that day, and hopes he
will have the biggest audience
he ever talked to.
Those hustlers at Lakota are
spreading themselves to enter
tain visitors on the Fourth. If.
there is anybody who thinks he
has not had the worth Of his
money after the days exercises
are over, any loyal Lakotan will
pay him back the amount he has
spent looking for a good time.
That $ the way they do things
at Lakota. They are great en-
tertainers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-23
. .GlOrius Fourth
AT Chaut auqua

July Fourth is one Of the holi-
days which the farmer and his
family should enjoy in an out
ing. It comes in the strenuous
season when everyone is worn
out. It is next to Christmas for
the children, and it is doubtful
if it is not the more enjoyable Of
| the two. Where to spend it is
the question. No place in the
state Isl better than at Chautau-
qua. The farmers ofthis county
can bring their families in car
[riages, with a lunch that would
Tempt king and enjoy the
day to perfe action. just think
Of what is in store for those who
attend. "A sensational and thrill
ling Fourth Of July event, the
nature Of which will governed
|by weather conditions. Patriotic
music from sunrise until the
|elose of the program at night
As masterful and patriotic ad-
dress by DR.. Green, the Chaun
cey DepeW Of Iowa. The Metro.
politan Jubilee singers, who're
vive the negro songs Of slavery
days. a reproduction Of the
world IS greatest musical drama,
Parsifal. And then for the
children the most gorgeous and
1nagnifi display of fire.
works ever seen. There will be
electric volcanoes, great aurora.
borealis, cornucopi horn and al
thousand others. The fire works
alone cost more than ST, 600 and.
all this can be given the children
at a cost less than what fey
fire works at home would cost. : i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-23
I The / /, D Delegates }
Royalty Entert aimed

n The Devils Lake delegates who
attended last weeks fire tour
nament are still discussing their
royal reception and entertain
lnent. They did their best to
represent the home town and we
feel it's reputation was in very
good hands. There wasn't a
thing Devils Lake wanted that
wasn't given gladly and had the
best week Of our lives, 81 y they
report. Good for Fargo.