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LARGE TcAL1FoRNI1l \ RlNEs, a oc,
&fpotind. sS Bouquet Brand Canned Fruits,
.889 at ALBERT III. OHLIG' IS Il 306 md sos
" N.IB Second Street. & Phone So. ss
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Is. NIiL7,.ylslg,
NOTICE

A1IIATTAN SGoLORED STIFF
S3 Shirts this lseasor s. goods, Il he closed
~ at MusCOE III. Il GAR 8 as Eighth
VI and Main Streets, VII sSS5f
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BARGAINS IN. PAN s. sT1EFF. ao7j =.
road. i, n 5s 5IS M III
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THE sTOckHOLDERs
iSsofI Clifton Forge Mining and Develop
\ Bank IN r ohnlond /, o., on Tuesday,
N January Path, 1906, to take action on Q,
g. proposition to have the; axtraumE ca pital
III Hto OK Of the company red uced III from
nh By ORD ar OF tho Board OF Directors.
4]3sS ma Gee. d .EANDERsON, Secretary If
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ROOM SLY r REM III. IL

sLEIl. iii ST ]. I,11AsaA MI t'l rl ~
83snlshod roolr1s for rem ss NJ "a S} f
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WANTED. n BY sgEY oUNG MAN WITH
4 good reference, a. position: experienced
II IN office work. and as manager. Address
\ e. . o., this off ca. III ll
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5SR 5 AL ESTATE II 81 Sale. Si5

FOR SAL. mp OWED p TAAIls =.
4 TON situated 11h miles southeast Covl,lg-i
toll VasEiargeT new well outbu,i,l i. Z
ings good orchard wa ter "a 'S lilne
n free Ia good for 7, I a q i rs
also adapted Ito q rasss a ddro So IN. q; y
~ Coving tom stas
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POUND SBC AK ELS, "A ALL III SIZES, AND
"a they are nil ht ySn &c, B R1GGs's,a Coz
East Marshal n
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BUSINESS n PPoRTUN1TIEs

If 70 u ARE IN OF GETT ING ~ 8I'DR
Centric 15 per cen t.. or. your money and
8oerrfwrIfe to C.sB, CAWTHo Urn = q Ebelj
Building. RI ~. i3lSg5
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A Ri chmond: 3 e.. - ec.S n b 1so4 81
ASP DCIALt, MEEJIINGso Fg.THEls ocK-
81 lnc..s will be. held 3 at tho VI Ice Of the
nj Company, 10-14 81 Eleventh Street. Rich
], Vq.,, on; Thursday Il apuary eth,
OF considering and acting upon a pro-
III posed n anne ndnent8 to the charter. M
\ creasing the ca pital st took ~ the con1.i
% pany from ~ 900 M sha res 81 Preferred
1000 shares o 4 Pre- ferrcd 8 tocl, and from
81, 500 shares Of Common tock, thor res-
II ent number thereof to 2,1o0 sflares#of
< Upon any other business that may bo
Il Brought before II ths ~ citing
II Byf3orderB OF the Board OF Dlrec tors, ls85t
p. 4 N :. NI5HY,MAN. Secretary. 81
e.. l. Pell, Presld den ";
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WANTED, FOUR OR TfvH GOOD
q hustlng men who desire to make ready |;
\ money, who can go to work !gin1 medi-i
u ately; 55 good AS salary III or tI CommlSslo OIL.
N CHARLES Is 10 Y1l2, N III =. Cary 81.
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THE ANSuAIl Nil1 Ell NC 4 H.. I. ~
Fl GompanyFwIll be held + their oitice,, 70
H.. Main str at at ~ clock nooor W.
z llesday February 8tl,. 19OS.s :,
,5s r. pARpIG Nj "A etln s3ecT ela ~.
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WANTED, EBY3AN ENERG ErIct YOUNG
man of experience, emp oyment In gen.
S eral Office work or al salesman; GOOD
reference Address Box 3I6, ci ty. Il
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.IpERs.oNA1.s.

5 /, ] X, Hs sr Az
lssons gys bss FL S
t bss s S1ss' ssrSos
SsteniSg Was s aifnost cotipletely 8l broken
IN down. / COY Id mot wa K any q stat,cn
aa SpsoE Y0'ia y
ind n II tess
GU ttire nl1oyeA g very
slse |. ofle mo 2 q, el
SlAIfcb sNYbt5ls,f esl Eighth Street
Richmond, N II q r. AN
WILL REUPio LISTER a jim PArLtoR
RS Suit In the latest yle. make over your
ns fotI III IL monthly install sntss 1H::s
eus lsss1 l IS Sfasss s'ass' D0
IF EII. gs 1LL1AMs ~ 4 III Iir1 ~ I,T,YS
Eays p s ", q esef IN ls
lscorlrl,lnicate wit h usIt hey Will learn,
sometfilng to their advanta &c, o. g.
SURE RE ron II ~ - 5d5I s lT.I,oN.t
SRt Govt Uric All old ,S3tI ladder and VI Kidney
troubles Is Harris s Anti. Dyspeptlo and
sP,Ting;s nnrks
MORRIS 81 one 1889
MaoNRo, CONF y I9f . I Il! J. I.
$s and fruits In the Vest End st3 N " ope1.g
" " y arc Invited 70
ipound.s Isouquet q. Brand Canned FRUITS,
s al ALBERT Fl. Il OHLIG's S, f3o6 and sos
IN M Second Street. 2 Phone So. III Al
theysare n,ieht y'8nce, at 9 eosS
8 East Marsha l,s
sIADIEs' STORM q RupBERi SHOES
lgHI on " 40c., at ALDER II STEMS, Fl fthB
and I3rond Streets. Come ca ry. 35t ggsa
BARGAINS IN 4 u sED NJ Uf,R1 CHIT 0 Pr
s3 AMOS terms to guilt. 81 IEF'F'. 307 b.
/ Gss WE DID, ING PRESET 33s339
ETURN1TURE.ICTIIN ANDSWEpDIN08
55 presents packed Z wi tn q care by JACOB
t3 JMLA UF, 705 Yves d Main Street. i3s66yyB
"a ypATcH BAR oAlN 5, "a
lsl.0o TO WI ND a, T
81 guaranteed) Wat cll, SCIfAAF r 8 ,,a42G Il.
III Broad. }s ESf
PRlfl Tlrau.
ORDERS sOLlCITHp. At
5SS Governor Street, r chmond. w. x
Sss55 III NJ DE LlcATEs sE.
3"CAI'ILER'S G EN- U1NFJ SWISS MILK
3E ChocolA ls a. good KIND ~ 70 81 NY ;. al
Ill any ttme.5 bu + is most apprecia ed al ter
Nj you've tried the RI ord ma ~ ch olates.
Sold everyWhere n Esf S
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PAPER HANGING.S

iFIYotJ ANT oUR sRO OAIs PAPER
= ed as, they should be and at the ght5
" price call on G.. II. MOORE, O4 NORTH
Fourth Street. Large sci lection OF la test
AZ les igns Lin Wall ia pei. III.
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( REAL ESTATE WANTED.

j t,WrANT7' A7S, LNBER5 ON GOoD .yIR-3
sglnla farms for my cllents y y ". ts
81 IA FMS. n q. NV. WILLIAM s, 1925 Calumet
iiAvenue,A Chicagoss Il lA9 " In
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WATCH BAR cain s,5
SoEE:LiIcATIEssE.

{..CATDLER,s Il ENU1NE SWISS M IHts
3Ss Chocola to- Jig a. good kind to buy 4
time. but apprecialte d !; 9 TER s.
Sold eyeryWle re $&
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cAKBSICED3 AND oRNANfENTED.E;AB ALL
all BRIdGs'S.E oo3 -Elast Marshall.
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BARGAINS I'm sd uARE PLANO s SIS;
good for a. eginner. Jeff, s07 East 3.
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DYEING AND CLEANING,

SKIRTS DIED. 75e',; SUITS, s175;
+ goods called for and delivered by the
& old reliable house MUTUAL sSIiAAi
T3YEINLi 81 CLEANING Z WORKS, x Sl2
.West Broad Thons I'll. ii
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ron 55THD GREATEsr OF
n a "a IA v1Fro u to NrA.RCdETTIS,81 GIT East
& Broad the oldest con tionery on sout h
side BROAD Street sSs S5
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enced furnishing goods salesman and
wind owf dresser Apply by mail, s. wing IN!
s3 and expert 60, w CAMS
sRADY C. E1E'A SSt No t8i aty6 q. Main
e Street, Richmond Nv "a. $ b ts * l5a
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SITUATION WANTED,Femalc

WANTED. POSITION AS IIOuSEKEDP-
er by a woman not afraid of work can
II take full charge. Il. w C,iiD NVoman's
81 Christian Association. l3 S Sta 81 x A
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T5, N Il; !, (: ANGUS

tW,;;.AssH1NGToN5 CORN ND3ToAtAToEs..
Premier Dat II kes and full y line ~
I'll P r IF 3aos and ssos N. Second Street.
$, Phone 682
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.g.,RloARp1Nn..

VALENTINE 1T rl5I, 2 e q .N5T'I,M y, I;
painted newly oard fro,1, j =
IL yi0 Der weak ~ 81 80 and So per cay
roonis, 30, 76t M shtnp1e
~ room rs NJ - "a
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TIED, N Il III sT-C CLASS 30 Oh
stenogra pher; one "a y iniltars
With lumber business pre- ferrea ~ must ~
be thoroughly com tent apie az !.
\ state sail OK pecte Bon
lburg v
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LADIES STORM q 4 BBERi VI 8 HOES,
FSonly !s 4Oc, at ALBJR IT. STEMS, Fl 9Th
land Broad Streets Come ca rly.. %
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q. ;, - y. q. N
In EE TINGS.

.,ss..,s.. .MANCHDsTER,8S " Al, COArfAlt III II
SMSVA Ions. Y Oh are cordially Invited ITO;
8HNE attend the stated conYocat ION X 4
S1oO yhlanches ten Roy "a I rct 81 Cha tart
Thursday night. January 18th ,gs a 40
o'clock. Companions of similar chapters
arc cordially invited to be present. Work
in the royal eleat and m os excellent mas X
Sters' egree. II ~ 2
by order Or 4 he M! e. sII !.
A. . II. TzCi ERAI1D, Secret ary. t
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WANTED TOR u. b S. AEss7iI *: e.
bodied unmarried men, & between ages OF
ii and IS. citizens lof United States, Of
oan speak read and write En- Ills ~ For
Information apply TO RECRUIIINqsC F.
6TICER, ITO "a. Broad s t. r almond, Va.
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FINE IS KROUT,S n & &c. q QUART. NEW
Ma okere q So and &C. eaoh,Y tEALBERT5
u II. 8, ;3o6 and 3oS 4 n. Second
8 Street. a Phone 682. 5S
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A 5 COMPETENT f a Ai.ALE W sTDN0GRA-
r Espher, hoo keeper and oolleoto ~ desires to
Ss concern: good rcforen ces. Is. si88 So, & this
t4 offl ce. !i3 NJ
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WANTED, sPIosITI ON; MOST 3s5 a NY
u business. but 5posltion8to be permanent
preferred !; can give best refere nce.; q
dress III 8A7Ycare this loffic Y n sts22 Il.
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BARGAINS IN u ED 9 UPRI CHIT ri y
Il AMOS terms to suits STIEFF 81 3o7 d.
yR Broad %3 Esg
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! HELP WANTED F crnale.

A'LARGE NUMBER OF CooK IS WAN
Rs ed q Ten cooks wanted for Grace ana
~ servants wanted for this city; firstrclass
Il wages padsfori & God servants Apply ct
4. once No 62S Il. Broa d Street. CUPS ta!rsl y
,5$ NEGRO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY q
LABOR EXCHANGE n iss ss} @ei
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WANTED. SINGING AND DANCING
specialt!es. sketch teams. monologists.i
Y SOUTHERN D DRAMATIC AGENCY. 697
Il, e. Broad Street. l5 n III \,
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CHAN en- II OLE Arm BARBER lTRADEii
@ new system, only cigh week Bretlu urea
wages Saturdays; y tools donate dlpto1-'f
ma awarded can8lea a., sposs ~.
free \ Catalogue. NJ OI.DR 8 BAR BARBER. u
81 SCHOOL, N CIV y orks q IA
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WANTED !, ii

WANTED ,HO HKH1R.,S ro I CALL
I'a nd inVesti ate no rent char ges, no ms
ferest to nay, but rent IN mex XXI 9Wn
y1YsT oms; ah 81 oom
s2 Nat onai Bank SBuiidinE 81 RI hHond, " a.
4S Card Willbrlng book LEI.
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IPREsENTs

IX s,1,ls 'Bdx s. AND OTHER GoUcHEa,S
rs Norris laI ha!g AZ s g Ao
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5PnINTlNA.

sTRY0IlsTsON s.PRINTIN GIVE KNOW.
q, 1wet car suit you TAYLOR & TAYLOR.
PRINTING CO., Quick Printers, No.S1
Governor Street.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

sSTsS,NTED, ORDERS FoRyDA INT r. ( DE-
icIous sweet wafe for q. 4 teas re-, Teeel %
5yol,i'want something 8,u usual. Samples
SBiffapplied for. & " wa
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MONEY SAWED HAVING YOUR
4 Carriages and Wagons painted and re-
paired by RICHARDSON BROS, Brook
4 Avenue. Phone 1867.
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WANTED, LADIES FOR DRAMATIC
companies also ladies' who can sing or
dance; talented ,5 amateurs. # Write
III SOUTHERN DRAMATIC AGENCY, 627
East Broad Street. ii 4, Ks .s5 4, I,
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RDMoVED-TTI Ia I'D ANIDLS Ss4 SCHOOL
E$ OF RElocuti lon has re owed Ito ST! biarys
Al Streets. Classes Wednesda I hursday,5I
laS Friday and Saturday MS hts, $3.50 O'Clock.
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IN FINE HATS. Dl.R u
rs N.Y. and Soft $3.50, $500 and s.. ftoggo5at5
NJ ST. while they last at M MI SCOE Hi
hi gh til and Main Streets
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B,WEDDilNa5P'lREEsIENTs

TIINASAN DSWEDDIN9t
706 West Main Street. 33
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COAL AND WOOD.

Nn 7AI3l y FrTR 9YfoIT; WE WANl,J
and prices ana hav ao yor
nesa Won Trv'ia ton Of OUR genuine
Canneton Lump splilt or genuine FIRE u 2
Creek lump at 81 get 1. the Z, be !,
as we do not advertise 1 q art'9le
4 FIELD seventeenthaand Washln ton
y Streets. ~ Phone "a OSS. ~. "
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MATTREssER

FINE HAIR AIATTREsSIlS hpADErfToS
ord err, old onNs made over Ike new
& JACOB IAlI. a q Phone s2sa, d ID:
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FOR SALE y,

iJURGBN s,5WILL s I1LL YOq,AS - o = "a
tune Of rss r orer Gas Range, . anH
r. qOsS - D ,r stove viii refund your
money; -21s E.8 Broad Street, 5f i9il
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COOK WANTED AT zoos FLOYD AVE
nue. must come we'll ;recotllnl ndod, &
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i5ATTsOLIS, d ST 90 ;ISst IIEELED, CSC. 1:
patches, E@1 5c. DREW s ELECTRlC
~ SHOE FACTOR Y,.ls$$7l8 E., Nal n Street.
f Phone 1857 Send ywhere s3}
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THE MOKERsfO OF THE WEST END
Is will mo long err HAY eF to- go down TO-
viii be found at the M oNRoB COM.
n FECT1ONERY.s N 01 3 W. Main II Street. I:
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3WAlTR Ess-WIIITE GIRL WANTED
Il as waitress In small family Address,
reference. M.,8care F. Q. Box 1o7. M
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{FIJRNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP--
J ilolstered as good as lew; also Sill COW
4 ers made to order. JACOB UMLAU ~.
S7O5 w, rs Main Strent II n
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WANTED !, a 4 HlAC EIHR in PRIVATE
q to finish out 55 tho session who
teaches usual English branches, Mathe-;
matlcs, Algebra, atm. rronch. M usic; &
sta to terms, 81 a ddress M RS, W. Nv 49,. 8
SEY SIS lnoaI,. a. benarle county, Va ~
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sWANTBD-AsK YOUR, GROCER .F pr
SS PocahontasE Corn, Poca hon tas %Peas t q
I Perfection Of fine canned good
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4 MEATS.

no 10 YOU KNoW$WFI THE COT
NJ age Meat Market is ?l95 O., yes q Cheap
I'm est place in$town to buy fresh and salt
u Give us Q, trl al. s22 Ivy. Broad
8s Sire sS IN WI
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HELP WANTE . MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED. Il TEACHGRs; SOME {; GOD
positions still open for present season
Southern Teaohers' Agency, Barliwell,
Y S. c.. gis,sF a7i3 .st 3jS 81 s
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81 IN 8 NJ 1FI[lRsT sE QlU ALT RUBBER
- Rnot q v oniv "a 80 while they last, at AL:
BERIs7 STEIN s. 6 l'iftf 58 and Broa a.
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Eor Ideal conditions @ ~ I @ Msn az g sss

157i.TTg
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FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS THE
tf3 very best It hat can be had ALBERTt
II. IILIG' S, g sos and 3N6 M 4 Second
" Street. b, Phone $50. y M SS5 iIs
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BIN 1GREEN q, LATE ii UTTER AND:
I n, ana GER for Wm.E q reen, Is now With I,
the Tailoring department Of s..l ~ =
FL sCHNU RMAN STORE, 72l N ain Street 't''y
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ANTIQUES,

G. M, MOORE 5oa p. MAI M "A NTTIQN les
e eyesy Nv tne Ii 4 FOODS , MN IT,
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iLEYY.ETIIE UPHp LsTDRER,j MAKES
4 mattresses, cushions and slip covers 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-01
VILLA NOVA STRONG.
outbatted and outfelded George Wash
ington Team.


The Villa Nova College base ball team
OF villa Ncva, Pa, easily defeated the
George Washington University team yes
terday afternoon at Van Ness Park by a
score of nine to three. The visitors played
a brilliant game; in fact, they were so good
that there was some comment among the
local rooters as to their being preparatory
school boys. George Washington was a lit
tie off in fielding at times, but they did
some good work with the stick.
This was the first appearance of the local
team this season, and the showing they
made yesterday. although they lost, DEM
onstrates that the team is better than that
of last year. Coach White has endeavored
to teach them system of playing to fol-
low, but the team at times went on the
tage Of this.
Hutchinson and Bradley did the battery
work for George Washington. Hutchinson,
who Is rated as one of the best pitchers in
Inc sunday School League, has as yet not
struck his true form. Dwyer was on the
rubber for the visitors and allowed but
eight hits and secured three strikeouts
Neither side scored in the first inning
VIVA Nova secured a lead of four runs in
the second, three hits and two errors net
ting them the runs Another run was
scored in the second by the visitors The
local team did not score until the fourt h
inning. After one was out Bielaski singled,
stole second and went to third on Weber 8
single TO right. Both runners then romped
home on McMahon's three-bagger. The lat
Ter was run down trying to score on Orri-
sons hat to Nichols. The university bows
scored their last run in the eighth Price
opened the inning with two-bagger and
scored on Bielaskrs single. The visitors
secured one run each in the fourth fifth
sixth and last innings Blelaski and Weber
oio sood work with the willow. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-01
PILLsBURY INSANE.
Chess Master Tries to Kill Himself
While Temporarily Crazy.

In fit of insanity Henry N. Pilisbury'
the American chess champion, tried to end
his life by jumping from fourth-stofy
window of the Presbyterian Hospital Phlia-
delphia, early yesterday morning. He struck
down one nurse and fought savagely with
several other attendants before he was over
nowered and forced back to his bed.
Pillsbury entered the hospital as pa
tient last Sunday and was then apparently
in possession of his full mental powers. An
oneration. the nature of which the hospital
musicians would not divulge, was per-
formed on him Monday, and since that Time
his condition has been somewhat precarlous.
He was guarded night and day by male
nurse. Shortly after midnight the nurse
left Pillsbury's room for brief time. The
nurse was recalled hastily by the sound OF
heavy blows and crashing glass.
The patient had not thought to open the
window, but had attacked 1t with chair,
demolishing pane and sash. When he saw
the nurse returning he attempted TO iaunch
his body through the jagged-edged aper-
ture, The nurse seized Piilsburg and pulled
him back into the room. Then PAisDury,
who is a big man, turned on the attenuant
in a frenzy and struck him to the floor just
as two other male nurses. Waterman ana
a doctor. who were attracted by the noise,
ran into the room. The patients muscles
strengthened with the strange power OF
madness, and the big chess player was al
most a match for the four men. He battled
with them for several minutes before he
was forced down upon bed in another
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-01
OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE.
schutt, the American, Disappoint'
ment in Three-Mile Run.

The annual field sports between Oxford
and Cambridge universities took place at
the Queens Club, near London. yesterday.
Oxford won six and half events to three
and half for Cambridge.
The high jump was tie between r. NJ
Young. an American from South Dakota,
and Oriel of oxford, E. E. Leader of Trim
tty. Cambridge, and E. F. Paget-Tomlnson
of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, with 8 feet Z
inches.
w. E. Schutt. the American of Cornell
University and Brasenose, Oxford, were
only able to finish second to A. 8. d. Smith
of Jesus College, Cambridge. in the three
mile race Time. 1903 As.
The weather favored the competitors and
spectators. 1t was almost q perfect spring
day. The presence of the Prince of Wales
brought out a crowd of fashionable people.
Many Americans were present in honor OF
the American scholars. The embassy was
represented by the military and naval at
taches.
The failure of Schutt to win the three
mile run was a great disappointment to the
Americans and his fellow colleg1ans, as he
had been regarded as a certainty IN the
three-mile event since the withdrawal Of
Churchill, Cambridge's star three-mfie run
ner who had been forbidden by his doctor
to participate in the race. Schutt started
strong and held the lead up to the end Of
two miles then went to pieces owing to
stitch in his side and Smith passed him
and won by hundred yards.
Young's excellent performance in the high
lump was some compensation, especially as
he was not regarded as likely to take more
than second place. Cambridge won the
three-mile run, the hurdles, and the weight
putting.
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staggered to his corner. Just as he got
there the gong ended the round. Corbett
claimed he was too badly hurt to continue.
The crowd yelled to him to go on with the
fight. Referee Jim O'Hara then took the
matter into his own hands and stated en-
phatically that he would not award Corbett
the decision on the foul, which he consid-
cred neither Intentionally committed nor Sc
we're enough to disable Corbett.
OHara, however, agreed to give Corbett
an extra three minutes rest, after which
Corbett concluded to go on with the battle.
with the result that the spectators were
treated to eight more rounds of good. fast
fighting. a...fl
While Corbett was much the faster man
In both foot and hitting work. he found the
Washington boy, ever at him with bulldog
tenacity. The men inflicted much punish
ment on each other, but both stood their
knocks like game fellows should.
The decision of a draw was the proper
one. Some thought Sullivan had a shade
the better of the battle. but no kicks were
registered against the decision Some thought
Sullivan would have. won had the fight been
made for fifteen rounds. and he probably
would, as Corbett was in no shape to go a
long distance. ~
Others argued that had Corbett been
trained as he should have been he would
have won In the ten rounds. Corbett was
seconded by Otto Kiefer, Joe Elliott, Kid
Howard and Billy. Shea.
Sullivan's seconds were Young Peter jack
son, Harry Lyons, Sammy Harris and Drags
Watson. ,fs - A
George Considine of New York was timer
for Corbett and Jack O'Brien for Sullivan.
E. Gerhard was the timer for the club.