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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
St.8Louis.
(By6 Associated press.)

Icy A6sOCAhteu
3 ST, LOUIS, June 2o.---Delmar result
6s First rate-four and ona:half furlongs-Ssl-
Follow the Flag % to y third. Time i :02 81.
Second race-six furlong s-George t. ~ 70
~ first. Mailbox q to y second, Aten 90 to
~ third. Time, 1:22 rs. 54ss 53g. az.
Third race-seven furlongs, purse-A hola Is
to 81 first. Tendercrest az to ~ second Car
dona $50 to ~ third. Time. :95.
Extol "a to p first. Mynheer % to y second,
Axares "a to y third. Time. z ;os 1-b ).
ponca a 10 ID second. Hottentot ls0 to y third.
Time, 81.
Sixth raee-mle and an elghth-nr Riley
q to d, first. Dr. Hart @ to y second. Rostot
e to y third. Time. 200.
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Cincinnati.
!, .-l7 I'--7,i = - J IT33l.f 2 7-7.7T
.(By Associated Press.

M Az BY Associated Press. "a p 3. III
Il GINcINNATI,% O., June 2p-Iatonia results:
First race-seven furlongs-Cardnal Wolsey
Is to u first s. Arachna Il to ~ second, Major;
Carpenter t2l to 81 third. Time. rs As.
+ Second race-five furlongs-IAta Duffy "a to
a first. Eioisa (2l to 81 second, Delta q to
~ third. Time, ! :0l l-5.
Third race-Inile and seventy yards. selling
Red Leaf q to 81 first. Regale C5 to y
second. Marshal Ney az to 81 third. Time,
1:45 LIS.
& Fourth receive fprlongsTs Huon e TO
y first. Iiadur ga to 8, second Maplehurs't
~ ~ third. Time. 100 as. it
n Fifth race-seyen urlongs--sWeetie Is TO
q first, Bardoph III 70 81 second, Goldbell
Us to 1)Ethird. Time, SIS 40.
sixth race-seyen furlangs-Wexford (6 to u
first, Louise MacFarlan 70 to p SECOND, Python
.l3 to 81 third. Time. 1:?e.
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The "Princess Tax,

The old world tropsseau or lprlncess taxi
schwerin and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN eopneq-
the Kasegs eldest sen, Th|s Y q 1aS alti INK
.inhabItapts OF the two Federal States, The
imppsi Ia In no sense q voluntary one and
aetnused owing to the lepying Of il as the inhah-
itants are, Tar from riel, No less g pelsonage
thai The Eaiser .hlmsplf aud Ills lIlnptess. oh
The lax dates from the feudal ages.
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A Beautiful Build.
Ing Lot
ELEGANT SHADE TREES.
w est Franklin Street Il
North Line Line on Block Next 10
Ri. Richmond llI1'|l) ] ID. Collage,
40xl5 J: ? Fe8tto Alley 20 Feet,
THURSDAY JUNE. 22,ND, 1906.
6 O'clock.

1 We will sell ia public auction, on the
promises, on the above day and hour,
Frankln STRAIT, adjoinins 1.-THE tts east tia
handsome residence Of Mr. Henry N, Cam
non. We guarantee the lot 10 be vir-S
gin soil, having a few Inches OF made
Is to nay for all paving IL any charge
againstSthe nroperty. s; Z, N
e TBRMs, Qne-third cash, balance IN one.$
two and three years. % 81 i3i}
..I5 JTHOhPsON BROWN g. Co. n:
81 Auotioneers.
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Public Sale BY Trustee.

dersslgnied. dated 26th day Of May, 1901.
and OF record clerks otce In County Of
Henrcp, p 81. No l6s, A., page 1881 do.
fault having been, made IN The payment
az the debt, theyahy secured, and at the
rs1uesl al tha henefelary i viii offer at
public GALE, On the premises, on tbs
esd DAY or JUNE l00h GER IIoAYl,
at ~ O'clock NJ,
tiieTaon, containing three aHs. aneztogrth
acres On the south side Of New Market
TOAD, about y miles east Of RtehWond, ~
tIenrleo county THIS .is q good business
TERMS: Cash as to amount OF the debt
secured and cost Of sale, and balances to
she announced NJ the time and place %
" H, KEMP. Trustee,
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RosTcN PROV WHENCE, NEW .YoRk,
BALTjMCRE AND WASHINGTON
VIA kORF DIX AN q WESTERN

The poeean Shore sJ4lmlted," leaving
Richmond daily at s, r, MI, arriving Nor
folk $50 Il, M. quickest Tine made be-
tween the two cities). makes close COM
3nectInn with Merchants, and Miners Line,
Old Dominion Line and Bay Line steam
This This Is the only afternoon train from
lRiehmond connecting at Nprfolk with
Merchants' and Miners steamers Pas
lsengers desiring to do SO may leave Rich
imond ut 8 A. inland spend day In Nor
folk, For tickets, stateFoem baFths and
Wagner, CITY Passenger Agent, Norfolk
and Western office, No, ssa East Main
Street, Y. -. BOSLll
Dist. Pass. Agent,
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WIN Welcome Willard.
Sncclal to Thn ,rImes-Dlsnntch

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch) &
: sDANVILLE, VA, June 2o.-Much in-s
terest centers In the approaching Willard
meeting here Friday night. Judge Har-3
ryman Green who died SO suddenly Sun
day, was to ShaYesintroduccd Mr., Willard.
Tha candidate will unquestlonably have
g most enthusiastic following
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.Mecklenburg Tournament.

Tho trap shooting tournament and ham
}auet to take place ct Mecklnnburg, va,
and not from the 10Th to the 2ad, ms pre-
THE banquet and the dance will be on
on both days.
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Salisbury, IL; Greensboro, Z

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
to salisbury Spencer won q second game
from, Greensboro hers this afternoon. Green's
boro scored only In the fifth inning causing
u dull game, -
y Batterles; 9yVhipple and Bentley for Sails
bury; Spencer and Mclaughlin and Ryne for
Greensboro ~ 0,af 64i5E - 81 Gt sfs9stF gia5'
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Bowling Tournament.

81 (By45 Associated Press.)
4lLOIJISVIL I.E1. * Y, pne 20,rTThe Executive
Committee OF tho louisville Tournament As
ISOLATION has selected March II. 1906. as the
date for the opening Of the rational bowling
tournament In this city. .l5-. Y 3l.l
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
61S East Broad Street.
Massive Auction Sale Of.
Fine Furniture, Pianos.
Coffee Mill, Pictures, Mir
rors, Etc.

81 We will sell at our auction warerooms,
G1s u, Broad Street, IT i. (Weddnes
MORNING. June 2lst ct 1880 o'clock. for r
from the city, ane Parlor, Chamber Hall
and Dining Room Furniture; Office Fur
.nlture, such as Book Gases, Roller Top
and Fiat Top Desks chaGe and =, Velour 9 Q "
Pillows and Bolst ers., UPRIGHT Plano, Sew
Ing Machines, Mnttings. Ollcloth, BOOK
Gases and Secretary Combined IIandsome
too M nunerous to :ne,itiolt. Tic entire sale
ali ali frst-class and worth attention those
II, need. =, 8, s, a., ,1,,,, =, I, 10 e
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers. B

.,nRusnEEs, SALE OF THOSE VERY
sATTRACTIYEEBU ILDtNG LOTS An
TIL a f NORTEWESr CORNER o r.
T T I'm E AND T STR ET5Ts, 2 e
In execution ola deed OF trust, dated
office Of Henr,co County Court. We will
ct the reauess Of the benenc airy, there
having baen default IN the e payment, sef
e N TH R5fas15saxi % JUNE saD. 1908,
}s@. at q o Clook F. NJ,
those attractive building lots, fronting to-
gether 81 feet, at he north west corner
OF TWentY rst and - S streets. q nd rln7'8
ming back 60 feet inches; to an q alley
Square 1877 1-2, ri AN Of Ia rmount NJ
TERMS: Cash sufficient to- nay the
costs OF executing this trust, all taxes to-
day of sale, and to discharge q debt for
$3.50. and the residue In two equal ms
stalments, at one and two years. for
notes with Interest addad, and secured
by deed Of trust: or all cash. at the
option Of the pllr ehas er, 533}is
%. q: SPENCE 'll,l =,
Immediately after the above sale. va \
will sell a. large bunch Of lots In Pa tr-SS
mount, on 1atE, goth and 21sts Streets,
between @ and r Streets, IN blocks Or
sngly; and upon 11 !, 90 sy Z, term ! Z :.
Je ls-tds. "a 5 S{s8 4 sl!2s w
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: Especial to Tho Times DIspa tch.) 334E
pANVII.IE VA, June 2,--Danville beat
Echarloita to-day by a score OF to !, The
game was almost errorless
and Gibbs apd Reid for Charlotte. IKE
.8 Salisbury Spencer having defeated Grcenkboro
to-day, this team stands second, ana Is Dan
yie's strongest opponsnt
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Was Not Deserted BY Husband.
Ias rs Mss fesp IKE fSd aaFs
her husband IN Richmond, was, y seems,
rs She eSs With her baby. has been visiting
a relative In Louisa. Va, for the past
Mrs. Cooper was a Mrs, Seton, of Dur,
ham, NJ O.. It was learned that an effort
was made once to have her placed In an
asylum W.
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BROKE WRIST AND
BIT HIS. TONGUE
Billy Stiff Has Hard Time Of II
in His Fight With
!. Gardner, 81

(By Associated Press)
81 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June 20, -rHllh
Stiff. of! Chicago, who was defeated by George
Gnrduer at Ogden last night. has a broken
rlght9wrisl having sustained the injury IN ths
fourth round when he swung glancing blow
across Gardeners head and neck. Stiff also bit
great pain
Jimmy Gardner Who, a week. aga, fought q
city, is confined to his he'd as a result Of q
low blow accidentally delivered by O'keefe,
The attending physicians pronounce fardner's
injuries serious.
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One Killed; Property Destroyed.
S (By Associated Press)
TAMPA, FLA, june go,--One death
ana damage to property amounting to
thousands resulted from an electric storm
and cloudburst which occurred here this
WI n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
No. 2O3 Rowland Street
GREEN & Redo.
fs 553$ Auctioneers..
BY A. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctoneers
4 Trustees Auction Sale
n. OF
No. 518 N, Twenty fifth St.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust.
dated July & 1904, recorded In the clerk,s
office OF Richmond Chancery Court IN y.
b. 1s2 B, page III, default having been
made In portion Of the debt Thereby Sc.
cured, ana being required by the benea-
clary SO to do, we will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
ts53 WEpNEsDAY,4J uN Il a1ST,@ 1905,
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. the property mum bered
as above, FIR NIING % FEET, MOkI
OR LESS. oNzTHE, WEs TT ,LINn OF
CLAY AND LIE! q, rsTnETTs I, =
DEPTH OF 122 zFEETrTQ AN ALLEY,
ON. This property. located In one OF the
most desirable residential sections OF the
city. should attract your attendance at
time OF sale. ts.a3 Z. nj. 5s5
TERMS as to all of purchase
money, except the following credits, VIZ:
Five notes for the sum Of $3.50 each. due
July 4, 1905 January 4, 1905; January 4.
1907, and July 4. 1901, and one note for the
sum OF 5000, due July 4, 1901 said credit
payments to bear interest from day Of
sale, Gs5i A j. sCHESVNING,
jill lG-tds sst5s} II SH5 Trustee.
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South Atlantic League.

AT Charleston: Charleston 2; Jacksonville,
At Augusta: Augusta, IL; Savannah.
At Macon; Columbia, 8; Macon, o.
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The house consists OF q twn7stnfy
brick, granite trimmed and iron yes
.randa. Of twelve rooms, with all
modern improvements, stationary
lwashstands in bed rooms, This
property is In first-class condition.,
and will make an ideal home. It's
a most excellent neighborhood and
convenient to car line, The lot 1sS
81 feet 6 inches by 100 more or less,
to q wide alley.
TERMS: Liberal and announced att
sale. WILLIAM r. FlZZ4NI co. 5
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The bond required OF the special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given.
Ju 15-tds s3
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Southern League.
" ~, -, 13ir,,,i n ubau, .. ftf

At birmingham: Birmingham, 2; Atlanta,
4 (rrst game) :i ai .
Al birmingham; Birnlng ham. !; Atlanta !
(second ganiel. sF} t:
At Little Rock: Little Rock Shreveport train).
At NASHVILLE: Nashville, 9; Montgomery Z
(first gunc).
At Nashville: Nashville, 2: Montgomery.
(second game),
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New York, 81; Cincinnati, 3.

Il GISC1kNATI, o., June 2o.--Hew York won
from Cincinnati to-day.
IA Rcore: .;als ssE w II. y. r..
EClnpnnati,..,.. 5........b o. 001iu0 l--s I&gg
EeW York .....-., $3.50 q q 2 20 . Osl-S
Batteries: Harper, CheGh and Phelps; Ames
and B,,werrnan. Time, 2:os. Urnpires, 9, Day
Eand X ie4,sft 4 iendance, I. ~. slS3
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 2;
$$ CHICAGO. June 20. ,-Phlladelphia defeated
Chicago to-day In q clean game. .
Score: =: n: -:
Ehi,adeIphiA n. % o 0iS011S0 8 L
Batteries: wicker and Killing; puggleshy and
Z DOOM Time. 1870. Umpire tombstone. Attend
snce, h,lo0.
Brooklyn, g; Pittsburg, 2:
II PITTsBURG. PA, June q. ASIDE from tho
good work of Jones. who was Il puzzle. Brook
5iyn ouipayed Pittsburg at every point.
r,,ttsbiIrr 0.100sO1i0-3 4
z prookiyr .....1145O00 15 9
Q batteries: Case, Lynch and Carisch: Jones
and Ritter, Time, two hours: Umpire. Emsl!a.
Attendance, 7so.
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| L. u 4 s4-f 3 y = 4 4
s13 Hull Street, was taken suddenly Ill
yesterday evening.
r Mrs. r. w. Eddridge continues In a
bad condition.
Mr.. Marshall, Is no better.
Mr.. Magruder is very Ill with consump-
tlon.
The Rocky Ridge Band OF Manchester
has received an Invitation to play In
Sacred Heart Church tonight at tho first
opening concert.
Ir1lpolite Prayer.
The chaplain OF tho Hawaiian house OF repre-
scntatives, the Rev. S. Il. Desha, Is In trouble
because he prayed aloud In tho house that
God would forgive the members who had voted
for tho new Sunday bill and passed 1t over tho
Governors veto.
Highest Chimney.
A concrete chimney that has been completed.
recently for n Tacoma smelter Is 307 feet In
height and Is said TO be tho highest In the
world of Its kind
49, = A 49, rSS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
New York. s.: Cincinnati. 3.
Philadelphia. 2: Chicago. 2. b
Brooklyn. Q: plttsburs. 2.
st Louis Boston lrntn).
Where They Play To-day. s
New York at Cincinnati. 81 @
Philadelphia at Chicago.
brooklyn at Pittshurg.
asig. Boston a st. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. w. L. p. Clubs ". L P.
New York. 40 is 600 Chicago go. ..3s 26 $50
4pittsburg .33 2l 5s3 81. Louis. rs 81 40
Phladelphia 80 q 1876 Boston,. ....l7 80 300
.ClncInnati....3 IS 62iBrookyn.. .,17 40 .s9s
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
by r. Al. Catlln,
8 North Eleventh Street.
High Glass Residence
ON
Shafer Street, Between
Franklin and Park Avenue,
AND SURROUNDED BY THE MOST
Costly provements In
<. the City,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
the request of the ownor. I Will on
PTHURSDAY. JIINbl 22Io

At the request of the ownor. I Will on (
THURSDAY, JUNE 22D.
at 9 o'clock r. Nj sell at auction, that
most attractiveIy located and conveniently
planned 3-story dwelling No. 21S shafer
Street It contains II rooms, bath
rooms, all handsomely nnlshed wide halls
uated In one of the most delightful sec.
lions of the city. The relghborhood Is
unsurpassed. and when all things are con.
sale rare opportunity Is offered home
seekers to secure q choice dwelling nYaea
In the choicest location at moderate
figure. This property has 10 be seen to he
appreciated. and an inspection OF 1t by
parties Interested Is invited.
TERAfS-Very accommodating.
e. a. CATLIN,
Ju 1G-tds
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BY 2. a, catlln.
Detached Frame and Slate,
Corner Dwell ling, at
Auction.

z On account Of change Of resld hence, the
which will do on I'D
WEDNESDAY. june 81 ST. AT ESQ
a O'CLOCKf P. NJ, S sSj3i
tho very attractive residence at the
northwest corner az Thirty-hfth and r
Streets. This Is n very attractiye peoa
OF .property; is convenient to ear line;
Is III ii section which Is rapldly growing
and Is gping to be sold, II necessary for.
much less Than It's vallie. BY attending
this sale YOU may nick v n % {snu g sum IN
n very short while. Can make Very All
5tractive terms II desired. IN
%, A. cA'rLIN. Auotioneer
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AUCTION SALES-.This Day.


III. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
tSa iiss l. 5 n. s Esleveaatth street.
Court Sale Of That New,
Handsome, Modernly Con-
structed and Very Attrac-
lively Located Residence,
No. 1O06 w. Franklin ST,
Between Harrison and Ry-
land, Now Occupied by
Mrs. Frank w Danner.
Lot 81 1-2x152 IL Feet to
a Wide Alley.
IN execution Of a decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, Va, rem
dered June 5th, 1905, In the suit OF Mary
s. Danner. Guardian, &c, vs. Howard s..
Danner. ct ais, will. as Special Cons
missioner thereby APPOINTED proceed 10
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2lsT. 1905.
at o O'clock p NJ, that well planned and
elegantly finished brick dwelling situated
as above stated It CONTAINS 70 rooms, be-
closets, three we'll 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 premises. iN
This is one Of the most attractive houses
of jts kind and Size yet erected in this
Gentleman whe built il. for Ills own USE ,es
to combine the essential elements of space,
beauty, strength, light and ventilation,
,ha fasSdna TSHr'aS se
aTl1tMS-One-ttird cash, balance at .,
- and Is months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and the title retained
until deed is ordered BY the court.
PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
oHAs. o. sAvILLE. Clerk,
Ju 15-tds s.88 Az b
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st. Louis Piles Up Big Score and
Sends Washington Into
Last Place.
GIANTS BACK IN OLD FORM
,Tail-Endcrs Give Pirates Sound
Drubbillg-Reslilts Of Other
Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Scores yesterday.
f Ss,rs,' s ss MI! yplE' {, z
st. Louis, Il; washington, 8.
Boston Chicago rain.
Where They Play To-day.
Chicago ut Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. w. l.. p. Clubs. ". I. r.
Cleveland. 80 II ,G96 Boston. .....s . ass
pliiladephiaeS Il $50 St Louis. 10 81 .s12
Detroit. ....27 % -5i4lWas'lns,on.. ~ % .s''
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
fPififADE14PHIA,5 June 2p.--Clevcland took
tho first game OF tho series with philadelphia
to-day In 9 well played game !, !, "a
c sselai y. ......,. ooo1o11-s i
Phladeiphia ...;.2 , . oooo 9 es .,d
i schrech. Time two hours Umpire, Sheridan.
g,gS2.
Detroit, s.; New York, 8.
NEW 70 June 70 ioI s.lon e dawn a aIt
inning to-day defeated New York. Z,
Detroit yit ...... 900 10000 s-s i !
Now York. -. ......o 80 0 1000 Ia il
Batteries: Kitson and Drill: ORTIZ and
tendance, 1900.
st. Louis, II; Washington, 3.
Isl WASHINGTON, june ao.--Washington today
lost to ST. Louis a3ld dropped to last place In
the championship race ! i
& Score: r. II: r:
st Louis Z. Z. 10 0 5 604 20 3-l2 II
Batteries; Wolfe pat,en and Kl.,redgs; pel. :
Fl md Sugden. Umplrcs. Kelly and AicSartny.
5 Attendance, !, 200 Time. l:i9 y
s3eg3G3Ni .----------- ,4s9.
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Immediately after the above sale; we =,
Will sell large bunch q lots ". Falr-
mount. on 1911 h. e0th and eist streets ~! ne
tween q and r Street, IN DOCKS eF s''ss's'
and upon easy TERMS 4
s's Nj NJ ". HOW'D Il SON, Auetionesvs'
10 ls-tds, 81
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BY N. w. Bowa & Son.
I Real Estate AuctioneerS.

= #TRACTIVE EBUILUINlfILU 1AI.IIIE y
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWEEN
TEETH AND y STREETS, in FAIR AIR
MOUNT, 8
In execution OF n deed OF trust, dated
February 9. 1903, and recorded In Henrl-.
90 County Court, In 2. H,, l9S, B,,pa u,
there having been default IN the payment I
Of the debt secured sell by public auction,
'A w Ifty..sssfs y uNn ssp, 1905,
that attractive building lot above referred
corner cor ar' Of twentieth and rstrests. ana
running hack 1875 feet inches, to an alley !
7 TERMS; Cash sutlleient TO pay the
the day of sale and todischnrge a debt
ssss and the residue and wo sWa sas
MI es. Wit interest added land secured
BY a deed Of trust ar all cash, at the ]
option Of the pnreehassssEE ], (, ,,,,,pa
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College Base "a Ball
Danville, Charlotte, i.

lafayette, IS; Carlisle Indians. /
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The ladies' of West IND Methodist
Church will run q trolley ride to Lake,
slide Friday night The car VIII leave
promptly at S o'clock from the Garner OF
Clnpton and Hull Streets.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, nights
q lawn party Will be given BY the same
ladies' at the residence of Mr.. G. G. Bass.
at the old Cerseley Grove, The proceeds
are for the organ fund. Il
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whittier ana
child Of Atlanta, Ga, are visiting his
brother on AIoponough Street.
( a number Of the Manchester Lodge Of
Modern Puritaps visited the !. y. Wood
Lodge, III Richmond Monday plght, and
had very enjoyable time, Ten new
members have heen added to the lodge
during The last two weeks,
a "A government agent Of the statistical
department Is taking report Of the Man
chester business houses,
8 Mrs, o. w. IAlmpkin is improving slow
ly,
Mrs. Joseph Toney,io Of Pine Greek Mills
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilkinson,
at No, li7 Hull Street.
Mrs. u. w. Burnley's little child. OF No.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-02

bandmen is at once the opportunity of
charlatans and the justification of ma
tional weather services. 1t avails little
brand them as fakirs; the court of final
resort must always be- comparison of
results, and such comparison everyone
can now make for himself. Weather
maps showing the actual conditions on
every day are now published by prac
tically every civilized nation, and are
accessible to all, and all that is needed
to cure the most implicit belief in alma
nae predictions for single season with
the actual occurrences as shown by
these maps. Conspicuous instances of
failure, such as those of the artificial
rain makers who a decade ago were
given the fullest opportunity to test and
exploit their theories, or the colorless
results of the extensive campaign of
bombardment as protection against
hail, which has been conducted for sew
eral years in southern Europe, do not
convince the credulous. They do serve,
however, to illustrate the confusion OF
tongues" among the prophets of these
latter days, who lombard the skies to
precipitate storms and lombard the
clouds to dissipate them Government
meteOrologists are not alone in the de-
nunciation of the fallacies, absurdities
and pernicious efforts of so-called long
range forecasts. Prof Young, probably
the foremost American astronomer,
speaking Of lunar influences, points out
that the freqnecy of the moons changes
is so great that it is always easy to find
instances by which to verify a belief
that changes of the moon control condi-
tons of the earth. A change of the
moon necessarily occurs about once
week. All changes of the weather must,
therefore, occur within three and three
fourths days of a change of the moon.
and one-half of all changes ought to oc-
cur within 46 hours of a change in the
moon, even if there were no casual con-
nection whatever. Now, it requires only
very slight predisposition in favor of
belief in the effectiveness or the
moons changes to make one forget a
few of the changes that occur too far
from the proper time. Coincidence
enough can easily be found to justify
preexistent belief
Unquestionably there is general de-
sire for an extension of the range of
forecasts to cover the near future. and,
If possible. the coming season. If some
explorer in meteorology and astronomy
should discover some fundamental law.
hitherto unknown, whereby he could ac-
curately calculate the time Of arrival
the force and pathway of storms Tor
weeks and months in advance, and could
warn the people of future floods or
draughts in defined localities, he would
at once take rank as the greatest scien-
tist Of the world. And then if he would
reveal the secret of his discovery for
the benefit OF future generations, he
would be honored as the greatest of