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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04

Miss Della Dunkln left this morning TO-
Paris. Texas 10 attend The Briggs Ogle
wedding on Wedsenday afternoon. Mis-
Dunkin wei b. bridesmaid She viii
wear white silk Persian lawn with val
lace trimmings and "a white lace hat
trimmed with silver buckle and a SIM
gle ostrich plume. The AFFAIR is 10 be
a chrysanthenum wedding and the bride,
together with her bridesmaids and maid
of honor win wear white.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04

Engineer Gibson VIII be ready 20 take
rest by the time Engineer Frey reports
for work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04

from ouahoma city this morning on
business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04

SATURDAY.
Domestic Science club meets at the
Carnegie library In afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ Mcconnell entcr-
tam the County club in the evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04
wbar Il ceins On In -roeiesy.


Ron c,ii ,,,.s ...,. ,., ~,
oarefuiiv prepared ana ami, na,o. fr,,.
subject. MILTON. tbs A.. Al vbie, ~,
Lived" "pope ana prvaen co,a.
parlson. was the,itle ~ on in,eres,l,,
PAPER hv Mrs ssd,-l,ok Ntrs ~ W
Rucks spoko Of ,co,,ic nra,,.,,s,. &,
the Restoration" Next saprlav af,er-
noon Inc club win meet ma 49, de,,a
Of Nra Ralars Ramaav rt. gs,~g.
from tae reeuiar rh,,rsd,v sfter.,..,
session was mad, becafse IN an. ses.,,.
lion convention h, proerc.s an ,,,., An.
al Oklahoma Citv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04

Amos Ewing, Ne Pawhuska real es-
tate hustler, is in Guthrie FOR few days
on business,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04

]. j. Gibson general freight ana pas
senger agent Of the Fort smith ana
Western was here from Fort smith yes-
terday.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

20 TO 80 per can't disooant on Low
shoes. Galley. Canon Oity. A-ssv
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
Denver. Colo. Jnly 25. 1905.

Moderate temperatures have pre-
vailed. the weakly means having
averaged about ono degree day be-
low normal. The rainfall has been
generally light. but beneficial showers
rave occurred where most needed-in
The southern and western counties !;
rain IL yet needed in many parts Of
the atate. where water for irrigation
u becoming scarce. In general. the
condition Of crops 10 promising. Fall
wheat 10 being harvested. and outttns
hes been finished in many localities.
with ave1ee yields; barley harvest
and the cuttiA9 Of native hay II
under way. Spring wheat 10 head
ing veil, and 10 turning rapidly
thsrs 10 some complaint Of russ.
Corn 10 In prime oondi'ion. Susal
beets are doing we'll. and condition
is very satisfsctory. Potatoes ar'
piomiaing; early Varieties are beinl
marketed. While ranges are browl
In some parts Of the stats. - rul
they afford good feed. and the oondi
tion OF stook is very satisfactory
The prospects for most tree fruits CON
I tinus good reports indicate sn abund
ance Of small fruits. Gras.hoppsI
| arc causing some damage.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

3 W. o. Aoker dsiivsrs, oeal oil and
gasoline daily % all parts Of the oity
66.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

Special sale ou oxfosdS
sl.ssw Galley. OAses City.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

A SUMMERS 1ANCYrrhs opera
hosss va ooutortabty dlsd Lea even
ing to witness the bright listls comedy
"a Summers Fancy" siysn under
The auspices Of .ths z, r, psod under
the direction Of NJ. Psrcy Levin.
with Miss Isabel .. -Jaeksoo in the
titls rsls. Tbsl eAst .WAs ;eonpsssd
msisly ef loosl saie.A and shsr rssAi-
tiod Of the play was slI thss eeslS b
desired. showtns careful ssd oomps.
tent trsipins. The cast wss compossd
Of the follswiss pspissv yosng lsdiss
and sssslsnsa. Mtssss 0estruds
Hisgips. Bessie Rsysolds, Laura e.
Bell; Assssrs.y rra1k ,Dsliis. r,roi
Perkins. Arthsr vieksrs, James A.
dsrson. .snd Nr. PsrsyH. Lows. spts'
who's idissotios ~, paay gwas stsasd.
Little Bessie Lsvis - TIE LEADING
lady. Mn. Lsvip. J.ss psiss 70 ths
oloss Of shs - ~ Mo- Jse1.oa sea1.o
saas ,.'kssytki, ! .3aaa.',1s vsss
diAsals sslssesas. rbsso WAioh, W.
rssSsrsl With pssssss - - = -
espt.siv ~ ~ ~ sspp.sliy 70
seils1. This lady hes wsa ~ AsasA
= shs ylsssaas pssais - u isissiy
i'spss sAas she'wm.GAIa - pssnissst
= ~. :. 49, ~, N Is Fss..al'. n =.
DeqaiA z. - Mllss1pisA q - O..
paay pssSosss1 q ~ 4(Nno. .
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

1t pays 70 advertise yosr wants in
the Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

WILL MARRY-At the homo Of
th. BRIDE. p.ssr.. ~ evening. Mis-
Bessie Rtohsfas nd NJ. Jssss Penny.
Of Rockvsls. will b. un.ssd in
marri.se by tbs Rev
Auasdses - -sAs \. 2. church.
Tho young people hsys fsE.isi'sd .
house and Altar the ceremony will @
to their homo.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

NINE WonxIN 0rEAs 0saAsA
nina q Coal Orssk has srs0nsd spee'
etisn, sitter IAN. idlsnaD = Two -
three weeks oooasionsd BY the baiAd-
ing Of > new sippls. The Hpple ''
finished and the work. according g
reports will b. ccatinsous foe the rs.
msipdsr Of the sunpsr. The o9n.
psny. II 10 reported. hss ssesived
large orders. The sippls hes bssi
equippsd With Shaker eors,s' and shs Nh'
mine viii hsrsaats. prsdsos . bssts'
and Asss gfsds Of coal.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

Defines Cannot be Cured
~ loeai spplicAsions. - they osnsot
rpAsh ~ Aissassd portion Of the sar.
There 10 only one way 70 csre dsae-
nes, and that is b. constitutional
ryfnsdles. Deafness 10 oassed By An
it6amed conditien ef che meooss
ltaing sf rths Ess>achian Tsbs.
When thia tshs u indaussd Jou havs
~ fsnblins sound or tnperfsct hsar.
Ing. and whom II 10 entirely clossd.
dpAesssti b the rssslt. Asd unlses ths
ipAsuuaaloa caa b taken eat end
shis tabs rssAored 70 IL Bormal con-
dtien. hearing viii b destroyed
Itfstsy; nine Gases ont ot tes aTe
cAussd By oasarrh. which 10 pethipe
baG - ipnamsd condition Of the
nsepss ssFfaoss. 81 q, H.s
We viii siys One Hundred Dollar
for any case Of deafness (caossd b.
oatssTh) that cannot be cured BY
Halls Csssrrh Curs. Send for cir'
culavs, frss.
r. J. CHENEY. = CO.. Toledo. O.
Bsl6 by Druegisss. 7sc.
Tshs 'Haii's Family Fills for con
stipasiop. 1.E
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26


POLICY HOLDERS TpOTNet
only will the legislative committee
provided for Last wssk make most
thorough investigates d I'll New
York insurance companies, but ado
cided movsment 10 under way for q
national convention Of olioyheldsra
Of every company in the ooustry d
sase steps 70 institute isssiriss In
their own bshalf. Ard. IN oooss.
ausncs, life issuranos will receive
such shskipgs-up - cannot bat rsssl'
in vast good.
AZ efu u-------- LIN nj sr
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

PICNIC-JahGnis Janains sths ssven
year old son Of Mr.. and krs. ]. n.
Jansen rendered . picnic 10 few
friends yesterday in city park. Din
ner and supper were both served in
the cool shades Of the mammoth tress
there and delightful afternoou spsut
Besides the parents there were present
Aessers.l and xsedsuss 6ETiokBou.
Frank BIB. A. 8. Blair. and H. b.
Jansen.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

GOOD ROAOs = wellinstsn 3
Loucks. organiser Of the National
Good Roads asao,iasisn. whoes head
quarters are in st. Lcuis. VA In the
city yesterday arranging with those
interested in good rotAs In tbis ooun.
ty. to hold mssti,ig at sems point
in Fremont county is ths nesr future
for the purpose Of taxing some stsp'
toward maintaining better roads in
this county.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

A bali will BE- given In Morgan hall
or Thursday right Jelly .27th under
she auspices Of the American Order Of
Protection. Music BY the Silver State
Orchestra. Tickets may b procured
from the COMMITTEES viz: xr. J. N
Hugbss. Blanche Cannon. Anna Ir.
win. Anna O. Callahan. Georgia
Sharp .a,s ~
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26
!. ...f.aX' nsA...
Lost WARRANT Jailsr John L.

LOST wARRANT-Ja Jailsr John L.
Rogers reports having lost bis city
warrant issee = hin lass rasfh.
The asssbss * ~ wasrasst 4 " nd
NJ. Rogers requests that IsfchSsta
and bankers rsfpse . pssh u for any
one excepting himsslf. The warrant
is issued for $50.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

Mm9 E. II. Riley. SAlida v. T.
g. Van Ordsu. Now York; J. b.
Craig. Denver; ". a. HAatinGs.
Oossieaaa. w. p. LsFsysr. Chicago
;, o. vsals. Chicago; b A. Carp.
Pusblo :aJehn HsdssF. Louanout; N.
Bchxarts. Denver; 6, g. Cox. city.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

For coal sd feed ~ xiIlar "th
transfer man." phone 50. ST.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

Go 10 ths Blus 1ssst baksry foa
bread. piss anA sakas. is-d
The daily tribune., 1905-07-26

esai Of vixor and froiic the whole day hong,
- vhea Mamma needs more they rush on In
Asd sbosf o The drugsiA. please give IL -
mew ' 9f
Inability to get up brisk and fresh in
the morning, lack Of appetite, pallor,
muddy complexion and poor spirits
these all indicate q disordered stomach
ard bad digestion-in adults aud children,
TO. They also indicate the urgent need
= taking Green's August Flower regu-
hrly for Z few days.
It'sa reliable old remedy for all stomach
troubles, never fails to cure indigestion,
dyspepsis and chronic constipation. and
h . natural tonic for body and mind.
Two sizes, asc and 7Sc. All druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
and w. Hobbss work In the boy i o.
Gnlford. Laval pitched for the farmers e' 3.
FATALLY SHOT.
His Fiance Arrived Only in Time
Z. "a Find Him Dead. ....-.
j. B. Mos,B By & CO. 60!
lsnncial tn The Times: Dlspatch,2 3

Especial to The = INES Dispa.s',A Il, &
BRISTOL, TENN. April 1.-----l8y y. an a 1'f
dental discharge OF a ma a game psso..
hands Of a. negro Mark NV utter ~ w
bard. a bright young civil engineer ron = I
Philadelphia, was fatally siiot y NY
camps Of the Wentz railway extension s''
Of Wise county, Va, this week 11uD-
a,ard,s death has since resulted
The young man had just resigned ms Is
southern position, and was va about 70 s Nan,
for home, where tits stated ne was as soon
to have married Miss Ruth Collins lll, q
popular Philadelphia young lady.
Miss Collins, learning that her lover
was shot perhaps fatally, accompanies ,Il,l
Ills mother on hurried trip south, but
n ia Young woman arrived 1ke-e only to
learn that death had claimed the young
man. on the same train with tho corpse
Miss Collins and the d eceased's mother
are making the sad journey back to Phlla-
5dclphia. Hubbard represented Gull
Atured Philadelphia family f3ss A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
: =
Cures Grip and
CO )S

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is only one OF the
good things made by Or. Humphreys,
YOU had better try his Cures for
Asthma. for Heart Disease, for Head
aches, for Neuralgia, for Group, for
Whocping Cough, for Dyspepsia, for
Kidney and Urinary Diseases, for
piles, for varied forms of Wonlens
Complaints. for Infants Diseases, for
Rheumatism and Lumbago, for Skin
Eruptions and for other diseases.
Specific 25c. each at druggists.
Consult Dr.. Humphreys Book to
be had at your Druggists or mailed
free.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.. cor.
william and John Streets, New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
SPIDERS |. / WERE
EASY VICTIMS Y [! \! J
Randolph Macon Outcllasses3.
Richmond College, Piling
Up Runs.
KNOCKED LOCALS AT WILL Y. III
KNOCKED LOCALS AT WILL u.
.EIanoverians Battered Richmond
Twirlers All Over
the Field.

The Randolph-M aeon College base-ba!lll
team yesterday afternoon outclassed
Richmond College in their game at Broad
street Park, winning easily by q score
4 of fourteen to one. Richmonds only run
was made by Menchfinfthe eighth inning,
after two hands were out, II was the
direct result of an error Of the left elder
on a difficult chance. * q (,
Is The yellow ia ckets completely utcla So
s ed the local, who have played no games l.s
of Importance, and have practlced llttle
together. Tho Ashland aggreg ton Play
A ed Trevillian, Mills and Cross, VINO are =
ineligible to participate In championship
contests a OF the sintercollegia assocldt-,.
ton, but there is a movement 3undeF Way 'ias
to appeal from the ruling Of the executive
committee az thu, association W tAe SO
cases. q & & s3 4, 4 81, s3
ss As III was. the Richmond team showed
sad lack m practice, They mls1uasea w
were no; 50 clean In their fielding as
the HanGyerians, The story Of the. game
rs told, however. In the batting, Treyll-
Sllan, the eft-hander. was an insolnple
riddle to the gray jackets, who got nnt
Ave scattering hits. On tho other !,e hana.
the visitors used up three B = :, :, :,
from the box. Miles was called In !, 10
stop the slaughter and succeeded, but Y
sRandolph- Macon hammered out II rua
In tho first inning, Walters scoring;
Richmond was blanked, On the second
8turn with tho stick neither scored, ~
tile third Randolph-bi punched three
singles, with al error, and scored TWO
runs. Richmond drew another goose
egg, Neither team scored In the fourtn,
mt in the Nth the yellow legs scam
I pered across the plate six tines before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MADDEN'S5 CATALOGUE.
List Of Hamburg Yearlings to be
Sold at Sheepshead in June.

Especial to The fimes-Dlspatch,l
Y NEW YORK, April l.--John r. Madden
has Just issued a preliminary catalogue OF
tile Hamburg Place ycarlngs. which.will
be sold at public auction at sheepshead
Bay In June. There are slxty-tWo hend
in tho lot, some Of which are e, 70 reya an;t
f(talf brother. to Gunflre) by Yankee--inp.
Royal Gun, by Royal Hampton: bay. .sr
brown colt by imp. Mirthful-imp. the
famous old winner of sixty-two races
and the only mare that ever won tho
suburban), ny Imp, Wagner; bay colt by
Imp. Mirthful-Lady schorr. by imp.
Esher; chestnut colt (brother to British
&er) by Paudit imp British Blue Blood,
ny Bendigo; brown colt thalf brother to
5canteen). by Yankee-Pa Partridge, by Long
fellow chestnut sot lha 10 brother s1a ,id,t .
Fatty, by kingston; bay colt by imp.
Mirthful--G Greenwich (winner5 of forty-one
races, by Hmyar; chestnut colt by
Plaudlt--Ida Pickwlck. BY imp. Mr.. Picks
wick; bay colt (lalf brother to askillful,i
by imp. Galore--skaddl. by Er,peror; {
Chestnut filly (half sister to IIyphen), by
Yankee-Semaphore by Onandaga,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
NEW CHARTERS GRANTED.
Corporation c Commission Author
ICES Many Business Concerns.
!. -. u. La, Con, sinn atNcSter-

Ives MANY Business Concerns.
Tho Corporation Commission S ,e's'''1-
day granted the following charters 'r:si
rho Powhatan Land Company unco,
prine;pal office, Manchester, Va l 1np
norators-P. Il S. Bosher, president, l Rlch-
,,ond VA: q. O. Ruchl vice-pres'iidtlteAnr'tt
aonchcst err va; Al Royal. treasurer
~ AZ nchester, Va. Capital stock-Mlaxl-.
mum. $4,000; minimum, IS, 900. ob1ects-3
no b,ly and sell real estate in Manchester
and the county Of Chesterfield and otier
cities and counties in Virginia:
South Hill Manufacturing Company,
nnc1. Principal oftlce-South Fill. Va =,
sTncorporators-R. z. Yancey. PRESIDENT
Is. T. Yancey, vice-president; ]. n. Og-
burn. secretary, all &of South Hill, a.
Capital stock-Maxlmum, OV; nlni !,
mum. SO, 900. Object--To buy ana sen
timber manufacture all kinds Of wooden
ware. IS sF. &, :.
Tidewatcr Construction Corporation
Principal office-suffolk, Va. lncorpora-
tors-W. H Robinson, president; Nor-
folk, va; G. H. Lewis, yice-president
Norfolk, Va: G. Il. Barton. secretary ana
treasurer, Suffolk, Va. Capital stock
Maximum, s5oOoO minimum. sl,N0. OBJ
ject-To build. construct, equip and COM
plete railroads, bridges, viaducts. boats,
5power-housesl and other things Of kindred
nature or class. &
The Chuckatuck Telephone Corporation.
Principal ice-Chuckatuck. Va. In.
corporators-G. W. Butts, president; w.
"A. Willis. secretary and general manager;
Robert C. Hall, treasurer all OF Chucsa-
tuck, Va. Capital stock--MaXimum,
5000; minimum $1,000. Object-To do a
general telephone business. tg 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Couldn't Break the Egg

With tho score 0 to o against them
Richmond could not break the eggs and
lii the sixth sent Bradshaw In to stop
the smuggling. 1t made no difference to
the yellow Jackets. Three singles, a
double base on bnils and a steal home
melted Ashland three moro runs.
3i For Richmond, snead started tho sixth
witt, a pretty double to left, and reached
third on a passed ball. He was thrown
out trying to score on wild throw to
catch him at third. Robertson drew
pass, Bra dsllaw poked out a single, but
Robertson was thrown out at third
Mcneil; drew a pass, but a drive to second
ended the Inning with another blank.
M Neither team scored In the seventh
and In the eighth Miles went III to pitch
s,for Richmond and the visitors went out
one. two, three. After two hands were
out, Mench reached first on n drive to
LEFT, and Dunawny singled to left. Mencf
Z scored on the tumble by Ashland's left
fielder. This was Richmonds only rl'n
S#In the nlntl, the yellow Jackets got
lively again. two singles and stolen base
netting two runs. Richmond went out in
order. Final score: Randolph-M acon ii,
Richmond Collegesl
Mills and Newman led the batting for
Randolph Macon. with four hits each.
while Randolph and Walters had three
each and Cross and Brent aypair apiece.
snead led the batting for Rtohmond. With
q double and a SINGLE and caught q
beautiful game. !, =, 1,
Score by innings r. =. ".
Randolph, Macon, 4 0 2 06S 9 2-14 y 3
Richmond. ,.,... 20 9 Q 90 Q @ oil 9 y
BATTERIES; Randolph-Aacon Treyilllan
and Cross; Richmond College, Grlftln:
bradshaw. Miles and snead, Time o.
game, Z hour and 50 minutes, Umplres'
Messrs. Hicks and Rose Attendance,
+ X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
A. and M, 8; Guilford, g.
snec,al 10 The rimes- pispa.tch.)

tspec!al to Tho Times Dispatsh,l
feated Guilford College In fine game
OF ball here this afternoon, the score be-
Ing to .. Up to the sixth inning the
score stood 10 Q In favor OF Guilford Co.'s
legc, However, the farmers got IN two
runs In that inning and third In the
seventh. while tho Quakers. throughout
the remainder OF tho game, made only
one more run, II was In the eighth.
The work OF A. g. 81. was pronounced the
very best OF the season, The fielding
~ Axhaex was ths feature for A. & N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MANDATORY BURNS.
Plant Of Shaw Harness Com.
pany and Ta1nery Destroyed.

-9S3H 3(Specia! to The Times DIspatch.)
& CHARLOTTE. N. C..aApril 1.-The plant
of the Shaw Harness Company, located
two miles to the northwest of tho city,
was destroyed by fire this afternoon. The
concern, which was the largest in this
section Of the country. operated its own
tannery. employing several hundred skill
ed hands. This outfit was also a prey
to flames. The loss may reach a hundred
thousand dollars. and is covered by In
surance The concern has lost It's plant.
In the same location by fire, four times
within the past six years. The factory
was beyond the city limits and no water
could be obtained to fight the flames
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
West Virginia, s;V. M. T.,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) &

LEXINGTON, VA, April 1.-The Uni
.versity of West Virginia won from Vir-
gnla Military Institute this afternoon $
to a in u clean and interesting game.
Both teams put UP spirited play.
The features were catches made by Gem
terflclders Cole and Conrad for the two
teams, respectively.
The batteries were Gronninger and Nc
Carthy, for West Virginia; Devault and
Goodloe, for Virginia Military Institute.
Umpire, Mr.. Bledsoe, Of Washington and
Lee.
Score by innings. r. IT, z.
West Virginia. ..3Ooo11o0 as 1
". M. I......... % 90 OIL 00GA 8 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
New Val. Lac,es;..
Monday
Waist Specials.

china SILK tucked, colors white and
black, special. - - ."'
china SIX, white, hand en,broldered.
specials, 800 and . 20. vs
china SILK, white, trimmed with.
valenclenne laoe... h. : - ~ ~
custom made, white, linen W alst,
SIPS value, special. s.: Os sc
ii custom made, white linen waist,
special ~ 30. S2. 90 and y. os
All Linen Hand Embroidered Waist.
$3.50 and 4. 70. "
All Linen with English embro.dery,
~ go and. ]. J. - W
Lawn Waist, made OF sheer mate :.
rial with English embroidered fronts,
full sleeve and deep, cuff, special os "'
K White Sheer Lawn, INA large va
rlety Of styles, with full sleeves and
deep cuffs, prices sI.6O. $StSD
-. y. - !. = -
White Lawn w alst, with round
tucked yoke, trimmed IN embroidered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
j. B. MOSBY & co.

shall OF the National Athletic Club. Of
Brooklyn besides lesser, lights.
Vaughan Lloyd weighs 145 pounds. and
{ Is in good condition as he has kept in
training since Ills match Of last week
with Sergeant Bailey The former is well
known locallySas an all round athlete.
Hc was atone time the amateur chani-
splon of tho Stnte4 with the gloves, and
when lie retired had never been defeated.
4. Even money Is being staked on the
result OF the match. Thesmatch is under
the auspices OF the Richmond Howitzers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MEET ON THE MAT.
Frank Calvin and Yaughan-L Lloyd
Wrestle Thursday Night

n Articles Of agreement have been signed
forsthe wrestling match between Rupert
Vaughan Lloyd, middleweight champion
of the state, and j, Frank Calvin, Irish
champion. to take place next THURSDAY
night at $3.50 p. M. at the Casino.
The match Is for the best two out OF
\ three falls. ss Ss &
s. 4 Calvin weighs l57 pounds and is necesr
sarily5in good condition from his work
on the cycle track at the Horse SHOW
building. IIe has record OF having
thrown Torsbaum, Of the st. Bartholomew
Club, Of New York Delaney, OF Water
bury, conn,i Lane, OF Danbury, and May'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Baseball Yesterday.
(Ry Assnc,atsd Press

(Hy AsBOclnted PrasB,J nv -...@
AUGUSTA, GA. April 1.-Detroit,
.(American) 3; BROOKLYN tNationaD s,
At Macon: Mercer University 2, Au-
burn s.
At Jacksonville, Fla: Cincinnati (Na-
tionaD s, Boston (American) !.
University Of Pennsylvania 8. Gettys-
burg s.
Pennsylvania State College II, Annapo-
lis Naval Cadets 1
Princeton 4. Trinity 2,
Georgetown II, Villa Nova 10.
Yale II. Tufts g.
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FAIRBANKS MADE 1T.
i. -. ------ u
His Suggestion Carried Out by
State Normal College.
(Special to The TImes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
q GREENSBORO. N. c., April 1.--When
Vice-President Fairbanks visited the Gull
ford battle-ground here last week. he was
SO impressed with the historical value of
the spot and the strolling lecture by the
president OF the commission. Major J. NJ
Morehead, he suggested this object lesson
from tenching history TO the State Nor
NAL and Industrial College here.
The suggestion was adopted to-day, and
three hundred women students of history
spent picnic day on the battlefield, most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Athletics Defeat Nationals.

+ PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 1.-The
first game for the local championship
was played to-day.
score: r. H. L.
Phila. (NationaD 20 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 I 3
Athletics (Amer)..1 1 0 01#0 01ts-4 5 O
Batteries: Pittinger and Doom; Bender
and Powers. Umpire, Connolly and Baus-
Wine - lEE. 81
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OF the time being devoted to following
Major Morehead to tho different pat.le
Iinca monuments and museums, and
hearing his informal lecture on Revolu.
tlonary history and the significance OF
,nnnv OF the monuments. He dwelt on
the point that the battle-ground was not
nv right a North Carolina event, but
should be made a national park and the
nations pride. as 1t really proved the
death blow to CORVALLIS. The ,. students dents
were greatly pleased with their lesson '