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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

as ,GS{ IN CWE AJIlCdllS 3@ Nj dllI1Cu. 4
NEW ORLEANS, ia, October 2.--Thc
announcement OF President Roosovclts
decision to visit New Orleans on his
Forthcoming trip to the South caused
much gratinca lion here day. and It Is
regarded as certain to give fresh stmu-
lus to the fight now In progress to drive
out the fever before the end OF the pres
ent MONTH Tho Presidents refusal to be
swayed by tho fear Of personal risk
which so many Influences have pressed
upon him, has further commended him
to the people OF Louisiana, and there Is
on every side disposition to mako his
reception markedly cordial.
Mayor Behrman said to-day that the
arrangements for the reception would be,
pushed with enthusiasm, and that he
felt confident that tho President would
find himself as safe In New Orleans on
October goth MS If he were then In his
own home. II he desires to do SO during
his brief stay the President will be per-
mltted to Visit the Emergency Hospital,
which DR.. White and his associates OF
the Marine Hospital Service regard as
perhaps the place In tho city most GER
tainly proof against the danger OF infec-3
ton.
II Is expected that when he comes the
President will desire to visit DR.. White
and learn from him personally something
about the struggle that has been 80 sue
cessfully carried on and Or, White VIII
take that opportunity to extend an in-H
vItation to Visit the hospital. To-day's
report was the most encouraging n the
matter OF new cases for any Monday
since the foyer started. With the ex-
ception OF four, all Of tho public schools
opened to- day with a large enrolment OF
Duptls, M u ftsss, q 3tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
COTTON CROP LEAKAGE.
Another Indictment Against
Holmes-P cckham Jailed.
(By Associated Press


WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-The Federal
grand jury to-day reported new indict-
ments In the cotton crop leakage cases
against Edwin S. Holmes. Jr.. former as
socinte statistcian# or tho Agricultural
Department; Frederick a. Pcckham and
Moses Haas, or New York, They cover
the same ground as tho old indictments.
but arc believed to be more specific ana
have been prepared with greater care,
The indictments were prepared at tho
instance and with the cooperation OF for.
mer District Attorney Beach. now holds
Ing the position OF special attorney for
the Department of Justice in the cotton
leakage cases.
Frederick A. Peckham,, Of New York,
who Is under Indictment in connection
with the cotton report scandal, was to-.
day brought before u I'LL sa. states Com
toga. N, ", and surrendered by his
bondsmen PoGkhqIm was PLACED ~ N gus
who has a commitment which requires
Peckham 70 secure further bail or In
default Of 1t TO go to jail.
Peckham later was committed to the
county Jail at Ballstop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
NIGHT CLASSES BEGIN,
Night School at Y. M. G, A. Opens
With Large Attendance.

INC night educational CLASSES at the
Young Men's Christian Association CONF
Imenced last night with an unusually
Mckee and Ills assistants were pushed
almost to the point Of exhaustion IN ma.-
trloulatlng the rapidly Incoming men and
boys,
The classes open for matriculatlnn last
i. Drivers is Instructor; Senior stenog,,
jraphy, Mr.. II, b. Bell Instructor, and
Junior stenograph ply, MI, Gsorgq y, Mun-
dy, INSTRUCTOR, Tonight Wlll be open me
classes n elementary ati,lls.re peif,
ana business forms. show card WI tlng
and telegraphy, To-morToE nlgA tha
80 IN lptermedi at "A ~ ss!t1 ~ ~ g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
NOVEL CASE ARISES,
Men Said to Have Been Convicted
a fter Indictments Dismissed.

= : y
ID Guard j, w, White brought In five
prisoners to tho penitentiary Yesterday
from Wise county, charged with breaking
into box-car, They We're Nelson Castle,
Jasper nnd Abshsr RWej|anSsy hhollns WIN Lo
An interesting question arose. which
caused Mr.. White at first to decline tho
prisoners, but he later brought them In,
It seems TINT after being indicted two
OF them made their escape and pend
ing their rccapture the indictments
against them We're dismissed,
Mr.. White raised the point that the
men were not properly - his possession
here and they are all locked up.
Tho penitentlary authorities know moths
Ing OF tho court proceedings IN the
case, and they say the men come to
them on papers properly fixed up. ~
above meagre facts having been taken
from the Wiso County News Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
DIED OF. WOUNDS,
Negro Killed By Another, Who
Escapes-Fair Marshals.
ecinl to The Times-Dlspatch

Especial to The ,Tinles-Dlspatcn.J IN
e CHARLOTTE. N. Oct. "a negro
named Grover died IN the Good samari..
tan Hospital here to-day as TIE he, result ,saht
Nv ennot her negro, Bob Springs. Grover
iay in the road all night and was found
morning, The mon had quarreiieed d.
Springs made good his escape.
l. Chief Marshal d. Hatcher Watkins. OF
the sMecklenburg Falr, to-day completed
h i list OIL assists marshals for the
fair October 18th th Every -, section -, OF
..nieinhS are: William AZ Graham. Minor
Eiiiot{' George B.. Crater. Rufus McAden.
Norman II. Johnston, A.. 3. Andrews, Jr.,
Victor BoydenSnnd Alex. Stronach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
THE REV. DR.. CARL E. GRAMME "a.
Dr.. oramn,er preached his first sermon
In his new charge, st. Stephens
X Protestant Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia, Sunday
morning.. ~. (. III
rated tho chanccl in honor Of the

rated tho chancel in honor Of the 90
casion.. ~
DR.. Grammer came to this city from
Norfolk. Va, where ne WAS =, rectof o.
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. He
expressed himself AS we'll pleased with
Philadelphia saying:
neutrality-suspicious. are so hospitable am
sure shall like my new charge"
He is the son 81. tho Rev, pr julius ".
Grammer, and n graduate OF Johns Hop
1ins University, tho University of Mary.
land and tho Theological Seminary OF
Virginia In which institution no was
professor of church history and canon
law previous to his Norfolk charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Daily Mortuary Report.

DEATHS reported Mt Board of Health
White-Jan,es Il. ThrockTorton. aged 20
years place of death. IfeErlco county.
Harry McCool1, aged 10 years; place OF
death, No, 3s17 Fourth Street James T..
spaulsburg: place Of death NO lis II w ~.
Colored-Emma Robinson, aged s
months; place Of death. No. 800 North
Fourth Street Monroe B,lokner, aged u
a. Barker aged years; place Of death,
No. 1918 1-2 I.ttlepage Street. Martha
Epps. nged 50 years; place Of death 1;aI NO
Jig West e gafe pace 81 death No a
East Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
{ Churchill Downs.
. 1pr AaYnciated Press.l

(Bya Associated ifIess.) IS tsS
.@iLOUISVILLlI,8 KY Oct. 2.--'S-iEiuurc1'iAl
Downs summarizes:
First race-sIx furlongs---Father Talent
90 to y first. Clyde o Gao to y second Joe
G0ss e to y third. Time. lib 90
Second race-five and n hair iurlo1gs.T1
Plebinns 40 to y first, Sheriff. 90 TO y
second, Malleable Gao to i third. Time,
iii 2-5. -,
Third racc-one mlle--Kleinwood d1 to
1o) frst, DR.. Hart az tod second, Myn-
heer5u 3 to y third Time. 4, lay ~.
20) first, Bonnie Sue (2S to 81 second. Dr.
/ ,cggo Il to y third. Time. "a 20.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Kargut q to 81
first. Windshield az to y SECOND. Prince rlr
of Plcss "a to 8 third. Time, l;oo ~.
stle Elkin Il 10 a first, Brown Vail go to
Is second, Memphian as to y third. Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

triclty, English grammar, civil service
training and junior mechanical drawing.
the present enrolment indicates that the
school will be largely In excess OF last
year. Numbers of boys and young men
nave become impressed with the advan-
tages and opportunities for sclf-better-
ment offered by this course OF instruc-
ton In the Y. M. G. a., and arc enter
& Ing their names on the roster OF mem ber-
ship. Last night the crowd OF ambitious
boys, In some Instances accompanied by
their more ambitious mothers, were to- DO
seen eagerly awaiting their chance TO ma.
triculato ana start to work. The assoc
citation offers exceptional advantages for
boys who are unable to attend the day
schools, or who desire to take only tho
courses taught here, and those who are
opportunities presented In these classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
DEATHS

.BoLToN.-Dled. Sept: 3d., 1so5 at her
B Street, BERTHA N. K1lOuSE BOZ
TON In the 9th year Of her age. she
leaves mother ana many sorrowfng
q friends 10 mourn her loss. .
Blessed are the dead who die IN tho
Good bye, my Darling, for a little
II while, until rue meet on the other shore
not to pnrt any more.-By Her. NJ timer:
Funeral from Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church ut 9 p. NJ. TO-DAY (Tuesday)..
i Oct. 3D.. i ii5 X
Dot. I'd. $3.50 P. NJ, Mt.
his parents residences No. 6l2 beverly
4 Street JOSEPH. infant son OF Joseph
II. and the late Mrs. Nellie O'Brlen NJ C.
81 Mullen. -, :, I 49,, z, -
Dot. 4th, ut 10 A. NJ.
sHmLroN,-Dled, OCT p2d. 1880 O'CLOCK,
at hi his home hon, in knoxville. Tenn. WAL
TER r. SHELTON Z, M
Remains will arrive IN a Riohmond
Wednesday. MORNING. at 70; In
torment in toakwDid, Friends and relan
Ell tives invited 3
THR OCr MORTON.-Died. Sunday. Oct.
II 1915. at 8 A. M, Mt his residence, No.
go N. ,rhfrty-fourth Street, ia MES
LEWIS n THROCKM0 ORION, aged W ~
Years, He leaves n wife, Susie Stewart
4 Throckmorton, and ono child: Robert e,
fg Funeral TIL ESIoAY. Oct. Sd. Ct
NJ from Broadus Memorial AGhIrch.
& Friends and acquantnnces Invited 20
attend Interment IN Oakwood'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
4 ONE WAY ooLoNIsTs' RATES,

Via Chicago Great Western Railway.
to points in Arizona, California, Colorado,
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon. Utah,
Washing ton, Alberta and British Colum-
.hia. Tickets on sale September 18th to
ther information apply to w. NJ, AloCon-
nell, II. p. A.. BAL Bourse building, Phil.
adelphil, Pa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
5LYNcHRURG HORSE SHOW, /

5LYNcHBURG# HORSE SHOW,
$4.25 ROUND TRIP, VIA N. 4 w, RY.
Tho Norfolk and Western Railway will
sell on October I'd. Sd. 4th, 9Th and eth
round trip tickets from Richmond to
Lynchbulg at rate of $4.25. including one
admission to the Horse Show, and good
for return passage untll October 7th,
Tickets sold at companys office, SSS East
Main street; offices Richmond Transfer
Company, and at Byrd Street Station,
G., III, BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
SPECIAL,
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY r. B. Chaffin & Company
Incorporated.
Real Estate SAuctioneers. ,3si
: RusTEEs' AUCTION SALE

r. RuSTEEs, AUCTION SALE Az
81 OF aBB5 EN- tt is55 s!ss5 ssS9$
"A 4 NICE LITTLE 8H' II M r ON y THE
CHARLES CITY ROAD, ABOUT ELEV-sS
EN- MILES FROM RICHMOND CONE
PORTABLE DWELLING, AND USUAL
OUTBUlLDINGS, Il; F3SS 81;
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust,.B
from Cal sselmnn. recorded In the
clerks office OF Henrico County Court;
In Deed Book 1850 A. page GO, default fay-t@
Ing been made In the payment of moi lsy8
therein secured, and being sogrequiredsbyhs
the benefciary,,we will sell by public AUG -&S
ton in front of lIenrico County Court
a SATURDAY, oC,T. TT II, 1905, at u NJ
tho real estate, described In said deed as N
follows: All that certain trnct OF land In
tho county Of Henrico, Va. wit h improves
ments thereon. about eleven Q1l lies
from the city of Richmond. on the Charles
City Road, containing seventy nine l79 W.
acres, more Or less, and being the same
land conveyed to Cal FIussemall tle, eed u
from Annie Josephine Eddy and nus US
band. i rs q is stig3 ,9 ssS
n TERMS: Cash MS to expense or execute
Ing this trust. including any taxes hnd b
Insurance due, and to pay past due note
OF $742, With Interest on 500 thereof ,& from n
Jan g, 1906 and any residue OF, purchase
money, payable In cash !, !, I, - III
JAMES b. IIAFsVIF, 3ss ysS5gS
si5 ii45 g5s Trus tees. SS5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
RICHMOND HORSE SHOW, OCTOBER
1O-14, 1905,

ONO fare plus 800. round trip from all
stations to Richmond, Va. including one
admission to the Horse Show, Tickets
on sale October Q, 10, II, u, 10, II, good
going only on date Of issue and returning
until October 10, 1905, inclusive; no stop
overs allowed. Apply to }ticket agents
~ ". h. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
SPECIAL REDUCED RATES TO RAJ
LEIGH, N. c., AND RETURN, VIA
u 3oiEUSOljTAERN RAILWAY ~

Account North Carolina State Fair, rate
one fare, plus 6oc.. for the round trip,
including one admission to Fair Grounds.
Very low rate for Military and Brass
Bands in parties Of twenty or more.
Tickets on sale October 18th to 21st.
return limit October 23d. from Richmond,
Norfolk. Lynchburg and NIL intermediate
stations In Virginia, and from all points
In North Carolina.
Inquire of all ticket agents. y7
c. w. sWESTBURY, D, P. A. Ks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Notes From Amherst.
(spe cial to The ,rimes-D ispatch,l

m Especial to Tho Observation-Disclosures. 80
PDRU, VA Oct, IA great many peo7
pie Of this section are atte anag 1his
Week, The farmers generally speak Of
attending tho tobacco association, which
is to BIO held In Lynchhurg on. the 10Th
discuss the bsst EaaS 81 IIIAEkftI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
{speelal to Tho Times plspateh,,

AAlH9Rsr, VA, Dot. 2,-Mr. p, s.
Ware. one of the most prominent men
Greek, II thla county, to-day, Mr., Ware
was liz his ,Hlxty-sayenth year, and had
bern in Falling health for over q yoar,
confined Ia his room. q large part Of the
time unconscious. Mr., Ware had been
prominent In the county for many years
co COMMISSIONER of me raYenue, land assess
sor, oYelseer Of tho poor and school tr,ls-
tee. For a number, Of years no WAS
Mr., Ware was y most gallant Con-
ffdsrats soldier giYins lea ths cause
Wirginia Infantry, He was twice mar
rled' the lrst time to O Miss AIasslei the
last time 10 Miss Miairgarst Watts. His
Among liis children Is IN, r.. y, Ware
who for two terms represented the eonH,,
ty lathe. House ot Delegates, Eltss shll,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
NIGHT TRAINS TO ASHLAND DURING,
RICHMOND HORSE SHOW-R,,


Trains Will leave F'lba Station. Rich-
mond, for Ashland and intermediate
points. 11:45 o'clock each night. October
10th to 14th inclusive, All Tickets, In
Guiding Communication forms, will be ac-
copied for passage without additional
charge as usual
w, r. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

4 THOMPSON BROWN &c Co,
Auctioneers.Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
REV. CARL {. GRAMMAR
IN HIS NEW CHARGE 4 3.
Norfolk Rector Began His Work
in Philadelphia Sun
(spccia! to The Times ispatch.)
day.

(spccia! to The Times Dispatch.)
4 8PHILADELPHIA,O October 2.--1he Rev.
DR.. Carl Il. Grammer the, new rector
OF St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church. in Tenth Street. above Chestnut
street, preached his first sermon there
yesterday morning.
A large attendance greeted the new
rector at both the morning and evening
services. Palms and cut flowers deco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
NEGRO HANGED.
Peter Smith Declares His Inno-

(ByI Assoclated Prcss)
4 MARSHALL. N. c.. Oct. 2.-After ex-
,ecution had been twice stayed. pending
the further investigation OF his case Pc
ter Smith,, Of Madison county. who was
condemned to death for criminal as
sault on Eva Suites. a lxteen-year-old
girl, Of the same county, was hanged
In the prison yard of this city to-day.
Smith first mounted a platform erected
above the wall Of the prison yard, and
facing twelve hundred citizens, declared
he was innocent OF the crime. This was
the first hanging held in Madison county
for thirty years. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
OBITUARY..
Henry McCook.

Mr.. Henry AoCook, OF Portsmouth.
Years Of age, died Sunday In the
horne Of Ills aunt, Mrs. George Cogblll, IN
Fourth Street, Fulton. The funeral toox
Street Methodist Church. Interment was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
PULLMAN SERVICE TO
Il EitSE CHICAGO, VIA N. q w. 8RY.

GG1W3NTN- VTOE y
5llit CHICAGO, VIA N. & w. RY.
CONNIE ncng October LIST, train No. Is,
leaving Richmond $3.50 P. NJ and Peters,
burg 1925 p. NJ, will carry through Pull
man sleeper. Roanoke to Chicago, via Co
lnmbus and Pennsylvania lines. This new
service. In connection with the Pullman
sleepers now carried by this train from
Richmond to Lynchburg and Petersburg
to Radford, forms practically n through
sleeping car limo from Richmond and
Petersburg to Chicago.
C. IT. fBOsLEY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Thomas Rhoades.


E3 Especial To The HTImes- DlspntcIl.) "a
FRDDERICKsBUR VA. Octo Der p
Mr.. Thomas Rhoades, formerly OF O4tngc
county, who was thrown from, vehicle
in Washington last Thursday and sus-
tanned u fracture Of the skull. died from
his injuries, and his remains were taken
Saturday to his former home In Orange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
BY Richmond Auction Company.S
1905 East Main Street.

- 4 - NO. it
Roller and Flat Top Desks, Oak and u
Walnut Bookcases, secretarIes, ParlorSSss
Suits, sldeboards, All Brass Bed, Yost ID
sTypewrIter,, N, ems and Women g Shoes
Notions, Etc, ETC., at Auction To- Days. I'll
We will sell TO-DAY Tuesday. y oct:i II
at our wurerooms. 1906 r. Main st, comsSss
mencing at 1880 A. MI Fine Oak Roller
Top Desk, 1 Very Fine Oak Flat I'opS$
Desk Office Chairs, Letter Press s
and stand Handsome Walnut
and Oak Book Cases. u Qua ed Oak
Book Case and Secretary combined, g
Handsome Walnut Book Cases and secs MN
retares combined. 8 Parlor Suits, Oak and "
Walnut Chamber Suits, Handsome Rrass Z
Bed and Spring, Fine Cotton Mat
tresses with fancy ticking).s2 u Walnut
sideboards, Bed Lounges. a Oak atli Wall ;8a
nut lIx tension Tables, j Handsome Ebony
Parlor Cabinet. Mahogany3s,NVa rdrobes.
Beds, isprlpig Mattresses. he ting
Rugs, Druggets. hIattings 10 Slightly
Used Carpets, Pictures Mirrors, s&l d; YostI
SPECIAL. e "a
At 1880 o'clock we will sell for he Eac INA
count of a transportation company iaaG q
Gases eco palrs) Of FL rade NJ Zen q end
Women Shoes, 1 Case Of Assorted N o-Ss
lions; also / Case OF Hats and Caps, etc-,ss
etc, sai tE fs35 % ssssSSSS
Ladies' respectfully invited to attende
should attend this large sale. s siSs
RICHMOND AUCTION co: s$SsSss
i Geo. II. Valentine. Auctioneer 43.S I'D M $&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Mrs. Fannie Rodgers.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
/! LURAY, VA, NIX Oct. Mrs. Fannie
Rodgers dropped dend at lor home In
stanleyton, this county yesterday, her
death being duo to n sudden attack of
heart disease. She w1N about forty
seven years Of age and Is survived by q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
lanes L, Thocknorton.

The funeral Of James L. Throckmo rton.
fourth FOUR Street Sunday morning, VIII take
place at three o'clock this afternoon from
Broaddus Memorial Baptist Church,
Joseph McMullen,
Joseph AroAiullen died at $3.50 F. NJ; yes
torduy, in his home at 6l2 Beverly Street.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Funeral of G. s. Good

The funeral Of Charles 9, Goods, TIE
rial Hospital, viii take place at O'clock
this afternoon from Leigh street Bap-
list Church; Interment will be n Oak,
Active: w, p. Chandler y. Rinchman,
A, T.. Duggins; w, y. Maohle, j, T.. Grant.
II, q. Pitts, g. G, YOUNG L. Blanken-
Honorary. Geo, G. Shaw, J. II. Red
who'd a. e. doode. Re!ns Goode Roy
speKht, Jas, Rannlster, Irwin J. spe!ght,
John Neal. YIN. Neal. Percy Richardson.
n. s. Ware.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Rev. William Whitr1ier.

& FRBDI1RICKsBuRG.} va. Oct Der, a.
Rev. William Whtmer. n retired mi mister
died last week ut his home, near Cnlver-l
ton, In 5Tauquier county. aged elghty-one
von Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Rertha E. Krouse Bolton.

rho funeral of Bertha H. I<rouse Bolton,
of 400 st. James Street. who died Sep
TENDER sOth, Will NtnKo ,plnce today from
holy Trinity Npiscophl Ghuroh'
Walter G. Shelton.
Walter e. Shelton. OF Knoxville, Tenn,
died at 1890 o'clock yesterday.
Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
n Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, q.

Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, q
rs CHICAGO Ill, Oct, Brown held
Philadelphia safe at all times In to-days
+ game. f5 .se4 [T4
Score: II. II. u.
Chicago ...........25 OoO40OO'-S 8
Philadelphia .......01 0 0 90 10 2-4 6
Bntteries--Brown and king; Nichols
and Dooin. Time. :27. Umpire, IImslie.
. Attendance. ], 200. ltAN 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

---- 5l1EC1Hr 20 I1ie 1rtres- I7rsI'tte
WINCHESTER, VA October. S-Miss
of Winchester, and daughter Of K. 81
Leatlorman, died Tonight after q linger-
Ing illness OF consumption, aged nine
teen years She recently gradtated win
Institute. Her parents. three brothers and
sister survive. I5si I'M e58e tJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Mrs. B. r. Mausey.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)
z STA UNION, VA, October Mrs Bird
II. Mu,lsey wife Of Or. Thomas Mausey.
died this morning after an illness OF two
months, with blood poisoning. She was
1ln,fiia b. Roller, and WIS thrty-three
years Of age. having been born q. at the
old Roller Homeste cad, near At. sidney,
Augusta county. She Is survived by her
husband and one little son, Courtney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day,
Standing Of the Clubs.

Clubs Won Lost r Clubs Won Lost p
New York. .los a .essl Cincinnati us 20 .V7
P!ttsburs ...sS % 1921 s. Lous....t7 q .ss5
Chicago .....SS u .pi Boston ..,.,.i9 81 1896
PhiladephiaSl S. .5G.l Brooklyn ....42 100 300
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

Philadelphia, s.; st. Louis, Q.
PHILADELPHIA. PA Oct. 2-coaklcy.
allowed st. Louis four hits to-day and
score: MA !. 10 Ss'1 4. II. r..
al Louis .........O 100000 90 a q
philadelphia .......O ] G0O1 30'5 II l
Batteries buchanan ana Spencer: Coax
ley and Schreck. Time. :45. Empires.
sO'Loughin and Conner. Attendance, ~
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Boston. q: Cleveland, 9

Washington, 8; Chicago, 2.
5s5 UNSATISFACTORY u, c.. Oct. 2.--smIth's
Swildnrss In the first inning to-day gave
Score: ~ r. II. =.
WASHINGTON ~ 900 COOS Z p
Chicago ............0 100000 Peg 4,
Batteries -Patten and Heyden; Smith
and Mcfarland Umpires. Mccarthy and
Hurst Attendance. 800. Time, las.
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might solve the difficulty in this way,
but the matter was not settled definitely
until to-day.
Necx, Orleans Gratif;ed
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BY J. Thompson Brown g. Company,
1113 Main S .33 81 X NIX;

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lot fronts IS feet by Irregular depth, and !,
or steady 10 per cent, Investment.
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9. ii. BOSIEI,
District Passenger Agent.