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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
WARRENToN, VA.

WATERMELON, VA, May eo-The Warren.
ton Hunt Club held an election OF officcrs
during the early part of the week and elect
81 Nj Edward n w. Barker president, MI
Barker Is gentleman of great popuart ~.
and this when coupled with his excel cnt
business qualifications, makes tho choice al
exceptionally wise one.
At tho same meeting n committee was alsp
appointed to select master. 80 Tar no ac-
tion has been taken In that direction. ~
though several names are at present under
confederation, VIZ. Messrs. ". D. Benner.
Scott Carter and James *. Maddox
Mr. Ishan Keith, Of clarksburg, w. Va,
Hiss K!bley Paulding is the guest Of Mrs,
NJ 81 Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barker sailed for Eng
land yesterday, They left Warrenton for New
Mr Temple Gwa,hmey and Mr.. Wells. OF
New York, accompanied By n party OF frlenas
were here last sunday making arrangements
FOR improvements on tho property recently
purchased In this locality. Besides extensive
improvements to the house tsslf. ar;
GWathmey VIII arrange for large stable ana
q stecpIechase course
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

Miss Randolph. Miss. Jeannie Christian,
NIr. ana Mrs. Afcaniey, Mr.. and Mrs,
railing. Mr. and Mrs. III Bonita. ana
Msssrs. G. c. Pincks,ey, jonathan Bryan an
Coleman Werthan. j. n. Blair, Or.
N. G, p. Brock, Charles Workman. Dr.
I. a. White. Jack Palmer. John Lyons,
Archer Andcrsom st. G. Anderson, j. X.
r Anderson. j. T. Anderson, Barton
Grundy, Graham Hobson. Frank Hobson.
{, de b Hobson. Frank iobson, Robert
q BRYAN. sydney Buford, Stanhope Boil
Ing. Ed. Strudwlck, O. Young, y. W
arlington. e. B. Sydnor, William North.
rim, Dan Matthews Corydon Hobson'
Morton Perkins. j. d, Pots, John Gold
smith. Alexander Cameron. j. q. SCOT
1ohn Hayes, Jennifer Travers, q. Al.
Reid. Robert Lancaster, Andrew. Shris'
iinn. Andrew Christian, Jr., W. s., FORBES
Younger. Blanchard Forbes, IA. G. Beat
lie Robert Reynolds. Tom Boiling. James
Moncure. THOMAS Atkins, John Monta-
gle. w. branch, Dick Johnson, HARDWOOD,
w-addav. Tavlor. WALKER, Weilt Andel-
son. Jeffrey Montague, Ruthertoord Ross'
s5iSr, i. y. Patton, Maconibcr, w. =.
sto,;h. Charles Boiling, Allen Potts, Noil-
49, DOYLE. Hammond. j. w. YOUNG
nod. ,o,7
fter the race rccep'ion was hel'
40 Deep Run club house TO members
and their invited guests. There we'S
nbout three hundred present.
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TRUSTEES: II: FOR :I:|.|
BRO.DIE |. Duke I:
One Hundred Dollars Month
for Living Elk
III penses.
One Hundred Dollars Month
fEx ASSOCIATED Press.l

AsHEVILLE N. c., May 2o.--A deed
of trust has been recorded in the Register
Of Deeds Office OF Buncombe county by
and between Brodie L. Duke. who Is a
son OF the late Washington Duke, Of
Durham, N. c.. party Of the first part.
and c. NJ. Edwards and R. B. Boone.
parties OF the second part. known as
trustees. Tho instrument covers sew
eral typewrltten pages, and in part says:
whereas, for good and sufficient ren-
sons. the partyof the first part (Brodie
IL. Duke) Is DESTROYS Of relinqulshng his
power OF aiiena ton and all right OF con-
troll over all real and personal property
and estate OF every name, and where
soover the same may be situated or To-
Gated OF which he Is now seized or pos
sesscd, for the period Of at least one
year"
The property is then conveyed in due
form from Duke to the trustees. The
instrument provides that $500 per month
shall be paid to the said Brodie l.. Duke
for living expenses; that the money shall
be paid out OF the rents Of Dukes prop
erty and the revenue received from the
estate by tho trustees. At the expira-
ton OF one year it is provided that upon
tho written application of Duke the
property shall be reconycyed to him. il
at this time he does not demand the
property in writing the trust deed shall
remain in full force. It is provided that
If Duke dies.in the meantime the prop
crty shall be reconyeyed to his heirs.
The trustees are to receive sl00 per
month each for their services.
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TRIALS OF SHENANDOAH.
."Wets" and "Drys" in a General
Mix-Up for Month.
IHDI3 3n07S
,cnoo,,1 n The Times-D sna tch J

rs pecia i tn The Tlmes- - snalcn)
HENANDOAH, VA. May 2Q.-for ths
.nast month Shenandoah has passed
Through some very pecu'i1r experiences.
Judge Harr son In April refused 70 grant
.Inluor licenses to local appl can 8. TINS.
on Nav LIST, closed every bar IN ato"n.
a local option election had been p!evl-
ously called for May oh. which elcctlon
was decided In favor OF the "DFys oy
four m jority.aG
Then there was much dissat!sfa elton
among the "We.s"Y as to the date 81 me
elect on, as they Gained the <"Drys
first saw that all their poll takes were.
maid in time to vote. and then clrcu-
lated tho petition for the election after
it was, TOO late for the Vets" to pay
sup capitation taxes TO vote In this elec-
ton, thereby taking snay Judgment on
them. ~ ,o.o
calculating on the munc pal election the
,13th OF June, hut CONSERVATION re- gneo
to-day when It was learned that June
9Th would be the day on which the mu-
niclpal election would be held. thereby
throwing out tho local option 81 cSion
entirely. At the same time. only one ST
of candida cs- fled their notices with
the clerk in time to get on the o!llc'al
ballot.
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pastor of the church. The bride and groom
nre very popular young people, anu tne
They took the west bound train for an c.-,
tended wedding tour. They will be at home
at No. 81 North Madison Street, stauntoh'
4 pretty wedding took place at churchvie,
Augusta county Wednesday evening when
Miss Catherine e. Liv!ck and Mr.. fPaui ~
McFall were married. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence OF Rev. II. y IRVINE
bro,hcr-in-lnw Of the groom
Miss Santa a. Houf anu Mr.. Ben9ainln ~, -.
Miss Cora E. Punenbarger and Mr.. James
a. Stogdalc were married at Lone Fouhtal ~
The annual election Of officers OF the local
Ministerial Association was held TINS ~e .t,n
newly , elected officers: Rev. A. ?, T.
Hancher president; Rev. a. D. Hamili, V'ce-
president: Mr.. Walter D. Hoge. secretary. Fl,
The J. E. B. Stuart Chapter. Daughters :s or
the confederacy this week made appropriations
to the fund to build n monument at New , Ut
leans to General Eeauregard; to the Ga n me
MIDI. eburg, and for memorial purposes at
Camp Chase, sl- :, Z,
The invitation from the Augusta Memor,a,
Association. to attend memorial exercises On On
June 9th. was accepted. They decided 20 seLu
a box Friday to the home for Confederate
women ut Richmond
win be the new manager Of Mt. Elliott
Springs. augusta county, this summer. nc
has for several years pteH hsSs'HLt ..oAA1S
WIN take charge on the 25th instant.
ar. J. G shcwey went to Richmond ms ms
mems department OF the store OF Miller &
RhoRds.
Miss Sallie Trout haS returned from Rich
nond, where she was visiting her sister, Mrs,
{. l.. Cooke
DR. j. Z. cat'ett went to Richmond this
week with Miss Mary Watts. who was operated
On for appendicitis at st. Luke Hospital.
Mir william R!cisle has returned from R!cn'
mond, where ne waa operated on at st. Luke's
Mrs salle Poagc went TO Richmond Thurs
| day
brother, Mr.. E, d. Bell. has returned V
Miss bena Fitzgerald, Of Richmond Is IN
/; Stsnnton !,
| Richmond.
1 Ing her daughter, Mrs. c, r Hutchinson mere
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Spoke Different Languages.

at the recent state banone lAs
the king OF Italy. in tor sting tho Kaiser,
spoke In Italian, while me emperor ots :
In the use OF a Language on such o.,
casions, which bismarck may be said
10 have Introduced after the French },
war-an etiquette which alwnvs 4 ~ o . =
the foreign office at Berlin IN its cor :,
respondence with members q diplomat' 9
corps Had the king used French a
nentral the Kaiser would also have rev
sponded In the same language; but the
King spoke in his m ,ye ,,,oo ], u. !, !,
emperor had to stand upon h,s n .a,1a :,
and do the same. The kalser,s ltai'an,
even for so versatile monarch y Nv, nv
so good as the kings a av ~ his italian
majesty's suite who at the time under ~ r
stood a single word the emperor SAID !,
German must be dreadful tria4 70 an
Italian ear and tongue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
NOW USES
EUROPEAN PRESS
Frenzied Financier at Work
Again, and Succeeds in Stir
ring Things Up.
snncial to rhe Tlmes-D spatc )

pr3IeWrGM Nfavs''S -i',nyn,a gson
is endeayorng to scare London and Eu-
rope into selling American secuFlt e.,
He announces in, the New York ana
Boston papers that he j $ large az
yertseucnt III tile European press . 70
day I.
As: that lie has been invited by ele en-
Governors to address the people OF heir
states, but that he has accepted ppt t
one invitation,
He advertises himself to be ire
"great public purifier, "sand says that ne
has been rounding UP the people ~ tn,s
country until they are READY 1or aEH'
nanc!al revolution.
He points out that tho American PEG
pie have on deposit in the banks an ~.
surance companies s1l,tOo,0o0,NO, and tnat
there are only $500, 900 in the country
to pay 1t when demanded.
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president MAY
DELIVER ADDRESS
Invited to Speak Before South
ern Industrial Parliament and
Will Likely Accept.
DELEGATES NOW ARRIVING
Every State i'll South Except
Florida Has Named
Representatives.
DELEGATES NOW ARRIVING

(From Our Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON, u. c., May 20.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt will be invited to add ess
the Southern Industrial Parliament at ! $
sessions here next week and is expected
to accept. Should the President decide
to deliver an address before the pariia-
ment, it will be the first time since lie
became President that he has addres cd
an audience composed Of men represent
Ing the commercial and Industrial sou.h.
kilograms have been received f'om
practically every chamber Of commerce
and board Of trade in the South accept
Ing invitations to be rep: csented in the
parliament. The New Orleans Progressive
Union, one Of the strongest commercial
organizations In the South. will be ep-
resented.
The following chambers OF commerce
wired their acceptance OF invitations TO.
day: Norfolk, Va; Brunswick, Ca. Wal
gm.ngton, N. c.; Nashville, Tenn. anu
Charleston, S. c. The pres dents Of these
bodies IN accepting these invitations
named the delegates.
\ During the day number OF delegates
arrived in the city and reported a head
quarters. Among them was Hon. Robert
Ga,es, Of. Nashville, Tenn Mr. Gates
will address the parilamen.. He is very
much interested In commercial deVe.op-
ment Of the South.
During 1884, said Mr.. Gates. I'VE
placed 3o6 factories, representing over
3lo,0yO.OUO along the Line oil the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad in The ooutn.
1T is possible to make an even better
showing this year.
Some additions to the programme were
announced to day. Among them we. 9
addresses by Joseph G. Blown OF North
Carolina, on ''Soutnern Banking. and
Goal and Iron Developments, BY -.
l.. Dulaney, OF Washington, Tenn;
s"Commercial Organizat.on, f. s. Snaii-
non, nashville, Tenn; Cotton INDUS
try" Jonn W.. Bailey Memphis, Tenn,
and Charles Il. Johnson, OF North Caro-
lima, on Cotton" }5
There is only one Southern State, Flor
ida. that remains to name delegates 70
the convention. II. $500 Is, E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
HORSE SHOW HAS
BR|LLTAN! END.
Baltimore Society Flocks to Elk
ridge Kennels on Closing
Day.
.VIRGINIANs GET TWO FIRsTs
.VIRGIkIANs GET TWO FIRsTs
Dunlop's Pair Secured Second
Honors in Pony Harness
Class--Other Awards.
nec,aI 10 Thc Tlmes-Disnatch.,

JpeC!1l 10 Inc l1lUSS-DlSpdtCI.)
BALTIMORE, MD, May 2o.--rhe Horse
Show had q brilliant wind up at the
Elkridge Kennels this afternoon, attract
ing throng larger than has ever been
seen there on similar occasion, and
the fine weather bringing out an array
of beautiful! costumes positively bewild-
ering in It's richness and variety. Socic-
ty turned out In full force. and the crush
around the stand was so great that ac-
cess became difficult.
Miss Nancy Lee was the most prom-
nent OF the Baltimore women to show
horses. while Miss Katherine IL FL
kins. daughter OF Stephen B. Elkins, OF
West Virginia. had several mounts and
rode them supcrply.
Tie Malher family. of Philadelphia.
was much In evidence. Mr.. Charles T..
aiather having horses entered in thirteen
classes. Misses Josephine and Dorothy
Mather and Mrs. Victor Mather rode. and
each proved 10 be an expert as well
as graceful rider.
The ring was in the best possible shape
and, the programme quite up 10 the stand
ard. Baltimore teams captured four
firStE two seconds and three thirds, WINE
Virginia horses secured two firsis one
second and one third, Washington having
10 be satisfied with two thirds In the
pony pairs in harness class Virginia came
TO the front for the first time. The ex-
hlbit being among the finest seen. In the
competllion were David Dunlop's Moving
Picture and Delight. pair whose cost
price ran well up INTO the rhouaands, but
they could not do better than get sec
ond honOrs. Baltimore pair taking first.
In the four In hand team exhibit no hon
ors were awarded, the two teams be-
ing disqualified for flaws and one horse
OF the third going lame.
In the class OF ladies hunters carrying
up to lD pounds, Misc Katherine II. FL
klns got third prize with Cygnel Red
Raven again came 10 the front In the
hunt club teams. getting first hoHors with
Buck, ridden By Miss Marion Holloway,
and Jack Frost, ridden by L. q. Young.
Misc Elkins landed another third, ana
Cygnet, In the champion lightweight hun
ter c.ass, while Red Raven walked away
with tho blue ribbon In The champion
middewelght hunter clahs. In the clasA
| for horses AZ, not exceeding L.S, ladies'
10 drive. Dunlop's cogsin took third non
| ors.
| Among those In attendance were Colonel
| Barton 5uxall Grumpy and dles Miriam
| Gruudy, Richmond; g. ~ GgggeRhsirn.
4 Lynchburg; Captain j. J., EefMe, Iohd0n,
E.ngland; Edward Fendlelon, Washlns-
|
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DR.. K|RSOLV|NG
HERE TOMORROW.
Will Consult With St. Paul's
Vestry Regarding
It's Call.

Rev. Or. Arthur Kinsolving. Of Brook
lyn who has been called 10 take charge
Of st. Paul's Church. has notified the
vestry OF that church that he will reach
Richmond on Monday to confer With
the vcstry regarding his acceptance OF
the call.
II thought that DR.. Kinsolv!ng will
accept the call.
The SPECIAL committee. of which Cap
tain Dean Is chairman, appointed to
have the stecple OF st. Paul's examined.
has decided to remove the upper part
OF the steeple. having discovered that
the timbcrs are worm-eaten. The COM
tm'ttee is assured by competent archi-
tccts that there IS no mmed ate danger
OF he stecple falling but they have de-
termined to take no chance Of acc dent
It has not yet been determined whether
: or not the steeple. will be rebuilt II IS
probable that It may be entirely re-
moved, os without, 1t the church VIII as.
sumo the classical lines Of the original.
temple from whIchsit was copied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
WYTHEVILLE, VA.

wYTIIEyILLE. VA. May 2o-Among those
WHO attended the, Atlantic Missionary Con,
fersnce In Ashewl,s N. c.. this week. are
Me.srs y r. Kahle and John G. Orr. Mrs
II n IItuser. Mrs Mary Painter. Mrs George
williams and Mr. J.tD Painter, ..
aiits Eailie Goodwin returned SATURDAY IRON
IL visit Of nome months In Hichmond.
Miss Anna Gieayes Is the guest o. her uncle'
nr J. Taylor Gleayes. in LynehDurg
Hiss Lewia Hlbblc returned last week from
Petersburg where shs spent the winter
niss ISore Williams ~ visiting relatives IN
Bristol.
,cturoed saturday from Pulaski where they
uttsneei 4 neeting 81 the sopthwnst Virginia
Dental Association at the Maple Shade Inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
YOUNG SOLDIER WEBS.
Miss Martha 3. Frayser and
Lieutenant Mann Married.
fspecial to The Times-Dlspatch.)


IYNCHBURG, VA. May 2O--Al Sc
Martha B. Frayser, daughter Of the late
Thomas FL Frayser. OF Owcnsboro. Ny.'
was married to Lieutenant Hcrber, r..
Mann. of New York. of the United States
cavalry. this afternoon OF $50 o'clock
the ceremony being performed at the
residence Of the brides sister, Mrs. X. >.
tones, nv the Rev. DR.. G.. c.. Kelly, pre-
tor Of Court Street Methodist Church:
a number Of relatives of the young lady
together with many friends, were pres
emit to witness the ceremony. The room
IN witch the ceremony was performed
was lastly decorated with american
Gars and flowers.
MSS Kathleen Trayser, OF Kentucky
wa, 'he maid of honor.
lieutenant and Mrs. Mann left on an
afternoon train on the Southern FOR
Chattanooga. Tenn. where he will JON
his command. which has been ordered
IL Manlln, leaving on June Goth for san
rranc SEQ, from whence they will san
m July LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
BIG SCHOONER LADEN
With GOAL !. 4. IS. ASH. ASHORE [.
Jane Palmer, From Newport
News to Portland, Fast on
Great Rip.
By Associated Press.)

T NANTUCKET, MASS. May 2o.----!The
five-m asted schooner Jane Palmer. laden
with 5000 tons Of coal is ashore on
Great Rip off the east end OF the island
Of Nantucket. The crew is safe. The
schooner. bound from Newport News.
Va, to Portland, went aground during
the night, The captain and crew ENDED
In the schooners boats to-day. The
Jane Palmer registers 2.S23 tons.
h The Palmer is the largest OF the five
masted schooners. and Is valued at
$4,000. She is almost new, having been
launched onlyfa few months ago Great
Rip is one OF the most dangerous places
In north Atlantic waters. large GUAM
tity OF coal has been thrown overboa rd
by the wreckcrsE and the crew at sunset
tonight, but she is still hard aground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
CLAY. GRUBBs FREE.
Davidson County Distillcr Ac-
Quilted After Five Ballots.
.'al to The Times.Dispnt

(Snec'al to The Times.Dlspatc,,i''.
SALISBURY. NJ c.. May 2o--H. Clay
Grubb Tho prominent distiller Of David
son county. who FOR ten days has been
on trial here on his life, charged. Win VT
Killing his brother..n-law Q. L. DAVIS,
T., October last IVES acquitted in Rowan
Superior Court to-day. At 1880 o'clock
this morning the jury, after being out
twelve hours. returned verdict OF not
guilty.
Five ballots were taken before an agree re-.
ment was reached. On the first ballot
nine mon stood for acnuttal ana tnree
for conviction of murder In the first
degree. on the fourth ballot six stood
for acouittal and six for conviction.
crubb was released at once. and. att LEI
shaking hands with his attorneys anu
numerous friends. left this afternoon for
his splendid home. in Davidson. where ne
is very prominent He was accomnn MED ne.
by Mrs, Grubb. who IS sister OF DAVIS
who was shot to death by Grubb Both
men were wealthy. and had been asso-
cjated together in business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Give ENJOYABLE Recital.

very enjoyable studio recital was given
Friday afternoon by the pupils Of Miss 81
Fannie Tayor's music class. An eNcelcn.
programme was carried out deserving sre-
c!ai mention as the numbers were all rendered
from memory by the following pupils: Master
EohIy Sneliings, Ellis Pollard, Misses Blanche
Christian. Ollie Anthony. Olive Hall. Eva
Hewitt. Alma Vaughan. May Perrin. Bertha
Howard, Katc Jones, Irene Wyatt, Ethel
smith, Leila Cloves. Ruth Wlngfielt Ruth
JeHrics, Gladys and Marie Throcknorton. Jen-
ME and salile Cprdoza, Mabel Hull, Blanche
Kidd Gaynelle Mlnson, Lee Hill!ard, Gertrude
Gentry May Phillips, Brunette Wright, Mary
Tyler Light refreshments were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
-UsT HAVE NEW SERIES.
rious Situation in Southern
College Baseball Circles.

by Associated Press.)
NOENILLE, TENN. May D,-An IN
rcsting situation has developed in base
batl CIRCLES in the Southern Intercollegiate
60 lege Association. Vanderbilt. which
had great success. with all competitors,
was defeated by the University Of the
South in its series Of games. Tennessee
University, defeated by Vanderbilt Unit
versity. has jus, defeated he University
of the South in series. The cham
pionship lies between these three teams.
Another series with Vanderbilt may be
arranged by Tennessee University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Sponsors Appointed.
,cc,,, IA The Times Dlspatch.)

fSpccial ia The Times Dspntch0
NORFOLK, VA. May 9,--Div'sion
Manager E Lee Trinkle, OF tue virginia
Sons of Confederate Veterans. announced
from Wytheville. Va. to-day the official
appointment of Miss Anne Salley, Of New
port News as sponsor in chief and Miss
Emily Bird wilson. or Norfolk, as maid
or honor fol- the Virginia Sons Of Vet
erans, at the louisville tKy.) Confederate
reunion, June 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Killing Case Postponed.

- Especial q The Tlmes-D spatcho)
tillery1nnn Nash, indicted for felon Gus
assault upon Policeman Philips in con-.
nection with the row which resulted IN
the policeman killing ArtIlleryman Dow
rey pleaded guilty guilty OF assault and
battery to-day and was fined ten DOL
airs. q, "
sep ember term OF tho Elizabeth CITY
County Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
BIRTHDAY Coincidents.

garn White. Of Riverside. on the kla-
matb river. In California, haa hoy
horn IN February 2s and In addition
hir,.lday one on Inaugural ton day. two
In All Fools dny--Aprll l., ono on
Thanksgiying day and one on February
a-around ho1 dav Also three more boys
born On other dates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
ROBBED HOUSE CURING
JEFFERsOh'5 FUNERAL Al.
,snecial 10 The r,mes-Dlspatch.)

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. May 20.-Somo
If the articles stolen from the summer
home OF the late Joseph Jefferson, AZ
.Buzzard,s Bay, were found here BY local
detectives and we're Identified by Thomas
Jefferson and claimed yesterday ~ Mas
sachuset;s officers. 4 rife. which MI.
Jefferson is Eanxously looking FOR, mas
not yet been located. When the iGinerai
services were being held me al s.'',
Jvas made that nearly every article OF
value had been stolen including some OF
Mr.. Jcffcrson's own sketches Nothins
was made. pubic at the time Mr. Jef-.
ferson visited Fall River. but failed to
and the rife. Search for o.her articles
is still continued as the officials thnk.
that there are more missing articles
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Vanderbilt winner
IN BIG TRACK MEET e:
- .----S
fRr Associated Eres

7- (3y Assoc!ated FTeEs'l ~. =
NASHVILLE TENN, May 2O,-Van-
dcrbIlt was an easy winner IN the SOUTH
crn lnterlegiate Athletic Associa ton's
freak meet on Dudley field this after
noon. There were but three contest
ants-Yanderblt University, University
OF Tennessee and Louisiana State Uni
vcrslty, and the final score stood: van
derbt, So; University OF Tennessee, ~;
Louisiana State University, 2 me
SOU thern Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
citation records were broken,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Gran Game Raided.

a crap game was nipped in the bud at Smith
and Leigh Streets last night, and that much
viii be added 10 the treasury when Justice
John interviews them tomorrow morning
Those who took active part In the n'ppiHg
business, were Sergeants Barfoot and Tyler,
and Officers Mattern and Hulcher, Five dice
chuckers were taken,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
STAUNl ON, VA,

tsp.cial 10 Aie Times D!spant)
sTAuNTQN. VA, Nay a0,.~A pretty We'd
ding TOOK place at Laurel Hill Eapiht Church
wednesday evening WhGp 3iiss Ada Aurslia
Keistfr, Gpughtei Of Mr ard HfS iBaDe
kelster hecams tho bride ~ hr Max a.
Myers The church had besn beautifully Gef
corattd Tor the 0cchtion, ana the ceremony
MES pertosmed ~ Roy. J. II. Iayin. iermsf