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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

N quiet and peace could only be had
10y withdraw Ing from the duties and
occupations OF active life, then quiet
and peace for most OF us could never
be. II in not In our power 10 fy TO
some far and still retreat, ia whose
quiet we may escape the evils ana
troubles here. And the corner VIII
never be found In this world where
care and cvfl shall he unknown By
human beings. But the peace which
the Savior gives ais own il peace OF
heart and mind amid daily duties. IL
Is that central peace" which may sub
slst at the heart OF erssless agitation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
CNRNECIE.s ADVICE 10 GIRIS.

CARNEGIE'S ADVICE TO GIRLS.
Andrew Carnegie. addressing the girl
students II The Dundee University
COLLEGE In scotland. advised thar wo-
mcr should cut their hair short tor
hygicnlc reasons. hut hoped they would
nevertheless retain thciv long hatred
wev~.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
By Prof. VIM. Henry Peck,

&zshor Of the "IS. Stone crfSx
Of Lisbcn." Etc.

his mother there You would like 10
see yourss Sc his Portrait
John Marks tossed the picture OF the
IDIOT upon the iCor.
Hammond raise. IL. stared AZ IT, lei
Il fsli and leaning towards Nancy Har-
ker. as be knelt IN paliid terror. said IL
a voice Ike niss
Nancy HarSeT. ny heart Is turning
20 gall, sly Zonn Marks lies
~. Roland. so-Sive me- cried
Nancy.
Tor whats Tell ma Tor whstt" said
Hammond. -rci. Toe that John Marks
les. Tel ID that Naocy uarker.
Let forIune. E5erty-life-au 70 20
ruln-but tel re thas John Marks
lies
Il csanos. - you- son who IS he
dot said NnCy.
-Traiyoress.- cried Hammond. and
, rs quick as l,Sh-u.nr De shot a BAN
into his sisters breast
AT them. Iaanicl~' he continued
They hold o. lives in their lan5s,
They are two Cxly.
His pistol cz1cfa,i again ana John
Marks staggered hack wounded. bu,
drawing his p1stoi and then. With
q crash. James Green lcared through
the skyli-ht. aed Ten upon The bed
crushing &c % IL 1,or. but on his feet
in q second
AS Greene feu. Elssu sDrauc at Dam
&C., and urcsrrtss-G aim with blow
from his iron rSl
Hammond stzz,i In perfect horror
fo- moment - -Ee pale and angry
face az the ~oan- carpenter. whom
he thought BE- hsd murdered anl tleu
slricEin- In tc--oy 90 be kncw not
what rushed GO thr floor. cot out. and
ded alou- the hLn Pursued hy james
Greene and John 9L-rk~. The latter csr-
ryiDr @ lantern - Ind snatched from
stephen when cScl ~ into rhe house.
~ 1 can reach tie street. thought
Hammond as D. d-c. y may escape.
There is way tAr7a=h the old store
room-the farther Coor enters into an
Ola cellaE ana tha- has window OPEN
- mo tle '-eA street
he hed 20 tle tap inat ied into The
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
THE PULPIT.
a BRILLIANT SUNDAY SERMON BY
rev. Or. r. CALVIN MccLELLAND.
suhJecis jesus Idea OF God.

spccisl subject was: "ScriouSfeks of
Believing i'm Jesus Idea OF Cod" r
text was Matthew Val and -
McClelland said:
There is no Christian doctrin
which you could get so many nsc1 -
vote al the Fatherhood OF God. Ne<<&
ing can exhaust the name Father. "
s the giaddest. but the greatest. the
dearest hut the deepest. the sweetest.
but the SOiemncst name men can frame
20 lit God We cannot put too much
into the word. but We can put too little
into 70. 10 is the risk OF that-of put
ting too little into the name Father
which gives IT'S our theme. The theme
Is. The Seriousness OF Believing in
the Fathcrhood Of God
There. are two kinds o. men who put
too little into the idea OF Gods Father
hood. The first man is ne who prefers
10 think Of God as judge. To call God
q Father. he thinks. lis 20 Cnthroue in-
diligence. He views thc dorlrins with
suspicion lest liz rob GOD 90 authority.
extract tho fear OF SIN. and relieve the
restraint OF conscience. This man &c
rlorcs tho universal note in the preach
ing or Jesus idea 80 God. IT hc
preached be- he would wake 10 ana os0-
tcric doctrine % be- mentioned only
go chose who had been initiated by COM
version into tho secrets OF grace.
The second man who put, too little
into the uamc "Father' is he who secs
nothing En- Brotherhood but sentiment.
he thinks OF God as too Soft-hpa-fcG Co
rule. GotinE -randfathcr COO weak To-
punish. This man has thc i1 a tlat
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
CHAPTER MIX.


VII ina IsfE>uHlc y on. lNtn AllloN
Hammond drew pistol and cooking
G. fcvclcd Il riSat between AIlday's
rruS
The cowa7diy wretch tr'enhieSi. ana
us knees bent under hin. AL fear 90
the future FED before tsc Imminent
re-7 % ire present
TIC saSc-to save ny life ! must
o. Stamrue-ed
Ramona was cu-acsd az chis u7cx-
Fcctcd hes ration- and siaupin- 81
5av's fsce srartiy he cried
ftria- Ne are wasting time
AZ thar moment John Marks cntcrcl
e. crimson chamber. and after h,T~
c2uc ClrrlcS Hamnc1a
NT srr- IL Nc~ NorS-' cxci-,-r-1
E5auu.oal. starting hack John
Narks- ron arc traitor
Hr raised his pistol Tor he VAS 5es-
r-e-a-e. when Charles Srfra-- before
Shc wcar11. cxciaimiuE-
WATT, let John Marks sneak~
-r'6 vou-~ saiC NsrkS. Fan 8 clear.
sf-o-- vcfcc. ~that Hsrrlet Foss had
ccasei 60 exist n one sense she did.
Coz a- ~ o'clock to-day she became che
W. oi th's young MAJ
lc VIE 90 uv SOM cr-ed Ham-
rnorl stirring wildly
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en- 7rr--r Z loved was in toun. 7
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
GOLFERS PLAN TOURNAMENTS
Officers of the Southern California
Association Arrange for
Sprinu Contests

At a meeting of the officers of the
Southern California Golf association
last week dates for the big annual
spring tournament were fixed. The
first and chief event of the year in
the local golfing world will be the
Southern California mems amateur
championship which will be played on
the Country club links February 22 to
26 Walter Fairbanks is the present
holder of the championship, which he
Won last year. 1t Is doubtful if he will
be here this year to defend his title.
The second event will be the mems
open championship of the southern as
ISOLATION, set for March and 10, sew
enty-two holes, medal play. This also
doubtless will be played on the local
links. The women's championship has
been set for March 15-17, and while the
links where 1t is to be played have
not been decided upon 1t is expected to
go to the Pasadena Country club.
At this meeting of the association
j. e. Cook, vice j. F. Sartori was
elected president and Frank Griffith
secretary of the organization. Mr.. Grif-
fifth and J. A. Brown were chosen men,
bers of the executive committee in
place of r. D. Osburn and c. E. Maud.
Next Monday the regular annual
New Years day tournament will be
played at the Country club. 1t will be
a 36-hoe medal play, choice score,
handicap competition. AT the same
time the club championship will be
awarded to the player making the
lowest gross score for the thirty-six
holes.
Next Saturday will occur the regu-
lar monthly mixed foursomes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
ORDINARY CARD FOR TODAY
Five Selling Races and One Purse
Affair Completes Offering Of
Jockey Club
Rv Irving 8. Clement

| Judging from the program arranged
for this afternoon, Secretary Jasper
paid visit to the dog pound. There
Is no handicap or purse, outside Of the
one for two-year-old maidens, as fea-
ture.
The best race of the day is the fifth,
which brings out seven that are even
| ly matched.
Hippocrates made such a good show
! ing I'm the Coronado Beach selling
stakes that he will be q hard horse to
beat today with any kind of good
racing luck.
I Don Domo, the gray streak, is asked
to go over a distance which he does
not very much fancy. His early speed
| should enable him to steal long lead,
which should land him into the place.
Lord Badge makes his first appear
ance and will have Ikki and Ethylene
to beat for the place. He has been
| working well.
The first race looks like n toss up
between Susie Christian, Pachuca, Pet.
tijohn and Myrtle II. They will prob-
ably nish in this order. The start
and riders will have u lot to do
to determine the winner.
j. II. Donohue stands out by himself
ir the second race. He was all but
left in his last race, and If he gets
| away well today should poke his nose
under the wire first
Fairatene is improving with each
race and is about due to do something.
Will be a dangerous factor.
Sir Brinkley has twenty-seven pounds
more weight up than he had Saturday.
which might stop him.
Toller showed early speed in his last
race and ran as If short. Might be d
surprise.
Sea Sick, Hilona, Dixeile and sun
Mark have the third race all to Them
selves when form is considered.
The others will only be in the way
Sea Sick has been finishing strong i'll
her last two races, as she possesses lots
OF speed and Is game. I pick her To
win.
Hilona will find the distance trife
far but she has only Dixelle to beat
for place. Sun Mark will be right there
III the end.
Old Dutiful should come right back
and win today again. He is in rare
form at present and can beat better
ones.
e. G. Runte and viona will fight IL
out for the place money. The rest, out4
side of Whoa Bill, which is bleeder
and Elfin King, which is wind broken,
don't figure to have chance ON dope.
Prince Ching ran q bang up second
to Money Muss in one of her previous
races. If he runs back to that race
he should romp home an easy winner
today.
Belle Kinney is very speedy, but is
a bad betting proposition, as she Is u
bad actor at the post.
Prince Magnet should hold the ball
ance safe. He might wake UP and be
returned the winner.
Search Me and Theo Case have an
outside chance to run in the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

New Years attraction at Ascot and
Will be one of the most valuable stakes
of the meeting 1t is selling sweep
stakes for three-year- and upward
at one and one-sixteenth miles, with
$1,000 added, of which sum George Rose
donates $1,000. This stake has seventy
five nominations and on a basis of ten
starters, which is the average thus
far, it will have a gross value OF $3.50,
of which $265O goes to the winning
stables, $500 to the second and $500 to
the third. The conditions are faulty
in that it is required that starters
be named through the entry box on the
day previous to the race, thus making
the entries due on Sunday This will
probably be changed by announcement
of the jockey club and entries will
probably be received on the Saturday
before New Year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

judges that he was the owner and that
Watkins had no authority for racing
the horse except in Whites name
Watkins notified the judges that he
would return the horse to White and
quit the game after the race.
J. L. McGinnis sent Elizabeth + to
the post yesterday and when the
crowds noted the gray filly there was
a rush to the ring on the hunch that
it was another Don Domo or Dutiful.
1t is said that Elizabeth + will make
her gray companions look like thirty
cents when she rounds to form.
William Walker was the Beau Brum-
mel OF the ring yesterday and won
eased UP in the race for glad rags
upon Walkers $40 hat, SIS overcoat
and $50 suit of clothes, not to men
tion a $50 lavender vest, the former
king of the dudes would have expired
of heart disease.
The largest crowd of the season was
at Ascot yesterday and the jam in the
grand stand and betting ring was the
worst of the meeting. Not a vacant
seat could be found in the grand stand
and a row of men and women lined the
promenade at the rear of the seats.
The walk in front OF the stand was
also a constant jam.
There may be plenty adding today in
the selling race war, as the jockey club
offers ample opportunities for the graf
ification of the ambitions Of the ami
NOSE horsemen with five selling races
and the entries show that the scrap
ping horsemen have all contributed to
the list of probable starters.
Varieties won the Coronado Beach
selling stakes Saturday, earning S162(
thereby, and ran third in the Holly
wood handicap yesterday, earning $3.50
Varieties is not a sensational perform
er by any means, but has not been out
of the money in forty two starts. This
is consistency with a vengeance ano
should be a model for several other
horses to copy after.
An auction sale of horses is adver-
tised for 1890 O'Clock today In the
paddock at Ascot. S. M. Williams ano
Miss Maud Mullett have dissolved
partnership and this necessitates the
sale of the partnership racers, which
includes Good Cheer Requiter, Dixelle
Henry Nc, Bona Ventura, Alaric, Rec
Ball and Coco. Roxie Angarola will
also put Flammula up for sale ano
Early Wright will dispose Of The Irish,
man. This sale will be the first held al
Ascot this season.
| The Rose selling stake will be chs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

OOIOnCl SiolOit WV
The final race brings together another
field of fourteen and the class of this
race is not that of blue-ribbon
bunch.
since any of them are entitled to
win. Col. Bronston should crafty his
desire for brackets if he does not get
left.
The colonel is long overdue and owes
nearly every pilker about the track
several dollars. He has been played
on every start and it is about time
for him to come to life.
Prince Magnet is another one that
owes several dollars to the pikers'
colony. In this company a'place ticket
ought to wipe out the obligation.
Search Me does not always run out
of the money and should beat Belle
Kinney out of the show ticket.
Mrs. John Bondy is seriously i'll at
the Good Samaritan hospital, where
she was sent last Friday, but was said
to be improving last night.
Mrs. L. Curtis is now in the list OF
owners who have won $4,000 or more
at this meeting, and If Eugenia Burch
continues in her present form she will
soon lead the winning horses.
The Jockey club is making q special
offering of free $500 handicaps every
day this week, including Saturday, on
which date the Mount Lowe handicap
is down for decision. The only steeple-
chase event of the week will be the
usual Friday attraction.
+. B. Van Meter went on hunt yes
erday and returned at nightfall Will
| hirty ducks, which he shared with his
friends among the owners who have
| aken cottages at the track. 1t Is saic
hat j. ]. McCafferty put seven under
lis belt for supper and pulled through
without fatal results.
FL Otros and Capitanazo, which rep
resented the stable of Lucky" Bald
win In the fourth and fifth races yes
| terday, are full brothers to Cruzados
also owned by Baldwin and each hal
| the same sensational burst Of speed
but Cruzados need not fear for hi
fame with these relatives.
| Joseph Watkins announced yesterda.
that after the sixth race he would re
| tire from the turf. His determination
came as the result OF q controvers.
with White, the owner of st. Wilda
which Watkins had under lease. ST
Wilda was placed IN a selling race
and White feared that he would los
the st. Carlo gelding, and notified tn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
KNOLL WINS MOTOR RACE

Special 20 The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Dec. 25 49, Charley
Knoll won the motorcycle hill-climbing
contest this afternoon, climbing the
three and seven-eighths miles Box
Spring grade in six minutes and fifty
five seconds, easily distancing all COM
petitors. Knoll drove a Mitchell four
horsepower machine. Most of the other
honors were won by Los Angeles rid
ers, who rode powerful little Indian
machines.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
vAsELINE NO GoOD FOR HAIR
Dandruif Germ Thrives In ID, ns Well a
I'm All C.rAaaa

A well known Chicago hair specialist
invited the Inter Ocean reporter to come
TO his office and see, under micro
scope, how the germ that causes dand-
said that all hair preparations con-
tanning grease simply furnish food for
the germs and help TO propagate them
The only way to cure dandruff Is to de-
Htroy the germs, and the only hair
preparation that will do that Is New >
bros Herpioide. Destroy the cause,
you remove the effect" Without dan :
druff no falling hair, no badness. ASK
for Herpieide. 1t is the only destroyer
OF the dandruff germ.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
IN STAMPS for sample to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
FOOTBALL PLAYER INJURED
Special to The Herald

EpeCin IN The Heruid
RIVERSIDE, Dec. 25.-The high
school football team played the alumni
eleven a tie game this afternoon at
Chemawa park, the final score being
to 5. Will Bickle, left end of the
alumni team, sustained a fracture of
the left arm in the last half and was
forced to leave the game. The weather
was all that could be desired and big
crowd witnessed the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
c. LEoNARDTs ARE DEFEATED

opeOldl 10 Inc Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 25.--The
baseball game at Polo Fields drew
large crowd Team work was good and
strong batting on both sides were feat
ures. The visitors got the small end OF
the score through superior batting OF
local team, which punched its hits and
batted heavy for extra bases.
Santa Barbara Professionals 8, IA, A.
Leonardts, 5, s, 5.
Batteries: Plourde and Lewis; Mar
shall, Moore and LIE Brand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
ALL-STARS ARE DEFEATED
Santa Barbara Scores Touchdown in
Second Half, Winning Holly
Contested Game
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Dec. 25.-
Los Angeles All-Stars 0, Santa Barbara
5 The fastest and prettiest game OF
football of the season was played at
Athletic park this afternoon. Both
teams We're picked in their respective
cities from well known college players
who put up a good, clean game.
The first half was played altogether
in Los Angeles territory, two local
fumbles keeping the Santa Barbara
boys from gaining a touchdown.
The only touchdown of the game was
made early in the second half by Hem
derson, the Santa Barbara left half
back, who played a cross buck through
the Los Angeles left tackle.
Santa Barbara was pushing slowly
toward their opponents goal when time
was called. There were many brilliant
individual plays on both sides.
Captain Burson was in the game all
round, but received a knee kick early
in the second half that injured him
severely, but with stubborn nerve he
insisted ON finishing the game, al
though he staggered around the field
like drunken man.
SANTA BARBARA, LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
Colonel Bronston Due

result should be Dollie WeithoH, Elin
King, Il. c. Runte.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Tme-O:2Fa O:49A, 1151l, 1:A At post minute OF 1905
% value to WnqsP R6nsae S "sta GOOD WON e9siy Second
to place to show Light to 10 place
to to show Overweighs st. Wlda 2,
Golden Buck lbs quit pinch when Coronado chal
leneed Coronado stretch where
away and Won gaopng Light outgamed uguenot in drive
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

The Mount Lowe handicap with $1,000 added is the next
the card fOrr decision and will be the
fourth race Saturday. 1t is high weight handicap
sweepstakes = -year-olts upwards
longs nominations to
weights evening. The stake
will be $1,000 gross.
starters Bordy's Godnnder w. Clarkes
tilly. L. Curtis Eugena Burch b.
TIandzarra j. A. Wernberg's Big Ben NJ Williams
These representative Of best class of
Ameri turf the between them
me-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Time 1Ira Start good. all driving Ruby had
foot of the party Blue Eyes did her best Deago do
show betting Rlby to and to 81 Blue Eyes to
to 3; Dtagoa show 2 to 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

o07 FIFTH RACEOne mile yards selling. For three
q ~ year-olds and upwards Purse $00
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

OOS SIXTH RACE--Sx furongs twoyear
ZSO and upward. Purse $400.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

s.Os Value to winter $3.50 Winner Ben sromeThe
Humber owner Mrs. l. Curtis good easily.
second driving. Burch to place, out show. Retropaw
Retropaw M lbs Eugenia extended when ready
in canter Reropaw closed stoutly out
gaming firing Varieties oros blew up when real racing
began.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

7os SECOND RACES furlongs. Fiiles, 2-year-old.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
1NGLESIDE

INGLEsIDE Dec. a. 1906. Thirty eighth day. Presiding
Judge r, G.. Hopper Starter J. D. Hoffman. weather
cloudy, track good.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Value to winner ss25 Winner CHI Sir Dix9nBsle Garter @
Owner s. M Williams Start good Won easily. Second drv
ing Dxes even place to sh9w RuRsna to place even
Donoso kispsr lbs Dixele came when ready and lyon T9n
adee closed with great rush would have been second in an
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Start good easily driving.
A. in form ran orwardy throughout Hugh MCGOWAN
ehanan q pace, siop
Place and show henrt C,Irsne A 4 to 4 Ind i TO 4 turh
MCGOWAN s. Warta Nicht show l. Scratched
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

The Rose selling stake win be the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

0OE THIRD RACE-F'Ive half furongs. Purse. For
E%O threeyear-olds and upwards Purse SiOO