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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
Death Of Burlington Musician.

Burlington, May 20. Prof. G. w.
Davis, welI-known musician and
teacher, died today Of complication OF
diseases. He was Sc years OF age and
was born in Shrewsbury. He came bere
IN 1871, having studied in Boston He
married Jennie Taft Of this city, who
survives him, also two sons, A. NJ. Davis
of Ottawa and Merton E., of this city,
and one daughter, Miss Jessie Davis Of
sioston.
The funeral viii be held here Wednes-
cay at 2 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
PATCH WAS FINED.
In Court Saturday Evening and Pleaded
Guilty

George Patch was taken into city
court Saturday evening and pleaded
guilty to open and gross lewdness, the
statutory charge against him having
been mol pressed He was fined SIS
with costs of s7.29 which was paid
Hattie Deforge who was arrested in
connection with the case has been al.
lowed TO 90 on her own recognizance
though the case against her is still
pending.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
DURING PROGRESS OF BATTLE.
U. s. Minister Griscom Said That Indi
cations Were Favorable to japanese.

Washington, May 29.An official re-
port received from Minister Griscom at
Toxic at the state department this
morning says;
Togo reports that he has sunk one
large vessel of the Borodino class, q
battleship and three other smaller ships,
besides capturing two or three Others
Togo adds: mo japanese ships were
injured.
Griseom states that at the time he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
AGAINST BUNcHING CONTRACTS.
Unions Take Action Relative to Pirie
Tool Sharpening Machine.

The stonecutters and blacksmiths un-
ions held well attended meeting at
the opera house Saturday evening and
accepted the report of the committee
chosen to outline the unions position re-
lative to the Pirie tool sharpening ma
chine The report declares that the un-
ions are opposed to the subletting OF
sharpening contracts, that is, where one
firm which has machine and does the
sharpening for several other firms in the
vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
Street Railway Conference Postponed.

The conference in the street railway
matter set for tomorrow afternoon has
been postponed to Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, to accommodate the Street
Railway Co., which desires to be re-
presented The Barre Railroad has ex-
pressed its willingness TO the change
of date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
TWO DEER SEEN.
Handsome Sight at Howland's Farm To-
dav.

George Howland Of East Montpelier
stepped to his barn door this morning
and saw beautiful sight--two deer
feeding not eight rods away from him.
One was a ioe and the other buck
with horns from six to nine inches
long. The animals moved along slowly
until they saw a man on the railroad
track. Then they bounded away, clear.
ing barb wire fence as slick as eat.
Their tracks showed that they had been
within a few feet of a. q. Whittier's
house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
SATURDAYS FIGHT.
Griscom Cables That None of Large Jap
anese Vessels Was Injured Seriously.

NtEoNVK1I NAUINo 4 IIAt 4tVIit VI aBS JdP-
anese Vessels Was Injured Seriously.
Washington, May 20. Minister Girls
com cables from Toxic as follows:
Admiral Togo has informed his gov
ernment concerning the fight of Satur-
day. According to his report the jap
anese feet destroyed and sank one bat
tleship of the Borodino class and four
other large Russian war vessels. Two
or shree more were captured.
None of the large japanese men-o-war
received serious injury. The battle was
still in progress Sunday.
A great Japanese victory is announced
here. but few details have been re-
ceived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
DISPERSED AND FLEEING.
Admiral Togo Reported to Be in Pursuit
Of the Russians.

London, May 20. The Toxic corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says that
the Russian fleet has been dispersed,
that several Russian ships have been
disabled, and that the remainder are in
flight with the Japanese pursuing,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
EIGHT CAPTAINS DROWNED.
Were Commanders of Russian Vessels
That Were Sunk.

Toxic, May 29.Eight Of the captains
of the Russian vessels which were de-
stroyed in the battle were drowned, with
the sinking Of their ships. The crews
were made prisoners
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29

sent the message the battle was still
progressing slowly but that all indi-
cations point to great Japanese vic
tory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
Store Close All nau.

All union stores win close all day to-
morrow. The barber shops will be open
this afternoon and evening and closed
all day tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
REPORTED 200 LIVES
HAVE BEEN LOST
French Fishing Steamer Said to Have
Gone Down off Grand Bank
No Confirmation of
Story

Montreal, May 90 is reported that
a French fishing steamer has gone down
off Grand Banks, and that two hundred
lives were lost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

Tomorrow, Memorial Day, no
paper viii be published from this
Office. Wednesdays Times will cor
tain full account of the day's
observances.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Georgia Mayor In Session.

Griffin, Ga. Angus, lS-The League
OF Georgia Municipalities meet at Grit.
I'm Wednesday under the most pleas.
ant auspices The business meetings
OF the league are 20 De- held in the
large ball room OF the Commercial
club rooms and those who have been
in rooms have pronounced them the
most convenient and coolest ever pro.
vided for a meeting OF the Georgia
mayors II is popular name here
to call the meeting that OF the Geor-
gia mayors, and by that name they
are known here The entire arrange
ments for the entertainment at the Wis.
IL of these distinguished GeorEians
pleased the visitors very much. and
the session has already given promise
OF being the mos; interesting and In .
structiye " any yet held in the his
tory of the league.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Cures Scia,ica.

"'g W J. Riley, l.. l., d.. Cuba,
NrF YRS writes: After fifteen days
oIeI'tu'aunG pain from sclatic rheu-
nai.'m lldrr various treatments, !
Sa' induced to try BAllArd's Snow Lin.
met 'hr frat application giving my
l''i ''.'r' sud the second entire relief
. IS. as" Is unqualified recommends
,.a 3D.. Sc, 800 Sold 10y W VI.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Public is Aroused

The public is aroused t. knowledge
OF the curative merits OF that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters. tor
sick stomach, liver aud kidheys Mary
Ii. Walters Of $40 St Clair Ave Co.
lumbus, - writes: For several
months ! was given up 20 die. | had
fever and agur, my nerves were wreck
ed could not -lreV. aud my stomach
was ~ weak. from useles. doctors
drugs, that | could not eat Soon after
beginning To take Electric blttrrs !
obtained relief, and IN short tim"
was entirely cured " Guarsuterd Mt
all drug stores utlcr bur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Evansville. The County Ssatn

.iri~rn churches. two public
20" University ~ Florida
'rhooh. three newspsps-rV
.- states land Office, the t-~sI
~ alarm system. electric
81" shts, two ice factories
'" shops, three wood iActo-
i'n gib. tNo moss factories.
- r1ads. twoiertiliIrT mas
''g companies. one hbef
Glory. one Feetiiy ing tnr.
plant. two basks. and vel
.iofvs embracing ever
'ae commercial line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Red Men to Nice, a, Nashville.

Nashville. Tom Aux IL T. In Of
c.aI,y announced that the auEua. ma
tional meeting Of the order ~ Red
Men vii ho held In Nashville. ou
Sept ul7 unless yellow fever ap
pears IN this city Reports had gone
out that because 81 yellow fever IN
the south he meeting would be held
In some Oshcr city Nashville is con
sldercd immune from the disease
there never having been a case orig.
mating here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
~ Rale, 70 White snrinr..

'i~'' 4 "h,ie AZ White Springs. the
'-Ai ..A,th resort Of ihe state. Ga
~ h'.'au-i SuWHnn~e river. The
h''''y...r and Gulf offers the follow
~ Hlui.trip ratss from Gaines
>IrfAy only. 81; ticket good
.. >''lr1sy aid returning Monday
. i"-"t good for fifteen days.
~ .'., ialiy service For furthtr
'''' -. .rQurp of ticket agent ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Esp or,rs s.. 20, London

Vlr-r- norway Az ih~'
a--l- steamer T. so. N,a u...1 20.
i,- command % Wm I'ts.'r go
,e,a-y %, ,se .a'e william LHE.r -"r
cue9 Anthony Fa,a ar other n"t'
bers = o., Zs,g's- gr.As ,iFt.tot.
ta..t 'u..r f.r lAsdua.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
..vArE PASSES TAX siLL-
-, legislature Is Vsry Buoy at
- ~, close Of Session.

,.-.s August lS.-EIactly as re-
.l..,ba senate by Senator A. o.
70. rta.rman OF the finance com
/. - AID Substantially as reported
=, .ou.s by Chairman Wise, OF
.,,. and means committee, the
AK act was passed by the
- Wednesday and Immediately
-'.,,,,.al back to the house for con-
-..rr. n several amendments.
81 changes were made In the bill
AS. ~ the house. The senate
- .se tax on dispensaries. bar
.,,m. .1b, and foreign breweries
~ 600 As passed by the house, to
a., TBS IS an increase OF 800 over
~ AK on these concerns last year.
n, anticipated fight on the gradu.
,,st occupation tax on foreign corpor-
,,,oa, 4,i not develop in the senate.
ar ,.a section relating to these cor.
,-,.,r, was adopted as passed ~
he house.
81 unanimous consent upon request
n senator Hand, the house resolution
prya.ns for the increase in salaries
a lie governor. supreme court judges
and superior court judges was taken
Mo Immediately after the passage OF
The AK act and unanimously passed
By '.s senate.
H., resolution provided for the
hc-.as. N the salaries OF these Off.
cas- which Was not provided for in
he Appropriation bill last year.
In the House.
As Wednesday was the last day on
Jsc4 a biz. could be passed by the
ho..e aud 90 through the senate. many
n,sr, made efforts TO get their
b., through, but few succeeded, and
Oa,y ,ag.e or four measures Of conse-
g-rcs we're passed.
H. important measures put
hro.ga .y the house at the morning
M a''"uOOn sessions included the
lelsa, b.. 70 appropriate $4,000 to
nyi. a new watsrworks system at
he safe san!tarium; the MoMichael
'.U. providing that the net convict
iire which goes 10 common schools |.
be 10 emitted direct TO the county /
ch commissioners so as to save !
oua'y 'easurcrs' fees; the Calvin bill /
0 N-mr oats" from the operation /
'aa .u.. woevil law and the Can.
..r resolution, providing for com.
b. n -.' during the recess 10
-,. "'' and report as to a revision
... .'I.a AK law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
Guard Charged with ManslauOhtsr.

Gainesville. Ga. August lSt-Ths
coruner's Jury which passed IN the
death OF the negro convict. Lddell.
who died after a whipping by Depu-
~ Warden J w. Tierce, severely crit
icises Warden Jake Moore for his
statement generating Tierce from any
criminal action in connection with the
whipping. The jury has put Terce
under $1,000 bond for manslaughter.
and DR.. Vaughan the camp physician,
under 5000 bond on account Of alleged
connection with The case. The mem.
beers Of the jury say Warden Moore
did not make much OF an investigation,
and they have called On him for the
names Of the physicians reported to
have said that Liddrll died OF the
bursting of a blood vessel The com.
munity is much stirred up over the az,
fair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19
A.lgHUA COUNTY,,

"a county - SJ6. go acres n
'..f AS !is miles railroad. 80
90 wagon road. - post0iiire-
3 tb.lr schools, p phosphate
.'..' ~ sAv mills, $1,000 court
Use newspapers, and pro.
'.rn cotton, rice, sugar.
we, potsto~s. pinespple., or.
caches. pears, plsms. ps-
f sd all kInds of vegetables
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19

~ W New York aud Florida III.
press nAtly Pullman Draw ing Room
Sleeping Car For, Tampa and Jackson.
villr 90 New York
No So Washington aud Florida
Limited Daily Pullman ntAvlnR
Room Sleeping Car Jacksonville to
New York
Through "Thr Land " the SkJ" Ne. 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-19

No ls-'thr Florida idmited."
Daily solid vrstibule train, through
day coaches and Pullman slssplng
Cars, Jacksonville to Cincinnati.
40 lp-PullmAn pnWinE Room
sleeping Oar betWren Jacksonville,
birmingham, Memphis Kansas Oity
aud Colorado Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
NEW DEFALCATl0N
STARTLES FREMCHMEM
Especial Gable to The Tlmes-Dsspatch anu
New York IIerald.) 3t

(snecial Gable to The Times Dispatch anu
New York IIerald)
Copyright by the New York Herald co.
PARTS, September, People ::--IP who who pc
licve In the rule Of three ask where
the next Imitation Of Galaxy VII pc
found. Already second large defalca'
ton Is announced.
An cmploye Of the Socetc Generate, at
Carcassome, has absconded with 10000
francs (S2iO00) In bank notes. me en-
ployc, named FIze, was in the CASHIERS
place, AS a precaution the safes OF INC
institution were ope:9d with two keys.
One of these belonged to the director or
tho institution, the other to the CASHIER.
1t was necessary that the same perE1n
should have both before he could gam
access to the treasure vault.
AS luck would have It., he directors,
ignorant Of the cashiers absence, sent
the key, 1t being necessary to omen inc
safe Flzc seized tho opportunity, 'ook
100, 900 francs (s24N0o), and departed WIN
his wife. His wife WAS arrested IN me
station Of Mines when she was anout
to take the train for Cette, there 10
take the boat, Flze is Still at large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
OLD VIRGINIA LEAGUE 1 | .U|!|.E|::
TO BE R. Revived.
The Danville Base Ball Team.
Off for a Western
81, Tour.
Special to The Times Dlspatch.)


E DANvILLE, VA Sept, 2.--The Dan
Vile baseball team, which won the PEN.
nant in the Virginia-Carolna League,
left the city to-day for Charleston, W.
Va. game will be played there next
Monday, and several other games In
western cities, after which the team will
dsband for the season.
A meeting OF the local ball enthusiasts
was held to-day, and about $50 was raised
to help to pay the back salaries OF the
players. Plans were laid to organize a
stock. companyi.for the maintenance OF
professional baseball team In Dam
Vile next summer. Two thousand dol
lars worth OF stock will be issued, or
which amount over 5000 has already been
subscribed. 1t is thought here that the
old Virginia league will be reorganized,
in which Instance Danville will probably
be a member. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
i, pova, Pearl (50Eto y third, Time
Grand Circuit Races,
Y, INV A ssociate ed Press,) 4
1863 AS. 5a

PROVIDENCE Gu, r., II. September AZ al.
t tns Grand Circuit Meet at Narragansett
r nu too close to-day, Ihe event nt WIS e
Won by Baron Graftan. ailveh pys 'ns
veteran Geers sum nm y o lila =, c,a,.
s,, s,YJ NJ II Won third and fourth heats
NJ IVA raee.s Jim Terry second. Won second
heat hea The Roman third, won first heat,
al trot; purse, s1,oo0-Robert Nc won
second and third heats and race: Ro-
bertn, second. Won first heat; Hardwood
third. Best time, 2:OS liz, 7
s:o7 trot; purse $ ,1oo-Wentwof g Won Won
iinrd Mckinley third. Best tlme,s 2;os.
s:o6 pace; purse. $l,60o-Baron Grattan
won second and third heats and race
rho Friend second, Won first heat Joe
Pointer third Best time, 2'Oo 3-4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

& 4 aa is 4,
started and tho game which should AVE
been stopped thon and there was con
,tnuod at the earnest lnsistence or me
crowd. many of whom had Just arrived
and hadn't been fortunate enough TO obs
tain any return for their money
Tn this inning Charters, who had pltch-
ed for Norfolk the day before, ana was
consequently unfit for the game, weak
ened considerably, and was additio or y ny
Handicapped by the wet ball. Manchester
was thus enabled to make six runs be-
fore three men had been retired .35
& IN the last half, with two men out'
Umpire Bender was forced to cal me ,
game on account of the drenching ram
that was rapluly transforming the dla-
mond into mill pond. Had one more
man been retired the game would nave
counted and Manchester credited WIN a
victory, but 1t was not so to be-
Following is the detailed score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
HIGGINS READY
TO LEAVE LONDON
though in any case l shall not deal With
the matter tn return
Other Matters,
continued from First Page,)

.urhe Gas Commission Is now organized
and at work, and am hoping for most
satisfactory results. AS Is known, the
only ono Of the seven bills before the
/ Legislature which was not passed was
that fixing the rate ut eighty cents per
1000 feet One Of the bills, however,
gave tho commission power to Fix rates
after inquiry II Is my earnest hope mat
II will fulfil the requirements
"Have you read the reports OF the big
gambling at Saratoga" asked the doy-
crnor. giF VI
"oh, yes" he replied, ''but ~ can't help
believing they are greatly exaggerntel'
There may be gambling going on, ] I'd
nit, That may happen anywhere. u Is
u hard thing to detect and q hard lhlng
10 control. | am Of opinion, however,
that the general sense OF the pcople at
Saratoga 10 In favor of the execution Of
the laws, and &c anything occurred IL the
nature Of q fragrant violation OF the laws
Saratogians would put a stop to It.
Curious 10 relate, though, ! receive
usually several hundreds of letters on
almost every topic that comes UP in
relation to State affairs. Up to tho tllne
] left New York had received only one
communication on the subject of gambling
nj Saratoga, and that 'Has from New
York city, and signed with rubber
/ stamp, the name Of The writer not being
In the City directory"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Capital City League.

At Fulton Park the Blues bent the
Swans In a seven-inning game. Rain pre-
vented the game from being finished
Score: *; ~, ":
swans, ........ ..,....0 0 90 2-3 3
Batteries: Burnett ana Wilson; Pear
man, Smith and Burton. Umpire, Tyler.
Rain prevented the galise Mt Forest Hill
between the Monroes and Elbas
At Barton Heights the game was called
in the fourth inning, with the score .
to 0 In favor Of Brooklnnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
PARIS CLOCKS TO
BE SET RIGHT NOW

(special Gable TO The Times Dispatch and
New York lerald)
Copyright. by tho New York Herald Coz
+ PARIS. September 2r7lfyery one has
remarked The lack OF uniformity In Paris
clocks. II is proyerbial, and probably no
city In the world has so many different
kinds OF time as Paris i,s,
In Paris you can choose your own thine,
Is an old joke. Now It is to be rclnedied.
che Academy Of Sciences makes the an
nouneement that fifteen CLOCKS IN fifteen
diffcren, quarters OF Paris VIII be reg
ulated oEcc Il day from the observatory.
The location of these fifteen clocks Is
published, so that all others may get the
correct time from them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ENGLISH STAMINA
DUE TO5GOOD.B BEER.
Continued from First Page.

CONTINUED from FIRST Page, b
the beer Of to-day Sweet worth, which
is really malt tea,5 is composed Of malt
barley put TO stew and soaked In large
quantities, and the LIQUOR, on being
drawn Off, is really strong, sweet beer
I'm my opinion there is mn essential
value in carly beer or, as 1t really was,
malt tea, i believe In that form Of beer,
iInthlnk alcohol Is an Injurious addition
to make it keep.
.'phis malt tea" said Or, OldAeld tn
conclusion, 'contans n great amount OF
nerve food. ad we use 1t In orr hospital
! to d considerable extent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Cincinnati.
my Associate ed Press.)

CINCINNATI, O.. September s-Sla y
,tonla summaries; b Y,
First race-six furlongs-La sasltt'e5 20 70
70 Is first Jack fRattlin n to p second second
Naran Is to ~ third, Time. l;l4 %,
Second race-mile and one hundred yafas
Eduardo Is to u first, King 1sllsw Z, ~
a to 10Y SECOND, IIot as 70 % ''t'tN'
erhird race-slN furlongs--A gnolo 8 y z
IS first, HoI Polloi n to ~ second' Qu'i''
Brady 70 to i third. Time, J 'ls az, 70
Fourth raca-one mlle-.sam cfa aaan e
to Is first, crcscerton go 70 y ssSo's
Marlin as to y third. Time l;aa ADAMS
Tif,h race-six furlo Aa aan
~ "a 81 first. Rolla 70 to p second,
Charlie Eastman III to 81 third Tine ms
sixth yace-mile and an elgRt = : :. We Z,
ford q to " fIrstt F9ns91uGa Y = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
4 "a VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Money Subscribed IN !: Da arl'll'5 tor
New Organization.

g Especial to The Tlmps-ill3iisph 81 |, &C
I. 7 pANv1LIE, VA, septemher 2.--T me
Danyille Baseball sociation, a Joint or
stock company capitalized at 81 oo, t .
third ofthe stock already s,ibscrihs 9, w .ag
organized here to-day for tho support Ok
team III the proposed Virginia siatc
League next yoar The proposed ieogn Y,
viii comprise the cities ot Nlonnl ION.
Nnrrolk Portsmouth, Lynehburg. RraT
nokc nnd Dnnville, with possibly Char
lotlosylllo ana Petersburg The Virsin!a.-
North Carolinn pennant winners. which
his been playing Independent bal since 6
tie Disappointment Of tho League, WIS 2 ~ y
jnaly dlsbanded, several Of the players 't'lha
being signed forsthe team next year
,rhc men behind the proposed STOCK
company are among the most substan-
tal people In the city. II &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Mr.. Eggleston Back.

Hon, D. q. tEggleston, Secretary Of
tho Commonwealth, has returned from
New York, where he spent several days
last week on business, 5s
Mr. Eggleston left yesterday afternoon
for Ills home In Charlotte county where
he w!ll attend his Circuit Court, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Louisa, 1871. G. rs, 6,

~. (SpeCInl to The 7TImcS- DIHVHtcN,J 79F57Y
LOUISA, VA, September 2.---Owing to
the heavy fall OF rain the first game,
between Louisa and U. G. T.s,Eo OF Rich
,nond, was not playc6 this morning, The
4 afternoon game played pnrtly In g rain
storm. resulted after seven innings !
4 victory for Louisa by a score Of - TO
a l,Itzpatrlck,s Chiids and Brooks. were
Tho battery for the Richmond 55 team !
Bib and sommervilre, for the Louisa
team. y, :. IN
Louisa made thirteen hits OF of Fl "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Mrs. Deering Wins.
By Associated Press.)

p
E CHICAGO, Sent. 2.-Mrs. G. J.. Deer
Ing Of the Midlothian Golf Club, won the
Womcn's Western Golf Champtonship 10
day on the links OF the Homcwoood Conn-
try Club. at FIossmoor, defeatl,ls 25s,S
Frano Anderson, of IInsdale, 4 SupF and =
to play. ~. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Crop Statement,

~ (3y Ass0clated Fress.l
{ NEW YORK, September 2,--William Y,
King. superlntendant OF the New 4o l
2 aMon a HxShaInsG pop hs sseea
Receipts at the ports this year. 10 295-
as: last year, 7,A7 COS. Overland to North
ern mills and Canada this yeah LIZ, GoG;
TAXI from ports) this year, 2225, 97s, last
year, l,sO2.s4O California and !, Colorado
mill takings this year, none lost year;
G,4s9, making q total !. S S5s p. Eh's GSaS ex
1a,s;l,o2li last xsaE 2aaVo0it0A
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Standing of the Teams.

Where They Play Monday.
Blues vs.. Iiobos, Barton Heights; Mon
roes VS.. Brooklnnds, Forest Hill Park;
Swans VS.. Elbas, at Fulton Park.
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