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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
WHEELER rs LEADER
Retains the Championship at Tennis
Play at Sioux Falls.

SpetiaI ---- -
Sioux Falls, S. d. July 22:-This years state
teams. tournament has developed number Of
coming players. Among them can be mentioned
Tore Teigen Of this city. This is his first year
at the game and he is coming fast. John Bar
ton also of Sioux Falls is another new player
who is developing rapidly. so
Professor John Wheeler of Brookings retains
the Championship of the state in tennis singles.
This was determined when A. J. eKith OF Sioux
Falls was nitted against Wheeler and defeated
in three straight sets.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

UAMG0 1OOA4s
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
At Brooklyn E
Brooklyn 20 0 o o o + o o o o o OLE 8
Cincinnati 10 o o OIL ,o@050o4-5 70 Q
Batteries-For Brooklyn, scanlon. Mcintyre
and Ritter; for Cincinnati, Harper and Phelps
Umpire Emslie.
At New York R E
St. Louis ......o o % 1000 % Z 4
New York ......... i 81 O 8 40 I'D 16 1
Batteries-For st. Louis. Taylor and Gray; for
New York, Matthewson, Elliott, Bowerman and
Clark Umpire, tombstone.
At Boston RH e
Chicago ps ......1 ......I Q OF Q 90 90 1-s 8
Batteries For Boston Fraser and Moran for
Chicago, Briggs and Killing. Umpire, O'Day.
At Philadelphia First Game q
Pittsburg .;.......0 8 o i OIL I i o. II
Philadelphia .....O o o 2 % 90 / O-3 s 3
Batteries-For Pittsburg. Hildebrand and Glib
son; for Philadelphia, Corridan, Sutthof and
Doom.
Second Game REH q
Phiaae1pnia Pidises1p s ::.s 1 8
Batteries-Fcr Pittsburg Case and Carish; for
Philadelphia Nichols and Abbott. Umpire, Klem
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
osCEoLA VS.. CHIPPEWA.

Osceola, Wis, July 22.-Ihe Usce95a belna- Una
MAS will play Chippewa at Chippewa Falls Sun
day. Bethanias' lineup: Staples, ,pitehsr; DOWN
ond base; Nestest third base; Connors, short
stop; Brown, right field; Cook, center field;
Oakley, left field.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
DENIES THE CLAIM
A. L. Lennon Says that Nicollet Lodge
A, o. u. w. Hold the Baseball
80 Chamnionship y

Manager A. T. Lenneon is on his ear on ac-
count Of the claim to baseball championship hon
ors made by the team of No. $50 of the A. D.
vigorous style that his team is it.. In addition
to documentary evidence to show the supremacy
of his team No 49, A. o. q. W.. he is willing
to meet the pretenders at any time and at any
place.
No Is will play the Laurtzens at Sandy lake
tomorrow at 2:3O pm Batteries. Van Arman
Price and Hosburys. Ror Lauritzens Remeld-
son. Thielan and Pienfg.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
WESTERN LEAGUE

Denver Den 1000 10000 2
St. Joseph % 1 Q o o O % 10 1
Batteries-Bohannon and Lucia; Liebhardt and
Zinran. z.
Des Moines " :..:. % oooooooIo s 3
Omaha ............O 2 1 0 Q. o o 25 1
Batteries -Chappelle and Wakefeld Pfestier
and Gonding.
AT Pueblo-P Pueblo Sioux City game postponed
on account Of rain. s:-s5ass3 s5&
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
EaAN PLAY1NG s a BoY.

chicago July 22.-The finals for the 'Ravin-
oaks cup today will be played between II.
Chandler Egan Of Exmoor. national and western
golf champion and T. Rowland Jr., an 1s-year-
old player from the Skokie club Champion
Egan, who has but to secure one more victory
yesterday in the semihnals defeated Kenneth
Edwards by up and 1 to play, while Howlnnd
defeated Walter Egan by up. The finals for
the solace cup will be contested by Knowlton
Aes and r. B. Martin. ]. O. Towne and Harold
Wilder will appear in the finals for the Tyro
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

IHtlIdHapOIIS .'''''V y I 4 . y ". y = =
Three-base hits, McChesney 2; stolen bases,
Bruce, McCreery, Farrell Zalusky; bases on
balls, off Bateman 2, off Morgan 8; hit by
pitched ball. Clark, OBrien passed ball, Be-
Vile; wild pitches, Morgan 4; struck out, by
Bateman 2. by Morgan 3; double plays Morgan
to Moran to Cromley, Moran to Farrell to Crom-
ley Zausky to Farrell sacrifice hits, Robinson,
O'Nein, Moran 2, Farrell; left on bases, Mil
waukee g. Indianapolis 10: Umpire, Kane.
Time, l 80. Attendance, 1000.
-. BLooz DROP ANOTHER.
Kansas City, July 22.-Louisville batted out
nine runs and won the game in the first three
innings, after which Skopec pitched effectively.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
FEssENDEN, &; EsMoND, 0.

Fessenden, N D., July 22.-Fessenden. de-
feated Esmond yesterday in fast game by a
and Saunders; for Esmond Joyce and Enger-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

GAMES TODAY. '''":
Washington at Detroit. -. H.
Philadelphia at St. Louis. -.," ~. -
New York at Chicago. -, 49,
Boston at Cleveland. . ..
At Detroit s.- a~~,.s4, Ri E
Detroit ..:...::.....o o. o18o121"-s IA z
Washington ........4 0 0 o 0 o O0 81 8
Batteries-For Detroit Mullin Killian Doran
and Drill. For Washington, Townsend and Kit
fridge Umpire. Connolly. "
At Cleveland -~- R H f
Cleveland .......... % o 0 o O o 90 9 o
Boston .............. O<2 o o o 1 3-e 8 1
Batteries-For Cleveland, Bernhard and Bemis;
for Boston, Tannehill and Criger. Umpire, Con.
nOrs.
At Chicago E n d
Chicago .......o % 90 o 1902 7 3
New York $50 o o o o 1 Q O O90-1 5 2
Batteries-For Chicago. Altrock ard McFar-
land: for New York. Orth and Mcclure. Umpires,
Sheridan and Mccarthy. .-.--
At st. Louis II q
st. Louis -. % 2 osoo 90 o1-3 IL 0
Phila ....::.2 90 o @ o G 0 O o o o. S 3
Batteries-For st. Louis. Glade and Roth for
Philadelphia, Coakley and schreck. Umpire,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
YESTERDAYS WINNERS

:. New York-Mary Morris, Teacress, Black
Prince Alwyn, Line of Life. s3 Y
Cincinnati-Lady Lavish, Agnolio, Mansard,
Birchbroom, Charawing, Dr.. Wang
st. Louis, Delmar-Chief Hayes, Maggie Pow
ers, Eleanor Howard, Mayor Johnson, Minion,
i. Fl
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
NORTHERN LEAGUE

CROOKS COULD NOT HIT MALoNEY.
Winnipeg, Man., July 22.-Maloney was in
fine shape yesterday and held Crookston down
to five hits. The game was played in the mud,
but many fast plays were pulled off neYerthe-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
GRAFTON. 10; CRYSTAL,

rho CRYSTAL team in a hotly contested game of
eleven innings at the Park River county fair, by
a score of 10 to g. Hoy was in great form for
Grafton. Batteries: Hoy and Conmy' Mills and
Mcintosh
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

Two-base hits. Marshall. Greminger, Kihm. Con-
sullivan bases on balls. off Hart 4: struck out
by stovall 8. by Hart 3; double play, Greminger
to Freeman to Oyler: sacrifice hits Hart, Huls
witt 2: stolen bases. Stoval Jones; passed ball.
Schmidt hit by pitcher. Kihm Davis left on
bases. Minneapolis Z. Columbus 7. Tl1ue $40.
Umpires Sullivan and King. Attendance ,443.
o'BRIEN EASY FOR SAINTS.
st. Paul July 22.--St. Paul knocked O'Brien
out of the box yesterday and had the game we'll
in hand until the. ninth inning, when the visit
ors hit Sessions hard and tieing the
score. A wonderful running catch by Hemphill
stopped the batting streak and the game
= Aor the locals Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
noLuMBIA WINS AT TENNIS.

| Aberdeen s. D., July 2.--In contest be-
| tween Aberdeen and Columbia tennis players,
| at Columbia, the Aberdeen representatives were
| defeated in the finals. the scores standing 6-4
and e-3 in favor Of Columbia
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

Kansas City,. 0 0 O OIL O 1 o.
Louisville ...... 8 o 1 o O. o 10
Two-base hits, Frantz, Butler, Dunkle; three
base hit Butler; sacrifice hits, Donahue Bra
shear; double. plays, Quinlan to Brashear to
Scott, Downcy to Castro hits OF Dunkle in
eight innings, off Kenna 2 in one inning; bases
on balls, of Skopec 7, of Dunkle 3; struck out,
by Skopec 8, by Dunkle 3; wild pitch, Skopec;
hit by pitcher Kerwin; left on bases, Kansas
City 10, Louisville g.. Time, 1880. Umpire,
Haskell. Attendance, 300. .a&. +ss.s -:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

THE WEEKS RECORD.

Kerwin, Scott, suter Sullivan, Graham,
Hill and Wolfe dropped out Of the 800
class during the week. =:
= Congalton, Wheeler, Demont and Charley
Ferguson came, up into the 800 circle
during the week. E% - -.
o'Neil of Milwaukee made 10 hits in tho
7 last seven games.
Congalton Of Columbus made 10 hits in
the last six games.
CLAW drops from first place to third place
and Frantz goes back to the top. II, = 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
THREE-I LEAGUE

At Dubuque, 3, s; Cedar Rapids, 6,S4.
At Decatur-6, 6, L; Peoria-3, g, i.
At Springfield, 8, Il Bloonington,s ,s. 8. II.
At Rock Island-O, 7,@2; Davenport-6, 8, p
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
vnRM1LLION 6: MCPHERSON, o.

yermillion, S. D., July 22.-vermtllion de-
feated Jefferson yesterday, 6 to O.. McAllister
allowed three hits. He was given errorless sup
port. Batteries: McAlister and Partridge; Ben
nett and Lafour.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

Milwaukee, Wis, July 22.-Catcher ..Babe''
Towne of the Des Moines baseball team signed
Yesterday to play with the Milwaukee American
association team. Catcher Roland Wolfe of
the Milwaukee team goes to Des Moines.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

GRAFTON, 20; MILTON A.
Grafton, N D., July Dr. Grafton defeated
the Milton team here by a score of z to 4. Bat
teries: Conmy and Russell, Riehof and Tucker.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
Sessions ,p.. O. s % F. O'Brienp q o 2 0
---- Martin p. O. 2
Totals ....13 q Ia 0 Boyle: :..... Q o o Q
xGamnit2.e.. o o S O
Totals ...1O n IL 8
+, Slated for Martin in ninth.
xRan for r. Clark in ninth.

St. Paul ..........1 o 80 8 o O|8
Toledo ...........1s o Q 90 o 45
Two-base hits, Wheeler, Sessions, Noonan, F.
O'Brien. ]. Clark; home run, Hemphill; stolen
bases, Hemphill, Carney: Gilbert; double plays,
to Demont. p o. Brien to Geier; hits off O'Brien
II in six innings. off Martin: in three innings;
bases on balls off Sessions 5, off Q Brien l. of
O'Brien 4, by Sessions 1; wild pitch, Sessions;
sacrifice hit, Sullivan; left on bases st. Paul 5,
Toledo g.. Time. 1:45. Umpire, Clifford. Attend
ance, / ,O53.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
WILL FIGHT A MERGER,

WILL FIGHT MERGER.
New York, July 22.-John 7. Brush. presi-
dent Of the New York National league club, and
Frank Farrell, owner of the American league
club, are vigorously opposed to any plan to NSrge
the two major leagues and form twelve-club
league. They said today that they would fight
any attempt to re-establish the old circuit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

sssz4# HOPKINs,z13; EXCELSIOR,
Honkins, July 22.-The Hopkins Advertisers
defeated Excelsior at that place by a score of
.l3 to g. The Advertisers have ne few - open J, es
dates for August and Se.,temper. eof rof ,saheo
address j. a. Hosp, Hopkins.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

Earned runs, Crookston l, Winnipeg /; two
base hits, schlatter. Tucker; double plays, sper-
hits. Piper, Claytor Olson; innings pitched, by
Zeider 4 by speiser 4; hits, off Zeider 4, off
speser 81 bases on balls OF f zeider 8, of f. spsi-
Zeider, Mueller; struck out, BY. Zeider 2, by
Speiser g, by Maloney Z; wild pitch, Zeider;
left on bases, Crookston 5, Winnipeg 6. UNI
pire, Quigg. .5-' -. Is-l.s .. . ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
IOWA LEAGUE

Ottumwa 4, Waterloo o..
Fort. Dodge 2, Burlington 1.
Keokuk 3, Boone 1.
Oskaloosa Z, Marshalltown 5.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
MORRIs. IL; GRACEVIL'

Morris. Minn., July 22.-The local ball club
defeated the Gracevlle team on the local
grounds today by the score of II to 0. Brown
Was on the slab for the locals and succeeded In
holding the Graceyille nine to FIVE m scattered hits
striking out thirteen men. Batteries-Morrls
tVallancey, si5f* lf5a5 Il
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
Hoos1ERs LOSE SLOW GAME.

Milwaukee, July 22.-Milwaukee won an un-
interesting game from Indianapolis yesterday
by score of S to 2. Morgan was wild and
this, coupled with poor support, gave Mil
waukee q lead in the sixth. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

:, Totals. - 27 H.; Totals.... 2 "a 3 1
Grand Forks. -. i o 2 o. 2. O@-*-e
Superior ......:... 0, 0 o o o. 0. o / o.
Earned runs, Grand Forks 3. Superior 2;
three base hit, Spanton; twobase hits Varco.
Caldwell, Howell; sacrifice hit, Chandler; stolen
bases White: Leach Anderson; bases on balls,
off Converse l, off Smith i; struck out, by Con
verse 2, by Smith 8; left on bases Grand Forks
10, Superior g. Time, ,1:25 Umpire, Murphy
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

'ota1s go o ~1 'ot''1s .':1o @1 ~ q
Fargo .................. % l. o. O. 0 O-1
Duluth .................1 2 0 90 81
Earned runs, Duluth 3; twobase hits, .O'Dea.
Weller, Bennett, Neighbors; bases on balls. off
Berrigan 1, off Powell |; struck out. by Berri-
gan Z, by Powell 8; wild pitch, Powell; sacrifice
hit, .McAleese left on bases. Fargo s. Duluth
7: double play, Newman to O'Dta to McNiece.
Umpire, Anderson. Time, 1 :05. i:sy s,s~>TgE
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
GOT BUT TWO HITS oFF CONVERSE

Grand Forks, N. D., July 22.-Converse was
in excellent form yesterday and let, Superior
down with two lone hits, winning his game
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
1MILLERS LOSE IN
T]EN.INNING GO
Stovall's Liberality Broke Up the
Tie at the Wrong
Time.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo ut st. PAU
Louisville at Kansas~City.
indianapolis sat Milwaukee.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22

49,. DULUTH DOWNS FARGO.
Fargo, N. D., July 22.-Duluth won slow and
uninteresting game from the locals yesterday.
On account of heavy rain the game was not
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
o'BR1EN EASY FOR SAINTS.
THE ODELL ADJUSTABLE WEED.
LESS CASTING BAIT HOOK.

l
The most perfect weedless hook on
the market, says Mr.. s. B. Marshall,
boatman and guide Of Madison Lake,
Mimi, one of the most expert fishermen
in the state.
He hooked and landed over 80 per
cent Of all the fish that struck his hook
last year with the stOdell Hook
It saves the bait and you are sure Of
your fish.
No need Of coming back and telling
the boys that you had him clear out Of
! the water and that he was four feet
long. If you use the "Ode1l Adjustable
Weedless Casting Bait Hook you will
get 'em.
Manufactured by the
ROYAL MFG. co.
Sales Office, 512 Livingston Bldg, Ro-
chester, N. Y.
PRICES:
No. Hook Silver Plated, soc. Blue
Finish, 35c.
No. Hook Silver Plated, 35c. Blue
Finish, 25c.
For sale by all dealers, or postpaid on
receipt Of price.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Bos ton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
New York at Chicago.
F., Boston at Cleveland. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
NORFOLK COAL
Goes: T0lTALY.
a Cargo Of Seven Thousand
Tons IS Taken BY
Steamer.
STROKE OF .PARALY sls FATAL
First Slit From Recent Rail-
road cidei1t-Plunbcrs
Asking More.
STROKE OF IPARALY sls FATAL
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.)
& NORFOLK, VA. September 12.--Thc
steamship Italia. OF Genoa, italy Cap
tain Martini, left here to-day for New
York with three young boys as stowa-
ways aboard. The boys arrived here
with dreams OF free and prosperous llvcs
In America but they were watched all
tho time the vessel was here and were
forced to 60 away on her. Captain
Martini will be responsible II they escape
TO land in this country in defiance OF
the immigration laws.
REV. MIR. GRAMMAR RESIGNS.
Rev, Carl T.. Grammar has resigned as
rector OF Christ Epescopal Church here
with salary of 1900 and n rectory, to
10 to ST. Stephens, Philadelphia. ut n
salary Of u, 600 and a rectory. Re has been
here six years. having come from the
Theological Seminary Of alexandria.
where he was professor Of Hebrew and
history. Heis the son OF Rev. Dr. Cram
mar. of Baltimore.
(, Samuel W. Gray, who suffered stroke
OF paralysis Mt the city sewer pumping
station Saturday evening, died at st. Vim
cents Hospital this morning. The de-
ceased was sixty-six years Of age and
had long been prominent, in Norfolk
county
al, THE FIRST SUE.
The first suit In court growing out OF
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway disaster
on August nth. when Kinston excursion
train shot through an open draw over the
western branch Of the Elizabeth River,
near Bruccs Station. in Norfolk county,
was instituted In the Court Of Law and
Chancery here to-day by Matt Northern.
colored boy eighteen years old, from
Pitt county, N. c. He cues for $1,000.
a NEW CHAIRMAN.
There will be a meeting OF the newly
elected Democrntioe Committee Tuesday
for the purpose OF electing a chairman In
the place Of Captain ". W. Dey, who
was elected By the committee which went
in after the election OF October. 1903.
That was Montague Dey- Riddick .parti-
san committee. with only two members
of the opposition. which has since swept
tho city. and now has the control OF the
party organization. There Is great In
terest in the Craftsmanship, and Captain
w. r. Mayo, former Mayor OF the city,
and ]. O. Deal are mentioned as the
probable candidates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
CASE Of BATK|NS
UP AGAIN. TON TO WIGHT Gil !
Physician 70 Poor Will Have
Many Witnesses Free
Bridge Matter.

sergcant-at-Arm Geo. c. Ruskell was :
h,sv Yesterday surnnoning witnesses 70
testify in favor OF DR.. Linwood D. Bat
kins, Jr.. tonight before the Committee
on Health. When the charges MADE py
Mr.. Fl. l.. Mathews against the young
physician to the city poor VIII iinally
be disposed OF. 1,
DR.. Batkns has furnished a list en-
brncng some fifty witnesses. by whom
he viii cndcnvor to disprove The charges
of "drinkenness. negligence, etc. lodg-
cd against him by Mr.. Mathews, There
are but two or three more witnesses 70
be examined against Or. Batkins.. and
then Mr.. Jas. w. Gordon will begin
for the defense. tt is not believed case
has been made out so far, and the
friends Of DR.. Batkins arc confident
he Will be fully exonerated.
The Joint committee from the coun-
ellis OF Richmond and Manchester. hay
Ing charge OF the free bridge matter, will
meet tonight at s o'clock and Will hear
reports from the attorneys and engineers
OF tho two cities to the+proposed free
bridge. ,.>s s stat3yr se.fss
The joInt subcommittee OH finance and
grounds and buildings will meet again
at O'Clock thls afternoon to further
discuss the proposed sale Of the Clark
Spring property by the city TO the Holly
wood Cemetery Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
WOULD DELIGHT
THE PRESIDENT !
A Couple Married Twenty-Five
Years With a Family OF
Twelve,
l(spcclal to The rlmes-pispatoh,

X (special ito The Dispatch.
FREpERI CKSBURG VA, September
l2.--Mr. and Mrs. B. B, Patton, OF STAT
ford county. were in this city u few days
ago and brought with them their entire
family Of twelve children, a picture OF
the family group was taken by q pho-
tographer here. They make n handsome
picture Mr.. and Mrs. Patton have peer
married nearly twenty-five years ana WIZ
celebrate their silver Wedding next christ
mas. They have lost one child, bur inc
twelve remaining are In the pest Oh
health -
It ia probable that n wedding VIII 20
one OF the attractions ut the coming agrl-
cultural fair to be held here September
a6th, 9th and 2Sth Messrs. Iowenson
and Kaufman, jewelers. Of this city, haVe
offered n handsome wedding ring TO the
bride OF the couple who will celebrate
their wedding on the fair grounds between
II o'clock and 9 o'clock on the seconu
day, ut a place to be designated by mo
fair managers, where the visitors can
Witness the ceremony This firm nlsn
offers two prizes for baby show, q silver
cup. with suitable inscriptions, to inc
hnndsomest boy under two years, ana D
similar one TO the PROTEST girl under
two yearsa old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Especial to The Times -Dlspa tct

MONTEREY. VA, September PA re-
port from Top OF kAlleghany3sixteen miles
west OF here. is to tie effscs that the
dedication ofathel new l:ehurch there. adj
vertlsed for September 10th, took place,
but that. during the day there were
several serious difficulties. The church
is located neara the ho:neyof, the fFl CO.
mans who have bitter enemies. It is
stated that late in the day, Bill Free
man, the father OF the family. was struck
in the forehead withaa rock and badly
hurt. On the same day fierce fight took
place at vanderpool,. X three miles south
Of Monterey between whites and blacks.
at a colored "bush-meetlng. being held
by Rev. c. X. Clifford, well-knoWn col
ored minister.
+, A, difficulty early In the day, between
al Robson, white, and Jim Board, COZ
ored, was renewed about noon. when a
general fuslladc and free-for all fight o.
Cured. Dinner Corbett, whi.e. had us
skull broken with a rock, and. others
were struck but not seriously hurt.
Mr.. Willis Gibson, owner Of the grove
ordered MI to leave the grounds. which
was done amid much disorder and excite.
ment. Drink was the cause OF the trouote
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13

Two Killed and One Seriously
Wounded in Shooting Affair
in Washington.
.(By Associated Press


r. WASHINGTON, September 12.-l Wo
men are dead and woman is seriously
wounded as tho result of a shooting AFFAIR
tonight In Southeast Washington. me
dead are George Il. Morgan and Charles
souder, and Lillian ]. souder, wife OF
the latter, is wounded,
souder and his wife were not living
together, and the woman was living at tho
place where Morgan boarded. souder met
his wife as she was coming home IRON
her work, and accompanied her home'
Loud talk was heard BY the hels gu
followed by the shooting md When inc
nrst persons arrived. the men We're dead
and the woman was wounded. NShe was
removed to Providence Hospital but was
TOO weak to make n statement. The po-
lice theory is that Souder shot and killed
Morgan, shot his wife. and then COM
mitted suicide. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13

and through you TO citizens Of Richmotd.
the very era tefll appreciation and hcnr,t.-
Z felt thanks of my children and nyselr,
for all TINT was done by them to honor
my husband General Fitzhugh Lee, 10
show their deep affection for him, ana 70
comfort me In my grent sorrow. Tor y
was a greater comfort than can express
to : know that the citizens OF me
town he lovcd SO we'll In every
one OF whom he had deep m
tcrcst, felt for him tho same warm allec,,
ton that he always Ind for them. ana
certainly they sliOwcdHit inaa most bcnu :
tirul way. MY children and | car, never
forget that It was by their hands ana
through their generosity that he was laid
!. to sleep In tho way that no most desired.
where he often said he wished to be laid
TO rest, where tho n1urrnur Of the james
& could be forever heard and where the
feet Of those he loved In life would pass
continually above his head ~
We shall never cease TO 1eel LOT tnS
whole city the very deepest cncctlon ana
gratitude. ] must ask you TO convey 70
the city our thanks and appreciation ~
the way you may deem best. MY eldest
son, Captain Fltzhugh Lee. called upon
YOU twice while in tho city, being most
desirOus Of conveying to you In person.
for me and my children, what ] have
lust written. but you were out each time
That lie called, which he regretted ex-
cccilngly.
With kind regards to you, believe nc
always ELLEN ELEM BERNARD LEE.