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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
. aump 9.

golumbu 8, g., 81. @pril.-
Wie bier muroe aud su Sapton,
Springfield, Canton unb anberen Orr
ten i'm Staaie bon ben Sdulen Der
YaumpHansun9sta9 sefeiert.
9ur9 @ aserftidt.
Rem Dort, 81. april. Die
6rau bes Silfs Sberifs 5rant s.
Walgering uno suei S69ter BON 18
refp. Is Sabren purbsn toot in ibrer
WObnung an Der 90. 80. GtraBe ee=
funoen. sic tparen am 2eu9tgas er-
fidt, bas Der 2eitune entitr6mie.
6eftigerO rfan.
pbilaoetpbia, 81. Mpril. Gin
Sturmtpinb Der nit Der Graft zines
@pclon miitbete, ri9tste beute gegen
absnb sroBe @erpttunssn an. @e'
gen 10 perionen puroen berlebt. Cine
sanse &eibs bon Neubauten i'm 6tliGen
Sbsile Der Stabt puroen nieber9e-
uebt. Srau Wargarstb Song. 80
Sabre alt, uuroe DEFENDERS fdwsr Oer=
lebt.
3 an3ertreu3er mad g
o o | n g o.
enacole, Jla., 81. Gpril.
Der pan3erfreu3er Tacoma" 1T unter
gsfebl fOfOrt nod San Domingo abau=
bampfen, ba bic italienii9e &esieruns
arieasi9ife nod bort iaidt unb ame=
ritanii9e Snterefen gu i9iiben inb.
1896 paffa9iere.
Rem Dort, 81. Npril. Der
Sampfer yPenniplDania" bon Der
Sambur9 : Nmerifa : 2inie bra9te bic
gr6Bte Nnaabl paiiasisrs, bic lie auf
einsm Sampfsr bier antamen. SO
tparen 1886, babon i'm 3mif9enoed
1880.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
! SenatorO 8. 8. pIatt t.

IIutU 9IeI uut y NUeIIUo. XIV &uoe2-
uria9e mar Der 8rud zines Mbcehes
in Der re9tsn 2unge, Der grfidung
peruria9te. Ser Senator mar bel
p6aigem BsmubtIsin uno ani&eineno
obne S9mersen gum lebten augen=
bid.
Der Senator sog fi9 BET Der Be-
ftattung bes Senators 0awleb cine @rs
idltung gu, bic gu elmer 2unsenentain-
buns fortidritt. Senator platt purbe
suerft als lTta9fOlser beg Semutraten
garnum i'm Sabre 1879 in ben Ssnat
sspdblt.
Die 8efattung tuirb bermut6li4 am
nd9ten Sienfag fattfinoen.
Gin Ra9folssr fur ben gerforbenen
pirb nod in bieisr @ibung Der 2sgiss
latur bon Connecticut fir ben 8ef bes
Sermins, Der Biz 1909 lGuft, ftatt.
fiRbeu.
senutor platt tpurbe in Waibina'
ton, Conn.,, am 19. Suli 1927 gebo=
rem, mar our 3sit isines SObes alio
nabe3u 70 Sabre oft. gr mar msbr
als 6 SUB srOB uno dbnelte in ieiner
duberen gribsinun9 benz prdFoenten
9intOln.
aiferIi9e g.
Iew Yort, 81. gpril. Gene.
rail- Roniul Bling smpfing beute bon
Der beuti1en 3aiierin Iugufta Bic
81 Siplome nit Der Weifun9.
bieielben ben barin nabmbaft ssma9=
ten tpeibli6en Mneeffslten bes 5ofpi-
tals auf NOrtb Brother Sslunb, bic 10
beroii9e Sienfe bel Rettune Der CT
fdbrbetsn bonn Sampfer Slocum bers
ridtstsn, su iibsrrei6en. Cine Der
iungsn Wdrterinnen, bi. fid bsIonosrs
ausgs3eidnet bate, etbielt auBer benz
SiplOm cine prd9tise, goloene, nit
perlen beraierte BroI9e.
l1neb 9 eamte E.
Wai6instOn, 81. Npri!. Jreb.
y. WilIon, amtirenber Superintendent
unS z gommis Der Snbianer Eager.
bduier in SEEM BORT fino Small unb
Gal bon Setrstdr Sit9eod sntlaHsn
uoroen, als @rsebniB elmer unteriu=
dung our4 Snoianer Snipettor @sslsr.
Wiion bate 2euie in Der Office ange-
ifelt, beren Sienfe abiolut unnbtbig
uareu. Jtr arbeiten, uel9e bon 5
perionen bsquem berri9tet tuerben
tonnten. battle WiliOn IA auf Der 3abl=
fife. giner bar. Nngefslten- mar elm
s9antfsaner, Der fid in Der Office
iiberbaupt nidt iehsn lisb. Snbianer=
anipettOr Ri9OIfon ftbrt nun asitpsi=
Zig bas Mmt.
Der 3 u rIeute=S treif.
6 biea9o, 81. Npril. Die Sc
f9dfts.Ggenten bon AZ Gubrlsute-@ Be-
seriidaftsn in gbicaso finb inffruirt
pOroen an bic @robbdnbler bas Sers
laueen su HELEN feline Waaren ftr
MOntspmsrp Waro & 60. 3u bef6r=
bern. SIN Sale Der Weissruns iolI
elm @e%neraltreit Der 5ubrlsute foleen.
l1ntsruduns zines
Strettes.
@bicaso, 81. april. Sis 8rob
sei9wOrenen baben bef9lohsn ben
Streit Der 2leiberma4er BET Montgo-
msrb, @arbl & Co., elmer Inter
fu4ung sa unteraiebeu.
l10ero Vlantation 6 o.
Bofon, 81. Mpril. Seremiab
Smith Sr. uuroe beute bon Ridter
Colt gum tenipordrsn MaHenberipalter
Der nbero plantation 60. srnannt.
9 b atI.
9ineoln. Neb., 81. Mpril. -
Der Chicago Senber : gTpreb.3uq
cOlioirte seraoe auber1aIb Der Stabt-
9renaer NIT einem &ansirau9e. 8eibe
2otomOtibsn, iOtpie Der pof- unb gr.
preB-W a9en wurben bemolirt. Ser
p0fbsamte &. 8. 2atta tuurbe I9per
perlsbt. Cine ansabl pafasisre tam
nit lsi9ten @erlebunsen bapon. 2o-
tomotipftbrer unb 9ei8er rsttstsn f9
bur9 Mbfprinasn.
Die table ifeaffu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22

Supsrintenbenten Grancis 6enbrids,
bab ben policen= Snbabsrn bie eiscnts
li9e @ontrole iiber bic @sfddfte Der
genannten Ierf4srunss : 8efeQi9aft
ti6ertragen usroe. Sic erbielten bonn
8eamten ben 8ef9eib, baB bic ffaatli9en
Mutoritdten 10 balo tpie m6gli9 2lar=
belt in bic Nngslsgenbeit bringen
piiroen.
in 10 9tiger 3euge.
@bieago, 81. Mpril. Samuel
giisnberg, Elm rufii4er Suoe, tusl9sr
ertldrt, baB er Nussn3euse mar, ME
Elm Wanu, Der am "a. SUM- 1904 f9
in elmer Srof9te sri9ob, miro nod
New YOrt reiien, I'm aIs 3suse in benz
WOro- prOaeB seSen Wan patterion,
bic beidulbist if, an benz ssnannten
Sage ibren 2iebbaber 0ouns eri9ois
len 81 baben, au erf9einen.
6tarte 10 anberuna.
Rem Oorf, 81. Npril - Wier
transatlantif9e Sampff9ife bra9tsn
beute 9675 3mii0enbed : paFagiere.
Sa @ais Sslano nur &aum ftir 5000
psrfonen bietst, mubtsn 1000 Der gmi-
grantsn an 8orb bs~rb!siben. Bis ges
fern lanbeten In biefem Wonat 50, 791
gmigranten. alfo 5000 msbr als i'm
ielben WOnat BEG @orjabres.
lad twanoIer umge=
tom n.
Samilton 81. Npril. Der
18=idbrige &Op Greenfield, dig Nadt=
tuanoler betannt. berlisb lsbte Natt
aas Saus. 6sin 0ater, tuel6er Jpn
fortgeben b6rte, rief bur9 bas Ssle.
pbon mebrsre 2eute suiammsr, I'm, ibn
gu 6Olen. Seute fano man bic 2ei9e
in einem Saufen 5etrdu9 ant Sisbsr-
meilen=g Babe. Sieiel6e trus tsine 3sis
den bon 8epalt.
$beIre &eie.
g brebeport, Ca, 81. Npril.
Gin Gra9t3ug, tusl&sr bsute bier OBJ
cling, entgleifte nabe 9ausbton, 80
Msilsn 6fli9 bon bier. 3wei cramps,
bic frsis Gabrt MAIDEN MOLTEN, tuuroen
set6btet.
apani9 epoIitit
% abineton n, 81. Npril. Ser
japaniide @eiddftstrdser SiOti bot
benz Gefrstdr Saft cine Nbi9rift Der
Note ibsrmittelt. tuel9e Der iapanii9e
@eianbte in paris benz frana6fidsn
auspdrtigen Nmte, beaisli9 Der Neu-
tralitdt ssgeniiber &Ojsfbentp's @s=
f9maber 3uitelte.
2ctterte Gillette b Is
d lagnabm t.
g Antonio o, 81. Mpril. =
8unbes= @ebeimbeamte bobsn beute cine
Sruderei aus, In tusl9er 2O!terie
8iIette fur merifanii9e 2otterien GEE
orudt uuroen, aus.
Rad guropa.
Newport, FL. April. Senator
Spooner bon Wisconin unb Der 3ei-
tungsberausgeber Sos. puliber fubren
beute nit Der y@eoric" mad europa ab.
=@OIIiio II.
NorfoIf, Wa., 81. Mpril. =
Der nit 0ol3 belabene Dreimafer vSba
9. @ibfon tpurbe beute IN 9ampton
&oabs bot, benz Sampfer rSampican"
anserannt uno beI9doi9t. gr trnnte
BON anberen 9ampfern nod Norfolt
gef9leppt tperoen.
Waenraub.
MIIentotp n pa., 81. Mpril.
Sn einem 2ofbauie uuroen 20 unga=
rlf9e Mrbeiter 9loroformirt unb ibres
@elbes beraubt. Die @auner iolen
iiber $4,000 erbeutet baben. Die 90.
liasi bat Sobn 9ernto in Weroa4t.
6tbiger Il o n W q n n.
GOT Springs. Nrf., 81. Mpril.
&. 3. @abanauab. Elm 8adfeinarbsi=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Stn. $. $. Ylatt gfltorben.
&aiierir Nngnite belobnt ben @elbennl1tb ber
@Grterirnen uon Srotbers SSslmnb.

l1uaetreue Gegiernmgs6eame enlaHen. - Ser Jnbrleute Strdt in Sbhagu. =
Mafenurmaler fr l16ero 60. gSieoer Elm 8abn=ltnaa. =
Sie gsirren Der equitable 9e MH. Sottetp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
safe.

gnaros s geriaufSpretie Saporits. IS
S4uepertafe 8Oc pei 4funs eiR5etmti@e,
S@weuerfdfe TIC, Btseonfn Grecm 8 &di'
Is, Nem gort GbebbarSl lie, ssxbtsnt'
f&er 2tnsbrrser 16e. 4rid l6e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
MR. GORDON %! BOOK OK.
|SIWARMIY' RECEIVED |: ). {. |. | o


e Ntr. ArmIste,,d G. Gordon's very clever
novel, "rho Girt of5the Morning star,
Is meeting not only with success III tllls
country, but nbrond as well, .l 81 {. Ri ~
VI The Glasgow tlnnd) Herald say 3i
S8'.rhc story ID one Of distinct and con-
.tin,olls Interest. 1t Is concerned with
characters ana s!tuatlons that tlro a.
Eonco fresh and engaging, and It reveals
observing powers and descriptive fhcllity
Of no common order. At thereof of the
study lies the Question ri lhcrcdity, and
the illustrative details are designed 10
show what a man may make Of his op-.
fporturltlcs with original temp
Individual energy 10 guide him towards
his finished product, THIS in, of course,
&the theme that has been handled by the
Fpsych olcEtnl artist from tho dawn OF
creative literature. ard the noYclty y ~
the present cnso conssts In tho fact NAT
the author successfully responds 70 itor-
nee dlctum and treats nc cofnmoii-
place after fashion OF hs < 0wr1. 8 llo
4ilnds hip n,nterinl. amid secluded and
primitive conditions, places Il so as ISto
show It's inherent strength and value
and hereafter, By dcxtirous md relevant
anuriptI!. ton, covers y with the glory
or whch it$is fairly susceptible. The va
rious characters, especially those OF a
strictly primitive typo, nro strongly vlt-
jnlisod, nnd tho closing sections OF tho
story are particularly bright. and effect
We a ii 3$@
rho 1tdinburg "Scotsmnii' says OF tho
book that 1T Is ably imagined and grace.
fully written always" while Mr.. AlcSnn-
dor Anderson, tho Scottish author and
poet, WHO liz now librarian In he Diiiver-
slty of .1Tdinburg, writes OF It: tit Is now
ii good many years since read u story
that has Interested mo so much. The
characters arc all fresh and real, and !
think tho silent slsterlis a mastery piece
OF character drawing. "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS
Session Opens Tuesday Night.
DR.. Peters Coming.

The season of 19o5-19os of the Wednes-
aay Club viii be opened next TUESDAY
night under particularly favorable con-
tditions. DR.. r. II. Peters, of Boston me
new director Of the chorus, VIII be pres
pnt. II is not believed that he VIII pc
able to determine finally on TUESDAY
night what the work of the chorus VIII
III for the May festival unless there Is
&full attendance CT the musical talent on
hand that night
yhe Wednesday Club is much cncour-
Saecd In preparing for the season by the
large number who have this year mani
Tested decided interest In having the
work In music advance and IN the Gle
Iyatjon of musical taste, The lovers of
festival music will recall with much pleas
IRE some of the notable production IN
the last few years which have been rem
hered in Richmond. particularly Men
delssohn's Elijah, on account OF the
excellence OF It's performance undor the
direction of Mr., w. G, Mercer, also Men
4 oelssohn's "Hymns OF Praise" and can'
fpias under the able direction of Mr
Arthur Serivenor, In which its stcccss
was continuous, and followed by Han
ieI's "Messiah" equally well presented b,
MIR. q. b. Gookins as director In 1904,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
\ OCTOBER's RECORD.
For Eight Years Weather Bureau
"a Has Kept Tab On This Month.

The following data, covering "a period Of
eight years. have been complied from the
Weather Bureau records rat Islchmond
They arc Issued to show the conditions
that have prevailed during the month OF
October for the above period OF years,
but must not be construed as q forecast
Of the weather conditions for the coming
month. t;5j
Tenpcrature--Mean .or normal temper
allure, so degrees. III The warmest month
was that of 1900, with an average OF Us
degrees the coolest month was that OF
1904, with an average of IS degrees: tho
highest temperature was 90 degrees. on
October 10, 1897; tho lowest temperature
was 33 degrees, on October 81. 1904. The
earliest date on which first KILLING frost
occurred in autumn, October 18th; aver
ago date on which first aslllng'' frost &C.
CURED in autumn, November I'd; average
In spring April cd; 1.-The latest dato on
which last chilling frost occurred In
spring, April goth.
Precipitation Grain or melted SNOWY
| Average for the month, $40 inches; ay-
| erage numberof days with .0l Of an inch
! or more, o. The greatest monthly precip-
itatlon was 6.54 inches, In 1897; the least
, monthly precipitation was 0,To inches, In
| 1901, The greatest amount OF precipita-
| ton recorded In any twenty-four conscc-
| utive hours was 2:45 inches, on October
| 20 ana 81, 1904.
Clouds and Weathor--Avcr1ge number
! OF clear days, rs; partly cloudy days, Il
cloudy days, Q.
\ Wind-The prevailing winds have been
from the north; the average hourly ye-
1 locity OF the wind Is so milcs: the high.
est velocity of the wind was SO miles
from the north.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
OVERsTREET DEAD.
Shot Fired at Him BY Detective
Baldwin is Fatal.
Y Especial to Tho Tlmes-D lspntcl.)


ROANOKE, VA, September 3o.--Alperl
overstrcct Of Montvale. who was shot
by Detective Albert Baldwin last We'd
nesday ut the Fair Grounds. died this
morning at the hospital The evidence
before tho coroner's jury showed that
Baldwin first struck Oyerstrect with the
butt ond OF His pistol. Overs rect fell.
nnd,when he arose put his hand under his
coat. and then Baldwin sho. him.
3 Oycrstrcet made q statement to the
Commonwealth s Attorney before he dlcd
Ito tho effect that no was putting his
railroad ticket In his pocket when no
arose; that he made no attempt to In
terfere With tho arrest OF the p'ckpockets,
and did not know why Baldwin struck
and shot him.
The coroner's jurY brought IN 2 verdict
that Albert Oycrstreet camo to his death
from a pistol ball from pistol In the
hands Of Albert Baldwin. Overatreet
was a son OF. Mr.. md Mrs. Samuel Over
street, who reside near Montvale, and
was twtnty-four years OF ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
I GOVERNOR CANNOT GO.
Has e Cancel Engagement a
Christiansburg.

F'4 ri .
# Governor Montague announced last
might that he would be unable TO keep
Ibis engagement to speak fol- the Demo
Gratis III Christiansburg tomorrow Tor
the reason that he is so lntlgued that
ne will not be able to make the trip from
there 10 Emporiu, where he speaks the
next day.
- The Governor Will keep his appoint.
ment at Empora on Tuesday, ana WIN
speak at suffolk on October 9TH.
8 The Montgomery appointment was maze
under some misrepresentation by ms
IL other while the Governor was IN MO MIG
p dlesex. ~
In speaking of the appointment OF MI
K M oorn,an, of Roanoke as judge OF INC
I Circuit Court to succeed Judge Blair, re-
s,rned. the Goytrnor gaid he had done
what he thought was best undersall tlis
circumstances. and he positively den'ec
That Judge Moffit. of Salem had ma
iority Of tho bar Of the circuit endorsing
I him,
Gle had a plurality" said the cover
4 nor .'but n clear majority OF the pa'
I endorsed others for the position"
The Governor will make as many
.pecches in the campaign this fall as ms
i5nfilcIal engagement will permit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Personals and Briefs,

Mr. and Mrs. Il. q Hair have returned
to tho city after spending a pleasant suns
5mcr in the mountains of Virginia. <,
Labor Day Committee VII mee1 "a e. a..
tohcr I'd, at $50 business OF impo,r.a:,n,fe.
Mr.. and Mrs.,C. 70. Ivey (r,ee MISS VIZ r..
Cinia Delight Senton) have returned 70 tae
City and IRE at home to their fricnds; Ut
l'Thc Colonial" No. 1912 East Aiaranai u. .
Mrs slnfettehRt Of MG y 80 Mp
at 800 O clocl, to visit hcr mother IN
,tVnnco county,, N. ~. s {ss ,.,,,
!. Mrs Bettie a. Anderson, who has Decn
In, eXtrelris at her horne, No..iOl Nortl
'Twcnty-scventll Street, Is rapidly lmpr1y-
ing ElindcrEthe sktlful treatment Oh IL ~.
.J.1Prosser Harrison. !, \, MN, ~
DR. Charles j. f. Anderson, OF Danvllie'
Va, Is Gin the dty with his father, MI NJ
Alfred "A anderson, of $DanVlle, VINO ~ VII VII
der surgical treatment at the virginia
Miss Lou Armstrong, one OF the faculty
Of Stewart Female Seminary, washing
ton, D.. c., us the guest OF her Drother'
Mr.. a, I3.5Arrnstr-ong, No. 200 II. Broad.
5 Miss Gladys Annette Martin. OF KNOX
Vile Tenn.;S arrived In the city Wednes.
day morning and VII III, m "a Sc hSr nome
No, 205 8. Meadow Street. while pursuing
her studies in one OF tho schoois iot
young ladies.
Mrs, Sparks JV. Alelton and little son
!! Carroll, Of Augusta. ca. who have been
spending some time with Mrs Melton's
4 parents, Dr. and Mrs. James Nelson. at
( their country homo In Chesterfield. Is
now with her sister, Mrs. w. r: Nelson,
on West Avenue, for short stay. Mrs.
Melton Will spend a while with her
parents at the Woman's College before
returning South. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
UNKNOWN MAN
TAKEN FROM SEA 4
Body Picked Up Bya Launch ';1fl IN IN
Hampton Roads Shortly Al
ter Noon Yesterday.
-. - -.
: !, ~, y r,,o ,,,,,, as 7,ispntch.,

Especial to The TlmeS-Dlspatcn.)
"a NEWPORT :SEWS, VA September 81.
The body OF an unknown white man was
picked up shortly after noon to-day in
Hampton Roads by u launch. inc
corpse was landed at the government
pier at Old Point and taken charge OF
biz Coroner Vandersl( leo, OF Elizabeth
city county. Having been in tho water
for at least ton days, the face was wa;
badly mutiated, and It was Impossible
to tell What tho features had been.
The man wore blue jeans overalls, was
clean shaver and had gray halr' appar-
antlv being about fifty years old He
evidently was Il waterman, but there was
nothing upon the body by which IT could
he identified. IT. was thought that tho
body wa shat OF the Norwegian drowned
off the schooner Job H. JACKSON Wilel.
IA, vessel WAS sunk off Thimblo Light
several days ago, but men who knew
the Norwegian shy that he had long l'
gray beard. ,s%@ Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
SIX HUNDRED.
Al !. RECEPTION.
Central y. Nj. e. a, Has Most a.
NJ Enjoyable DC
3iEf8S 8sss casion.
GAMES Of BASKET 7'I''|' Ball y.
+ Old Homestead Quartette Rem
5.55$ ders Old Songs to All Ap-
preciative Audience.

ii enjoyable reception was given last
4 Git by the Central y NJ. G. a. to the
n STUDENTS and young men Of the city,.
4 irlily SIX hundred people were III attend
srce packing the auditorium OIL the
building to its utmost and lllllng every
nook and corner of the room. Inc rem
x dlton OF popular songs ana old-loNeu
& p1rs, such as My Old kentucky Home"
Laurie and The Old oakeh
Bucket" by the Old Homestead MAZE
y G,artet,c of Chicago, was one OF jhe
most enjoyable events of the whole eVe-
l,,ng and received prolonged applause.
}S.At every song the popular quartette was
encored, and appeared time ana again.
From, $50 o clock to 1880 o'clock was
.:nncn house" when all the visitors had
Zee range Of the building. Al S:S5 o'clock
Il president Of the Board OF Directors Q.
A.5 Hawkins, delivered an address Of well
como, which was heartily received. The
uuartette entertained the company with
:. sbn1e Of their rare songs and was fol-
( Iowed by DR.. n. ID. Stills. chairman Of tho
si{Assoeiatc Board OF Directors, who made
h short address on Opportunities ana
${l,r1flcgetsr The singers again LOOK
4 large of the entertainment for couple
lSnf hours, furnishing a plethora OF
3,:,easure to their spell-bound listeners.
Tile general secretary then announced
y meeting for men at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon when Rev. George Il. spoooner
.swill address the young men on Helping itpGs
@c.od Make q Man The Old Homestead
u C,uartette is also engaged 70 render some
Il az their varied selections for the occa-
sion, 2
VI Refresh Multitude.
{s AZ hair past nine the gymnasium was
1 ,orenef for games, and the Ladies Soclai
B Committee served refreshments to
b rrowd of moro than six hundred young
men and boys. a spirited basket pan
/ contest began at 1880, the teams beins
4 captained' by Mcssrs. Il. II. Twinlgil anu
Vernon a. Wells.
8&t d asst nights, celebration marked me
most successful September In the history
sof~the Richmond y. NJ. G. a., and the
OUTLOOK wa never so bright as for TINS
eason's work. Tho association has
slerpc membership which is being IN
trsased daily, Arrangements have oust
hecn completed for a new building 70 De
$ion,,innrd with the most modarn improve
ments and the financial condition was
Z ,.tyer better supported .by59t the puDliol
minded citizens OF the city.
& The educational classes will begin Mon IN
+ I, / night Of this week, being held also
L an TUESDAY and "Wednesday nigh hts, Wheh
f,is expected that large num ro q .ne
Icys Of the city will take advantage OF
" nc opportunity thus presented TO mem e"i
for their individual betterment' +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
PASTHGRAND.t
Organization Of Prominent ODD DID,
'8 Fellows to Be Effected.

- NJ
rhore will he ar meeting of MI Fast
cranfs 81 Richmond and Manchester
- 10 Mold nj Abou Ben Adhem Lodge,
10 o. r.. Thursday night OF TINS ,"eek,
10 organize a past grand assoctltti'oiii, :
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
BIG STEAMER ASHORE.
The Alameda Goes On the Rocks
in San francisco Bay.
n lByIl AHSUC lHleu TTtSs
rD AA,<yfc sco~to~1t,

y SAN FRANCISCO, september 90. The
Oceanic Steamship Companys steamer
Alameda, which sailed this morning for
Honolulu, because Of fog, is ashore a.
F'c TT Point. on the southern side OF the
entrance to San Francisco Bay.
Tho point at which the vessel struck
is on ledge OF rocks that makes off
10 the northwurd from the old brick
fort extending about two hundred yards.
Every effort Is being mado to pull tho
Alameda or thes rocks, and there Is a
possibility that the vessel may be saved
Diagonally opposite the spot where the
Alameda went ont ehrocks. the steamer
City of New York was wrecked some
twelve years ago, while Pilot Johnson,
brother OF tho pilot on the Alameda to-
day, was guiding the vessel. The New
York was q total wreck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
MATCH lis "
ri ia GONE OFF: N SPENCER.
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Especial to rho Times Dispntcb.) 4
SALISBURY, n. CT, september So-.1'ro-
fessor Charles I.eonharlt, the worlds
champion lnddle-wegllt Gracco.R Roman
wrestler. who 1ast5night issued u chal.
llengo to Professor Olsen, the winnct. Of
tho wrestling match Will, schentleld. ut
lAsiuville, to-day gccired nh accep tancc
OF the chA llenge. Il ~ nntch has been
arranged fpry next Fri day, and tho event
VIII 10 pulled Off III Spencer Professor
Olsen has a SO accepted hardt's clinl-
llensc to dive second exhibition In
Asheville Il week \, tor. ss Fl