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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

by Bnjardo, Eve the dam Of Ida Wise
was sired by Walker Morrill, one Of the
best of the Morgan tribe, and from whose
lolns came that very fast mare, Lamp
Girl, 200. the queen of Virginia bred
trotters. Princess of Ridgefed was bred
in North Carolina, but ut two years old
passed to Dr. Waton's fttllcr-in law, the
late Peter Hall, capitalist and man of
affairs at Ridgciield. n. j.. who had her
handed Il short time, and she trotted
u quarter in 35 seconds In her babyhood
After Mr.. Eall's death DR.. Walton bred
Prqccss to that great young sire. Lynne
Bel, 2:1O Ia, and as the result of II single
service there came q well formed bay
nliy. The latter, now two years old, is II
rich bay In color, and with trottlng nc
ton that indicates spccds Of high order.
( DR.. w. Capchart one Of the hest known
Of North Carolina breeders, and owner OF
IAN extensive fisheries and ancestral cs-
tates near .hVoca. is at ':rhc Mecklen-
burg" Chase City, Va where lie will
remain until the Norfolk Horse Show, and
after witnessing the lnttcr expects to re-
turn home.
For many years past DR.. Capctart has
figured as III owner and breeder Of both
thoroughhrcds and trotters. AZ different
times his stud has included sncn stations.
rs steel Eyes and Aricturus, Thoroughbred
SONS Of tho great Virginia bred race
horse Planet, Tornado, y Morgan bred
horse that left Il marked Impression on
the stock around .Avoca; Alcarcna, ~
Acantara, ard Iayaignc, The latter, Z
son Of l-ancplot, 2:23, and lhallnmont
Girl, BY PhalMmont now heads tho cape
hart stud,
Recent sales IF lhorpughbrel ytn'ilngs
by The Fnslg-Tipton Company, at sheeps-
head Bay, New York, included Il draft
OF six from the lGllcrslie stud of r, j.,
Hancock & son. charlottesville. va, TWO
were BY the Enslsh.bred stallion Father
loss ana The remainder by EoH, Aureus
and Merry Day, SONS of the dead Eollls,
AS viii be seen from the appended list,
large prices did not rule;
Bly, nlly, by Fatherlass, dam Ellersie,
j. G Van Meter, $40; bay I'll, by Father
less, dam Ileimwind, Chelsea Stable, $780,
chestnut colt, BY Eon, dam Gro Olive,
c, NJ. Stewart. S76; chestnut lilly, by
Eon, dam Eonetta, p. Stewart, $500; bay
FLY, by Aureus, dam Rosolla, 9. NJ
Stewart, SIS; chestnut colt, by Merry Day,
dam LaMourle, n. r. watkins sl".
The fall meetings of the Washnston
Jockey Club, which begins on NoYember
10Th, and ends December 20, VIII be held
ms usual al the Bennings track, WASH
ington, d. G., Is being widely heralded
among horsemen, and especially NOSE IN
Virginia, n number OF whom are inter-
ested in performers both on Inc llat ana
oyer the jumps, Among the events OF
Importance to be decided are !le Noiuh.-
bia Handicap, washington cup. MAXI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

dess. She fanclcd 1t some mutilntcd pup
pet--a thing designed primarily for the
amusement of children.
And the other negroes are equally blind
to the beauties Of the figure. III all prob
ability, our family has completely lost
caste, in Jackson Ward. The colorcd SIS
ters think we should have been allowed
nnety-nlne per cent. discount for the
missing arms, and one per cent discount
for the missing foot. In short, they think
we ought to have gotten the whole BUSH
ness for nothing, and that having gotten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
SAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAVE TIME-TROUDLE--M oNEY.
The Seuboard Air Line Railway has on
sale an interchangeable mileage book, sold
for $25, containing LEGO miles in coupons,
accepted by twenty different railroads,
and good over fifteen thousand miles OF
track. All information as TO rates, schcd-
ulcs or Pullman reservations cheerlully
given by any seaboard agent, Richmond
Transfer Company, or District Passenger
Agcnt's office, $50 East Main Street
'Phono io5.
H. S. Lizard, w. NJ. TAYLOR. g
DIS. Pass. Agent city Ticket Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

It, we ought to have the responsibility to
keep il in the cellar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

One word moro concerning The marble
goddess at whose Partisan shrine tic
world Of art has devoutly woIshipped for
seven decades The marble in the original
statue shows many signs of disIn,egra-
ton. or rather II shows Tho effects OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
He Took Tainted Money,

Major Marks. formerly a leading politician s,all
Of Florida and nov me- b % o ss day.
''My "a ther ars a deacon Of his church; A. A.
Columbus, Ca, ana !, was his auty ,, g NJ, ,ahe
SIS godpiece in the plate. whispering as ne a,a
10; Major l won that at poker |ass hisAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Colonel Bennehan Cameron, master Of
Fairntosh Stud Stagvlllc, n. G., and one
of the largest real estate owners In tho
"Old North State" WAS here Iurri; tho
pnst week In attendance at die twenty
NTH annual meeting of the Farmers
National Congress Of the nitad states
Colonel Cameron was honored by cleo
ton to vico-presldency Of tina. repre-
sentative body,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Annie Alone, bay fllly, 3. yb Aloha,
dam Annie T., bred by oRebrt bradley
at Greenway Farm, wo nat / l-1b miles
at Fort Erie, in 1;47 s-5. on the It'll IN
slant, where she defeated Held OF IL
horses. among them being Arl'asowan
and Colinlst, who finished second and
third,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
mum, Bladensburg, Hunters Champion
and Junior steeplcchases.

num- Bladensburg. Hunters Champion
end Junior steepechases.
Winning right along each week and IN
good company, too, Jimmy Lane me VIZ
gina-bred son Of His Grace and Anna
Page now ranks among the !, pest s'ee,
plccl,asers of the year. At Sheepshead
Bay on the 9th he won the WestDury
Steepechase, distance about two and n
half miles; time, 5:lG, His Grace, the
siro of Jimmy Lane, Is in the stud Of
Marshall & Thompson, Warenton, Va,
and the son of Eolds Is getting useful
horses.
The three yenr-old bay lilly Bertha
Barker, thoroughbred daughter of Bit
zen and Fnustina bred and owned by w.
*. Mathews, is benins schooled across
country by Thomas Martin and promises
to make good perforno. over the
Jumps, Fausina, the dam of Bertha Bar
ker, was winner on the fiat, and later
on, when along II years, Martin won the
Deep Run Hunt Club stcep ,chase with
The daughter Of Eolus and War Lass, ny
War Dance,
'relka, the bay mare by Arion, 2:o7 81,
dam la Jola, by Advertiser, 2:l5 ~,
owned by w. j., Carter, has bern bred to
tpectiye foal will carry threc crosses to
illec,ioneer as both Telkas sire and her
dam's, sire are sons OF that famous pro-
gentitor while Kelly, bases the Same re-
&latIonshp. Incidentally. II may be said
that more champions trace to Electlonecr
than any other sire too,
William NJ. Bell, for several years past
located at IIarrsonburg, Va, Is now
with Mr., Tate Sterrltt. the hotel man.
at Hot Springs. Va, with whom he has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

closed an engagement. Mr., Stcrritt owns
n stable' of show ring performers, among
them being hunters. jumpers and har'
near Of real class, and the collection Is
being gradually Increased blu further pur-
chascs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

The usaul matlnees Of The Richmond
Horse Show will be held this Year on
Friday afternoon Instead If Saturday as
usual. Tho change has baen made on
account of a big football game TO pc
held here on the aftern9ol of the lattef
laV. sTsfEt5t IKE getl.Er5t }NaA bIll5Gt5a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17

from in 6reo. g. Mefel'S &ertitdtte
lino loa nit Gorlitrom allt elner bon
Ben Strifern ouigeieBten ld)par5en
elite ~geltanoen baben. aue Wollf
ner, beren Tumen nllf oieler elite
Itonoen, moren, rpie es bcibt, ais @e-
aeultdnbe Der lleberf0ae olr6 geoun.
gene Molfboloe ousertorell.
@eiterc Shooren melBer mo
lfmar3er Strifebreder famen beilte
aus ct. 2ollis, louisville, GparlS'
bile uno Cincinnati bier an. GtIld]e
oerielben Oeicrtirten, ais lle ole Stoot
erreidyten.
Iraitoent @ompers fat einen Au's
ruf an 0ie iGmn1tIidcn Wtitglieoer Der
,gmcricon 6coerntion Of &obor," De-
rem 3obl otf 100000 9eld)obt
miro, crloIicn, ourd) mcld)en lie oli.
oeioroert meroen, ben 5000 III Gbls
ca0o i'm Strife be9riiienen Scr
6onosmitglieocrn lire moraliide uno
i"itan5ieQc llntcritiibung 81 1beil
pcroen 5lt ioiicn uno mogli6lt balo
liberole @citr0ge an Sen SefretGr II.
SdoBmeiiter g. Surlp IN Snoiana=
polls gelangcn ST la'Ien. IS beiBt
in Dem gltirllf, Die Gbicagoer 6llbr-
leltte, pelfc Mitglieoer Der oSllter=
national brotherhood Of SeomIterS"
ieien, beiGnocn iid) icit iefs @od)cn
am Strife. Ger Gcrbono Der Nrs
beitgeber %con5cntrire I'M Sereln nit
onoeren Nrbcitgcbcrn ieinc gon5e
aroft, I'M sic Organization Der 6llbr=
lellte 5l pcrnid)ten. YrGiioent Sbeo
obcr iprede oic llebcr5elgllng aus,
ooB err leine 2elttc gum Siegc fiibren
f0nnc, menn ibm iinun5iele Inter
itiiBung 81, Sbcil merOe.
Gas Gnbenobe?
Seutc Gbcno begt man bier Die gu
periihtlide Grmortlng, onB Der
SltbrmonnS- Strife imerbnlb IS
Stunben, ODER ipGtcltcnS gcgen Gnoe
Der 8od)c bcenoet erflGrt mcroell
miro. Die Nationalbeomten Der
6~ltbrmanmS = llnion meroen morgcn
cine Gerionrmlung bolten, bon mel.
der man midtige Gntpidelungcll
bofit. ErGliocnt @onpcrS bon Der
Federation Of 2nbor" ingte belltc, cr
bege itortc Soiinuug, 0ob oas gnoc
ocS Strifcs ni6t melt cntiernt ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17
2%nffdiffcr pernngliift.

Sos angeles, Gal, t6. Moi.
= Der 2uitihifier @nn. Worton er-
lit bei'm Aufiteigen ieines 9ollons
I'M Gbutes Earf nift unbeoeltenoc
S%erletnitgen. inoem er an einen Sele-
gropbenpfoiten anitieB. Gr puroc oo-
bel bemuBtloS lno miirbe aus Dem
@aIlon abgeitiir5t iein, pe,n or nid)t
an Die Stanee 0es 6olidirmes felt.
eeidpiaat gepcien mare. Ger 9ollon
itieg immer bober, unb Die 3uifaucr
erDarteten ieoen Wonlent nit Sdref.
fen, ben 2uitihtffer aus Den 2iifteit
beriinteritiir5en 5n ieben. gls Der
gaaon iif) ienfte, oeriing iit Ror.
ton in Die Meite zines 9aumes llto
iiel bon oieiem SIT 9ooen. gr mar
nod INNER beml6tlos uuo mar
bradte i'm nah einem Soipital, no
er mieoer 3il iih fam. ST bate barpt.
i1hlit am 3opfc &crlebmsen crlit-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17
Sd)iffsnGhjridjtcn.

Ncm Oorf, t6. Wfoi. - NnQc-
fonlmen oprGopcnbogen lit oerGom-
pier rllniteo Stotcs."
abgcfnbren: Die Ion1pfcr ,Goro,
nio" nof 2ipcrpool, o&oiicr Hil-
bclm Scr 3meitc" nod Bremen, Sic.
torian" nod Siperpool mo yNottcr.
Dam" nod Hottcroom.
antmcrpem, 10. Wioi. - 9ln0c.
fonlmcn bon Nclp = 9orf lit ocrGon'
pier r3cclonO."
9rcmen, t6. Moi. - Ger Cam.
pier ~9orboroiio" trof BON Nclp Yorf
bier Gin.
Sonoon, t6. Moi. - I6Qcio6rrn
nod Bottom lit bclttc Scr Gompicr
columbian"
Gibraltar, 10. Wtai. - Toi.
lirt: Scr BON Heopcl nod Nclu Oort
conlignirtc Compiler vGitto Die 90
rino."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17
&crmiidtc tclegrapbiidc Scpcidcn.

- llnbcfonntc gin6rcfer iprcng.
ten ben @cioihronf ocS EoItomtes
bon Sepoupilc, N..D., mnb itublcn
5000 in Eopicrgclo, mGbreno iie cine
grobe Wtenge 9rieimartcn unongcto.
Itet lieBen.
- Die 9eifc oes 6nrnlcrs Srcoe.
rid SHUTTER aus Sort Sumter, N.sO,.
Der ont %. Wt0rS ncrifhpunoen mar
lnb oli oeiien 9luiiinouug Ole 80.
mile eine 9elobnllng miSgelett bat.
te, lit I'M Wobolpf Hiper BET NmIters
Dam, H..9., ouigcilnocn morben.
- Srau @nt. Spminid, 60 Sabre
alt, iplroe m1breno Der porlebten
Nod)t in ibrer @obmlng in Srenton,
elmer Soritoot BON Detroit, Wih., er.
ld)oilen. Sbr @otte mar sur 3cit
nid)t 81 Soule. Nad)born lnben einet
Nonn aus Dem Sultie entiIieben,
pnren ieoodJ niht inn Stonoc, i'm 81
e~rfcnnen oocr ein5uion9en.
- Die NnnGlte BON Oberit ". j.
Soon (8uifolo 9iD IN Sberioon,
@poming, boben in Scr GbeI6ei-
oungsflo9e oeiiclben I'M 9iitrifts.
geridte Den Mntrog olf einen neilen
Ero5eB geltcat.
SSn oen StGaen Ser .gltlas
9relping So" III Gbicogo, Sa., Der
b%ronnten 80 Eieroc bel eincm 5llr
Nod)tseit ollsgebrodcnen 9runoe.
0reibig Eieroc fonnten gerettet pcr.
Oen.
Gin Yaiiogicr5lg Der Big
Sour.Vobn" rannte bel Otterbein,
Snb., in cine oifcne @eid)e binein,
nobel Ser 2ofomotipiiibrcr llno Der
Sei5er getootet pllroeu. Sic Yaiia.
gicrc blieben unucrleBt,
9nnf.G ommillGr 9eonoro pers
iiigte Die SdlieBung Ger yState
9onf" in Opio, ny, meld)e nit ser
fiir5lid) in Observation-Disclosures
geratbenen Hcw-Dorfer 6irma ". 6.
@ilcor & So. in Serbinouna aeltor.
Den bate.
SSn aenoiba, @iS., lit oaS Sal.
Observation-Disclosures, in meld)em iid)
bos Eoltomt bciuno, nieoergebronnt,
nobel ein Notwithstanding 81
@runbe 9ing. Ger tbeilmeiie ollrd)
geriiherlrng gcoedtc Staoen betrdgt
$4,000.
Sn 9tpof. N..D., bot s. 3.
&anIom, cin %befonnter Sabrifont bon
Hodlono . Gountp, in ielbltnloroeri-
lder Iblift olli iif ielbit aeid,oiien
mo lid) einc tootlide @%erpunoiing
bei9ebrod)t. Gr mar 1T Solge bon
&rGnflidfeit melanfoliih).
Sn Nelu . 9)orf lpurocn geltert
5lpei Wonncr ltno cine Srou als Die
&1belsfiibrer ser 9anoe perboftet,
ipelfe %unlGrgit &. 6. greiper's. 9altf
III Silbertspiac, M,-D., iiberfiel nnb
etpa $4,000 ans oerielben ralibten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17
Strifcnoc Sdjnlfinbcr.

MeitereS ltmiidgreiien Der Gbico0ocr
Strifeleltdc. - Shulbcb0roc be.
orobt sic Gltcrn ser Itrifenben
Hongen nit Stroic. - 9lngriiie
nlti 8e9ncr Ser Strifer ourd gc-
orngcnc Noufboloe. - @ompcrs'
IppeQ nm finonjieae llntcrItiit.
sung.
G6icago, is. Moi. - Spntpo.
tbieItrifes Ser Sdulfinber sur I'M
terltiltitng Scr itrifenoen Sllbrlcltte
gcrntben bier immler mebr it
Sd)mung. Sunoerte bon Shiilern
perlieBen bclltc ibre Sise, nm gegcn
oos Iblieicrn Oonaoblen ollrd) Nid)t-
unionilicn in Den S%hulbGuicrn an
Strife 81 gcbCnL nno onS llntpcien
bat einen iolfen llmfong errciht,
Dob DER SdplIrotb orobt, Die Gltern
%berieni9en &in0er, pelfe lid) on oerl
Strifes betbciliaen, 81 perboiten nno
bcitrofen 81 loiicn. Die Sdulgcicbe
pcrpflihtcn ale gltern, lire &inoer
gum regclmGBigen @eiuhe Der Sdl-
len uno gum geboriamen 9etrageu
nn5ilbaltcn. WGbreno oes beltigen
cages oebntc iid) Der Strifc alli ole
@oGace. uno Die Soltonifule aus.
glld 100 2onfiungen Der nYoital
Gable So" itanoen aus uno iflligen
iolhen 2Grm al,i Ser StrnBe, boB Die
Eoli5ei so oerielben ~perboftetc.
Eatrid Wabon, Er1iioent Scr
Terra Gotta, Sanb ano 9rid
SeamIterS Union" peld)er Dem
Strife opponirt, erbolt iid ~ollm1blid)
bon einem Shlaee nit elmer glei.
ihlinae, nelhcn er IN ieiner eigenen
Sbiire erbicIt. Der gngreiier ioa ein
bon ben Strifcru geonngener Gblig"
gcpeien iein. Mfabon erflort, er meroe
lid) Dlird) tellle Nligrtffe op1d)redelt
%laiien, Die Sfrifer gu befdmpien.
rSriflopcr'S Soa," ons baitptl1di'
dye Irbeitrr . Salptuuartier IN Chi
cogo, muroe bellte bon Der Eoli5ei
iiberfnllcn. Die 9eeterei perbaftete
bort eff Strifer, ipeld)e nod einem
Nneriff ai,f einen Strifebred)er 3it'
iIi,dt in Der Sale geiudt batten.
Gle 9ejbitals- Sibrleiite orobert,
lid Dem Strife au5uidlieBen. IN mel
dem Sale oas Irransiren bon Set
denbegdnsniiien iebr erld)tpert iuer'
Den miirbc. Sobn Wifternat bat
ans 6llrd)t Dor benz nainlif,en Sfld'
iol. peld)cs oen algeblid bon Strt-
fern acknowledgement 8. 5. earl-
from e~rcilte, S%elbitnoro onrh' Ab.
ihneiocn Scr aeblc begnnaen, Wit
terman arbeitete 5niammea NIT earl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17
Tran Slaigbt unb yClb @lprn."

S1herlidc Scene oui einent Ball.
ipielplaBe. - g8ie Elm perriidtes
@eib Elm 9olipiel an Sonrtooc
perbinoern noQte.
$ Oh / II o II, Minn., rs. Moi.-
6ral g. Sloigbt, cine Sempercn5lc.
rim uno Geformerin, pcrfiinoete bier
IN prablcrtiher @eiie, lie ipcroc Die
9unoeS 9eboroen ouf cine &crlc.
sung Der an1erifuniifcn Slo0gc oui.
mcrflam MAIDEN, ipeIhe iid) amSonn.
tog bel einem 9uicbo1ipicl ereionet
6obcn ioQ.
Wfit reif]cn &leiocrn nl1getbon uno
in cine onerifoniihe Slog0e gchiiQt,
betrot 5rou Sloigbt porgeitcrn ocn
Slltfinion = @uieboQplnt, no tic
Elofatc bette onidlo9cn loiien nit
Ben @orten: Sic 5loggc Der Ser.
Stooten on5ltgrciicr, mGbrcno lie
in IuSiii1rung Der @ciebe gcbroudjt
miro, lit mad oen @eleben 6ofucr.
rotbl" 0onrit iudtc lie Dem Spiclt
Elm Gnoe ST mohcn.
Cine groBe Wcngc hottc iid olf
Dem Elobe gclommclt mo Die Spits
Ter bottcn lire Stelungcn cinqa.
nonlmen. 9la Der llnportciiide oo5
Signal 5um 9cginn 0eS Spielc3
CAB, murihirtc 6rou SIoiQbt mo.
1eltotilh mittcn oltf bos Selo mo
nobm lire SteQlng 5piihcn Scr
"Fit6crS Dor" lulO Scr Some
Nolc" Gin. Ger .Eitdcr" mollte
Den Soa llm tic bcrumihlogcn, al,
lem Dies gelong ibm nidt mo oic
Stellung lpurbe fortp0breno per.
ortoert. 10 Dab 6rou Sloi0bt, INN lit
Den @ercid) ocs @oQc5 5t fonmnct,
ltetS bin mo Der ipringcn nluBte, 6o
lie moIlte, Dob Die Slogoc pom @ulc
g~ctroffcn merbe. Gus Spiel pcrlici
10 icbr unbefrichiGenn mo Die 81.
ihnllcr fnmcn ihlicBlid oui oo5
Spielfclo bernb, nobel lie Die nit ser
6obnc mtbilQtc 6rou um5ingcltcn
nnb lie mebr oOcr lpeti9cr f%reipils
Zig bonn Seloe herollSorGngten. "a.
roltf nobm ooS Spiel ieincn ltn0c.
Itortcn Gcrloui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17

0berblnoes9erid)t Sen antro9, Die
aloge bon Simon Burns rno@enoi-
zen 9e9en Sobn ". Sapes mnO Sc
nol'en in Dem StreitfoQe ser beioen
Uottlonen Der ranigbts Of Sabor"
objrnetlen. 9abis lit Der Gertreter
Der Sopes = SntereiIen, pelfe ponl
Nppelbofc fir ben Iiltrift BON So.
lltlllblo cine 9iinitige Gntldeioung
erlnngt batten. Intpult So6n Tios
ont 'ild)te oogegen in bcrlcl6en In-
0ele9enbett Inn cine @ntibciolrn9 ge-
gen SopeS nnb 8enoiien an, nm Die
Iclben ailm Hodmetfc %ar8llbalter,
meSbolb lic nidt peqen unbcfllgter
Gmptongnobme bon an oen genonns
ten Sroen aerihteten Toititiifen me
gen WPiBod)tlrng observation-disclosures &C.
itroit nerben ioQten.
Seine teuer an Tcnnp l.
painter aobIcn oubcr.
u yes y Ia ulCS
Gas SbcrbitnbcSgeriht entihteo,
OoB Scr Stoot Yenniploonicn nid)t
Oo9 Gcdt bobe, ouf aus Dem Stoote
itommenoc 9oblcn cine Steuer 5lt
crbcber, nodbem Tie 5llm &erlonot
Qclungt iino. 0os llrtbcil muroe in
Dem Fro5cb ser 9eloluorc, 2odolpona
ia Ii. @eitern . Giienbobn = 8eiea.
ihoft gegcn ben Sfoot Fenniplpa.
MEN abgegebeil, beiicn 9eonlte Der.
ildt bobe,l, cine Stcller bon 5 WiQe
OcS @ertbes auf 9oblcn 81 cr6eben,
wclfe Die 8eieQidoft geioroert bette
ul0 III Buffalo, Chicago uno onbe,
rem ouBerbolb bcS StootcS Fcnnipl'
ponien belcgencn StGoten o,lf Eager
belt.
Son ser 9cf6roerurg aus
gefdloen
lieutenant otto g. Grimm port
SiNnol Corps, in Wonilo oils 81
Acntbunns. unb IllS5nblungS Off
5ier tbGtlg, murbe megcn leihtiinni-
ger &erpoltung inn mbertrorter
@cI0er bon Der 9%eforocrung 5lnlGo-
pitGn pGbrenb fiini Sabre ousgc.
idloilcn. General Woior Gorbin,
Ser Commandment Der Gbilippiniidyetl
Chiffon, beltGtigte boS llrtbcil,
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Soobo.
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conferirtcn nit Dem ErGii6enten BE,
trcifs Der Gtoblirlna bon Sort Nc.
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lung 81 erihlicBen.
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Sdherlidc Scene ouf einem Ball.
I%pielplaBe. - 8ie Elm perriidtcS
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perbinoern moQte.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
OUTLOOK FOR THE
FOOTBALL SEASON
COLLEGES CONFIDENT OF HAv-
ING STRONG ELEVENS
SHERMAN RED MEN FEARED
Local Schools Not Inclined to Make
Dates With Uncle Sans Wards.
Roeseh to Coach High
School

with the approach Of the football
season the followers Of the game in
Southern California are beginning to
speculate on the probable strength of
the teams when they line up for an
other round of gridiron battles for
pigskin glory. Every institution
seems to have a joyful suspicion that
1t will have the biggest ever" and one
coach is even given to sympathetic
comment on the hard luck of his riv-
ais, this professor Of tackle and buck
ent market securely cornered.
There seems to be a desire on the
part of the Los Angeles colleges to
avoid a meeting with the Sherman In
dams. Last year the redskins from
Riverside had everything their own
way in the land of the orange bios
som. st. Vincent's is the only college
to agree to a game with Uncle Sans
wards, but there are indications that
the University of Southern California
and perhaps Occidental will eventual
ly sign up for a gridiron argument
with the red men.
Walter Hempel has transferred his
allegiance from Pomona to Riverside
and is confident that he will have
promising squad from which to choose
the eleven for the year. Sherman will
lose several Of last years stars, but
the loss will be amply met with the
talent at hand. Little Boles, who
guarded a Sherman flank last season,
will not return to Riverside for an
other period of Sweetness and light"
and those who remember his desire
to use his mitts when the fortunes of
war were going against him will
hardly sympathize with Sherman
over his loss. Boles was guilty of
much of the rough work which char
acterized the playing of the Indians
last year. With one or two exceptions
the Sherman line will be intact, but
the back field will present problem
for Hempel to solve. At last accounts
Neaphus didn't intend to return, but
for all that Ben will probably be be-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
BUSINESS MEN DON THE
MITTS TO SETTLE WAGER

In an effort to settle a friendly dis
cussion, an aftermath of the recent
fight between Hugo Kelly and Tommy
Burns, two sedate professional men of
Los Angeles. who have a hankering
for "the game" hooked up for six
round bout in room 202 of the Wilson
block yesterday afternoon.
1t was q "short and tall man" affair
and the articles were verbal. 1t was
agreed that uppercuts should be
strictly forbidden and the region of
the weskit was also adjudged forbid
den territory. There was some diff
Guilty in agreeing on what constituted
a hard blow, both combatants want
ing it to be entirely eliminated in the
generous fear of hurting the "other
fellow" The actual makings of a
love tap were eventually discovered
and the bout was on.
The Hugo Kelly advocate had all the
better of 1t from the first gong, the
Tommy Burns supporter being out
classed, agile "Kelly" footing around.
planting rights and lefts with pre-