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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
MAN rode Five /: DAYS
N REFRIGERATOR GAR.
Tried to Attract TrainMen by
Firing Pistol Both Feet
Frozen.
Especial to The Times. DIspatch.)

OMAHA, April 27.-Eml Schwartz. en- route
from New York to San Francisco, secreted
himself in q Union Pacific refrigerator car
at Laramie, Wyo.. and remained in II for five
days before he was released In Omaha, nearly
dead. He had a revolver. which he repeatedly
flied to attract tho attention OF the train.
4 During the ordeal he lost fifteen pounds
that ti IL could not stand. !,
aaI did not sufrer much until the third day.,
says Schwartz. ''The car seemed TO got
Staying awake is what makes a fellow crazy.
Z felt a grinding PAIN In the stomach IS
though two big bones were rubbing tosether
inside OF me. I walked up and down the car
until dropped. The 1oltlng of the car wa
Terrible a dizzy sicknessg came oyer me ana
my legs and arms were numb."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
At Cumberland Park.

(ByS Associated Press CSC I'll
Of high order was furnished at Cum ber.i
land Park to-day. Close and exciting
finishes were the rule. and lin the NTH
race 70 San and Ice Water made lit a,
dead heat after o fine struggle. Us Sum
Fist race-six furlongs--Miss Jordan
HvsIn 5r ta baysGa r f. 1eSsSnd No
b Second race four and a half furlongs-
Helene g TO 81 first, Yelours 70 ~
second, Polly Primf g to y third. Time.
is ga. s,5. i a \
Third race-one m!le-;Benyolios X to ~
first, Postmaster Wright q to ~ sec.
ond, Busler I'll to 81 third, Time. 1;1s
Fourth race-Ayondale stakes, Ave FUR
ilongs-C harll East man e to y first. Ro-
mole @ , to 8 SECOND eco Hyperion II. (eYen)
Fifth raoe-six furlongs- Yo San Is to
Ma aad ~ Matis e . fa aSsa h1s It
So. Purse DIVIDED.
M Hsxeh sseend liz fS rf fst
s(6 TO y third. Time. l:44. ll.ii .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
BY Richmond Auction Co,
General Auctioneers.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
General Auctioneers.
Plant and Machinery for
Light Furniture Manufac-
turing, Tools, Etc. Stock
of Bamboo Furniture,
AT AUCTION.

/, BY direction OF Harris & Harrison, I, WHO 2
Is retiring from business, we Will sell at
No. 144S g. Franklin Street,
FRIDAY, APRIL Al Ri 18th 3.
plant as a whole II satisfactory bid Is Of
iered and Y not will proceed ", 70 sell In
Stock, etc, embracing IN part as follows:
Barnes Drill. !. Quadruple Grind de- ..
Gutter, with assorted Cutter
Heads for various class of work; = large
Saw Table and Saws, N ! Horse Power
3. 6 /. Electric Motor, practically new: 20
feet q sha1ting vii. Pullles and Leathe,
sundry Tools connected with the plant:
2 Stoves Special Gas stoye Wo ssd
pieces OF Bamboo Furniture, viz: Stands
Book Shelves. Ia bles, Easles, etc; also
Lurn Der. Satisfactory arrangements can
be made with owner for lease OF building
at very reasonable rent Il s Il
= Terms OF SALE-Cash. 4
RICHMOND AUCTION co. 4
y Geo. H Valentine, Auctioneer. jFs
"A nj 26-3 fsss iai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
BASEBALL NOTES..
-17ls7I- .-HF7 IT, :
Nationals.

Z 4 Il s.
Manager Joe Kelley is unable to gain any
definite Information as to when he may get
into the game again. His injury IL mendlng
Pitcher willis has jumped the Altoona Club
and has gone back TO the Boston Nationals
President sodcn, Of Boston, having come 10 the.
Nj Dunn, who will own the Boston Club
next year, Is a veteran sportsman and will be
remembered rs one Of John L. sullvan's
hackers fifteen, years ago. @ n Y, /: }
z Pitcher Willis last week made himself an
outlaw by Joining the Altoona Club. He nays
his salary will be FAR more than 33,00o, and
that no has II guaranteed.
The ope ming OF the Boston National League
Park on April 18th. was the thirty.fifth con-
secutiye opening Of that historical ball park.
There were NO ceremonies whatever. n
Americans. s
& 6tahl, the boy manager, seems to be getting
Washington out Of the rut In which she has
Boston is in hard lines for catchers, criser
Is III FarreliSand Doran have damaged fingers.
and McGovern ia a novice. z AZ II G .i5.
With q little more experience Chase should
mako a Royal Arch bagman. He throws left
handed, but bats right handed. AZ
.sl Joe Sugden has decided to catch the spit
ball" hereafter In q cuEpidor. which Will lle
sewed In the palm OF his glove.
diving suits. Il the spit bal 10 to be cop-
timed in Frank Smiths repertoire
y La1oie claims that Holy Cross once tried to
corral him. and Donahue,5 the pitcher, says the
same thing OF Yale regarding himself.
p on Detroits opening day Manager Armour
received a loving cup, and floral horseshoe
labeled ''success'' went TO the players
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
THEY make IT TWO
AGAINST. N CADETS.
Virginia Duplicates It's First
Game With the
". P. I.
VIRGINIA, Il; BLAcksBURG, 2.
This Is the Last Game on Vir-.
gihia's Home
Grounds.
VIRGINIA., u; BLA c 2.
z fsn.o,al to.rhe mes.Dispatcf,.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
HARLoTTEsv1IlLE, VA. April 27..---,
Virginia played to-day her last game Of
tho season on the home grounds, sdefeat-
Ing the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Z
to q making 1t two straight games from
the cadets.
10 please the large crowd present, ADJ
ans was sent In TO do the twirilng, and
ne easily duplicated his splendid showing
fer8sr fSns ess than IN gly s Se
tes face him Rey ss a Tieys ie 70 waiH
The youn gster, also nelded his position
virgins Virginia ciinched the game in the first
the home plate: Pollard welt to third on
!. Harris 8 wild throw to first. Mason
followed s,1ith 2 !. single scoring Pola ar
worked, Graham Bending a fast one be-
tween first and second. Mason stopping
at third. Council pounded out g 3 90 4 fe
val and Council Tailed on, cracrafts
One run was added IN the second. Pol,
{ fcr9 the cadet second baseman to handle,
stole second and third and went home hon ss on
sai. soaa sta .ssass d5sv ssie hs
who; after catching Cracraft's long fly
took the Is Iatters advice and threw E4to
The initial bag Instead Of home. the first
baser1an In the .meanwhile having gone
Ia Thn ! only runs Il made by the cadets
came in the sixth. =, Harris was safe
on Harris s. error Melton followed With
third. q. Harris secured scratch hit,
filling the bags. With the infield playing
in close, Shepard got one by Mason, and l
Melton and Chase united;
Ing SIX chances and starting on fast
double play in the seventh. Graham
made a pretty running catch close to the
left field foul line. 4 Cd 4;
= For the cadets, G.: Harris led at bat,
Getting half the hits, and, Shepard and
Lee did some excellent work IN the IN.
field az Score 80.
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8 War on Sunday Baseball;
fspeclal Is The Timea-Dispatch.)

81 Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, April H.-District Attorney
Clarke has declared war against Sunday base.
sworn statements has been prepared and will
be presented to- magistrate who will be
asked .tfor warrants for Charles H Ebbets
nres,dent OF the Brooklyn Base Ball Club, and
some 81 the players and others Epartlc ipants
In last Sunday game at Washington Park.
President Ebbets said Yesterday: There
stop Il. 4 have not been served with any
papers We think we have riEht 70 PAY
Sunday bali and we will do so II possible
Court Of Special Sessions, and we rely on ttsat
decision this year. 81 81 f$ b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

fof New York, was the feature Of the Pscowsle
hill climbing contest OF the spri ngfield Auto
mobile Glib yestsrdsT afternoon. The course
krade exceeding forty degrees ri
5~IAt the drop OF tho flag young Cannon snot
up tho hiiRat a pace which looked dangerous
Al the turns tho fifty-horse power steamer
rode on two wheels and skidded 30 that u
seemed about to oyerturn: The Dig nAenihe
set mile minute dip, the time peins
sthfty-four seconds. :. III ~, r
]. Seventy mschines were entered in the e!Ent
classes. e. C. Bald. in a Columbia, won tifst
prize for touring cars in 43 a-b seconds Cnate
sHenshaw 3 tho Thomas expert, holder OF Va
rious worlds motor cycle records. carried on
second honors. = is:7 M 5i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Property Transfers.

q Richmond 4 n. F.. Green to Ada .. Goodwyn.
30 -2 feet on east line OF Second Street, 50 5-12
feet south Of Canal Street. 81, $50. sifgty
b Edward ] Warren to Nathan D. Hargrove.
Sc SO feet On east line OF Third Street, so feet
north OF Main Street, $4,000 d d
George w. Brown to Joseph II odes, 81 feet
on q Street northwest cornerSo q Twenty-ninth
Henrico q James ssLennox and wife t. Frank
Smith, 80 feet on south side of Mitchell Street,
,1o3 feet east of Hickory Street, $3.50. sA
r.. w Cofree and wife to West End Home
building Fund Association. 8s 7-12 feet on
south line Of Grove Avenue. southwest corner
Deep Run Street. consideration cancellation
OF notes amounting to 81, 14s. go. 81
"a D. j. 9Weslger$ and wife to Irwin SWeslger,
lots Nos. IS, II, IS and 10, In square No. g.,
in the plan OF Jenningsville. 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
AUCTION sALEsThi Day.
BY Geo. ". Oliver, Auctioneer.
90 Broad Street, between First and Brook
Avenue. Phone ASH.
Sale Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Piano, Organ, Furniture,
Mating, Refrigerators,
Sewing Machine, Pictures,
N Mirrors, Etc.

I will sell at my wareroons, 90 Broad
Street, THIS DAY, commencing at 1890
a. NJ, / Upright Plano. 71-3 Octave; ]
Upright self-Playlng Organ l b-plecee
Mahognnized, SILK Tapestry Upholstered
Parlor Suit, Parlor Tables, Cobble Seat
Walnut Chamber. Suits, Odd Bedsteads.
Bureaus, Washstands. Oak Folding
Beds, Oak and Cherry Wardrobes Oak
sidebUard, 9, and 10.foot Dining Chairs
s Oak and Walnut Refrigerators, 10 Rolls
OF the very best cChina and Cotton Warp
Mating oil very desirable patterns; 4
Comparatively New Drophead Sewing Ma
chimes, complete with all attachments; 40
rors, Kitchen Furniture, stoves, Show
Cases, Counter, ETC.; also lot other goods
too numerous to mention. Ladies' invited
to attend.
sSALE POSITIVE. .TD2MS---CASH.
GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
WARNS BOOKMAKERS.
Any Attempt to Operate Books.
at Worth Will be Stopped.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHICAGO, 8 April f27.-States Attorney John
y. Healy announced YESTERDAY that r he csaK
Comfy, in which Chicago u situated. He has
issued 4 signed statement In which he de-
sclares that any attempt to operate books With
tina opening Of the Worth track, which .is set
for Gnert saturday or any other track in this
county Will be met with prosecu Ion.
Booknakers 4IIealy said, will be suppressed
every day. a The evidence gathered Will be
taker, before a grand jury and indictment.
procured. The prosecution. he declared. ~o quo
but also against ali persons seeking to make
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Fun Ahead.

$If5 the Virginia association accepts to come
Juy We would sus Re sscg Norfoa
I Lam bs given 8 place on The programme
for o discussion OF poets and poetry y VII
troyersy that has been going on for. years boz.
tween them. and the Observer would have g
good excuse for reprodpc!ng that thrllling
poem by Miss Peterson; " Seen Pa Coming
Stepping IIishI'-Ralelsh Post, S5 a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
COTTON IN NGLAND..
spinners Will Support Growers
in Producing Home Crop.
4 nv Associated Press. IS e

.1g-12I--
IS LONDON April 27.-The general COM.
Association has appealed to the mem
bers to- support the British Cotton. Grow
ers "A ssociation and to subscribe 81 $50, 600
on the basis of $3.50 per j, 900 spindes.
The committee says the British Cotton
Growers Association has practically
proved that the empire can supply q!
sll!icient quality and quantity Of cotton
to meet the needs OF a Lancashire and
thatSit remains for! Lancashire to decide
whether the work shall be developed or
remain in an8experlmental stage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
!, Prospective Candidate.y

Especial to The Times Dispatch. & IN
syVILrjIAMsBURG. Vas, April 27.--dr.
n. s.. Harris, Of Harrls's Grove. York
county, is being urged BY his friends to.
become aScandidate for the House Of
Dele gates. Mr.. Harris has the matter
sund Ter consideration. 81 81 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
College Baseball.

AZ Atlanta-Ge orgia Techs ., University
- A. I'd Durham si N. c.-Trinity 2, st. Johns
IA Al $Augu s. a-Aug usta} !. Charleston 49,
~ AafG observation-disclosures VII University s.
University OF Tennessee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
o'BRIEN DEAD.
Jockeys Fall From Horse Brought
on Stroke Of Apoplexy. Il

7 ,IHy Associated PFess) 1 %
oMEMPHIs. TENN. Apr! ?7,-Thomas
deaa e.Syps s Mop iE 9Sssg gpd
plexy. thought to have been brought on
byfa fall from his horse while racing In
New Orleans two years ago, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Then and Now.

+ Abraham Lincoln never dreamed pfS gov
ernnent Of the people, by 1he office holders.
tor the grafters. He had ideas of decency and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY H.lseldon Taylor& Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

n COMMISSIONERS SALE @ OF e THAT
~ TWO-sTORY BRICK %DWELLING.j
NO. 616 TENTH STREET, BETWE
LEIGH AND NJ. LOT S3x11S FEET TO
AN ALLEY. VI h 81 HI III e 7s5
In execution Of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond, en-
tered on the aat day Of April 1905 q. in ~, the
lians Coates, ct ais, will offer for sale
BY public auction, on the premises, on
FIYEDNESDAY,s8 3D. DAY OF MAY, 1906,
at g o'clock p. M, the property above re.
The improvements consists Of a comfort
able two-story brick dwelling. containing
The proximity Of this property to the
Locomotive Works, Chesapeake and Ohio
Shops and tho centre OF the city renders
Il specially desirable 10 persons OF mod :
crate means for q home or pro fltable IN
TERMS third cash.. balance ut 9
and IL months for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid and q cons
syeyance ordered by the court; or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
~ WIN. a. MONCURE.
Special Commissioners,
The bond required Of the Special G,onl-
missioner by the above decree has been
IVY sN clIAs, Q, sAv1LL,E.
Apl 2s-tds Clerk t#
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
GREEN ! I REDu,
s REAL ESTATE 4 uCTl0NEERS
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of ALL
the RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF tine GRANVILLE
{ p0WAATAH RAILROAD COM
pAnY.

s BY. Virtue Of two DEGREES rendered by!
sae Law and Equity Court q the CITY
Hndsr the sholt style Of "aiMTDN
& Z P6w4IEG2RRS sc. e5 pAKafy x4a9'
SUING FOR &ca.'V sAMn. " idefauit
5os the amount sum oiert to pay 90 \
the liens on the property within the
l% ssr,yy days reau!rred BY said decree
who were appointed special commisslonsS
acts as dreeteed iAs 81 a sald deerees viii
gSesa b 81 dss ny RsD seat auGt ro
City Hall In the city Of Richmond. yir:-sS
THE THIRD DAY: OF,
MAY. 1905, AT612 O'LLOCK M. 8
free OF all liens and encumbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cir-a
rent year, all the rights, privileges, props
cry personal or n.ixsd--6 +
tan Railroad Company consisting 81 ~
main line OF single track, narrow gauge
railroad. extending from Bermuda Hun-ss
ne @ sa lanes eouaty ahese tSe sompanS
70 t sexa n aas
@ three aaarssa
gether with oil branch lines. spur tracks.
sidings depot tracks. and yard tracks,
way, depot buildings and grounds, Shops
warehouses, wharVes, terminals. soales,f
telegraph lines. telephone !. lines, store-S
shops. machinery. tools, appplances loeos
esta te, oftices, Office IL iarnitSre. b books and
s0 q
description of said Railroad Company
wherever situated Except cash In bank
IN the hand
and his agent from any parties wnatso-
beth sale and the
5ssai ERMs: The terms Of said sale are
follows Seventy Aye nan ~
SSs5s
and the residue Of $50, Ooo. when the sale3
Is confirmed; The balane to be on credits
1 Of sale: 5 the purchaser . to execute ane-.ss
gotlable notes for the d ferred SDaymentss
with interest from day Of SALE witt the
etes ana Rsp
a I conveyance directed by the Court
I
Tered to the, receiver. Col =. n: r. TAI
! cot, at the offices u OF NJ the 81 Company
Nintl: and Main Streets. hr M
- $50 GHAs. s. sTRINGFELLoW.s
Gee. u CHRIsTIA @
s3S.5 f HUNSDON q CARY ,8s
VI 3. 3. MUNFORD, us sSssf
S5attsStf3 PsV&COGBILL, 4 SiS.ss.
CHAS, $U.%WILLIAE1S. Il NJ
R.SW. WATKINS 8, ,.isSs "
Special Comnis toner's.
The bond required OF the special
commlssioners,.by by the above FAMED
DEGREES, has been duly g ven:
a r. p. WINSTONssS
# 53s III, "a S clerk. 9F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
4 PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
fredericksburg Citizens Bound
Over to Keep the Peace. 81
(Special to The Tinles-]

lFRhbhRI cKsRURd VA, April d.
w. p. Carter, member. Of the bar, and
Council, both prominent citizens, had Ia
difficulty on the street here to-day, grow
Ing, out o. the publication Of newspa per
ARTICLES They were both f1ned In the
Mayors Court and each bound oyer In
the sum Of two hundred dollars to keep
the peace for twelve months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Trinity, q; St. Johns, I.

ss 3s (special to The Times Dispatch)
DURHAM G Goh1 Apr!! o; HITT ~ Hat TO-
land. by- the score OF 2 Ito =. Summary:
Trinity-Runs, 2; hits Is; errors, 81.
i hi h!ts xama e waa liz l. Pitch
ing OF Bradsher, for Trinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Southern i league,

Southern League.
Al 1Atlanta-Atlant IL, u Montgomery g..
5t Al SMemphis-M emphis -, New Orleans q.
1T Little Rock-Little Rock II, shreye--
port Q. 3, ~, ~ !, . No IL.
VILE g. in 81 ,gfi t2g {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
ABillYille Lyric

Want 10 be where the birds are singin
AM tho vines 70 tbs NOISY oaks are clingin'
put q wish like that this thougllt ls pringin'
stGeorgy skssters ,1il soon BE- st!ng!n. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

Totals - : 1lo ~ 9
sHarris out for q not touching second
xDaniel out. hit by batted BAH. q,
yl RSirf : 4 tdoS2so99.I
Pelytechnic g a9t1ar y, sez
; 81 resr'rorrsG'v;irginlaSSs; PolyteehnIc;
Struck out-by Adams. ~ by aalr r. e =;
First base on balls:.onS Harris, = s5oien
yf,ases-PoiIard (2), Mason Double play
Eracraft Mason and White. z, HIT by
pitcher-Cooper. Passed balls Is, ~
55fIIJmpire. Jack Bonney. Time, 40 d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

Summer and Song,
y Winter was with US IA MI
TOO long-.ah,, too long
Give us q plenty
OF summer and song 4. *
IF, I, s., In Atlanta Constitution,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

South Atlantic League.
IA Macon-Macon s, Columbia
Al savannah--S avannah80 Q, Jacksonville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
D l7 y AZ BY NJ Nv BOWe &c Son, - 3,
X Real Estate Auctloneers.
Auction Sale Of 4.
THAT EXCELLENT
AND WELL Il
LOCATED BRICK
RESIDENCE NO. 8
w. GRACE STREET.

{ At the request OF the owner, who .is. de-
termined to sell. we. Will oleri lot SAFE ~ =
auction, on the premises, on 49, ~. Z.
swEDNEsDAY,JA APRIL GT!d, lsoo. IL
at 80 that attractive and 5cen, H1ayy
located sresid ence above referred 70, NO, .
W.. Grace Street, con aiming Twelve rooms,
two baths, hot and cold water: The house Is.
Is in excellent conditi INSIDE ana OUT
side, and there Is good stable On the iot;
This property by reason ol i.Its cen ltra.
location Is especially sultaple Ior q doctors
or those wanting y good nome on one o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

~ RusTEE's AUCTION SALE OF
b ] X BRICK DWELLING NO. 2Sl5 EAST
GRACE STREET. VI jes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

IN execution OF a deed OF trust, dated
September 15 1907, and recorded In clerks
office Of Rehmond l,, GiIiha aaI Y, Court
the premises, on Il 8T
FRIDAY, APRIL q. 1905. FL
Al 8 o'clock p. NJ. tho above mentioned
three-story brick dwelling. Lot 31x157 feet
TO alley. d;
II. r. POLLARD. Jr,,
5Apl 22-tds 5y5i Trustee.
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BySN. w. Bowe & Son
). tB. ELAN & Co, FL
u Nct a ( ai4AMctfOn ~

& Attn same time the Receivers OF Rich
mona 1Icey co. will sell an Engine and sIi
davs FOR notes. with interest and good ems
tdOrSer. sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

The bond required OF the special n
commissioners, by the above named u
DEGREES, has been duly given.
l.i a Z, z. p WINSTONs
3s$ q. NJ IA 5.S clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

Richmond PChancery Court on the 9th day \
OF April, 1905. In the suit OF skinkcr, iTrus:
Stee, Us. skinker ct ais, I will. as special
commissioner thereby appointed offer for \
sale at public auction, on the anre misses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Boston, 2;Washington,

BOSTON,. April e7s-rnnnehill had the game
with washington well in hand to-day, except
in the seventh inning when The visitors scored t
once. s{BE5 e$tE.iS i,ss ~. rs . n F.a,
W,ashinrton n 20 o o o % o I o OIL 81 a o
Batteries: Tnnnehl and AioGoyern;. Wolfe.
Townsend and Kittredge Time, 1:&. Umpire.
OLoughlin. Attendance, sos "
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3 81 I. BY N. w. Bowe & Son. s.
Real Estate AuctlOneers.

q Geo. H. Valentine, Auctloneer.
Apl 26-3t ,5 = ift
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-18
r. W1ILMAR MINNEsoTA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49,
Arctander's Lecture.

Az We hav,, heard that many be-.
lieye that the views with which. Mr..
Jno. w. Arctander's lecture on 1.-THE
Apostle Of Alaska In the Nor
wegian Lutheran Free church in Will
mar next Tuesday evening, January
"a, will be illustrated and are the
same pictures shown by him In his
lecture ON "Alaska" last winter, We
have made. inquiries and have ss-
certained, that not only is the lecture
aa entirely new one, but that every
one Of the exquisiteiy colored views
are entirely new, and never have been
shown In Willmar and In fact nowhere
else before, % this 10 the first coca
sion On which Mr.. Arctander delivers
this lecture. Most of the views shown
are indeed from photos which Mr..
Arctander took himself at his second
sojourn In Alaska last summer. The
story of this lecture Is q thrilling and
interesting one, which must be heard
in order to be appreciated. At the re-
quest Of many Mr.. Arctander will let
his operator 1T this lecture show
again the fine moving pictures,
shooting the White Horse Rapids"
so much appreciated at his last visit
here, and also two new and interest
ing moving pictures.
The lecture is given for the benefit
OF the general fund OF the Norwegian
Free church..
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-18

While the annual ball OF the Litch- !.
deld Fire Department was In progresa
In the Masonic block last Thursday
night, dro broke out In the millinery
store Of Miss Anderson almost diauou.
ally across tho eornec. The are had
got . good start whea discovered and
was one OF the hardest nrss 10 tight
The department he's had to deal with
Of late. Fortuna,ely the boys we're
right on tho spos tho II seemed tncon.
eruous TO go : 1rs fighter IN . drip.
ping dress suit and dsnoine- pumps
holding the nossls. Fortunatsly The.
dance was booked for that bitterly
cold night, Otherwise the Rygh store.
adjoining would have gone, TOO and
the Keets building next north. o. a.
Newbsrg and family and Mrs. Swishe
occupied the rooms on the second
Edoor and they barely escaped With.
their clothes. They lose their person
~ effects. The loss 70 Miss Anderson
10. totAl. insurance $500. Tho loss
on the building 10 practically total
Insurance $500. The building was.
owned by r. E. Hanson. Tho Keoto=
building was damaged TO the extsns.
Of o75. The origin Of the bla1e Is 8
mystery tho II started IN the roar o1y
The millinery store on the first aoor.~
Lmchaeld Saturday Rsytew. s..