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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SUES 0ssIFlED MAN
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
( (specialto The Times Dispatch.)

(spccialto The Times Dispatch.)
4 PHILADELPHIA. April L. Are all ossl-
fled men stony hearted?
F. Miss Lillian ellis. of No. 267 North
Tenth street, is certain they are. She has
entered suit for SIS, 900 worth OF damages
to her%too trusting heart against Charles
F. fitzpatrick. Of Hiram, Me-, one OF the
three ossified men known to science.
Il Gipatrick came here from Boston, where
the lovelorn Lillian accor riding to her story,
met and was won by him.
{; Miss ellis declared the faithlessa ossi-
fled one secretly absconded to Philadel-
phia. Gilpatrick declares there is nothing
to the courtship story. and that he'll be
petrified before he pays a cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
fBx Associated Press.l

ALBANY, N. Y. April 12.-G. 7. shep-
perd OF Norfolk, Va, secretary, and ].
j. Wool. general counsel for the James
town Virginia Exposition Company, petit
toned Governor Higgins. the Assembly
Ways and Means COMMITTEES and the
Senate Finance Committee for a New
York state exhibit at the exposition.
which will be held in 1907 at Hampton
Roads. Va, to celebrate the three hun
dredth anniversary OF the settlement Of
Jamestown. Both Mr.. Shepperd and Mr..
Wool addressed the Ways and Means
and Finance Committees on the pro-
tect. They appealed Tor substantial a,fll
representation from New York State at
the exposition. Mr.. Shcpperd said pri-
vately that they would ask for an APP
preparation OF 100000 for the New York ;E
exhibit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Racing at Memphis.
tBy Ass,cinted Press. !

tBy Associated PresB.J
.HfEMPIIIS, TENN, April IL. --summaries:
First rare-flve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q to
IO first. La Pucile (even) second, King
Rose "a to y third Time. loo.
Second race--n,ile ard .ixteenth-Joe Lesser
"a 10 1o) first Hortcnsa % to p second,
Falernian us to 81 third. Time. 1850 1-2. z,
Thru rate-hntf a mIle-Ossnske q TO ~
first, Two Bills (20 to u second, Auray q TO
~ third. Time, 40 "a. !.
!, Fourth MISUNDERSTANDING Il to @ first,
Jack Tory a to ~ second. Time 1875.
s Fifth race-rnile and a quarter-Evelyns Kin
soy Is to ~ first. Brooklyn + e to ~ second.
Aruinaster ,ts to 81 third. Time. 2:lo 1-2.
ESixth rare-mile-OurA Sister Us to 81 first,
Black Cat go to ~ second, Annie Chapman (so
To y third. Time, 1914 L. yN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
RUHL1N WANTS MATCH.
Ohio Heavy-Weight Sure He
Could Knock Hart Out.

81 (specIal to The Times DIspasch.)
SAN FRANCISCO April idiot after tho
criticism from the sports here that Marvin
Hart il no match for Jeffries. comes the news
that Gus Rubin. the Akron o., Heavyweight,
would like a match with Hart. 3i3 {5 . .
K Rubin said that six to twenty rounds would
suit him and he would let the southern boy
name the cutting OF tho money. Ruhl!s, says
that they handed him draw In HIS last oat.
tie with Hart in Baltimore, when ne won
by q mile, and Is sure that he Will knock MIN
out II they come together again.
II Hart consents TO meet Rubin again, one
OF the best scraps among the heaVywelgnts
can be looked for. and Frisco would welcome
Il as both men are about equal In all that
goes to make up a bruising mill !.
that those best posted on fight affairs claim
that Hart must meet such men as Rubin
before he can aspire to argue things with the
champion. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
iSunstroke While Shoveling Snow
fSnecial 10 The Times-Dispa tch.)

GENEVA, n. ~, April 12.-Jacob
Schneider, OF South Bristol, is i'll. from
a sunstroke which he suffered while
shoveling snow from the road near
woodville sat the head Of Canandaigua
Lake Thib Is vouched for BY a physician Ian
and others. 5ss
There have been immense snow-dri Us
in that region. this winter. and they have
rot all dsa appeared as yet. Schneider was
standing in the snow and his feet and
limbs became so chilled that there was
a rush OF blood to the head. which in con-
nection with the hot sun. in which he was
working caused his illness. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
.cORBETT ON STAGE.
IPugilist Will Appear as Comedy
Star on Broadway.
Especial to The Times-Dlspateh.l

Especial to The Times-D spatch.l
NEW YORK, April la.-James j. corhett,
former heavyweight champion pugil!st Is 70
ne VIII DO starred BY one OF the most pron,l-
nent managers in New York. probably IN q
play by George Bernard Shaw, the noted
English satirIst.
When Henry 3. Harris owner Of the Hudson
Theatre, was In St. Paul: few weeks ago az
drama. 3 ."Pals," and declares that his work
was far above the average seen on Broadway
AT that time he asked the fighter actor to meet
him in New York After conference yester-
daw. the manager signed Corbett for a term
Of five years to begin with the opening OF
next season. s55cESg ~ 49, t3 y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Baseball Yesterday.

Al canbridg &c, Mass: Harvard. 70 3 SYRACUSE
At philadelphia, Pa: philadelphia tAmer-
5ican), o. Philadelphia tEationaD, 5. aS#4
q At worcester: Holy Cross. %; Boston univer-
A New York: New York tNaaonaD, 81;
Montreal EASTERN. o. ta5
At Baltimore: Baltimore EASTERN. and New
York tAmertcan). postponed: wet grounas.
Al Princeton, n. ~: Fordham 2; Princeton,
SSs At Washing ton I. washington tAmerican). I;
AZ New Haven, Conn: Yale. {: Brown. 3.
$E Al West Point: West Point. I: Trinity, p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Results at New Orleans.

T@T31 q 771 (Dy ABsocIated Press) ~ ~ ~ 9
NEW ORLEANS. April 12.--summar.cs:
Rirst race--five and a half furlongs-C Com.
ma rdant Co To ~ first, Charles T. holland 20
TO y second. Collector (25 10 y third. Tine,
1.i4 rs.
Second race-four and a half furlonss-Mlnt
Boy Il to ~ first, Daring Il u y second,
Gray Dial q to y third. Time, :5s as.
Third race-ohc and one. eighth nlle-Goldags
.(2 to y first, uledon "a 10 u second, Ojibwu
Is TO u third Time, 2:o2 5.5.
Fourth race--one md one.eight mlles-Sea
Shark 4 TO 2 first, Low Weeds Sd & AZ e y
Fifth race--five frirlongs-Lucy Young 20 TO
10Y first, James v. O. TO b second, Astarita
10 to 10Y third. Time, 1904 10
sixth racc--one rnile-Drexei e to ~ first,
Charley Dickson q to y second, SfNrp Boy
70 to y third. Time. 1:47 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
WARNER Investigates
PENSION BUREAU WORK
INV Associated Prcss.>

(By. Associated Prcss.l
wASHINGTON,sD D. c.. April 12.-Com-
missioner Of Pensions Warner has dis
covered that IN addition to granting pen
sions under the "old age" order to mem
bers OF a Pennsylvania military regiment,
the Pension Bureau has allowed about a
hundred claims on applications made
prior to April 10, 1904, the date on which
the order went into effect. The amounts
are trivial in all the cases. but the COM
missioner will require that they be re-
funded. He says that in this matter the
mistake was due to- an error in the con-
striction of the law.
The commissioner has not yet received
explanations from all the examiners in
volved In the Pennsylvania regiment mat
ter. and is not, therefore, prepared to
announce his decision. Those heard
from admit their error, but plead miti-
eating circumstances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Rural Routes and Postnasters

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
"a WASHINGTON. 2. ssl G.. April 12.-Post-
masters appointed d
virgnia-Bucu Dickinson county. Frank r.
xse SUTHERLAND
vice Victor Allen resigned. M
Il North Carolina Cardenas, Wake county,
Lena E. Sexton, vice w. y L. johnston rosign-
ed ~ Collettsville. Caldwell county, John ~.
Harshaw, vice s. e. Gragg. resigned; Price.
buckingham county. Joseph II. Holland, vice
aNettie A. Barnes, removed. Y
Rural route No. ordered established May
18th at Cleveland Mills. Cleveland county,
n. c., serving S425 people and los houses.
Rural ( carriers appointed:
Virginia. cumberland ,.8route 3, Charles; 3.
ton, route 2. Charles w. Harden, carrier. John
A. West substitute. . /,
g North Carolina.-Wilson, route s, John 7.
Moore carrier; James E.1 Moore, substitute.
p The application OF William E. Flower. 2. II
Ritter, III 81. Shot. N. L. CoinerS and J. S:
Richardson to organize the American NatIonal
Bank OF Graham irginia, with IS 900 capital !.
Z has been approved bE5 the Comptroller OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
LAW Will CLOSE MANY
DIG new YORK HOTELS.
Building Rules Ignored BY Over
One Hundred Well Known
Houses.
(speclal "a The Timaess,p ;ispa tch0

$s8(Specla! " tHe 6s4'lNesrolsPHsG"l
niEE Aso apbsared bse f 9Th the Assembly f
Excise Committee yesterday on behalf
startling admission that reputable, hotels
b IN New York city have been violating TIE
iilsaimed atssRalnes law hotels would
or out OF BUSINESS, because they would
he unable to pass he inspection for
which the blll provides. &, ,,,,,,, az 4, j,
pose of the bill, q said Mr. Fannlng . Nhut
we want them accomnl ished by some law g,
dred large ,and rSpntablg hotels %! on, Of I
officials To wink at violations OF the build
Ing laws has encoura ged many owners TO
$bulld hotels nat strictly flreprootS IN fact,
tbs impossible for hotels to comply with
the present law I.
Mr. FannlRg suggested that ifya. j lay y
where the proprietor Is once ted q
keeping a disorierly house We're enforced
there would be no need for The PROPOSED
m ca Sure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
CIR cen & REDD,
REAL ESTATE AuCTI0NEERS
COMMISSIONERS SALE or ALL
the RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE FARMvlLLE.
{ P0WHATAH RAILROAD COM.
PkMY.

the Law and Equity Court Of the city
s IF oep ID Xs Se day e s1st any,
1go5. in the pending In saIa GSnrt
SS SPawt1 E2E &C. c, 5AR 3 Il a
Is, !: sNYpSR, = w ii su i M y;
SUING FOR &C., Y. SAME E" default
Of Tie am amount taI sufilc Glen 70 pay CT /
tho liens on the property within the
sSr;yy days eauea BY said dseee
who were appointed special commission
to act) as directed BY said DEGREES. viii
highest sdder. at tRe eD south at 'front.' q the
CITY Hall In the citytof Richmond, Vir-
MAJ, iso6, Al + u o 5t1lse n,
soever except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year, all the rights privileges. prop.
tan Railroad Company, consisting Of
railrond IL extending from ON Bermuda Huns
IN CHESTERFIELD county, where. the company
It's 70 the tewn " Prince Hd
eighty-eight and three quarter miles; y to-
6etipr WIFI, al UIuuCn lines, d spur ITaCkSsI
sldlngs, depot tracks, and yard tracks;
approximating thirteen miles, rights Of
way, depot buildings and grounds. shops,
warehouses, wharves, terminals. scales. p
telegraph lines, telephone lines. store
houses, stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery, tools, appliances. loco.g
motives, coaches, cars, gondolns, real
esta to. Offices. ~ offlce furniture, books and
books OF account. stationery and supplies
and al other prop Of every Kind and
wherever situated except cash in bank n y
Court and his Agents and any debts. ac.}
and his agent from any parties w llst 70
day OF the ,eonfirmation OF said sale
follows viz Seventy Ave a thomsand
which shall be paid to the Commissioners
and the residue OF $50 ooo,, hen the sale
Of six and twelve months, from the Day y. Z
gctiable. notes for the deferred payments. !
right to- an ticipate the payment q gat &
the whole purchase money lie paid stand
| a conveyance directed z by fthe Courts
For further particulars AS to said rail-
| road and other property. parties are res
| fered to the receiver Col, 7. NJ: R. Tal-
| cot, &5 at - thet offices OF Fl the Company.
| Nlptl. and Main Streets. Richmond. vir-l
le0pt~ 10 u .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street.

II WILL SELL AT MY AuCTI0N
THIS (THuRsDAY) MORNING At 1899
o'clock, / very Handsome Leather Covered
,Cedar-Lined ,Box Couch, Extra. Fine
Leather Couch. Velour. Couches and Be Sc.
lounges, 1 very Fine 5.piece Parlor Suit,
nice lot Of Siiverware, Brass Bedsteads
and Springs. 1 Extra Good Squire Grand
plano, Q Flat Top Pianos. several Enamel
cd Bedstcads, Springs and Mattresses,
Folding Bed, 9 Extra Long. Awnings md
Pole, in good Scondition:31 Fat-Top ONCE
Desk, with Typewriter apartment; Lace
Curtains, New Mattings, several large
Druggets, Rugs. Carpets. etc; ODD Bu-
Oak and Cherry Bedsteads. Oak Folding
Beds, Walnut Centre Tables, Go.Carts,
Gas Ranges. Nickel Trimmed Show Case.
.;i 3S5 GEO. w. MAYO, Auctloneer.
3. C. Buford Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
GIRLS TO PLAY BALL.
Long Island Lassies Will Get
Ont on Diamond.
\ (SpecIai TO The Times. Dispatch,

ESPECIAL TO The Times. Dispatch.)
NEW r DIRK, April 12.--Fory-odd girl stu.
dents 81 tho Erasmus Hall High School yester-
day a:swered call for candidates for g
girls base. ball team. tsS -.
b TO those who still hope against hope for
the return OF the ''prim and proper" maiden
this will seem well nigh the last step In the
trend toward mannish avs.
The firts to wear the divided skirt while play
Ing basket-bal. and later introduced the r "a,
tional gymnasium costume. boomers and all
Now" they have been the first to still further
Invade tho realm Of masculine sport.
The numerous interested students who an
didates decided that they will use & a ball
somewhat lighter than the regulation, and
bats OF much lighter weight will be employed
in the game with a few other notifications
5of the sport. III III "A,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Johnston Knocked Out,

(snecial to The Times Dispatch,) 2
KINGSTON, N, y. April le.-''Ifid'' Everett,
OF New York, knocked out Walter Johnston.
OF Philadelphia. in the sixth round Of Z. flsht
this city early yesterday. B. &. III
1t had been planned 70 have tho contest take
interfered. The puglists and crowd OF ,spec-
tators the4, quietly went to point about five
miles outside the city. where tho contest was
decided without interruption.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Lots on Twenty first, Tween:
ty-third and Rogers Sts.,
IN PLAN OF PARAMOUNT.

. " j Z u . z ) !
In execution of a certain deed Of T., IT !; !
70 Ms, ated July 22d, 1901, and reeorde ed n
Clerks office, Henrico County Court, ~
$40 a, page rs, default having been
made, in the pa yment Of the note tnereln
secured, and being required so to do py
the benefciarles. we will on
TUESDAY, APRIL 49,, 1905,
commencing at 8 O'Clock ?. Nj, sell at
nlihiic auction on the premises, In the or.
der named four Lots, fronting 90 feet, ~
inches each on the east line of ], Wenty,
extending back l25 feet 4 inches to an
the Paramount High School,
Next, will sell 81 feet on east side '4.Well-
ty-third Street, between Paramount Ave.
nuc and II Street. which has a depth OF
ie6 feet 4 inches to an alley IA feet wide.
Next will sell 217 feet, on west line OF
Which If has 4 depth OF l25 feet to an alley
10 feet wide. Rogers Street commences
at 7 Street and runs norther}y, ara IS
right at car line and ,0ne block east ot
Mechanicsyille Pike. and Is right IN midst
Of an attractive and flournlsh!ng settle'
ment, ~ -
sold in parcels to suit bidders who wish
to secure homes. This Is the. most rapidly
growing suburb OF Richmond and already
has many city advantages,
TERMS One third cash and balance az
@ and 10 months. deferred payments <. pc
secured by trust deed, or more; or al cash.
at option of purchaser.
O'Clock at the Fairinount Public School,
b.. RAND .WEkLF0RD.
ROSCOE G. NELSON.
Apl lS,tGls trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Edwards Confesses.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 5
S JACKsoNVII.LIc,6 Fl1A..s April q Il. --Isham
Edwards, who IL confined here with two other
negroes under sentence OF death for the MUIR
der OF School Superintendent M. W. Eppes.
near Tallahassee last August, has contested
the crime, declaring that Calwell and Larkins.
the other negroes, are innocent. and were not
connected with tho killing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
BY +. B. Elan & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
puBLIc Auction SALE
No, 1900 West Main Street,
NORTHWEST CORNER PARK STREET

By direction Of the owner, who is re-
s s;a dn 70 ts se'' pr wa s,s on =
s'S MoSDAY NEXT. APRIL. nth, 1905 Z,
at $40 o'clock p, NJ the above na m. 9
twostory corner trSme Far restaenGe' o M
The dwelling is a very substantial frame
bmIldine OF 7 rooms. we'll lighted and well
yentiiafed and-,,a most desirable corner aned
class OF tenants, or will make a comfort
TERMS -Extrag easy and announced at
sale. y. p. ELA!Al. q s -.
Apl lest Aueuo'!sSte'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
WINTER rov.Rlsr RATES

THE ATLANTIC CoAsTELlNE.
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
20 all southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line 70 the
equipped between the North and South.
n offers to health and pleasure seekers
seryics equalied by none. You make no
changes to Florida resorts.
For full particulars apply to any agent
OF tho company, or
Division Passenger Agent
,-'&.' R 6, Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
The Harper Case.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch0 Slz
BRISTOL, TENN April 12.-The fall
pear at Big Stone Gap to-day caused the
postponement until the 9th instant 81
the bankruptcy hearing Of Richard E
Fidelity National Bank. OF Cincinnati.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
gli|s|lsI]! |! AMAZON N

onlte-chanlps 1slysee to 81 J first,
Follow On a TO y second, Illicit Is to y
third. Time, 4:S2 as.
Sixth race Seven MISUNDERSTANDING
and Pepper 10 to j. third. Time, 1:55 IL.
Seventh racc-Handicap, one milc-a.The
Yelled Lady g tod first, Yeon1an q 70
q secondi Bill Curtis q 1-24to y third a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
REDUCED RATES VIA sEAeoAR0

AIR LINE,
ATLANTA, GA, and return, account
meeting National Association Of Manu-
Is cturers, ,the seaboard will sell round
trip tickets to Atlanta at one fare Plus
% cents. Rate from Richmond. 115.75.
rick cts sold May l4th and 18th, and good
returning until May goth. BY payment
Of 50 cents, tickets will BIO extended un-
II June 18th, The seaboard has very fast
and convenient schedules between Rich
mond and Atlanta. and operates two daily
trains with Pullman sleeping cars, cafe
cars. and the best OF day coaches,
KANSAS CITY, MO-. and-return, account
~ southern Baptist Convention, the Sea-
board will Ssell round trip tickets at one
way fare plus 100 cents; round trip from
Richmond, $500 Tickets sold May 18th
TO 18th inc, limited to return on or be-
fcre May $50, 1906. The Seaboard has
very attractive route to Kansas City,
Via Atlanta. with, exceptionally convenient
schedules. For further information rela-
tive TO any OF tho above reduced rates,
call at Richmond Transfer Company
Undersigned
Al! Information cheertully given, and
your patronage respectfully solicited
", Nj. TAYLOR,
III City Ticket Agent.
H s.. LEARC.
District Passenger Agent,
$40 East Main Street.
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8 50 43i2f
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BysJ.tDs Carneai & Son.
Real Estates Auctipneers,
No. 1106 q. Main Street.
Trustees Auction Sale Of
That Valuable Residential
Brick Property,
No. 2O7 East Franklin Street

ID. = q H
BY virtue OF a. certain deed Of trust,
dated April 3, 1903. and recorded in tho
kehn9d oot Court ser h dafn
PORTION s q tic s"d DEBT secured thereby and
therein so to do. I viii, on
Friday, April 14th, 1905,
at s o'clock r. NJ. on the premises, pro-
erty conveyed therein, Wis
All that cer.,.in piece, parcel or lot
including dwelling No. 2o7. East FRANKLIN.
R aif Ky Va. ~ on ' the south side q
Third Streets beginning at q ooint 70 feet
and / inch east OF Second street. and OK
tending eastwardly and frontlnig on the
Twenty-Six Feet and Two
Inches (26 ~
parallel lines 1b1 feet and inches, more
vide. being 4 part e 4 lot N9.ssl, in the
p9THh q .ho one s.s e the and
thoroughly desirable locations to be had
As business moves up Broad and Main
eaSsase ms s 5sps sna a fsss
rnand a frst- class tenant. 1t is now
bringing about $500 per annun1, with
three rooms reserved, The dwelling IS
convenient ana weli-built with about IS
rooms halls and closets and has a bath
on three floors. 1t Is hard to find a. moro
place money where they will always havo
a solid and regular Investment, will do
well to attend this sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all cost
I OF sale all taxes to day Of snle and a
( debt OF $4,000 with interest from Octo-
Der 2. y 9o4 ;Abalance at ~ months. This
property Is sold subject to a prior deed
( OF trust OF Sc. 500. which will be duo
March 10, 1907. bearing FIVE per cent.
interest. IS. e, !. :, !, y
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

CHANGES IN 5scHEpyLE, b, Il AND
r, r, Ri APRIL ~. 1905,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Main. Street st4tlon
Gas "A. M, daily. instead Of 62S a. M.
southword-,Arrlye Main Street Station
9.ho p. NJ. daily, instead of 1850 I'M,
washington and Pnehurst parlor cars,
now leaving Main Street Station sos =,
M. and arriving Main Street Station 2;l4
p. NJ. daily, except sunday Will, Conn
mencng Anil 18th, be operated an same
trains northward Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays; southwark, MONDAYS,
wednesday, and Fridays, s., :, q,
w, p. TAYLOR,
TRAFFIC Manager.
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. W ~ ~ 81
CRQuP.

GROUP.
An attack OF Group can be warded OF,
nv giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
promptly at the first indication Of the |ap-
proach Of the disease. For sale by all
druggists. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

.vlRGlNlANs IN NEW :: YORK ''.'' n
Will Ask Empire State to Make Make,
Appropriation Of at Least asst
$4,000.
nv Associated Press.N

HARRISBURG. PA, April 12.-Ths
House to-day passed the Senate bill APP
propriating 100000 for Pennsylvania
exhibit at the jamestown Virginia Elk
position. The bill now goes to the Gov
ernor. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Mucl-Rur11ers at Home.

q Heavy rains all last night converted the
Bcnnlngs course into a n'rass, and mud
runners were at home. ONLY Two favor
es and cSsmRs Eyias the stsse
The last named Jared 30, badly IN the
betting howeyer. that all the sh he,~d
9nsy Ta 9as thousS the mnd
racing, Nerthvile easily beat oleroso,:.
Bradley won tWo Gne %n.n
Merry Belle neck p ant ad ihe ET rost
sesond choice that handsome ONE c cunt
mile in good company, being the favor
lite. Rocklandss collapse was complete
Peter Paul was Oft well. .nextathe ran ana
IL &. y conan was favorlte Tor the last race.
but he was no better than second %
tho Yelled Lady She was played, To- }.
behind the bookmakers after her victory;
Little Klenck, who rode her. displayed
ability in his finish.
soon an ma N 70 @ seramble home head
! in front OF Ninnasquaw. who met with
interference at the last furlong pole, else
would have won. s
Summary.
e E ana sn half fnronss 10
{ q second, Gallant IS to y third Time,
seeond race.-rour turlon 6 S; Baby. VIII 4,
Second n Judge White e 10 iN third. Time,
Third saseo o nile END 9rat T Tsysnsy
Mack g e z y sees ss e. nlane s = 9
sl spa thl ns ssI,o1 e 10
s. second, sstauket q 70 y thlrd. Time
ii Fifth race-steeplechase, about two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Bristol. a: Roanoke, \

F1l78Ta1 e ESPECIAL 70 The Times. DispatchJ &.
BRISTOL. VA. April 1.-THE base ball
game between the Roam oke College team ami
the Bristol Athletics here this afternoon vas
called in the eighth inning to give the visitors
time to catch the train. This score was Z 70