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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
FEJERVARY IN VIENNA.
Will Probably Announce New Hun.
 garian Cabinet Today.

Vienna. October 16.-Gen. Baron Fejer- vary, the Hungarian premier, accompa- nied by M. Voeres, the present minister of finance, and M. Popovich. minister of finance. arrived here this evening. Baron Fejervary immediately had an audience with the King Emperor, and afterwards visited Count Goluchowsky, the Austro- Hungarian minister of foreign affairs, with whom he conferred regarding the future commercial and financial relations of Austria and Hungary.
 It Is reporte that Baron Fejervary has completed the reconstruction of his cabinet and that an official announce ment may be expected tomorrow. f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
LUNCHEON ON BATTLEsHIP.

A New York social note has the fol- lowing:
 An attractive group of young women from Mrs Darlington Semples school were the guests at luncheon given on the battleship Massachusetts on the eve of the squadrons leaving here for An napolis to meet the Prince of Batten- burg, from where it will escort the Brit ish fleet to New York. In the party of young ladies was Miss Kathryn Rison Of Danville. Va, a brown-eyed beauty and typical Virginia girl"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
Coalition Party Greatly Increased.

Budapest, October 16.-A report cur rent here tonight that General Baron Fejervary had been reappointed pre- mier, with authority to include uni versal suffrage in his programme, greatly incensed the coalition party, which, it is expected, will now become compelled itself to adopt a platform calling for manhood suffrage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
King Peter Opens Assembly.

Belgrade. Servia. October liking Pe- ter opened the regular session of the skupshtina today. In his speech from the throne, which was well received. he outlined a busy session, the work of which would deal with measures for the promotion of industrial and agricultural development of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
Donaldson Must Report in FuII

Washington, October 1s.-Chester Don- aldson. American consul at Managua, whose exeQuateur was withdrawn by the Nicaraguan government because of his representations to President zclsya, In be- half of William Albers. an imprisoned American. arrived in WUhingtcn today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
Mrs. Tassart Wants New Trial.

Wooster, O., October 16.-Attorneys for D.ajor Taggart were given a sur prise this evening when they learned that Judge Smyser, attorney for Mrs. Taggart had filed a petition for new trial. It was supposed that Judge Smyser had only given the notice to preserve his rights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
Given Heavy Zine

Will Robinson, negro, was fined $50 and ninety days yesterday in police court He was charged with stealing a number of rugs from a negro woman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17

and had an hours conference with As- sistant Secretary of State Bacon. MT. Donaldson is to prepare and submit 2 detailed report upon the Albers case, and a basis for further action by the depart ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17

Special cars will be run to the Fair Grounds every afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock. They will be mark ed: "Fair Grounds" Birm- ingham Railway, Light & Power Co. Z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
CARD

Our MT. Simpson has just re- turned from ten days buying trip to the Eastern Markets, and we will therefore begin showing to- day a complete new stock and latest styles in Ladies and Misses Tailored Suits, Cloaks, Skirts and Waists.
 You are cordially invited to look at these new things whether you wish to purchase or not.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
Free Fares to Birmingham and Return Every Day in the Year, on Any Train, on All Railroads Do Your Shopping in Birmingham THE BEST MARKET IN THE SOUTH.
 THIS AND SIMPLE o Bn will beginning Aug within d of fifty ymnesno nam of O all purchase n @ o dhw fol hun R Book in the frs store a b o ha entered n he ba bR in V through tn Stree to r Bngh Aatma tim
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   sxt n h dy ry g h o o ca of h  % of
THE MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:

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 Jeweiers, 1f7 North Nineteenth Street. kLoTz & GOLDMAN. C,othiers, Merchant TaiIors and Fur
 nishers,
 1911 First Avenue. LovEMAN, JOSEPH q LOEB, Department Store, Nineteenth Street and Third Avenue. FERD MARK STORE, Dry coods, Notions, Etc., 1920 Second Avenue.
 JOHN w. DWELL, crockery Store and Tinware, 2o20 End Ave. and POP. 3rd Ave. JOHN L. PARKER, Drugs, Flowers, Cigars, CandIes, First Avenue and Twentieth Street. PoRTER-NEEL ( COMPANY Men's and 6oys' ciothiers, 1922 First Avenue.
 Ro6ERrs ( SON, stationer, Office Furniture, Etc., 1912 Third Avenue. srEELE-sMiTH co,
 Dry coods, 1s23 second Avenue.
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Phone 27s People'r)s if you want the Gawk Engraving Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
GENUINE GAS HOUSE
 COAX

Is the BEST FUEL for Base. burners, Stoves or Furnaces. Delivered in sacks. lump or crushed. Phone 5, Exchange l8. Birmingham By, Ut & Power. Go.
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WANTED:-Five good hust- ling boys for wrapping and delivering boys. Splendid opportunities for advance. mont.
 Simpson Outright Go.
 1916 3rd Ave.
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When it rrints good. 1t is a good cut The Gawk Engraving Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17

B'HAM STOVE 6 HARDWARE CO.,, Hardware, 2012 Second Avenue, BIRMINGHAM TRUNK FACTORY, Trunks, vallses, Etc.v 315 N. Nineteenth St. R. D. BURNETT ( CO,
 Cigars, First Avenue and Twentieth Street CABLE PIANO CO.,, Pianos and Organs, 1916 Second Avenue. cAHEEN BROTHERS,
 Dry Goods, 1924-6 Second Avenue. cHALIFoUx 6 CO, Meme and Boys cIothiers, First Avenue and Nineteenth Street. B. x. COOPER C CO,
 Furniture, Second Ave. and Twenty-6rst st COLLINS SHOE sToRE,
 Shoes, t9f0 Frst Avenue. COX SHOE co,
 Shoes, 1918 Second Avenue. FEEDER q HERK. Ladies' Outfitters, 1908 Second Avenue. HOOD ( WHEELER, Furniture and Carpets, 2of2< Third Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17
RATES ARE AS FOLLOWS.
SHIP YOUR GOODS
 BY THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY

This Company operates on 5000 miles or first-class routes and has connections with other responsible Express Companies Tor all points accessible by express.
 An shipments of merchandise packages. yaluables, etc. are constantly in the care of special messengers selected for the pur- pose, and forwarded on the fast passenger trains.
 Special shenfi0n IS given to
 fhe -iandiing 0fperishabies. unN RATES LnD COURTEOUS TREATMEAk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-17

Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gilbert have taken one of the Cullman flats for the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
.ROYAlTYANORANk
GRA I CONCERT ! /. R
---- 1870 ---.---
Fine Residence of Duchess Eof.
Sutherland Used for Charity
Entertainment,
LORDS P'Ac kED } ( IN GALLERY . Y (; |
List ofi Artists Included Miss
1Sllers Terry, Nj. fBouir-s
chier$at OTHERS,
LORDS PACKED \ IN GALLERY

slspsoal cable Is The T4mes.D israteh s and
New York 1ferAld.) a @ E5BB
Copyright, ~ ths New York Herald CO.
ONION, V April I Is. The most inter.
estinS society event, 80 far as 1ondonsis
concerned, was on Wednesday afternoon,
when royalty and rank. beauty and fash. \:
Ion graced the concert In aid OF q charity
at Stafford House. st. James, the finest
private residence In London. y
1t was by tho kind permission Of tho
Duchess OF Sutherland that her beautiful
residence was the scene OF the en- tertain-
ment, which was to augment the funds
FOR. the Oxygen Hospital. II, i. II. the
Princess Louise, the Duchess Of Argyle
and i tho Baroness Burdett- Coutts were
present, together with reprcscn ta y! 9
or many OF the titled families Of Eng
land. 7'lie concert WIS given In the huge
hall of Stafford House, Mt the end 5of
which double staircases run up to join
on the cntruncc sidc In d brpad balcony,
IN the gallery thus formed noble Ia a
dies and lords not q few wero packed ,
while every stair was also occupied. ~ nus
the extremely rare spe ctacle was al ordcd
OF countesses and other. ladies OF duality
seated all the way do wn both atalrcases.
Tho gilt chairs In rows In the half that
served as the stalls had each distin.
Ruished occupant. The young and charm
Ing Duchess OF sutherland, In q lishts cos.
tune, white hat and ermine. was kept
BUSY showing her friends TO their places
and IN swelling the funds OF the charity
BY taking silver and gold IN exchange
for the programmed. u.
To reach the improvised stage at the
FOOT OF the stairs the artists. who s,inST
$cluded Miss Ellen Terry, Miss " lola Tree.
Mis- Violet .VanErugh, Miss Lena Ash.
we'll. Mr.. Maurice Farkon and Mr.. Arthur
Bourcliers had TO tread most tactfully for
every Inch sof space was taken up by
ao,,,c ~ IN nix 80 tax S3sf{ 49, g2s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
NAvYsCREuS. WIN.
ER:O |: I \.
Middies Open Season BY Win IN
fling Double Victory l3
On Severn.
WEATHER CONDITIONS I y FINE .I.|'I5E:.
Annapolis Crews Practically
WEATHER CONDITIONS y }. FINE !; Ne.
Annapolis Crews / Practically 't'l
5 Duplicated Performances
of Last Year,,
fspeo,nl!to The Tlmes-D ispatch)

(specialsto The T,mes-Dispatch.) IS
MD, April 16.-I-rlle Aiid I"
shipinen opened their rowing season here ht
to-day by Winning over both Of their
competing boats from Georgetown Uni IN :
verslty in u two milo race on the the Sew
sern. All four crews were entered IN the
one race, md the nrst crew of tho nay navy
finished n full length ahead f3the GEORGE Gorge
town. Varsity the limo being 1921 2- 20
The second navy crew was about three
lengths behind and over two lengths
ahead ofaits competitor. The time of the
E Georgetown FIRST crew was 1914 90; thaI 7
OF tho navy second, 1884 1-o, ana thht OIL
Georgetown second, 10:40.
Weather conditions were eScelle ~ 1 lof
SO 2earlyainFthe season, and there was no
trouble gons snccount ofsswater splnssfll !,
lin the bonts. For tho first half nile nc
boats stayed together beautifully, put
5aftersthat the senior beats pulled, ana
there weros Sprac lcally two races. me Inc
navy first crew, however, forced Its nose
ahead and In the last half mile OF the
race gained d full length The dlffer-
ence between the two second crews was
still greater, and the navy had at least
two lengths Of clear watcr8to the GOOD
8atithe flnislEt The average stroke OF the
Midshipmen9was SO to tho minute, While
\ Georgetown pulled one less in the same
time. On tho last two hundred yards or
the course Georgetown raised the stroke
Ito 81, buttogno purpose. The navy crews
won from Georgetown last year IN eA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
READ ALL. This: |! !.
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ment.phen This lntoIr.
nation May Prove
OF Infinite Value.


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Of Richmond to know how g l' cured
Eof painful, ANNOYING and itching plies
Know then that Deans Ointment as q 2.
positive remedy for all itchiness of tho INC
skin, sfor5 plies, eczema, etc One appll-
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Testimony Of Its merit: " .4s.l
81 G. Graffam contractor, for brick work. orr
sof sol Beverley Street, says: Il recoin-
mend Doans Ointment for tho purpose
for which It iss Intended. 2 l,ad OCCASION
to uso such d propa ration and, procured {, y
d box Mt Owelis' & Minors Drug Co.
round that Doan's ointment is fully up to
It's representations, and people con Ger 6. !.
tainly rely npon#t heir doing just Whit
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For sala sby all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Milb,lrn CO.., Buffalo, N. y. sole
agents for the United States. vi
Remember the MINED oarl' Sand take Ike
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
Opening at St. Louis.


& ST LOUIS. April 15.-When the bugle
called the horses to the post for the OPEN
ing event of the Kinloch Breeders Asso-
citation race at the Fair Grounds To-Day
5000 persons were present The inau-
eural handicap was o splendid contest
Terms Rod going under the wire a neck
in front OF Broonnhandle, which was gain
ing at every jump. Otto Stifel, fayorlte'
was third, beaten a neck for second place.
Long priced horses, well supported, won
most Of the races. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs-Martin Is 10
y first Voltagac &c to 81 second Mordella
k}11 to 81 third. Time, Ills 3-5.
Second race-Four and q half furlongs-
Black Eyes e to y first, Henchman III
70 y second IVES g t. y third ' Time Time
80. Ia ~
Third race4THvs and half furlongs-
Dishabille e to 10y first, Pnkcrton g to
& y second, Elastic Is to y third. Time
1907 3-5. Z,
Fourth rnce-Mie--Terns Rod a to ],
first, Broomhandle &c 10 y second, Otto
stifci Is to 81 third. Time, lao SO.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs-Courant (5
to y first Bannock Belle a to 81 sec
& ond sorrel Top az to y third. Time
1870 3-5.
Sixth race-Six furlongs-Lady WASN'T
rs 10 81 first. oudon Is to y second, 10,
Goss Q2 To y third. Time. 70.
Seventh race-Nlile and sxteenth-Niis
Betty e tc u first Behoovc Q0 to
second Cornwall &c to y third. Time
1:49.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
y Nv i elbow Citizens:

III ha wing been decided that II IS not
improper for me. rs g police. o. ilfer 70
become q candidate for the position y = q
High Constable, hereby announce my
candidacy for that position, suoJee 70 .lne
primary. July 9th. ThrouEh
! - blindness OF the Hoard Of Police Com.
n1issioners. 81 & have been allowed y fuf-
Tough for thirty days from May 10th wit ti h-
MT pay. IN the meanwhile under the
rules Of the department 3 am no.. per
roitted Is take an active part in politics.
and 1T shall DO my earnest endeAvor not
Is allow my candidacy to interfere IN any
way with the performance OF the duties
or my present position. From TINS I, une
until May Goth have not the same s ne llper.y
~ ma ke1a,, active canvass that my OPP
nonents s & have. I therefore respectfully
AK my friends and the public generally
not to pledge themselves to- otheN ca n nd y
dates, but to carefully consider my quail
fications for the positfon5s T ne Office 70
which 1 asplres7ls one OF great import
ance and responsibility, and \ pledge my $
self IL elected to perform conscientiousiy
the duties OF the position and reter = NY
fellow-ctixens to my record Y 90 ponce ponce
officer to insure them OF the .incer'ty y
nv pledge. II elected I shall at once
proceed 10 install in the office q thorough
~ up- to-date and approved method o.
keeping the records, so that any cltlze1l
e. I, receive q prompt answer to any In
curry concerning the business OF the Of
flee. All papers will be promptly served We,
and all moneys collected promptly turned
over to- the parties entitled TO It. II. y
well known to tho public that in the DIS
charge Of my duties as police oti ~
I have made many bitter on emles: Inl W
makes & IL ali the more important that
mv friends should be active II, my support,
and i request them to use their IN fluence
in my behalf, assuring them that their
services will be greatly appreciated, and
that il elected I Will cndeavor SO TO per-
form tho duties OF tho posi- ton as to prove
worthy Of their confidence.
a Respect fully Ii Ea M I E
fs4S \ ,sf 's7ss.5 w II! WY ATT. Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
ETTER no WAY I'D (, X N Gil 7,
no Richmond, Va, x!

Dear sir;s Tho cheapest thing In the Il, way
of sending anything oyer the world ~ g
postage stamp; and the cheapest way 70 q
shed water Is paint.
Not whlteWash; paint Do YOU llal'pep
to know--lt don't belong to your business
10 know about paint, you KnooW-TTan !. ~ -
harnpen to know Tint most OF the makers
Of paint stuff 1t out witt lime and clay
and sand and wafer ard airf :,
II rhey do stuff 1t out In the cant but 10Y
On tho house. They make more gallons
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paint; more money to pay for putting y
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putting 1t on; but noSnloro beauty more -
rust; decay; dlsappoint loss; y, u
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pal,,t. no sham; and full-measure,Y S X
Yours truly % :. y
IS ~ yV apIaVoE, 6 2 ~ ~ i
Harris Hardware Co. sell our paint
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
GUARANTEES TO CURE.
DRUNKENNESS.

We never guarantee / a remedy. unless
we know it Possesses real merit, w y
strongly recommend ofrine az ac4 ne for
drunkenness f0We are " " ~
orrlne No. 4 il a Sserret remedy and can
he sivon jngttea, coffee, SOUP milk o.
FOOD whout knoW sn1ayles q
the patient as ~ peIreGi.ty My ia in
bin form, FOR those desiring e he cured &c
ed Al corrsaponde treated ~, %lih 1,r fne
COMPANY me-, Warrington, p, sG,, TN Y
free BOOK Or .prankenness'' mailed Y
plain envelope. III Y, q. i q, u ~ y 4 nd
We have exclusive sale n Ky e stsy ANY
they fail Il n,ire the craving for liquor. !,
Polk Milier-Ghildrey CO, lol y i''o ''
Street corner First stree ea4 Main
Polk Miller DRUG So, go - $50
Street. Richmnll0. ~. "A ----.,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
GARTER STAKE TO
0RMA.N|.D|||.E|: S RIGHT
sPaget's Horse Makes Fine Run
and Wins Handicap at
Aqucduct Opening.
GREAT FIELD OF STARTERS :'
Terms Rod Wins Inaugural
Handicap at St. Louis-Ree-
suits at Other Tracks.
NV Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, April 15.-An Immense
outpouring OF turf enthusiasts witnessed
the opening Of the metropolitan racing
season to-day at Aqueduct track, and
cheered tho victory OF Orn1onde's Right,
public favorite, in tho Carter handicap
The winner bore the colors OF sydney
paFet Nicely ridden throughout tho
stretch by w. Davis. the Ormonde colt
outfooted David Johnson's Roseben, tho
contender, and won easily by half
length covering tho seven furlongs IN
i :es 40 The purse was worth bit over
5000.
The Carter was fourth on the pro-
gramme, and called out n field Of eighteen
starters. So. evenly balanced were the
chances OF all these thoronghbreds that
the Paget entry, Crmondes Right and
y Gold Smith, Installed Us fAvorites, were
i 4 or & to i. Every starter had hundreds
5of hackers and no Partially was shown
in the applause when the field paraded
past the grand stand
Great Race.
starter Cassidy sent them. away IN
rood order, with Ormondos Right, con-
trarv to his reputation as n "sulker,
showing we'll in front. Positions shifted
rapidly in the first furlong.l Roseben,
Orthodox, Little En- and Rapid Water
were closely punched, and #alternated III
leading a stampede for tho turn into tho
wide stretch.
Roscben and Orthodox ran like team
t} for quarter of a. mile, but the Paset
n colt was always within CALL clinging TO
y his original position on the right. When
A the field swung into tho stretch DAVIS Day
rushed his charge to tho Tore ana ana 3t INC
+ race was as good as won. n,
Rnsehen and Little EN- chung to him
like leeches through the long run down
NJ the stretch, but tho others were beaten
y off and swallowed up in a cloud of dust.
$5 Floral King, hope Of the Western horse-5
men, and quite heavily, played by the
I general public. ran a disappointing race,
and finished almost last.
Summary.
FIRST receive furlongs Consideration
Il &c TO Is first. Fight and True @ TO y
second Tea Cress Is to y third. Time Inc,
sl:e1 As. $ u 7 Il, !. :,
Ia IS first. Commodore Fontaine (6 to y
second Fast Flight 40 to third. ,l1 me-
Il 40 1-5. ~
10 Is first Arsenal e to y second, Divlna-
ton 70 to 81 third. Time, 1:2s.
/. jfs Fourth race-The Carter Handicap;
seven. furlongs- Ormonde' S Right "a to j
55nrst. Rosehens 20 to y second, Little En-
Sle5 to ~ third. Time, 1:26 40. s,
ssa Fifth race-four furlongs-Bantam (ol
.sf 10 IS first, Evelyn j.. Otto y second, Spe-
II cjal License rs to. u third. Tlme,s:5o 80.
@ Six race-six f,rlongs-Slr Brillar C to
Il, frst, Confessor az tod second, jerry
q. Is to y third. Time 1:16
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
z 77TI9 Z ITlF t'T0 TTIl3E57FI n =. & :
FRONT ROYAL a
especial to Tho Tines Dlspatch)!


i FRONT ROYAL A.. a pril 15.--aiessrs. a.
"a. weaver, s. d. Fox and g. AZ KIDD, went
to winchester wednesday to take t' the COM
,nandery degree in Masonry. s!. .
Mozart symphony Club. Of New New York, rem rem
dcred an interesting programme In Eastern
College Chapel Saturday j evening
Ralph bingham the noted humorlst' en ,a'"
5t,,ned i large audience in Fastern College
chapel Wednesday evening, .t35 d s I. !,
r. D.. Byrd of winchester. was the guest le!
Of 6. w, Forsyth. on First Street this week
Dr. Bell, Of Washington, lo'-1 q, was 70
Front Royal this week. iiIs. J.
Mrs elizabeth shinn. Of washington, was Y
the guest Of Mrs Joseph Anderson }r 'i y
Messrs Charles IT, Mullikn, Of Clarke co GO w
t., and j. Jenkyn Davies, Of Manassas W !'
guests Of Al IL. Warthen, Monday
Mr.. r. s.. Dalton was in 14uray last week.
Miss Mary Berkeley, OF Middleburs Y =
is tho guest Of Miss Maize Rust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
Racing at Memphis.
(By Associated Press

CI3y Associated PressO
MEMPHIS. TENN, April l5.-sum-
maries:
First race-Five and half furlongs-
Queen Rose q to p first, Computation Y
to y second, Itaska go to y third Time,
100 1-2.
Second race--Four5 n half furlcngs-.
Hyperion H. a TO y first, Rustling rs
10 p second, Meadow Breesc I'll to .
third. Time :5G IL.
Third race-Five and a half furlongs-J.
Ed. Grilo a to 81 first, Presentiment a
10 y second. Presentation O3 TO y third.
Time. l:l0.
Fourth race--One mllc--John Smulsk e.
to ~ first. Ivan the Terrible Il to a sec
ond. Siss Lee as 10 y third. Time,
1:42 1-2.
Fifth race-Four and half furlongs--
The Saracen &c to 81 first, Draco C to y
second. Charlatau g 10 y third Tine,
$50 ga.
Sixth race-One mile--l.ight Note Is to
ID first. Federal &c to u second, Our Sister
q to 81 third. Time, LAB IL.
Results at New Orleans.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS. April l5--summaries
First race-Mile-,Billy Handscl QG &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
McGuire's VS.. High School.

The game Of ball between McGuires
and the High School. scheduled for last
Wednesday was postponed on account OF
rain and VIII be played Tomorrow at
Broad Street Park. at +. NJ. The teams
are evenly matched and q good game is
expected, The line up Of the teams will
/ be as follows:
McGuire's-Boyd, catcher o. Miller.
pitcher Bruce, short stop; Philips first
base; Washer. second base; Rountrce,
third bnse; j.. Miller, left field; Funston
center field; Grant, right field.
High School--crenshaw, catcher; Iefew
and Waddill pitchers; Hulcher short
stop; Jacobs. first base: Curry second
base; Collins, third base; Ezekiel, left
heldi Knowles. center field; Ready. right
field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

room and covers we're laid for one hundred
and forty-four guest W.
An elaborate and elegan MT menu was served e.,
and the after-dInncr speeehs Wer adinlrA '
MI q. B. Bsdmer, as naster.Df- ceremonies,
was 4 great success and tho best OF sood
'Foliowlne, Is a. list OF the toasts dress
& OF Welcome, Robert II. J ordon; RESPONSE u.
q b. Vogel, OF Salem; . eilowshlp Of secret
5fluence S,of Secret, 6rganizatI Ions oyer Young
Men, Judge seldon L>ongly: :, Montgomery =, er
Castle Number Four" s. b. aicMinn. 9. q, i MoH
A The delegates were entertained at Hotel y
shere during their sojourn In Radiord an ana
nnpnlnr hostelry, the town and towns people,
as we'll aa the efforts put forth for their
entertainment. 81 u. !, ~, 80.
The delegates left on the noon -
{ day. .,Sf h 80, I, I. ~. orrdar
will be hold at Covington. 49
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

Lee Snow (5toD third. Time l:43
Fifth race--Anle and half--Gold, Spot
4 to y first. Lou Woods g to y second.
Gold Aga Go tod third Time. 2:36 So.
Sixth race-Six furlongs-Goyernof Say
ers Q3 to 81 first, La Cache do 10 ~
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