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Date Set for Contempt Cases of
French and Others.

At Winchester Judge Benton has
assigned the contempt cases against
the Hargises, French, Feltner, etc,
for trial on April %, hoping that
he may be able to sandwich them in
between the trial of Judge Hargis
and ;hs next OF the series in Judge
Parker's court.
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Gen. j. F. Grant, Grand Secretary
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows in the United States,
died in Baltimore.
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TO DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS AND
PUEBLO, COLO, VIA MISSOURI PA
CHIC RAu.wAY.-(The Colo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Major Myers,s @Le.cture.

Especial to The mes-D1spatch.)
ASHLAND, VA, April 6.-The' lecture
here tonight by Major r 7. D. Myers,
president Of the, Richmond. rredcrlcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, was excel
lent. A especial train from Richmond
brought up number Of railroad officials
OF different roads who have a. high up
probation of the long and eminent career
OF Major Myers as railroad man. He
emphasized the remarkable progress Of
railro aiding and Of transportation, and
gave most vivid idea OF the wonderful
progress Of civilization due to quick COM
munication. He showed in a most In
teresting manner how railroads have
brought together the bright intellects,
thus focusing intelligence and !. genius
upon the many pro blems OF civilization
MAJ or Myers gave graphic accounts Of
the carly experiments in locomotlon, and
gave many of his own experiences cover
Ing a period Of fifty-seven years in rail-
reading. He treated the subject in d
most scholarly manner and with great
literary skill, and delighted a large audit
ence, rs, ii 5g9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

GOES TO NEWPORT NEWS
Senator Martin Speaks at Ban
quet Tonight.

(, United States Senator Thomas S. Mar.
tin aria Mrs. Martin left the city yester-
day afternoon for Newport News. whence
Mrs. Martin mhy 60 to her old home at
sSmithfleldGfor n, day or two. The sena-
tor will spend to-day In Newport \ News
and will be "a guest OF the Chamber OF
Commerce of the shipbuildlng city to-
night. 1T is understood that he VIII be
one OF the speakers at the banquet there.
He VIZ probably spend to-d in the city
meeting friends and handshaking land
discussing the situation there and In tho
adjacent counties.
1t is regarded as likely that Mr. Mar.
tin will remain In Newport News ana
that with Mrs Martin lie will witness
the Launching Of the big battleship Min
5nesota Tomorrow at the shipyard.
AT the Martin headquarters In lnls
city during tho absence OF tho senator
the mathis being. handled by his corps
Of assistants. Hundreds of letters are
coming in from every quarter OF inc
state 5and thousands are going out. II
Keeps tie clerical force busy asserting
and aclassify,,ig these
4 Mr. Caskie. who presided at tho con-
ference OF Senator Martin 8 friends We'd
nesday nlgnt,shad not made up his com.
mitteo OF arrangements yesterday and
consequently nothing has yet been done
in the ma tier OF the proposed public meet
ing, The dat could not be even approx
MATED last night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
TWO IMPORTANT CASES.
Attorney General Anderson Pre-
pairing to Appear Therein.

Attorney General William A. Anderson
lis engaged In the preparation of argu-
inents on behalf of the State In two very
important cases, one of them before the
State Corporation Commission and the
other before the Supreme Court of the
United States. On April uth before tho
Corporation Commission case is to be
argued involving the power of that body
to fix railway traffic rates. The rail-
ways claim that under the powers con-
ferred by their charters the State cannot
fix rates. Arrayed against the attorney
general will be manytof the ablest attor-
neys in the State, representing the rail-
way interests. The case is one brought
to test the powers Of the commission,
In tho case Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company vs.. tho Commonwealth, an
appeal from the Supreme Court OF APP
peals OF Virginia. Major Anderson will
appear for tho State two weeks hence
before the Supreme Court OF the United
States. This case involves the power Of
the State Of Virginia to assess for taxa
ton the steamboats, OF this company
that ply between ports OF this State and
are not used In Interstate or foreign COM
,nerce, even though the company has ITS
domicile In another State. The ComlQon-
wealth won tho case in the State court,
whereupon the steamship company, APP
pealed to the highest court In tho coun-
y ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
BUILD CX|MBORA.ZO
HOSPITAL SPEEDILY | Y
Capitalist Agrees to Put Up
Large Share Of the
Money.

The statement OF tDr.sNNillian1 H. Parker
at the meeting Wednesday night OF
Church Hill physicians that he was au--.
thorized by q gentleman OF means to
say that IL the Church Hill doctors would
raise $1,000. he would qua raptee the erec-.
ton Of the chimborazo F1ospltal, Is an i I.
other way Of saying that Richmond Is
soon to have another up-t dat q hospital.
The name Of the guarantor was not dis
closed. and Dr., Parker says he is not
at liberty to disclose 1t until the $1,000
has been subscribed.
The assets Of the old hospital company
were sold about week ago to q physl::s
clan OF Church Hill, but the statement
published on yesterday that the hospital
lot has been decided to the financier who
lis to stand behind the scheme, Is not
correct. s8. Ia "a ssSss ,s FL
DR.. Parker said last night: "We hope to
form our company at once and finance It,.
As soon as this is done we will begin to-
build and we hope to have the hospital
completed within six months. i
The building will front forty-flve teot
on Main Street, near Thirtieth, on the
high bluff beyond the Soldiers and
Sailors monument, overlooking the river.
It is estimated that the cost will be in
the nelghborhood Of 80, 600, which In
cludes the cost Of equipm ent. III
There will be accommodation for TWEEN,
.ty-five patients, and while the hospital
will not be as large ms others in tho
c.Ay, 1t will be strictly modern and 5up-to-
date.
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41s TT. W. OF Allen Avenue. subject TO
fland Of trust for Ct AQ1 E3Ei .i.-..L.. II N.

deed / Of trust st for eas siosS, sssi.
ons.haii Insrest * al IL 81 tie pattner
ship propeSty OF the partnership con-
Quoted under the firm name Of DeatheraEe
On paeses No. sa.a sei GpSrch o l ASenue
AL. 1ienna and wife to Gottf1cd Gross,
Is Is Z ~ IT, . 81 line OF Marshall street. NO.
Mary and Joseph Hepperts to WIN. ].
c esa Tstas sss i # a ne
~ IL It. on s. sid side 81 81 Duval street be.
tween st. James and Clarke Streets, Vs..
!. T.; GARRETT Tabb. to Mrs. Mv. A; Hall,
52 Il s. On ot 4 an 's q s,r es!1 ; street.
Henrlco-G 90. G. Atkins and wife to %.
second Street. lto II. from n. W. cor.
Of W. Street, $500.
Chas. n. Houston and wife to r. r..
q the Hermitage and Iiiiilardd,,s ROADS s
Mary 8. Mcclure to r. A. Saunders,
Jr., $40 It. on NJ line of Broad Street,
81. e. cor. OF Lodge Street, and running
back to. Marshall strect, on whlcl, It hss
Zion Robinson ana Jno. g. Miller and
wives to Geo. Morris. Jr.. six acres near
the Nino Mile Road, adjoining the lands
OF Alfred Flernming and others, 500
Alice and Thaddeus Tlnberiake. to
Julius Ward, ten acres about six miles
& West End Home Building Fund Assoc
citation to Geo. W. Chlds. 66 It. on 8. line
Of Grove Avenue, 1870 IT,. p. OF Cedar
Street, $500. jB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
At Montgomery Park.
(By Associated Press,

Ms (3yf ASSOCIATED PreSS) s4i
MEMPHIS: TENN, April 6-This was
an off day at Montgomery Park Ave OF
the six rIes lbelne. selling affa irs. ]&ldy
,W y, ho,ugh. and tumble and ouion,
First race-one mile-Lady Wimot Il
to q first. r, Sheridan @ to q second,
. Second raee--four and a half furlongs--
James Reddlck g to y first, High Chance
* to 8 second gBeechwood % to p third,
Time :5G IL. iis ll a3
Third racezsix f,lrlongs-Aw akenlng no
to y first, Orchestra q TO- y second, i.
Samelson $50 to y third, Time LII Ia
Fourth race-nile and sixteenth
Rough and Tumble q to3b) first: Fore,
hand g to y second, Cornwall q to y
Fifth rnce--steeplecha about two
miles-Don AMI g to - first, Bright. Girl
& to !, second, Sweet Jane (eyen) third
Sixth race--sIx furlongs-Ou don.t Is to
sd! Henaf tFsaSs Is e1S'Hs a Tme
l:16 1-2 A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
.VVRESTLE ANYBODY
IN ANY Old ! i. |: STYLE 5 ]. |. |:
Hackenscrn1idt, Russian Lion,
a. Says He Is Ready for
All Corners.
" ~ ~ ,lallF717 y - 3 Z


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NEW: YORK. April 6.-While no match
has been arranged, or as a matter Of
fact, ever been preached by Tom jena
Inns orr any other American wrestler
said George Hackenschmidt, the RUS
sian Lion" last night, when the time
presents Itself Il willtnot dodge the ISSUE
but will wrestle any one in any lyle.
X The famous Russian Greeco-R Roman
champion spent his first day in the me-
tropolis sightseeing. and wound up the
evening with; a series Of boxing bouts
In an uptown gymnasium, in which there
were knock outs enough4to stir the com.
6retitiyc spirit OF the visitor.
Charles b. Cochran. the champions
American agent, announced that as he
had guided The Russians competitive
career for several years past to the
lattcr's satisfaction there was little fear
tails Of any match without their combined
consideration 5s5. . v.
'.He has many engagements said Mr.
Cochran, "but as he has never eyade q I, a
match with anyone want to state that
lie cannot be forced into one now low;
When he proper time comes We \ VIII
look the ground over and 4 m sure George
& Hackenschmidt3is marvel Of physical
perfection. He stands 5 fee. 70 inches,
and the tape shows him tos'be 81 inches
around the chest. His other measure
1nents are 4. neck, 20 inches: waist. 80
inches; thigh, % inches; calf, II inches;
fbiceps. 10 inches and forearm, To-. inches.
Isl lie Is iicat.ike in his activity, and 1t was
siigsested thatBhe must have shown some
a bllity in o her. forms of sport. upon which
he admitted having, within q year, run. 200
meters (about PIG yards) In 223 seconds,
and sleaped twenty feet in a broad jump.
AL Of the most renowned wrestlers
III the world and experts numbering
several hundred have fallen before t he
prowess Of the giant, who first saw he
light OF day In Juricf,. a Baltic province Of
Russia, on July 20 1877. HI
His first victim was Paul Pons. then
the worlds Champion from whom, he
gained a decisionIin ST. Petersburg in
forty-siX minutes. Subsequent victories
over Pons in longer and shorter periods
soon gave him world wide distinction. his
last match of Importance being with
TOM" Jenkins, whom he threw Greece
Roman style, In London. 5s$ts.
8..I am simply on a pleasure trip" said
fHackenschmldt finally. but have been
impressed with the claims that ] owe
jenkins a return match, but in catch-as-
scatch-can style. Something may come of
it, but nothing has been settled upon up
to this time. ~. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
L1LLIPUT1AN WEDDING.
Notable Society Event cleverly
~, Reproduced.

',rhe 4LilllputIan weddIng at 1mnlanue!
Baptist Church last night was decided
success from every po!nt Of view It was va
a reproduction n miniature Of Of o III
n (am. seseessorl asda usr
The church was crowded despite the
pouring rain and all 70, Of these , present aIt
Eaen carefully drilled and filed their
respec tive roles most cleyerly, The cos
tunes the decorations, music ana t he
marching were all IN, excellent taste -! ana
After the wedding the West End Angels
rendered several musical selections and
rfreshments were served, ..,., |,
the entertainmert and there were so
many suggestions that. 1t be repeated,
the ladies decided to give q matinee a
week from Tomorrow. II ssEg Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
\, ; 4, b + ]. AicXeighr& Slim,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
Very Valuable and Desirable
Main Street Business
Property,

& Nos j dO6 ana l3lO ~, MAIN bI'
Shoe Co we will Offer for sale, ON the
TUESDAY, APRIL nth. 1905,
at 12 O'Clock noon, the two large four
story and basement brick stores. known MS
Nos. 1905 and 1910 u, Main Street The
lot fronts so feet : Inches, more or less,
OH the north limo OF Main Street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets, and
runs back between nearly parallel lines
Il depth of 11S feet inches. more or less,
to Tobacco Alley.
The sale of THIS valuable piece Of Main
Street property should attract and cons
nlund the attention Of " investors who
for their money, MS III is we'll located IN,
the best and most important part OF our
Wholesale and retail district.
a TERN s-One-third cash. balance In g.
.19 and IS months, per cent Interest
added to the notes from day Of sale and
N,yEJGH & GL1NN,
AplT-5t z sAuctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
.HY[AS Wins IN
steep J. ! / i:
Contest Was in ( Doubt Until.
Last Fu,1ong Calvorflatchee
in Second Place.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)

A.-l1F 4. TNtS,AA II leo "a III
(Speclal 70 ne ne i''ieae ~
N WASHINGTON. d. c., April tit w" was
ifoa,nea wise to scratch Imperialist at
!, ID. ], I, Z, :, Z, ,bo tea W
oei' 'H ne 4 i'sN !,
south infield, and only TOUT ven. ~ '. ny
post in the steepleclase, with John y.
{11oaca.s r,a,vora l,atchee. IAN ! even money
-, ~. 1I,o,, oo,L re rIv,as
5AAso'ite' .o'.'',1 !.
was strong second cnolce. -, ~ ~
greg Ter IA IT OF the journey Calyorhatchee
made the running: After the last jump
was safely taken. there was much ex-.
citcment when the green jacket was
fast overhauling Calvorhatchee. Owens
went out wide with the last named horse
but Ray took straight line INTO tns
stretch, and though the contest was In
doubt up to the last fnrlong. a few
touches with the whip kept Hylass ! his his
work. and after that the race was over.
sottn Waugh was awarded third posi-
ton. The time OF the race, 5:32 equaled
the track record ss
n Hitchcock started his, colt Vendor IN
tho two yea rod race. He Is a dangerous
candidate for. Saturdays stake hough
beaten, he finished ins fronteof ne odu 1
on fayorl,e . faIen. ., ckle who
ont stayed the pa cemake a Nyendor. Tickle
was ridden to-day by&B, Miller.
Miss Littlefield also owns he Yelled
Lady. who won the last race. Hoffman
was forced TO ride her out to defeat
the badly handled Sir Ralph, who, under
Romanelli's riding was twice shut off Mt
critical times, yet who closed soGstrong
as to make It appear that he might have
won under better saddle work.
81, Z. Haymar1 won two races-the first
with Yorkshire Lad at odds Of Il to s.,
and tho fourth with Brush Up at 6 to
S, backed down to 9 to 10. Nine Spot may
he called lucky to win In this race. Julia
al. displayed quite aEturn OF speed, but
failed to stay, as did Ralbert, the pace
maker.
Toscan and Flinders were racing on
almost even toxrns all through the last
furlone OF the third race. and fina lily
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
NATIONAL TENNIS TITLE.
Opening Matches in Tournament
Held in Boston.
oeclal to The Times DIspat ch.)

~ V ISVUcIHI % : ito = sPdtC1I'1 TT-
BOSTON, MASS, APRIL Gin the open
ing matches In II tournament for the ma
Stional singles championship In court ten
mis- q t the new Tennis and Racquet Club
and a c. o. Sands. of New York. went
through their preliminary contests, and
at Is likely that these two men may meet
In the final round
match as llc defeated J. j. Carnes In
straiyhtssets by n score .of 6-3, Go,
6-3. 39
ar. and Mr. Sands was not so one sided.
although MIR. Sands won by 6-3. al.
4 Go, 60. Mr.. Fearing was not III good
condition. Mr.. Sands was thirty pounds
lighter than he was last year, and showed
splendid physical form. 81 55 a.