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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
FIFTEEN INNINGS.
Warrenton and Delaplane Unable
to Reach Conclusion.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) 80
S WARRENTON. VA, July 1.-THE
closest contested game OF ball ever
witnessed was played here this after
noon between Delaplane and Warrenton
and resulted in a tie at the end Of the
fifteenth inning the score standing ] to 4,
The game was called on account OF dark
ness.
The features Of the game was the brill
liant playing of spicer. who pitched for
the local team; not one hit was made of
his delivery. The playing of the visitors
was exceptionally fine and their battery
did good work. Isl III @
BatterIes: Observation-Disclosures and
s2lccr; Delaplune--Rosel and Shackett
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Prnnertx Transfers.

Richmond-R.. NJ Parker and Vile 20
Adolph w. sanderson, 10 INCHES on s gu 81
line Of Beverly Street, la9 ;feet lt OK
NV. Meredith and wife to Alice a.,
Holleran. 40 feet on east line Of Seven
tenth street, Nos. 1s2a and 1s25, 8 ,9So. !,
Funsten. trustee, l6 3h-12 feet on north!
line Of Grace street, AK feet west OF
Twenty-seventh Street. g, 800. !,
Henrico-C. "a ". Meredith, Thomas y.
James Garnet, 1852 acres about 4 u miles
east Of Richmond, $SlG67. ilsg. 4,
Thomas +. Boyle and wife to George ~,
sixth Street, southeast corner Of Mar
Henry snowa and wife to Charles and
Sophia Snowa,@ lot No. e IN plat No: a,
Temple Gatewood to F. L. Barton. b3
acres on the Long Bridge Road, about 10
miles east OF Richmond, $500.
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Hotel for Salisbury.

m (speclal to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)H I53.s8.3
SALISBURY, Nc, July ia corr.
poration, to be known as the Salisbury
Hotel Company. was organised here 70.
day, With 1.-THE following officers Pr rl :
dent. John s.. Henderson,; Secretary and
Treasurer, Nv. B. Strachan; Directors.
Senator Lee S. Overman A. H. Boyden.
E. Clarke, f.. r. Smith, j. NJ Mauptn,
John s, Henderson and w, B. Strachan.,
Tho company is to have an authorized
capital Of sle5, 900. and will construct a
large and modern hotel for Salisbury
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Unknown Man Killed.

v KIN (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,J 853f
s BRISTOL. TENN July l4--The un-
identified remains OF n young man. aged
3twenty-eight, weroIfound on tch tracks Of
tho Virginia and Southwestern Railroad,
eight miles from Bristol to-day The
man's head was crushed beyond identfi-
cation, and there were no papers on his
person, The remains Will be buried to-
morrow, A train had passed the point
during a heavy fog n few hours before
the body was found.
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Visitors in Dinwiddie,
,,nnin1.tn ,rhn lrl1nes. pIspatoh,

(specialto The Times Dispatch.)
BUTTERNVORTFI, VA, ] uly lA,-Messrs.
Ryland and John Camp, sons of 2, y.
Camp, president Of tho Camp Manufnc-
turing Company, of Franklin, Va, are
on tour'of inspection Of the Camp
Manufacturing companys interests at
Franklin, Arrlngdale and ButterWorth,
va, and while at Hutterworth, Va, are
the guests OF DR.. NJ, G. Horton, the sur
geon for the Camp Manufacturing Com
;paiy,
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Chicago, =; Washington, Q.

Chicago, 2; Washington, 9.
# CHICAGO. Julyfl4 Chcago shut Wash fash
4ington out to-day. *
q Score: 4a Il. RI. u.
Chicago. $40 90 10000 o. 2
Washington. 80 0 90 Q 90 .
~ Batteries: Walsh and sullivan Wolfe
and Heydon. Time 1;35. Umpire, Sheridan
Attendance, 412l. A ..s ~
Cleveland, New York, 2.
I. CLEVELAND. July 14.--Cleyeland too<
the first Of the series from New YORK.
batting Powell opportuncly.
cleveland VS.. Z ...2o o22oo1..--.7 10 9
New York.. ..01150 O O0i0o-2 9
84 Batteries: joss and Buclow; Powell and
Powers. Time. AS. Umpire, Common At
tendance, 900. 5st.33 y ! Ssss y
st. Louis, S; Boston, 2.
sT.#LCUIs. July 14.-Winter failed In q
fielding effort In the fifth, and the local
team tied the score, later winning rather r
easily.
Score: r. II. p.
81. Louis. I. ~. 20 90 o. 800 2
Bost on.,.... 49,. % 10000 0o-2 5as3
4. Batteries: Peltz and Roth: Winter and
! Criger Time, Al. Umpire, OIIoughlin
and Mccarthy. Attendance. $500
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispntch.)
: NEW YORK. July 14..lmperial-J. Bin
ford, Jr. Everett-J. Clayton and wife.
Marlborough b. Wood, Fifth Avenue
C. O. Meredith. Hoffman,. n. Dart,
Holland--J; Bryan. York;. Belvin, YEN.
dome-Mr. Drau and wife. Hotel Aston.
"A yint sa55l 1isst .H.,Ha
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Danville, q; Greensboro, l.,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispateh'l
GREENSBORO, n g., July l4,-Dan-
Vile won a, twelve inning game here this
afternoon by score OF 2 to l. The tie
was broken by Moore who landed the
hall over the Garden Wall and brought
to a close a most exciting game John
Dessausoure, the locals new pitcher, was
on the slab, and pitched great game,
MS did Moore for the visitors, the score:
Greensboro ...,t0 90 90 OIL Q OIL A 4
IDanvllle ..,.,....o'0 0o00e0101-2 8 4
Batteries: Dessaussoure and Daley;
Moore and Benny-Tlme two hours
Umpire, Murphy.
Mr., Hammond Leaves for Europe,
Mr.. William "A, Hammond, tho florist,
left yesterday for New York, where he
sails for Europe, He Will return Sep
tsmber \ !.
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.DER|s|ON BROKE
N NJ ] D ] y HURT ] j
Robbins Has Narrow Escape
From DEATH at Brighten
$ Reach. +,
ONLY ONE FAvoRlT.E WINS.
Third RaccGWent o5Dreainersand
Second Ito Out OF
YEA M Reach. .iIs' 8.s#
.fRyfAsseclatled pre.sss.l

= y
NEW y OK, Il July 14.---Jockcy Robbins
had a narrow escape from death when
Ills mount, Derlslon, fell In the first.racc
at Brighton Beach to-day. Robbins was
unconscious for some time, but was re-
vivcd. He sustained n compound fracture
81 tho right arm and b broken collar
bone. The horse broke his neck In the
fill. Dreamer was tho only winning
ifavortc! Summary: 6i3! IF
First .racc-slx furlongs-Vlo 6 TO y
first CassIni Is TO y second, Ala Russell
Is to q third. Time, l:14 20
II Second rncc-mle and q slxteenth--Out
OF Reach (6 to y first, Hlppocrates az to
y second, Flammula III TO 81 third. Time,
i .46. ss III II, .s.i
Third race-slx urlongs-Dreamcr q TO
s. first, Humo e to J. second. Jerry c.
sdcF to ~ third. Time, 1:i39 3-5.
Fourth rncc-one mile and "a furlong---
Sinister g. y first. Alanadale q to y
second Wotan a to y third. Time,
1852 3-5. ,ag Tx 4 4. 81 III & Z e
Y Fifth race--fivc and n half furlongs--
sAndria Il TO q first. Mary Morris $50, to
II second, Lord Provost q to y third.
Time. LOS Il! l 555 81
sixth race-mla and d sixteenth-AlwIn
no to y first, Lady Prudence g to y
second. s Glowstar q to- y thlrd. Time Time,
(1:49. N III "
Cincinnati.
(By{AssocIated Press.)
O., July 14.-----L u. MI
summaries: Is
First raoe--six furlongs-Matthewa Gault
as to 81 first. Buttinski GO to y second.
The Pet (Osto y third. Time, lib SO.
Second receive and a half furlongs.--
Leigh, Pacolct a to y first, Ncodisha az
10 y second, 1Ioipollo Is TO j third.
Time. los rs.
Third race-one mile-Birch Broom Is
10 q first. Lapucello (even) SECOND Tele-
phone e to ~ third Time, $40 10.
Fourth receive tfurlongs Zienap g TO
il first, Vic Kinney Is to y second. Gin
cert a to y third. Time, 100 As. #s #
Fifth racc-short course; steeplechase--
iAlline Abbott (6 to y first. Betmuda 90
10 j second. New Amsterdam @ to y
third Time, 3:0l Id.
Sixth race--six furlongs---Good Cheer @
TO y first, shawana e to y second, Gay
boy (evcn) third. Time, :13 as.
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3 : .
In execution OF certain deed Of trust.
dated January IS, 1885, snd duly recorded
~ Court in d. B. l47 B, page t5a default
having been made In thu payment Of
one Of the notes, thereby secured, and at
tho request Of the holder thsreot; ! will.
as trustee, substituted BY an order Y, Of i
e 1905 proceed to sell at public auc-
FRIDAY, JULY 2lST, 1905.
TIE house and lot aboye on bs sn
deed of trust This property Is Of that
class which always commands tenant
at good rent. and 1t will pay as an In
yestment.
sale, all past due taxes also a ratable
proportion OF thu taxes OF 1905, and the
sum Of $4,000, With interest thereon from
credit OF months, evidenced by lego-
liable note. with interest added. ana So,
liberal terms will be given at hour q
$50 Fl. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Substituted Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
m nj v nv j !, D. Csrnsal IL Son,
Heal F1slats Agettt anl y a, ct. 9hesfs
Trustees Auction Sale
a Good Frame Dwellings,
CONTAINING TtDRE,H. ROOMS 2 AC:IH,
I SITUATED ON Tl1 " !. Is gyTIi sIpI+ Il
OF 1iOSr1AIs 6TH Ell,
at OFPO SlI'E T HE& q n
Locomotive Works,
4 Nct1. G2L. 'tSsl 12e AND $50. n ~ siy5js]

daisd March D1i5sh, 1902 ana recorded Dln
II Decd Book iN AZ. page ~, default hay
Ing beer nude n q portion, % the 4. DEBT y
secured thcren ami having tceti re1,iirsd
81 the beiieticlaty 40 to az, We viii 9 Y
Tuesday, July 18, 0Ob,
s sos roSesGf e co ss
therein, being ali those lots OF ihtd. with 4
tho lmproy etnei1ts thoroon, consisting 81
four story Il amo dwellings, NUN berdG
az above. THE lots commence at D. l.ulnt H
40 feet went OF the southwest corner or 4
Hospital and Seventh streets. and ,oxl md (
InE thence WesewarHaly n J, thnion 1
Iept ti1o ns {uIy dcscrboa III Tic abuvs deed
p o MAJ ACCOUNT or IRIS ExcE1 LIE NJ
LOCATION THIS PRoPEIs;r,Y, I, Il 3 IA y,
". ygS 9 SSga BY -A@ 9 GOD CLASS
TERMS, Cash sufficient to pay al costs
OF executing this trust, all taxes to day
March 18TH 1906, # siE45 and Interest & "
months months, tie rst note being due September
tober 18th, 1898; the residue on terms TO
be announced by tho trustees at the tine
OF sale The purchaser Will pc given. fnS rs
svent tie Il uunearnad interest viii ee A.
Quoted from the notes above mentioned. 3B
56 i HAs saB 5S s$#Ss,
" 1856 'S - 4 Trustees. I
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BY y. a. c ','Ls:lihF !.
Sutton g. Company.

S | t NIJMBER5 oFS'BEAUTIFUL r EsI-
DENTAL LOTS ON ROGERS s ST ST EEL,
2 y L Mn h4A1eA KEngvlb IsNuA huh
FAN nANps RSIzDn sHADp MI rRMEs ASB
ELARG 2 AND VERY PRo {, 1;n} IKE f
GARDEN Y ATTACHER S 8 y rHtRM2s
ING / TOWN OF FAIRMo CUNT NsT II 2
NORTH AND NOW OCCURRED e Ne Z
MR.. w. II. BRAUER. I'll .
In execution OF q certain deed OF trust s.,
to us, dated Julyf22, 1904, and resoraea ~ ~
clerks Office Henrlco county D. =; .li y.
th Ii, payment 0of a certain note therein
recorded and boing. reaulrde SO TO 30 ny
the holders OF said note, we WY, On
THURSDAY July ath. l99. At alt ofl 70
eo &; I'M 5ss!l@o Acres. lyins On ne I
south side OF tho county road, commonly
known as Brauers Lane, I, on awhl y. Z. "
has frontage Of ST feet: ahd nMen,
Second. tract containing s.; s e .acrs;s,
adjoining above on the west. ms !. 70.
Lane. Third. IA tract containing 2 eH-l,,
o00 acres, adjoining tho last mentioned
tract on the vest and on when 10 an an
resdsnfs xh s asm0er
This property is at tho southeast inter-
section OF Rrauer's Lane with Rogers
Street. and Nineteenth and " Streets SIRE
IL extended, will run through w.. fnnstts.$
Between Between .ff', Street and said lane;
Buyers can attend this sale with tho
assurance that the property Wlll r w.
4 TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at 9. 4
IL and is months; deferred payments 70
be aecured by trust deed. and bear por
cent interest or more, or all cash. az OPP
''o' = - y ROSCOE G. NELSON.
b. RAND WELLFoRn.l8 N;
y 10 ,s.+ds st5 n g5S5 IA m Trustees. 4.
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Standing of the Clubs.

clubs Won Lost ri Clubs Won Lost z.
New York...ss e II! cnc!nna,,...A q .a ~
rhlIadelei,a.H 81 .s97 Boston ..A s. .sos
Chicago $500 "a $50 Brooklyn f..3 Is ?2s5
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Southern League.

AT Little 5Rock-Little Rock, 3; Atlanta,
2 Q3 inningsl.
!, Al New Orleans-New Orleans, 6; Birm-
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6; Montgomery,
AT Shreveport Shreveport. 8; Nashville,
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]. Mcveighi s. CHM. nh,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
a 1112 y. Main Street.
Public Auction Sale
OF THE
Il: Hand ONE and Well Located
BRICK 81 Il DWELLING,
No. 8. West Franklin
Street. {.

Al the request OF the owner, we will
offer for sale, on the premises. on \.
,,gNyEDNEsDAY.5J IN. Y 10TH, 1905,
.43 ys AT o O'CLOCK p. M. .53i
that very desirable and attractive brick
dwelling M No. West Franklin Street,
This house is centrally located, on tho;
best residential street. In our city; con-
teins about zl2 rooms. and Is In excellent
repair. The lot fronts 81 feet 8 inches on
the south side OF franklin Street and
extends back between parallel lines 1S5
feet to wide alley, we invite home
seekers to this sale. as It Is seldom that
a chance like this Is afforded parties to
secure such a piece Of property. suitable
for a home or a doctors. o. &c IN this
fashionable part OF Franklln Street.
TERMS; Announced at sale.
8 McVEIda e. GL1NN,
3Jy l5.tds Auctioneers.
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Kentucky, 9, O; staunton, 8, s.,
Especial to The Times Dlspatch,l Gi}A
sTAuNTON, VA July H.-Ina double
header here to-day the University Of
Kentucky base ball team defeated staun-l
ton In the first game TO g. and stauntoR
won the second by too
Battery, first game, MISUNDERSTANDING
and Crouch; staunton-Porter and Cralg,
Second game staunton-Kenna and
Craig; neutrality-suspicious. and Crouch
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New York. 3:$Chicago, q

NOW i YORIi, July 14.-By wining to-
days game the local nationals took the
honors of the series from Chicago. Z,
a Score: Y T. II. =:
Chicago ............0 90 " w. -
4 New FORK % 90 0 0 01s0 C3 rs Is 0
Batteries: Ruelbach and Killing; Willac.
Taylor and Bowerman. Time, 40. I'm !.
plres, Emsle and ODay. Attendance,
5000. al
Pittsburg, q; Brooklyn 2.
va BRoOKLYN, n. y. July 14.-Pittsburs
walked off with the final game of the
series here to-day.
score: r. H. r..
Brooklyn ...i........o1 o. 90 90 o. I
Plttsburg .........1 0 o 90 00304 0
Batteries: Stricklett and Ritter; Case
and PETIT. Time. !: AS. Umpire, KLEIN
Attendance, 1850.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or THAT
j COMFORTABLE history BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT. NO. 400, AT II p
.NORTIIW EST co RNER or MARSHALL
AND SECOND STREETS. LOT g6xol
FEET, ffit f4 ,555} 3ti3E.ss n
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BY Pollard g. Bagby.
Real Estate Auctloneers.

Real Estate AUG loneers.
SALB BY AUCTION AUCTION 1r
NIcp FARM OF 20 ACRES AND
N'oA FitE9sEE-RooM PWEiLIYd, !, :,
ON BRqA llR2yR sHitnWSss sFT9 9ARR NAN
we viii sell BY auction, on the prem
'svs' y TUESDAY, JULY 18TH. 1905,
al s o'clock p. NJ, the above mentioned
p'ope'9' GO. SEE, AND buy. !, ), !,
ana 10 Cords OF WOOD will be sold,
TERMs-On farm, one-thlrd cush,, rost
9, IA and is months. six per cent. inter-
10Y ~ = va POLLARD 8, BAGRY.
Auotioncers.
N. B,-We will offer 30 Acres adjoining
the above Farm In rear AZ same houT.
y lhat
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Where They Play To-day.
Plttsburg at New York.
air Chicago at Brooklyn. %
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
;88 st, Louis at Boston.
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9Cincinnati, N; Boston, :

= - . @ Fa.
BOSTON. July 14.--In one OF the most
sensational finishes ever seen on q ball
field Cincinnati won to-day's game A
triple play prevented Boston from scor-s
ing In the ninth.
Score: 53g H.H. =.
Cincinnati .......1 i O0O20O o. 8 8
Boston -. % 0 10000 o-3 10 2
tBatteries Ewing and schlel; Wilhelm
and Moran. Time, la. Umpire, John!
stone. Attendance, 1,l27
Philadelphia, Il; St. Louis, ?.
45PHILADELPHIA. PA July 14.-Phila-l
dclphIa defeated st. Louis to-day in q
poorly played game.
Score: r. e.
ST. Louis. .........., o 0 O110O-2 6 s.
philadelphia ,......,0 232 o 00.--7 10 l
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Gordon
Doom and Abbott. Time. 1:S5. Umpire
BausewIne. Attendance, 1.962.
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By{H. Seldom Taylor & CO..
Real Els tate Agents and Auctioneers,
Mo N Eleventh Street,
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

III oN JAMES RTlyI,EEiR AB9 nnrlt n 3
HH zaa s$as$
c5s P y sses f t sss E e. ssss
OF the 18Th day q June 1sS u thS ,e sa.s
2. Knox. ". ct nlsH the gnders,snn!sa. VIZ e
stSebs p dor ts aueet FnDat G BID
der. al Charles CIV courthouse. Va, OF,
WEDNESDAY JULY 18TH, 1907
AL that certain tract Or parcel q land.
WITH the improyE;mena tner So, Z, eona a csrs
ja, Jam river, containing fourteen hundred
n4 BE- hS sa9 ma m ndon Hn t7hs
MISSIONER estate, together with all nshing
privileges and other rights, .tenements and
apnurtcnances 70 said lund; g. any p AZ
m nsrs9t ana q e sad proper.y
s a'e i t3il,s d sye II = June me- los.
There are about 900 acres arable lann a.
timber timber principally NORTH Carolina pine.
which can be easily marketed. The fish
cry yields a substantial revenue weary;
The Jam eS River bteHtneTS ,IuIlieu w ous
rnond, Norfolk and all Northern markets.
%TERMs--No bid WILL DO accepted by the
Commits sioners until tho sum of two thou-
sand dollars ($2,000.O0l In ca sh, or certi..
hcd check or Now York draft Tor saio
to sad Gem
and a. upo e ssS aeed tSa
pufehaser shall have been ordered re- !, ON one
is to be paid In cash., and the remaining
be paya bic in one and two years, and.is
to Be evidenced by the negotiable notes
OF tho purchaser, waving the homestead
exemption. ana bearing alx per cent: In
terest from date OF sale, and secured Dy
deed OF trust upon SAID property 70 s sae
name; or all onsh at the option Of the
Fol-" further information apply to either
OF the undersigned Com nlssioners.
HERB BRT .G.RWHlPPLE,
Special Commissioner,
E355 22O Broadway. New York.
.s JOHN A. LAMB. sh{5S.
Special Commissioner.
sos Mutual Building, Richmond, Va.
= 81 t the County Of Charles city. d .
Laurence LaForge and others.., Plaintiff,
Henry ii. Knox and others Z. :. Defendants,
L. j. +. Ma or. clerk OF the said court,
do certify that the bond required Of the
dered "a said cause on the 18th day Of
June, 1906, has been duly given,
Gven5under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this attS dHsy II 5YHs c III!
>Je &c. ~ 1.6,s,l2l6,1a
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Hastings Court.
Inithe Hastings Court yesterday wal.
liam Robinson was given five months in
1ail for petit larceny, and Eddie Taylor
got three months for assault and battery.
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South Atlantic League.
At Savannah. Ga,-scoro: Savannah. q;
Jacksonville, i.
At Augusta, Ga.-Augusta, i; Macon. 2.
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Position 81 American Leag.tc
Leaders Unchanged for
'#55 One Day.
G GIANTS AND VI 4. PIRATES 4 | \. WIN I.
Cincinnati Defeats B'ca a s and and
4 Philadelphia Team Wallopss 81
AMERICAN LEAGUE y Y t).l
Y ST Lofts.

Scores Yesterday.
" Chicago, 2; Washington, 0. a
Il Detroit philadelphia twet grounds). 8
\ Cleveland, Z; New Yorls. 2.
X 81. Louis, g. Boston, g. 5t q mi
I. Where They Play To-day.
Boston Mt ST. Louis. 4
New York at Cleveland.
4 Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia mt Detroit.
Standing OF the Clubs,
Clubs Won Lost r Clubs Won Lost z
Cleveland ...45 n .s25 I3oEtot ......3i g .4!o
Chicago ts e ~ New York.. 81 q ass
Detroit .,.,a5 IS 400 ton ..24 40 .ss'
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BY Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlonCers,$
Office e27 Hull Street, Manchester, va,

Real Estate Agents and AuctlonCer
Office: 927 Hull Street, Manchester, =, Il
~ CURT sALD OF A NICD TRAh;MSl!H
~ DWELLING. NO. y. EL ,G SV, HN NJ e (
STREET., BETWEEN STOCKTON # AM
EVERETT STREETS. IN .THG C S;IiS
OF MANCHESTER, VA, ON. WEDN ES.
DAY, JULY 18TH. 1905. At $3.50 O'CAOChl5
7 p. NJ, ON THE PREMISES,
Nv direction OF a decree OF tho corpora
ton Court Tor said city, entered on ine
'day OF July. 1905, In tho sui ssy!ed
EStelle Louise Ishell VS.. johnson q als;;
Wo, the undersigned Commissioners, VIII
expose for sale at auction on the nay,
hour and place named above. tnht hHco
dwelling, No. 80 II. Eleventh btreet PEE Z
tween Stockton and Everett Streets. me
iot fronts Is feet on Eleventh street by
III feet deem to an alley 10 feet vide, MS
property is In nice neighborhood, .s
,TDRNis5--One.thlrd cash. balance At Y,
q and Is months for notes. 8 per cent.
Interest added, the tito retained until the
Whole Is paid; or al! cash. y SO desired
= - =, F. PAYTo,N:, Pr,
K Special Commissioners
hereby certify TINT the bond REQUIRED \
Of the Special Commissioner IN the above 4
styled silt has been duly X. s 4. bry..l. n @
Clerk Corporation Court for city Of Man-
s ssessss' va'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
New York, 8; Chicago, 2.
PIttsburg, !; Brooklyn. 2.
4 Cincinnati. 4; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, Z; st. Louis. 2.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-01
FIRE CHEFS IN COUNCIL.
Recommend Tax ON Insurance Com
panies TO Provide for Families
o. Deceased Firemen.

Coiumbia. October 25.--Evefy fire
department of importance IN South
Caroliua was represented st the meet.
ING OF the fire chiefs today in the city
council chamber. The chief subject
of DISCUSSION was the bill which it is
proposed to present in the State Legls-
lasure at the next session, which will
provide for payment of two peg cent.
Of all premiums taken by FIRE insur-
ance companies doing business In
South Carolina The money thus Oh
tanned, as it is obtained now in every
State in the country except four, will
be used for a permanent fund, provid-
ing benefit for sick and disabled fire.
u1en. and for the widows and children
OF those who die in the service.
The officers of the Association are
Louis Bearer. Charleston, president
nj Greenwaid, of Spartanburg, vice
president; f. g. Austell, Of Union,
vice president; r. S. Hooa. OF Sum
ter, secretary: T. 0. S.; Dibble, OF
sOraEgebarg, treasurer: j. A. Mllikin,
sof Columbia. statistician.
It was voted to send President Beb-
rens and Secretary Hood to Roanoke
to she National Association Of Fire
men meeting there next year.
It was voted to hold the next meet
IN at sGeoreeso9n next May, thoaeh in
Yitations were received from Geore-
town, Anderson. Sumter and Beaufort.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-01
Oklahoma ana Statehood.

according to mythology, Minerva
had no childhood, but sprang full
armed, a vigorous yoong woman,
from the bead of Jupiter. Oklahoma
is the Minerva of the States. With
her there was no period of slow settle.
nens. On the day that her borders
we're opened to the settler she sprans
fulfil edged, a vigorous young com
monwealth, into the Union. And on
the day that Congress admits her to
Statehood she will take rsnk with toe
foremost OF the Western States. Her
population of a million and three
hundred thousand. is the
combined population OF Oklahoma and
Indian Territory. according to the
annual report of Governor Ferguson
for the year ending June 80, 1904, it
is probably somewhat more than that
now-will place her in advance OF at
least twenty-one cf her sister States,
several ef them among the original
shirteeu. Nor counting Texas. only
two States west Of the Missouri will
be her equal In number Of people
Kansas and California. In old New
England, three. States, New Hamp-
salfe, Vermont, and Rhode Island,
could be combined and still not con
tain as great population as this new
commonwealth in the West will have
on the first day of its Statehood.