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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
Near side and Off side,

When horses. were first hitched to
vehicles the driver never thought Of
riding himself, but walked by the side
Of the road as he held the lines. SO as
to have his right hand always ready
he walked on the left side, and conse-
quently the horse on the left side came
to be known as the near" horse, and
the one on the right side was called the
s''offf" horse. In that manner the terms
near horse" and "of horse became
general and still pertain to horses
hitehed as ii team.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
He Probably Took the Hint.

Young Tutter Miss Clara, suppose
that tomorrow evening should call
again and, having nerved myself up
to it. suddenly, while we were convers-
ing, I should without a word throw my
arms around your neck and deliberate
II kiss you, what would you do? Miss
PinkleyOh, Mr. Tutter, don't ask me
to look so far ahead.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
Long Cooking.

Of fresh foods the elephants foot
needs cooking the longest time, as it
does not acquire its proper tenderness
and succulence till it has been baked
for about thirty-six hours. Next comes
tripe, which requires from ten to ff-
teen hours of boiling before it becomes
thoroughly digestible. Next come
hams Of good size, which require from
six to seven hours. Of roast meats, a
haunch of venison takes longer than
any other ioint-about three and half
hours. OF buildings, the Christmas
pudding comes easily first, as it is boil
ed over ana over again Sometimes it
is kept for months or years and under
goes several boilings. The average time
is from six to eight hours. The veg
etable which takes the longest time to
cook is the onion.-London Mail.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
Reluctant to Give Up.

Lend me $40, old man. I'm a little
short
THAT won't help you any. You'll be
just as short after getting the money
Nonsense, old chap! How do you
make that out p
Why, after giving you the $40 !
don't expect to see you any longer. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
IA Maddening Position

The hardest thing girl does is to re-
frain from asking man question
that she knows will make him mad
when she is just boiling with curiosity
to know the answer. Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
Easy Remedy.

He-Here is your sdressmaker' bill.
She is becoming impatient for her
money. She-Indeed. Then I must call
tomorrow and order a new dress
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04

ne mad Deen QTlVen 10 TIDY the VIII Oh
his subordinate, and there was no eS-
cape for him. When the man sitting
next to Parke was receiving the insult
the general rose and turning to Kent,
said:
Major, please accept my apology"
There was burst of applause that
made the room ring, and the general
knew that he had saved himself from
being the most unpopular man in the
army and had made friends Of those
who would otherwise have been his
enemies
The occurrence was not long in reach
ing Violet Blacks ears The tempta-
ton to accept a prospective coronet
had been great, but she had not made
up her mind to give up love for it. Her
lovers adroitness in turning a disagree
able position into a triumph was the
feather in the scale that caused love
to outweigh ambition. She declined
Parke's offer and accepted Kent. The
officers at the dinner had had an in
Killing Of the situation, and when Kent's
engagement was announced they con-
sidered it triumph at which they had
assisted. They gave the major fare
well supper, at which the general pre-
sided, and he knew that his daughters
loss of d eoronet had REFINED for him
the affection of his officers.
MARY JOHNSTON WOOD.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
THE HcME or v1HoL
To Thin PEOPLE

THE HoME OF V1H0L
TO Thin PEOPLE
Let US advise you to take Vino1. The
reason It is the best strength and flesh
creator is because it actually contains
all the medicinal elenents taken from
genuine fresh Gods Livers, without oil
or grease. These combined with organic
iron and other body building ingredients
create the greatest flesh, strength and
tiss, builder known to medicine. Try
It on cur guarantees. Respectfully,
E.A. PFEFFELE, Druggist.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04

Men attending the pans IN sal works
are never known to have cholera,
emallpo1, scarlet fever or influenza.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-04
The Brute.

She You married me for my money.
He-Well, It's no use grieYing over 1t
now; it IS all gone New Yorker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
SEVERE ARRAIGNMENT.
Messrs. Flood and Eggleston Pour
Hot Shot Into Republicans,
peclal to The Times, pispatch,)

Especial to The Times Dispa tch,
YORKTOWN. VA. October 3,Irhe
PEOPLE Of York were addressed here to-
day by Mr.. ], .. Eggleston, Jr., Demo-
cratic candidate for State Superintendent
Of Schools, and Hon. II. .. Flood. OF Ap-
pomattox Notwithstanding tho rain, a
good crowd was present, and the speak
trs were accorded n cordial reception,
Mr. Eggleston's address WAS confined
almost entirely to the subject OF public
education. His remarks about free books
listened to with close attention, MS tho
Republicans had already been talking
OF this matter In this section Mr., Eg-
G,eston. explained tho subject fully, and It
is safe to say that few people In thla
county will vote for free books" now
that they understand who has to pay for
them, where the money will 60, and
Who Will have to pay the extra taxes.
Mr.. Flood made ono OF the strongest
speeches eyer heard IN this county, HIS
BrraIgnlhent OF tho Republican party In
state and national affairs was especially
strong lilo called attention to tho Of
forts OF the candidate for Lieutenant-
Governor, Mr.. Kent to array the Valley
and the Southwest against Eastern Vir-
ginla, and stated that this gentleman had
80 far gorgottcn himself In his bitterness
against his own people rs to advocate
cutting down the representation OF The
people or southstde and lsaatern virginia
In3.the General Assemblyy-R thing which
the Republican party at Washington had
4 keen talking about doing against tns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
.R|GHT Royal Wins.
FAIR R It: STAKES {
IN Leading Event at Belmont
Park He Defeats Glen Echo,
the Favorite.
CLOSE TO WORLDS RECORD.
Santa Catalina in Winning the
Event Comes Within One
fifth Second. 4.
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, October Bright Royal,
at to /, won the FaIryiew
ceiling stakes at Belmont Park
to-day. defeating the heavily play
cd favorite, Glen Echo. who was backed
from Z to s, to to 10. Black Prince
vas third. The mile and a sixteenth
was run in 1:45 flat.
at one mile and three-sixteenths, came
within one-fifth Of second OF the
wcrl rs record, when she ran the distance
in 1857 3-5. Summarizes:
First race-sclling one mile-Grapple
(even) and n to p first. Columbia Girl
Us to y and &c to y second Platoon Gao
to y and d5 to y third. Time, las. I'll e
Second race-the Corlnthian steeple-
chase, about two miles and a half-Ivan
Ii to y first Grandpa @ to 1O) second,
Buck O'Dowd g to y third. Time, 5:07
Third race-flve and one-halt furlongs,
stlaightaway-Wat e to p first.
Annetta Lady Is to y second, Samson
/ Il? to y third Time. 1913
Fourth race--the Falrview selling
stakes mile and sixteenth-Right
Royal. e to y first Gen Echo g to lO)
second, Black Prince 40 to y third. Time,
As.
Fifth race-selling. six and one-half
furlongs main course,-Rye q to u first
Eli mnghnm Is to ~ second, lavigny %
to p third Time, 1:21.
sixth race-mlle and three sixteenths--
ssnta Catalina az to 10Y first, Outcome
"a to 10y second, Louis II. GO to y third.
Time, 57 So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
MISS ADBELL "A WINNER.
She Causes Surprise BY Winning
the Feature From Susie N.
T(By ASSOCI0tcd PTeSA. J

IoS g<hsSVS'VtSN Ac''''''
LEXINGTON, KY, Octobe S.--The s21,-
900 futurlty for three year-olds featured
tho Inauguration Of the thirty-third an.
nllal meeting OF the Kentucky Trottlng
Horse Breeders Association to-day, ana
the famous contest was decided upset e 9
tho talent Before the race Susie n, SOLO
at $50 to 500 forgtho Held and, after she
had taken tho first heat in comparatively
easy fashion, she sold at $50 to the NEG net
slider in the betting, took the next three
heats, The third heat was tho ono which
killed Susie MS chance and proved the
splendd condition OF Miss Adbell, no
two raced like a team for the first half
travelling tho SECOND Guar.oFs s,a q s and
eha dranped back beaten, Miss Adbell
can ' on ana won. and took. the, next
heat ana race comparatively without cons
test. -, i.
the sixth heat by Maud Keswck, the
second choice. II winning ln I the second nc!
t1le event. 4ti5 t. att s4t ff4f.stsE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
NOEL AND EGGBORN. 1
Made a Good Impression On the
Madison People.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch:)
Il madison, VA, October 34-Circhit
Court opened here to-day, Judge Grns-5
ley presiding; very good crowd iii att
tt ndance. 3,5$3t
state Senator John ID Noel, OF Lee
county, and William II, Eggborn, Of Cul-
pepper, Va, spoke for the Republicans
A good crowd heard tho speakers. About
tho Same size 4 crowd that heard MIR.
Swanson on tho 18th Of September.
This was Mr.. Noel's first visit to Mad
lson, and he made o very favorable Inn
plesson on our people without regard to
POLITICS 6
His speech wns we'll received by the
Republicans ana was regarded BY tho
rjeople genrally as an able presentation
OF his party's cause.
Mr.. Eggborn also made q good speech.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
New Sportsmen's Device,

Tho trouble which sportsmen expert
once IN travelling to and from the snoot-
Ing grounds in transporting their dogs Is
n thing OF tho past II You provide your
self With a modern Dog Crate. This lat
est innovation for the hunter and breeder
Ia a safe. convenient and scientific con,
triyance, insuring your dogs safety, food
and water on route to hunting grounds or
kennel They'rn exceedingly light In
weight. yet durable and strong, rnd the
prlces for the celebrated Hnckus make are
very moderate,
Quite ali assortment OF sizes may be
seen In O. II. Berry y Co.'s Trunk and
Bag Depny TIN ant, Ill { 4g !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04

South Such IN endorsement, coming
from virginians against each other
would DO oil the Republican party in the
ration would wish: and tho South would
DO Inundated and crippled In the halls
Of legislation. Mr.. Flood called atten-
ton to tho fact that the declaration OF
Tho Republican platform on the Baylor
survey was exactly opposite to tho Res
publican votes on this matter In tho last
two Legislatures, and that no confidence
could be placed In n party that declared
for one thing and voted for Just tho op-
loslte 3i5a M Il " Y. rs
There are no dissensons hore on ae-
count Of tho primary. The Democrats
arc united and will give tho ticket strong
support.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
PES BY r. 3. Chaf1n s. Company q
incorporated,
@ Ronl stats AuctiouaorB, II IA si8E
r. r UsTD DDS All CIT Q N BALDI

T1RUSTbDS AUCTION SA1.a
a NICE LITTLE OIL A r NJ + Q M TIL IL IN Y
CHARLES CITY ROAD, ABOUT DLEysSSSS
I1N MILES FROM RIICHMoN{D.4,sG;I9}MsE::Is I
PORTABLE DWELLIN g. ANDsU6UA14Lfstll
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of tr,,st,
from Cal. Hugselmnn, e recorded 4 In N hoy
clerks office of !Henrico9 County Court ssRs
In Decd Book 100 AZ page CD, defaultS haYSSS
inE been made IN the pay nent5 OF money!
therein secured, and being SO requir ed sbysss
the beneficiary, we will sell BY pu bio auo-ss
ton In front of Henrlco County Courts
n9 sAfu RI ocr nth, 1905, at "a %
the roa estate described in said eed Sesa
folio ws: All that certain tract OF aland alnla
the county of Henrico. Va. with lmproyesssSs
met1ts thereon, about eleven ~ 11) miles NJ
from the oity Of Richmond, on the Charlsss
CITY Road, containing seyenty-nire e7o) 4
acres, more or less, and being the same
land conveyed to Cnl Husselman by dasdsi
from Annie Josephine n Eddy and NJ hu ~!
Il TERMS Cash Ms to expense Of texe clt. AS
Ing this trust, including any tax es$ ana II
Insurance due, and to pay past d uet not efs
81 $40. with interest on 500 thereo T. froin$
Ian %, 1905, and any residue % {. purohanoss
money, payable In cash. I'M
- JOHN G. &EASLEY IS ysss sss
s $33 JAMES b. 5ARYIE %, gssSsa :s
# i. n. N iS3s Tris teess ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
IN CITY OF STAUNTON
(speolal TO The Times Dispatoh.)

Especial TO The Times-D ispatoh.)
4 STAUNTON, VA, October 3,--1n the
Democratic primary held here to-day for
the nomination Of municipal officers
thoro was no opposition for City Treas
urer Arista Hoge. Commissioner Of Rev.
enuo A. A. Eskridgo. city Sergeant Ed.
Bell. Constable C. a. Grafton. City Clerk
", Argenbright, tho principal fight being
between Mr.. Ehrter Braxton, present
Incumbent for city commemorative at
torney, ana Mr.. j. r. Tucker. Braxton
winning by u maJori OF i rs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
APPEAL
TO MIS- FRIENDS.
Continued from First Pagc,) #


been closer to tho people Of this state,
6f'"rhe new constitution, framed by the
Democratic party enables the people 70
take on n new form Of power.
"I admit that power Ia the greatest or
all curses unless 1t carried with x the
propor sense Of responsibility.
zone cannot be governor Of this State
for four years without finding out some
thing unless he shuts his eyes to what
happens. , A
Learn the Policy.
,You must find out what Is the policy
of people before you can properly
Judge them.
II have learned that the Democratic
party OF Virginia stands first for prog
Eress, and i believe We had better go
wrong sometimes than not to go at all.
ut has been the policy of our party
under new conditions to bring the depart
tneits into closer touch with one an
other and to breed harmony among
them. 81
.The. basic principle Of all free govern-
Ement is an honest ballot, honestly con-
Quoted, = declared the governor amid
prolonged. cheering, "and I maintain that
we do not need the advice of Repibli-
cans on the subject Of honest elections
in Virginia"
II am Informed that even the Banks
dale law did not prevent tho expenditure
Of money lnvishly in the Ninth District
by Mr.: slemp tho head and front Of tho
Republic can d party in Virginia. and II
money was spent there, that must be
corruption. ia
1T sayHto my felow-cttizens OF Greenes-
vile that our new Constitution Is the
best product OF the best mon of our day
and generation.
ut has taken from you and me what
ever occasion there may have been for
doing anything wrong in elections IN this
State, and I want to say that whatever
was done on this line In other days was
done in the spirit Of fighting fire.
We've put out the fire now" con-
tinued the Governor, amid Wild applause,
5"and 4 say let us turn our faces to tho
front and be men,"
Bonds Above Par.
The speaker here took up the State
administration for the past four years,
and with becoming nlodesty showed that
the bonds OF the Commonwealth had gone
beyond par and In proceeding on this
line he said: Eve are In a position to
face the world and say that our credit la
as good as honest government can make
1t anywhere.
He referred to the provisions made for
the care of the deaf, dumb and blind Of
tho State, and said It has all been done
without additional cost to the citizens
Of the State.
Tho Governor referred to the new builds
ings erected at tho insane asyluins, tho
penitcntiary and the Capitol. and de-
clared that they had been erected out of
funds secured by Democratic progress,
ra Their than by Republican suggestion.
Flo said that the Democratic admins-
tration, through It's Corporation Commits
sion had gotten annually over half q
million OF revenue from the railroads of
the state. which was source Of taxation
heretofore untouched, and then he paid
the members of the commission q splen-
did tribute, declaring that there was no
finer body, either in point OF character or
ability, In any State In the American
Union.
8: Balance Still Left.
Tho Governor showed by a statement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
TO Speak at Leesburg. (.

special TO The Ttmes-Dlspntch.)
Ii 1.EEsBURG, VA. October 3.-Hon,
Leslie M. shaw, Secretary OF the Treas
ury. and Hon. ]. N, Hartman, OF Taze-
well. Republican candidate for Suporin-
tendent OF Public Schools, will speak ut
n large Republican rally ut Purcollvllle.
Ioudoun county, on October 14th In
slant at 2 o'clock. Tho Republican Coun-
ty Committee Will make a thorough can-
vass Of tho county during October. and
meetings will DO held at Leesburg Hills
boro, Round Hill, Tnylorstown, LoYetts-
ylllo and Neersvillc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
,OPPOSEMR. REV.
Isaac J. Reynolds in the Field in
Accomac County.

CETINCOLEAGuE. VA. October s.
Mr.. Isaac ]. Reynolds, a prominent cltl-
zen Of this place. announces his oandl77
dacy for the legislature from Acoomau
In opposition to Mr.. John r. Rev, who
has been recently declared the Demo-
cratic nominee to succeed himself.
Both Of these gentlomen ara able and
fluent speakers and Il joint debate Is
looked forward to with much interest. Y
Messrs Dennis and Smith arc con-
templuting building u handsome winter
amusement hall with tho most modern
1nd up-to-dato convenionces accessible
to the public, 95t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
At Louisville.
: I1-I III|-I.. u - q
I3u A ssnrintad Press,

- (!3y ItfSsVC1tttou : tFo ''s,'3 -,
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 3.-Churchlll
Downs summaries:
First race-one NATURALIZATION us to
Is first. Blue Grass Girl (25 to y second,
Naran Is to s. third. Time, 1:47 rs;
Second rnce-six furlongs.Chlet hayes s
terllght (6 to 81 third. Time, 1:19 1-5;
K Third race--six MISUNDERSTANDING q 70
10Y first, Frank Bill go to ~ SECOND, Ma
jor Carpenter eco to y third. Time
Fourth race-the Fifth Avenue 1and!--
CAP six furlongs-Funculalre % TO 10y
first, Intense Q3 to y SECOND, Moonet
(23 to s. third. Time, Iii 20.
Fifth ract-stceplechns handicap
short course-Sceptre e to y FIRST, New
Amsterdam C to y second, Onyx II. % to
q third. Time. 9:5l Ii. =
Sixth race-mlle-John Lyle "a to %
first, Knowledge 200 to y second. Mar
shal Ney III to 10Y third Time. ! 40 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
c,hica %. z: philadelphia, S
RICHMOND SHUT OUT.
Not Able to Score in Opening
Game With Washington and Lee

Especial to The 1'lmes-Dlspatcho
x LEXINGTON. VA. October 3.-Wash-
5intgon and Lee University to-day de-
fentcd Richmond College "a to Q IN q
game Of football devoid of interest.
,rho 1,exinrtonians broke through tho
line and ran the ends OF their opponents
al VIII IKE Richmond boys rarely had
the ball In their possession.
For Warrington and Lee tho end run,
ming OF Anderson and Anderson and line
hitting OF Moomnw were features. MT,
Beckner, Of the Virginia Military lnsti-
}tute. was umpire, and Mr.. Allan. Of Bal
,tlmore referee. The timckccpers were
Mr.. Willis, OF Richmond College, ana Dr'
Bitter, OF washington and Lee. HaiVes'
fifteen and ten minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
ST. Louis, o-2; Brooklyn, 4-3.

+5Es 81, ELOulS, zO-Z A1ASSiNAJ - = ~.
CT LOUIS. October 3.---A double header
to-day marked the closing OF tb" scason
Tor tho National League club here. emlu
brooklyn won both games from St.SLoul s
Attendance. Zoo. Y 81 III
va First game II =
Score: = : \ ~ = a ~ q - = =
i s.: diS';,Is ... &
ana RiieT Time 1 w. Empire. Klein.
scopna = same r. H. p.
b Dr. 1iI,.is ..............S % il 2
Batteries-Alc and Lcahy;% sean
Ion and Ritter. Time, :33. Umpire
KLEIN. 8
Pittsburg, 1914; Boston, 20.
rrrTsBURG, October 3-Pltts burg won
the first game In the first Inning by hit
tiny Young hard. b The second game was
won IN the eleventh inning on Rltchey,s
two bagger. Peitz's sacrifice and Lei
fields single.
First game 81 B45 tS3 ii n &
5H Score: Il. n. y.
g E,d,; 3S2S1q9 5-ls e
4 Bntteries--Lynch and PETIT; Young and
Needhnm. Time. 40. Umpire. John
ST tendance. 2.s7o.
Second game Isl
Score: Z. Fl. %.
Bos.orl .........O 2 Q 90 OF o 0 o. 8
Batteries-TIcineld and Peitz: Willis and
Moran. Time 1866. Attendance. 2a70.
Umpire, JOhnstOne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
.Onens Local Headquarters.

11ondnuart ers will be opened to-day N
tho rent,nr room OF the Powhatan Hotel
Nv tba city Democratic Committee. Mr.
r. IL Wade will be on duty until satur-
day, tho last dny on when voters uhn
Ia. hnon out Of his former precinct Tor
(, hlrtv DAYS without getting his transfer
,v,ll Io deprived Of the right to vote on
satnrdny registrars will sit at every
precinct In the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
Lannigan Varsity Trainer.

3Il lSpeclnI 70 Tue IIl1eB-lJIspntCH.I
z ofARLoTTl1SYII4LE3,Y VA, DOT, s,---Mr. Lam
nlgan, former junior director Of physical train,
position Of trainer at the University Of yir-
gnia and entered to-day upon his duties FOR
eighteen years MI, I.anngan has had charge
base ball ami Track teams. and his knowledge
Of his business has gained for hin, an extern .,,
siye reputation. Mr. I.anngan comes South
On ACCOUNT OF the health Of his family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
Woodberry Forest Wins.

(Speclal 10 The Times lspntcn.}
S 0RANGE. VA. October BY oodberry
Forest defeated the virginia scrubs s,i ~. IL,
a hotly-contcsted game OF foot ball ms
afternoon by the score of 8 TO =. ume,
for Virginia. kicked goal from me
fold. The backs of the WoodPorry were
excellent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
Shaw in Lynchburg Tonight.
/u,.oinv RI Thu vri1noa- ID sDutE h.) q

Especial TO TIC tIIHoH-DIsVaELH'I
q {IYNCHBuRG, VA. October Sion
leslie M. Shaw. Secretary OF the Treas
ury, will open the Republican campaign
here tomorrow evening In a rally to be
hold at PAGES tobacco warehouse, he
Will arrive herd tomorrow afternoon
from Danyillo, where he spoke tonight
and will be met at tho station by
non-partisan committee who VIII escort
him to his hotel. He Will be introduced
by Captain r. III, McCaull, of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
u. Of va. Golf Club.

fsnecial 10 The T,mes- Dlspa tcfl;l
c1ARloTrEsvILE vA t;;, OCT s hasn o 6r-
yers,i,y, o. a. tbe session With the following
ns1eE. F p fF eSmp e A WIFI
sfx Rfef MA yice-presdent. George r.. Pad.
SSSrNlhs 81 Chicago, secretary and treasurer (.
Both fall and spring t tnni san M viii
held, and several teams from ON . ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
Griffin Is Named.

(speolal to The Times Dispatoh)
WARSAW, VA, October a.--'rhe Re-
publlcnns OF Wcstrnoreland and North
umperland counties met at kinsale to-
day and nominated Mr. n. G, Griffith,
OF Hague. for the House OF Delegates