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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29
MONTAUK STEAM. BOAT CO.'S LINE

Between. NEW LONDON and GREENs
 PORT, SHELTER ISLAND, and
 SAG HARR0R, LONG ISLAND. Steamer ORIENT (passang gers orliyl leaves New London week days 10 a. Iil,, 4:20 p. m, leaving Sag Harbor, 6:2O a, London, Sag Harbor first landing, E Steamer MANHANSETT(f (freight1 car, ries passengers. leaves New LondoT week days (except July 4th and Septems ber. .4th), 8 a. m. Leaves Sag HarboI 12:25 ?. m. .- .~ r. .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29

''Was it hot out there?" Hot? The cuckoo stayed in the clock and cuckooed. Puck.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29
Starln,sN. Y. .&N.EI.lIne

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE, . Leaves New Haven 10:15 D. m, Starin Pier, Pier, foot of Brown Street. Lsayes New York, 800 ?. m, Cortlandt Street.
 tickets $l.25. Rooms $1.O0. Take Chaps el street cars to Brewery Street, c. H. FISHER, Agene.
 sAo-u New Haven. Ccnns
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29
HambGrg-JPmerican.

!*Bluecher, Aug. I !Deutschld Aug. 24 Patricia. Aug. 5s Hamburg, Aug. SI %Moltke-, Aug. 17 ?Penns'1iia, Sept. ?Waldersee,A Aug. 19 !*Bluecher, Sept. !GriIl Room. "Gymnasium on board.
 ?Via Dover for London and Paris to Hamburg. zDirect. & ,tr. HAMBURG-ANTERICA LINE,
 35-37 Broadway, New York, t Sweezey & Kelsey, 102 Church Streets Bishop & Co.,. 715 Chapel St.. H. Busa. man, q Orange St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11
LEIIERS

List of unclaimed letters adyer-
tised in the Clarksburg, w Va, post
Office, Oct. 3, 1905;
james Alexander, r. a. Arm
strong. Fhos. Adrian, Miss Zone
A1nnons, Anthenq Bower, Donad
Brown. IT. j.. Briseoe, W. H. Berk54I
lev, C. c. Cooper, G. G. Cooper, Vas
lie Vergl1inun, George Comp, Camp
Book Agent), Miss Audra Davis
son Bert Deem. a. r. Davis, Miss
Ethel Dye. Joe o. ponnell, Mss
Laura Delaehe. Mr.. Dodd, Mrs. w.
II. Dawson. Ella Hugiere, Jno. w.
Fowler. w. b. Fox, Miss Myrtle
Golden, Georgian Bay Fruit Grow
ers' Assn, Miss Bessie Hall, a. A.
Hanes. Jack Harding, John Hilder=
brant. Miss Nora Hustead, Miss
Nav Hannaway, Imperial WlndoW
Glass Co. Miss Came Jacobs, Ed
ward Kane. Mrs. W. d. Knefcheld,
w. r. Knox, Miss Eva Lawson, IL
NJ. IinviIle. Hattie Lewis, John
Ioeenicr. Giureanni Legato, lsacla.
TewelIvn. C. N. Miller, Daniel Nc
Keifer. Miss E. W. Merrifield, h N.
Martin. Mrs. Fanny Moore r h
Wount. Mrs. IesIia AIohenkamP
Toe Mcdowell. Miss Serial McCau-
IL. Miss Maggie Myers, Mrs. >: >.
Marion. W. Fl. Mitchell, Miss Ida
Near. Miss Ida Near, Miss Minnie
Possen. Settimio Pcrilli, Miss Min
ME Poison. Mavk Pyecha. J r. Pen
ord. Miss Eva Parsons, Miss Collin
il REED Pyle. Mrs. Abbie Person.
Rosario Rovano, Chas. Raser, Chas.
Pazer. Hannah Reed. W NJ Riley
W.T.. Rabbits. Jr., \. ID. Shaw, OIa
scott. Lorenzo Sanco, y. c. STU
Cleye Still. C. E. Stager, Miss Ches-
sic Smith. Mrs. Hattie Shallor, Jack
Shvnman, John Standen, Rev. Jno.
Stump. Miss Mary Smalls, Miss n
Y. smith. Rev. NJ A. Summers.
Miss p. s. Siggins, W. G. SmItf
Miss Annette Taylor, F. l.. Twin.
ing. Cola Tianni, Mrs. B. y
TLourp. Francisck Tybanc, G. r.
TavTor. Guy Titlow, Mrs Shirlle
farewell. Wm. Tierney, Manuel
VEGA. Crenchixan Vasilie, Delillc
yasilic. Davis Wright, C. w. Nony-
colt Crest Ward. Louisa Wilson,
Percy Wells. r. A. Wilson, Robert y
wilson. L. Williams, NJ. A. Wat
.l,iuz. Samuel Young. II. F. Young
s. c. DENHAM, r. NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11
BIG OIL TRACT
In GILMER co.

w. b. Denning. recently employ
ed rs stcnographer in the Office OF
Circnit Court Clerk H. W. Williams
here. went to C2ilmer county Tuesday
night and will he gone two weeks
The object of the trip is TO look after
a valuable tract of oil territory, $50
acres in which he has half inter
est. A day or so ago 6O-barrel
producer was drilled in within six
hundred feet of this tract, which
fact emphasizes the statement that
it Is very valuable. The property
viii be placed before capitalists for
the purpose of its development ana
within a short time it will more than
likely be one of the best producing
fields in this state. Mr.. Denning IS
highly gratifed with the outlook
and expects to have no difficulty in
arranging for the development OF
the tract.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11
PRICE 0F OIL TODAY
me- oil market today is Is fol-

When by chance n well comes IN
ut . fair rate of production it is only
q fow DAYS till it is down to very
ordin lry producer On Rock Camp
run. Sardis district. this county,
Jndoe Nathan COTS No. 10 when
drilled into the Gordon pay last Sat
nrday produced POS barrels Thc first
d hours. At the end of the second
81 hours it had dropped to 100 bar
rels. and at the third "a hours was
down to 60 barrels. The expert
ence at this we'll does not differ
much from that encountered in near
" every field in the lower southwest
The probabilities are that the No.
40 ON the Golf farm viii settle down
TO about 80 barrels a day and make
iust about the same kind OF we'll
rs No. 80 on the same farm. -
Northeast of the No. 40, l,ooo
feet the South Penn Oil Company
i due in the sand at an important
lest ON the J. W. Edgell farm. This
test has been drilled to the top oil
tbe Gordon and has been shut down
to move back the boiler and will be
drilled in tomorrow. Should tins
we'll come in a good producer 1t VIII
show northeast extension topresent
Teyelopmcnts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11
nudge Da toms Picture

Judge A. G. Dayton's picture, to-
gether with those of Judge Nathan
Golf and Ex-Judge John J. Jack
son. now adorns the walls of the fed :
.eral court room in the Postolllce
building. 1t is handsome IKE
ness of Judge Dayton and is eie-
gmtlv framed. The other two pic
lures have been there several years
Judge Dayton's was hung up this
court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11
REV. SAMPSON
TRANSFERRED

Rev. G. C. Sampson, who has been
pastor of the Pride's chapel OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church
has been transferred to Indianapolis.
md. by the conference. He serv-
cd the church here very ably two
vears and the congregation regret.
his departure and the best wishes OF
The citizens generally of Clarksbur9
accompany him to his. new field OF
labor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11

There is not so very much dill
ference between the old way of col
Letting taxes and the new way. a
god feature Of the new way is that
Il ere will be more efficiency and
ore Of the taxes will be collected
The sheriff gets no more out of 1t
t an before. in fact, not so much:
I ader the old system he received
Fl e per cent. commission and six per
@ MT. interest after January /. Un-
6 r the new system he gets 10 per
c Mt. straight. If fault is to be
found over such little matter as
II is. it is evident the directors have
little to base their objections on and
really find themselves in desperate
81 RATS to make n case.
As a distinction in Philadelphla
Il ose in charge of campaign head
a larters arc designated as hand
81 akers,'' and it is said they make a
s ccess of that part of the business
r Iiladelphia has ever been regard
al slow, but she is certainly mp WIN
II q times on terms and their proper
a application.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11

Gouli GETS control Of the Wabash.
J lmsey is out after long struggle
Uhey may tie up their controversy
~ resort to the courts, but in the
,eantime Gould will operate the
! ,ad. What West Virginia is cs-
.riaIlv interested in, is will the
: abosh build in this state? West
irrinia does not care whether it
] Gould or Ramsey that does the
! 1ildinc. Just 50 the railroad comes.
] will he matter of much interest
! Watching Gould's course regard
j = West Virginia and the newsPa--
RS viii likal44' he ff1rit-of his alleged
! ,tentions. The past few years the
Y abash railroad in West Virginia
hls been on paper only. and there Is
n strong susnicion that it will re-
rain there several years more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11

But recently there was an awful
+ light among Democratic editors
5out a purely imaginary statement
HAT the new tax laws were driving
ile oil companies out of the state
.ld that they had all ordered the
work to Stop, and by that many en-
! Iovees we're to be thrown out of
employment. Any one who has
1-atchc1 lie oil news knows now that
That fright was all uncalled for and
HAT development is progressing at
he usual rate and as if there had
] zen no change Of amy kind in the
] VS. affecting the oil interests. That
: ,Ise cry is of the same character of
he admonitions they are now max
] q about tax receipts. They ought
t. acknowledge that they were mis-
/ ken about the oil development GO
ing to stop short. and they will have
I own up after while that they have
l zen wrong on the tax receipt claims.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11
COUNTY COURTS NOT ALL:

: The county courts which have
I roceeded to lay violent hands on
lie real estate assessments as re-
l ortcd by those employed, especial
] for that duty failed it would seem.
Il take into consideration the fact
TAI the court of last resort in these
1natters is not vested there, and that
HE State board of equalization.
which is the governor and State of
1:cers. will have the final review
Charleston Mail
And that review is likely to prove
al sufficient to place the assess
lnents back where they belong.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11

The new dam cost the contract
price at any. rate, and some say 1t
cost more. The council ought to
find out how much more, if any
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-11

The value of the corn crop IN
er,ieeding, Kansas this year is esu-
n ated at $Y5, 900, 900. Even living
in Kansas has its brighter moments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
IN TURN. U.R|:|N| IN ..0U.7 o.. / 100000
W0R:DSIN !! !s|I|NG'LEH0UR'. u
Remarkable Results Reached by
Test Of T Telegraphy BY Aid
Of Photography.

Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch and
isf9 M III, New York Ilerald) u.
55 5(Cupyrght. by tho New York Herald co,)
PARIS. saturday--A practical test Of
Steegrapty by the aid OF photography was
made a few days ago between Paris and
London, which had not the experiment
been carried cut at the General Post Or
nee would read like q fairy tale OF science,
x The new process. known as tho Pollak--
Cirag system. Is capable OF turning out
tho Incredible number Of forty thou
sands words an hour, The apparatus
works at the rate OF seYenty-two letters
per second.
Tho details are too introcate to be given
shortly. but 1t may be stated that sem
Hitized paper Is used, There are a small
rreflector AND IN incandescent lamp, and
the writing Is uone with the point OF a
fine i've wire, Il looks like II pencil
flame. The exposure Is the three tno,i-
sandtlls l,arti OF u second, and tho de-,
yelopment and fixing takes FIVE to six
seconds ench,b ,t &
French chemistry has produced y plaps-
ible imitation OF the ord mary ogg OF CONF
merce. ia ~ az Il & s3 n
Ii The she'll us made with a blowpipe by
a combination Of lite ang blsmuth. The
white Ia made with sulphur carbon and
beef fat. and the yollS with beef blood
and naGnesla colored with clsromo yellow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
'G0IFR0M|1..E.L||A|||1.|H'T.O|||. ! \ II
LUNAIIC' j J A! Asylum. ] ]! / \
Startling assertion .sl.li Made .s1ys: by by.
London Physicians and
District w orkers.
dead Peril TO BIG 81 7 4 CITY ! i Y
Lives Of Flat DWellers so'Mtl Nc q: !:
,lotonous That They Become: u
Prey to Hallucinations.


t(Eptcial NJ Cable y 10 Tho Times. Dispatc ana
5 New York Herald. N AZ "a
4 Copyright, by the New York Herald COD
LONDON. Saturday T lon has spent -r
and ii spending millions Of pounds bull ID \
Ing Shug 8 blocks Of flat buildings, /, In "a
few years It may have to begin spend
Ing Millions Is do Y away them.
These are the words OF q distingu !, !;
+ ed Ycst End physicians in response to
ID question regarding the report iilsson 9 gye.
Sof8 the pa pcrs that tie growth fiat life
fin}} London, which Is becoming ore rapid
every year, IS regarded with some alarm
by public health expert IA u.
# From inquiries itsappears both med ical
men and poor law guardian who have
come In contact MI It'll many lunacys cases
ARE firmly OF opinion tha y flu = y ISL
spon nsibleh fors thu und due prop lon ofs fsirl-
tc rtaise In l,iiincy Nv hich Is costing Losl-
don IA te pas yers m ormo us q sum- q
money every yea I. .a
5As 4 lady guardian IN the eS5w rking class
district was very X EN- pi1at tic upon tlle
point: NJ
5 MY experience as "a regular yisi tor
TO blocks Sof flats ,95 she say con yinces
me that i the deadly monotony 5of that
London & flat life Is the direct cause Tof
{ many or 4 tho cases Of 4 slunacy, OF which
the public hears only In the bulk from ON
statistics. u s.E3 .
$.I have constantly been struck by the
large number OF women living In flats
who have to y be removed to. an asylum
ana d3the$conclusionsI come to- Is tba = fiat
Fljfe, BY reason ofi the eclusiol and con-
3seq,uent dullness which 1t imposes upon
women, IS :; one OF the deadlIest pc rils
threatening London women OF to- day.
ss8Sas."Thcr lives are n 50 % m one otonous that
they become Il a prey to hall Gina tons"
$es Dr. Forbes Winslow " Is equally con-
WINGED Of the evils OF flat ] life
ss& Ie looks Upon 81 as solitary continet t g. :.
8me,, L u which q produces depression and
Elunncy, but 1t may take about twenty
years before London realizes the gray. !.
$ity OF what is y happening Il nov.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
.j;.H| 4 Il: EVANS
PREPARING. 8T'.0|ILEAvE | D ]. VI:
Widespread Regret in Londor
at Departure Of Well Known
Americans, rs
Especial Gable TO The Timss, ! dispatch q

Especial Cable to Tho Tlnes- Dispatch and
New York Herud) as ls38Sl5 S
Copyright. 4 by tho New Y ork Herald Co..
Fl LONDON March 11.--rhere was much
surprise, as well as wi despread regret,
twhenSit became known that another tcon-
sui had been appointed In place OF Mr.,
Clay Evans, who became aware of the
fact7only3 through reading thenews in the
papers, ISL Il sa X ~ 7g II
THE Pilgrims are giving him q farewell
dlnners before he leaves. s.l Isl 5 Ks tsj
If Mrs, Henry w hlte and her daughter are
quite distressed MT leaving England for
Rome, Mrs. White especially sllklng tho
starting new life over there, as islla
now quite looks upon England as ser
home. What they al feel moro than any
thing Is the giving up Of their little coun-
try home near Wilton, to which they have
crown much attached.
AS the time for the departure of Mr.Nand
Mrs. Choate draws near people seem Y n
able to have enough Of the society Of the
popular nlbassndor and his w lfe,S for they
are being invited out ntjeyeryWhere.
Unfortunately tho am bassador caught
IL chill the other evening. which confined
him to his ROOM preventing Ills facing
the night air to 30 out dining, The y M
disposition Is but tr fling, how eyer, and
ll,e was able to8nttend the Kings leYno,
at st. Jnmes's I'a lace, on y hursda y, where
among the Americans presented BY him
were MI George Audenrled and Mr..
Howard Lewis, NJ III
B Mr.. ~ anes Hague, anot her "A nerit.all,
MAS presented by he Ital Ian ambassador,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
GET WEDDING PRESENTS
FROM ALL PARTS Of WORLD

slspecial Gable to The Times tDl atch and
tRRs d ,lst 5t New York Herad) ri
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz u
B6 LONDON, March 1l.--Mr. Marconl's 8 tlat
In Picoadlly, In view OF his forthcoming
marriage, Is stacked with cases and boxes
mlrers and friends in all parts OF tho
world. The Hon. Beatrice @ Rrlen was q
lucky brlde-elect, gifts OF every Kind hay.
Ing been shoWered upon her. jewels OF
great price. costly lfurs, valuable old
silver historic lace, pictures and OLD fur-
niture, and every concelvahlo5 object that
tho heart Of woman II could desire,
Her flancee's presents arc lavish, and
INCLUDE full length coat Q { Russian
ss,lbles and a collection Of jeWelry, which
includes a tiara and collar as we'll as
{cnrsage qrnamen ts, n, Fl /, n $ 5is5S
The AIarconi Company gave ~ magn IL
cent set or ables i o. mate n the coat he
Senlployess on the different Marconl star
Stions WILL present u chest Of plate. Il II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
'HUG0.'SITR0||U|!S|:ER||!S||I..... | I ] ! !. I.
HADNMANYL|EGS N. \. n ]
Relic Vendor Has Been Selling
I Fragments sof Pantal oonsSfof
II Three Long ears. 58
.BUT PIE e cEs !: 1 8 DIDN'T q MAT CH q
aEntcrprisin Dealer Isl 81 ~ Tow 'flii'; iis
Ill orty5 Thieves Of ..:
Amiens. III s.ss

s{sp,ec cial " cabo sto The " sTimes-D spatoh and
New ~ ork Herald j $i 52a 81 ss{f$
45a Copyright, BY tho New FORK Herald Co. s$S
March tfireo-yeastrt e. r. rs
pas IL a. man has been ling as elics$ $por
stions 81 q q pair OF trousers gu posedt TO
have be en- worn said aid
he paid sol. for hen, and told q the
story to concierge. ! q nseqie'nrltc''e 'rlt''e
many pc ople called TO aof s,' the g
trousers The III ian flrst sold fragments In!'l
sof.cioth, and mail huie time.
3 One2 Of the customers who Sboug t5aaieg
happened to meet ano had g also is.
bought p,t 4, sno oWed Z, :, they
were not ma tes. v Til poll ioc were inform n
/ "a a ana they arrested E the en- terprlsing'
81 ady cato tos the curt ofs Appeals.
having long III ffered from ne u tnsu!tH
and Ill temper q 4 his concierg dernanded
his dismissal $py the landl ord w hon htt !hl
was refused le sued a HE cone ierges ana
landlord Jointly for the natlterH N dam
age and annoyance caused M IN NJ This ms
clientele BY the concle abus slyehessFs l!s
when people inquired h TO M 81 He ob-sy
stained Il 00Of. (sgoO damage
Forty Thievs of q Amiens.
" Tho quiet clty OF Amtcrs Wa sthro WI
into a state OF unwonted exc tementE this
week u by n Il trial recalling he Ara bianI
Nights tnl e. 3S8
forc 6tlie} local Bjud ges, charged with va
rIous sburglaries| HI They are pla C. /; q
specially Y :arrangc gcd H dock ,sS 81 I'M feet deep,
accompanied byis.a3 large force of gen:
d:lrr,es The building II s Il also guarded
by egilnentS Of Infantry.
The prison being more an q mile ava
tho prisoners, Is at the conclusion OF each
days audience. 8nre chained In tree lots
and placed In three vehicles x Sspecially
brought from II rs The precau tons are
ate GchnracterSof the majority! OF the prls-
5oners, who are being defended bysprom-
5inent3 Paris lawyers n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
'NARR0NIEs|.CA|.P|E0
ARTFS1AN||.D||N||0DE.L /
Studio Caught CAY slsl:ii; Al:fiiir;e and . Both '1
1. Were Oyerco come by 55I;5
.#855 Smok q {. s.$2
NEW sALoN j Bic 81! SUCCESS I! : CESS
Whistler Exhibition to be- Held
#..5 il Paris nericans , lin ii Enl-s5.55i. i.
Il. barrassiiig sitioil.f .#ss


Especial Cable to Tho lines -Dispat tch and
S.llS New York Iera1d.) ;sS
Copyright by the New York Herald COD h
5s$PARIs, March 1.--Seyera 81 American an az t:.
lists Ia Paris have been pla ccd in an en- q
barrassing position bs;; sd; having to- phy
freight charges on til 8: pictures which they
sent to- and bein gsre:S
turned. AIN al
1 here were sent In bulk to Sst- Louis, hut
by q %mis take on theS part 3of the Expo
fsltion 10 ials sseYeral res have been
sent back here VII ths sacrunilla ed charges.
Ess Mr.. Bishing, one of N t he rtists, ,Si got
notice M from t thes express company the
II otiier$ day to the effect thai he ;ha ad 1907.
in y
Thes @ American A.soc ca ton Paris
aas ssa s.sa I Ss
The best Brenc; Il Y Master b. tsuch as 4 Bes-
MARI. Rapha u Coll 3ss sttFP ia wrens.
Ma gnin Pe titJehn. Airne ana Morot arc
shown. toget tlier WI TIL Am eri can q rtlsts of
Sprpminen cefS such as Bird gman, Tanner
and Alexand er. 5Sy t5s 4 iit
s The new salon Is voted Z a. success!
sS IN I he French press n fol.t weeks n past
there have been rumorsg hat Paris is to
i!tiSte AO-uu tutl =
issconfirmationsoff Of this and the exhibition
will be held q t he EcoleS de Beaux6 Arts.
under the h direction Of M. N Leonce Bene-
gdite, conse ryator OF the Museesd ID Luxem.
I Sbourg.5 AZ large number! or the $artist's 8
masterpieces will come over from iondon.
and ssket q hes, pas tells, etchinEs and litho-
s.grapi,s will $he lent by French. SEng llsh
and American collectors. ss &. n
ssS' "A. fire B ins the studio Of the sculptor
1r1f
Male erbes, n earl y cost tn ESQ ulptorg his
life as 2 Well tgas endang ering tina TOT his
model. ~ 3s
Ii Some curtains caught n fire, probably
+ from the stump OF a cigarette, and tho
studio was filled with smoke ). 8 VIII 535ist
SSsInss heir hurry to escape both artist
and mod were unable to- open the door
and Were overcome by the smoke. The
proter. hearing their cries, burst N 9 pen
the door; Gianbald ID was severely burned
ton the face and limbs while his nude
model escaped with the loss of his beard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
.VICAIM;7I[|: COT SWORD %
THRUST T'|.||! IN HIS. HI! RIBS Ribs
Infuriated d Noblenlan Fights Duel
With Editor, Who Disables
Him in First Bout.
Especial Cable 70 The Times I'm Dispatch AM an

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
i +, Il N New York llerald,)
(copyright, by tho New York Herald Co)
PARIS, March Ylscomte de Pully
fought a sword duel at tho Grande Rome
on wednesday with NJ, Del Prat, editor
tho lIclanreur del lndra in consequences
of an article published In that paper
which he considered offensive. lcomte
Pully was al lsnbled In tho first bout by q
wound three Soentineteres deep, near the
stopped the combat,
The Marquis de Dion, tho MARQUIS do
Chasselouplanbnt and NJ. Rives, Of the
3Autonobilo5 Club de France, have started
an action for libel against the new paper
Les Sports on tie ground or being ac-
cuaed OF wllfully,obstructlng fthe attain
lnent Of n satisfactory arran cement re-
gardlng the international CUP In the In
terests Of the facturers, with whom
100 ff4 isf s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
SON or D'ANNUNzIO
n 5@5 WILL GO ON STAGE

Special Cable to The u rimes. dispatch and
jif .ssg New York Herald
\ 4 Copyright. by tho New York Herald CO..
3s PARIS, March little son Of Gabrielle
d.Annunzio. the Italian playwright t.s.t.a u .E! 9
#just announced his 8inten ton Of becoming
an actor. He will devote himself ex-
5clusively to tho Interpretation o. MS
fathers works. claiming superior abtlity
TO bring out tn $eauthor's ideas.
Sa I1c viii have the active support OF his
father In his Undertaking. though 1t ls
doubtful whether financial success will
6bo attained. 53 81 ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
zOLA'S .FAVORIT "a HOUSE NJ.
TO BE CONVALESCEN HOME

Especial Cable to Tho Times. Dispatch and
f|.lsg NJ New York Iernld
IA (C.opyrIgh .S by the New York Herald COD 81
Y PARIS, Saturday Mms.S Imle Zola has
given to II tho "a siatance ~ Publ lque, the
great French@c charitable nssol ciatio y her
late husband s rnvorte n bode y of M Metlan.
famous by that set of novels Of
the naturallstlc school, entitled q Soirees
do Medan. N 3SSy {!s59 "a |5
# The house 5and d garden are t % beN trans
formed into o. conval lescentB home for tho
women nurses employed In tho hospitals
and other establishments under8the jurls-
sdiction Of the sslstnnce Publlque.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
GREEN FASH Hl0NABL
COLOR. For MEMS CLOTHES

Especial 81 Cable to X The Tmes- ID ispatch and
New York Herald 5
Y (Copyright. by the New York II Hernld Co) ~
LONDON. March n.-Should The con-
fldent predictions Of tailors be realized
green will be /, the fashlonab bic color for
Smen's g attire this summer; green In all
shade ranging between the aggressiye-
ness OF the cat's-eye and tho 4 subdued
pnllor OF Brussels sprouts. II