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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-06

Ladies' Skirts made to order. See
Dan Rody, the tailor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-06

Humor a Prime Requisite.
He who lacks humor. be his powers
vbst tfav . has only half a mind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-06

Ii will pay you to investigate the
Specials on sale at the Clay Furniture
Co. tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13
Another Suburb.

The Pope estate adjoining the Ginter
property to the north Of the city. /, and
known as "Bellvue" is ere long to be
opened to suburbanites. 80 4 1T is said.
About 100 acres Of this land has already
been surveyed and plotted, and when the
physical features such as d, aiming, level
airs and clearing. have been colnpleted,.
dwelling houses will be built wi hout de-
lay. "a b,
5s Mr.. George ope SO rumor5 hat tn u, con-
templates erecttrg a handsome resid ence
for his own OCCUPANCY. la
Extensive Improvement are being made
and there is ground enough upon which
( To- build a considerable town. Il
There were several sales OF real estate
yesterday, hut the agents making the
sales would not give out any partlcu-
+ lars. ,tS
8 John T. Wilson has bought from Peter
ID. CHM a lot on West Avenue, between
Boyd and Birch Streets, for which he
paid 1920. 'i !5s5 I I.
b. John P, Branch has bought from J. H.
Cecil a lot on Broad Street, between Kin
arey and Bowe Streets. Terrns private
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS I. Y |
8@ - - t---;.--- -. II
Great Enterprises Contemplated,
Involving Expenditure Of Mil
lion or Two, Perhaps.
CITY PROPERTY is WANTED
Another Suburb to BE Developed.
Sales Of Realty Made
Yesterday.
CITY PROPERTY is WANTED

It Is understood that there Is a plan
on foot to erect the largest and most
modern bonded warehouse and storage
buildings In the South on property In
the Shockoe valley bounded by Sixteenth.
Eighteenth, Grace and Clay streets. The
city owns a piece OF property In thls
district, which the company concerned
seeks to acquire by purchase. 1t Is said
that the company has . million dollars
behind 1t; and they have opened nego-5
tiations for the desired land. Messrss
w. B. Yves. and John A Robinson mp.
peared before the Common Council Moo
day night with their project and With
view to purchasing the property.
The land concerned is the Seabrook
Warehouse tract, and tho prospective
purchasers are ready TO pay u reasonable
price. and have suggested 81, 0o0
After getting deed to this land. and
provided that permission to lay railroad
tracks across Broad Street is obtain "a
1t Is said that tho company will begin
{ at once the work OF building the great
lines of structures. which Will include
warehouses for the storage Of all sorts
of commodities, for power and lighting
leo and other plants, MI for the exclusive
use OF the warehouse system.
The company's representatives 81 say
that this enterprise will be OF SO much
benefit to the city that the Council should
be liberal in granting concessions.
b One OF the arguments Is that II the
/ by the cty,5it will be converted from
property OF little value to-. a taxable
value Of ten times Its present revenue
producing capacity. S3f 4t 5ss ss Hi 5i4
Il II the City Council retllscs to grant
the land CONC asked, II will inter-
Sfere with thu plans Of the company, and 4
more than likely, reduce the magnitude
of the enterprise; but It - sta ted that
even under these circumstances the gen
tits understood that the prom ters have
secured all the land except that belonging ..
Ito the city. u # II SS s.
s AT the meeting Of the Council Messrs.
K Robinson and West had ths following
/ resolution introduced !: 55 a
&$" BE 1t ordained by the City Council,
the Board OF Aldermen cof,curring. that
the Finance Committee be authorized, and
here by q Is authorized. Ito advertiseS for
brook Warehouse property IA q z s
"a number OF councllmen were seen by
the promoters. but few seemed to give
much encouragement. and several ans.
nounced their Intention OF demanding a
big price for the city property.
It Is also rumored that an even larger
project is being contemplated In this
&vicinity-an Immense central freight sta
9tion for all the railroads entering Rich
mond. The Seaboard Air Line has been
acquiring land in8this neigh orhood suffi-
Client 10 build a freight terminal on an
elaborate scale. Although the railroad
denies any knowledge Of this; scheme,
there are, several ndicatlons which point
that way, ~
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Races at Iatonia.
Ry A ssociated Press

!
Il CINCINNATI, June &c. =. Rayley'a
8Hold Fact won the Harold Stakes for
.two-yea r-olds at Ave furlongs the feat
ure Of the card at tonia day SUM
maries: 5s3 l4s 3S
First race-four AM isa half furlongs--
Miss Bertha e. to " first, g King Leopold
ds TO s. second, S q to \ third third
Second race-seven furlonss -Ulury q
to 81 flrst. Carew a to ~ second, 8 Tom
Grove go to y third. Time, i % So.
II Third race-mile-Dutch Barbara @ TO
S f1rst, Major T. J. Carson us to s. sec
.ond. Terms Rod CO, to y third, Time Tin
Fourth race-ave furlongs; Harold
stakes-Hold Fast q toll first. Harold
D. go TO u second, Dwell ndo 3 40 to y
third. Time, 1:0 3-5. 5 81
Fifth race-six furlongs q
TO y lrst, Oasis go to y second. Lizzie
Mclean Us to y third. Time. 1:lb.
8 Sixth race-six furlongs-The Mate ~
tod first, 1nterllght Is to y second,
.Toppy Carl CTS to n third. Time,
.1:15 2-5. S4 3. Il K MS
Seventh race-mile and a half--Donble
90 to ~ first, Swift Wing Gao to y sec
5ond, Il Little Elkin q to y third '--snle,
l2:36. s5 + ess8 S s52is3S I'll ss5ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13
THE TOBACcoNIsTSsN1N
IN orfolk Loses Out in a Game
Characterized by Heavy Hitting.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch).
DANyILLE. VA, June Z. The = oba ll-s
ifconists won from the crow Of the Mary MARI,
sJans here to-day, in e. game when ny! w" .',
characterized by heavy batting. by the
score OF 10 to wo pitchers were used used
by each team, Leonard being displaced
at the beginning OF the fifth inning by
Brooks. and Macdonald being relieved
by the southpaw Richards. Ric exc !. rs'i
showed to better advantage In the box
than did any OF the slab artists having
perfect control and only allowing three rec
hits IN I'VE innings. not run being ne
made during this time. Danville se-8
cured fourteen hits, and Norfolk. nine. all
OF which were good long ones. ~ me
features Of the game were the batting
OF Fetzer and Mckenzie. for the loo--3
calls and OF Mcmahon and Hopkins for.
the visitors. The last-named secured
a home run In the third inning, placing
the ball over the right field fence. The
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being n drop, which went 10 the ground
several fee In front Of the plate and
which Bentley could not get. Both
teams played gilt-edge ball In the field.
the shoemakers,f however, fielding around
the Lawmakers, but the only error-the
wide throw to the plate--was a costly
one giving Richmond theslast end Of Its
first tally. In tho last inning. with two
men out. two shoemakcrs got on the
bases by n sigle by Cook and an error
by Reeve. single would have tied the
score, but II came not. The grand stand
disagreed freauently with the umpire on on
his decisions. this being especially mo-
ticeable on strikes and balls. but the Or
d err relative TO wrangllng kept the play
era at their positions. Sss The score:
r3rIQTS
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
Great Game To-day estmore-
land VS.. C Commonwealth.

For the championship. the Westmore-
land Club baseball players WILL again
meet the Commonwealth Club nine this
afternoon at Broad Street Park, and 9
contest the like OF which isi seldom witt
messed Is expected. The most intense g
rivalry exists. and the players for eaeh
social organization Will do all In their
power to take away the game,
Two games have been playod before
the Commonwealth winning the flrst and
the Westmoreand Club taking the Sec
fond one, Large crowds attended eacn
OF these games. but the crowd to-day IS
expected to exceed either one Of the
others. II y.
Society with a very large IS, /" will pc
there, and each club will have Its quota
I OF RIOTERS. The game will begin prompt
~, and Just which club will win Is n
matter Of conjecture. In the two games
y played before this season, the scores
have been very close and show that the
"has beens' know the great national
game, ~
Mr. Bryan Will do the twIrllng for the
,westmoreland team. and Mr. Ellyson
viii asbe In the box for the Commons
wealth aggregation, " III
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Games Scheduled for To-da,
Standing Of the Clubs.
Brooklyn1,, y; Chicago, 8.

HsAssl DA0OnAyA1i = > @AAASN 8 - ~ &c
BRooK1,YN. n. y. June ~ Bcanlon,s
magnificent pitching resulted y, g. victory r,
day. !, NJ
Chicago .............o 90 0 o0o00D 3 9
brooklyn ...........o 90 o o / XII 4
Observation-Disclosures ana Moran; sGanlon
and Bergen. Time. I'll. Umpire. Klenl.3
Cincinnati, s New = ork, Z.
NEW YORK, June 12--After a parade
and flag-ratsing celebration to- day, mark
Ing the winning OF the championship pens
nant Of 1905 The Sewf e. * CLUB suc-
cinainna,! 3 sesosossSS-5s g 20
Bate ies-:Weimer and seblei; Wiltse
and BowcrInan. Time, $50. I}in pres,
o. Day and Conway.
Philadelphia, 3; Pittsburg, Q.
IL PHILADELPHIA. June 12...-RitchIe,s
fne' pitching, coupled with good support,
enabled philadelphia to shut out P : l
Il Sf Il, y innings. % :, y; Fl
BntterIes@Liened and Phelps; Ritch!e
and Donovan. Time. 1:45.Ass Y mpire, Ems Ems
Boston, S; St. Louis, 2.
"a me- me On Nal base sec on balls and four SUCCESS
siye angles in the seventh inning after
ttwoSmen were OUT 2, Il & =,
Score by innings: e =. - =;
Boston ::..0 9 3 y = ~ Z y : Z AZ
nt BAT t tteries.Young and Needham; Brown
and Grady. Time, l;5o Umpire Carmen
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BY NV Bowe & San. sa4yR SssfE
i8 Real Estate ctioneers. i;2as
TRUSTEES SALE OF "A LARGE
NUMBER OF M OsT ATTRACT
NJ TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR ME-
VS. 58CIIANICSVILLEs ~ TURNPlKE.ss g tsss
S;4 T. AUCTIONS 4,ss

81 IN part execution OF a deed Of trust. Il
Henrico County Court, In d. B. $50 ssBssS
pa sc 80, Il |5 will, at the request OF Y the
beneficiary there having been default
in the payment. of the d ebt secure ed, SELL
by public auction, on the premises or
n M ONDAY, JUN p Is, 3g1 8Od. af ss
at 6 O'Clock p, M. in front OF the reaI.S
BUILDING LOTS, @ situated @ on 81 both
sides of Rogers Street, and on the eass
ana west sides OF Nineteenth Street en-
b These lots 5lIe beautifully. are not far
distant from the I.ocomoti tive Worksta nd
the Chesapeake and Ohio Shops. and are
within two squares OF the 81 Falrmount
AS ia place for nice homes, 4. Tor
houses for rental purposes, there Isl nott.E
Ing better on the market; and we extend
a most cordial Invitation to homes eekarss
and spectators to attend this Offering.
feeling assured that bargains can " bsa
Plats of tho property may be had on
application to the auct oneers, and 81 tg
Is expected that every lot offered Will AbaE
sold to the highest bidder. @ Y * s 5s
& 5TERNlS-One- cash and the bali
ance "a 4 six. twelve and eighteen months
for notes, with Interest added: nd ae.s
cured by deed Of trust, or all cash AZ!
the option Of the purchase r .3a%ss5stsGSj
- n. ~. BOWIE Trustee. III
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4 First race--about six furlongs---lftaill y
3(sE to 1 and 8 to 81 first, Cemedienne go
to 4 and Is tic. ! y second. Water Grass 60
to 1 and A to u third. Time. ITO
Second race-selling, mile and fur-
.long--I .ogstilla {even and to 81 first,
5Glenecho "a to 4 and even) second, Far
west les TO 4 . and to y THIRD. Time ~
1853 1-5. +, IS
Third receive furlongs-Bel Cast q
to i and @ ITO 81 first, Judge Post q to
10 and 2 to % second, Tileing q to . and
s to l5) third Time, 1909 3-5. x
Fourth race-the4 Standard stakes, one
mile and a Gauarter-Wh imslcal y @ 70
and q 10 ~ first, cairngorm l6 to 5 and
q to 81 second, Ormondale d3 to 20 and
out) third. Time, 2:O5 4-5.
4 4 Fifth selling mile and six.
!teentll- Thespian l6 to 4 and 2 to- ! .frst,
Del Carina Gao to 81ss and 10 to y second,
schoolmatss Go to a and ~ to y third q
Time. 1:4g rs. !. .5
e sixth & receive 81 furlongs Ai isgivings
s(16 tof5 and 6 to 81 first, Manila q to a
and 8 to s. second, Carriers q to y and
5 to- 5)s third Time. 1909 2-5.
81 Seventh race-ft five n urlongs---K lucky
Beau us to s and 8 to 81 first, Dinna
Ken Is to "a and event second, acinta 6
to i ana 81 to third. Time, 4 :0l 80. IN
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Killed BY Lightning.

s. Especial to The TlmeA-D ispntci1.) e&
ETNA MILLS. VA. June 12.--Maj or
Brooks. colored was killed by lightning
Saturday afternoon, lie had gone over
to see his mother, about ono and IN! q nall
niles from his home, and, not. returning,
his family thought,3on account OF rain,
he had spent the night with his mother,
IIe was found Sunday morning about two
hundred yards from his home with q
burn in his side and one shoe knocked
Oft. He wac a very deserving and pros pros
porous man.
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Property Transfers.

Darlington to Lewis III. Mundin, IS ii
feet on north line OF Franklin Streets,
Nos, 1906 and 1905 east, g, 900.
=. Ida Yale Bowers to Susie 9. Praxton,
tween Cary and Canal Streets, $4,000.
D. b Harvey, q fast on south Inc Of Il
Grace Street, 10 feet west of Madison
Wilton Thurston and wife, to f.. M.
s ssssy tss % ss Es't Y" Moore g 4ss
James Cook and wife to Claudia NJ.
Haw and Nicholas NJ. Blair. 1914 feet
south line Of Main Street, $500. 4
Wilson, trustee. 20 feet on south OF West
Avenue, so feet east Of Birch Street.
Henrico: ". g, Thomasson and wife
TO- Alexander Smith, 20 1,a acres on
stingy Road, about y miles west OF
in, and wives. to Lansston r. 'Arvn,
IS 7-12 feet Non west side of James Street.
$3.50. ~.
Addie III. and g, AZ, Krafs TO Marshall
j. Kirby. 81 feet on north line Of Wood
Street payp b n%w sa a w;sa =
HHiilcrest PARK I,s,sb, ''9: t'',' II T
Thomas H,tCarter to "A. z, and u. II.
fGriflth,-1 feet on south line Of Floyd
Avenue, southwest corner Of Strawberry
et cordel la p 3. Garter execptrlx Of Julia
a. Schultz and trustee for John 3.
swartwout ia n, II. iyvisna II. lot No IS
In block e Yisduct bTdiYision Of Bar
ton Heights S.. u
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from the slab. IN which
honors We're about
evenly divided. The
visitors won out byEa
score OF 2 to /. Reiss
vas directly responai-.
BILE for his defeat, as
the winning run was
scored on his second
Wild Mitch. the ball
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Little Cherokees Won.

4 The Little Cherokees beat the Church
Hill Stars In her one-sided game
on the field at Twentieth and Graca
Streets yesterday afternoon, the score
being 81 to 4. The following Is the score
by innings: .sl T..
Church Hill stars 4. 4 o 1 o o o 2 o o.
Little Cherokees 49,. 5 I 02$s55 as .-21
Y Umpire Dominica. scorekeepers, Good
man and G. Gates.
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q, ROANOKE ( J, 4, WINS AGAIN:
Loose Fielding on the Part 9
Portsmouth the Reason.
1890 n,ha TImaa.Dispatc

4 ispoRTsMO UTH, VA, June 12.-1naabill-
.vsto lit Smith and loose fielding was
AZ cause Of Portsmouth's defeat l'e pyI
3Rnanoke again to-day. The score was
80 !, Iorme, the southpaw from the
n. s. ship Iowa, stationed at this
navy ward, was given q trial by the
L mrnckers and he pitched a good game.
1In l' did good work in center field for for
1,ortsmouth. and Mcmahon Put up
4 a.oditah,e game at short for tho visitors.
me weather was cold, and q disagreeahae
vain was sweeping over the field when
tie game began, Many OF Iorme's SNIP
rates and several officers Of the Iowa
were present to witness tho contest y me
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Daily,Co,u:rt r cord
Law, and Equity,
~ q n = n ~ :

aFJudgments entered yesterday: Manly
for SIS. 81 s "a
Cases on trial yesterday: In, the case
OF the White Oak Coal Company vs., the
Virginia Packing Company, the former
was awarded s497, 49,,
Suits Instituted yesterday: Suit was
brought by B. b. Battle Svs. B. B. Rlce's
administrators for $4,000 damages on
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~ Summary: Three-pase e III 1s =, I'.o'
sacrif1cc hits-dcKevitt. Reeve. shan ''sl |.
Hinton. Double plays---Re cuddy ana
Eshafrer. First base on errors---Lyn np 10,
# NJ Left on bases--1 .ynchburg, Ken.
nond a. Struck out--by Reiss. 8; BY
Still. s. Base on balls-by Reiss' 2
sICowan. Hamilton, Rccve); BY stu.
5.iDarlnger and Holt. Wild pitch-.H 14i
III hy Up nlt ene ! Zoo zoo Tine rs I'M
Dire, Mr.. Hoffner.
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Circuit Court.

Judgments entered yesterday: Otto
Owen VS.. Dietrich Bros, for s104.3o.
Suits Instituted yesterday: o.. A. saun-
ders.s Sons Company VS.. g. .. Buddecke,
u Cases set for to-day: Henry j, Blau-
ivelt1ys.s G. w. Lambert.
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Do It Now!

YOU have been reading these ndss. pom
8dering tho future. mcditatlng, refleGtitsgs5
everything ftJT DECIDING Il Do II riut.S
YOU werc going ~ take out ccs,tfadts
last month to buy a6hcrne. DO new
When tile collector came yeii said It was ~
the last months rent you'd pay. u sag
You have been promising yourself sfot
the last twenty years to STOP PAYING
RENT. DO 1t now. 81 1SS;
y You've been In the grip Of d landlord
all these years. deferring to q future day;
to act wisely 20 II now.
Safety OF the future depends upon your
immediate action. To-morrow makes NO
promise to YOU Do 1T now. tta3 n
family. Do It now. rs ;I.S s ssS5
wi, will and Sc. rer $1,000 will start
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sTwenty-slxth streets Nos. 25oo. 25ll. ee5ls
and 25l6. by auction.
4 q In execution OF a deed Of trust from
\ Franklin Stearns and Emily So his vile
to the undersigned trustees, da ted IMarchssa!
1888, end recorded in the clerk g n. g f1tcs8
8Richmond In ID b. LAB A, pa gea n and n
In obedience OF a decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richm ond cent tered
st e IS e aa w Su Franklln stsarns
executor and ais. we viii sell, nv 5pl M
lie auction, on the premises, the order
mentioned Zee be beIoW on on, =, :, 2 y.
the GLOWING desirable real esta te.s to-
8First--At O'Clock 2. NJ. we viii se!i.
Fifteenth Street, known as NOS. andss1|
II the former fronting % feet 81 "a hes
by depth Sof s14s feet to an alley 5inS thsSs
feet
known as No. II, fronting % feet 8 inches.s
/ and running back $40 feet TO- the FORE
said alley, and & having hereon folifssssas;
4 M These houses will frs t be offered SEP
Iarately and then two vii y be ofteredS to-
sgether, the trus tee reser win the right t0S
accept the 4 bids producing the hestsF
Ats Is o'clock II. NJ. we will sell, on the
premises the four houses known al Nos..Ss
25o9, 2511 u. e51s and "a 25l5 East Franklin
8ment brick residences, and will make
desirable homes or good inves tnnerlt spropsaS
critics. II They will be sold separately, and 3
only so many OF t hem will ba 10 nered ar Ii
may be necessary to. sat isfy the #requires4
sments of the said deed OF trust The lots
upon which these houses stand front, an
the aggregate, 8 66 feet, 81 and run back
within parallel lines about 100 feet. sssss
f1cien t II to defrayse1
panses Of executing the trust, and all
taxes due On the said property to the day
OF sale, and Ito discharge the n ebtS ses
cured by said deed. amounting to- $i0, 800
residue OF said purchase money the san1a2
shall be made payable In such manner
and a tasuch time as the Fideli " Say tngas
md Trust Company. of u Charlotte les
Va, administrator d. IS b. n, tt \
Franklin stearns may direct, to be- n ansSfss
nounced on day OF sale SSsSsS
53sa 5 HENRY n. VICKI4AM,ssSsssssS
s38s IA s3 NJ, w. BOWIE, 5Sl S}ss NJ ssE
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! 7,AN1ALGAMATEDg BANKERS.

Anal. Bankers oosI Q Of H.
Summary: Earned runs. Bankers 2;
three-base hits. Bates; two-base hits.
crawley, Franklin, Breeden double plays.
Winston to Bates to Phillips to Franklin
and Bates to Phillips to franklin, base or
balls, by earle l. by Winston I; struck
out by earle II, by Winston 81 hit by
pitched ball. by earle 2. Time Of game,
hours and 10 minutes. Umpire, MI
Yeaman. Isl ill .a1. ~
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Eastern League,

At Jersey City; Jersey City. 4; Provi-
dence. 2,
At Rochester: Buffalo, !; Rochester, Q,
U a Baltimore. Baltimore. 10; Newark. 2,
At Toronto, Toronto. 81 Montreal, 2,
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DEFEAT BREWERS,
In an Interesting Game Bankers
Win by Score of s to q.

L A very fast game OF base ball was play
4 ed yesterday. afternoon at Broad Stree.
Baseball Park. when the Home Brew
Ing Company crossed bats with tile Anal,
gamated Bankers, resulting In n victory
for the latter by the score OF to q,
they having apparent control III the game
from hrst to last, Ths3ia lnuLtl more res
snrkable, inasmuct as the brewing Com.
pany's pitcher was one Of the star twtrl-
ers of tho Greensboro, N, C., baseball
team last year.
aSi The SCORE was as follows 5 Il
HOME BREWIFG$ co.
Players. g, =, =, 2, a., Y,
Motif, H., !, f...,,.,.. 4 9 o.
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
LYNcHBURGl VA, June 12--Inability
TO Tilt Still In critical stages tells the
story Of the defeat of the shoemakers
i this afternoon. The game was n battle
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WHIMSICAL Wins
STANDARD STAKES
Tx i-----
Beats Cairngorm and Ormondale
in Fast Time on Gravesend
Track.
FIRST RACE FOR HALIFAX U +; 4
Thcspian Wins Fifth, and Sixth
Goesto Misgivings-Othe
Results.
FIRST RACE FOR HALIFAX
M, 4 aaociated press.l

(By Associated Press0
= NEW YORK. juno 12.-Whimsical.
ridden by l.. Williams, and running j, = :
GOOD race. won the standard stakes, mile
and a quarter, at Gravesend to-day, de-
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American Association.

At indianapolis; indianapolis. 10; ct,
Paul. p(tlrst ganne), indianapolis. ?; st,
Paul, (second game).
At Columbus: Columbus, ~; Kansas
City. s.,
Az louisville: louisville, 3; Minneapolis,
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81 hereby certify that the bond required
OF the foregoing trustees by the above
mentioned decree has been ID uly given
q Teste: AZ G. 10. sAVILIsE ,s3; Clerk
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Other Baseball,

At Bethlehem, Pa: rllslsTIndians. 10;
lLehiEh University. 8, ,-s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13

iiRANDl,oLPH.MAc ON i OHM EN- CEMENT
8's n ExERcl sEs. AZ la N 2, H VA.
Rate from Richmond. 500 round tripi
tickets on salo June 18th and IN b, 5000
returning until June 18th. specisl trains
viii leave Ashland ll;oo r. N, Wednes-
day and Thursday June iath and lAtf
for Elba, 9 Z, I, ), s, -
* TRAFFIC Manager,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13
Homo Again

Boston. Mass, where he has been atten6-
ing the American Medical tAssocla tloll,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13
Southern League.

AZ Shreveport: shreveport n. Atlanta !.
4 AT IAttleF Rock, Little Rock 3, Biz
lmingham IS. II Us 81 8,
All New Orleans; New Orleans 8, Mont.
ygonleryS 5. I'll VI HI ii55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
South Atlantic League.

pa Az Charleston--C harleston, o; savan-
Al Columbia e colum,l Macon, wet
grounds ~ n az
Observation-Disclosures rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13

balls-by smith. 3. Hit by pitcher--T1,l Z
man. Passed balls-C Cooper. Time Sot7
game l:l5. Umpire. Schumatl.