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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
TWO sPARRING MATCHES.
Imperial Athletic Club is Getting
Ready for Thursdays Event.

Ono OF the most interesting sporting
events that will occur TINS week WIN ~
~ snnrrng matches which arc to he
r',lod off next Thursday night at the
hn,i near Sixth and Marshall, next to
woods seed store. of the Imperial Ath-
,atic club. There are to be two four-
round gos-one between George Herbert
nnde .Pete Pacini and tho other between
sIoo9y I3ozzell and Copeland. The lighters
a 70 evenly matched, and very Interesting
,oontestsaare promised.
M The -four principals are IN training.
md when the announcer introduces them
on Thursday they will DO In the finest
of fettle. The hall Is being fixed up for
the occasion, and the events VIII be
pulled off In business-lke manner.
There will be no admission, and every
body is invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Tin1es-DispatCil Branches

sstaSshsd for the benea, Of those Iiv,n, been
distance from his Main on!ce OF Tho ;ri,r,..a
Dispatch. The Times Diapatoh wants I.r, =,
any OF these branches win receive the sa,a az
careful aleta!4n us though they had been IN, ,n
al the Main Qhiet, and there viii be no ezra
sLAIGH rERa. DRUG STORE, Twenty erto
W. =, EAEEs. 1913 D., Broad street,
a. A. SCOTT IMenty,ntth and Broad Street,
ROBERT J WILLIAMS Twen,y-afth md
rsaH sis,.S;rs J. GSKANT & CO.. rou.Aes and
a. .S " IATTiArR. No. $40 Yves, Mar.n.ll
TAaiosifsoN.s DRUG STORE No. 1921 w.,,
!, /. BEVERIpcE, Brook Avenue sna CLAY
Is6PLEs DRUG STORE No, $3.50 Williams.
no eGEfs 1si FixR s'ss No, 800 r... na,.ha
CRY DRUG STORE. No, ia, EASY Main
,, EI5seSlS eSHEh Ssi ftfGiff99'aa No s,,,
Pf fSts' sTREET PHARMACY. No. sa South
pp5iisssp Is KIRK PARRISH Co. No Il.
TIE hfsss ptasRdd6N PHARMACY, No. sol Yves,
DG GTsSs s'I PsAfsAiRMAcv. rwepty-elrn,h and y
a,fsoN's YEARMAcY: No. 1ls Canal Street.
T.TiTWIs, No, East Broad Street
L MiNpLHY 4 WALKER Twenyrhf,h and
cl ts.Ffaa si'f BRiue STORE. No. 10, HUI
W.T. s'f 4, PHRKiNs. No . Yves. Tabb street.
rM ssss1sYa1ksl oR Ra?Gs AID n STREET pHA
SS TSsasy;sixSMiee, and sa-S.I si5ss.
and Church Hll Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Sunday Baseball Game Brings in
Over $4,000.
INV Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The New YORK
md philadelphia American League teams
nla we'd an exhibition game on the Wash
ineton Heights grounds to-day and the
local men won II to 3. This was the
first Sunday game over played between
big league teams on Manhattan Island.
It was sanctioned by Mayor Mcclellan,
as the entire receipts. amounting to 'o,-
Sc. we're donated to the San francisco
relief fund.
The score. Is. II. =.
Philadelphia. 80 90 OF ~ % ~ !
New York. 5Oi1OOl Oil 10
Henley, Dygert and Brynes; Leroy and
Thomas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

Tho success of the Americans lie
Olympic games ut Athens has been re.
rrurknblc, and Is attracting the most
widespread note. The week closed sat :
urduy,i night with the following record
for the athletes from this country:
-Four Hundred Metre R,,n.-Flrst heat
Won by IT. Il. 11illman, Jr., New York
A. G. Time 81 4-5s. Second heat--Won
by paul II. Pilgrim. New York A. G.
,rime IS -5s. Third hcat.-J. D. Light
body. Chicago A. A., second Fourth
.heat-1awson Robertson, 1rIsh-Amcrlcan
A. c.. second. Fifth hcat---Won by
Charles j. Bacon. 1rish-Amcrican A. C.;
G. 4 q, T,eyvo,,zc, New Orleans T. NJ.
G. A., second Time, &c lbs. Sixth heat
Won by Fay II. Moulton, Kansas CITY
a. c. rimc, Sd 4-5s.
\ Eight Hundred Metre Run.--Flrst heat
Won by ]. y. 1.ightbody Chicago a. c.,
with G. j. Bacon, second. Third heat
Ell B. Parsons, Yale, second. Fourth
heat--Won by Paul II. Pilgrim, New YORK
A G.
Fifteen Hundred Metre Run.--First
heat--Won by James D. Lghtbody. Chi
cngo "A. c.; James p. Sullivan, Irish
American a. c., third. Time, I'm. 10 2-5s
Second hcat-George Bonhag, 1rish-Amcr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
(By Associated Press.)

ATHENS, April 29.-The programme of
the Olympic games this morning was
given up to a remarkable aquatic dis
play at Phalerum. where the work Of
the Swedish athletes in series Of
events, including diving. life-saving and
water polo, excited the keenest admlra-
ton Of the Greeks. who never before
had seen such clever display. All
Athens, headed by King George and
Queen Olga and the members of the.
royal family, was present.
The opening international rife contest
a f 300 metres was won by Switzerland.
with Norway, France and Greece. re-
spectively, second, third and fourth. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
AMAZED BY AQUATIC DISPLAY
All Athens, Led by King and Queen, Attends Games.
Tragedy Of Sophoces Given in Stadium.
Stage Blown Down.

individual championship OF the world was
won by the Norwegian, Shattebo.
In the Stadium ut O'clock this after
noon Sophocles's tragedy. "Ocdipus Ty-
rannus.'' was given by the company from
the Royal Theatre. The huge temporary
stage. which was erected Saturday even
ing, was blown down during the night.
and 1t had to be reconstructed his
morning. Allsth members OF the royal
family and a vast audience attended the
performance which lasted until Z o'clock.
The play evoked the greatest enthusl-
asnn.
Crown Prince Constantine gave a lunch
con to-day in honor OF Greek and foreign
delegates.
The illumination OF the harbor Of
Praeus this evening was n fary-likc
spectacle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
BROOKLYN, +; Philadelphia, o.
Shoot at Sea Grit,

Especial to TIE Times Dispatch,)
NEW YORK. April 29:-Plnns arc now
being perfected for holding tho next
grand national rifle match ut Sea Girt,
N, j. Although tho national government
has range at Fort. Riley, KAN. tho only
ont owns and controls which Is. worthy
OF the designation Of g. national range:
the national board for tho, PROMOTION ct
rifle practice decided to ho!d me neXt
pondIng tho improvements ut Fort Riley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
PENNSYLVANIA Rebuffed,

fs1ooc,s, IL Tho Tmas-D'spotch,)
pIIIII4 ADEILPHIA. April @.--ldnrvard
has refused Pennsylvania place on her
has uIl arrangod a game with Michigan 70 be
n MAJ In this fty on NoyemhEl 9TH.
such arc the first sSheS!e deEelGphle1 ans
foIloWing the recent publication of the
nlnYing rules III New York city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
GIVES UP HUNTING.
Burke Coming to America +
Have Property Rebuilt.
INV Associated press,)

LONDON, April 29--Richard Burke.
master of the Tipperary Hunt, who mar
rlcd the wealthy American Miss Don.
oghue is giving UP hunting and VIII sell
his establishment. 1t is his intention to
20 to San Francisco to supervise tho
reconstruction of his damaged property
there. MIR. Burke is partlowner In many
buildings in San francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Suit for Damages.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
n me- mtsi RIcbnrdson Picking Company mas
entered suit In the Corporation Court RI RI,
$1,000 against the administrator Of Joseph
+. Mcclure, late proprietor q the Aiart
and MCGUIRE PlckleG Factory mere, tor az
infrlngen,ent Of copYrlsht' ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Cleveland, 10; st Louis, 3,

ST. LOUIS, April 2o,-cleveland defeated
st. Louis to-day, Howell opposed Town
send and pitched good ball. but seven
errors nettcd Cleveland most of It's runs.
Score: r. ET. f.
st. Louis .........oO01,o011o I
Cleveland ......,01,0 3O24 o-lo Q
Batteries: Howell and Spencer; Town
send and Bemis. Umpircs, Common and
Connolly. Timc. 2 hours.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, 7.
81 CHICAGO. April 2o.--chicago defeated
Detroit to-day. a base on balls. an
error and u double gave Chicago their
runs While a single and q double gave
Detroit their only tally
Score: X. H. r..
Detroit ...,. % 100000 00-1 2
Batterles: Altrock and Mcfarland:
Mullin and Payne, Time, AZ. Umpire,
"O'LOughlin s@5 5l4 W ~ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
"Second-Class City

Especial to Tho Enthusiastically
CLIFTON FORGE. Y,A,, April 29:-Thee
s come 81 citv Of the Second class. ON the
st i,''S Of May May proceedings Will be had in
the Circuit Court looking to tho an m, 7
lion Of West Clifton, and when TINS IS
form a city, The. two towns have oyer
e. 900 population, y ~ ~ 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

Ia 4 cent per word. Net Cash In ~.
VANCE, With a minimum, cost OF ~
cents for each insertion. TIE satle
rate applies to denths, marriases'
obituaries and all other clnssii'eu ~ ~.
i tees. No display type allowed III wv
classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
ROOMS FOR RENT.

SIG N. EIGHTH.-FOuR NICE ROOMS
with BATH for light housekeeping; terms
reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

N1oroperI sim ffers team left Rlcnmohu
Mt 12:lO and arriving a $3.50 Q, Cider 8ele
accorded a grand reception ut me ae la,.
Half OF the population saw Tue I....'
come In, and with true basepal1 e'''n'a'
.asm chcered the visitors
Lynchburg is Wild.
10 night Lynchburg is wild over tne
oncning game here. Laval Will 40 tho
nitchinp for the home team. He IS the
only southpaw that the Grim proposltion
from L,ynchburg, has. Eckstone, the Ne!n-
nils "Hoollgan,' will twirl for Rich
mond. Half q hundred rooters from me
Old Dominion city came to .Lynct ,n
to-day to cheer their team to victory, 4
Mayor CIV Smith will throw the
first ball Of the, game and, despite g, t ~
fact that many Of the rooters VII IT,, ~
buskled down to their desks on account
of the opening being on the last day 81
the month, a Dusy day In the faill.C1ty'
a large crowd Is expected to8be on hana'
The teams will take a trolley ride
through the principal streets of the city
nrjor to the game. They will lAbe ac-
lcompanied by az band of music, winch
wrll give concerts en- route, as well as
one during the6prelimnary practice
The enthusiasm here was never as
great over baseball as otis now. Never
were us many PSN'PiS
snort as now and 1t Is believed that
the luh will have q liberal support through
the entire season. 5 3r i.
Confidence Unbroken.
While the shoemakors, for this is the
name selected by the fans. dropped two
games in Richmond, one by score OF 2
to and the other at to o. the CONT
dence Of those who saw them IN the
preliminary games has not been broken.
They still believe the team has material
In It that will tell before the season Is
month old.
Carter, who was counted on as a
malnstay in the box, has gone to his
home In 17reeport. Ind, called thither
by the death OF his sister, and It IS
feared that he will ask for his release
and not return here. This would neces-
state the securing of another pitcher at
once.
The suuabble over Moser. which was
started by the protest Of Danville. has
been expected here for more than Il
week. Moscr claims he accented the terms
of the Danville club conditionnlly that
he he allowed to report n month later
than the date Indicated by the letter
from Danville. To this conditional ac-
ceptnnce the player claims no never re-
ceived reply. If his claim is enter
taIncd by the authorities, there Is no
doubt here but the player will be allowed
to remain here. He lis thought TO pc
find.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

LARGE COOPERATIVE COMPANY
E CNew York; controlling hlgh-class Z ar a.
stock and goods in Virginia.; liberal
commits sion; excellent opportunity for a
hustler; experienced Advertising or IN ,n-
surance solicitor preferred. Io-ope'a'.Ne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
near Somerset, Orange county: about
400 acres. good buildings, high state Of
cultivation; Jeswell watered. COX 4sl,
Charlottesville, Va.y 3t, f=4-t}4 5Rds&54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

SUFFERS FROM IN
digestion and dyspepsia to try Digestoo
Tablets, the ver-failing remedy. Mail
where in tile city. Price % cents.
IRVING L. EBEVERIDGE,3 Druggist,
Brook Avenue and Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

In readiness for the open
game tomorrow. THIS
city will have an OPEN
Ing day, the same as
Richmond had. There
will be no automobile
parade. but bands Will
play and the business
men will stop working
to watch the Sllocmakers
tussle with the aggrega--
ton that defeated them
twice last week.
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PLAYERS Traded.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, April 29.-lt was en"
nouncd to-day that ne Ne eG aofe n eder
T En,,a Mir FOR Dan Hoffman, who played
he he $ Same s position with the Phlladelpn'a
Americans tflt .rB4= lsl. PA III .sf4
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FOR4sALE.

u. s. TRANSFER COMPANY. MOTQkI
] power replaces the horse; $40 to $500
head OF horses and 100 head young
bloc1y built mules. ages to years years,
Weighing 900 to 1,400 pounds, to be posi- a.
wagon system. Will be sold at rate {! q !
rs head week. All good, servlcea p! g
stock, right out Of hard work; also, oo
head young, big, fat mares, pavement
sore; will come sound in the county,: 70
sets nearly new harness at sacrifice. see :,
y UPERINTENDENT, at stables, 4l5-4l !
North Paca Street., Baltimore. Md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago, a; St. Louis, 2.

Chicago, a; St. Louis, 2.
" 81. LOUIS, April 29.-Chcago defeated
ST. Louis this afternoon because l'feister
pitched a better game than Pullman,
I Score: =. r. y;
S St Lqs'@ ::.:::....;S 1885, j
4 Batterles-Puttlnan, Egan, Grady ana
Holiness; Pfeistor and Killing Time. 1:57.
Tmpires KLEIN and Carpenter.
Cincinnati, II; Pittsburg, 6.
q CINCINNATI. O., April S-Nether
to-dny's game between Cincinnati and
nn tapu 81 thor thor successors, Dorner, for
tho locals, did much better work than
Willis. Cincinnati made the moro tlmciy
Of the game, and was never IN danger
Of being oyertaken after Dorner went into
the box. 5 I,
Score: a4 y. r. -,
b atteries-oyerall, Dorner and Living
ston; Willis, Case and Petz. ZINE, 2:lo'
Umpire, Mr.. tombstone
Brooklyn, +; Philadelphia, 0.
GBROOKLYN. N. Y, April 20.-'Iho
13rookyn Club played again to-day with
out Interference, as the management de-
pended upon the contribution boxes at the
entrances instead Of charging admission.
Score: ~ Fl. Y:
Phindelphia .."...0 Q 0oo0o-o g .
i batteries strlcklctt and Bergen; Dug
glcby and Doom. Time, 1888 EMPIRES,
Conway and I1mslle.
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BOARD WANTED.

BY YOUNG MAN. ROOM AND BOARD;
close to Sixth and Main as possible.
Address A 372, Timcs-D Dispatch. A
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or SAN FRAN
4 ciscot--Best book: large profits; act
quick: sample free. GLOBE COM
Z PANY. 723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

JOHN LAToUCHE. CLEANING, DYE
Ing, pressing, securing and repairing,
French cleaning specially. Phone 4l9.
l23 East Main street
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LOST AND FOUND.

TENTH, MAIN and
s Twonty$eiEhth and Eroad. Pair OF Spec
tncles III case, Liberal reward II re- e,
turned to twenty fifth and Cary, T. Il.
Co. Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

MEN AND BOYS wANTED--LEARN
piumbing, br!eklaying, plasterlng; th ,.rse
best trades. u S. government employs
Catalogue free. COYNE BROS. TRADE
q SCHOOLS, New York. Chicago. 81.
Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

TR1GG sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT. CON
sisting Of machinery, tools, storo>room
supplies, motors Q5 HIP. to 100 HIP J.
betting (single and double leather)
shafting, puleys, hangers, etc. Lumber
and fire wood cheap. Address s. NJ.
!. TOMLINSON, Shipyards, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
BOARDING

EIGHTH sTREET, NORTH, 516-WANT-
ed .permanent, transient and taole
hoarders. Terms reasonable: home COM
forts.
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Southern League:

At Memphis-M Memphis. 7; Little Rock, 5.
AT New Orleuns-Ncw Orleans .;
Shreveport, 4.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

sc WE REBUILD HEELS; NO WEDGE
shape scrap put IN TO shove out on edge
and look ugly. We stitch our soies On
Goodyear, Electric st,tcher; no big. ugly
MEMS shoes haltsoied, 75c; ladies'. fOc.:
BEST leather. Morgan & Wright's" Rub
Der heels. &c; Red Cross rubber heels,
z5c, DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, TIC u, Main Street. Phone 9187,
Our bicycle messenger service goes any
where,
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d HELP WANTED-Malc.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MA Z
earn good income. corresponding ior
y ne wspa pers: experience unnecessary.
Send Tor pa,iculnrs PRESS SYNDl.
Y GATE Lock port, -. 7.
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ASSISTANT CARPENTER FOREMAN
wanted: must be able to read plans.
Answer to Box 237. Danvlllc Va.
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MINERS WANTED-STEADY EN-,
ployment and good wages for az
classes of miners at ARMiNlua
MINES, Mineral, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

THE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR CLEAN
East Main. Mrs. 3. S. FABET & co.
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER si
trade: new system; only eight weeks r., r.
ouired tools donated; diplomas aware,
ed; board provided; situation guarant .e,,a
& when through; Illustrated catalogue
mailed free MOLER,S BARBER GOl;-
LEGE, 131 Prince Street, New ork
q City.
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USE IlALENA, THE CLEANSING
Paste. for the hands and for household
and kitchen purposes. Will remove any
kind OF dirt. grease or stain without
the least injury to the skin; s.. 10, 10
and 25c. boxes. VIRGINIA GENERAL
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

FOR SALE-A FIRST-CIASS LADIES
and Gents Restaurant on Broad street.
doing good business; good reasons for
selling; mono but those meaning busi-
ness need apply. Address G 345. care
Times- Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Brownies VS.. Spiders.

The Richmond Brownies will play their
first game OF the season against INC
Spiders OF Richmond College on Wed
lnesday afternoon in Broad Street Farx.
Many Of the old players. who did such
fine work last season. have been gotten
together by Manager Anthony ana tns
game will be ono OF that kind that won
FOR the Brownies their envable reputa-
ton of last year. .EH&
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ALL. IS READY F0R
THE 0PEN|NG CAME
Lyncfburg Will Stop Work to
Watch Sllocmakcrs Tusscl
for Victory.
MAYOR TO TOSS FIRST BALL
Half Hundred Rootcrs From.
Capital City Will Cheer
Their Team.

M Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
LYNCIIBURG,s VA, April 29.-Fourteen
Lawmakers, Il Times Dispatch reporter,
and Umpire w. W. Hoffncr arrived ~
Lynchburg. to might, and everything IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

WANTED. MAN IN REPLATlNG IN
y gold and silver etc.---one who knows
X his business state wages desired.
STANDARD PLATING COMPAN 7,
Newport News. Va, in care of %. z.
Coy
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CALLERS CHOCOLATES,

TOR CAMPERS-OUT, VARIOUS SIZES,
s. TO- u, 20 cents etc. Sold everywhere,
druggists and confcctoners.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.


WE WANT YOU TO CALI. AT 7o3 EAST
We have the largeN and best Inc Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
city. repairing done. II. W ROuN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN. BARBER
trade; new system; only eight weeks re- e.
squired; wages while learning; POSITIONS
I'm guaranteed, in city or country ,WHl nffn
through. Write for catalogue. NIL.
FRS BARBER COLLEGE,, 13l1 Prime
street New York City. atl
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Lawmakers and Iighlandcrs
Stand Even So Far III Per-
ccntagc Column.
PREsBYTERIANs AND SPIDERS
Interesting Game This Afternoon
Between Hanpdcn-Sidncy and
Richmond College.

When the Lawmakers return to the
home diamond next Thursday they are
to cross bats with the aggregation from
Roanoke for the remaining three days
OF the week. There is 10 i!ttc speculn-
ton as to how the trio OF gan1es Will re-
suit, as SO far both tcams average tho
same in the percentage column. both
having won two games and lost one
Roanoke has twice won from Danv!llo..
ard Richmond has shared the same for
tune with the Hill Climbers. Should the
Lawmakers win again the next trio cf
games with the Hi Climbers and then
defeat the I1ighlandcrs from Roanoke. rs
Manager Shaffcr confidently expects To
do. the Lawmakers stock Will soar con-
siderable above par.
e The 1Iighlanders are a sturdy bunch
and number some sprigntly players among
their aggregation. The games Will be
played here the last three days OF the
week. Both teams will have gotten down
to professional work by then, and some
more than pretty ball playing may be
expected by the local fans.
College Game To-day.
Hamden-sdncy comes here to-day and
will line up against the spiders. Inc
game will be one Of the championship
series, and for that reason Will attract a
large number OF the college men ant
old college alumni
This is the second game that the two
teams will have played together. he first
having been In Lynchburs. where tho
Spiders. In very ciose and exciting
game won By the score OF three oatWoo
Should tho game to-day be won by Rich
nond College. the three teams. Randolph
Macon, Hamden-Sidney and Richmond
College, will be tied. and the tic games
would have to be played IN RisAmond.
There is much Interest among college
circles rs to the result OF the game. and
to-day's exhibition Will probably draw
large crowd.
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REAL aESTA'TE-For Rent.

FOR RENT-THREE UPPER FLOORS,
Nos 17-2l North Twelfth Street. contain
Ing about eleven thousand SQUARE rect:
will remodel to suit tenant; admirably
suited for light manufacturing; also,
office, 20x70 feet, No. Is n. Twelfth,
with basement and three floors above.
RICHMOND TYPE AND ELECTRO-
TYPE FOUNDRY. Twelfth and Bank
y Streets ls5Hs1El ~
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WANTED-AT5 ONCE, FOUR FIRST
class Paper Hangers; must be sober and
reliable; $50 per day OF nine hours
q nue. West, Roanoke, Va.
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MILLINERY.

BRIGHT SPRING AND SUMMER MIL
linery. all latest shapes and shades;
something pleasing for one. Call ana
sec my selection before buying Mrs. NJ.
l.. WORTHAM, gl6 n. Third Street,
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wANTED-MARRIED WORKING
farmer understanding trucking; drink
ing men must not apply. NO l6 North
Seventh Richmond.
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FOR RENT4-F1NEl BUILDING, SUIT
able for light or, heavy manufacturing:
lions. Address c. B. FORD CO. Phone
3o2S, Trigg Shipyard
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terday's Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 10: st. Louis. 3.
Chicago, 2; Detroit. J..

washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Chicago. Sc
Boston at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
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WANTED--MANa TO WASH! BnGsil ltS
at, CRJrIIfS STABLES, NO is South
SiTcnth Street.