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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
IADEsCRIBIABLEP Pain N.
..FR||.OM...DOsEOE..OU|N|hE

Special to Tho Times Dlspatch)
E MORRISy1L LILLE, 81 " a.. Aug. ,S 2 - man
named Jacobs died "a light X fore ast IL
sindescribably horrible agony and pam y =
the result Of a. severe ching 81 ter 81
overdose Of 8Qulnlne. 485 l
Not very bright mentally. no had ,made
his home 81 for several years q ~ thSs his
younger brother, Nj, Davis acobs, on
the Rnppahnnnock River 8aS near 81 I1ly.s
Ford, d point far dlstnnt from taleptlo lone,
sphysicianSor railroad. 8 II earring some one
say hat qninine good IN case.,o O. OF
hestook at one dose y the entire
contents 81 q drach bottl to 4 Keep the
disoase away, and then he wen t ou IN
the woods, got drenched IN d heavy rain
and was found along the river some time
the next dn $ IS
4Remlnt5 ton n for nedi ca lsss q. Inn to
secure thsre s,pho'nn i mes es.
Grant Graz; hurried to tho man relief as so1son
lie got back BY. by tie tine he Y got ~ 9
uni rtunate MANS lungs burst his eyes
burst drums p3nrss, y ana :.
OF description
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.NEWHOUSE QUITS
AS UMPIRE HERE
Don't Like the Treatment He Re
ccived and Will Go to South
Atlantic League. IN
Atlantic League.

u Umpire w. II. Ncwhouse last night re-
signed. and notified Secretary e. N. Greg
DRY, IS Jr., to have man to handle tho
indicator at the game this fternoon.
''An umpire has no protection hore,,
said Mr.. Newhouse, j." nnd I have an OPP
3portunlty to 80 to the South Atlantic
Tongue, and will accept the Offer" Sf
ss NcWhouse has given satisfaction to oil
q the clubs, but decisions against Rich-
lnond yesterday were severely criticised.
After reaching his hotel last night after
the game. he called Up Secretary Greg
Dry and notified him that he had quit
u It is probable that Umpire Staehle. will
be here this afternoon, The Richmond
CLUB will have TO get some v official to
work to-day and tomorrow, and as there
are three other mon besides NsWhouse. on
the nay, roll. It Is probable that one Of
the three Will DO brought hero In time
for tho gamo to-day At ss} II
Vice. Pres! dent Bradley was one OF tho
men who yesterday sud that Umpire
NoWhouse was wrong In his decision,
the umpire, while on the diamond. has
supreme authority. and a person on the
bench has no authority whatever to dlc-
tate to him. IA 4.
III Clark says ho stopped across the home
plate into tho other box before the
pitcher delivered the ball. The unlplre
says the Same thing. The Richmond
players say differently, but what's the
use OF kicking2 A decision is never
changed, ana tho wrnpgling on the ball
field doesn't DO 9ny good,
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REIMBURSED COMPANY
WHICH WAS A; ROBBED | | ].
John 3. Caldwell Sentenced Sen Fenced
for Seven Y ears Inn
8prisonrnent.

(spsoa 70 The Times Dlspatch.)
ai BRISTOL ~ TEN M, "A ugust 2.--J ohm p.
Caldwell, formerly prominent In society
hero and at Roanoke, has boon sen fenced
tossoven years in the Virginia ,penltentl-s
nryi by the Judge OF tho criminal cours
fSfWrfse@ county. q ~
"a Caldwell was arrested threo months
ago, charge ed with having embezzlod tho
funds OF the Virginia Iron Coal and Coke
1Coinpnny to the exte nj Of about s15, 900.
when he was treasurer o. tbs conlpany's
Hdootored',5 the company.s pay rolls for
two years before lie was $oaught. 4 When
arrulgned CaldW..e::.s 81 eaded guilty He
COMBS OF ono Of tho best, families OF Xir-
ginla. having been born near Danyllle.
~ understood that i llo rclmbursod the
company X Vi Il Az 1si 4
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: PAYS So 8, 900 for Horse.
I Especial 10 Tho r. rim es- d spatch.)

a5I,3!E Especial z to The Tlmes-D spatch)
5S N Ey. Z DIRK. Il Aug st r. James S Z.
Brady purchased yesterday. Y an hour be-
fore the fourt rage mt Brighton Beach.
the two-year.oldF chestnut colt Fountain
blue, BY Oddtell low, out OF the Himyar
mare Ferrall. 81 for S25, 0O0,, \ and the colt
was scratched from he s. Sunshine Stakes
sbeca Use Brady 8 tner, NJ. NJ Allen.
did not want a % risk 8 arting y him be-
cause OF the ged track ont elt lon
The immediate cause OF NJ tess purchase
was the Impressive victory OF Fountain
\ blue on Monday. III 9i 81. " MA y
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Left Big Fortune.

h NEW, York, August I, A4Lsite of adj
&mlnlstration were granted by Surrogate
Thomas yesterday to Mrs. r. Augustus
AlcD onald. OF No. ZIG w est seventy-second
Street. on. the estate OF hor husband, John
II, Mcdonald. who was killed In the rail-
road disaster In Salisbury, England on
July lst last.
Ho left personal property valued at
more than II. OK, 900 ana real estate worth
\ "a. Oo0. The widow, Edward y, Mcdonald,
o brother, and three sisters, inherit the
fortune. # l
Mr., Mcdonald was q prominent horse
owner f 5s 3
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Z, {Sis
GIRL SVVIMS LAKE.
Does Mile and 4 Half in an Hour
'ss ;S3S and AZ Quarter. 8s55 Stai

98ITIfACA N = I, "a ugnst 2, Cornell has
developed ID I second woman swimmer Of
ability In the person OF pretty
Miss Dorothy Booker a student in the
summer school. @ s$5 3S8s
5rowboat on S Friday afternoon, Miss
Booker swan across /, Cayuga LAX n q.
distance OF q mile and d half In an hour
and a quarter. Y. " "a,
@ Miss Nora AZ stanton Blatcl, tho first
woman to obtain e the civil eng neering
degree from Cornell. IS the on other
girl who ias accompl he'd the feat. Two "
years II ago she crossed from shore n to
shore In an hour and a half
s5 Aflss Booker Is also an expert at tennis,
golf, basketball and baseball. Il s355i
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Found Dead in Tunnel,

0uRAY. 'Co H., August AT a.
thompson, general manager, and "; \, w Y,
Mntiier. foreman Of the, Mickey Breen
mine, fof the Tempest a pes Company,
who disappeared q week ago Z, We dslt tGun y
y small II tunnel half mile from the
Mickey Dreen ninc. They evidently
sought refuge In tho tunnel from @ cloud
burst, and were oyerWhelnled by tho
rocks ana dirt that washed In the opens
Inv from the mountain side, 56Gf.sa M .'il
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( Standing Of the Clubs,
Cincinnati, Il; Boston, 8

BosTON, MASS. ], August After Bos.
ton had made to days game close by
Scivhth. tho visitors foil upon Dorner. / and
their Ave hits III a single inning included
ono three and two two base hits; /,
Sc, , einnati q o o 4 o q 5
Boston o 20 90 o Q 9 0------S
81 Batteries--Weim and LIVINGSTON Dor
Tmsli e. I'LL SEt tiSfs
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Shreveport, II Memphis, 8,

Shreveport, Memphis, 9,
MItalPIlIs, TEN Ma August 2,-f'oth.
nal ball to-day. Shreveport scored the
only run on IN error, q stolen base and
a nit. 5sgsi ],
shreveport ~. o. o % o q q O 81 q
Memphis 900 9 . oso.o % i! 9
dale ana Owens. Time, ;4b, Umpire
Campau, lSf sSis . s.S.l efs 4 Va
Montgoi emery, 8; Atlanta. =, #
n NJ TG ON Ela X, August 2,t--iAty.
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!. Best Game 81 of Season.

3 Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) !,
defeated Newport News this evening In q
thirteen Timing contest by q score of z 70 L:
jwItnesscd, In this city this season, and was
error the ,ot ne ne
Riverside Club. struck out nineteen men. a.. \,
b Score by innings HI s.s =, Fl. u
Riverside Clubs 9 9 oolioo 2099dE2
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5. INo other southorn,. games gchcduled ~ ~.
4 i T,l,,ol-,O':,SMUcHz ATHLETICS.
'Midshipnlan Dreutzesr, on falling
Ia His Studies, Resigns.

K l58 Especial 4 70 Tho Times Dispatch,)
N tSAPoL1s, August 2--Midsiiipman
Carl i. Dreutxor, Of. Sturgeon Bay, Wis,
one of tho star athletes OF the Naval
Academy, has resigned. He had recent
~ been turned back from his class on
account OF being unsatisfactory in his
studies. ta5 IA ,s
Dreutzer had been No. . In tho crew
for the last two years and he was the
only member OF the plcbe class to make
II during his splcbe year. ii rowed an
Sexceptiona1ly strong oar, ( an was on the
crew Il defeated Yale Columbia and
other crack college crews. He was also
d member Of tho ootball squad. and q
! good player. He would without doubt
have been chosen captain ofi8the navy
crew h ext year. II Y. a N, Il fi'; $
It Is said a that to his devotion, to
athletics was due his failure i, II his
i studies. {Ss Is IS II se5 n 5y5
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REAL ESTAT - or Rent.
FOR IsIlN !, VI M AZ
AT iAMPDEN- slDNEYc oLLEGE,Vs1A
FURNISHED HOUSE
OF g ROC " FIVE Ac Es OF e. LAND
5 ATTACHED, IA 38l3
$3.50 Pc r ON n S,
iGsS LOCK BOX 80,
Fl 5f3s Hampdsr m ldney,, Vs.
--r-Tr-F----l Ct 'TV----'
NOTICE,
Richmond, WI, August ]. l90e.
Office !. Thompson Brown ~ CO .,,S
Real Estate Agents. etcyi

We have appointed Mr. frank sVoot-J
ers, late viii, Messrs. BoWman d
Gregory and ME- u R; 3rown.s ~, :. au "
~ the general manager Of our rent de-s
3partmentt, under our personal SUPER 'al'-
viii, this Increased facility for t y.
collection OF rents and management ot
estates and with a rent Department.
atnorouaaply systematized and sa g op.a
~ thirty Yea rs OF experience ana "a pllrl
cation We arc better able man rs sxsl to
render efficient ana ppg.,sps sst s'' 4
Misunderstanding the generous! q patfoha US
~ tt,r friends and the public. and 20
iiclting ! eontinuans {, q sopra 49,
~ y 7 ~ j. TEOAiRsoN BROWN q So
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Standing Of the Clubs.
PHILADELPHIA. u: Cleveland,

Sphilndelphin a defeated Cleveland to-day
ii a. ter, inning game. Singles by sey--
bold ana Cross, with Murphy's sAc ;rtl s,
s g gree a.lle ~'1''''ts Il. H e.
}clayelnnd n. .05 ii II O o o o. 9 # !
Philadelphia 10 s0A1 o s05 u a1-s =
5S Batteries Z: Bernhard and BueloW;
iCoonlbs and Powers. N mo. :0O. UNI I'm \
III 70 NG Con molly ll
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now They IN !. ROOTED
FOR HON [EAM!.
#(Contlnued from ~ irst P;laage. )sIi..

air. Even at this some Of q them doubled \
round again, for trust the average news.
boy to get MS much as an ~ enc ou N q
anything, $t .8is .ss ....3
White boys were In the lead, followed!
5bv a ontingent Of colored boys. Z ese lnt-.
ter a,y4 the bye. during the whole of the!
preliminary canter had held their posi-
lions on the cid ewalt IN 81 Bank Street,
only coming forward \. to receive tholr
tickets when asked to do SO. ~
Took Cars on Broad. #
After the gang got moving things were
easier a merry horn bl owing, q cheering,
crowd following on the heels OF Old Glory.
IN Ninth to Grace, out Grace to Eighth.
where the special cars 9 rs1ored to carry
tho boys were met Every*body turned oir
to SEQ the motley q mblage OF barre
legged noisy urchins. s "
5Ji.Arrlvlng at the ball park, possession
was taken Of the kftfield blenchers ana
pandemonium relgned s uprerle. until one
OF Broinms wagons loaded with buns en-
tered tho ground, and. ifayou have ever
seen ants swarm over a lump 3of sugar.
thought OF TO explain what that wagon
70. Bromm's looked like; and upwards
/ OF 1000 buns disappeared as II by magic.
AS near as It IL possible to estimate.
sthore were between eight and snino hun
f1red boys present. Some must have COMO
without buns, for ono little urchin spoke
10 as bold as brass. that he got eighteen,
and when asked what had become OF
/ them. pointed In a suggestive manner
to his diaphragm. 1t was not much dis
tended and he looked happy enough
After the commencement Of the game,
they were orderly enough, and all rooted
like Trojana for the Richmond team
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n q "A
OTHER BAS;EB! J II GA MES.
American Association.

American ASSOC1atlOn.S 4.
al Columbus: Columbus, II; Mime
Inpolis, 2. 4iS8 55g
AT indianapolis: indianapolis. . Kan
SsaB City. 8 81 I. q
..9.s At Toledo: Toledo 5: st. Paul, a
At Louisville: louisville. 9; ilwaulkee
Ga At Newark; Newark Providence, post
Buralo: Buffalo. 9; Montreal. u
AZ Rochester: Rochester. 2; Toronto. i
AT Baltimore: Balttmore-J Jersey City
post rOned Il rain. N Sss g 81 s
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE e
! 3 Charleston,,@


!, CHARLESTON, s. q. August 2 IA
muddy diamond and q small attendance
were the fontureB OF q ilistless game.
Columbia outbatted Charleston;s and Won
on strength OF team work. sE tist- n.
score; l 4,5 IA VI r, II, p.
charleston i. % O I'll % o o o o OIL =
Columbia 4, &. 4 o o i o o o o 0-2 q Q
Bntter!es--Tu Turner and Reislnger; Heis-
man and sWeeny, Time, lao. Umpire.
Ryan. 5is 33
Jacksonville, Macon. =.
MACON, q a., August 2,-,Jacksonyllle
took the opening game from the locals
by batting Clark all oyer the lot. Mc-
Elyen knocked a home run intthe eighth,
scoring two runs. = ~
Score; B ~ ~. y
4 n s sany;, J $50 g. - -
Batteries Clarke and lIfarn!shi Baker
and Shea. Time. 1875. Umpire. McG rath.
Augusta, 81; Savannah, 9,
SAVANNAH, dA,,5 August Augusta
took the opening game Of the series this
afternoon after q rather listless exhibit
ton, tho glrne being practically devoid
OF sensational play, !, !, l,
AA sssSss, e 8 J 8 8 &c 3 SIS ss
observation-disclosures and Garaoni Kane
and Berry, Umpire, Mace. Time, hours,
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PLAY ELL EVEN INNINGS.
AND NOT a RUN \ I MADE y u :)'l|;.
This the Result Of Rerlar kable
Game Between Portsmouth
and Danville.

fancciol ~ / southern Bel Telcphone.)

ff,pccinl by southern bell Telephone. M
&S PORnfINiOCTFI " A., August 2..-An
5eleven-innlng game, called on account
.of darkness. wlttlout n run made WIS
the result OF the contest here this even
ing between Portsmouth and l9anyiile.
1t was & 4 pitchers bat tie 4 from start TO
finish. There was one more hit scored
81 shun,an than on Evans, but u q, the.
superior support given the latter prob
ably had something to do with this
Twas d remarkable game in every way " Z.
The score: S5ls5.5t s
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ssTT M, Willard on Vacation.
c,,onel Joseph i, Willard lsft' yests Y.
nav for5 the Gu tsSilis, Whers Or WIZ
visit his wife and gehtldrer, He SiAs ~
,aain with them spr D Two ~
then return to thisScty for lnsInsr 1919
with the State Gorrera W
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New Y ork, IA; Detroit, S..

ii DETROIT, August q etro!t's make 4
'shiftiinneld went to pieces In the seventh
Will and turning the gamo into q farce !,
Detro it 4. /. o o % O o o. s
New ork f. 4. - % Q e oil q w.
'Cheabro. Kleinow and Thomas. Time,
1850. Umpres. z and a sher1 dan.
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DEr R i: WENT 10 PIECES lIE:I|:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play y Day.
ut Cleveland u q Y
Il. Boston at Chicago is
ri, New York ut Detroit.
sS{BsSf III II533 washington ut st. Louis.
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FORMER AUDITOR
IS FOUND GUILTY
lDy Asyoelated Press. !

(By Asyoclated Ptess.) -,
WARsAyy,s NJ VI, August 2.TThe jury
IN the case Of John WI, Nefr. former
county auditor OF Erie county, indicted
for grand larceny In tho first degree In
connection With the old North : Street
Cemetery deal in buffalo, today returned
yerdictSof guilty. The specific charges
( on which Netl Was tried was tho stealing
Of 1850 from Erie county on October
list, ssIs 81 81 n III 81 IA IA
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35 f,hicaj % :, s.3:: Boston, 8

Chicago, 3 1 DOS tu1l' a'l
CHICAGO August shut , out
s H'e snora. . e'1s''y 800 r. ii. 81
chicago q o II % Q . Q IS - 9
Boston. \. &. o. o. % o. o % % g1
v sBatterles: White and sullivan; Young
and saArnibrus ter. Time. 1'25. d Umpire.
O'Loughlin,
WE. Louis, II Washing ton, z.
a ST. LOUIS, b August W ST Louis ran
Wild on the bases. and VIII. opportiu.he
hitting, easily defent TED q e.
day. IsS5 s! =, II :,
= T,o,,is o 81 % 3 q 80 B''----1ls14 q
Washingto 9 g =, !.
and Wakefield. Time. 2 :02.s Umpire
Hurst 8lt 81. ,Sjsi
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Jaunty,7 fnyorite III tho fifth race. broke
her leg and fell. She will pro bably DO
destroyed. II Summaries !: VI, ,5sB3S
First races Six a furlongy Nnnrlio odse
&c to 81 first. Far West "a to u second,
King Cole us to y third. Time. I - IL.
II Second race-Six fnrlongs-G old Lady,
to- q first, Golf Ball III to I 10) second.
Mont gomery$ 70 toH1) third. Time, 1:15 8.5.
Third race Selling, m u and a sixteen. III
d nnaI 1o to s. first Water Tank % ID
y second Cholk IIedricl; (S to 81 third.
Time, II TO- Ggs sSs tn
Fourth The Invincible Handicap.
mile md o quart er band ellon 4 20 to 81
first, Coy Maid q to ~ second, Ccder-3'
stroms 90 TO y bird. Time. 200 3-5,
Fifth race elllng at five and one-hnlf
furlong s--F 'lowaway az to ~ a first, Jim
leonard 90 to u second, Roswell 600 to
~ third. Time, 1903 40 .ss
Sixth srace,-Mil and u sixteen H
sc TO y first, Left & to 81 second. Tarlac
az to third. Time 1 80 ST.. a
g Seycnt tn race Selling, mile ana H q six
teenth---lo rrid % TO first. Hyper ion 4
to ~ second Jennie ArcCabe ia to i1)
third. me, :4S &. t;3SS
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Mr.. Poindexter Sells Out.

Mr.. George q, FoinasxseE has sod ert 2, h,s
pany la Ms aasoc aps aes
sesiaoi, oe yest Ha Esss ~ lAsx -,
III nv Sv.ass ksfs yet ssss aass' n s1
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s53s 1s5S BY Sutton a. Co.
8 Real IGstate q tioneer g.
.CONNlIssION ERs 81 Is A CTION SALE
e ~; 5 NJ
Two Brick j. enem ents n y o.
345 and BAT IS Ninth SttS.ssss.; s

IN IN execution 81 Y decree ofs IN ID r ch.
mond Chancefyjg q Court. az tered II otl tho
10th day OF ] ulys 1906 In he suit OF Mar
sgaret q llliam's admin Ed
ward 81 Maynes and 10Th rs, VI the under
signed n sp7cial comm sd oners p9lnte,dS
thereby. VIII III o fer for ga e N public
IN FRIDAY u GUST 8, 1906,
at 40 P.s those Wo is Bric ksta Ten
5ements known as IN os. S345g and 347 South
Ninth Street ,sgS containing four OF s5 five
room each, with OTIS from ting, toge thse9 1
about forty-six (48) feet Y three t3) Inches
s3 The hove 81 pr onart " n oW rem ted
to- good paying tenants, and should COM
mend itself g parties wishing sn1aM
third n cash; he balance
In three equal insta llmonts ut six twelve
aud eigtteen y43 mont his, 3s$ tho purchaser
I'd give ottable @ no ps lles
deferred 5 aytnen ts, with Int I''
from day OF sale, and tho It'll 8retn1ne,d)
until tho whole Of the Spurch g. none Wis
paid and a convey ance ord cred by the
court, or all cash. ut tho ption OF tho
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Eia,,ta punched hits In the fourth inning,
and made thelr8oniy ru,iss Montgotncr,'s
Score: / '''s' & i. II. IL.
Montgomery |, % . OF 2 2 Q Q 80 s o
Atlanta 4. Z. 4. !. D. o. D y Z, % o o o. Q
5I I,nttart cs-Tribble and McAles Hughes
and Archer sIinie, 1:l5. Uinpires, Buck
ley and schuster. 81 s !.
Nashville, 4 Birmingham, 8.
NASHVILLE, f. TENN h. 4. August 4. a.
Nashville won tho first gattio OF the series
with Birmingham IN all exciting ninth
inning flflist.8 s q.
II r Score. f5 81 ig1!s5s VI E4 II IL. ~.
Nashville 8, ]. o D Oh 70 4 o PA q
Birmingham u o o. o % IL . % OF 10 @ 3
ss Batterios-1riy md a Wells; sallco and
Matthew's. Tito, :4s. Umpire, Wilhelm.
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Where They Play = Day.
ST. Louis ut New York: sss5Yf.
4! Plttsburg Mt Brooklyn.
Chicago at 3Philadelphia.s
59 Cincinnati Yat Boston.
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Z vVILLIANr5i II ]. ]. EAISE..
n MAURICE APO WERSstlfi:
n MI II Special Commissio nersfs

Tho bond required Of the special cQm-SS
rrissionera by the q bove decree ha been
Given Under my hand this 27t e
July, 1906, :, !, !, !, Z, :, z, Y,
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.DANDEL|0N WINS
BRIGA!OM|||Is 5 s.
Beats Coy Maid Maid: and 5. cede ts:f Il
III Terrific Drive Through.
Stretch. 5
CAREER o !. J J1'!lJ ENDED q p
IFayoritc Fell ii Fifth Race and and
Broke Leg Gold Lady;
Wins. 3..i35
CAREER OF JAUNTY> ENDED j { !: :

yTlK, AUGUST 2.----On 2
track and Backed down
from 8 TO s to 6 70
1 Dnndelion, runner up III
the Brooklyn and Subur.-
SDan Hnndicaps, to- day
won by q head the Inylti-
ctble Handicap. mile and
d quarter at Brighton
I Bench defeating Coy
( Maid after q terrific drive
all through the gtretch.i
= . p y = N Y 81 (
The Newark journal., 1906-05-25
REJECTED SUIT0R KILLS HIMSELF Young Man at 0uitman Shot Himself When Young Lady
 Refused to Marry Him

Reports from Quitman say that because he was rejected by the girl he loved, Albert Strope fired bullet through his own heart last Sunday and fell corpse in the presence of the young lady who rejected him.
 Strope's act, 1t seems, was pre- meditated. Desperately in love with the pretty young daughter of well-known citizen of Quit man, Strope had tried in vain to win the girls favor. Apparently he determined to make a last eff fort in that direction, and if he failed, to end his life in her pres- ence.
 Strope went to the girls home Friday to press anew his suit for her hand. She h lad refused ln March to accept him. Her mind was unchanged when Strope, meeting her at her fathers gate Sunday, made his final appeal. She again rejected him.
 Before the astonished girl could realize the intention of Strope, he had placed the point of a pistol against his heart and pressed the trigger. A pistol shot rang out and Strope fell to the ground ex- piring.
 Terrified beyond measure, the girl ran into the house. When Strope's lifeless body was remov- ed an inscription was found on one of his cuffs reading:
 Look in my pocket and you will find letter. ,
 The letter was found and 1t set forth that Strope regarded his life as wrecked withouh the love of the girl whose hand he sought, and that he did not care to live with out her. The weapon used by Strope was a 3S Smith & Wesson.
The Newark journal., 1906-05-25
TRAGEDY AT ROSEBUD

The little town of Rosebud, over in White county was the scene of a tragedy Monday, the victim be- ing B. w. Basinger He was shot and killed by Lee Best, who used 8 shotgun, the load taking effect in Bassinger's breast.
 Only short time ago Bassinger returned home, after serving a term in federal prison for the of fense of illicit distilling. He was said to have been in an ugly mood upon his return, vowing vengeance upon those whom he charged with plotting agalnst him so that he was convicted and sent to jail. It Is claimed that Bassinger particu- larly made threats against Best, and that he declared his intention of killing Best as a means of re- venge for his testimony for the prosecution in the illicit distilling case.
 These alleged threats were com municated to Best, and he, be- lieving that Bassinger meant harm, prepared to protect himself. They met at Rosebud Monday. There was no parleying. Best did not wait to see what his antagonist was going to do, but fired, and Basinger fell to the ground fatal ly wounded.
The Newark journal., 1906-05-25
DECISION IN SENATORIAL CONTEST
Chancery Court Decision Favor able to Hinkle---Raney Ap-
 peals to Supreme Court

The Chancery court rendered its decision in the senatorial con- test between Raney and Hinkle last Friday afternoon, the decision being in favor of Mir. Hinkle.
 Mr. Raney has appealed the case to the supreme court, and as the matter Is one of much public interest it is hoped to have the case advanced on the docket and have that tribunal pass on 1t at an early date.
 As the matter now stands the people are still left in doubt as to who will be the Democratic nomi- nee for state senator, but Mir. Ra- ney informs The Journal that his attorneys will push the case with all possible haste in order that the supreme court may pass upon 1t at an early date.