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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
ICHAPTER 32O.l


AN ACT to repeal Section 200, of Ar
ticle 81, of the Code of Public Cen
eral Laws. entitled, Revenue and
Taxes" and to re-enact the same
with amendments.
Section 1; Be 1t enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland. That Sec
ton 200 of Article 81, of the Code of
Public General Laws, entitled, "Reve-
nue. and Taxes" be and the same is
hereby repealed and re-enacted with
amendments thereto. as follows:
200. The several Boards of County
Commissioners. shall in addition to the
have the power to value and assess
all personal property and to revise
all valuations and assessments of real
property in their respective counties
ments of real and personal property,
and take steps for the discovery of all
unassessed property of every kind.
Whenever they shall purpose to alter
new assessments. they shall before said
asseSSm entS is made, give five days
notice thereof in writing to the owner
of the property to be assessed, and If
such owner be not found within the
limits of their county, then to the
person in possession of the property
to be assessed, or in whose custody the
same may be; or If it be land and no
Thereon. then by notice posted on
said land. Said respective boards of
County Commissioners shall have full
power to appoint such agents, asses
sors and clerks, as may in their dis
erection be necessary ito enable them to
carry into effect their powers under
this Article; but the listing of personal
property shall not take place or be
made until the year 1908, when the
same shall be taken and made under
the order and direction of the said
respective boards of County Commits
sioners as well as the additional powers
conferred by this Article, which are
hereby intended to be made and are
made full and ample for that purpose,
and said listing shall also be made
every six years thereafter. All the
penalties and requirements prescribed
in Sections 173 to 2O3 both inclusive,
as the same We're enacted. and so num-
1896. chapter 14o, 1895. chapter 142, and
1896, chapter 143, so far as the same
are applicable both as to the owners
of property, and assessors or clerks
appointed by the respective boards of
County Commissioners. and the said
boards themselves. whether sitting to
hear appeals or otherwise. shall be in
force as fully as il said sections, con-
tanned in said Acts were herein re-
enacted. and apply to all assessments
and valuations made by said assessors
or County Commissioners at any time
under this article. and particularly to
the listing of personal property in the
year 1908, and every six years there
after. so far as the same may be ap-
pllCdDle ana pdTllcaDle. 1nere shall
always be an appeal to the Board of
County Commissioners from the acts
of all assessors or agents appointed by
them hereunder, or others authorized
to act as assessors under the law of
this State
Section .. And be it enacted. That
this Act shall take effect from tie date
of its passage
Approved April 3. 1906
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor
JOSEPH B. SETH.
President of Senate
CARVIIILE d. BENSON
Speaker of House of Delegates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
TCHAPTER 41O.1

AN ACT to repeal Section 5, of Arti-
Gle SO. of the Code of Public General
Laws. entitled "Testamentary Law -
subtitle Account" and to re-enact
the same with amendments.
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That Sec
ton S, of Article ga of the Code of
Public General Laws of Maryland, en-
Account" be and the same is hereby
repealed and re-enacted with amend
ments, SO as to read as follows:
Sec. 5. And be it enacted, That on
the other side shall be stated the dis
bursements by him made viz: First,
funeral expenses to be allowed at the
discretion of the Court according to the
condition and circumstances of the de-
ceased, not to exceed three hundred
dollars; second, charges for medical at
tendance in last illness to be allowed
at the discretion of the Court according
to the condition and circumstances of
the deceased, not to exceed fifty dollars;
third, the debts of the deceased proved
Or passed, as herein directed, and paid
Or retained; fourth. the allowance for
things lost or which have persisted
without the party's fault, which allow
ance shall be according to the appraise-
ment; fifth, his commissions which
shall be at the discretion of the Court
not under two per cent, nor exceeding
ten per cent on the first twenty thous-
and dollars of the estate, and on the
balance Of the estate not more than
two per cent; sixth, his allowance for
cost and extraordinary expenses (not
personally, which the Court may think
proper to allow, laid out in the recov-
cry or security of any part Of the es-
tate; and the Court may allow him
credit for live stock killed for the nee
essary use Of the family before a sale.
Approved April 8, 1906.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of Senate
CARVTLLE D. BENSON,
Speaker of House Of Delegates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
ICHAPTER 2-O.1


AN ACT to add a new section to Ar
ttcie SO of the Code of Public Gener-
ri Laws. title. "Testamentary Law"
subtitle Administration" to be deS-
ignated as Section 3SB.
Section l.. Be it enacted by the Gem
Sral assembly of Maryland, That the
following additional section be added
az the Code of Public General Laws.
tile. 'Testamentary Law" subtitle,
administration" to follow Section 38A,
and to be known as Section 38B OF
said Article.
SSB. Any administrator, executor
guardian. committee, receiver, trustee,
assignee or other fiduciary or party of
whom Il bond. undertaking or other
obligation is required, is authorized to
s'lre ties. either for a general or a
special deposit for safekeeping of any
ana all moneys. assets and other pro-
ptr ty for which he is or may be respon-
sib,e with bank, savings bank. safe
deposit or trust company authorized to
do business as such. and situate in the
city or county in which his said bond
may have been filed. and in such man
ner as to prevent the withdraw
al or alienation of such money, as
thereof. without the written consent
of such surety or suretf--. or an order
of court or n judge thereof. made
On such notice to such surety or sure
ties as the court or judge NAV direct.
Section 2. And be it further en-
acted. That this Act shall take effect
from the date of it's passage.
Approved April 2, 1906.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of Senate.
CARVILLE D. BENSON,
Sp .aker of House of Delegates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
ICHAPTER 271.1


AN ACT to- add a new section to Ar
ticle "a of the Code of Public Cen
eral Laws of 1904. title, Costs" to
be designated Section 10. for the
purpose of providing for the taxing
as a part of the costs the premium
paid for any surety bond in actions
at law or in equity.
Section l. BE it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland, That the
following additional section be added
10 the Code of Public General Laws,
of 1903. title. Costs" to be known az
Section 10 of said Article.
10. When in any action or proceed
ing At law or in equity a bond is re-
Siuired 10 n. filed nd the surety upon
Surh bond 50 executed is u surety com
EoHy author zed by the laws Of this
STATE n qualify upon such bonds then
s2ae oarty entitled to recover costs may
i3cfr6e therein suci reasonable sum
a. --l1y have been paid by him to such
'~st-- for executing such bond.
3 ct.oN , And be il further en-
rrI. Tn. this Act shall take effect
Zro~, tHc cate Of It's passage.
Approved April >. 1906
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor.
JOSEPH F.. SETH.
Pres. den: Of Senate.
CNPT'TLE d. BENSON.
s''peaiItr nj Housc .: Delogat a.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
LCHAPTER 373.l

AN ACT to add four new Sections to
Article 16 of the Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, title "Chancery." subtitle
'Pleadings. Practice and Process" to
be known as Sections 200A, BOOB.
200C and 200 D, and to come in after
Section 200 of said Article providing
a method of procedure BIZ fduciaries
for making distribution or delivery
of property where unknown persons
may be entitled or the residences of
persons known or supposed to be
entitled are unknown, and for pro-
tecting the interests OF such per-
sons. and for protecting fiduciaries
making distribution or delivery of
property.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland. That four
new Sections be added to Article 16
of the Code of Public General Laws,
title "Chancery." subtitle Pleading.
Practice and Process" to be known as
sections 2OOA. zooB. 2OOC and 2OOD. and
to come in after Section 200, and to read
as follows:
Section 20OA. Whenever 1t shall be
the duty of any fiduCiary (meaning by
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact, with
amendments, Section of Article 6S
of the Code of Public General Laws
of Maryland. title "Notaries Public"
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
ICHAPTER aaS.l

CARVILLE D. BEN
Speaker of House of Del
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18
ICHAPTER cAS.l

CARVILLE D. BENSON,
Speaker of House of Delegates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
AN EASY MARK.
League Leaders Had N Trouble
IL in Winning Game Yesterday

fspecial ty southern, Bell Telepl,onc)
VI N Rt'OLK,, VA a ugust g ~ he first
game 81 the series here this afternoon
between the league leaders and ID Nor
folk was an easy one for I1ynchburg.
Tho homo team played In but Httle better
form than they did yesterday against
Richmond which Is to- & say that they
played Yin form that would not VIVA
game IN the league Mt this time. The
game was Lynchburg' 8 from the Begin
ming. Carter pitched mastcrfully. letting
tho locals down with but two lone hits;.
but Carter was not alone responsible for
holding the locals down to- two hits, for
several bntted balls that ordinarily would
have been hits were converted into outs
by fast playing. Leonard pitched a good
game for Norfolk. Wlthtthe fielding be-
hind him that supported Carter there
would have been less than nine hits made:
or OF him., The error-makng procliyi-
tics OF the locals was again pronounced
this afternoon Besides the six errors
OF very rink variety charged up
against them they made dummy plays. g
great many OF which did not llgure IN
the error column. \ However, N orfolk, Ike
other teams, has It's days fsoff,, two OF
them having come in successlo n The ne
boys can play ball; and the rooters ex-
pect TO see It before tho end OF the week
>Following Is the tabulated score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
DOCTORS II PLAY BALL
With |A|k {: J. 'I|:..||.' !
close Game, Which Results 81 in IN
{. Victory for Latter
4 Ss Team.

\ rho Richmond Aledicos and Ink Sling
NIT Fill diamond yesterday afternoon;
;rha playing OF neither side was married
with ! any amount OF skill errors pelns
numerous, Things looked bad for the
Sinners TIL quite late IN the game. the
Medicog starting OF strongly. Tho f1rst
saw tic Sllngers IN the lead. then the
Medicos drew ahead with two runs n
TIA first half OF tho second, the SINGERS
drawing level tho latter half Of tho same
inning, But III the third they made an.
otter brace and a tally inGtha iflrat half
Of the fifth. when the score stood 9 70 .
III the sAiedico's favor From this point,
however the Singers began to recover
lost ground. drawing up TO within one IN
the Mtter half Of the Nth, Z !, Id
as II IL lit II WINS all over buF for tho shout.
Ing, for with, the bases full and only
one out, Donahue knocked liner ol!t
to left field. It looked Hnoh q suro Ilt
that everybody staItsd for home, bnt ~;
iii the ending Of tho seventh, when the
SINGERS got the Lend with s to Q In their
favor, Adding another in the eighth. they
won out by Q TO 9.
st Score by innings; = I i , !, y !,
Mod laoa 20 s2o8S4o 9 BY
Times Dispatch ,,,.,1 ! q o y '--s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
I Observation-Disclosures

N Richmond: Mary r.. and j. u. Jarmnr
Ito +. Francis Green. 30g feet on the north
slime or q rove Avenue, 1856 sd feet ives OF
4 strawberry Street. Williams and BoWe.
trustees, unite herein TO release p deed
wv Ii. \. Adams and vile to r hon,ns
sDreyer,Bl o2 on east line Of e. ten foot alley
videre atid Mad isonf Streets, $500.
t$s r osa w 81 YER ttot Ito SP. holton,7
20 81-3 feet on Vennble Is treAt, mort Invest
corner 1soga STREET, q = !, 4, I a
sl sgt li gsst e spSt atg
Marshall Street, ~, 400, !. \, S
and Maggie Reef, u .6s acres 11ear the
williamsburg stage ry2ld sub1ect 70 deea
essle O. and 10 n LeyinS 70 q 1o @ !,
block 30, plan OF Highland Pnrk. 1900 g. !.
Ne6 In square plan of ches tnut ~
Gharies Cook and wife t0 4, Henry 9; X, =; =
iv George w. AJ oil1isoli ma wife 70 James
M. Bell anb; trust oGs AZ acr9s on Y ne
VViiamsbur aroad aiout 9 I'm les from rom
ni e rn 5I tSYo an1 IL Burnett aud
B Bosn $50 booe s'1sY plan
31s' r. r. Brown and wife to z hon1ag sE 2;
tRitnouri same property desert bed N tleeu
nox t. Abovo. Sc, 60Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
SOUTHERN L.EAGUE Ell
little II ock. Va ~ eWs Orleans,

B xSlSS4CgAAONhs3b
IIrTLD5 noe IS., a sK Aug ustsa VI
Little Rock LAY cd much imn1ro ;, &c.
sat5s series sY e flsa II ;s
Eattls H9ek 4 9 9 sSS g g 81 81 Is
SBntteries Allen and thinner; Watt and
strnttori. Time. $40: Umpire Cnlrnpau'
Birmingham, S; N ontg on17se ne: ~
with I re bases full In the ninth. Walsh s
hit Meeks, forcing run and AUG Wliis
the eleventh inning gave 3lrming ' nam ne
winning run. s3EsS :, n 5S ~
n Fnohsh oao11-5 q: u S 9
Montrom cry 30 O. O2 OIL 9 9 O-.4 I. s.
nt{erios: i;slNV lh elmstE and ma ttheWs'
Vaisho md ESQ ~. IN ID
Il Atlanta, q NashVi
NASHVILLE TEN n !, Aug. 9. - g. , hes !e
allowed Nashville three soanty singles q
To- day, and won his owl game for$:At1
lnnta ut the bat: Il! 4, - 4, y
nashville /. !. Il. o. o o % 0S o o ! OIL 2
Atiunta !, . !. !, Z. % o. % % ~ 1 0--S 5S 9 .
11 batteries Buchanan and Wells; Hughes
and Eyers. Tins 1:4S. s# Umpire. Pf zen
ningor. tSSs 5Is5fS ri ia Y 3{f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
4 Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago, s; Brooklyn; /.

u BROOKLYN; N. Y, August o.Tne.
Chicago players received q cordial vel
come In brooklyn to- day, and won the
game. Umpire ] ohnstone, who Of icinted,
WINS loudly cheered. t5sss Sc.
Score: r. Il. a =.
i nr7eago s. IS 5 90 80 %
WI Batteries; Taylor ana Moran = NJ cIntyrel
and Bergen. Time, l: SO. Umpire, J ohm
stone. VI q,
Ii New York, s; Pittsburg, 9.
383 NEW YORK, August 8. -PittsburgE
could not hit Aiatthewson to- day, and
New York won. t5 lI t
s Score 9s54 r. II. sSS %.
New sSD YORK =. 1 / o o Q i o 0 IS NE 3
vs. Batteries: Leined. Philippe ana Peitz:
.B1atthewson, Ferguson Be and Bresnnhan
Time. l :45.355 Umpires; n en- and Emslie.
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, 2.
u PIIILADELPH1A. Ia August Opp
perfume hitting gave to- day 8 / gamo to-
Philadelphia. Sparks and Fraser pitched
good ball, and both received excellent
support. fES I'll 81 81
Score: s}i r l55 q r. II. %.
Cincinnati 81. OK o o Q . i o -
Philadelphia ..5 o o. % 2 Il 0 4 - q
Batteries Fraser and schlel; Sparks
and Donovan. 5S limo, 1:45. Umpire, Car
tpenter FLA slsf 81 n s5sIs HI &.
HMM ST. Louis, 4; Boston, !.
#$ BOSTON, MASS. August 0, -- Under the
strain OF an extra inning game to-day
the home players weakened. and St. Louis
won.A: Karger's home run was the longest
hit on the grounds this reason.
538 Score: IA. II. H. q.
st. Louis #. % o. 10 10 o o 4 o Ia 3 Is O
Boston Z. &. 20 o o. 0 i o OIL S
H Batteries. Karger and Marshall; Down.
Conway. 3 81, III hi n I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

away with his race. Gi1tr1ncesa, l5elle, VINO
came second, won the Stwo-year-old class
on Tuesday. " sfSs, 4 4s
9s Sunny Jim won the first two heats In
the 2:16 pace and then lost q heat. Ennd
was dlstanced. DR.. Bell then went out
and won the race
Robin was O favorite, but never was a
tender. Dr. Bell Is s from Washington,
Il Russian. another entry from w asll-
}ington, was u unst eady 4 In the first, three
heats OF tho 2:D trot,. but then went out
and won the race. 4, /. IS.
Orphan Girl and Dick were ~ always in
the fight. The time and finishes In this
raco got better toW ayhs the close, and
made the race :as good % any ever seen.
on the track, N "a A. IN
" The home stretch drive in tho sixth
heat, tho fastest OF the race, q was thrill
Ing Kushan Just nosing Orphan Girl
out. S sss "a bid
$5 James Corrbin drove both 81 the vim
jners In the fast classes. Summary: (55i
@ Three ear-old s33 trot purse, 5000
Samuel Prince g Prn aces
q e n,@s si VI h Il! "a '' 'sey''
5(corbin,' !, 3, D i, 4: N JOSH Roughty!
|(Adams) 3, 3, 81, q. Robin Tyson),
s, s. 8, 8. Ella (IIooyer), ~ Pr.
Sunny Jim (Jamison3 d I,
Time s.s Son III II a:so IA, sS
1920 Etrot; purse, $3O0-Kushan (Corbin),
g. As. i, /, Dick (Nfprrie) 4 II 8. 3
Orphan Girl (Hentsohel ID 3, - 2, !, S, 9,
Electra lTyson) Rot e q, Lazy
Thistle (Nitzl 8, g 20 90 ,.da me e
n 4 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
/ Emporia, Il; Blackstone

M 4 Especial to The Times Dlspat oh.
RACK STONE, 5 VA Aus gust 0.-E1m-
por Il defeated Blackstone here this after:
Biackstonear fin and Price; Em n tano
4.o'for E,nporIa,S s. Struck out--by Grill
an, IL; BY Hobbs. Errors la cks ton g o
q IGmporia !: is . q, !, Z, !, ~, a..
ro Wand tho third game on Saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
CANS AND.8 BINDERS
NOW |! . OUT /. Q. LEAGUE .I:|Il'lJ
Schedule Of Games Is Changed
5 In Order to Suit New
5 Conditions. XII r.
Conditions.

II At a meeting Of tho league held In The
.Times-D ispat tell offices tho designation Of
tho Cans and Binders from tho league
was accepted, and, as O. oou SEQ uonce. the
schedule; for tho balance Of the seaaon
was revised, and Is as follows:
If August 1.-the, and Q. Omces Va,
Times ispat ch, Hermitage, Cedar
Works va Locos, Fulton; ID. Il =. u Taylor
Va. q. and %, Shops. Chestnut Hill, q
August Bth-C, ana o. Offices w. q.
and o, Shops. Hermitage; Cedar Works
vs.. i. b. Taylor, Tuton; Locos VS..
Times Dispatch. Chestnut Fill 81.
August 25tt,-C, and o. Offices vs.. u. 3.
Taylor double header). Hermitage;
Cednr works vs., Times Dispatch, Cllest-
nut Hill: Looos Va, g. and O, Shops,
September ana 4. q, t,;ess q,
Locos, III, ermit hge; Times Dispatch ".
p, Taylor Fulton. q: !, and = i, Q, Shops
yI esaaG G sthAo ana oess ys
saas w ehestnu tu HilI and Shops
VI. Times Dispatch Hermitage;
b September 1bth-C and O. Omoes VS.,
shopa Futon c adS
IN: %ork ks, va i Loo CHESTNUT Hill.
September 22nd-C and q. oniees gys,
I.ooos, ChestnutiSAI Iill Times, pispetoh
vs.. %. b Taylor. IIerlnltnKe.; c,8and 9,
Shops ys Cedar Z, MOTHS, h drawal the
Amirsat he c esaar SM eefHs a s lss
q difference In the percentage table,
which ID Us iolloWs;. /: a. + 5,I
Standing Of the Clubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Promotion for MI. Adams.

KS AFR. Joe Albums for seyeral years treas
surer OF the Wells Mol ee Bi5ou Theatre
Ii this CITY. has been promoted ,py I, tha
Mr.. dams dis likes very much the Idea
of leaving Richmond !: though he Tejoicesj
ut having been q wa Cd la we'll deserved
promo Ion, Mel cd Espeak highly ,ofs
"a abb st TO promote him to AZ bet ter pos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Riverside, 81; Brownies, Q.

#l7aa Especial to The TImes-I IIBphtcI
PETisRspURd , VA, August 9,-lThe River
sde Club defeated the brownes this sx oYars
battle. ana While Ford, 81 the HpownIes. struck
nut fourteen ana only allowed three hits, me ne
hits were made off him IN ono innlng. Ls sa
struck out nine men. ana only Aye scattering
hits were made or liH delivery, I, m
Score by innings. T. H. y;
BisSiIss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
x Chicago, 4 Philadelphia, Z

4
"a CHICAGO, "a August e,--witt q w1,irl-s
wind finish In the tenth Inning Chicago
to-day defeated Ph.ladelph in the final
game Of the series, max In q vaactory OF
five straight games, Il .t !, !, Z, -
Chtcago ......,1sO o o o Q Ia q
Philadelphia $50 40 q q 90 4 9; o. 9 g.
batteries: White and sullivan; Dygert
and sohreck, II Time, two hours, Umpire g,
Hurst. !. 55,s
Detroit, s;8; Washington, S,
r1.rR OFT, August 9,-!Washingto did
not 7Sreaci, second base until the seventh
inning, when six hits were aunched on
seyer, netting fyo runs, 49, !, : !,
Score: .{ssiea ~ "a -
VA .,.,.,0 o 90 90 s 9 CD y
6sTntteries; Slower, Eubanks and Payne' Y
E'alkenburg, Hughes and w 9ketield' Sl'ile'
1:4O. Umpire. Connolly, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
I. {{s ia NVIIIjFI s5 sg{l II
,riyile i, 8. 8 90 20 5--7'S
IN roke J. I, \. &, II. o. OIL :1--9

Al aummary.4IlT Two bHsa :. lts--ToWoll.s,I2,
Three. bnse hits ufunn. Home rlln sol
Ricknrd, Powell. 4 Fetser, Benbow: Double
plays Doyle. Zurlagc. Benny. BASE on
@bnlisotr Smith; e Rehie, !; ! OF on
On I'D ses--Roanoke,5 6 ]: DanYille. 81, Time
5of game Si35 a 80. rs Umpire. n ewhousc.
Earued Sruns--D anville, g ! &. Roanoke. 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Britt and 7Hanlon to Fight

n (By Associated Press II y. 4, y, I,
q SAN FRANCISCO, August Q.--The . u!ielln
.day says That immy Britt and Eddie Han,
ion have been lnntched Tor glove .non! 6n
September 10TH None OF tho "DETAILS Of ths
match have yer been given OUT. /. als M. h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Daily Court n cord
8Chanc,:,e,iry Court.

40 QualIficat lions yesterda - enn q. Fox
qualified as administrat r]x Of ouisa j H
Fox: estate small . Ann r. IN rker quail 4; y
estate valued at 1880. y. v. % Faren-
holt Qualified az sndn,itiiat traitor Of, Sarah
Uranium estate small. HI 81 Il ss8 ~ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
SPECIAL TRAIN, ELLA TO AS LAND,
FRIDAY NIGHT, uoUsT lot "a

M accommodntc those returning from
tRovnl J Arcanum meeting In Richmond.
the r.. r. and r, r, Z. Will operate
s sne al train. 10 leave Elba station Al
O'clock friday night, August 10th. for
Ashland, yn-. ana intermediate points,
special round.trlp rate OF 500 In effect
betwoen Ashland and Richmond on that
date. All tickets, including Communication
aard and book tickets, will BIO good for
on this train without additional
NJ w, p, TAYLOR.
5 Trafiio Manager,
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s1Seiivs ib y, q, 4. +. ..... 6, ~ q 10 D II
Efrisrhintlt1, B. J 4. 4. Il. +. " o o.
Anthony, 1. y. 6 90 Z o. |,
EI,bhr, ri 4. .......... ..s... " Q 80 y b Y
Hamilton, 8bn.......... ~ 9 ~ 0aS#1 81 y
Edwarda, C.........,...,ss 0ra0 9 si8I i. 4.
Bhutf,ani,, 43so s s4 q rs 9
flg3 .Sss III K h \
Totals 3. L. !. 80 81 10 II! Is Y
h The score by Innings. n
1,ichinond ......O o 90 o 90 "
Portsmouth 3. +. s. o q o o o.. q
sS$ Summary: Two-bnsc l,its--Afitllotly,s
sSiebrlc. Stolen ,,aaes--11amilton. Kahn
Irischman, Titman.5 Double playss--stlll$
20 Cowan TO Hicks q Hamilton 70. 1tnin t.
4 Kelly 68 Base on bn lls--OT stu, on
HShumann, y Struck out--By still y 9 ;IAp 'y
fschumnnr. 8. Time OF game. two hours l''s
Umpire, Rollins. Attendance, 4,Oo.
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Totals al
Score by inningS;

Iynehburg 2 o 40 OF 90 oMb
pouble plays sa,fz aud Foster Ja T.; os;
Clarke and Wiley, Pase y, on Z, bn hn q y.
L I,yHhibH; 4 ! Norfolk. 4 Struck out:
5b 81 sFTottaI Batter hlt Garer,
Wime OF game. lit0,say Umpire, 1'lacR'
Sncrihca hita--FIolt, go VI.
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Where They Play To Day.
Portsmouth at Richmond. y, i
Lynchburg Mt Norfolk.
Roanoke at Danyille.
STANDING Of the Clubs, !.

With shumnnn, tho t,.o-hund retl.a and =
itwenty-pounder III the box, Portniilon .l1.
beat Richmond yesterday afternoon f3y
tho score OF five to nothing. Tho big
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Virginia Eastern
Shore. ut numbered
nearly 10000. Il
Tho weather was.
cool. tho sun being
behind the clouds,
IA ~ roct,, - x,yn q