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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Daily Court r ecord
Circuit Court.

The following convicts received five
years additional confinement for second
offence: Ed Goodman, Albert Norris.
Janres Broadnax, Perry Maness, Latham
Cooper. William II. Granville; Rose But
Ter, William w. Mitchell alias j. Hart,
Arch Wilkins, Henry w. Durigan alias
Harry Carson, William Coleman alias
William Jones, Eldridge Jones. William
Briggs, Frank Sanders alias Frank Webb,
Charles Hayden, William Glenn. James
Jones, Joe Mays. Ben Pendleton and
George Caul.
Sam Townes. third conviction. sen
fenced for life.
Gases set for to-day: None; jury ad-
journed until Monday.
Law and Equity.
Cases tried yesterday: Herman Law
renee VS.. A. j. Pyle. damage quit; verdict
for defendant.
DEGREES entered yesterday: Orders
made IN the following cases to answer In
terroga.ions before commissioners In
+. W.SGates & Son Company vs.. Joseph
p. T. Wright & Co. VS.. Mrs L. B. Pal
mer.
Realty Bond and Trust Company VS..
William Gray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Property Transfers

Richmond: P. 3. Hatcher and wife to
A. l.. Henna, IS i-12 feet on Broad street,
southeast corner of Robinson street, $500.
Moses c.. Sycle and wife to same. 80 feet
on south line of Grace street. S6S IL feet
west OF Meadow street, 5000.
John q. Etchison. Jr., and Wife to Ell
more D. Hotchkiss Jr., GO feet on north
line of Franklin street, 81 feet east OF
Addison street, $3.50.
L. II. Green to John 4. Powers. Sc feet
on north line of Grove avenue, 90 7-l2 feet
east of Sycamore street, 50.
c. IL. am, s. Ii Lacy and wives to same,
30 feet on north line OF Grove avenue.
1856 T-12 feet.west OF Elm street, sl,35o.
H. Parsons. executor and Ann 81 Par
sons to James w, Worsham, 80 feet on
east line, of iIwenty-eighth street, 13o liz
George J. Herring to Luther s.: Whit
pore. "A feet on west line OF Laurel street,
GO feet north of Spring street, $40.
William Flegenheimer. special conms-
line Of clay street, No. Sole west, 5000.
%. Nv. Cones administrator TO r. b.
Eggleston, 66 feet on south side OF Broad
street, between Twenty-hfth and Twenty
sixth streets, SS, w.
r, b. I,ggleston and wife to William 2:
Partin, % 5-l2 feet on south line OF Broad
street, 1g6 1-6 feet west Of Twenty-sxth
street, $4,000
lienrico: r. A. u Smith. special COM
missioner, to Edward Thomas, 10 acres
adjoining the lands of John Fishers and
others, S.. -
John N. Garter and wife to George A.
Carter, 100 feet on Thirty-nrst street.
southeast corner of u street, 1880.
4 II. j. Hawkes. and wife to Mary A, IIlg-
gins, four lots on the Richmond and
Seven Pines road. 500.
West End Home building Fund Asso-
citation to George w. Childs, l0l l-6 feet
on Grove street, southwest corner OF Elm
street, $4209.09,
L M. a. Wackerls and wife to Casper
5Wackerly. 81 acres near Highland
Springs, $500,
Valentine Heehler, Jr. and wife to Isa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
.VIRG|NIA TRACK
TEAM TO COMPETE
Will Oppose George Washington
in Intescholastic Meeting in
Convention Hall.
Special 10 The Times plspatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, February
2s.-The University of Virginia track
team will leave here at noon tomorrow
for Washington. to compete In the inter-
scholastic meet at Convention Hall to-
morrow night. Besides the two-hlile
tain NAPLES, Gray, Burke and McNagny,
the following men will be taken to enter
the 40 yard and so yard dashes; Pinck.
Marbury, A1cIlwaine and Fletcher.
The relay team will have as its oppo-
nents the George Washington University.
and the contest, will decide the two mile
championship OF the South. Virginia. 8
mile relay team now holds the Champion
shpfo Of the South. having defeated the
johns Hopkins four and the quartet from
George washington University in the
past month.
While Virglna's two mile team Is go
ing to put up a hard fight, the men
have little hope Of winning from George
Washington. Three members of the
btean,-Captaln NAPLES, GRAY and Burke
have never BEFORE run in a two mile
race, and. therefore. lack experience.
They have been In training for the past
six weeks for other events, and have
had only two weeks to try the half mile.
Although new to the distance. the men
have shown up exceedingly we'll In the
trials. Much interest centers in the out
come Of the event, as it Is a new de-
rarture in relay racing for Virginia, and
should the team be successful, two mile
out door team will probably be entered
in the spring meets.
The four extra men in the open landi-
cap events--Marbury. Plnck. McIlwatne
and Fletcher-fshould show up we'll in the
50 yard dash and quarter mile run. Map
bury Is the star short-distance man at
Virginia. and has given 4 good account
of himsclf this winter Fletcher, an old
Western High School track man and foot
ball plnyer.gsis another conner. In res
cent trial he made the required lap in
904, thereby establishing the track re-
cord for the distance. Rowell and Me
llwaine tied for second, at 2l.2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
ACTORS WIN IN
FAST BALL GAME
Local Theatre Employees, How
ever, Put UP Game
/! Contest.
HOOTERS SPLIT BALMY AIR
Each Side Had Enthusiastic
Favoritcs and There Was Fun
a-Plenty.

BY the very close score OF to T. the
drumming for Office basel ball team yes
terday afternoon lambasted the aggrega-
tion OF blllologlsts chosen from the en-
ployes and others OF the two theatres
in the city.
The game was played at Broad Street
Park, and there were all kinds and sizes
OF rooters. The grand stand had one
quarter OF It's space filled with n merry
bunch and over in the bIeachers there
was another gang. The two lunches
We'd with each other in making noise.
Albert Anthony was the umpire, and
when asked after the game what was
the score, looked at the Indicator and
said never a word. To save him he
couldn't have told. 1t WAS all Greek to
attaches of the playhouses. ito tho con-
trary notwithstanding it was n good
game.
And verify 1T was q good game of ball.
The score doesn't begin to tell the tale
that was told on the diamond. Those
actor men played for all they were worth,
and they put UP game of ball that was
all that could be desired. The working
men did what was necessary to keep the
was even a double play. 1T was sharp
and quick, the batter sending high one
to third base and the runner on first
base leaving the sack ahead of time and
being caught before he returned. This
was really exciting.
The Story Runncth Thus.
In the first inning the theatre employees
made one count. The actor men got a
goose egg. Goose eggs were dosed out
to each side in the second inning, and
in the third round the Running for Of
the rubber. Again in the fourth two
stage walkers punked the home sack.
The seventh inning gave the actors two
more tallies. making them seven to the
good, against the solitary one the other
side had
The working men had 1t all their own
way and the orchestra crowd focused the
spying lamps upon them The attaches
got two in this inning, another two In the
eighth and two more In the ninth. This
was q ''sufIiciency," as the stereotyped
form will go. and the actor men go; busy
with their little two runs in the wind-rp,
making the score to in their favor.
1t was a great game and when the
crowd left he-park each player was
asking the other which side won.
Lineup of Each Side.
The lineup that did the work is, or
was. like this:
Theatre attaches line-up: Eimore.
catcher: Barfoot and Lnfore, pitchers.
Murphy, short-stop Briel. first base:
Jenkins. second base; Ashworth, third
base; Butler. left field: Bruce. center field; ;
Adams (captain), right field.
Actors: Hoey. center field; Ringsdorf,
second base; spatz, catcher; Doyle, first
base; Wood. short-stop: Nandervere. left
deld: Forrest. third base: Harrington,
pitcher: Friedland. right field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Three New Charters.

The State Corporation Commission yes
terday granted the following charters
ton, Norfolk. NJ. B. Whtehurst. B. NJ
Morris, incorporators, Norfolk. Objects
an association to advance educational in
terests in general.
The CORTLAND Waverly Telephone Com
pany, CORTLAND. j. N. Sebrell, Sr., pres
ident: j. p. Johnson, secretary; DR.. E. r.
Reese, treasurer, Courtlnnd Capital,
5000 Objects to maintain and operate
telephone lines.
Botetourt Apartments Corporation, Nor
folk. j. Il. Roper. president; w. B.
Roper, treasurer; William NJ. Dey, Jr.,
secretary, Norfolk. Capital. $4,000. OBJ
jects. TO deal in real estate, build and
manage apartment houses. buy, sell,
lease, rent and dispose of same. sub
scribe to stock. bonds and other securities
In other corporations or. companies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Will Not Have a Garden.

and commendable economies form the
bulk OF the subjects for his own, and
for some OF his neighhors', conversa-
lions, had span marked out. which
lie was to grow his vegetables In his own
back yard and thus save money and get
exercise. II
Just before the present cold snap, ard
while things still looked all sprlnglike,
IN the back yard, his first efforts being
directed ct the portion nearest the rear
fence. The result was the exclamation
of much broken brick, several tin cans.
and like yaluahleS.
He has, 1t Is said. since made the
usual appropriation for the family yege-
tables OF l9QQ. AM Aa u 1890
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Fair Grounds Results.

NEW ORLEANS. February 23-Fair-
Grounds summaries:
First race-rrrile and 4 sixtcenth-Winnf-
fred A. e to y first, Watcrlake q to u
second. ProtAne go to ID third. Time,
:51 2-5.
Second race-three and a half furlonss-
Savannah C. to u first. Bitter Miss GO to
II second. Helene Lucas % to y third.
Time. :43 20.
Third race-sx furlongs-Lancastrian
(even) first. Fenian e to ~ second, Gal
liant d3 to y third. Time. TIA 1-5
Fourth race-fve furlongs. handicap
Southern Cross q to 10Y first, Van Ness
(6 to 81 second. 7. B. Zero go to y third.
Time. 1:0l "a.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Sir Francis II.
&c to u first, Peter Nathaniel 60 to u
second, Rernice go to ID third. Time, 1:l6.
Sixth race-mile and twenty Yards
Avoid 40 to y first, Flavigny e to y sec
ond. sonomo Belle 90 to u third. Time.
1:44 As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
VIRGINIA GETS BANNER.
First Decision of Intercollegiate
Track Meet Was Reversed.
to The Times-Dispatch.)

tSpeclal 10 LIE liiiSS-lispatS'I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, February
2.-Manager Bass, of the University of
Virginia track team. received letter
to-day from Wilson A. Waddy, of the
managers of the recent indoor meet held
In Richmond, notifying him that Virginia
had been officially declared the winner
OF the all-round championship and that
the first prize. silk banner, would be
forwarded to the University at once.
Announcement was made through the
press that first honors had been carried
off by the Mount Washington Athletic
Club.
This conclusion was reached by count
ing the points made in an extra event,
the fifty yard consolation race which
was won by Mount Washington.
Later the officials decided that this
event should not have been counted. Vir-
ginia won total OF 10 1-2 points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
By I. M. Workman & Co.
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
Is North Ninth Street.
COURT SALE OF
Comfortable Frame Dwell

in the best neighborhood on Libby Hill,
on Twenty-nlnth between Franklin and
Grace street. fronting 80 feet 6 inches by
125 feet to 14-foot alley, with lot In the
rear of said alley to Thirtieth street, with
same front and 125 feet deep. House con-
tains eight or nine good rooms, bath and
is we'll constructed, comfortable and COM
modious and in every way desirable. A
BARGAIN.
BY virtue of two DEGREES OF the Rich-
mond Chancery Court, entered October
18th and end, 1905. respectively, in the
suit OF the short style OF "Cone OF ais.
VS.. Cones devisees. ct als.." the under-
signed by authority OF said decree, will
sell at public auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1906. AT d
O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the property above described, as refer
red to-.
IF YOU WANT A HOUSE IN THE
BEST NEIGHBORHOOD IN RICH
MOND, YOU HAD BEST At
TEND THIS SALE.
Terms-One-third cash and balance In
equal payments in six and twelve months,
notes at s per cent and title retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by court, or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser.
G. D. LARUS.
Administrator d. b. n. C. t. a. of estate
OF p. W. Cone. deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
BRIDGE TO BERKLEY.
City Will Try to Make the Norfolk
and Western Build It.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.o
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 23-The object
of tho resolution of the City Council TO
build new bridge, is TO require the Nor
folk and Western Railway to negotiate
with 1t as to It's PROPOSED bridge inn
proper and Berkeley ward for bridge COM
rnunication between the two sides of the
eastern branch. the, idea being to get a
foot and driving bridge in connection With
the Norfolk and, Westerns bridge en-
or have the Norfolk and Western Railway
assist the city in building a bridge for
general traffic at the foot OF Main Street.
It Ia doubted that it Is possible to get
permission from the United States to. put
two bridges across the eastern branch N
that 1T is practical, on account OF tho
Norfolk and Westerns grade5trncks there,
L to build a bridge at the foot of Nam
Street. Others feel certain TINT two
bridges are not practicable: rhe City
say that the Norfolk and Western is
aVailing itself of n public franchise. for
which the Council declare 1t should re-
icOmnense the city Gjsy *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
The latest Stvle

]. The Count de Impecune was In despair.
The naughty American heiress would
have none OF him. French Counts" she
Informed him, c,lttingly, ARE no longer
the smart thing In husbands. They nre
not wearing them this year. I" y Y 7 gs
In the midst Of his despair the Count
do Impecune conceived n brilliant idea.
Disgusting himself as CASTOR Prunes, he
a chauffeur. Within a fortnight the Ffair
iFIildegarde cloped with him. first settling
on him the lnsome of sl.0Q0,0o0, A le-
Cancellation with the family is expected ,--
Puck. sSs 81 f 5s'sSS s$ rs !. ID N ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Citv Park Results.

NEW ORLEANS. February Getty
Park summaries:
First race-three and half furlongs-
Beau Brurnmel &c to ~ first. Tom Morgan
t25 to y second. Mcintyre Q3 to o third.
Time, :i3 la.
Second race-mile and sixteenth
Liberty Mo "a to u first. Del Carina q to
y second. Thistle Heather g to y third.
Time. 1 80.
Third race-mile and sixteenth-The
Clean % to 81 first Tabor q to - second.
Lyman Hay q to u third. Tine. 30 LIS.
Fourth ralce-five and a half furlongs.
handicap-Monet % to u first. Jack Dolan
e TO u second. Meadow Breeze 90 TO u
third. Time, l:0l 1-5.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Bert Osra-
I'll to 81 first. Lieutenant Rice "a to ~
second. The Only Way III to 81 third
Time, 1870.
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Creel Is 10 - first, Casino ZIG to y second,
Gentian go to u third. Time, 1:23 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
.C0MsT0CK is THROWN
TWICE BY EMIL KLANK
lRy Associated Press.l

TAMPA, FLA. February 23-Emil
Klank, of South Omaha, threw j. C. Com
stock of Michigan, two straight falls
tonight. the first fall in twenty-nine
minutes. and the second in twenty-three
minutes. Klank has now thrown ALL
ccmers, except NJ. ]. Dwyer. OF Jack
tsonville, and A. Christensen. OF Boston.
He is matched with Dwyer for March
I'd. and Christensen will take on the
winner of that bout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Cavan--Moiles.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WEST POINT, VA. February e3-Alr.
Ernest NJ. Cavan. one of West Points
boys. was married Wednesday to Miss
Sadie F.. Miles, of Washington, ut the
home of the bride. Miss Bessie Kicker.
also OF Washington, was the maid Of
honor. nrr. Hunter Edwards, who was
of West Point, was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Charles o.
Isaac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
BASEBALL GAME
BY SOCIAL CLUBS
Westmoreland and Common
wealth Clubs to Meet OH the
Diamond at Easter.
WILL PLAY FOR CHARITY
Two City Judges Will Umpire.
Members Will Sell Peanuts
and Popcorn.

Some time soon after Easter Richmond
people will have an opportunity OF seeing
one OF the greatest baseball games that
have ever been played north Of James
River.
The Wcstmorcland Club will cross bats
with the Commonwealth Club. and the
occasion promises to be n glorious en-
counter.
The teams Will be made up for the most
part of athletic heroes of by-gonc days,
who will put aside business and social
cares for a day, and attired in the colors
OF their clubs will swat" nightly at
curve balls. slide bases and nun balls in
true sportsmanlike style.
The affair will he G social event, for
1t Is in the hands of score OF young
society women, who Wilt ask the city to
turn out and buy tickets for the beneht
Of the Young Women's Club of Twenty
.s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
z. Sims, 80 feet on Mechanicsville turn
pike, northwest corner of Johnston street.

T. A. Lamb and wife to II. 7. Reith.
lots Nos. 8 and Q in block No. 16, plan OF
Brooklard Park, $297.
w. Writ Haley and wife to Lewis Gin
ter Land and Improvement Company, 100
feet onbeast,cline of Chamberlayne ave-
nue., - feet from southeast corner of
Walton avenue, $625.
William Ellyson, special commissioner,
TO George w. CHORD. 40 feet on James
street. 50 feet from Richard street. $3.50.
William II. Chappell and wife to Emma
Hertzsch, q feet on north line of Car
rtngton street, 100 1-3 feet west Of
Twenty-fourth street, s1,10O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Literary Officers.

Especial 70 The Times-plspatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Feb. 20. ,rhe
Phoenix Literary Society Saturday night
elected lolloMlnEd g nee;
secretary: Orators o. w. IIeflIn and Jo-
seph Williams; psbate,ris y msrre and
ppye1l; I axsIn.lve cHmmWl sea nd
+. N. chichester; Mnrshals, ~. ii, Pettus
(chlef), j. Il. Pain. o.. b. Watson, j. Y.
tS.sNItchell and RI r. Terrell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Little Girls Death.
.s(Sparial ito srhe Times Dispatch. )

tSpania Ito The Times Dlspatch.)
STA u; " UNION, M. February e Little
OF Alr. and Mrs, X. NJ. Lipscomb, who
was operQtetl. on for. appendicitis We'd
.nesuaY died Friday morning mt the hos
pital from a henIorrhage She was II valAa
bright little girl. The funeral was held
from the Baptist church Friday after
noon and interment was IN Thornrose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24

l x 4
BY virtue of decree entered in the
United states District Court for the EAST AS =
Of February, 1905, In the matter Of the
Richmond Catering Co.., Inc. bankrupt
will sell at public auction. at 10:3o a. NJ,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1906.
the entire effects of this modern and
Ing Chairs. Tables, sideboard. Cigar
Case etc. In ,Oakf q IArgs Steel Ranges,
Hot Water Heater. Steam Coffee urns, z
Large Ice Boxes. especially made for this
Trays, a complete outfit Of Cooking Uten-
sils. very large l9t Gf crcGkery Glass,
and Plated Ware. Large Furnace, Chan
deliers, Electric Fixtures, Lease, Cigars,
Groceries, etc, etc.
This is one OF the cleanest and most at
tractively arranged restaurants In the
city, xnd will be first offered for sale
as d whole, we reserving the right to re-
ject all bids, and then sell In detail.
- a is FRANK II. SUTTON. Jr.,
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Feb. "a, 25, T-3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24

y OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN
AMELIA COUNTY. VA, ONE OF as
ACRES 5FsIS AND THE OTHER OF sii
BY virtue Of a decree Of March q. 1898.
entered by the Circuit Court of Henrico
of Dance & Wood VS.. Robinson and
Others, therein depending, the undersign-
ed special commissioners will sell by pub
lie auction at Amelia Courthouse, Va, on
THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1906,
2 p. NJ,
the two tracts mentioned in the bill and
proceedings. one of IS acres and the
other of 645 acres. both lying in Anrela.
county. Va. and belonging to the defen-
a large amount of valuable timber
Terrns- cash and the balance
in equal installments at 1. 2 and years.
with interest on the deferred payments
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
Purchaser to execute his bonds for the
deferred payments bearing interest as
aforesaid. Purchaser may, however, at
WILLIS 3. SMITH and
ROBERT G.. SOUTHAI.L,
Special Commissioners.
In the &C clerks q, oflce Of the Circuit cours
Dance 8 wood. com'rs. ......... PLAINTIFFS
against
/. John f. Broaddus clerk Of the said
court. do certify that the bond required
of tho special commissioners by the de-
day Of March, 1898, has been duly given.
Given under my hand az clerk OF the |
said court this LIST day of March. 1895.
JOHN z. BROADDUs. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Ladies in Charge.

The committee which has the game In
dith, Mrs Nora Leary, Miss Posy Mere
ace Hawes, Miss Nellie Boykin, Miss Mel
lie Tompkins Miss Mary Buford. Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Miss Kate Harris, Miss
Marion Harris. Miss Connie Evans, Miss
Della Tompkins, Miss Annie Gray, Miss
Elizabeth Wexford and Miss Maude Nor
gan.
1t Is the purpose of the ladies to have
club men will sell peanuts programmes OFT mes
water. There will be trained gangs Of
rooters from both clubs; songs will be
sung; each organization Will be accompa-
MED by band. and the police, may not
interfere to prevent any friendly. bouts
that may take place as a pastime. or
during the exciting periods OF the game.
Some of the Players.
The teams haye not been chosen but
they will be, made up of we'll known men
It is thought that Mr. Murray NJ. Nc.
CURE will pitch for Commonwealth and
DIR. Robert Coalter Bryan for Westmore-
land. Il Is also said that the umpres Will
be two OF the most rotund judges of the
city, who not only possess an accurate
knowledge OF the rules. but have the
strength of mind and body to subdue all
kickers.
The ladies' say that they Will ask Mr..
Ashton Starke and Mr.. Charles Spicer to
sell peanuts.
The game will be played at Broad Street
Park, and bleacheries will be provided to
accommodate the enormous crowd which
Is expected to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Stricken With Blindness

MONTERREY, VA. February 23.-AIr.
James Trlmbie; who Is e,Ehty-hve years
entering the home OF his son. DR.. *, II.
Trimble, Wednesday afternoon, Ills
sight had been gradually falling for sew
eral years. but he was able to visit the
town and to give some attention to stock
and other interests about his farm, which
is situated on the outskirts of sthe'vlllage.
An only brother. John Trimble, ESQ.,,
whose home is just east of Monterey, Is
also Ill. He, too, Is an octogenaran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
Master Land Slowly Improving.

Tho condition of the 12-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Land. OF Blackstone.
who was operated on for appendicitis by
DIR. Stuart Mcclure on Tuesday, was re-
ported as more hopeful last night. Mrs.
Land and her sister Miss Louise Budd.
accompanied young Land and Mrs. Land
has remained at his bedside at st. Luke's
since his arrival. Mr.. Land Is still in the
city, but hopes the condition of his son
will be'such as to permit his leaving Tor
home tonight or tomorrow. Mrs. Land
will remain with the boy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-24
MEET IN FINAL MATCH
FOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
lRy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. February 2s.-Edwin P.
Club OF this city. and Wylie C. Grant.
OF the New York Lawn Tennis Club. will
meet tomorrow in the final match for
the indoor tennis championship. Both of
these players won their senn-fnal
matches to-day.