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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

turn home In Richmond on sunday 81 s
EsbN Miss Myrtle Ballard return ed d to her
horne ms Charlo egvi ne on N esday.s
81 SA ppomat tox, this week lsT,T#
MI. ( ] ones Turner was visit n 81 In the
Hill City onb la st we ell. On
Miss Earl Marks Appoma ttoxs a.
week
sig Mrs III u la Bowles after spending the
summer wi tn her Bdnug liter gherei returned
to8Iyncliburg&0 OH IN nday
ir.8 Tones Turn Ell WI II sumo his duties
ms mail carrier on Sa turday after a flf-
teen days vaca ton Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
liza w. Il honor 81 her guest, Miss Eula

ghts in honor OF her Miss sIsula
tMacRae, OF Monroe. 58ss3i s5 .;
S'S5S Afisa MarRue II e Fuller entertained e
Few Of her friends ins her home, sin Dill DIE;
worth. . Tuesday evening. complimen tary.
10 her guest, Miss Enid scsrrett q Bos +
ton, Mass. s954 .S I !. !.
Miss2 aura Bell ha returned to !, = e s
home, n IN folk, a...s ter penang
scver al weeks In tilis cit ~
Miss Ola Herron nd title MISS hutns
VA here they islted Srela Ives.
Mrs: ION tgomery, q Rlchmo1nd:
Is visiting her dau tier. Mrs \: ~ NJ
,' Mr.sand Mrs r. rson are listing Y,
friends 4 In Virginia. =.
Miss D Louise 8 Reams. Of Ma g hes y e
IS 81 spending some time WI WY III tllo
MI sses Waugh, in Charlot,, {sts3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
WAvER.LY SOCIAL Al.
I, !, \, mn 7 ~, Z, l,,.natoh +

m Especial To the Times, pispat cb:l 49,.
\ EWAYERLY A.. August 26,-rA CAMPS
Ing part " composed Of niessrs, !. y, Nt!-
COX, Nv, Il.Is Ford, & r.. =, Ityesay aud y
III, Wilcox, of Wayerly; ~ @, Rogers. !,
w, Waite, w. o., Rogers, r. y, Bngee,, u ana M
Herbert Rogers, OF Carsley ", 81 say
edge, 5of sayedga. and ~, J.aiA rllng g
OF Claremont, stretched g tent tat. ltnrr
wells Bay, on James River, last ThesT
day, where they will spend some Tins,
.hshIng,g sailing and launcfllng
s5I MisS Mary Warren May has u turned
ia hsl, hons her tier spsndln 2 1sW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

;Iikin. Mrs. Hunt Turner, Miss Clements
Mrs. Ben o. Fa lam, M iss ethel q Fall Jam;
and " Miss VI Mary Carter Rand phi Il took!
lunch with Messrs. Wood ward and Howe.
at Milton Valley. en- route for the horse g
show near Berryville. "a !.
i54 Last week, ri pa atory 70 e the hor t.'e
show. N a riumber Of small entertainments
we're given. dinners a teas, and sur persS all
around the n eighborh ood !. n otwi thsta nd
ing the m cont nned raj u $, near y every
evening this week he WHO lie coHmuniLys
has turned out to attend 7 he II orse sflo ":
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
MADISON COUNTY

"a tSnocial Ia Tho q Nlcs, y N
Mill v us ust;;s ON
Mr.. ID. u, 'TIRsleY and { anily returned
home Tuesday af ter = very Pleasant WISH sEs
to relatives IN Il hepter and n lchmohd W
Mr.. Dddle Harris ana MI no, who hays'
been Visiting his sister here, vii leave
for their home In ri chmond to-day s55 ;s
Y The bigh, waters have lone consl der,
able damage around here To- or ~, 4 and
.WiatarF rack ana fences have bean sWspt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
CHARLOTTE, N, O..

si;Y.s (speoal j 10 y Tho Times pispatah,)
~ CfIAiSIO TTN, NJ q, "A ugnst 2 6,-.A lss
3Loyine Young eylte rtalned 81 esdny atter-i
noon In honor Of 'hors cousin Miss Nan
sI4axenby, Of States ille, 5,] NJ AZ
MI ind Mrs %, V NJ Girl er entertained
at their home in Ealdl s, In the; county.
yGuesd ay evening. I'M honor Of Mlss Mary
Lois M on, Of s TIA 5lsS
ss5 Hiss Halle Hen ton u Vecei we'd Wed ressl
DAY. eYening ~ her ONE, on q ~ eth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Samples Sent Anywhere.
August Sale sc Wash Fabrics

SC Roubaix silk and / TaffetaI
Silk Effects, 8 E1.Bc. III Mi.
soc Fine Printed silk Organ
dies now 21c. 55t Il
Silk Ginghams, IN beautiful
,plaids, 26c. 4 s,5s
Large variety II Of Percales. Ii
neat effects, 1Oc. " 4
simpsons Prints, large assort-s
ment Of patterns, 8 ! 0 and !
yards In pattern now DC yard.
IL a1-2c Light and Dark Per-
Gales now 9 1.8c. #s,: iijs
Apron Ginghams In remnants
OF ~ and < 81 yards sale price N DC
yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

s Loo Fine Dress Ginghams now
Y 3s5S. 1920 { Fancy suitings, large I
variety, 12 1.2c. i.8i5
4 4 18c 4 Solid Color Panama Rep
now ~ 1-2c. u n
6c Beautiful Solid Color g ham
's brays, 2i1.2c. RI Sss2s /
Great assortment Of Plaid Cling
hams, Toe. SIa
i ss,l q 1-2c Fancy Lawns INK and q
5,Voiles, sale price, &c.
IL &c Fancy D Dotted Swiss and a,v I
Lawns now &c. ,S 558
N #1bc Plaid Cotton voiles, this
b sale, 8 lac IA {, q, II VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
PEI:0!,!P,L. { I'm .!NIl!ELs.o
1 a. Ia rheY ,r,mas , DiaDat q

(lpecaI to The IT imas, spat On, RI rs
NORWOOD, NlIsSO IN Gf !, Az a.
gust N. Park y ana ilts!al
4 MIR TIL. Garria Robar tson and dapgh ter,
wIlo have been Ylsi ting 4 al y. Mrs. George
scruggs'1 since 3unds "a 4 9oy A1snteos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Mail orders Fill lea.
AUGUST Sale 81 Ladies Undermuslin

800 Nainsook with
va corset covers
li 7bc ghtFiting sCorset BF
10 umbrela cambria With
flounce 8gc. g5}5& Sgags
Insertion, Doc.
Quality OF Cambria Pants With 2nch runls
OIL now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
August Sale Of Ladies' |, !, d: ! /.
- M 7}
Knit Underwear.

a 15c Ladies Extra Size Gauze'}t
Vests, hi ersey and Swiss ribbed
q now 2 1-2c.8is sS III
II. "a Lisle- Finished Gauze Vests.
slightly imperfect, now IL u; lie EIss e.
1Oc $J ersey3 Ribbed Vests tape
+ neck and arms. small sizes, &C;
Il four for 25c.
g &c Pink and 3 lue Gauze Vests,
BLK tape, all sizes. now 25c.
iS,s csc Boys Shirts, long sleeves.
neatly finished seams, now a. b q
II each. III II. "a
y CSC Lace Trimmed Umbrella
Pants, French band !, u w SOC.
3 1-2c Alisses' and Children
Tape N eek and Sleeves g auz ~
Vests, " now &c. sssa en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
August Sal
of Black CO DDS.

of B'lac 9. y DDS q,
vs. 40 Inch Swld DC value, slack
India Linen; sale price, only
L IL 1-2cS yard 81,
Ss$ zoe value Fancy Lace Striped
Lawns, p 1-2c yard.
oc value silk Mulls only ''.E|
yard. MA
sc Panama s,litlng, only small
quantity left, ct the remarkable
price Sof &c yard.
( n soisette, III worth 4 not less than
IA SC yard Just the wei ht for early
fall, only 25c yard
80 value a t' only 1ll;y;
3. 25o yard. .s
SSs8 zoe grade Berlin Lawn. sale. !
4 price, 2 DC yard Ss
sc yalu silk Null Y special peel R; /;
II 81 2 1.2c yard N!
sc value Black Organdies, 2
inches wide, 12 q &c yard ;Sl
~ satins. Ducks and P'iquesss5 in n
prices ranging from I Oc g To 2 2sI',
ard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
August Sale. q.
lNen's Neckv ear Il

\ IS3 s 0cs58W Windsor Ties, 40 Inches
long > ow 2Dc.
one odd lot i OF Ties, in Wind
sors and Four-ln- Hands, were 2 5c,$
now 1 Oc. 53 hi,
sSs 69c Fancy Fourth Hands all :
new fall styles. mad In the rich
Imported French silks; We are (
selling these for Soc.
s O-inch Long Narrow fourth SS
Hands. allScolors. 2oc. 5::l5::I
25cH Emb roide cred Wash Ties, In
all colors, extra quality, now, 4 7c e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Ger Ero5cf acacn bic @rosidlGdjtcr

ebtcugo, NllH., I. Scbr. - Die
Nnp0ltc Der Shlad)tbollSbcliber CT.
llld)tcn gcltern 0cn @cnerol Nnlualt
Woohu nm Nncrtcnnln0 Der Nlltcne
tlcltot oc@ an i'm gcrid)tctcn Sd)rCis
bcnS 0cS Er0li0cntcl H%oolepClt IN
lpcld)cm nit oilrrcn Wortcu crfldrt
miro, 0nS Suits mo 0u9 Nonocl$,
Gcpurtcnent orbcitcteu IN ocnl
NIeild . Srtlt Safe nit icincr 3it.
thinning Sun0 in Nnn0, unb Nr.
Wooop crfl0rte iid) Damn norbcbolt.
lid Der &eriiifotion OcS Sd,riititiidcS
Scitcns ieinc1 HStipot SctrctGrS be,
rcit. Sn Scr por0eitriGcn Sibung
bottcn Die Nmu0ltc Der Shlod)thuus
Velibcr cine Nbldriit oea ShrcibcnS
porgelegt, mo 6 crilbrigt ionlit mr.
nod Die oiicntlihc NSoentiiIfotion.
Nod)ocn Oieic N%ngclegcnbcit erie
0igt luar, illbr liItrittsonmalt Mot
rilot nit Dem arcll5pcrbor =. Vi.
WtcGurlonc'@ tort mo bcirnqtc i'm
ilbcr Die Siilia @~ciellid)uiten, ollrd)
ocrcr Ncrmittcllng nod OerNcbotu'
tllng Der Hegicrlung Die Erciic ullcr
Fro0lftc controlirt mltroell, mo Der
3tllgc lagte oltS, i'll elmer Gcrlomnl'
lung Der Iircttorcl Scr Sppclbcinlcr
Company lei CT ais Tcrtreter zines
Der @llrit 6nbritontcn Der 6nir
bonf Canning 50. 5ll9cgcl gepclcll.
Oh oieicr ober Ncrtrctcr Der Girmo
Morrio gcuelCn fonnc CT nid)t ingcn,
obglcld) CT 20 Sabre I'M @cidlGIt lei.
6erncr iogte Der 3cllgc. bic &ertrctcr
Der Ncaierltt1 bGttcn Die Bidder bcr
getno Grading 50. mo Der &cnuooo
Company gcpriiit, cr iclbit obcr luiiie
iuenig Don DEM @ctricbe Der Siili3
@cieaihoiter.
Sic NiiSiogcn Der iibrigcn 3ellgcu
be5oGen lid oii 0ie9lrt, mie Die 4gen4
ten Der 9uioeSrcgicrlmg Die Erii.
inlg Scr 9ild)er Don NeIion, Worria
II. So. llrb Der Suirbanf GonmingGo.
0urdgeieben boben. ,Nn Der Nnd)
mittogsiiBung wuroe Damn Der &c.
rid)t ocS GomniiiGra @oriielo iiber
Die Sdlodtbola Snouitric pcrle.
len, meldcr $50 Scitcn itorf lit.
Gommiiidr @ariiclo trnt Die Mid
rciie nad) @uibinqton al. unt iid
bort ieinen AmtSgeid)1iten miomcn
5u fonneu. PTS ,}eu9c lit er bis iett
BON feiner Der beiocn Tortcien oufgc'
rllfcn morSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
3m @mniten Der Giicnbabucn emtidie,
ocm.

GinctnuotL {. Sebr. Sn
Dem FroieB, ourd) lpeld,en Die Staot
Gleuclouo elmer gn5obI Giienbo6ncu
Sano an Seeuier i'm @erthe Don
Sl5,OO0,O00 81 cnt5icbcu iudte, iulr.
oe bier bcllte pom 9unoes : areis.
IppcIlgcrifte ollrd) Hid)ter Carton
cine Den Gilerrbohuen aiiuitige Ont.
ldcioung obgcgebcn. GaS iroslide
@ebiet, oili lucld)cm lid ole 9o6n.
bofc bcflnocn, nmiaBt 81 Ider ar,ge.
ldlpenmtes Sano, melhcs gro6tens
tbeils oltrdl ou9 @irfen BON Iatir.
fr1ftcrt e%ntitonocn lit, lett Die Giien.
bobnen nit ser Stoot I'M Sabre 1919
Den Scrtrog iiber Die Eadltuna oes
SonbcS obgeid)lpilcu bobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

Son Gee ur6 Sofcu.-Gcr
Compiler .0armitoot" pom Nor0b.
2Ion0" poiiirtc geltern ollI ser Gobrt
bon @remcll nnd) Baltimore Gur
&cnrp lu1o miro hcllte Morgcn geQen
s llhr ON Eier Mr.. Q 5u Occult.
Eoint o%nIongcn.
- Ser Sampler uGroit6ur9." ser
critic Sompicr Der nellCu 2nic Hui.
id)cn baltimore uIo @ilminqton.
nc, bot bcrcitS 0eniiQcno Nrod)t
erboltcn, I'M ON Snmitoq icinc critic
Nciic rod) Gem lcBtNcuonntcn Noicu
ontretcn 81 f6nnclt. @%ohridcinIid
miro Der Same Dc3 0ompicr4 IN
nSbcooorc @ccmH" mlQcGn0crt mcr.
0Clt.
Ncgcr ouS0cltcfcrt. -
SiIoS Gopioipn, alias Sill, scr Ne,
ger, pcldlcr cingeitonocu fat. SOB cr
5l Noucritrap, Nem- Oorf I'M 30
pcmber lcBten So6rc2 Sen Ncger
%ohn StrCctc ncgCn 50 Gents CT.
ihollen bot, luurbe geitern in Der
noroGitlidcn Yoli5ciitotion Dem No.
li5cihci @nt. y. Smith BON Rod,
lanbsGouttu M,.N., oltSqclicicrt mo
bon hieicnl IN 0ic mittlerc Goli5ciito,
tion gcbrod)t, non no CT bcrltc DIOR.
gen nod NuuCritrom iibcriiihrt lpcr.
Ser miro.
Nus @oItimo Gouutn.
- MIS- Die Nfticn= &nbobcr ser o@al.
tlnlorcsG ouultp Ndcrbol.@cieaidoit"
Qcitcrr MorNen IN Gomion cine Ser.
lommllm0 obbicltcn. ltCntc e2 iid
bcrull1, 6ob sic @eieQidJoit felt i6rcr
@riinbnmg IN 1878 olli S%inloniunl
FlCr0crcumcn ob0C6oltcn Got. obnc
Nelcblid) Nnjlt bcrchti9t III icin.
G0rGu'bin ipl,rbc cin onnen0irtc5
Interpretations Gcrtiiifot on0cnom.
men. III mCldem Dos Nbboltcn iold)er
Nenncn Der @cicllldnit crlollbt lein
loll, ScrnCr lpltrbc beidllpiicu. Sen
Nuntel scr @cicuidoit III .Morns
lono Stotc Noir ollo NNricuIturo(
Societu OF Baltimore .Gountp" INN.
5uGnocru.
Sm @urcou bcS arci&Qcrid)t&
SIT Iomion lpurbcn sic ~fol0cubcu
NcirotbS- 2iccu5cn ntSQcitcnt:
GORDON 2ippincott Nccic 90. 9tr.
1912, 2in0Cn gpcnltc. rnb G6ith 8.
N%or0coitlc Sorb, 81 Nrliu0tor. Dol.
tlllorc Gnuntn; Mppfifont Sonorb
y. Nccic.
GuugIoS NJ. 2coucrton, 81, bon
Ct. Sclcno. Baltimore GourtO; ru0
@iniIreb NccucS. 81, bon Ct. Sc.
lcno; NppIitont 9ou9loS VI. 2copcr-
ton.
Trou Mtorp NJ. Er0toril,S,
@ottin bon SuIilt0 TrGtoriilS. lit III
l1rcr Wo6nllnN III GotonSpinc I'M
Tltcr bon 60 Sobrcn qcItorbcn. Sic
billtcrIGbt ibrcn @ottcn rnl6 Orci
Sod)tcr.
Or. SronciS @orrcr Got bon
Ser ~Suion MininN 60" 100 %dcr
2orb 81 SoIoicrS Gclight fir $4,000
c%rltonnCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
TG6ioc @comtin occbrt.

- Trou 6. ShmiOt, Sic Iol1ui1hriuc
ScfrctGrin ocS ,0omens 9t]GbucrcinS"
0es oMaQencincn Qclrtihcn @oiicll.
6olticS," mlroc 0citcrn 9(bcnb in Ser
&crIommlltr0 6cS @crcin9. sic in ser
9(nItolt inter Sem %oriibc Ser Ir1ii.
0entin Srall %ohonna Nchr itottfoub.
ilt ii6crauS paiicn0cr @eiic iIbcrs
roidt. Srou SdnriOt idlob nit Sem
ocitriacrr 8aoe ihr -. r,%ohr ols &c.
frctGtit 0r$ &crcinS ub uro cine Wns
5nbl Ser Mit0lic0cr hattie lid, Dies &c
MERIT 9(QS tie NoNcr I'M Wcrinmm.
hllostofot trid5icn, mur6c lie ban ser
Tr6ii6cntin nit ciniNcn @ortcn ,ltr
@curiibiuno cnpinnorn ltlrn ihr 10.
Damn inn 9toncn 0cS %crcit3 Elm id,0.
ner @nlmentopi nit Yolncr ilbcr
reidlt. Srolt Mchr mic2 in uciiihI-
ppQcr @etie olti sic uielcl, WcrbicnItc
Der Srnt Sdmi0t in Sen % ,Sohrel
Hires 0icnitc8 nlS S~cfrctGrin hin. oltf
Die uiclcn Sobrc@bcridte, mcldc
STRAIT Sdmi0t IN 10 nlt9iiibr(iher
M&ciic licicrtc mo AMI Sic Sbotiod1c,
On6 lie in after Nicicr Belt feline Wiihc
idclttc, luclr e$ GAIT iiir Sen &crcill
ncltc MitNlicoer NJ id)oiicn o0cr in
irQcn0 mclbcr ut0crcn WCiic iilr sen
&crcin cinyltrctcn. Nrou Sdnibt
bcoonftc iih in Scr ibr ci0cr,c1 be
ideioencu @ciic iiir Oo2 id0nc Sc
id)cnf mo bctontr, ooB 0o2. mas lie
in 0ci % Sobrcu Qcthor. mlr cilrcm
olttcn 3lucf Qnlt lnO Onb lie c6cuio
mcnia mic sic m1Ocrcn Mit0Iic0cr 6c3
%crcinS cine 9rncrtcnmlmN euuortctc.
@cntcI0ct nltr0c, 0o6 sic Ginnob-
men I'M lcbtcl1 Wonnt $73.25 beirut
0cn lut0 sic NuaNa6cn $69.1O. Wit
Gonf muroc cin mcihcnf I'M @ctra0c
BON Ss0.73 non Nrn. Moriboa @in-
DIETER rntNclcn 0cnomnlcn, ionic Gin
iold)c9 Don 80 Gents, mcIdc3 Don
Srot ShniOt i'm Nontclt Ser Gron
2. =. ii6crrcidt mur0r. Su0onn
lr,lroc 6crid,tct, 0ub 6iS Jest $685. 80
fiir Gintritt5fortcn pom lcbtcn Nll-
Itcrniuupcr ciltoclauicn itn0, ltn0 Die
fol0crocn nellen Wit0Iicocr luur0ct
ouiQcnommcn: sic Nroucn g. SdG
b%crlCir. Gp0n3. Trl3. Wf. lut0 e.
Sbohpitcr, Troll @crfCncpcr uuN
Srml 9a%nobommcr.
&uifccflat d. Gin Qcn1ilt6-
lidrr Mnffcctlot1d folt0 1cltern Nben0
in Der @ohmung 0c9 Nrir. i. SdlCts
| ninQcr an Scr Come StroBc. Gon-
ton, itott, an mcId)cm iidl cine 9ll,5o6l
@nttinlcn hicliQcr Srounlciitcr be
tbciliOtcn. Inter Oclt Nmuclenocn
bcioltOen lid Sic demonstrating
@oitatbcrih NraH g. Shlcumca,
Troi ii@ep,." Nciiitci7htr, 6rou s..
&ncdlti Srdu s.. @onfe, 6rou u,
McntiGel 1t. ". rn.i .a'.
cine tntulc Woh0fin ter.
II / i lit hclltc Nbcnb nod MittCrllod)t
81 lcbcr, d. Il. mcnn Der Nin1mc! tlar
lit. Der MonO tritt llIit mt0cfubr 3
Minlrtcn por / lthr, 6itIid)c 3cit, in
ben G%r0ldottcn. Die %crrInltcrlnl0
miro I'M , NEilnttcn Dor , llbr ci'te
p%oait0nOrNc icin unO 10 cine StlnNc
mo IS Miinutcn blcibcn, Ger Sd)og
ten gcbt mn 1874 llhr Ooriibcr. GieIc
Wionoiinitcrnjb iii III Norj Nnlcrita
lld)tbor.
@Ctruut.- Sri. &onroh %oncS,
Eod)tcr Der Nrou Woru NonC9,
Sti(c$- mnN 2ittlc @%olNbftro6c,
mltrbc 0~cltcrn 9%tod)nlitto0 IN Ocr ct.
2co'S Stride BON Softer %inccnt 81
YouIi nit Nru &o6n VI, Gunco 5ltnl
@inoe iiir'2 2cbcn pcrcilt. Hlnt
9(tcno fonO hi Scr nTGolio&uac,"
Trott-, no6c Gretcritrn6c, Elm Gnl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09
Vricifajteu.

$. ". tbs eiierne areuS eritcr
alalie miro an Siii5iere ruo Mann.
! idooiten ailsgeseben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-09

@alle, ode 3. unO @ougbitrobe, SiQb.
ldl1otopn, inter Seitllng ieineS ii
rlgenten Eroi. SEQ ". G0blmonm sic
Sbore fiir 0uS CONCERT Elm, mo iii
Der @cihGitsiitlng mltroen inter
Dem &oriibc ocs ErGiibentcn Srn.9.
Se0 mo Der &rototolliiibru1g oca
Srn. 8. @icictin9 Ginlnoimgcn pom
oIrbcitcr WGnncrtor" mo Dom
oGonton = 2icocrfron5" an0cnor.
men. Soounn trni Der %erein Nor-
bercitllngen iiir Den ScludJ 0C3 Mo5s
~tcnboIle@, mClhcn Der 9onCn . Ser.
Elm oeS ,@ihenfrun5" oenln1fIt al.
bnltcn miro. Gas Gonlite iiIr Oua
OroBc Gon5ort oC3 Gercin5 bcrid)tctc
Sortidritt. IS bcitcbt aus 0cn $3.50.
Conrad SobI, SoriiBcr, o.. @illinQ,
@iiliS . &oriibcr, ). Shmiot. HuO.
@obrL Trco. @eber, y. Support, :.
Snllic, inn, Nobert @cpCr, u. @0bel,
s.. @ieicfing, i. @o9ncr mo HSobn
&reBlein. ltndJ Der SiBung lplroc
ser @eburtatog oca &icc Gr1iioen-
ten @rn. &rcBlciL 9%roumciltcr Scr
Womuncntul 9rnlcrCi, IN palicll=
Scr Mciic ourd, cilcn gcmiitblihcn
Counters qciciCrt.
,N . H."
Nlld) Scr oHrion" belt Qcitcrn
Gbcn0 zinc 0uBerit out bciudJtcSirN-
itullbc n5, in meldcr inter Scr Sci
thug bon Nroi. %obu 4. SroHt Sic
ser iiir bua &oripiel jlm Mo3fcHs
boll, meld)cr mt 26. Sebrllor I'M n&p-
rio" itottiiuoci, cingeilbt nurocn.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-24
A WRESTLING TOURNAMENT.
Burns and Haclenschmidt VIII Meet
in Kansas City.

Kansas City, Jan. 24.-The Missouri
Athletic clubs second tournament for
professional wrestIefs and amateur box
ers will begin tonight in Convention
hall. The tournament will last two
nights and during that time the syrestl-
ing championship OF America will be
decided. Frank Gotch. the present hold
er of the title. will be here today pre-
pared to meet the winner of tonight's
bout between Burns and Hackenschmidt
Thursday night. The conditions of both
matches are the saSle. Both will be
mixed affairs and the winner of the
quickest fall will have the privilege Of
naming the terms of the deciding fall.
The bout tonight will be for a purse
of $500. and the winner will hook up
with Gotch tomorrow night for a purse
of ST. GOO.
Thirty amateur boxers win compete in
the tournament tonight and tomorrow
night, and according to the program ar
ranged there will be about ten bouts
staged each night. The classes Will
range from the midgets to the heavy
weights. and all of the best noTces in
the city will go for the medals. The
first bout will be staged at $3.50. Dave
Porteus will referee the wrestling and
also the boxing. Two judges will render
the decisions in the boxing bouts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-24

all Of asserting that this and nothing
else was responsible for the poor show
ing made by the club last season.
John Camel expects TO buy his release
from the New York Americans before
long. He believes that Clark Griffin will
settle for $500 or less, and thinks it Will
be worth that much to him to be able
to lead his team on the field instead Of
from the bench. Now, wouldn't Mike
Kelly of Minneapolis be wise to follow
Cancels lead and purchase his freedom
from the St. Louis Americans2
Dick Padden who for several years
was field captain of the st. Louis
Browns. and viii manage and captain
the st. Paul team in the A. A. next sea-
son, declares that Claude Rossman Will
more than make good with Cleveland
next season. He is a trifie awkward
in playing first base, but not any more
50 than Stovall,' remarked Padden.
THE way he can line that ball out viii
give Lajoie Mysteries"
While Dineen has stated positively
that he viii not play in Boston again,
Manager Collins feels confident that
when the new state of affairs is explain
ed to him he will be willing to go into
the box again More contracts were
sent out yesterday to those of the play
ers who had not yet signed. and Man
ager Collins said he EXP ected that they
would be returned with signatures III
short order.-BOston Herald.