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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Deserter Arrested.
Special to The Times-Dispatch

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NEWPORT q NEWS. VA, April IL
Colonel Potts, commandant OF Fort Mon
roe, has been notified OF the arrest OF
John S. Spencer. n former army SER
geant, who has been badly wanted ut the
fort for Eighteen months. Spencer was
in charge Of the post-exchange, and It
Is alleged that when he suddenly dis
appeared a large sum Of the governments
cash went with him He was located IN
Jersey City and is now behind the bars
at Governors Island When brought
bnck here Spencer will be tried on charges
OF embezzlcnlent. desertion and false en-
listment. tSf
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PRES. TUCKER IS
NOW ]|W IN IN NORFOLK o.. (.
Will Reside There Permanently
While the Exposition is in
Progress.
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2 NORFOLK, VA, April 27.-The Hon
Harry st. George Tucker. president Of
the Jamestown Exposition Company, has
arrived here from Washington, eD.'C. He
was in conference this afternoon with
exposition officials
Notwithstanding certain newspaper re-
ports to the contrary. he is not here at
this time to remain permanently, but wal
return to washington in few days to
remain there while the exposition appro-
pr1ation bill is before Congress. 1t Is
proba BILE that both Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
will come here early in the fall to reside
until the exposition closes.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker are at present
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Barton Myers, on
T'reemason Street. Mr.. Myers Is the
auditor OF the jamestown Exposition Com
pany. aG.
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A New Enterprise.

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GLOUCESTER G. II, VA, April y7.--Ae} y
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors at Glou.
cester Courthouse to-day, a lease wa. grantsa
catlett Brothers of land at Gloucester Point
fac,uror Of cement bricks and blocks Tor build
and other purposes The m main tbul ara
shed buildings attached, The Arm Is Judge
Charles Catiett. who Is engaged largely in
farming and oyster interests, nnd AZ. IL. LIZ,
nhone Company, both fine business men, The
location is a flne ono for the enterprise, olol-
cester Point being one OF tho nness harpoEs
hn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Mr., Jones' Lecture.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 81
Congressman W. A. Jones delivered In
the Opera House here tonight leo
ture on his trip to the Philippines with
the Taft party last summer. The lecture
was handsomely illustrated with one
hundred OF Burr McIntosh's stereoptican
views. A large audience listened to the
entertaining and instructive lecture. which
was greatly enjoyed Judge a. w. WAL
lace introduced Mr.. Jones to THE audience.
The proceeds We're FOR the benefit of the
Peoples Mission, a charitable institution
Of the city, which Is managed by ladies',
Mrs. ]. p, Flcklen being the president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Franklin-Graves.

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FRED ERICKSBURG. VA, April 27-
Miss Fannie Watts Graves, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac L, Graves was mar
ried yesterday to Rev. y. II. Franklin.
OF Greenville. The ceremony took place
at the horne OF the fbrlde's parents, Rev.
c. C.. Davis, of Louisa, officiating. Miss
Matte Bscoe. Of spotsylvania county,
was the maid of honor, and Mr.. Jesse
Franklin, Of Roanoke, best man. a we'd
ding breakfast was served. after which
Mr. ana Mrs. Franklin left for South
ern "trip, 49,
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sisters Of the bride, dressed in white

sisters OF the bride, dressed In white
were flower girls
The bride, who never looked prettier.
was handsomely gowned in goins-ael'way
suit Of blue taffeta silk. \ K
Immediately after the I, ceremony ne
newly married couple drove to the nearest
railway station. Carrying with them con-
ordinations and best wishes Of all pres
ent.
Washington and other cities Of interest
will be visited during the bridal tour,
Returning, Mr. and Mrs. Bugg Will be At
home TO their friends In Roxboro, ~. =.
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In Deadly Peril
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WINCHESTER, VA, April 27.-stan-
Ivy Newlin's coat sleeve caught In some
machinery at tht paper MUS mere 70,
day, and he WAS slowly being dragged
toward revolving knives when fellow
workmen, alarmed BY his cries for as
slstance, managed to rip the sleeve from
NewlIn's coat, saving his NE,
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Durhana-Cole.

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CHARLOTTE. N C.. April a7.-Rev.
Pla to T. Durham, pastor OF Trinity Meth-
odist Church. and Miss Lucy Cole, pop
rlnr young lady OF Rocklnsn'ni. were
married In that town Tuesday evening,
Miss Mary Cole, sister Of the bride, was
maid OF honor and Mr.. W. 7, Dixon of
Raleigh, was best man.. Mr. John Charles
McNeill and Miss Louise Wadswortl. OF
Charlotte, were the other attendants.
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Interest iii Election.
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+ NEWPORT NENYS. VA, April 27.-Llt-
tle or no interest is being mani tested In
the approaching municipal election, In
which half Of the members OF the board
OF aldermen and common council are to
bo elected The Democratic city commits
tee has not yet adopted plans for the prl-
mary, which is to be held on May 9Th.
Most OF the present councilmen will offer
again, and they will have little oppose
ttop !.
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Anti-Saloon League.
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ONANCOCK, VA, April 1.-THE annual
meeting OF the Ant-Saloon League Of
Accomack county was held In the Bap-
lists Church yesterday. The attendance
was large, and the work being done In
the county was commended The county
"a now without liquor license. The prin-
8cipal address was made by DR.. A. w.
Young, the assistant national secretary.
Mr.. spcncer u. Rogers was elected presl-
dent, and Mr.. Thos. G. Kellam. secre'
efury 4tlt 15.-5
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Goes to Iury.

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ROANOKE, VA, April ?7-The Floyd or.
Inc Instructions In the Richards case. This
argument was begun this morning.
bout thirty witnesses were put on the
stand al the closing hours yesterday all for
the purpose Of testlfying to the character OF
this and that witness who had made statements
in variance with each other.
Tha case Will 60 TO the Jury Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
RECOMMENDED 70 NIL MOTHERS

II have used Cuticura Ointment for
chatting Of infants, and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
! never found 1t necessary to call doc
tor, as these Remedies are sure cure,
II used as directed. lam glad to recon-
mend them to all mothers" Sincerely
yours, Mrs. T. A. Kennard, n
June 81, 1905. St..Paul Park, Mimi
cueurs Soap, Ointment and Pills .r. sold throughout
p5sMsiled Free, Hos 10 Gaze ior he Skin. .7a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Summer Institute.

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DERICKSBURG, VA, April &c
The. Summer Institute for Teachers, TO
be held In this city from June 2sth 70
July 2sth, Will hold Its sessions IN the
buildings OF Fredericksburg College, where
there is every facility for comfort and
convenience. 1t Is expected that the at
tendance of teachers from this section
OF tho State Will be large,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
CONTINUATION Services.

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3 AMHERST, VA. April 27.-Bishop a.
M. Randolph held confirmation services
at St. Marks Church. this county, TINS
mo, Ming and also preached and con
flrmed n. class at Ascension Church here
Tonight. Quite large crowd attended
the service, and enjoyed the excellent;
sermon preached by the Bishop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Helped San Francisco,

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BRISTOL, VA. April 27.-Through the
solicitations OF Mayor w, L. Rice, OF this
city, who carried around a Subscription
paper In person. citizens OF Bristol cons
tributed $40 for the relief fund for Sans
Francisco. This was In addition to hand
some contributions made in all this
churches OF the city on last Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Case Against Dunn.

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NORFOLK. VA. April 27.-7The case
OF the Boiling Grocery Company, Of
Newport News. against R. G. Dunn and
Company, commercial reporters. was
called in the city Circuit Court to-day
damages In the sum of s3oo5o, alleging
that they have suffered irreparable In
fury through false statements concern
Ing It sent out by the commercial agency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Rerrev-Mevers.

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FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April 27.--
Mr.. r. Edmund Berrey formerly OF
STAFFORD county; now Of Cumberland, Md,
was married in that city on Wednesday
to Miss Mabel Myers, fdaughterof Mr.,
and Mrs. 7, F. Myers. 5j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Wilkinson-Saine.

Especial to The Times Z -Dl 81 9,,on.
Of much interest was the wedding We'd
nesdav evening at Moore's Chapel Church.
IN Paw Creek township OF Miss Ida Lo-
nora saline, and Mr., W, D. Wilkinson.
Misc Saline is an accomplished young lady.
Who is prominently connected, and MI.
Wilkinson is the popular manager OF the
Danny Cnfe. .-6.-.-.-. :. ~ -.-LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Newly aWedded.

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FRDDERDCKs BURG. VA. April a.,
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Il. Terrell, who were
married In washington this week. have
arrived here. and are occupying their
home on Hanover Street. !rSh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Bostick-Jones.

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ROANOKT, VA. Aprll 27.---Mr. G. y.
Bostick, formerly Of the circulation de-
partn,ent: OF the Rlohmondt ournal. and
Miss Matte M. Jones, Of Baltimore, were
quietly married at the Elks' Home We'd
nesday evening, Rev. j. ". Grubb off,
.clatlng.
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E,nnis;-Bullr.ton...

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA. April 70
Mr. John Ennis and Miss Vrgie Burton,
both Of Stafford county, were married
yesterday at the home Of Rev p, J.
Shopofr in that county. who ofilcated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Hickey-Eckford.

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ROANOKE, VA, April 27-Dr. j. Fl,
Hickey, a prominent dentist Of Buchanan,
and Mrs. Roselle o. Eckford. OF this city.
were married yesterday, Rev. r. J, De-
gan officiating. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Killefl on The Kearsarge,

PALMYRA. YA.,B5Aprl T-Mr John
Hudgins and his family are in Wash-
ington to attend the funeral services and
burial OF his SON. lieutenant John Hud-
gins, who was Killed in the accident on
the Kearsarsa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
SET APART FOR
WORK IN SCIENCE I
New Hall at William and Mary
College Dedicated Yes
terday. .s,...s
AN OCCASION OF INTEREST ! E. 5
Many Representatives From
Other Institutions Present.
Two New Courses.
M OCCASION OF INTEREST
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+ WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 27.-To-
day has been gala day In Williamsburg.
All day long the college and grounds
have been thronged with visitors from
far and near to witness the dedication OF
the new Science Hall OF William and
Mary. The day was an ideal one. the
cool breezes from the West being just
sufficient to make the weather pleasant.
and the occasion has been an enjoyable
che to oil.
The following distinguished men were
present to represent the various sister
Institutions OF the college:
DR.. Ira Remsen. president OF Johns
Hopkins University; DR.. A. futile. pro.
lessor OF biology at the University OF
Virginia.: DR., Bruce r.. Payne, OF the
University OF Virginia; Dr. R. B. smithey,
professor OF mathematics at Randolph
Macon College; President Boatwright, Of
Richmond College: pr. Hazen. OF the Med
.ical College OF Vrginia; DR.. James Nell
son, president OF the Woman's College.
Richmond; DR.. Messenger and Miss Rose.
OF the State Female Institute, OF Farm
Vile.
Brilliant Scene.
Promptly at s o'clock the exercises OF
tho evening began In the college chapel.
The chapel and library were both crowd
ed to their utmost extent Music was
furnished by schmidt's band. OF Newport
News. The scene was brilliant and In
spiring. Beneath tho bright glare OF the
electric lights, with the portraits OF the
carly professors Of the college looking
down from the walls, and added to this
tho sweet strains OF music. caused the
mind OF the spectator to sweep back over
the history OF tho grand old institution.
which has furnished so many men famous
In the history OF our country, and then
thought OF the present great epocht!n Its
affairs.
! The exercises OF the evening were
opened by short prayer from DR.. l." -
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
TO HUG ON STEPS
IS NOT A CRIME

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-'It is no
crime to hug a girl on a doorstep"
This important decision was hand
ed down from the bench yesterday in
open court by Recorder Con. The de-
.cision was received with general sat
isfaction.
The way the ruling came to be made
was as follows; Last summer Police
man Ruth, Of the Fifteenth Precinct.
arrested William Kirkland and Phoebe
McLane and charged both with dis
orderly conduct.
He arraigned them before Magistrate
Wahle who fined Kirkland 50. and dis
charged the woman. Both, the mag
istrate was told, had been caught sit
ting on a doorstep. not FAR from a
Church in East Twelfth street embrace
ing.
Kirkland considered that an Injustice
had been done him, and took an ap-
peal to the General Sessions Court.
Recorder Con overruIed the findings OF
the lower court. Kirkland will get his
SO back. and is glad he committed no
crime when, according TO the police
mans testimony, he had his right arm
around the young woman's waist.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Is FOR
CLEAN BASEBALL
Declares He Will Stand or Fall
on His Past Re-
cord

Il am bringing my whole fight for re-
election on The principle of clean base
bail" relterates League President Harry
c. Pulliam. Even my bittercst enemies
know that I am in deadly earnest about
this, and that II am reelected, / intend
TO see 20 It that my ideas are carried
out no matter what complaints may be
raised The protection Of my umpires was
"a point which / made slTong during the
past season, but / will make II even more
so in 1907. IL / win my highland there
is no question at all about my winning,
Il think pretty well Of the umpires /
had in 1906. and in Rigier 1 have al
ready secured another good man for next
season-one who knows what is expected
of him. and who will stand up for his
personal rights. I am not looking for
weddings. / am after men who will en-
force every rule against every club--and
I want 70 say right here that any umpire
that does not do that viii not last long on
the National league stan, If I find him
out
II may have one or two other now
men on the stan in 1907 My aim is to
provide the best umpires available. have
the best man now In Hank O'Day al
though hereafter the relations existing be-
tween me and O'Day viii be simply a
matter Of business. ] have been the best
friend O'Day ever had, hut he threw me
down, after holding mo up. ! did not
let him 20, because I am determined that
he shall never umpire in any other league
but the National, so long as I am con-
nocted with IT,"
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

Mahoney was high man in the dupont
League with 5ss.
Houston had to make 20 In his last
game TO reach the 500 mark. He rolled 2l2.
Roy Hart was in poor form, as was
Kerr.
No very large scores are being rolled
on the Casino alleys this season. Lawson
and Peirce were the only men TO reach
the 500 mark last night. Alsover missed IL
by one pin.
The Baltimore News is not at all pleased
at the way the Wilmington team trimmed
their pets in the fve-man matcn Tues-
day night.
Wilmington Is making a fine showing in
the hve-man race in the Eastern League,
and II they can keep up their present
form should finish IN the iirst three.
There is no question but that the root
ing OF the young girls Tuesday night
helped win the games. as they had Brad
ley and Krichton talking back thereby
taking their attention from their work.
such enthusiasm as was shown in the
Baltimore match certainly helps the game.
and It is safe to say that when Brooklyn
comes here on the 20th. accompanied by
the great VOORHEES,. the building Will be
packed with rooters.
This evening the weekly games OF the
Wilmington City League will be rolled.
Metropolitan and Olympia meet at the
Olympia Alleys and Imperial VS.. Atlas;
All-Wilmington vs.. J.. r.. r.. Warren vs..
Columbia, at the Academy Alleys.
The Union Printers League opens its
season at the Academy Alleys to-nlght
The Leaders and the En ouads will meet.
The printers don't make very large
scores, but they get lot OF fun out OF the
game.
Captain Joseph r. Waters Of the steam
er Aureolo, Of New Castle-on-the-Tyne
England, was an interested spectator at
the Wilmington-B Baltimore match. 1t was
the first time the jolly captain had ever
seen bowling game and he thought so
well OF il that yesterday he tried the
game himself. He now claims the game is
harder than it looks.
Houston's 2i3 helped his team TO win the
last game.
Pusey was overheard 70 make the re-
mark that he had struck mis- gait but his
score fails to show IT,
Scott did = little better last night.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
NJ GOVERN WORSE
AND UNDER GUARD
Ravine in the Kings County
Hospital and Recovery
Doubtful

There is little chance now of Terry
McGovern ever being seen in the prize
ring again.
Yesterday his condition was even worse
than 1t was when he was taken to the
Kings County Hospital Tuesday, and he
is being closely guarded by three husky
keepers.
McGovern woke up insisting he had
won $4,000 on a horseiace and demand
ing TO be released in order that he might
go to collect the money from men who
intended TO swindle him out OF IL.
Dr. Charles Mosely, who has charge Of
the prizehghter's case said:
''The patient, McGovern. is in a highly
irritated state. If anything. his prospects
are not as favorable as they were at the
time OF his arrest. untn have made my
official report / cannot discuss his chances
for recovering his mind"
Mrs. McGovern blames the present con-
dition OF her husband to dissipation that
aggregavates an injury he received in the
ring.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
FRENCH RIDERS
MAY BE BARRED
Leon and Emil GeOreet May
Be Victims of TTaCh-
Oma

BY our Own Wire Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Lcon and Emil
Georget the French bicycle champions,
who have come to this city 10 compete in
the sx-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden next week may not be al
lowed to ride. Tho government authorities
are on'ering objections rho brothers ara
held at Ellis Island and unless the exam
inauon of their eyes. NOW In progress
proves satisfactory they viii be refused
entrance to the United States IL was sus-
pected the Georgets are victims Of trach-
omn. 1t viii require several days to sat
isfy the authorities whether the French
riders are affected and tacir entrance in
the race will depend upon this decision.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
GREAT POLO GAME

In one of the most exciting polo games
of tho season the dupont five won from
fremont az tho Rink last night by the
score of to 2. IL was fremonts first
game and taking this into consideration
tho youngsters made great showing. All
the scoring was done in the first half and
but for Carter. Tremonts goal tender
leaving the basket on two occasions the
score would have been to 2.
In the second half fremont braced con-
siderably and played a great offensive, as
well as defensive game.
Prcntiss and Hondercr played a great
game ror fremont, as did Kaiser and
Creamer for DUPONT With a little more
practice il will take good team indeed
20 down fremont Tonight the dupont
and Rink teams win clash and a good
game should result The lineup follows;
DUPONT Tremont
Henry ...... ......... goal. q, ...... Carter
Thomas b.. o.. ...halfhack Mccall
Ienderman ... centre ............-.Hlu
Creamor q. ......frst rush .... .Prontiss
kaiser &C.. second rush ......Henderer
Goals. Lenderman .. Kaiser 2; HILL
Prenuss; time. fifteen minute halves;
referee. DR. Wilhamsi timers, Mahany
and Simpson; scorer, Reed
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
TRAINING HARD

Young McGovern, the .weli-known local
boxer has started to train for win
ter campaign. lie has two fights In view
already, the first one taking place at the
ON Tuesday night. December II. He also
has one - the Broadway Athletic Club,
Fifteenth and Washington avenue, Phila-
delphia, in the near future against the
los pound champion Of that city. II he is
successful in these two fights he intends
to 90 after all the 1o5 pound boys in the
country. bar no one.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
LONGS TO BECOME
CHAMPION SKATER
John D. Rockefeller Has
Taken a Great Fancy
to Skating

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Dec. 6-John ID.
Rockefeller's love Of outdoor sports has
taken "a new turn and 10 now longs to be-
come a champion skater Il is not likely
he will ever compete in public contests but
a few little races during the winter are
likely TO be slSated on an artificial lake
now being constructed. The oil magnate
is said to be an expert on the ice. lie can
cut a double eight or make q dollar sign
with ease.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
ORlENTS ON TOP

At the Eleventh Street Roller Rink last
night the Orient basketball team won
from the strong Wilmington A. c. by the
score Of "a TO z. The game was very inter-
esting from start TO finish. Orient dis
played the better team work and held
their opponents safe throughout. The
teams lined up as follows.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
DELAWARE DOwNED TEMPLE

The Delaware College basketball team
won fresh laurels last night by downing
the strong Temple College five, "a to 2l.
The game was played at Newark in. the
college gym and was very interesting
Delaware's great team work and goal
shooting abilities was what won.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
GaIIaher & Pyle.
619 Market st.
NJ. P. REGISTER. Manager.
DUPONT LEAGUE

Teams tf the dupont Bowling League
rolled their weekly games last night AS
usual there was much interest manifest
and plenty of roofing. Team A won two
games from Team d. as did Team b from
eTam c. The scores rolled were as fol-
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

plies taken by Federal troops during
the Civil War. Among them are the
following: Delaware-Mary E. Blainey,
widow (remarried) Of George R. Gray,
of New Castle county, s49O.74.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
opps AND ENDS.

Mrs. Nevins, considered one OF the most
expert female skaters IN this country will
stay at the Rink for another week. She
will be pleased to instruct anyone desir-
ing to learn the art.
At the Rink Tonight DUPONT polo team
will lineup against the crack Rink five
and an interesting game should result
Polo is becoming very popular in this
cits;.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Pay Civil War Claims.

Congressman Mahon has introduced
a bill in the House Of Representatives
at Washington to pay claimants under
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

shally was high for his team with a
rand total of 457.
Naudain bowled a very consistent game.
Kerrs team has certainly taken a drop.
ie being the worst
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
WASHINGTON VICTORS

Washington and Driving Park rolled
three interesting games last night the
former team winning two out of the three
The score:
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

II was his FIRST appearance this season.
shally did exceedingly well considering
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

Goals-sawin. s; Devinney, .; oat. i;
Shields l. Haney .; goals from foul.
oat. 2; McVey, /. Fifteen-minute halves
Referee Smith; timers. pylc and Stewart.