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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04

the remaining days Of the fair. One OF
the interesting features OF today's pro-
gramme viii be the choir contest. Be-
ginning ut ? p. m. seven choirs from
the different ecclesiastical wards Of the
county will compete in singing. The
Judges will make their awards in all
departments today. The association has
secured valuable premium list, and
the awarding Of the premiums will evi-
IDENTIFY be unusually interesting.
TO accommodate the crowds from
Salt Lake the railroad company has de
cided 10 run special train which viii
leave the city at 2:90 p. III.
Madame Delory's vocal studio. 607
II Dlpio0
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AIRES TO RACE,
ias, Jr, and Harry Whit
\ Drive Fast Autos.

d. Oct. 3.-An automobile
iiyal in interest the great
3 contest viii probab bly,
liylight Friday morning
Ebilt cup course between
IEderbili, Jr., and Harry
y Whitney, although not
4 ear in the big race,
1iassted spectator of the
rst work, and has rivaled
te foreign drivers by
Es in his l00-horsepower
Il ". X. Vanderbilt. Jr..
ethls efforts, Vanderbilt
|z1 that he could beat
'dtney retorted, half Sc
J. could beat Vanderbilt
litter selected. This led
Z thslleuge Whitney. and.
as match race is said TO
|c.sd upon.
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Harvard 10; Bowdoin y.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. S.--ln vol,
nInyed game OF footbaIl Harvard defeated
Bowdoin on Soldiers Neld this afternoon, 10
"a O. The first score On gonl from
,lc f,ld by Burr from n place kick on the
s7.yard line The second was made down
Tho 6eId 10 2 touchdown,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Oakland 8, Seattle 9.

OAKLAND. 0ct. 3-With the score To {
10 favor OF Oakland In the eighth inning
today. Croll hit swo-ossger into left field
which scored two men and won the game for
Seattle 1t was free hitting game replete
with errors. Score. r. II. T.
Seattle .......,,.....2 0 / 0 0 3 % "a
Oakland ..........2 . 10 90 0 0-S 6
Batteries-Jones and Blankenship; Reidy
and Hackett. Up,pire-Mahaftey.
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Cleveland Vanquishes Detroit
Visitors in a Close
Fs Contest.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Divide Honors

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3.-Pbiladephia and
New York broke even in todays double
header. Scores
First game r. H. Il
New York .,.,.....0 q 001-T II .
Philadelphia .... % o 1Ol 2-b IL >
Battcries-Clarkson and Thomas: Shuman,
Holmes and Berry.
Second game Il H. f.
New York ............... 5000 % I
Philadelphia ............OO 0Oo-a 8 o
Game called on account OF darkness.
Bntteres-Hon and Thomas; Dygeri and
Barnes
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NbYllle Results.

s.s' s' Oct. 3.-Tbe results
ates follow. "
az furlonss, selling
won, Tonoggan second j.
=. Time, LII. -
selling, one mile--Ns
Sa'sr o.. Hand second, Col.
Time, l:43 3.5.
ase and a half furIopes
Won, Grace Larson sec
''gqs third. Time, l?09.
rIoquois handicap. six
Tome won, Devout sec.
..l .aird, Time, LIS -.
0ne omlle-Chai'latnn won,
omar Khayam third.
gi.IE' .IE'lnIne, one mile and =
Sss ssar won, Chandia
Lhlrd, Time. Isl Is.
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Princeton %; Stevens 0.

PRINCETON. y j.. Oct. -3-Tho Prince
icscl, uIovel came - 20 .. The for
w,rd pas and n.sidc kick under the new
,,,Io. were worked successfully by Prince
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Cleveland 4, Detroit 8

CLEVELAND, O., Oct 3.-Cleveland de-
feated Detroit today, TO 3, closing the sea
In Cleveland Score; r, Ii. E
Cleveland ..........0 0021 20 0 Ia IL l
Detroit .............0 o zoo 0 0 O Ia . q
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Eubanks and
Payne.
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|rSsAJ LEAGUE
!, 1S Boston 4,

,-Bos,on sustained its one
~ The season today. losing
score. r. II. L,
'I.0Ole0i 6-I3 il o
s0O000O0 a. s
q, - and Bergen; Pieiiter.
80 Brown. Two-base hits
=. - ruue-Jordan, Alperman.
Is t,lls-0if Dorner. T. or
- oui-By Scanlon, - by
-jfs-Cobway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04

Bingham October ., 1906
/ hereby give notice that my wife, Sarah
Heilcrnan having left my bed md board
no longer guarantee her debts nor will
pay ihe same. FRANK r. UEFFFRNAN.
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SCRANTON IS CAPTAIN
OF THE SECOND TEAM
University Football Players
Are Building Strong
Aggregation.

Al Il. meeting oil the second football
team OF the University held yesterday
afternoon, Fred Scranton was chosen
captain Scranton is at present trying
out for quarter on the first team, but
he will be able to devote much OF his
time to the second team. Scranton is
an excellent football man. His weight
is about the only thing that has pre-
vented him from holding a permanent
position on the first team. He plays
equally well at quarter and end
Herbst. who up to this time has
been trying for quarter, will coach
the second team. The continued OBJ.
Jections of his parents has caused
Herbst to stop active football work.
Last year Herbst played quarter dur
ing the first half of the season. His
constant association with Coach Mad.
dock will enable him TO coach the see.
ond team along the same lines that
Maddox has laid out for varsity
football
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Special train service: l:30. 2:30. 4:3c.
& 80. 7:30 p, IN. Las, ,raju leaves
Lagoon 1890 p. M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Davis County Fair.

He or she who knows WHAT good,
always say MOUNTS pickles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Tailors Are Losers.

The bail game between the Dubei
Tailors and the Davis county team was
won by the latter by score of 6 to A.
The Taiors were unable to~tind Grant S
curves, and Jensen, who pitched for the
Duhei team, did not have the support
which his GOOD work deserved.
There viii be ball games on each Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Good Material Abundant.

There is an abundance of good ma
terial at the school. ''Cub" Hennessy
viii play guard. Hennessy will be
the heaviest man on the team. Mona
han, Needham, Pierce and CHS Russell
will all Try out for position on the
end Hennessy, Monahau, Ncedham
and Pierce have all played on winning
high school teams. Scranton viii play
quarter. Breeder and Price Will try
out as guards.
AS material for half backs there will
be Ray Moore, Mike Downey and Henry
Meyerh offer. Dez Bennion, Younger
brother Of the illustrious Capt. Fred
Bennion, will play full-bsck. Already
he shows sigus OF becoming player
worthy Of the name of Bennion.
Manager Havenor. of the second
team, has already arranged for q
couple OF games. The first is TO be
played with the Ogden High school: Il
week from Saturday, October l5. The
next will be played with the All Hal,
lows college, some time near the close of
the month, on Saturday, when the
first team is away on trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
WHITE soX WIN PENNANT
Capture First uonors Of American
League Baseball Season,

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The Chicago
American Baseball club became the
winner of the pepnant for the season
of 1906 when both games OF the double
baadcr at St. Louis today, in which the
CHICAGO team was scheduled 10 play,
were called of on account Of wet
gronndg. while Philadelphia and New
York Obs split even in the two games
plavcd al Philadelphia. The Chicago
club cannot be overtakcn even though
they lose the four games yet 10 DC
played.
Davis County Fair;
Social Trair service: 80. 2;30, 40,
$50 80 p, m. Last train leaves
Lagoon 1880 p. III.
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'us answers will be coming all day today ana we
"s VIII he here tomorrow, too,
h WIN settle the Contest by Thursday OF froay a' 'n
|p u Will also publish list of the correct answers ''
ny "ei0in So" Ha'e '"'''
atast is figuring on another Contest ana Il VIC
.h, o'mething appropriate will run another ooh'oS'
'''0ecr 10Th to November 18th
RIEGER s. LINDLEY,
The Whskcy Merchants
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as, New York

s-Phiiadelphia beat New
pas, 3 10 !.
z. II. T..
tOOO300O 0-S 6 !
A0Q00l 00-l { I
~ md Donovan; McGinuity
On bails-oG Ritchey, >.
<trssy, /; by MoGinnity. 4.
;5zour. Shannon. unpires-
. Etn.
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Madame Delory's vocal studio. 6O7
empleton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
f0|lN J !. /. |
At A|01' SPRINGS ]
Eighteenth Annual Session ''.s' Ion ot' 81.
state Association to Be Held
This Week. iS5Si
LARGE DAN G & { PEG i ed
Ali Sections OF the State Will Be
Represented and Many
4 i5 Visitors to Attend.

Z '
The eighteenth annual meeting Of the
Virginia state Bar Associat ton will take
place at 1.-THE Homestead & Fl otel, Hot
Springs, beginning Tuesday, Augus 7th,
and ending with q banquet on Thursday
evening. eifilI ss 4. w az
only about 900 of the 510 members have
gwen notice that they Intend tQsbe pres
ent, But It Is expected that practically
! all will be registered during the session
+ The officers Of the association are: Pres.
hent, Judge Archer a. r hlegar, Of Chris
Gtiansburg 4; Vice Presidents, Hon. John s.,
BARBOUR, q OF Culpeper; Hon. George & g.
Srratton, of Harrisonburg; Hon. ]. Boyd
sears, OF Mathews; Fl on Charles z. q AS
sitter, OF Petersburg; Hon. j.. +. Bullitt, OF
Big Stone Gap; Secretary and treasurer y 'e
Mr.. John b. Minor, Of Richmond.
Executive Committee--M essrs. Joiln
#Garlond Pollard OF Richmond, chairman;
Thomas C.. Gordon, OF Richmond !; joseph
l.. kelley, of Bristol J. y, Hubartd, o. o.
Norfolk John G. Williams, Of orange l1pli e,
Gardner i. Bootlle, Of Alexandra l
nd Among the outsiders who VIII SPEAK aa
4at the banquet are Mr.. william, r. ABBOTT e.
OF Bellevue, on Tho Profession OF Lea e,
Sing,.;E or. George Ben. Johnston. OF Rl en-
inond, on professional Ethics. ana II II
y S. q. Mitchell. OF Richmond College On
1.-THE Ethics Of Democracy. 81 q
Nfry = uRh r.. Gordon. OF New y ork
and Justice George H. Brown. /. r, 81 o. q,
the Supreme Court Of South Carolilt'ila' VII
attend the meeting. n a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
WOOD IS Involved
IN KOEHL.ER TRIAL
Charged That Major General Of Of
ficiously Suppressed Charges
Against Scott.
Against Scott cot:
Special to Tho Times Dispatch.

LEAVENWoRTH. IlANs, August a.
The court-martial Of Captain Lewis NJ
Koehler, Fourth Cavalry. at the instiga-
.tion OF Major-General Leonard Wond
promises Interesting developments. "A re-
tview.of the troubles between General
Wood, Major Hugh L. Scott and Captain
Koehler is contemplated In the Supreme
Court OF the United States. and a con-
gressonal Investigation of General Wood s
management OF Philippine affairs may
result because Of the complaint to tho
military secretary by Captain Koehler
of the action Of General Wood.
4 Captain Koehler was tried last January
by order OF General Wood for making
malicious. RI vexations and groundless
charges against Major SCOTT. Civil and
Military Governor OF Jolo. where the
Mount Dajo battle occurred In March
Captain Koehler charged Major Scott
With, incompetency and neglecting his
duty. When the charges reached Cen
eral Wood instead OF appointing court
OF inquiry, the usual military method,
he, 1T is alleged, suppressed them, and
Major Scott, who happened to DO IN
Manila at the time, made charges against
Captain Koehler,
The trial OF Koehler was pushed at a
time when Major SCOTT was crossing
the ocean. and, therefore. he could not
be summoned as a. witness,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
NEGRO MUST FIGHT
FOR RIGHTS HE SAYS.
(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Aug 4-The Negro
Young Peoples christion and Educa-
uonal Congress, which has been In SEES
sion here the past week, has about con-
cluded its business, although another
session will be held tomorrow,
The attendance to-day was very small.
many OF the delegates having left for
home
The congress was presided over by
Bishop Alexander Walters. president and
bishop In the African Methodist iIplsco-
pal Zion church. Jersey CITY N. j.
Tho general theme for discussion to-
day was Race Organizations, Their P,lr-
pose and Work" In the course Of a brief
address on the AfrorAmerican council.
Bishop Walters explained Its work and
said that In 1896 the council was organ
lied at Rochester n, Y, for the pur-
pose or beginning the mighty struggle
for the rights OF the black man. and
which has continued, until now. He snid
that In order to secure civil and political
rights the ncgro9must go into the courts
aud aGht tho question out. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
IAORsE|:N||I'HIPP[D AkD
CHASED W! i j. !
Sensational Story Told by y Wit rs
u. ness Against Lumber 1s b: 4! Conn ON
d $l5 pai1y in Florida.
tRv x s,aociated PRESS. J

h pENsACS65yyA As'i FLA August A-rhe
United States Commits ioner, before swho y
was held The preliminary heaflhg q; ne n
char ges of peonage against the Jackson q,
IAfmber Company has ordered % every :.
witness HI the case not d resident Of
Florida. f,,rs Who il not we'll Known to
him. locked up III jail In default 81 b q ~ \.
ana al VIII be held until the next term n
5ofs5the United slA.L9 Court. rms his 8ac-
ton Is reported to have been taken I, be-
cause 81 the aisappearance Of Henry Lem. !.
bert. who testified Monday ~ nat nat ne haa
been horsewhippe after being caught Jay y
with bloodhounds. Other N a I
case have stated, It ts ropor'te q, q at they
have been approached BY unknown par.
to New York nl,d not to remain ne TO
testify further in tho case.ss III IS Il Il "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
NO MORE
DRUG USERS y ] j ! )
Assure Cure Has Been Dis
covered Which Only
Costs S2sPer Bottle.
\ Wonderful Importation Which
Overcomes All Necessity or De-
sire for Narcotic Drugs.

a. st. Louis Mo.---The vast army OF drug
users who make annual pllgrlmages to-
institutes i Of sanltariums 70, ESCAPE the.
distressing effect OF narcotic drugs viii
pc delighted to learn OF the test J nlpor-
tation and discovery In medical research
rms wonderful discovery Is Y the product
OF the Egyptians, and this drug 81, Z, anti
dote, which Is taken hypoderlnicallyi4 or
internally In 10 or 20-drop dose 9. four or
eight times day, Is called NlOrphlla-
Cnra Comp Its success m drug addlc
tons Is marvellous. ms ~ Will MT on " cure
the drug habit. but Is very elfloacious in
relieving the drug habitne Of asthmhtlo
and catarrhal conditions and stomach
troubles, also IN relieving pain and pro- p 5
duclns refreshing sleep. II can ne ,lsea
in combination with opiates Of any KING
and In this way tho hab!tue y enabled
TO cut his daily dosageSof drug down rom
30 to y per cent ana ERECT p perFeosi
cure without pain or inconyenlence no
matter whether he is taking ~ grain pr
100 grains. An absolute free trial treat %! +.
ment OF this Wonderful specific Tor lrug s
habits Of all kinds car. be Obtained from y
Owens 4 Minor Drug CO., 1907 Nast Alaln
Street, Richmond Va lferson1s WIG O.. Gait ~
not oill NJ the above 2ir ngslsts are t rso
quested to write IN confidence ~ me y,
Delta Chemical Company, Ss0lolllal i Sea
curty Building st, Louis, Mo- for, lre :,
trial treatment. which VIII pc 81 setl ~
nln1n cover. Dostpaid4 Stt ~ n IN 4 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.CULLOn RECEIVED RI: !. /. \ I.
FARCE MAJORITY.
!fcontinied from First Pase.) ,5

CONTINUED from First Pase,) ~ 88S
attend state conventions to be held ut
III Paso On the call of the State. CHAR 4
man. Cecil a. Lyon, OF the Regular e lt !. G
mlblican party, and at Houston, on the
call Of "a. c. Acheson, of Denison,.a 4 y
chairman OF tho Reorganized Ftep'uI1p y
cans. ,55 l5 Is, u 4, {. *,
# party disagreement was caused, 1 ,y8 q tne
allegation that the Lyon conYen tlo 2 Us
10 be held at Ell Paso to prevent !, tne
attendance of negroes, the railroad q, tares
being too heavy for lnanytof them 70 70. go
q "a the western border OF the stat g: Ejl B,
1 ii d majority OF the counties Of ms
state, conventions were held Il today ;t
elect delegates to the Democratic stare rare
Convention at Dallas, August Il t1.s NYhl ll
the conventions were generally ! mar Is
1nonious, from a number of counties R con- I
tests will be filed on various grounds grounds
all. however. having the contest Tor me
5gubernatorial nomination as tho real 'll|
basis While the popular vote primaries RI.
we're held several weeks ago to select
party nominees for State and. con- on
sressional officers, none OF the gub'ter ma
torial candidates received "a majority
Y hence the real selection Of the nominee
will be made by the State convention Wei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
pulaski DEMOCRATS.
ELECT !: [: / DELEGATES / :..3.|l i1..
They Go instructed, but Ayers s
S.58 is ii the Public s#
N Ss L sSs.5 Mind. q
Especial to I The times Dlspa tch., Y

(specinl. 81 to The Tines m. ~ spa tcho
ls. UI4AsKI AZ, August 4.-----The Dem
socrats Of Pulaski county. held one i. Of the
best and most enthusiastic mass h meet e
3ings here to-day ever seen on q \; similar
occasion In the county. Tho purpose
was to elect delegates to the Bristol
convention. August 15th,at to nominate 3. g
candidate for Congress from the Ninth
District. Air sections Of the county were
represented, and utmost interest pre-
vailed. i5s & 5 8!53G HI .55i n. III
& a double delegation, consisting Of
thirty delegates, was elected but they
go unlnstructed, There is mn 4 un dercur--
rent all through the Ninth District that
Hon r. a. Ayers, of.-.Wisc, will ibe q t the
nominee. and TINT he cal y most easily
defeat Colonel Semp, Y irfy5ss 1st.
XXI The Meeting here to-day was u a de-.
cided contrast to the one held here BY
the Republicans ip June, which was at
tended by about two dozen persons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Pennsylvania: I'M y POLICE
Held Up AMBULANCE / |! ] A! |:
Army Hospital Car Exceed ed the;
Speed Limit and Operator is
/ Unde.r Arrest.
$(By8SA Associated Press.)


HARR1sBuRG, "a, Aug. Z. On "a trial
long distance speed trip from yYasnlnEt on,
d. C..#to Camp Roosevelt t. Mount Gretna,
one of the new automobile ambula nces
of the United States army was Il to-day,
held up ins 5llernenstown,5 six miles from,
Harrisburg. and one Of I he operators
Thomas Shea, a private Of Company |, 9.
hospital corrs, was arrested and taken
to fredericksburg for exceeding the speed
limit while passing through that borough
He 4 Is being held In the Mechanl caburg
lookup till word is received from General
Fred d. Grant$at Camp Roosevelt.
'The trip Of e tho motor ambulance was
not long delayed, as 1t 1 Gu rried an extra
opera tor The motor ambulance was one
of the type recently adopted TOR tests
and is to be tried out thoroughly at Mount
3LirelIn and lnterHntI western camps. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
NEEDED. DERRICK TO
ARREST INSANE [ \ \. MAN 4 n
SLeaped from Train Window and
Fought Despera tely to Keep
Officers Off.
-tNa f53t1i s5is.Nl ~ f. 5stGS
(By Associated Press

CINCINNATI, OHIO, August ~.
Thomas Deahanty, of Nashville Tenn,
while being taken home by an attendant
from the Manhattan state Hospital for
the Insane, leaped from q car window
OF a southbound passenger train on the
and Nashville Road to-day and
fell twenty five feet to q roof. AS soon
as his tendant could stop the train he
hurried back and secured the assistance
OF a policeman. IA ID K t NJ
The policeman climbed to the roof,
where he had to struggle for his, life
with Delahanty who, with superhuman
effort. tried to throw him to the ground
Several men hurried to the policeman's
aid. Delahanty was bound hand and foot,
and with the aid OF derrick was hauled
up to the track, where he was placed lii
a patrol and taken to the hospital, His
injuries were found to be slight. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
II.s'jIsUl.s2O0,000,,0.00
B0NDS FOR \ | "a. ! IL
Efforts to Be Made to Get Get E EIa''
rope Financiers Interested :l:E r'::'t':s
II in Deal.
fBv#A ssociated Press.

~ NEW YORK. Aug. ~ Winslo Y ..
Pierce, Of the law firm Of Pierce s. e. Greer '9
swhich has III, charge regulations looking Kin
to the creation Of a new bond issue {,
$780, 600 900 for the Wabash ra ~ SAL,
st. a Leniss aI8 5 a. !,
Is Mr55Pierece would not discuss reports
5that58whlle8 abroad he would confer with
George IL Gould. who is now on the !, con- y,
5tinent, regarding the proposVed po N g's-
sue. v 253 s Is =, ~
end eavor ITO get European financiers 70 20.
take portion Of the bonds but ne de-
Sclined Ito have anything to say IN th ~
direction. 3 al3 & SKI y Ii sAtii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
PARK5CONCERTS
Selections Of Iardella's Band for
Id. n .s4l8 This Week y. 9.3 s

- - - - -
This \ Week @
1ardella's band has arranged Its pro-
gramme for this week, and in the nuns
her are Include ed several selections that
will appeal TO the popular taste. There.
will be several 4 classical elections rem
dered, notably one from Handel, the Ger
man composer.
N Programme for week commencing Au--.
i, March * THE Minute IN Winburn.i
~ Overture. Franz Schubert Suppe.
g.. a. 'Dearie' INu MINER.
n b Indians Along Broadway Ri !.
y. /. =. Z. " Cole and j ohnson.
q Fantasia on Ny "a Old a3g 4 entucky
8i 9 Home .Lonsey.'
s. Pilgrim Chorus from II L I. bard
. Z. Y. .. II 80. aTdI
g. Medley. rat the Concert In the Pa TX
Gems ems From From !; Army chaplan,
s. Largo 8
3. Waltz, Dream on the Ocean tiungt.}
10. March, 1.-THE Bugler &. 4 GUN 8.
..star spang led Banner and Dixie.
/ Felix Iardella. Bandmaster.
This Is the week. $ sche dule: 59gl.s
5s Mon day-Mars shall Square. $3.50 to 40, 80
II Sirnesd ay--Monroes Park, $3.50 to 10:31.
syVedn esd aye am BILE $40 to 1850.
33 Thursday efferson Park, $3.50 TO 1880,
Friday-c hln1borazo Park, $3.50 TO lo;;SO'
Saturday-Re Reservoir Park, $ y Q @s8. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
DEATH 0.|| TRAIN /: !! ! ! !
WAS VERY sudden j. !. D N.
Illness Not Considered Serious
Until Few Hours Before
the End. . 8s35
3iBy. .Assoclated Press.).

Az CIEFOO, August B q The sic ltness OF
j :ear-A admiral Charles ]. Trail 4. COM
nder-ln-chicf OF the 81 United States
sAsiatic fleet, who led here. began July
S20tli.4 He arrived here on flagship
Ohio June cath; went ashore an put up
al a hotel In the best OF health. He sailed
July 9th to meet the dry dock Dewey on
her way TO the Philippines. and returned
tn Chefoo. July GOTH. i$s
{ The Admiral went to his hotel and In
formed the officers Of the Ohio that he
was unable to return on board !. lie was
confined to his room shortly afterwards.
but his illness was not considered serlous
until yesterday and 1t was not expected
to be fatal until a. few hours before his
death, The Admira:'s son, Russell, and
Surgeons Henry 6. Brice and II enry E.
iOdell, who have been In attendance on
the Admiral continuously for several
days, were at his bedside until the end:
The command of the station devolves on
BRear-Admlral Dayton until arrival Of
Rear-Admiral Brownson, with a fleet Of
3armored cruisers. y sss IS, XXX
" The Navy Department issued the usual
ord ers, and orders were given to have tho
body sent to; this country.