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B IpSTl. AND ROUND.

q OLD BlR AC I1LI5r, n WITH jAi
Il diamond IN 1t. lit "a sh and Main streets,
"a Old Dominion Wharf landing, tuesday
4 fglltjy on return of the Tocanoiltas Ok.
ESB ollrs ion. findcrS8 will please rotify sOe
lANTssa Grace street, cily.l 81 N5l A "
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad. .,i h4.5 M (5Hf &t4faif NE r
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ANTI FOR u. & s.2ARMY---ABLE:3
bodied unmarried men. between ages s o. o.
ssIynod !. cha racter and temperate habits,
who can peak. read and write Eng I lz =.
81 Standardization apply to RECRUlIiNGf
u OFFICER9 $50 East Broad Stree !, Rlch- IA
iitV tsi
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WA NTED-P15R N1AN mt tg BOARDERS;i
Z table boardcrs also desired 500 E,s Grace
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tI3road Street and convince yourself that
we have the large est and best line Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
city, repa lr!nE don ,iissstI W., R0UNt-
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f5t r XP8E RI EN- C3E d
blum Der as superintendent water works,
Emporia, Va Apply to H. w. HALL,
"a Chairman Water Committee. es 8siS
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= II r, BROWN $ CONTRACTORs AND
Builder for all classes OF work. Barton
~ II ights, Va. n s.s.
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Lpsl,-ONS 8 81 DAD ST X E11T /, IiP II OI3A-
= Ill between Fourqurean's and Tenth
stree I pair e eglnsses, with Spccltllur
folding frame, in case much worn.
a Finder please return to ~ NJ. Seventh
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MEN 5ABLE no INTEREST INV EST
s5Tgsors In safe, profitable proposition can
f earn considerable money a ddress Room =
33SSssl 10. Kellogg Building, ashington, -. "
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN AVN.
IN ings, Tents and q Flags n the sou w
" prices right.} HI D.. COPELAND g CO. 'J...
KIT los North Mn thu Phone 70 70. q
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MEETiNo8IN.oTI,c:lE.

sruCkHULDHKSis MpryrlNt4 ~ FIRST.
National Bank Richmond Ya,--A spe-
First National Bank Of Richmond. Va.
Il to consider and act on g proposed In.
crease OF the capital ct ock, Will be held
81 in the directors room o.. the bank. NO.
Sd l104 East Main Street, Rtc almond, Va,
at IL O'Clock noon, July %, 1905 4s q
l35S75 JOHN M. MILLER, Jr., Cashier.
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YOUNG 8} MAN f j UST 5BsL EAv Y
u school At who SSwighea to start In business.
can s.ai find Employment in the Office OF a
long standing business !: nrust writ vel ,ei
and be quick at figures. Address = 4oi'
ID care this % flee. M ~ X 6fati
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q Nv 81 NTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 80 to $50 monthly at home in spare
Il time correspo ndlng for newspapers no
II canv asstng experience mnne cess ~
81 send Gfors PARTICULARS. PRESS sYN Nj
&gCATE, Fl Look port, NJ 7. IS ~
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE At THE
IA Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth ah no,
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A8fRARE OPPORTtJN1 MI1R-
f. camille business OF the late g, -. Car
.4penter, Jr. Of Medium . River, w., a..
Will be sold as q whole; terms easy
about 81 800 stock Apply ut once 70 y.
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WANTED pm SUMMER ri i oARDERs;-...A
large cool /. shady yard, with T, mod m
81 City. sS MRS q. 4 b, y BR OWN, Bedford
H City, va. li M Sb q, K
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HE PTW'ANTED-Male.

AN w . NERG ETC ~ Y ouNG MAN OF.
q good character anu habits, IN some
X and who I can command 500 cash, can
6sflnd an excellent opportunity to secure
Il hn 4 already Ii csta bllshed business for
himself " on ca syl terms by addressing
III 81 1868, care this office, Il, n i, t353
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BOARDING..

WANTED, TB oARDERs FOR 4.AlRG 81.
nnd small rooms I; table bonrders; ph l'l ~
81 1854 612 1Cnst Ora &C. IA 81 ,fi
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SIGNS.
WANTED.

door safe quick for cash; give full de-
scription and where can be seen; lowest
cash price. Address SAFE BOX 1923. l8
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=2s6 ACRES GOOD LAND, TWO DWELL
y ings, etc, Campbell county, va Price,
I'll 50. 900; must sell write quick,.t r DV.
VIM. r. WRIGHT, Route ~ Y, Norfolk
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.yyANrED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE
the very best. 4oS East Main Street
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TUXEDO COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW p !,
II Situated directly on Chesnreake b ny.
# newly furnished Throughout: pav os1
n walks: all modern convenien ces nns d.
a nshing ana surf bathing families, y 30 70
y licted table the BEST III Ad dross ". ~
&BOI1ANN ON. Il Norfolk. va. i3 .ft
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PAPER HANGING
CARRIAGES AND 7WAGONS.1

oRs'sBUGGIEsssA SPECIAL LINE
NJ Of close aor8 open tops: steel or rubber
tl tires; high-class, at low prices. i7 w. G..
3y SMITH, 4314 N.#F'ifth Street. 1851 saisS M
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FUaNlTUaE AN!p CHINA PACKING.

iTACoB 1UMLAUF, ts 7o5 WEST MAIN
3-5 Street, will pack and Dhip your furni-
h ture, china, etc. II With care. Let him
!56 pack yours &S Phone 1922. 5 t
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COLD WATER PAINT. 4.

No "A MORE 5WHITEWAsHINc; G. Usl
standard Cold Water Paint; 1t stays on
barn. house Or fence: we "a ha fer, It IN n
pnd iat + Us show you result. he NEW
sTfTo RE. 4 CHAs. w, VAUGHAN's. one
square above First, No. 2. ~ i5t M
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-UPHOLSTERlNGE AND MATTRESS 4
RI 80 MAX IN q, 4 iJi:g

WE DO FIRST CLASS UPHoLsTER-
mattresses of hair. felt. cotton. combi-
nation and shuck: old mattresses made
over like new, LEVY & KASs, rs West
s { Broad Phone 1898. l2
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COAL AND WOOD.

DON'T READ ADVERTISEMENTS 2
Just call 1860 and 1920 for wood. u an
Il always the cheap pest and always try to
please you9in ali classes OF fuel. Spe-
Il cial, per cord, dry slabs, 81. "a. /, Leader
i in low prices. LONG the Wood Man,
z 1901 4 West Broad Street. "a
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7ROOMS $FOR RENT,

ROOMS FOR II RENT Ito ONE a OR
more gentlemen, IA two! nicely GuiSnishcd
rooms in small private family with or
Address G 446,, care this office.
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ESTIMATES fCIIE10RFUI.LYs GIVEN on
Awnings, Tents ard Flags; prompt work;
large stock. H. 4 %. COPELAND q co.. CeSo',i
~ Phone 2578. 9Hs NJ
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REAL sEsTATEE F Of Sale. 81

FOR sALE-I.ARGEs HOUSE AND
smaller fpnei 4 neArl n w,g on car line;
pleasant yards. choice fruits. shrubbery,
etc.; charming homes 81 cheap p. s6.5 FORA
5SDEWOLF, IF ern venue, Iii ;I1ig Inland
Il Springs, Vi III 3gs q, b
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DIR. MA RT1Ni i54bE BRAUN, SURGEON
G;htropoli Ct from the Imperial u ravs,,
Eb,inions. sjngro wing toennils sclentih-,
Scnlly without pain, corns removed 2o os;
each both feet trented, g. once. !. ~ ~
TO Il p NJ. Sundays 10 "A, Nj to 8 p M.
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LABoRERs AT s1.25 AZ
iaS day. Apply to HAMMOND FLOWER
& GARDENS, Brook Road. is H. n ia s@
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FOR SALE ONE COND-HAND RUB
n ber-tire Stanhope, one surry, two ph q e,
b tons-all in good order. A. MEYERS
~ SONS, 120 s., Eighth Street. st}i Isl
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LOST IA T s1DLEWoo Cd b BOWLING AL
8ley; July 10th, an umbrella. with #ranTe
of g. Il. Nae eler3 Engraved on hnndle.
i Reward if a returned ~ to x II UEGERiS
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7INsIJRPAssED coFFEE ~ AT THE
y Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth ana
Broad. qBaSs tsf fs3y: Il 4 N! RI
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IWATcH BIlREPAlHlNo.s

ed bytWM.6 OBIEN, 4 Jr.. is a guarantee
y that 1T Is done properly; 20 years ex-
Sperlence. Cleaning, S1.00; Main Springs.
3a 81 90. Ms 400 East Broad Street. All work
guaranteed. SEt ,ss Ak
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LosT#JYEsTERDAY 4 EVENING. ETH
Ter on Eighth Main, Cary or Laurel
~ Streets, A fob and charm, with Pythinn
sspitl58 attached. Reward iEif returned to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

FOR n sALE--.A GOOD HORSE 400
a Spirited my only reason H for selling.
E Apply Il A.$$33{ ME YER 800 8. Reservoir
I. street. # ~ Ell 4. n. y M
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE ONE tJRRslT Y. 8 No r I'M
about md one Underwood Ty,peewrsiteeir;
Richmond Il viii sell cheap for cash.
Address "A 4S2, cnre this office.
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FOR sALE--WAGo Ns no SUIT YOU
p Painting, I'd repairing q and Il rubber-tire
i work. j RICHARDsON BROS, Gl5 Brook
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

YOUNG LADY WITH ONE THOUSAND
lady in an esta blished business, or 9
promising one to be &establish,ed. Az AZ.
y dress. 4 stating character OF Il business
AE q $40. care this office. IL ~ ssfi4te h
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PERSONALS,


OLD AND M O DE r N PAINTINGS
ing bllsters from panels q specially;
II also grading panels CHARLES GIL
TELLI. Expert Rsstorer o. ~ lam :,
Leigh Street. Richmond. Va. j.
SNoW-WHITE SHOE POLISH IS
WtitAr when fyst made; cents aG
II WAGNER fDRIJG co. and BLANkS's
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE,
iNHURPAahED c0FFEE AT n THE
u crown Dairy Lunch Room Eigf9h and
/ Rfoad4 @ II IA
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CHEAPEST LIND OF Y sRJNABouTsS,
Top Buggies and Surries In the city don q 7
n forget C.. SMITH, Sd sNs FIFTH "
Il Street. III "a 35 n I.5 f25a gt FL
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IfsifIil
NOTICE

WE STAND e READY AND WILLING
Il to pay 800 for the production OF any
y case OF pain We cannot cure TO say
cured. ~ We know how to sure .ickness
ana we cure IA It. 9 Defective hear!hts
~ cured w. References: Cured R .snI - :;
y East Clay street. Richmond. Va Il Il NJ
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REAL ESTATE-Fo or Rent.

FORTTRENT--FIND BUILDING. SUIT
Il able for light or heavy manufacturing:
A Southern Railway and water conneo-
Eations, Address C.. B. FORD co. Phone
8O28 Trigg Shipyard. 6j n
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lost SMALL NfCKL11 WATCH. 4 At
ts2stached to black guard with gold slide:
reward . 35a s ttPERI NTEND1lNT' OF
iFICE, nj en,orial Hos pit alBff IA u AZ ',$8
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= ESsTS IN THE CITY FOR 80.
07 ZINE Lunch, 15c. Breakfast or Supper,
p Quick a service. & Give II us a X trial.
III CHEsTERFIELD LUNCH ~ ROOMS.
Twelfth and Main. III m
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-REGISTEREDE }DRUGGIST;
easy place; no objection TO age, sun
days on. Box o., Fred ericksburg, Va,
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WANTED-yNE y, g r. TWO GOOD MEN
ssIwhite). Apply NATIONAL WINDOW.
55 CLEANING co, 1872 Il. Main Street,
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M chinery built. Let us begin work on that
patent you have been 4 thinking about
"a so long. RI We will develop and market Il
i for you. q. B.sFORDs CO.. Trlgg Ship
U yard. Phone 3022. & ma AN
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II OR n EN- ,$S} N 10 Jelly FURNISHED
rooms at 1902 2. Clay Street.
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TEA AND COFFEE n, THE ~ cry Il EST,
M J.MussENy.,.t& s 81 soN ss,e North y!
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HOTEL, 95#syyAETED = PARTY 5s3 WITH
4 highs Grade reference wants to rent fur
H nished hotel where business lives. tg Ad-
4 dress 445. care this office " 53ss y.
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RUSTIC CoTTAG Z, vi G1N1AB B11ACII
Large rooms f1rst-c class meals modteir.n1.tt
rntes. Write for terms to MRS. S tsllf ~
y Ind MRS. ROLE d. IT n B /, a
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SUMMER BOARD1NG.s

JAMIIsTOIVN GOTTA 6 Il --.l UNITED
v number OF refined Eboarders; no 1nala-
ria safest bathing 4 OH coast house .lltNuay
4 parties il speciality SO tlsfactlon guar u
NJ anteed. Address JAMESTOWNtl&CO COT
4 TAGJl Cape Henry, Va. n p II
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
RACING WAS GOOD
AT SKATING RINK

For the first time in a number Of
years Washington pleasure seekers were
treated 70 rOlIeT-skating races al the
Convention Hall Rink yesterday after
noon and evening. AS was Anticipated.
the entries for the different events were
few TfIs. however. did not detract from
the Keen competition which was shown
IL ~sei. -~eut
The summaries follow.
Threr-mile novice-Won by Robert
Rced lime. 1907 SIS.
Two-mile uovice-Won by q. L. Long
ford Time 9:07 3-5.
One-rni1a nCvioe-WOn by T W. Nc
Elroy Time. 4:31
mo miles. open-Won by Z. B. Good
man; .. NJ. Hardness, second. Time,
300
One-mile relay-Won by Capital Ath-
IeIfc Club; Wisconsin Athletic Club,
second. Time 1918
One-mile open-Won by S. R Roberts;
Irving Plant second. Time 4.05.
Three-mile professional-Wo by II. H
Sherwood; Harry Thompson. second.
Time l2:47 as
Exhibition miIe-Joe Quirk. Time. 4:01
DR., William Grant, Of Baltimore. ref
cree
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
TRYOUTS FOR BOUTS
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

Next Monday evening the trials will
be held for the Y NJ .. \ wrestling
tournament which Will be pulled of in
the Association gymnasium on Thurs
day. March l. under thC direction of
jim BOxWell. instructor In boxing and
wrestling.
The carnival is open TO all registered
amateurs of the District and matches
viii be arranged for all weights. give or
take hVe pounds. The entries should be
sent to BoXweI on or before February
26. with the entrance fee of 80 cents.
This viii be the third affair of its
kind to occur here this year, and it is
expected that this tournament will be
even better than the other two which
were held at the Carroll Institute and
the Epiphany Chapel. respectively. The
Y NJ. {. \. mat artists have shown up
we'll In both these meets, and outs ders
viii have 10 work hard TO win from them
in any Of the classes
+ 1t is probable that another match be
tween ". DuniNan and .. Mcdonald,
The two heavYNeights. viii be arranged,
In order 10 give the former chance 10
get back at the Y NJ c 4 ran who
Threw hin after the best hon; OF the
evening at the Epiphany matchcs last
Wednesday,
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

Much Touted Lowell Man Bested by
Willie Lewis IN Three-Round
Bout.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Jimmy Gard
ner, of Lowell, the boy who knocked
out Rufe Turner and Buddy Ryan out
West some time ago, made his appear
ance in New York yesterday afternoon,
but he was a sore disappointment
He met Willie Lewis at the MetTOpOli-
tan Athletic Club and was bested in a
three-rOund go II may be that the time
was too short for the hard-hitting
Lowell boy or it may be that Lewis is
too good for him. a longer go between
abe pair would be a very interesting eX-
hibitiOn.
AS TO yesterdays fight, Willie Lewis
must be given all the credit that there
Is to spread around. He was the ag-
gresSor. He did most all the leading.
al the forcing, and what real lighting
there was Lewis started. Gardner
seemed TO be sizing his man UP from. tho
FIRST, and when his opponent started
he was too busy blocking and clinching
to really get any sort Of a showing.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
CHEVY CHASE CLUBS
GOOD RUN YESTERDAY
Had the Luck to Chase Up Two
Foxes-0nly Six in the
Party.

The Chevy Chase Hunt Clubs run
brought out but SIX riders yesterday
because OF the rain which fell few
hours before the time set for the start
Despite this fact, however, the going
was unusually good, and the small party
had the good luck TO raise two foxes.
which happened 20 bob up on the course
over which the drag had been laid. For
nearly an hour the pack gave chase.
followed closely By the huntsmen, but
they finally took to cover, when the
dogs were called off and the party set
out for home.
Those who followed were the Peru
vian Minister. Mr. Pardo, on Free State,
recently purchased Of Mr.. Dulaney. Of
Uoperviile. Va; Chester Kerr. on rev
and handsome hunter ne brought from
Warrenton; Jack Palmer. on Red Fox
and mis- brother. Kinney Palmer. on
Helen; Hubley Oweb, on Mumh.ety
Jack; Acting Master G. II. Johnston, on
BelaiTs. and the huntsman.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
ANALOSTAN CLUB
HELD LONG SHOOT
Celebrated Holiday by Banging Targets
All Day-MiIes Taylor Got
81 Out of 100.

The Apalostan Gun Club OF Washing
ton celebrated Washington's birthday
yesterday by having an aH-afternoon
shoot
J t was the first shoot Of any import
anCe held since last fall. The boys were
a little rusty and were slow In get
ting on" the low, swift targets, but
managed TO do well. after being out OF
practice so long. 1t was a perfect day
for shooting, barring a strong north
wind, which made the targets bob
around a great deal. Following are the
scores
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

This unfortunate accident is hard
blow to the Yale track team, as Dray
was being depended on to hold UP that
end for the Blue against the George
Washington student, Sterrett, who is the
Southern champion pole vaulteT. in the
Georgetown University indoor games at
Convention Hall. which are scheduled
for Saturday, March 3.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
ATTELL WON BOUT
FROM JIMMY WALSH

CHELSEA. Mass. Feb Z3.-Abe At
tell successfully defended his title TO the
American featherweight championship
by gaining a decision over Jimmy
Walsh. of New Haven in a fifteen round
contest before the Lincoln Athletic Club
last night
Both boys were strong at the finish,
but Walsh was badly cut up about the
face while Atteil was without a scratch
The champion was very fast and reached
his opponent frequently. but none Of his
blows had power enough 10 floor Walsh
or even stagger him.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

Burketts lease Of his new grounds in
Worcester viii run for ten years. The
grounds are at the corner Of ShrewS-
bury and CasCO streets and are within
easy walking distance Of the business
center of the city. Burkett will make
no cuts in salaries. so that the team
will easily be as high salaried as any in
the league. The club that draws the
plum Of the opening game in Worcester
bids fair 10 land a berry.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

Here's n cheerful note of encourage
ment for the football game. expressed
by Dr.. Endicott Pea body president Of
CToJon School, New York. '-F0CtbaU
has helped to keep men straight The
game develops temperance and manli-
ness. IL is an important factor in de-
veloping the moral as well as the ply
sical side OF the young rnen-'
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
0ROWAY CLUB PLAYS
COMPANY A TONIGHT

Tonight at o'clock the Ordway Ath-
letic Club basketball team will play the
quint representing Company A, Hospital
Corps, in the National Guard gymna-
stun.
The Ordways have made a splendid
record so far this year. having won all
but one or two contests, and as the
Company a five is one of the strongest
in the District, good game is
promised.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
HART AND BURNS
AWAIT THE GONG
Betting Is 2 TO | That Ken
tuckian Wins Tonight.
PITY POOR DAVE BARRY
Gets Many Cruel Thumps in Working
With FavOrite-Marvin Dis
courses on Brains.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 23.-Marvin
Hart and Tommy Burns are waiting for
the gong and both are fit as hard work
can make them.
Though the betting is to ] that he
viii not wiz, Burns showed no sign of
worry yesterday and this morning. He
joshed Jawn Twin Sullivan, who will be
his chief adviser in the ring. until the
B0stonjan's bald head turned pink
At Santa Monica. Marvin put in his
usual days work. He tToJted a few
heats on the road. took his usual nap
yesterday afternoon, hammered the
punching bag and Dave Barry with i'm
partial fervor
Make this big fellow stop hitting 50
hard Dave Barry complained to
Tommy Ryan He amt going to win
anything hammering me like this
Marvin apolosized with the remark
that that was the only way he knew
how to box.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
HEAVYWEIGHT DOGS
FOR COMING SHOW
Eight st. BernaPds That Ag-
gregate 1850 Pounds.
ARE NOT EASY TO RAISE
Require More Care and Attention Than
Is Generally Thought-MisS 80
Marks Strong Entry.

one thousand three hundred and six
ty pounds for eight dogs is considerable.
but the BEST thoroughbred ST Bernard
is a heavy animal
If any dog gains the admiration Of
spectators at-a dog show II is this St
Bernard. Owing to the cost of keeping
and caring for this. breed, not as many
OF these are seen as other breeds. Con-
traTy to general opinion. a St. Bernard
is a hard dog 10 rear and bring up TO
the point where he becomes a strong,
healthy body. Consequently. when nj
teen or twenty of these are seen at a
show. the management considers itself
fortunate.
Twenty-Five have been entered for the
Washington dog show, fourteen coming
from the Willowmere Farm Kennels, Of
Sound Beach. Conn, owned by Anna \.
Marks. She has the eight whose weight
is above mentioned. Crusader. Willow
mere Judge, and Champion Baby Beau
riful, the team of rough-coated St BeT-
nards. who created so much admira ton
at the New York show, and were award
ed such high honors. have; fortunately
all been entered for Washington
Baby Beautiful.
Champion Baby Beautiful is today.
without question, what her name i'm
plies-the most beautiful ST. Bernard
known. Miss Marks has altogether en-
tered thirteen OF this breed. and the
benches which will hold these dogs are
sure to be q center of attraction.
SmoOth-coated ST. Bernards are not
even as common is the rough. but Miss
Marks has entered Sigmar and the ia
nous Champion Newton Abbot Squire
in the SmoOth-COated classes.
Pitted against Miss Marks for blue
ribbons viii be the Rananna Kennels
ST Bernards. both rough and smooth
Champion Bonaparte, Judith Stahleford.
and others. q. y. Glebe. Of Bryn AJhyn,
Pa. who is one of the best known
judges OF this breed in the country, Will
award the ribbons.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
YALE'S CHAMPION
VAULTER IS OUT
Dray VIII Not Be Able to Compete at
Georgetown Games on
March 3.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 23.-W. r.
Dray, Yale's intercollegiate cha-apion
pole vaulter. will probably be out Of
competition for this season because of
an injury that happened to him Tues
day in the gymnasium. In practicing a
vault his pole slipped on the rise.- and
Dray was thrown to the floor. straining
his knee and Iigaments of one foot. He
Will walk on crutches some weeks.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

The St Louis Browns seem to have
much trouble in securing their men.
been sent out and the responses IN some
cases have not been satisfactory. Now
NCrdyke, one Of the new recruits for
he position Of first base. is among the
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

Ralph Glaze evidently stands ace high
at Dartmouth. He has been chosen
marshal Of his class. and usually the
best man lands the honor. Glaze will
report at Washington, March 10 and go
South with the Boston Americans.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

Charles Knox. of Altoona. Pa. all but
knocked out Jake Mckenzie. of Phila-
delphia. in the last of a siX-round bout
before the Pennsylvania Athletic Club.
of Altoona last night