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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

8 10 a to IL to 5. fayorlte, won the event;
rather lihndIly by three fourths OF q
length. Summaries: ; b " III
II First race-flve and O half furiongs-
Botanist III to and 0 to 1O) first, Tour
;enne e to s and 8 to 81 second, Eddie
Ware d08to 4 and 3 to ~ third Time,
N his tssSS5
E Second race selling; six furlongs-
ENVoodsaw Is to ! and 8 to y first, Azelina,
Go to ~ and to y second, Robin Hood
B(7ato s and 8 to ~ third. Time, ! 10.
III Third race-one mile-Ho It To-day g to 5.
ana q to 81 first, Nemesis q to ! and;
n to 81 second, First Premium g to 8 and
II 10 81 third. Time, 1:40. 81 sSsS
Fourth rnce-mile and a furlong-Red
F>rlar III to s. and 4 to- 81 first Belle OF
Peuuest us to 5 and even) SECOND, Lotus
Eater 40 to y and to y third Tine l1rta.S
1 :53 1-5 .a5 s.. 81. u u.
Fifth rnce-selling; mile md g quarter
yryron a TO Land s to 81 first, Embar-g
rassnent rs to Is and 8 to 81 second, Little Little;
Scout Il TO Il and s to p third. time Inc,
sixth receive and half furlongs--S
BarIngo KS to 81 and even) first. Revenue sy NJ
20 to 8 ana Q to second. SPHINX too g =
and 10 to y third. Time, ]; os 10,
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71717I1 = AZ = p n MI
BY Pollard & Bagby,
j 1O2 East Main Street.
AUCT:IlI.o.: SALE I ]: ].
s E3H or "
Attract a a I, q Valuable,
Three Story Brick ] j /. Dwell ,
ing at the soutE east Corner 9
Of Main and 3 ch s Stree I; e'tls,i
KnoW,1l u b y as. n: .. OIL ~ est
~ Main Sire 81 u M
will sell tion, on st 1!


We will q sell sauc ton .s 4 the
premises on
58T III spAY, q ~ s \, 1906.
mt Is 70. clock r the above toned
ID lie lie 4, dwelling Is one s;of best ana
most fascinating that, has ~ over been on
the mark t.S III $ vel sbuil ed brio
granite trimming has abont q 2tsrooH,s.3ss
besides closets. pan trl ess 8et III ted by
furnace, |: and SalSi1i perfe tSrepair. EVerys
room ST light an d lot 10 triansa
gular q sllap tlaylng dth In, rearsofS
lot TO build a dwelling fronting on Beech
or Harrison Street, which ls Ii very M de;s
street. Tho time is not 4 rsS distant when
this viii Ss hes q very Z va liable business
cen ter Investors and spectators should
have an eye h to this. ling can be-
seen before sale by appoln tment only. n MI
TERN SO One third cash, resi- duej one
two and three year III IN tercs per cent?,
sem annually, ana secured trust. deed.i
POLLAl}E "a BAGB
ctioneerYSSSs4
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b. ia =
BY virtue OF y rtain 4 deed or trust
s1a ted Feberuary II, 1905. and recorded $in
the clerks Office Of the Hanover county
Circuit Court, In D. n b ~. PM e 846f dc.
fault having been made a In the pn yrrlent
of the debt secured thereby, and having
been required BY the bepc hcihry therein
so to do We. the efsigt,sd trustees,
THURSDAY, AUGUST !, q 1903 Az 100
WIN o'cGoc ~ NJ y s gs
on the premises, proceed to sell at pub
dc auction the property conveyed there n,
viz: That certnlns tract OF land With all
thereon In Henry Mas !ste;-:
rial District, Hanover county, Vn., cons
staining seventy-fve (76l acres. more Aor
less (supposed ia DO bout eight eeight
S(ss) acres) lying on east side 81 .the
county rond leading from Hanover Court
house to- Richmond. Il viaf Ellerson' g. adj
Joining 4Sthe lands q George ~. u 1 inA.
Cha rles Vyatt, W lillian !nrris 9El isha
TX erseys and others, being The same land
conveyed to Dora IA. &c rsey by y sse 81;
Yhrbroug tdlso the Z. FOL OWL 81 personal
property, to- Wit X: Two ma res, four 31lrllies
three cows, three wal CONS and Tonle bnggy
and harness, no W Y pom the said Ihrn q
e . and c. . II ain leaving ~ cn nt0nd a. 1:lo
E. . M Nv II stop at Peake's. slsSS
al TERMH-Whiie54 the deed reql itre - s3sall
cash al rs both the real estate and per
sonai property, yet II likely mat =,
trust ees cam time az e ileSSrea ~
csta te s, 3. 7, = !, !, l, e
\ z; 3 :: a ahPfs
sl$
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wins 81iverrlp:,o.olfC Gus.

4 NJ u IA (ByS AssocIated Press.) M
*. LONDON july fiat the Liverpool
July meeting to-day Lord Derby's
.CiiAucer, sFri,ldon BY tho American Jockey,
sMafisrss won the Liverooi ctp, q l,aildi-
cap Sof u 10 sovercistis, otie mile atd :thrcc
Aftflongsa vel0city was second. Dinneford
third Nine horses started. Tho betting
was S.tos II against Chaticer, Z to 4 against
Velocity, and 8 tof1 against Dlnneford.
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Nj TOSU EN- 1laNOW's II
New Plan III N ew Orleans 70 Kill
85is Mosuuitoes.
nv Asuun,cr,lio,trd t[,re,.a3I

iss@ (By Associated Press. h 8SSS
me- t5s N l0Nv1 OR LnAra u July n proposi-
ton to use top minnows IN stagnant pools
In places OF oil 10 dostfo yellow fever
MOSQUITOES nnd y prevent thcir breeding
loans, IN an Interview re said He has
contemplated asking tho United a States
government TO establish ut New Orleans
NJ breeding pool for top fninnows "a DO
Used for, locking the stasnant water
about the clty I,,,,,,
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sDayof Rest

.sl8 Thy 5Assoclat Press
IsANGEbY y 4. IL TX rs ,cs July 4. ~ Tho
Glitideffiii aiitomobile tonTis III planned d day
OF rest todd Sbefors starting out on
Tfswiil end 1T Breton w FOODS ~. II. &, to-mor-
rUw ~
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Blackstone, q; Chase city, 9, 9.

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch,} q.
BLACKSToN VA, July T-The
blackstone baseball team defeated tho
team from Chase city here this afternoon
by a score OF 9 to 0. Griffin, the black
stone pitcher, struck out sixteen men
and allowed only one hit,
Batteries; Blackstone. Griffin and
Price; Chase City, Williamson and Bale
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L[AGU|ELEA.D|..ERS
STILL. WINNING \ ] ! | | J.
Chicago, Pittsbirg 3 and nd New
York All Take Another ltt
Game Each.
BROOKLYN BEATS i 81. LOUIS Is J.
White sox Pay Nationals ais Back ! 3.
12ains1 Interrupts I; A ':rrl
League s chs l'Ils s.s .3. 4.
NATIONAL, ! LEAGUE ,:l!!t. ( i T!
Scores * day, Il
Chicago ., Boston Il
ny Pittsbnrg ID, philadcphia 2.
3s New York g. Cincinhati 70. 335 B. 81
81 Brooklyn 9, 81 y. Louis I, 33a
Where They Play n o. Jay.
Cincinnati at New = ORR. 5. 553$
!SI plttsburE 1t philadelphia. y
Cfiicago OF y Boston. " III
Standing 81 the Clubs.
=.

Chicag ,So; Boston,
BOSTON July n any n'lspiays not
dircctly ctarReable as errors. aided the
Chicago team In winning at, g easy ' victory
u 'os snare. Il. II. D
Chicago &. y. % q. - u OF o 2 o 90 u 9
Boston B. I. 90 9 9 9 9 Ii
Batteries: Fl cist er an Moran; ESWl TIL
erulip and Ncedham. Time, :aa, Umpire,
O'Day. 4 .ss5 !.
Pittsbur Z, y n Philad e1phia, 2 81.
PIIIEA1oELPH1A, July 27.-Pittsburg
scored an easy over Ph!adel pnia
to-day. Lush was batted hard by the
visitors. 4 /, X, z,
Score: ys ~ y. f1 - J. - -
Philadelphia d. !. % % o o. o % o. sss 4
Il batteries: Z Liefield ana Phelps Lush h
nnd5 Donovan. Inc. :45. Umpire, b Klein:
,S New Y ork, s Cincinnati, ..
q NEW * DIRK, July u New Y qrk SHUT
out Cincinnati In al gene which was 3
scarce 81 hits and plentiful Of errors and and
bases on balls. j. /, ,,;S, !,
cincinnati, I. % q 8 % o % Q 90 "a
New York 80 o 10 - 81
4 Batteries u ,Weimers and schleij iltse
ma yesna Time.Fss 49, Umpire.
iJohADtone. IS ~ e, - M
Brooklyn, s !; st. Louis, &
s#B,Rs!OloKLYN,sN.FY W. July The locals
made a stubborn fight aga instS ST.. Louis ll
Is, day. and tier g change of III pit lle tl'
won out Nj 53gs &, i, 4 "
Score ~ I y y = r. = : = - =: !
Rrons I'm !. \, 8, 3 o. o 001 70 2s--8 40 2
batteries 4 Brown and Grady; Stricklett,
Scanlon and Bergen. Time. 9: 10. I'm q.
spires. Conway and enter. a5saS.iy
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IN BySA Is J IN Chewing Company 49, IA
5It Real Estate Agents and a uct ioneerss,ss
COURT SALE SIS
5A Tract Of Land Near the
Northern Limits Of the '|i
CITY Of Ri chm nd

M Pursuant to- q decree As entereu ~ ~ W
achuncery cause Of RIO bin " y pscomb 3, etc..
vs.. Helen 5Lipscomb. w L the Circuit Court
or 4 Henrico county, on the 24th day q
July, 1905, II will, AZ special commissi oPer
thereby appointed. z sell by public nuc ton,
upon the premises, on
wv ednes day, August ! 1906,
at 8 o'clock r. Nj. the FOL lowing NJ req!
estate; = AllNtha certain lot or piece OF
land. with the Frame Dwelling thereon,
lying ana being In the county Of Henrico.
Va, on what Is known as the Pole Road:
about three and one half les north Eof
the city Of Richmond containing "A two
acres 81 and 81 adjoin!ng the pro perties q
Mrs. Stewart Nc Fail and q o hers.
Hore Is your pportunity to secure a
good home with o. plenty! Of land, close to
tho city, very cheap. {33 58s # 5
Il! ERMS-One-third cash. balance In Wo
equal instruments At SIX and twelve
months, respective |, from da to Of sale,
The purchaser shall execute negotiable
notes with interest added for deferred
payments. and the title shal | be retained
until the entire purchase money has been
paid and a conveynnceE Is ordered by q tho
court, or all cash. al the option OF tho
purchaser EORGESW,5fLI1 JEWS,
sS58 b. d. 8 Special Commissioner.
The bond required by tho special COM
missioner In the above suit has been duly
given. # i ti5 a 8 IN p. Il. 4 5s5 ]l
y, & Given 4, under my hand. this s7th day u
q +, R. PHILIPS. Deputy clerk Il
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TO Play the Doctors,

The Times Dispatch Will X play gs the
Richmond Doctors at Chestnut IIlll on
Monday afternoon at s O'Clock Times
TIispatch lipe-upS will be: ~ Bryan,
nitnher; smith. catcheri suther land, first
base: ricketts,, second basei Gardner,
shortstop; nonahue. thlFd nasei coates'
Iiay and White. 5575s M ik3 5vt&
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OFFER DECLINED.
IRobinsons Refuse to Sell Fran
5 chise for $4,000.
(BY A8ROCIAteu Pr{

2 ST, LOUIS, July A,--A syndicate COM
prslng Samuel Cohen, Eugene pevine
and George Thies, st. Louis business
men, was Informed to-day that their offer
OF $4,000 flor the St. Louis National
League franchise had been efused by
the owners, the MessEs, Robinson. *
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Real ~ state q gen Is and a tioneers:is s
.A Large, Spacious Central
Business Lot, 55s.i8
Elegant Z ocati ion for Manu-.
IL. factory II


This large and most desirable business,
lot fronts 243 feet east line 3TWe nty- fifth
Street, will DO. sold condit lonally al
b lat. 70 feet on Twentysnfth Street 5byI
l1o With alley on the north I. feet vide
the above lot on the mort with Bal ley on
south s. feet wide and 10 feet deep. The.
northern so feet OF this lot la 1913 feet
deep and the southern Ii feet is a165 deep.
to m alley 10 fect wide running from
rear OF this par OF the lot to Twenty
sixth Street # N H NJ III s-
n Sd, 100 feet 3 at sou invest corner 81
l9Twenty-fifth and |, Frs!nklit. with depth Of
100 feot to an alley ~ feet wild n
Afterwards put up tsas a whole. and lif
no higher bids than the aggregate sepn-
rate bids 1t Will DO knocked out to the
separate bidders. &. E$ 81. n. ss! 5sst Cd IA
Small dwellings, here would pay hand
somely. ,55 w ISL,
TERMS: One-f fourth cnsh I; a. 2.s 8.
years, 9 per cent. interest. secured by
'fus' u y j. THOMPSON BROWN & co. II
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Stanton, S. Hinton, 9,

(specnl to The =, IHl!c111 ~,
defaatad Hinton hero to-day by tho score
of ( to 8. batteries: Gardner and Wood
son; Chandler and Moore
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other tho latter having the best [! q y, Il
there w,g :, difference. I'he visitor Sc e.
cured nyc safc hits of cassidy's delivery err
while the locals made only I Ho. one 70 @
them being very scratchy. While ALLOW y.
Ing the local team played xcelle 2 Z BAL,
tho work OF hicAtnh hon was q feature, no '
accepting twelve chances without an {, r.
ror and several Of the plays we el1e OF tne
sensat ionall kind. The Same might be said
81 sFisch,nan. for tho Truckers. he 4 hny-$s
ing eleven chances, which he a handled
7errorlcas. Tho game was the fastest seen,
an tho local diamond this year There GRE
has been q decided Improvement IN the
Roanoke club since II passed under the
management Of Mr.. strotherB. and they
confidently expect to land well up In the
per cent. column. The score: 4:
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OTHER I + BAsEB ALL GAMES
American Association.

American Association.
Al Columbus: Columbus, 2 !, Louisville,
4. q $.s 81 y, z !, y
AZ Minneapolis: Minneapolis, 2; s..
Paul !. 10
,waukee, 8. I. =
ledo, 2. l3 .iss I. N "A II
Eastern League.
Al Montro,f Montreal, i I; Buffalo, s.
II At Jersey City: Jersey City. q Provi-
\ AZ Toronto. Toronto, 8; Rochester, {teni
inntngD.
AL Baltimore; BALTIMORE Newark game
called end OF second inning on account
ofsrain. u II VI
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$is from Russia. and that his previous
name was Cudinsky. s N ,@ III ID

name was tulnsk v. & gs n Il sls II isg8 Il 81
!, {. BY the WY. Newhouse has a record OF
training People that Is good He has been
With priteIflGhters, with baseball ttiefl and
! on the grdlfon With the football enthu&j
si6stss And lie Is d Eoott athletes
The rafting. season, VIII open within
n short tline and nas,y Virginia League
players are expected to leave forS faster
company. y i " v 9 $50 8$ Y ss &,
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ny q. acatln.
TRUSrEE's AUCTION SALE
DE-
Two Frame d ached Dwell
ings in Plan Of B elmont, a
. in Henrico County, Va,
Which is on the Williams
burg Road and Overlook,
ing Fulton,

+ 5i Tn execution OF a deed Of trust 70 me.
dated December 1905 and recorded nxEf i n
M Pags s aetau1t h ho{a fhe sssR
secured, and being directed so to do by
the holder e s s na a4;e,I,s wv on ,
at 100 o'clock r. All on the premises.
sell AT public auction 70 The highest
bidder, the two detached Two Story
Frame dwellings,, situated, respectixsllsy,s
at the northwest corner Of Salient street
and Belmont Avenue and at tho southwest
corner Of Salem street and Carlisle Ave
nue.. both Ia the plan OF Belmont, Thet
iois on which these dwellings stand front
100 feet each md extend back no feet 70
an alley IS feet wide, Z,
TERMS Cash SUFFICIENT 90 nay ne
costs OF execntlng this trust and !, 70 ais.
thereon from june $3.50; N ssat o., eyer
taen months; s., 600 pecesh her 1857 and
the residue in equal sntss ~ On, a =.
Il wa years from day or sale. villa jlns
sterest added. and all secured slpy deed III
trust but the said residue i sall hs snpV
II n. a, CATL1N, w r,1stes
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,Att CT1c)N9 sA J.Es Future Day
nv sutton 4 Co., ssis
1 y Iseat fSs tate Atict lof1eefs.
i2s5 M I3y 81 ton u e
" H Reat iSs tate Atict iofieefs. w
rrOstNitss1UN ERs A tCT1t)N tsAIf3
Brick Dwelli $40 \! MI 81
First Sire Frame Dwell u
@ ing, NO. 2O7 Reservoir
(. Street, and Two Brick 4
Tenements, Nos. 346 and
H 347 s Ninth Street. S5s#s

,aoad shaasesy seirt sn.sled I . y ],
1ot i day tiie suit Nor &
Mafd Msyne ss' a olsss rs :
3thereIy, spWliISoifer lforY sale sat PUBLIC
auction, Upon tlisf prem ses. 4 the property
referred e above following
B First on rhtirsday, a lgust 3, 1900. All
$50 O'clock r. NJ B, that Brick Dwelling
known MS N .. no North First Street (f,s-s
tween Clay atd leigh reefs. tll,si
ling nineteen dg) feet and running sbnck'
one hundred and twenty two (122) feet
sif Coy Inches, to nh hiley fifteon5 {i6)S fest
Second on the Same day ut 6 O'CLOCK
z. n that Frame p wellngS known ~ No:
2o7 Reseryolr Street (bet Weon and
r nna w siltheil ~ eGiaing gtS
KY feet by one hundred and stwatlty+nys
Q25( feet to an alley teen (15) feet
~ lll |, Qn Friday August
s s'Has f seso az n2,d ps1s s gs
Ninth Street, co1taintfig four AL ~ i've ay
rooms each, With i6ts lfronti1 togetf1era
ABOUT forty-six (48l feet three ~ Inches,
Vail $of tho above property Is nov r'et rented
ehd itseif partiss wv wls F3R.a snail snail
l'eTsS 9s Eoa paiy III il y, 81 y,
In three equal $tnstallments ut six, twelve
nndG;eigh con months the purchaser tor.|
plrclia sers) to 81 anegot table, notes for
X tho deferred pnyfnentA. With interest
from ri OF salos md tho title retained,
unit tho wlloleSo the purchase money Isl
paid 5nrd q \ con vay nnce ord cred n by the
g our Gosh at opt ton Of the
5M11H1AS x \; 1 F5Ms Il; II.
E95 AZ Special Comm issloners.8f
"a s,riie bond red utred OF thesI spe cini cons
$n1issiotlera by the above decree Inns been
duly given.
s GlvenB.ider N hand this ~ ssla Y Of
S GTIAs. O.s SAW LIE lerk.
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Clarke, 81. 4 s8 . g@O d, El#
,Jncksofi, Bbn.....s.,...t.43 i3 . 81 o.
Wiley 1i.na... b. 81 10 1s
Hopkins, rf... wv. q. I n 10 XIX o.
gseltzi II %
11vatis, sssrt...,y,s sis0 SO s0s
Leonard Q Q R1 i4o @ Q
Totals ~. /. t, /. /. b, ). 70 . & " IS
IS Score ny innihgs: n ri
1oanvlile . 1. \. o b D 70 y o
Norfolk n y w w
Summary: Two.bape fitA-: fretzer, Sad
5rifice hits-Doyle and Mchialon. Stolen
ibases-1 lckards. M pMalion and ilcy.I
Left on bases --IoanVillc.8 8; Norfolk, ~
Bases on Bfllia y Leonard, o. 11vnns l3.$
Struck out Leonard. s; Evans, Tine
1:4o ttn,pirea. Z llirs and staeilc. At
Tendance, ] 900. % 8lS;s @ *
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'T'|W|'E|.LVE|NNlN|.GS|i'
N|.|T||H0U|'1'|''.A|.I.S' SCORE ! ] /:
Roanoke and Portsmouth Fight.
to{a StandstillHand Neither
Il Wins. s53 eisi.
CALLED !: ACCOUNT. DARKNESS.
8McMal,on and Fischlnanl ,. Both 9TH
Played Errorlcss, Both Taking
.ManysCh

VI Results 81 Yesterdays Games
/ Al y richmond: sRlchmond-L ~ nchburg,
game postponed rain. III N. II
Il At FNorfolk: Il Norfolkp2; DnnvllleS on
al Roanoke Roanoke q; Portsrno'lul TIL y
q Where They Play ! day.
Fl eleven inriings.) a5 NJ Es
q Lynchburg at Richmond y IN.
~. 81 Danvllo ut n orfolk.
643,; ~ g5l Portsmouth, al Roanoke. ysl
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Portsmouth ...tUU o o Q o o o o o o 90
summnr --,rw o- base e hits, Fischman
II Stolen bases, Anthony. Hamilton. Dou-
bic plays. Batenian TO Alchiahon to Wat
son. Bases on balls. on Cassidy. 4; or
& schuman. q Struck out, by Cassidy, 10;
& by schuman, IL. Passed ball. Cooper.
Il Sacrifice hits, Bateman, Mcmahon. Loilr.
4 Time OF game. :45. Attendance 900.
4 Umpire, Black IA # n sS$y
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] Beats Bell Of Pequest and Lotus
Eater iii FeaturcS Event lat
Brighton. lS$5s
THREE FAv0Rl'T'Es WINNERS 1 | \. i J
sWoodsaw, Long Shot look COX
sSs s5Ss = Si
Money il Second Z Race ;fl,s' /. a Il.
Other Results.
y (By Associated Press

EJYy YORK, July5N.-7--s
/ = Three fayorlii:t1es, two
second choices. and
long shot divided
the5money at Brigh-l
ton Beach to-day.
Chief interest cen
tered In the handl-
! cap. Mt one mile and
a furlong. Red Friar,
backed down from
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterd day.
Z Chicago 5, washington
Boston 1. st. Louis 9. NJ 4
\ Cleyeland- Vow Y ork (rnin)
Detroit philadelphia (rnin

V Where They Play To Day.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
w ashlngton at Chicago I'll
Boston at St. Louis. ss
~ New York at Cleveland
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY Green e. Redd 81 e
/ Real Estate Aucttoneers,9

AUG TON SALE or A
FINE FARM lin HAN OVER COUNTY,
with. nice Groom "a yelling thereon, near
fPeakes, on the SC .8nnd O. Railroad, about
fifteen miles frotrr r lchmond, now occu-
pied BY w. r. X ersey ,5 ESD. \, also q GER
tain personal property thereon, h; KS s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

II twenty-one hits are gotten off a
pitcher In the, big League, how many
should be gotten off q tWlrler N the vlr-
ginih League? Address answers 10 the
best pitchers In this League. dl Il ". q 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

Hicks, who all his life has been q
slugger is dropping back into the infant
class, All that he needs / Is one or two
clean ones and then he will DO all right
with the willow, May he get the safe
,bingles in to-day's double-hcader
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Richmond will have O. new player on It's
team within a few days. The now man
Is said to BIO very fast and has g re-
cord for swatting them out ct the proper
time. III 3.i3 q, l45 III sss,l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

y rs pider' Boyd Is bald headed and mar
ried. IIe was asked the other day = no
was married and he simply pulled on his
hat. lllanN3 .lal1 lila w b nN l8a ~. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

IS Rufss will work In the first game to-
day. md Reiss says that he has all the
curves and as much speed AZ 10 ever
had. thermometers are hoping that his
curves will be Strengthened out. ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

salye and Still should be able to work
tho trick for the locals to-day The
southpaw Isl doing good work and believes
that he can trim the 6hoeHnkers to-day.
still will again be against Afoser. and
another one OF those heart disease games
ia expected The Colonel Is holding up
we'll, and IL he pitches the same style
Of ball that lie pitched on Thursday, IT'S
4 a safe bet that lle will win. n.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-24

Newspapers have a right to employ all legitimate means, however extraVa- gant they may be, to swell the number of their readers, but if, as it is charged, the conspicuous presentation of crime by Atlanta newspapers was responsible for the bloody riot of Saturday night, those papers furnished sufficient prov ocation to the city and state to take means to regulate and reduce their yelIowness. Freedom of the press is a right, but no one can en- iov or exercise a right which is detri- mental to society It is not legitimate to incite people to murder.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-24

The joint statehood campaign is little slow in getting started. We're rather curious to see what kind of a movement t has.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-24

The joint statehood papers of the two territories eloquently describe the self-sacrifice of New Mexico in con senting Co bury its name forever n the state of Arizona. the name eli deared to New Mexicans by the asso- citations of a half century" A writer in the Journal Miner the other day alluding to the matter recounted tho numerous fraudulent enterprises which had originated in that territory by which investors throughout the east and Europe had been loaded with worthless stocks and bonds, until the name of the territory had become sui ficient to damn any New Mexican pro ject however worthy. He accordingly believed that that territory would be the gather by the loss of its name. We had not thought of that but now we recall that Chicago gentleman who was sojourning at Tangier with equal generosity or self-sacrifice surrender ed the name of Stensland for the more modest one of Olsen.