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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
SPECIAL COURT SESSION.
u. S. Circuit Court Of Appeals
Hears Motion Against Injunction.

The United States Circuit Court Of Ape
peals convened here yesterday at. hslfs;
past 2. to hold special session OF tllal
court to hear a motion. Circuit Judge
Gon and District Judge 1Naddlll are I'M
attendance.
The case argued was No, 663, Vir8inial
and Carolina Coast Railroad Company
appellants, vs.. metropolitan Trust Come.
Spany. OF the city of New York, and GuarSs
anty Trust Company. OF New York. cps
]pellees. Appeal from tho Circuit Court
at Raleigh, N. G. Argued by Edward RI
Baird. Of Norfolk. Va. for the appellants.
ana by William n. White, OF Norfolk
Va, and by James II. sPou, Of RaletEhsI
M c., for tho appellees. i sss q,
r. This IS an Injunction proceed ding growing
out Of the Suffolk and Carolina RatlwAH
Company and the Virginia and CaHolinAs
Coast Railroad Company by condenhn
ton proceedings, endeavorinE to- cross
the tracks OF the Norfolk and Southsrn4
Railroad Company at or near the. towil
or village Of Roper, II tho coup ty.s OF
washington. N. G.. Judge Purnell 5granf-a
ed the Norfolk and Southern Railway
Company an injunction against tbs SAL
folk and Carolina Railroad Company ara
the Virginia and Carolina Coast Rail road
gconlpay, enjoinins and restraining thenr'
from building a railroad or any spur
thereof across the road-bed, tracks antf
sproperty Of the said Norfolk and South
err Railroad Company. Il 81.
The appellants have filed q mott IN
sthia court asking Il to suspend the oparasS
ton OF this injunction. The case waisj
very elaborate argued and submit IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
.Oi THE BOULEVARD
MANY LOTS SOLD
Fifty-six Lots on Grace and
Franklin, Near Boulevard,
Sold at Auction. IA

There has been some lively biddine
for property out on the Boulevard and
thereabouts. The Shepperd property vas
partly sold under a decree Of court By
Special Commissioner 10 Lane Stern.
The sale was placed In charge Of T.
Thompson Brown and Company. and
they made 1t attract aalarge crowd OF
buyers. The sale was attended by sp~cu-
hlators. home. seekers and others, and the
bidding was spirited. Fifty-si:c lots were
put up, and every one of them sold at
prices ranging from 50 to $50 per 'front.'
foot. the total Of the sale being about
$4,000. The prices paid were considered
good, Neither the Broad Street or Boule-
yard lots proper were offered, all that
were put.np being on Franklin and Grace
Strots. near the Boulevard.
Among the prominent buyers we're Poi-.
lard and Bagby, II. S. Nvallerstein. n.
Hoffheimcr, J. G.. Brockenborough, C. n.
Burruss, r. Crawford Redd, A. III. Me-
Dowell. and others. Seventeen more lots
OF this property are yet to be sold.
Several private sales OF real estate were
made yesterday. but, as usual. the agents
insist upon waiting a few days befoYsl
latting out the facts In the cases. ~ "
To-day the agents will be busy clear
ing the decks for tho big work that II,
5ex pected for next week, when, It ID confis
IDENTIFY asserted. several big deals that;
have heen on the string Will reach thu
sclosing-up stage. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
"a SHARP CONTEST.
Apparently All the Ladies j
Richmond Want That Ticket,

Apparently All the Ladies il
Richmond Want That Ticket,
Suggestions as to the proper name for
the Richmond baseball team Of the
Virginia State League continue to come
stos tile sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch. III
Almost every conc ivabla name has been
suggested. and still there is room for
Improvement. Each day some lady from
Manchester, Richmond, Barton Heights,
Chestnut Hill or Petersburg sends In a
list ot suggestions. and each suggestion
receives the proper attention. RI
BY the middle OF next week It will he
decided definitely who is to win the, prize.
The lady who8is fortunate enough to send
In the most appropriate suggestion will
receive a season ticket that, will admit
her and her escort to every; game played
on the Richmond diamond. 5
Manager Charlie shaffer has received
several letters from those interested III
tho contest inaugurated by The Times
Dispatch. asking him toanse his influence
In. getting the ticket donat ted 4 to certain
persons. ~ IA . 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Sydney PACE
B||.A||CNV||V|||IIH |. | 1 ]. !
Well known Turft1lan AstonisheS
& Friends BY Getting Matried. Nj
Talks About Horses. \
ls,.,,,, B. 3 =, =, . =, =,

Special 70 This Time lspaseh., IS
NEW YORK, March vithotis ans
nou,icing his coming. sydney Passt. the
turfnai,, returned to New York yednesy
day on the Kaiser Wi1he1n1 IT., ana to tic
a,rlazen,ent of his friends brought WITH
hin, a brtds-a comely young wonlah
about twelve years his junior. 81
No intimation reached America willie
Mr.. Paget was abroad that he had FORE
saken Ills bachelorhood. sIIe Is In his
fiftieth year. 4.
Not only did the horsemar astonfsA5
his friends by presenting his blushino
Mrs. Paget, bit he mystified them i By
laughingly declining to reveal her
maiden name. or when ana wf1ere the
wedding took place.
Sydney PaEet Is one OF the yottngAts
CONS OF Lord Alfred Henry Paget and
grandson OF the first Marquis OF iAn.s
glesey. One brother. Sir Henry Arthur
Fitsroy Paget. married the daughter %
Mrs. Paran Stevens. and anotfor
brother, .Alincric Hugh PaEet. welded the
daughter OF William G. Whitney.
Sydney Paget has been associated wit1s
the most noted kings OF tho turf In tfiD4
scountry-Willialn Z. whitney. (. Harry
Payne Whitney, James b. Hagging ana
4 r. r. Thomas. Mr.. Paset II Afiiliatest.
with Mr.. Thomas, and his coming to New!
York. Ia believed to be in connection With
an ambitious racing enterprise in8which,
Goth are interested.
Mn Paget thinks that America II q bAt4;
ter place for horse-racdnE than Engs3
land n Sss41..E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Three New Charters.

The state Corporation Commission, has
granted the following charters:
Columbia. Trust Company .Gncorpo-
rated). Roanoke. L. II. Vaughan, prest--
dent; Charles NJ. Ames. secretary ana
treasurer. Roanoke. CGptal, 800: co... OBJ
ject., to do general banking business:
also . general real estate business and q
deal In personal property. buy and sell
and Improve same, to act az agent for
Insurance companies, etc.
Masonic and Pythfan Investment and
commercial Evaporation. sDanville. r. l..
Motley. president: w. o. Palmer. treas.
Surer: B. y. Watkins. secretary. all OF
EDanvilla. Capital, 10000. Objects. to pay
of the indebtedness due on the Masonic
Temple on Patton street and to engage
in any business that the Board OF Dtrec-
tors may determine.
Great Northern Amusements and Con-
struction Company tIncorporated). Nor
folk. j. E. West, president and treasurer;
q. G. HEIDI. secretary. Norfolk. Capital.
Seb0oo. Objects, for the purpose OF con-
iatrlcting, purchasing. leasing and operat-
Ing amusement propositions at Pine
Beach, va, and elsewhere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
MCLAUGHLIN REFEREE,
Chosen 70 Q fficiate at Game Be
tween Hoppe and Slossom.

Especial TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i NEW II DIRK. Ma rch q "A n confer
snceS yesterday afternoon ny George
sosson. Frank Hoppe, representing
Hoppe md tflcials OF the
Brunswick IA ke-C Coll lender Company, 1t
was agreed that Edward Nc aughlin
should referee that rs. 4 sbal kline match
between slosson ma Hoppe. which will
.be held at; Grand Central Il Palace next
n Thursda MI lit.
cLaughlinsis not only a We teraI, player
an the short ~ ASS, hut he is yeteran
referee al swnll. He has played many inns
sportan t mat Giles al, efereed many Of the
leading tournaments, a nsong others
whose names we're mentioned for the no.
site OF referee we're Nv lson F., Foss and
4 Fra y a., ISeeney. S
her Ioppe wins or loses In his
match with elosson ho will take part In
the toilrnan,sntsi April for the 1sl ballS-
line cllnlnpi onslsi is one 4 ne sever,
Who have ont tered, A Tie others are Slos-
snr, aeol 'eha fer Gorge s,lt TONI Louis
Cure, Orc IN ognirl gs tar and AZ th GStlsrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
MADE NEW RECORD.
New Y ork Swimmer Lowers the
Worlds Figure for ITO Yards.

N~AoPaSS3A'S
# CHICAGO, Marc 81 2. II lew s1 York.
Athletic Club swiInnne rs do feated the Chs
cage Athletic Associate Ion In all; the events
q but tho water polo game. G.. M. Daniels.
In the 1l0yards swim. lowered the worlds
record. covering the distance In IA :0e IS.
Daniels outclasseds l,is opponents and won
the event by Is yards, He also captured
the 4O-yard event.
The relay rane was closely contested,
tile third man of each team making a
dead heat OF their % yards, which lef.
#Eanie'a.S OF New York, and I.aughlln, OF
Chicago, to start the final quarter OF
tho race ON even terms, Dantels won
without great effort.
g5E The Water polo game was fierce from
the start and ended In = tie, each team
having scored ono goal each. New York
scored In the first period. and the local
team during the last r1lnutas play OF the
second haH. AT the end OF the game,
there WAS not a. whole Jersey In tho tanR,
gA Rudd Of the New York team, made a
goal during tbs last halt. but a claim
/ OF foul made ny the local team was all
loved by tho rsfere,, The decision caused
& great SaGA OF dissatisfaction among
the visitors, and they refused to play the
8ganlA out, ss issl SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
.G0TCH winner
IN FAST MATCH.
Iowa Man Successfully Defends
Title e 5Heayy.weig Cham
pionship.
4 (BySEAsse,cIated Press.l.

AsrIEvILLE, N. 81, March 2s.-Frank
y. Gotnh OF Humboldt, Iowa. succass-i
fully defended his title TO the American.
heavyweight championship here to-night
by defeating Charles Olsen. OF this city.
Iinsa wrestling match. winning tile first
and third bouts OF the match. Olsen took
the second bout. winning the fall IA three
minutes with the sid roll, followed, by 81
crotch hold and half Nelson combined.
BRotl, Of Got oh' ss falls we're won wlthstha5
foot Toe ksS which q tch three weeks ago
agreed TO bar. but later insisted should
be allowed, The tin1e .,of Gotch'a falls
Ave minutes. res ctively. q 3ss 4, M Is
At tho close OF the match Gotch.i In a
spaach, declared that Olsen was the best:
wrestler he had ever met. d He said he
would be wi ing to ineet O sen with the!
5footg lock barred s Of, cpnd lon v that the
men will meet again In six weeks the.
natuh Ia take plRce In 4 h!S cit \, !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
r &C I n 6
City Park.
s{By Associated Press.)

tby ASSOCIATED Iiess.)
NEW ORLEANS. a La. March as. City
Park summaries: ia 81
First racc-tliree and q half f,lrlongs-
Leo Beach IA to 81 first. Spider Web
a to II second n .ady N1aIa q to u third
Time, AZ Ia.
Second race--five and a half fnrlongs-5
Gold Bearer az to - first. Oural 76toD
second. Niescal Is to- y third. Time. 1902.
Z Third race-snyen f,irlongs. handicap
Tambeau Is to 81 first. Hickey q to ~
second. Kara eco to ~ third. Time,
51:27S4-5. 5s
Fourth race-one mile-Iole Is to %
first. Elliott CATO 81 second. Labor 90 to
~ third. Time, 1:41 IS.
Fifth race-mile and sixteenth-Cre
"a to 81 first, Monochord as to 81 Sec
.ond. Thora Lee Is to y third. Time.
Si:47 LIS.
Sixth race-n1ile and an eighth-Ben
yolio (s to 50 first. Florizel Ga to ~
second. Big Bow! q to y third. Tine,
z1:54 3-5. 5ss
Seventh race-one mileG:race Wagner
e. to 81 first. Captain Bush @ to 81 seq.
.ond. Heart Of IIyacinth GO to y third.
Time, 1:41 3-6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
CLANCY Beats Ioe Grim.


PT11LADELPILAfP PA. March 2s.-Jack
Clancy. the California welterwetght, out
pointed Joe Grim In the wind-,ip at the
Broadway Athletic Club last night before
a big crowd. Clancy had all the best
of THE boxing, but Grim was there all the
time, and none fsthe blows which CLANCY
srained on himtseemsd to phase the Italian
champion in eatleast, and gwheE the
bout was, over Joe did not have a mark on
him. and he looked to be good enough
toshaveigone twenty rounds. Grim was in
no condition. being hog fat, and this
made him slower than usual. and he did
not make the rallies which he generally
does to enthuse the crowd when he Is in
good shape.
In the sen1f-wind-up. Gus Feldnlan and
Joe Duffy boxed a hard draw: Frank
Meehan stopped Kid Peeress in hvesrounds.
johnny Murray bested Dan Mcconnell,
the old-time lightweight. In the opening
bout johnny O'Toole was beaten by jim
my Livingstone In a bout which went the
six rounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
DailyCourt. Rec ord
Law and Faulty

judgements .elternd scstertlay: John H..
.Cliiles vs. evils Carpenter for $l3i1I.
DEGREES entered yesterday: y. Cameras
VS.. A.. Marchette, etc. decree ", favor 1is
of the plalntift allowing acclaim IN egard
to Nonresident exemption.
Circuit Court.
Case OF IIarrs Fisher, 'trustes for
Ester Fisher. against seaboard. Air Line
Railway verdict fer defeudant. Motion
OF plaintiff 10 set aside verdict overrtled.
Plaintiff excepted aud leaye slyeils to file
bill or exceptions. s.es
Henry Lawrence. an alien az Germany,
was Yesterday admitted a clifton OF the
United States. 4. - n 4-ii 81 s
Case or Nv lillamf q. Arrpitage w. Citi-
zens' Rapid Transit Company; order enc
5torpd on report EOf arbitratorE.
a. K. Buffil vs.. Bette t.. Hare; order
entered ont, making arbitration agreement
Cases set for to-day: u. j. riIppo vs..
John Matthews.' "a s.
Henrico Circuit Court.
Decrens entered yesterday: Gains VI.
Wright; Dance q Wood We. Robinson.
Chancery suits docketed yesterday:
washington VS.. Washington; Stockton VS..
SPowc1l.8 9i.s:s; ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
.LAFAYETTE DEFEATS
THE VIRGINIA. team
The Wild Pitching Of Hammond
JohnsonxT Threw Down the
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times pispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March a.
Tho college baseball season opened here
to-day. Lafayette defeated Virginia 10 to
2. The gamo was evenly contested up TO
the seventh inning. With the score
standing 3 TO 2. Virginia sent In liam
mond Johnson tos do the twirling. The
football star was wild from the start,
hitting thee out OF the first four bats
men up. This together with two OPP
perfume hfs. netted tho Pennsylvanians
five runs. Some effective bunting In the
eighth by Shook and Kipsey, and y
timely single by Wack added two more
to Lafayette's total.
Schenieder, a freshman. did the twirling
for the Eastorrites, and looks to DO n
promising twrler. Hc had splendid con-
troll. HawN, at shortstop. created much
enthalsiasm BY a brilliant stop OF hot
liner back ofsecond. He fielded sharp
iy throughout the contest. nearly nil Of
his chances being difffcnIt. Peters cap
tured three foul flies that appeared far
5teyond his reach. Shook and Hawk each
showed himself an adept at bunting.
For Virginia, Cole pitched a. steaey
game at critical moment. while Rice and
Lawicr carried on the fielding honors.
Woodson offlcjated at 6aexRtop in the
absence Of Chandler. who has a sprained
ankle. and seems to he OF Varsity calibre.
To-norrow's game With Roanoke Col
lcge ha. been cancelled because of the
death Of Colonel Peters. professor
Emeritus.
Score by innings: r..
Lafayette...... ..........OO 10 1315 I'D
yirsinia...... ............D / ] o 90 0 o. o. 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24

into prominence by knocking oue Matty
Matthews. welterweisht champion OF
the world. In the second round of wEat
VAS scheduled to be three-rounl AFFAIR,
II took fully two minutes to bring Mat
thcws back to consciousness after he
blow landed There was 50 mich force
to the punch that Matthews after,yar1
claimed that Carroll had horseshoe In
his glove.
81 After that fight Carroll met several 9TH
scr welterweights at club stays, and ne
Knocked them out 50 easily that the oth-
scrs began to fear him. AS a. result he WAS
forced to go out of his class for an oppo-
nent, and recently he has been fighting
only middleweigllts.
Several weeks ago he met Sailor Burk.
champion OF the navy, at the Central Atli-
letlc Glib. in East F'ifty-sixth Street
Burke Is a. middleweght. and is seized
.uled to fight Peter Afailer next Tuesday
night. After about forty seconds of fight
ing In the first round Carroll planted a
fwalicp on Burke.s jaw. and Burke hit
the canvas. He was unable to get up,
and his trainers carried him to his corner.
III took several minutes to revive him.
Now Carroll is practically in tho same
class with Joe Cans In that he cannot find
any one willing to meet him In the ring,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
BASE BAIL

i. Thu present cold spell has struck the
5base.bal! training camps In tha South, and
IL Il continues any lensth Of time the
Bnlavars, will not be In such good condi-
ton, after all, when they return to the
North &
rennay, OF Boston, has decided to keep
SAlbaticchlo in the infield at second ba.,r,
Rridwell playing short and Brain on,thii q.
That Is, OF course, II the LATER slsns q
S Si Hanlon thinks that Vic willis nov
a member OF the PlttsburG club. IS the
Is Ga" watehin =, bases. He has the Sxnaek OF
Skee ping runners on the bases down to y 8
nee a. science as any man 1 ever saw,
SAYS FIanlon. SjaS. x. X,
Sins, So Il is claimed. Those bases on balls
witch played havoc with several OF HIS
games fast, year will. az o. result, he hopes,
b s., f sseetsns h1 s.s sy.n
Phiilies. Grmth has decided to keep the
Sssssk hsS. a5aR sEs spnd
bunting y when he looked lnvincible." do.
5clares Hanlon. U. !. E. 80. -
many sn.tug seasons ION. according to announce
Ne Matthewson's illness should hnppen
to prove serious there might h e 2 dthsr Z
gent start made In the Natlon nal Lea Su'
Catcher Billy Smith. OF this city. has
signed with the Waterbury CONN CLUB.
sqS e aa, yggEsaf ass
va, and ID showing such: good form that
stahl may buy his rcleese. from To- To.
Prineston team. stands the BEST chance
of becoming utility alder on tho Pitts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Oaaklaw,,,,1,l.i

tByS Associated Press)
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March ees.- oak-
lawn sumnnar les:
First race--f1ye and half furlonEs-
Massive Il to 81 first, Neania w. Il to ~
second, Frank Bell Il to- y q bird, Time.
q :0a. $ssi,
Second race three and 4 half sfurlonEs
Belle Scott "A to 81 first. The Rear az to
~ second sitter See q to ~ third, Tine,
gg:4s 8-5. ~ & sgss
Third race one }l1,lle-I 4uretta q to 100
first ! King Ellsworth q to second.
sPontotoc q to ~ third Time, l;4o, .9]
Fourth race one mile artius St7 to y
first Pickles g 70 y second Townes g
10 IS third, Time, 1:422
I Fifth race-six furl ngs--IlingI Ida.
rs TO 81 first Rely e to ~ second, Dress
den "a to " third. Time, l;16 ~,
sg sixth Yace--n,ile and seventy Sarda--
sMirthless q TO ~ ftrst, Fern Rock 90 Sto.
sD sacond, Falkland n TO y bird Time,
II :4T S-5. sl8 " sas AZ sG