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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03

It is announced that suit will be insti-
tuted by the Equitable Life company
against Mr.. Hyde TO recover some thou
sands Of dollars that he made by SELL
ing bonds to the company, buying them
back and then selling them again to
the company. If all the Illegal profits
that have been made out of the funds
of the big companies could be turned
into the treasury the policy-holders
might not have to pay any premiums
for several years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Salt Lake THEATRE Matinee, ''Rigolet-
DO" Evening, '~TannhaUser."
Orpheum-Matnee and evening vaude-
Vile.
Grand-Matinee and evening, Uncle
Toms Cabin
Gar Beauties"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
This Ought to Start Something.
(Baltimore HeraldA

1t is reported that President Roosevelt
wants to go to Africa to shoot hippo.
pOtami. Inasmuch as that is impossible
he might wrestle with secretary Taft al
a substitute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
Gould Play to Standing Room.
CKansas City Starr

thdnSaS tIIY Star.D
If young Mr.. ROckefelleTs really wishes
to increase the membership of his Sun
day school class to 1000 let him arrange
with Lew DOckstader to lead and sing
ing and Tom Lawson to pass the hat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03

Could the eminent assistant city at
torney testify Of his own personal
knowledge that there has ever been
any public gambling in Salt Lake
City?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
But He Has Resigned Six Times

philadelphia North American)
Secretary Shaw doesn't believe in a gov
eminent empiOye holding on more than
six years. Let's see When did Shaw
enter the cabinet?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
THE METALS.

Silver, 651sc per ounce.
Copper (casting), 175sc per pound
Lead, in ore, $50; New York, $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
CLEVER PARAGRAPHS.
The Man Who Wrote All the Rhyme


New York WOrld)
Mr. Jerome first attacked the courts
and refused to give names Now he at
tacks the newspapers and fails to give
names. Mr.. Jerome seems to be direct
descendant of our old friend. Mr.. Anon,
of the school readers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
Might Leave II to Roosevelt.
(Chicago News.)

AS to who is the greatest American
Jacob Riis and Champ Clark are so fal
apart that we fear it viii be impossible
for them to submit their differences tc
arbitration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03

This weather is getting-but what's
the use? The doctor seems to be abso-
lutely set in his way
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03
That's What's the Trouble.
Washingtnn Post

washington Post)
StuyVesant Fish declares there has been
too much reckless railroading in this
country. Yes, and not enough of the
wreckless kind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-03

It is we'll worth a trip down town to
see the fascinating display of bronzes,
brasses, porcelains, &C., just received
hV Davies 6 Co. 80 S Main.
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WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Cloudy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23

ternoon Mt the CRANKY Theatre by MIR.
Milton Elliott, In honor OF Miss virginia
Hughes.
The Rev. W. s. Lenkc spent. Sntur-
day and Sunday In .Danville. where he
fntt Memorial Church.
Mr. George $. Benson IS the guest of
his brother, Mr.. James 8. Benson. In
Stanton.
students ut the Union Theological Semi
nary. Inns returned to- Richmond after
n brief visit to friends in Harrisonburg.
Miss Elizabeth Conway has returned
from u visit to relatives In Rapidan, Va.
Mr. w. s. Hawpe. of spottswood. Va,
IS III the city to he with his mother. Mrs.
A. j. Hawpe. who lis undergoing treat
ment Mt the Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. George HUT was recently the guest
OF his sister. Mrs Ellen Goodwin, of Rap
idan.
Miss Kate lIsmere Fuller. the talented
young elocutionist. will go to Newport
News to-day to give n recital In Grace
Methodist Church.
Mr.. w. a. woodan visited charlottes-
vile recently
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel spessard, who
have bean visiting DR.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Plecker in Hampton, have re-
turned to the city.
Miss Edith Grenton, Of Newport News,
is visiting relatives here.
Niles FLORENCE Polber. OF Peoria, ILL.,.
is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. II. N. ca
lsch.
Mrs. Allen Potts is in the city ana
attended the Hunt ball last evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Prize for Emblem Best Illustrat-
ing Subject to be Commemorated

The jamestown Exposition Company Is
anxious TO adopt some official emblem
which will suggest TO any Imaginative
persons to the subject of their EXPOSE
ton.
jamestown was the first Engish-speak-
ing settlement In America. 1t might be
called the parent of the colonies
From this first village others grew until
there was real colony OF Virginia In
stead OF 4 nominal one.
The Atlantic Coast east Of the Allegha-
MES was dotted with villages and filled
with colonies which grew to such pro-
portions that. combined, they were able
to overthrow the domination OF England
in l776.
Some pictorial idea embodying the sug-
sestion OF focal point. nest. or
place of beginning. may make a very
appropriate and suitable emblem
There are number OF Incidents which
occurred in the early history OF Virginia
which might be worthy of Illustration in
connection with the above thought.
Nothing is left of jamestown but the old
tower. which formerly surmounted the en-
trance to the first Episcopal Church bull,
IN America.
AT one time jamestown was a finely
stockaded village, capable OF sustaining
the shock of savage attack These stock
AIDES are but memories. but thew once
were important facts.
at jamestown was held The a,.st Ieyis-
lative assembly ever selected by fet ulur
suffrage In any colony. This was the
forerunner to our State legislatures anu
national congress. This thought might nc
Incorporated.
From Virginia adventurous pioneers
crossed the Appalachian Mountains, first
settling the valleys between the Blue
Ridge and Alleghanies, and proceeding
westward, settled the CIs-Mississippi
States.
Tho men who first made this pilgrim
age were the Knights OF the Golden Horse
Shoe. the only purely American Order
OF Knighthood.
The Revolutionary War was concluded
In Virginia by the battle of Yorktown.
The Civil War period Is largely a record
| Of Virginia events.
OF course moro modern history would
not be as appropriate in this device as
some thought connected with the seven
| tenth century.
The jamestown Exposition Company is
Offering 800 to the artist or imaginative
amateur who can out OF his inner con-
seriousness create thought which will
s,ibserve their purpose and will typify
the beginning OF the nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
TWO JOHNS THERE.
Newport News Justice Sets Be.
side the Great Crutchfield.

ment Of tho city Hall yesterday e Il mo on In
large chunks. There were two engines pumping
the decisions Into the anatomies OF erring
walks OF life. One OF the engines has been
pumping right along for more than a score
Gr years, and the machinery never cloggs
rhe other engine pumps Into the Newport News
sinners, decisions n la CrutchGeld.
-, IN other words the 1.-TWO Johns, were
dropped In to see his friend the lone j ohn. y
Of Richmond. The pair couldn't be heat IL The
other yellow was given six cards aud tho
morning were won by tho pair ana the KITTY
got IL share OF the proceeds. Very few pots
escaped being cut, and where there were stick
ers double cut was made fIlFIF
Madeline White, who isn't, went on tho war
path q Few days ago, and smashed up alt tho
furniture ii IN her house. She donated se.l0 to
i, w. Eubank tumbled Off tho water wagon,
whore along about Christmas time he leased
a scat. The lease suddenly expired Alter
contributing 900, no went out and secured
an option on another seat n little higher up
Albert Grammar, the negro who shot and
jury The preliminary examination was
Jackson Timh ,s, for selling cocaine 10
GERS time in which to fasten the case about
Eateila Bradley, a white woman, for robbins.
q white man named w. r, Riggcn, will toii
about 1t on Saturday :! y
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Mrs. Goodrich, fiatton, Miss Amy Watts,
Miss Myra Barraud, of Richmond: Miss
/ Sally Holladny Miss Mat Legn WAITS,
Miss Elizabeth ttatt1n, Miss Mnrghrct
Nfnlipin, Miss Florence Bidgood ana MISS
lSbbelnc Maupn.
Progressive Euchre.
Miss Gentry, of No 22to Enst Broad
Street, was the hostess OF II beautiful card
pnrty Wednesday, evening, February Zlst.
Decorations were In Revolutionary and
national colors. red white and blue RIB
bon being fcstooned from the corners OF
the room to the chandelier. where 1t was
rosctted with flags. from which minia-
ture hntchets were suspended.
Flags appeared elsewhere In the dec
orations, and the George Washington
idea was carried ont In the refreshments
and ices. The game began at Q and
continued until II o'clock. eleven tables
engaging in n spirited contest. The first
Indies prize was won by Mrs. William
Webb. Mr. Edwin Rose was the lucky
gentleman, and Miss Denise Morris was
consoed.
Silver Tea.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Circle
OF Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
VIII give n silver tea Friday evening,
February 23d, from $3.50 to IL, ut No.
5O6 East Franklin Street.
Important Meeting.
Madison Mothers Club will hold an i'm
portant meeting Thursday. March list. at
p. NJ. at the corner of Madison and
Cary Streets. Miss Alice Parker will
make I'M address on Imagination" and
Miss Minor will talk on the Library
feature of the now work to be taken up
by The Federation Of Mothers Clubs
Members and others interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
Colonial Danes Meet.
The Virginia Colonial Danes will meet
Friday afternoon at o clock in the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society.
At the Hermitage Club. j.
Several young gentlemen OF the city
entertained their lady friends at most
enjoyable dance ut the Hermitage Golf
Club "Wednesday evening. After the
dance the party went to the Mt. YER
non. where supper was served.
Among those present were: Miss Frye,
of Greensboro, ~ c.: Miss Marshall, OF
Fauqliier; Miss Williams, Of Washing
tom Miss Lewis, of West Virginia; Miss
Misses Nell Sutton. Emily Waddill. Bes-
sic Hunter. Fannie Lewis. Lucy Cloyd.
Preston Womack. Annie Newman and
others; Mfessrs. Howard Etcll, Garnett
Tabb Worthington. Pemberton. Phillips,
II. NJ. Hobson. Macon Hobson Powhatan
and William Breeder. Dew, Walker, AL
sop. Tucker Kent. Stagg, Gooch, sgd
nor, King and others. Mesdames Wad-
dill, Whitehead. Peters and Johnston
were the chaperones.
Card Party.
The Misses Jones, of No. S25 South
Third Street. were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon at charming Japanese card
party given In honor Of their guests
Mrs. Foster Murray. of Norfolk. and Miss
Mabel Robinson. of Danvllle.
Misses Sherrard Wilcox. Louise Her
bert and Nettie Baird. all in Japanese
costume. distributed the tally cards and
scored for the games. The Japanese
idea was beautifully carried out in the
as well as the decorations.
Miss Emma Bowe Won the first prize.
a silk kimono, and Mrs. Stacy received
hp co1 ISOLATION n Ia ma nage yQSn
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Wood-Ogden.

Especial to The -Dspatcfi.)
LYCNHBURG, VA. February 22-Miss
Katie Ogden and Mr.. Van II. Wood.
both OF this city, were married last
night at the home OF the BRIDES brother.
in-law. Mr.. D. G. Smith, on Church
Street. in the presence of large COM
pany of relatives and friends. The core
inony was performed by the Rev Ernest
Stevens, pastor of Memorial Methodist
Church.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wood will not mako
bridal trip. but have already taken
UP their residence on White Rock Hill.
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ris, Jr.. Thomas n. Carter. William Gray,
p. H, Mayo. "A. S. Buford. Jr., C. C.
Pinckney. j. IL, Antrim. q. Strudwick,
Barton II. Grundy. Dr. j. A. White,
Messrs. ]. II. Dooley. Gordon Wallace,
F.. II. Thorpe, F. D. Williams. e. j.
Willis, R. P. McGrawn, j. r. J An
derson, w. O. Young. T. c.. r. Jenifer,
Hugh Campbell, S. T. Morgan, George
Cole Scott. Allen Potts. John Kerr
Branch, II. C.. Beattie, w. o. Noting,
Charles F.. Whitlock. I. N. Vaughan,
w. II. 2. Leigh. Fred E e. Noting,
John C. Walker, Jonathan Bryan. Il. B.
Sydnor John p. Branch, e. G. Mayo. G.
p. Doyle. NJ. C. Branch, Archer Ander
son, Frank II. Christian. Ashton Starke,
Thomas l.. Moore. j. Scott Parrish, j
st. George Bryan. George w. Stevens,
+. Deane Meanley, j. T. Anderson, b.
f. Kttredge, John Landstreet. w. A.
Townes, John Currie. w. G. Ferguson.
a. r. Mayo. Percy S. Bosher David
Leake. e. c. Leigh, Jr., Hon. Henry G.
Stuart Eppa Hunton. Jr., j. w.
Young. Harry Frazier Thomas NJ.
rutherford. James T. rutherford.
D. A. r. Tea.
Mrs. Baker, of Lynchburg, who is pos
sessed of clear, sweet soprano voice.
and is quite a noted singer, will sing at
the tea to be given this afternoon by the
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, in the home
of Mrs. John S. Munce, No. West Main
Street.
Other we'll known artists will take
part in the musical programme. among
them Miss Mary Z. Manning, soprano;
Mr. George Morgan. tenor; Miss Mamie
Keck, violinist, and Miss Mary Willie
smoot. pianist.
Miss Goldenberg Entertains.
Miss Yetta Goldenberg entertained the
Cleaners Literary Club yesterday after
room at her home, No. 500 East Marshall
Street. Decorations We're In red, white
and blue. in honor OF George Washington's
birthday. A contest appropriate to tho
occasion was held, Miss Alinna Thalhimer
winning the first prize, daintly framed
picture of Washington, and Miss Reta ia
cobs the BOBBY. tiny Ratchet. Deli
cious refreshments were served, the color
scheme being carried out in these also.
Those present were Misses Rose and
Yetta Goldenberg. Reta Jacobs. Minna
Thalhimer Simonn Morris, Essie Caron,
and Florence Pober, of Peoria, Ill.
For Miss Bidgood.
Miss Florence Bidgood was guest OF
honor at a beautiful luncheon given by
Miss Ammo Watts, OF Portsmouth, on
Monday. Covers were laidS for twelve
and brilliant yellow jonquis carried out
the spring idea. The guests were Mrs.
Duncan Wood. Mrs. Strlbling Marshall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Her Love Song.
i am the gardens leafy bower
Wherein thou tindest dreamcs of love;
am the vines enamored flower
And thou tho birds above.
i am the blue cup of the night
Wherein thou art star of fire;
] am the whispers OF delight
That nnswereth desire.
i am the green waves of the sea
Wherein thou growest glad and strong;
/ am the words God found for thee
10 weave into thy song.
I am the shadow; thou the sun;
With thee / come; with thee, depart:
@ Love, until life's day be done,
am thou own Dear Heart!
FRANK DEMPSTER SHERMAN.
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Burks-Marshall.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, February est.
rhomas's Church, at Sedalla. Bedford
county, was the scene of a pretty mar
,iage yesterday Mt noon when Miss
Evelyne Marshall was married to Mr..
John Lock Burks. The bride is an at
tractive daughter of DR.. Il. l.. Mar
shall, of Charlemont. Va. The couple
VIII reside at Ashland. w. Va, where
they viii go after BRIEF visl with friends
hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
KNIGHTS Of Pythias Smoke.

held a ~ very Enjoyable smoker in their lodge
last agh degree team hsld fal
music was rendered. Mr.. NJ. n. Fisher adj
dressed tho odsson ,e good Of 9se the Sffaep
Rank. chancellor Commander r.. Fl. McPher-
son read a paper on the adysabillty OF estab-
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Married in Elizabeth CITY.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, February 92.-Jarnes
Winston Griffin and Miss Mary s.. Bew
were married at Elizabeth City. N c..
to-day at noon. They arrived on the
1920 train, secured license on applica
ton and the ceremony was performed bv
Presiding Elder Hall. at his residence.
They returned to Norfolk tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
In LYnchburg.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
hIYNCHBuRG, VA, February o.
Wnshington's birthday was observed here
to-day only by the closing or tho banks
and the keeping Of Sunday hours at tho
postot1ices -. i ~ II q & - - !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

1ennant-FletCher
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage OF Miss Adelaide
Fletcher, of Charlottesville. to DR.. Charles
Colville Tenant, of Richmond. The
marriage, which will be very quiet, will
take place at Christ Church. Charlottes-
VILE, on Tuesday March 9Th. at noon.
will be no invitations. only intimate
friends and the immediate families being
present.
Mr.. George Mason will be the r3'ooms
best man and the only attendant.
Miss Fletcher is a professional nurse
and has won many friends in C1larlottes-
Vile and University circles. She is a
handsome brunette, tall and slender.
DIR. Tenant is a graduate OF the Uni
verslty of Virginia, class or 1904. and was
very popular at college. After the mar
rage the couple will go to Seattle Wash,
where DR.. Tenant will practice medi-
cine.
Whist Tournament.
The monthly whist tournament will be
played tonight at the Womans Club.
beginning at S:15t o'clock.
Annual Mass Meeting.
The annual mass meeting of the HUI
guenot Society will be held Monday night
at 8 o'clock In the First Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. James Y. Fair, for
merly Of Richmond, but now of Savannah,
Ca, will make the address.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Vaughan Jones, who has been
visiting her brother here, has returned
Miss Amy Rosser has returned to her
home in Newport News. after visit to
friends here.
Judge Stafford G. vhittle. and Judge
John a. Buchanan. of Radford, are In
tho city on legal business.
The Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones. who
has been visiting his father, DR.. j. Will
liam Jones. has returned to his home in
Louisville, Ky.
Miss Nellie Foster, OF spotsylvania
county. is visiting. friends here.
Mr.. Robert Il. Scott is In Lynchburs on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Wall are spend
ing some time at Mr.. Wallis old home
Maysville, Ky.
Ms .sst whg has s sGs9 the guest
turned to her home in Macon, Ga.
Mrs. Joseph Noel is visiting friends
In Charleston. w. Va.
Misses Anna and Madeline Jacob, Of
New York. are the guests of their cousin,
Mrs; G: ]. 10th. at No. IL East Mar
shall Street.
Mrs. NJ. Ryan, of Norfolk; is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. r. Jacobs OF No. 200
West Main Street:
/ p. . 4
Groonie aud samusl Gordon Cunning,
of Hampton. who have been In Richmond
for several days, have returned home.
Mr.. Jim 'Mastln. Of Logan, Va. is In
the city. undergoing medical treatment.
.Messrs. James A. Scott and W. H,
Miller, Of Lynchburg, are In the city.
Mr.. s. w. Robertson. Of Roanoke, is
jured arm treated
| Mrs, Alma y. Dillon and little daughter,
Grace. are the guests OF Mrs.ns. r: FAR
| mer, or Grove Avenue, Charlottesvllle..s
| tho guest OF MISS Grace Cunningham, NJ
No. l02 Fast Franklin Street.
Mr., and Mrs Oliver Carlton schoted.
OF Augusta, Ga, have moved 70 richmond
and VII! make their homo here, Mrs
| Schoneld, was, before her marriage, Miss
konn'e Burton q stahord county, va
Miss Annie Black. OF Brambleton, Is
visiting hcrlsistor here,
Miss Gertrude Cam. who y the guest
! at friends IN Norfolk. was among those
I present at q box party styen Tuesday al.
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Theatre. will tackle team picked from tho
attaches of both theatres. There will be no
fee charged for admission. and the actors and
their friends and the attaches and their
played. There will be no official scorer. The
line up of the two teams Is rs follows !,
base; Spatz catcher; Doyle. nrst base; Wood;
shortstop; Vandervere, left field: Forrest, third
field
ond base; Mills, third base: Murphy. short
stop; Butler, left field; Young. Centre. field:
IT. Jones, catcher; Lowry and Barefoot. pitchers;
: umpIresHMcKee. Adams and Dick Little.
Scorer-Lco Wise. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
Arrested AS a Deserter.

Tardy Richardson q negro, who has been
tardv from the United States navy for some
months. was arrested yesterday morning by
fjceteotlven Wiltshire and Wrenn and locked
up4 on the change OF being u descrtef. n Inc !
negro admitted his guilt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
Some of the Guests.

Prominent club guests invited were Cen
eral and Mrs. Henry Sharpe of Washing
ton, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Beck, of
London, Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. b.
Portman, of Warrenton Hunt Club; Mr..
Charles McEachren, NJ. f. H., of Mon
treal. Canada. Club and Mrs. McEachren;
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Wright, of Peters
burg, Va, Hunt; Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
Randolph. of Charlottesville, Va. Hunt.
Mr.. Caspar Whitney, editor of Outing.
and Mrs. Whitney; Mr.. Samuel Taylor,
editor of Rider and Driver, and Mrs. Tay-
lor General and Mrs. Castleman, of
Mr.. Charles Hoof, of Alexandria, Va;
Hunt; Mr.. Portner, M. F. f., Manassas.
Va, Hunt; Mr.. Edward G. Butler, NJ.
L. H., Blue Ridge Hunt. Wildwood,
Va; Mr.. Clinton G.. Gilmore, NJ. r.
H.. Berkshire Hunt, Lenox, Mass: Mr..
Charles E. Mather. NJ. F. H.. Brandy
wine Hounds, Westchester, Pa: Mr.,
CORTLAND II. Smith. NJ. +. H.. Cameron
Run Hunt. Alexandria. Va; Mr.. r. Penn
Smith, NJ. +. H., Chester Valley Hunt.
Berwyn, Chester county. Pa; Mr.. Clar-
cnce Moore. NJ. F. H., Chevy Chase Hunt,
Maryland: Mr.. Charles Pfizer, NJ. Il. H..
Eldridge Hunt, Woodbrook, Md. Mr.. Ed
ward a. Jackson, NJ F. H, Essex Hunt.
Gladstone, N j.. Mr.. Harry W. Smith.
NJ i. H.. Grafton Hunt, Grafton, Mass:
Mr.. Redmond C. Stewart. NJ. f. H.,
Green Spring Valley Hunt; Mr. II. Nj.
Lowry, NJ. l.. H., Harkaway IHnt. Nc
Donald Pa; MIR, Julian Morris. NJ. F. H.,
Keswick, Va, Hunt; Mr.. Charles A. Do
ban, Lima, Pa, Hunt, Mr.. d. B. Ten
nant, NJ Il H., Loudoun Hunt, Leesburg,
Va; Mr.. p. f. Collier, NJ. +. H., Meadow
Brook Hunt, Westbury, l.. l.; Mr.. A..
Henry Higginson, NJ. f. H., Middlesex
| Hunt. South Lincoln, Mass. Mr.. Robert
], Collier. M. r. H., Monmouth County
Hunt, Eatontown, N. j.; Mr.. 7. Hitch
cock, Jr. NJ f. H. Aiken. s. c.: Mr.. j.
*. MadduX, NJ. L. H., Warrenton. Va (;
Mr.. George S. Mandell. NJ. f. H. Myopia
Hunt, Wenhan, Mass; Mr.. Henry G..
Vaughan. NJ. II. f., Norfolk Hunt, Med
field, Mass; Mr. Henry G. Vaughan, NJ.
II. H., and Mr.. John r. Townsend, OF
Orange County Hunt, Goshen. N, ". and
The Plains Fauquier county, Va: Mr.
Dorsey NJ, Williams, NJ. II. H., Patapsco
| Hunt, Elkrldge. Md. Mr., r. Hunter Du-
/ laney, Nj. f. H., Piedmont Hunt, Upper
Vile Va; Mr., James ID. Hail. Jr., Nj. r.
H., Pine IIill Hunt. Front Royal. Va:
Mr. John II. Valentine, M. II. H., Radnor
Hunt, Bryn Mawr, Pa: Mr.. Edward Nor
4 rell, NJ. j. H., Rose Tree Hunt, Media,
Pa; Mr.. Edward Crozier, NJ. Il, H., Up
land, Pa: Hunt; Mr.. v. d. Benner. NJ.
r. H., Warrenton. Va; Mr.. John Jay
Green, NJ +. H.. Westchester Hunt,
Pennsylvania; Mr. e. s. Reynal, Nj. II.
/ H.. Westchester Hunt, White Plains, N.
r.; Mr.. Welsh Strawbrdge, NJ. f. H.,
1 White Marsh Valley Hunt, Erdenheim
Pa; Mr.. Harrison, Deputy NJ r. H.,
lthdnor Hunt, Bryn Mawr. Pa
Deep Run Hunt Club Members
Richmond gentlemen present were:
aiessrs. y. s. Hume, tegh r. Page
Frederick W. Scott, George j. seay, j
IT, Wallacei c. w, Branch, r., C. VIII
,'ams, IT. Joseph r, Willard, John
Christian. Jr.. DR. Robert g, Bryan
Messrs. Horace $, Ilawes, Alfred II. Har.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-23
First Game OF Season !,

uhoTicially, the baseball season will omen al
Broad Street Park this afternoon AT s1S
o'clock, when team from the Cumming fol
Ca!ca' company. NOW playlRE al the Bitou