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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
liam Evans, Of salllda, Ntiddlesex county
arc the guests ofsMrs. Fairfax Montague,

liam Evans, OF sal,ida, Nfiddlesex county.
arc the guests oftN1rs. Fairfax Montague.
No 1879 Turnover Avenue. q
MIR. j. s. Manning, OF No. 1123j PARK
]Aven,ic, is spending a few days y, New '''
York city.
Miss Edith Miller, who for tho past
two weeks has been sick nt her home
OH Grove Avenue, has recovered so far
as to be able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. t1n Rhenton, OF NO
1876 Hanover Avenue. who have beet,
spending the past month In Dnytonia
Fla, will arrive III Richmond Sunday
morning. Mr. Rl,ehtntl's health Is much
Improved. e
Mrs Thomas +. Deitrck and daughter
arc spending two or three days With Mrs,
Dcitrck's mother, in Hanover county Il
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Anderson have re-
turned to the city after an extensive So
iorn at Covington, Va. l5t
Master James Edward McGrnw, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James McGrtws Jr.i
celebrated his NTH birthday Friday af-
ternoon from 4 to G&Games were IN
dulgcd In and dainty refreshments were
served the little folks. sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Lee DISTRICT

Mrs. p, II. Lewis, OF Washington, d.
C., is visiting her lnpther-in- law, Mrs
Virginia Lewis, No, 1p14 Hanover Ave-
nue.. 6{5S "a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Harwood's
little daughter, Alfredo, who has been
sick for the past few days. &c able to DO
out again. i2 .S si!E it3
Mrs, NJ. NJ, Eiseman and daughter OF
No. 1901 Hanover Avenue Il have returned
from the South, after e. stay OF four
weeks,
Little Ruth CMnslaw, OF Mo- 303 Vine
Street, is Improving slowly after a Very.
severe spell of pneumonia, 81 9s
Mr.. Jesse FOSTER Roach, formerly Of
Richmond, but now II Wilmington, n.
O., spent sunday With his mother, Mrs.
", s, Roach, No 20o4 Grove aAvenue
Mrs. John l.. Robin"2n, NNe.of Rev.
John t. Robinson, pastor Lof the Flrst
Unitarian Church, Is 81 with per1tonlti
at No 900 walnut sli y,
Mrs. sallle *. Rowia o. gitsilehn't "
Va. is visiting her dal 'teF$''Al =: =, -
Walton, No. 1917 Ivy nue.
n Doctor and Mrs. A, Anderson. 3of
Hadensyille, Ma. arc IslllnS .sn nl
mother, Mrs. Catherine A. NnaW ~ W.
1906 Grove Avenue ~,
Mrs. N. y. AicCan4l!ah 1H9 AIS sYassr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
NEW RULES ADOPTED
FOR FU0TBA|L|.'L.. PLAY LAY
Committee Decides Upon the
Changes Which it Thinks links Will
Effect Reform. ~ y.
4 (By Associated Press,

3 III, YV55YO DIRK, March 31.-The American
&, ercollegiate Football Rules Committee
~ 1sollelution.of the old football rules
e, nr!tee and the representatives Of col
leg, sl.lo attended the recent conference
on e i tall reform5 held In this city, finally
udopt!SI to-day the new playing rules ! or
1906 ts
The committee has attempted to open
tile game wherever possible and to elm
mate unnecessary roughncss and brutality
At the same time the committee has
striven to retain some semblance of the
game as 1t has been played In. this coun-
try during the past several years One
Of the principal ,clanges doubles the dis,
lance to be gained in three down, ten
yards now being required OF the team on
the offence. Forward passes are to be
allowed and whenever a forward pass
crosses the goal line it shal count as g :.
touchback.
and interference have been provided, anu
the penalties for fouls have been severely
stiffenet. A central board OF icontrol Is 70
PASS upon the competency Of all game OH
cials. More power is given TO- the game
officials, and 1t Is provided that mere
shall be referee. two Aumplres and a
inesman in all games OF first importance
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MISS SUTTON TO PLAY
ON EASTERN COURTS

sAiE FRANCISCO, March SLIT Is con-
sdered II certainty that Miss May SUIT
tolI,S of California, who succeeded In cap
tilrlng the women's tennis championship
III England last year, will be seen on
Several Eastern courts before she de-
parts for the other side in July, to de-
fcnd her title. Miss Sutton will so East
In tl,e latter part OF May and will prob
ably play in some Of the tournaments
taking place at Philadelphia about that
time.
Miss Sutton may be accompanied by
two or possibly three Of her sisters. all
tof whom are said to he expert handlers
sof the rakcet. They will also take part
in several contests while In the East 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Niiss Rate Guni,. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Dr.. Bruncr, OF Washington,
3. G, has returned to her home on High
land Park
Mrs. Molly Taylor, who has been Visit
ing her brother, Rcv. George Wiley or
Highland Park, a.as returned to her
home ii Appomnttox county. Va.
Roll OF honor Of Highland Parl, public
school, week ending March %. 9o9:
Junior A. Grndc--Miss Elizabeth Quinby,
teacher-A1nrie Todd. Fannie Gray, Irene
Dunn, keeling slsson Linn Enslow.
First Grammar Gradc-Miss Rcna Carl
ton, tcacl1er--Frank Richie. Frank Var
brougll, Leslie Bradley, Eleanor EnsloW,
Harry Carter, Irving Tragic.
Eighth Primary Grade--IIerbcrt$B ahlkc,
Ruth Bowman, Thomas s;tarke. Emily
Huxter, Willie Propst, Flora Goodwin.
Rodophl Cntlin.
Sixth Primary Grade-A1iss Mary Dun
cnnson. tcachcr.-Tntie Davis, Alrinn
$Fritzschc. Russell Sattcrwhite, Bessie
Taylor, Helen Wilder. Richard taller.
Coiston Royal william Knox, George
Richie Harvey Dcvine, Annie Tyler, Her
hcrt Parrish. James Rennie, John Wiley,
Marie Williams, Ira Tyler, Rufus Quarles,
Clinton Peers.
Fourth Primary Cirade-lautli Wyatt
Fannie Sale. Marguerite Bahlkc. Prescott
Brown, Willie Carter. Ragland Layne.
iTIanden Burton, Alvin Neisz. Cora Lynn,
Woods. Harold Radcliffe. ts 5
There will BIO an entertainment given
next month at the Northslde Hall. Chest
nut Fiji, by the ladies8of the Ascension
Guild, for the benefitbof the Ascension
Chapel. Many interesting features have
been arranged for the pleasure OF the
evening
Mrs. Wright, OF Rockhrldge county, Is
the guest of Mi Andrew NfosbE, of
Fourth Avenue, Chestnut Hill. III I.
Mrs. William Snrntley has been quite
sick. at her residence on Highland Park. ~
Mrs. TInslow entertained the Card Club
"Wednesday evening at hRrs home on
Highland Park. # Us VAS !;
Miss Watkins, OF Fourth Avenue, has
been visiting friends in PowhatanS county.
Little Gladys Vaughan. who has been
quite sick atlh her home onaHighland Park,
for several weeks past, is improving. 8 f.
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.BA.L.T|M0RNILl
PLAY RICHMOND ]. IN D |:
Pool Tournament Next Saturday
Night Between Baltinore and
City Clubinen
MATCH AT WEsTMoReLAND.
Fifty Members Of Baltimore Glib
Will Come Down. Luncheon
AZ Commonwealth.

=, a.ot,,,, ~,
Ing Y. ~. f,'iu e''o on ''eA' .'"'''i
dny night VIII be the scene OF a royal
pool tournaments, in which club men or
s1,,,,,,no,o ,rI, drive ,r,,ns, ,be my
49, a Ill. IA - -.
men OF Richmond.
some weeks ago the members Of tllo
nn,,jmore CLUB, one Of tl,c cxcluslx.e 10.
clnl nrrn t,izations ri the Mon,,,nentn,l
IN v scnt. through Mr.. 1ilburn Mcvnrs. q
challenge to the Northumberland and CON.
IA, + f,lnhs t1 MAJ, ~, !. owe frn,,,
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FULTON NEWS

a .Mea, Supper will be given at Mel
son Hall next Tuesday night by8t the
ladies OF Denny Street Methodist Church
for the benefit OF the new church fund.
Hon. Carlton Mccarthy will make an
address on the occasion. All.
Il The Ladies' Aid Societysof Fulton Bap-
fist Church will meet tomorrow after
noon in the misslon5ro An leo cream
social will be given to the members on
this OCCASION, They will also give !.
handsome box ofgcundy to he member
bringing In the largest number Of new
members sfllp to April LIST.
Mrs Wallace. Of buckingham county.
lis visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harvey
Jolly. on Graham Street.
45 Miss Marie NlcDonougl, OF 3ufSlo, \.
Y.,.Hwllo has been spending the winter
VIE: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. O'Connors.t
ut their homo on Fulton Hill, has re-
covered from the accident which befell.
her several weeks ago and is now able
to be out r. She fell and sustained a
badly spralncd ankle, which gave her
d great deal of trouble, besides causing
lot of suffering. "A
5fs Mr.. Ii enry Brightwcll, who was acct
Edentally shot in the ankle, last week.
has gone to his old home in Hinton, w.
Va, where he will spend some time while
recovering from the effects Of his wound,
which is healing very nicely. 4 IS S%.
~
ding or Miss Bertha Washer and Mr..
Calvin Jones, the wedding to take place
ut the Third Presbyterian Church Thurs
day.44Aprl 12tll,e at 6 O. clock p. NJ. Miss
Washer is the handsome and accomplish
ed daughter of Alderman and Mrs. Louis
WASHER and exceedingly popular with
everyone whom she meets. Mr. Jones is
q well-known business man Of smithiield,
whero they will make their future home.
An extended wedding tour will be taken
Wy the couple, embracing all the points
Of interest in the North.
: Miss Mary .Roscher. who has been
very sick. is now able to be out,
Mr.. Charles Armistend, who has been
very sick, is now able to attend to his
duties at Nicholson Street school.
Mr. Sidney Throckmorton and wife and
child, who have been visiting the formers
parents for some time, loft last week
for Atlanta, Ga, where he has accepted
Il position with the Atlanta branch of
tho American Bridge Company.
Oscar Foster. better known as Reddy"
Foster, is expected back home about
May lst. lie Is ~ ell-known Irult2l
boy and Will be catcher OF tho Richmond
mississippi for, about four years
The Fulton Social and Literary Club.
will meet Tuesday night with, Miss An-
ME Schmidt on Denny Street. &,$
The presence of all members are re-
quested as business OF Importance Will
be transacted. 5g ltssa
Miss Mamie Hutchinson is quito sick
terry. "a ..S n .a5s
A special called meeting will DO held
OH next "Wednesday, Aprll 4th, OF Little
Arattaponl Council Degree OF pocahontas.
All members re \ respectfully urged to
be present. n
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The Serpent's Tooth.

Little Mary vas experiencing all the
poignant suffering which manifest IN
gratitude always bring in ITS train: . acr
an attack OF measles, was sitting UP III
bed >nunchng at a sponge;cake.
piece?" she asked coaxingly ,.A ~
compromising decision. And he ate on on
stead ilyftIll the last mouthful was dis
posed OF. Then Mary could stand 1t no
! '.Motter," she cried, "Arthur's q wics-
cd greedy boy! lie won't give me the
tin,est niece OF his cake, and all the time
~ vas me that gave him the measles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
At Hot Springs.
; I7-0-- = 49, 80 ~ n -T-I- Q =
(By Associated loreys.

. HOT SPRINGS. ARK, March 31.--OaIi-
lawn summaries: 's
First racc--S Six furlongs-Mrs. Bob q to
~ first, Atlas g to y second, Golden Rus
sett e to u third. Time 1:1S
,z Second race--Fiaif mile--Ted e TO u first,
San Ardo 60 10 u second. Ed win r. Fryer
t20 TO y third Time. 80 10.
Third race--Six MISREPRESENTATION q
to y first. Henry Wattersona g to y sec
Eond. Crowshadc % TO y third. Time,
1916 2-5.
to y nrst. Dusky Is to j second, Miss
Leeds Is to ~ third. Time. 1:l7.
Fifth race--Three and q half furlongs--
% to y second, Jardlnicrc OTTO p third.
Time, 49, W. "
sixth racc--aflc and seventy yards
George p. McSear rs to - first, Stand
Pat @ to . second, Dave Stahl q to =
third Time, 1:4S.
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WEST VA, 5;8V. M. ], 4.
A Fine Pitchers Game, With Bad
Weather Conditions.
Z ESPECIAL 10 The Times. DIgpatch)

N
LEXINGTON. VA, March 3l.--The yir-
ginia Military Institute crossed bats his
afternoon With the University OF Nest
Virginia, and the visitors won by the
score OF s 10 4. The game was pitchers
battle, but J<ennor got the better OF the
argument. The Lexington lads had the
when the West Vlrglnans, due to sve-
eral timely hits and wild throwing OF their
made three runs.
with the game and made 1t dsagreeable
to special ors. Il
3 Score by innings: Il. Il n.
West Vlrginin. $500 Q 0 zoe 3 Q5
Batteries--E. NJ. T., Devault. Goodoe;
West NIrginin. Kenner, Mccarthy. Runs
n. NJ. T.. Pollock. Goodloe. Lett, Byrd;
West Virginia, Mccarthy. Cronger, Way
man.. Struck out--By Devatilt, 5: by Ken
ner. II. Umpire, Mr.. Porter OF Washing
ton and Lee.
West Virginia will play Washington and
Lee University Monday afternoon.
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FAlRM0 UNT NEWS

spending some time with her niece, MISS
Bertha Tucler, OF Fairmount Avenue,
county 1us IS the guest Of her q Cousin Miss
Myrtle powell. ot rwen n street 9ls
Mrs. Mary Nlahanes left a few days ago
for Louisa county to ylsit rclatly yes zanu
friends Mrs. N1allanes has been the guest t
OF her daughter, Mrs M. u. MORRIS, r
Twenty second Street, for the past several
months. S5 st Z. s@
Street, Who I is employed at Gladstone, Va,
visited his family here during the past
week. II sf
tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eel
vey, OF Twenty-third Street, have return
ed home.
Mrs. Rogers. Of lIenrlco county. who
was the guest Of Mrs. S. r. Gary, Of the
Avenue, has returned home after a very
delightful visit. ;s !i.
Miss Fannie shinnult. OF &Newts,B Bridge,
has returned after a visit o6her brother
Mr.. William Shinault, Of Twenty-second5
Street ts III III q b {. 4, 81 u,
The condition. Of Mrs, Mary Fore Is s,ll I
extremely critical, and there IS llttlo
l'G ti'hc BOYS Of the rarmount graded
school played a game OF base Dai near tne
school Wednesday evening between .ne
Second Grammar grade, winch resulted ~
tic game. 1t was holly contested
game, each side working hard TOT 1 nc
victory.
Mr. Melton father OF NIr. Hampton Mel
ton, OF No. laos Twenty-tirst Street, IS
quito i'll In his home. II.
hurt last week at the Richmond aLocomo-i
tive Works and was tnlch to the Virgin
Hospital for.trcatment. is improving, nna
hopes to be able to return home IN q snort
time. ,,,u,ia
Mrs James Barden and Mrs. Willie
Rose have returned from licnrico county,
where they visited relatives anu irlenn ,a,,
quite Sick in his parents home for sew
era days, is Improving
AIRS Ida Hall. Of ST. Louis. Mo,, MO
has been spending tho winter With rcla-
lives in this vicinity, VIII leave In q Few
days for her home
Mrs Mary Maliancs lcft.a few days ago
for Louisa county to ylsll her aaushtet
and OF her relatives.
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s1n>,al,tJ.
73l e. MAIN ST.

2O) FIRST. Leo Beach Is to y second, Jack
Lee GO to 1)Ethird. Time, :61
Second racc-Short course. ateeplec ase ~
Bank 1iaOliday u5 to j first, Creolin t2o
t0 y SECOND Tropoli 90 to y third.
Third racc-One mile and sixteenth
handicap Bell Indiana (l6 to s. first, De-
bar i az to 8 second, Envoy g to % thru.
Time, 1:48 As. Il.
Fourth rnce-1rIyc furlongs--Niiss Point
q to u first. Field Lark III to- 81 second.
Dr.. Mack % to p third. Time. :o3 4-o....
Fifth race-Sx fun Airship e to y
first, 1Iad!,r l5 to y second, Bertha =. a
tod third. ,1fn,c, ! ~.
Sixth race-One mile and half-Big Bow
(9.totD first. Liddoi a TO- 81 second, Padre
QG to o. third. Time, 2:40 . Il
Seyenth rIce-F'ive MISUNDERSTANDING
GO, 10 y first. Josctte G to d. second,
Sheen 90 to y third. Time, LOB 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
St. Tohn Pool Champion.

BY his victory over Walker, an excep-
tionally good cuelst Of the city, John ST.
John is rightly entitled to#the title OF
amateur champion pool player OF Rich
mond, He will have to signally defeat
Louis Bowman, It Is true, before he cam
n match is arranged between these two
it will be worth the while to all lovers OIL
pool games to watch the exhibition Butt
as the matter now stands. st, John holds
The title Of amateur champion Of the city
of Richmond.
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ALL BE REPRESENTED AT
INTERSCHOLASTlC MEET

BosrON, March 31.-N1ost OF the large
preparatory schools OF the East will send
generous entries to the Yale intcr-schol-
iaatcS meet. which is to be held In May
About, 800 invitations were sent out by
the athletic committee and nearly all
OF them accepted. Arorcersburg has al
ready won the Yale inter- scholastic cup
twice, and Worcehster and Hill School
each, has victory to it's credit. The
team winning tho cup four times Will
retain It permanently. sf4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Excursion to Washington.

Mrs. Gill, matron Of the Male Orphan
Asylum, will personally conduct an ex-
scursion to Washington, D, c., on Easter
Monday returning to this city the We'd
nesday night following. A large crowd
will probably 30, as the excursion OF Mrs
Gill are usually very popular With tlle
Younger folks, who take this opportunity
of seeing the capital city, The proceeds
will go to the benefit OF the Orphan
ASYLUM. fsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mrs, G. j. Bowers, mother OF Mrs; iaa
j, Gordon. of North avenue, was stricken
with paralysis this week ~ the nome OF
her daughter, Mrs ~ IA Mnyo !, do,'i1
serious, O 5.
Miss Mabel Ells has returned Ia 70 her !, 7
home on North avenue. AFTER VISIT 10
her pareutsyn Chesterfield,
George Benson, who has been quite sick
at the home of his parents on Luke ave-
nue., Is improving,
IA Miss Mary Williams o; NGWport News,
is visiting her cousin, MISS lAeota l'uVch-5
port. of York street.
MI r. G.. Ware. Of North avenue. has
left for Salisbury on business ~, 49,,
Miss Lillian tubank. who has been
visiting In Ashland Va mas returned
Colonel Moores. who has been visiting
his son, Mr. "A. NJ Moores or l1llcS ave
nue.. has LEFT for his home IN Charles
MI. and Mrs, Lamar Pound; Of r York
street, have left for Nashville, Tenl
where they Will make their home IN tho
Mrs. ], n, Pickles, OF Fairmount, VII
snend tic winter with her sister. Mrs.
", q. Overly, of Miller ayenue, 1, M
Miss Mary Mason, or Norfo1k' y lhe
guest of Miss Nellie Moore.
Mrs j. 9. Eancs has rslurhea from
pleasure trip To Ihladelphi-,
Mrs, N, Ii. CroXton. after y stay or siN
weeks With her brother. MI !, = Il h Mr
Lewis, or fep, ATS, Has lt'"i ''N'' - ''f's
her home, on Nlontelro avenue.
Miss Georgia Wlsman, Of Monterla ave-
Mrs Gregory, OF King William Court
house. is visiting her sister Mrs B'
CrOSton of Montero nNenu
Mrs. j, II ,Dnyenport and sister, ME- VIZ
LII. Hughes. of York street, have leit
Of Kentucky and West Virginia to- VISIT
MIS- Mrs, i. q Williams, Of Marylan,d who
has been spending the last siE WneS Ssa, WMn
a. 'Rorton avenue. has returned home,
Miss Mary Johnson who has been visit
inu relatives has returned Ia her home
AIrs z; r. Peascley has returned to her
home an Lamb avenue, after 4 tcn.hhNS
stay with frieads IN t'rozott va
Reflections Of Bachelor,
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Baseball Scores.

AT Tuscaloosa. Ala.-University of Ala
ban,a 6: Cumberland, !.
Al Macon, Ga.-Georgia Tech, 3; A1er-
At Charleston, S. c.-Brooklyn,o; Char
At Lexington, sva.-y. A1 l., 4:aUniver-
sityS of West Virginia. g.
b Al Athens. Ca University OF Georgia,
%. Clemson College o Second game
University of Georgia, !; Clemson Col
logo 3. ~ -s.Ea- .E-.. 4. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
CAPITAL City League.

The Capital City League Of baseball
has been formed. This league was IN on
istcncc IN Richmond last year. and turned
out somo very good ball PLAYERS.
The clubs in the league this year VIII
no the Howitzers the Highland springs
the Oak Groves TIa st End Blues. Brook
lands and Elbas,
Forest Till Park and Fulton will be the
scenes OF the games to DO played between
tho different teams of the league.
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His Wisdom.

After King Solomon had offered to cut
the famous infantin half, tho mothers
were SO ticlsled over his tact that they
wanted to elect him Judge Of the next
baby show.
mot for mine" exclaimed Solomon. Wig
orously. II wouldn't be judge at a baby
show for all the gold In my Mines"
"But we thought you were so WISE !"
insisted the mothers.
" nm. ladies and tnet Is the very :, G 81,
D1sDatCh, a ~ tf5yff si-bt at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS TEAM
CHAMPIONS OF WESf

MINNEAFOLls, MARCH S1.-The MIMI
snesota basketball team, by defeating
Wisconsin, won he title to tho chanI-
spionshp of the Western colleges Thu,
Golfers ended the season with only ont,
defeat, and that was in the first gami,
With Wisconsin Wisconsin WAS closie
second, having lost two games, the onf
With Minnesota BY he close score Of Il
to ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
BOYS INDOOR BEET.
7. M. G. a. Gymnasium Glasses
Contest,

The indoor meet or the boys class OF
took place yesterday afternoon al +,
tom. 4, 55Eff7 -
Thirty boys took part in the exercises.
lump, nredicinc ball throw, running llgh
kick. standing broad jump and pole vault
5 The boys were divided Into two classes.
one class for boys over sixty inches in
height and the other for boys under five
feet.
The following are the scores according
to the number OF points made:
Events for boys over five feet I'm height:
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Mrs. Cobb Not Guilty.

Ii I.AyONIA, GA, March 3l.-The jury
in the case OF Mrs. Amanda Cobb re-
turned verdict OF not guilty to-day,
She was charged with numbering her
husband, W, Fl, Cobb, at one time State
senator. &
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New Orleans and Fair Grounds,

(By Associated Prcss.f ~,
II NEW ORLEANS, March "l.--falr
Grounds summAries:
] First race-six furlongs:---My Gem 6 5, 70 .
y first Pancreatis G. TO !, ~ sf ~ i-'''
Second ranc--Half mlle-Black Ma1 1t,.a g
10 u first. He!mu,h g TO y Sc second f ''N
mira race-Six furlongs Dan Mckennny
n 10 first, Elastic 90 to u second, En-
Scrlte Il 10 81 third Time ! as I !, }, ,o,n
CHA Enamel &c 10 ~ first, lnvincible (?o
ii second. Columbia Girl q to > shird.
Time. / IA IS. =, LII,
yl,ncle Henry "a to y first. Decoration (W
to- i second, Joe Lesser On TO 40, thsrd'
n sixth AM r,,ce--s!x furiongs--FcI, Alosezcs
"a 10 i, arst, Gay Adelaide q to d second
J lq 90 e r. sh'rd ic ri nnS l; sevehty
yards. f;iccmun e 10 II first, Safe Guard
"a J. TO TO- il second. North Wind 90 to y
third. Time. us 20 g}&s
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The Antonio Stranded.
nv A.uocioted p,esa

lBy AsAoclnted FIess:)
CAPE HENRY. VA. March Sl--rhe
italian bark Antonio. Captain Alarcello
Lopgobardo. bound from Faysand,l for
Alexandria, Va, with n cargo OF homes.
lie stranded one-half mile southeast OF
Cape Henry life-saylng station, one thou
sand yards Off shore. The crew, consist
Ing of eleven men, were taken Off by the
lifeSayers, tgtf8 tsGE u
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Personals and Briefs.

AR, l.. w. Allen, who has been quite
sick at his home. No. Ba r. Main Street.
With the gr!p Is slowly recoy ,,al %een
o,,i,n III for several weeks. Is slowing im,.
nuroving, Il is hoped by her friends, and
physIcians that she will be up before Ions.
iiss Laura Radford, Of l4Xnchburg. 10
visiting Miss WheffS on s'ou'h 4 h'r'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Nelson-Herrca Fight,

Y y ~ by ASHUCTHleH 1'TESS,J 371 N.
los ANGELES, CAL, March sl.--Man-|
ager McCary has announced the date foT
the Acknowledgement fight, fixing Friday
night, May II, as the time It Is prob-l
able that the BrItt-German contest win
take place May ., but the date viii bel
definitely settled to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Special Ambassador.
And Assnciated preSs.l

(By Associated I'ress,'
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Iresldent
Roosevelt has appointed Frederick w,
Whitridge as special Ambassador toIlcprt-
sont the United States at the wedding
of the King OF Spain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
"A Necessary Utensil,

0"Jones and his wife are Quarrelng
again"
"Oh, e>yes!"
II thought they buried the hntchet.ns
* "Null. so they 6i', but the very next
time Mrs. Jones had to chop the klndins'
she dug II ,up."- Puck.