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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
BAL TIM RE CHANPI0y
TO MEET BRENT HER.
Arrangements Being Made for
Interesting Match at Rink on
Friday Night.

Manager Louis Myers. Of the big
skating rink at lakewood, has received "A
4,tier from the management Of the
skating rink i'm Baltimore. Nd. chalieng-
ing john Brent. the fast young Richmond
skater conceded 70 De tine champion of
the state OF Virginia, to q one or two
mule race Oh me roller rink here al an
"4.S Nd'e- Aahdbrf Myers mas ropii. a
20 tilS coihIHunitdu. r., accepting on he
mar or Bredt tnc - .en-c. ana. If nossj-
i-', a. "ll7eAlelits "lll Doe completed to
nave tho race TAX place on i.rlI.,. ~. .
OF az as early date Ass possible tucre-
4nc baltimore manager claims for his
man the championship u MARYLAND ana
desires 20 add Virginia 10 his claim
livery one he1eabOuts knows Brent. and
an interesting race VIII doubtless rcsl.ft.
II tHe Two youngsters get together
ne pictures at the skating rink for
tl-s Wees Will prove very entertaining
numbering several of the best films Vef
had here '~1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
v. P. I. ALUMNI TO MEET.
Will Ask President Smith to Is
sue General Call.

About a dozen members Of the local
chapter OF the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute alumni met at the Jefferson Hotel
last night and decided to ask President
IT, M. Smith to call q general meeting
for some time this week
The object Of the proposed meeting is
TO take action regarding the selection OF
"a successor 10 President J. NJ. McBryde
who has resigned From what cou d he
gathered last night. the members # the
Richmond chapter are disposed to be
conservative concerning the matter. and
VIII pass q resolution requesting the board
10 delay the selection Of a president until
the entire field has been looked over and
the services OF the best possible man So
cured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
VAST FORTUNE N
JENELRY STOLEN
Residence OF Henry Barnett
Looted of Valuables Worth
$4,000 to $4,000.

FlIISBCfG, November ol-The police
department OF this city has been asked
ny the Philadelphia authorities 70 look
Tor 1ewelry valued at from $1,000 to So
op', which was stolen from the residence
az Henry Barnett head OF the Rlacl;
diamond File Work. of Philadelphia A.
co-alng 70 the reports received here the
ro0ocry was one Of the most sensational
Of rs kind that has been Dernot~a+o5
in the country. The PHILADELPHIA notice
the report saws. have no clue 20 the rob-
oors. The list Of plumber is a ono ono
numbering nearly forty pieces The most
magnificent IN the Tot was large fancy
scroll brooch containing 50 diamonds. This
piece was valued at $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
DELAY FINAL AWARD.
Be More Than Month Before
Differences Will Be Settled

WASHINGTON. y. c. Novc,,bor "a
According 20 the procedure agreed ,inor
by the arbiters between the Southern
Railway Company and thc machinists IN
its employ. it viii be more than "a month
before final award can be made =. T.
Conion' representing the nachinists. IS
10 nle a statement Of the case from their
point OF view by December LIST Copies
of this will go to Judge GRAY. ~ DeIl-
ware selected MS the umpire and Alfred
T. Thorn. general counsel for the South
ern. VINO represents that company ON tile
board. Mr. Thorn has been given until
December 10Th 10 make an answer. Mr..
Conlon is then To have until December
o1st 10 make rejoindcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

PHILADELPHIA. PA. November "a
George ". cable. the widely-known au-
thor. and Miss Eva Collegiate Stevenson
were married here to-day. The bride is
the only child OF Hon JOB Stevenson. OF
Grant county. Kentucky. He is seventy
two years of age. lie owns large farm
was formerly in public life. and for "a
time represented a district IN Ohio in
Congress as a Republican The maiden
name OF the mother ~ the bride was
Tcvis. She was sister OF Ilovd and
Joshua Tevis. who went from Kcntr.ll,.
and made a fortune in California. THO
mother inherited money through lor
brothers. and on the death Of the mother.
SIX years ago, this moderate fortune. Tor
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IL is no more than this. went 70 the
daughter.
Mr.. Cable ana his wife lrst met at
the residence OF Charles TAFT brother
of THE Secretary 81 War. ia Cincinnati.
Later they met again in Lexington. Ky.
when Mr. Gable lecturcd there under
tho auspices OF the womans club. OF
which Miss Stevenson was then presl-
dent
To- addition 10 being prominent IN club
work. Miss Stevenson has taken an inter
r-t $50 t.e Daughters OF the American
Revelation. and has been the regent OF
chapter lu Lexington. She has travel
ti extensively, and i- talented ruusi-
cian. She IS now forty-uine years OF
age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
UTE INDIANS NOW IN
SUBJECTl0N AT FORT MEADE

LEAD. s u. NuvemDcr -l-The band
% Ute Indians. who left their r,-rlra-
ton in Utah several month. ego. and
who We're finally brought back under
subsection by United States cavalry are
rived az Fort Meade to-day. accompanied
by several troops of the sixth CulfeI
states Cavalry. The Indians, who ars
camping tonight on the government
reservation. have been given provisions
and clothing. and arc apparently satisfied
with conditions at tho fort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
FOR THE MARRIED MEN.
Striking Printers Are Arranging
for an Entertainment

EAtcnslve arrangements have been made
for the entertainment IN the Acader,,,- 80
Music on the evening Of the 7tb of De
cember for the benea; of the stril,in,
printers Mr.. John VI. Ryan has charge
OF lhc entertainment and SAYS that he
"ll oner a program to the public that
nor he eNcc!led by any amateur pro-
gram ever offered 20 tho tlcatre-ero..Is
The proceeds viii be distributed AMONG
gao married printers who fifteen months
ago torsook their positions. ana have
since that time remained true to tnc
union even though they were losers.
financially. in so doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
RICHMOND TEAM
BEAT MORE ok
Whist Teams Played Nearly
Eight Hours in This City
yesterday.
CONTEST VERY INTERESTING
Sixth Game Won by Rich
monders, With Only One
Defeat.

Attcr nearly eight hours OF play. b-oso,
only by ono hour for sumner tho
iNlcnhond Whist Club team de.eatea t..
Tam from tho Norfolk Whist Club bv
1"eHes -one poinls yesterday. rne me
oesan at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
ana continued with one Interruption un-
Gil II 30 at night.
This makes the sixth game won bv tns
Richmond team. with only one def..t
"hch cannot De called "A real defeat. o.
cause the match was stopped before me
ond came The game last night and y,s-
terday afternoon was interesting 70 A
srcat degree 10 those attached 10 whist,
and quite number o. spectators STONED
ia and watched the game at Intervals
AZ clock "a supper ads s,f.e4 ln tne
cinlns- room OF Murphy hOtci and "a
enjoyed themselves after the Afternoon ~
hand Drain WOrk. Al , o. clock tu, ..tU,e
Vas resumed a-d continued until tue Ao4r
From q scientific point q view the cone
tesi VAS very interesting. Probably the
the Whist Club. and the team last nisht
WAS pcned nom tne oest piaseis tA-.e
lue teams 4l.l scores are al follows.
RICHMOND.
Afternoon game
Harvey aud Ienser. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fl3
Giles and Cooke .-....-....- ...--.......... .ss
1tsrAil4s aud cary .fl
Night game
Cook and Woo. 7-9
--+I+-- AttQ -tltllt4ile'.- .s.N
/ spence ana Meyer. -.........-.-.......... a--
Total, ---,
NORFOLK
Afternoon game
Lawrence ana Grant.....-.-............. "a
Hancock and Burke. observation-disclosures. a.I
AS..aN and Oia- --.....--...-...---......- 80
Night game
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Hancock and Buldc.-...-.--...-.... ..5
kcliam and O-d..........-............ %
totals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-..-.........-l
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Vespers.

Solemn poutihoal Vospers and bencdic-
ton OF the blessed sacrament VIII take
place NJ 7. NJ. Between the vespcrs
and benediction. His ENoollency. the apos-
tone delegate. Will impart the papal ben
eoicuon. Dcacons of honor 20 His Emil
hence the cardinal. VIII be Cd Very
Kew John j. Bowler, Y. G.. and rector OF
inc old Cathedral; co Rev. John w
Lynch' Of Roanoke. Deacons of honor TO
Ills ENcellency, the apostolic delegate. will
be % Rov. James T. O'Farreu. OF Peters-
Church '''S
Deacons to Rt Rev Bishop Van de
Nyver VIII DO: !. Rev. Thomas ). vii
son; :. Rev. II. A. Drake.
The archblshops and bishons win Ia
accompanied by the same chaplains ms
at the morning mass
Inc cclebrant Will be enc Of the visiting
prclates not yet appointed.
The sermon Will be preached by Most
Kew Archbishop Glonnon. OF 81. Louis
Altar Boys.
The altar boys. officers for pontiAcal
mass are: Cross-bearer. James Dreamer.
urst acoiytes, Thomas Murphy and Paul
Bashon; second acolytes. John Mummy
Ben Ryan: censor bearers, c. Douahoc
Philip Ryan John Gill. clifford TaIley.
boat-bearers, John Tucker. Frank Nc
Dpnough' croEier-bearer. George Bragg:
mltrc-bearcr, Thomas Walsh: apron-
nt-trcr' A Andersen; missal-bearer. O.
O'Neil; bool-bearer, A. Van Buren,; can
uie-Dearer' j. West; train-bearers. thirty
two boys; in charge OF vesting bishops.
Leo Ferriter, John Finegan, W. knight
~. c. Deadly. w Poh. J. Mason.
Powers. {. Wilmoth; grand torch bear
ers. John Kelley, L. Croamor J. Mat
thews, q. Smith, c. Shaughnessy. Leon
ard Roster
Present in sanctuary. one hundred and
nifty altar boys.
Master of ceremonies Of altar boys.
Brother Charles
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James L. Collins lcctor; Rev. Thomas A.
Rankin, ccnscr-bearer
Rt- Rev. Bishop Kelley of Savannah.
Ca. assisted by Rev. c. +. Hannigan,
master of ceremonies Rev. JohH A.
kcliiher, Ph. T.. iector; Rev. John a.
Kern, ccnscr-bcarcr.
Bearers of Relics.
Rev. Thomas J. Wilson, Rev Charles
=. Donahoe. Rev. r. a. Drake, Rev
". A. Fallon.
At each altar A large number of altar
boys viii assist the consecrator and
ministers.
About o'clock. at tho point I'm the
ceremonies when the holy relics are
carried in procession from the sacristy
around the outside 10 the main entrance,
and thence into the church TO the affairs.
the doors viii be thrown open To tho
public. who can follow behind the clergy
Admission TO this service is not by
ticket but is open to the public. who
can witness the most imposing part of
the ceremonies. namely. the conservation
Of tho affairs. which Will occupy about
fnr,c hours
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial % The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. November q Richmond
crs in New York are: Belmont. t. g.
Eumars and wife; Hotel Astor. J. T. FL
Tyson; J.. L. Garrison and wife: Grand
Union. ". H. Miles. Imperial G. Weldon
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MERCHANTS TO CLOSE
ON THANKSGIVING DAY

Many of the firms enrolled I'm the Retail
Merchants Association have agreed TO
close at p. NJ. on THANKSGIVING nav ana
others Will doubtless take similar action.
Practically all the dry goods. milincr,
and department stores VIII close. Man
ayers Of these stores are urging patrons
10 do their shopping before noon. So as
t. allow the employees TO enjoy the usu.S
Thanksgiving Day half-holidav.
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II any mishap happens TO
you or your clothes by fire,
water, burglars, etc, sim ply
telephone US.
Everything all ready for you
TO put on.
Underwear, 80 cents up.
New Fancy Hosiery, three
pairs for 81 90.
Fancy I'm ported SILK Hand
kerchiefs, % cents.
Fancy Shirts, $1.OO TO $3.50.
White Shirts, SI.O5 TO $3.50.
Berry ShOeS-nOW famous
$50; Hanan'S and other high
grades, So 90 to $500.
Bath Slippers, $f.25.
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and expects 70 0c in Virginia carly next
month.
br. Marshall has achieved great rcpu-
tauon for himself while in the Philip
pines. especially IN the treatment OF the
Eastern plaques. He is said 20 have saved
four out Of every five of his patients
Dr. Marshalls parents live d. Bedford
city. and he expects TO spend Christmas
with them
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Pontifical Mass.

At u o'clock the procession from the
houses to the front entrance 10 the ca
thedral will take place. In the pro-
eess.on there viii be three hundred and
fifty dign.,arics. priests, brothers and
altar boys.
To this service admission will only be
had 10y those who hold tickets.
His Eminc0Cc Cardinal Gibbons Will
occupy "a throne i'm the sanctuary
by his side win sit his dcasons OF honor.
First deacon. Very Rev. John J. Bowler.
vicar-geueral Of the diocese and rector OF
ol. cathedral
Second deacon. Rev. John Dohertv. OF
=, Mays. Norfolk
His ENcenency the Apostoucal Delegate
Will occupy second throne IN the sane
tuary with his two deacons Of honor.
First deacon. Rev. Thomas j. Brady.
/ o. ST Paul s., Portsmouth.
Second deacon. Rev. James J. McGurk.
irremovabie rector OF Holy cross. Lynch
! burg.
/ Right Rev. Augustn Van de Vvver
Bishop of Richmond. with two deacons of
4 honor viii occupy a seat IN the sane
tuary.
+ FIRST deacon. Rev. r. t. Carne. Of old
Point.
Second deacon Rev. t. Kelly. Of Alex
andria.
The celcbrant will bee Right Rcv. RishoD
Macs, of Coviuston. Ky. who. while
seated. VIII occupy fald-stool. and will
face the congregation
Archpriest and assistant % the celc-
hiatus bishop. Very Roy. f. r. Over
D. d. president OF 81. Nary's Seminary.
Baltimore.
Deacon ~ tine mass. Rev. H. j. Nc
f Ncctry. irremove5ic rector or 81. Pat
li.e S. Richmond.
Suo-deacon of the mass. EcI. joseph
+ rloH o. Newport News
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NachitocheS. La; chaplain. Rev. w. A.
Mckccfrey. OF stanton
Right Rev. Monsignor OConneu. rector
Of Catholic University; chaplain. Rev. f..
i. Lackey, OF Falls Church.
other prolates are expected who have
not vet replied 20 their invitations
Director Of music viii be Rev Felix
i. Naup, OF Portsmouth The cnnntcrs
VIII oe Rev. Felix h. kaup. Rev. Edward
NJ Tc3rncy. Rev. Charles i. Donahoe.
Rev. William y. Fallon, Rev. Thomas A.
kAnkin.
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THE WEATHER

Forecast. Nirgnia-Fair Sunday ana
Monday. light northwest winds, becominq,
variable.
North CaroNna-Fair Sunday and Non
Gay, Aght nortl 90 northeast winds.
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Is Coming Home

Ir Thomas r. Marshall. who for four
years mas peen chief Health Inspector
and member OF the Board of t{oaitb oe
the Philippine Islands. has rendered his
resignation - The Philippine Commission.
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highest touIerature yesterda y.......... -
Lowest temperature yestecda y........... 10
Mean tcmr~rA'ure YESTERDAY. .......... q.
Norman temperature yesterday. ......... .ii
Departure from normal temperature. ~