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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02

os foa Del / fin @ernin9. Def Ct
Quo aIporligt ON At gre al bpg9e
fl aige peO Wenneiter; oerfor fer
0rer ban life blot oeres @rbeioe men
oQIaa here's Bonner. ION ON dlf.
Ielo bans @srning, par afbaugig al
os. 6au Dil 0erpeo IRE os til FUN
9epioit6eo ON Oct paa os boileuoe
qnioar, li9eiom ban oil unoe os cen
9Gre % @laoe at tage attn Del
fit Ri9es uobreotlie. DOG. Iao os
life ipetulere oDer en- 6emmeliabeo.
Ter fsrIt oil Dlipe afilsret for %.
noar 5roen er blepen geituelfe. Gao
os 6eGer taffe oen tare Guo. at ban
lite blot bar opfororet til 4rbeio2,
men ogiaa til 9sn. 0erpeo bar
ban muli9giort os beitanoia at neos
bente bnaoe @aperne % ojaIpen.
Tom oi bebeber / bans Sjeneiie.
Sfar / Misiiontn be6ebsr pi Den
.Gtprte. 9pnnen 9iper; t6i meo 6ens
i'm til oen it%orilaaeoe @ernina.
rgerer ale Soft til mine 0iiciple".
Iom er lagt / bore l6Gnoer, % oe.
! Den met tomplicereoe 5bloe. mso
llOferelien at oenne gefdling foes
6unone 9anIteligbeoer % De Den
moobirfenoe Magter, opertommer
Der os en- oberpeloenoe 5elelfe af
NATURALIZATION at al menneiit
Zig Strait, Der matte oloeles gore
os foriagte. oeriom life gehnen
bIeo itiaet oeo Sioen af, ia, foron
1(rbei6et. Observation-Disclosures moa Orine
ps til Bon. % gsnnen bare mis-
Iionsarbejoet, oeriom @rbejoet naI
lDffes. 0erfor er oct ct Spgrqss
modl at Den 6sjeiie prdttiifs getbos
nind, bporleoes Misiionsbsnnen tai
bare 6eitafen for Al gore qrbeioei
f%ru9t6art. 3ette Sper9smaal fotoer
/ to Dele. me0 6enfnn til
g erfOnen. % mso 6enipn II
Sa9en. Me6 6enipn til qerioueu,
moa Der iper9es: bborleoes mao zen
Geoenoe bare. ms0 6enipn til ca.
cen: 6piltet 9n0bolo ital 9ennen
ldbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02
Bort
(5ortfat.)

Wlaoife NOT no9en Oil meme, at 81
/ oct efterfelgenoe tOmmer len9ere
mo paa teolOgiite Spergsmdal enc
pasienoe / ct folfeligt gIao. 0len
Get er netop for 5oltets Stplo. oi
ifriper bette. Def er Dor opbeits
0ber6episning, at bort 5olt / og
meo oen friitne ReligiOn bar faoet
i'm 0nrehareite Qrn. 81 mac iiee
meo zen isruelfte SanQer: rSnos
rerne fal0t os paa De liflliqe gtez
Der, en- berlig Urn er tilfalOen Dc
0g ION foltsligt Organ er oct Der
for Dor q1igt at pege paa oenne bor
Urn .: cc ssssre bort ill., at Sen tan
aotss a5te6ar, ION Sen er. Der
titles 5riftelIer nOt for port 5oit
/ mOOIat Retntng. Zen Ri maa iige
til bort odnite Soft, Jon Der foroum
6lep iagt til Ssrael: gaenote Oh
eogl~ pa ia. fenote port DANTE
5olf fin friitne 2trb, iaa oiloe ingen
gioe Pip pad ben. 9erfor bill oi
preDe paa at bjeipe aae OiIige | ben
Retning iii fau megen aenOTfub Iom
muligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02

ldbe.
j. Man fan life uoenoioert Of
iorore en6per til at beoe Tor Iris
Tonen. Def er megei oaniteliaere et
beoe for emo at gioe iii Uiisfouen.
I'll iine 0iiciple refer 5eius 81.
ro%roringen til at btoe ON 2lrbeioers
/ 6eiien (0lattb. 8. 81. grporene
beoer 9aulus ON 5orbpn CRnm. u.
so; epb. s, 10; / 29esi. ), %;
z 5besi. 3. u. Diieiplene er 9eia
.Gleoer, De. Der elite 6am % fsIset
BAN. O9 g9rsorene" er Menn1
Ter, Der or tommen til 3roen paa
Seius ariitus oa bar annammet BEN
ienli9e llotaarelies Qano, / 6piItsn
oe raober: nQbba! a1re 5aoer!" "a
iom, peo at pare iaaes ON Gran
.9eliet, BAR Somfun6 meo bperanors.
geo oette Samfuno sr De ogidd in
6erli9 forbunone me6 Qpoiilen o.
tdger bjerielig Del / Qrbeioet for
Cubs aige. Bet bar 0lenneifsr, paa
.hpem oct ai0r6e 5notrpt, mar ban
iprmnne0e Dem iii Fprbeu ..pe0 ppr
6erre Seius ariiius og qanoens
aGrligbeo". Saaoanne menneIter.
iOm peo 5sius ariitus BAR funOet
QOgang til SUBS Raa0e, % Tom
beoenoe" Dor / 6eaigoOmmen, er
mooen for Misiionsbsnner. Man
tan tun od / 9irttli86e6 bs6s for
Ulisfonen, oeriom man ooerbopeoet
leper ct gennens Gin. % et gsn.
mems qib tan tun Dc lebe, iom bar
funoet 9ibet / Samfuno meo SUD.
|@amle 9lumbarOt iagOe en9ans:
6por oonitsligt er Del oOs for en- al
TONNE Iaaoi0t, at @uo fan iise
ON en-: San beoer"l forq Oct be-
|DionSs os ON aornelius % pdGs
lus." Belle er at beifGmmsnos Bio
nesbDro fra en- Manos Wuno. Der
oioiie 8eiteo ON gennen, st Bio
nesbpro, Der after og after maa ori=
be os til at beOe iom Oiitiflsne:
.6errs, lar os at beoe."
p gu er M~isIionsbennen 5or.
bpm, % uoen 3bipl er 8gnnen for
en- lelp lettere emo 9ennen for andre.
5%orbennen, Iom fremb9rer rem.
Teoe SnteresIer for CUBS 3rone
meo iaooan Qlbor 90 @lGoe, ION
om De bar ems egns, foruoiattsr ittt
blot en- Wooen6eo | 8ennen, men er
Mooen6eo | belle a%riitenliDet, iGr'
Zig en- M~ooenbeo / a9rligbeoen. osi
oiber ct preiteliet 6jerfe. Sea far
gre preitelig Gorben, ndor Ben
mems @~enItono I Sanobeo fieaer mis-
pda 6jerte. ut SUBS Napn maati'
forberIiges, at Subs aiee maott'
uobreoes. @uos @iaie ite, oerom far
ieg fun 6a bsOe meo fulot alDcr
naar oisfe fore 3ing er blebne mic
~terfonlise 5jerteonlig9enOer. Sda.
leoes mau ipetislt MisIionen bar
bleben en- Sag for mig, Der an.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02

ytnofft 9tnlflelen og SotoeH Iotz
0ddr, ifal life en- 9ogitao e1er Zoo
oel At 2oben for8oa", od0en 6els
lig6eo ital ingen ie 6erren4. &ris
~tenoommen fenOer let life til uogsn
5laaen=af paa @runo at GpnOez
faloet, ingen 2empelie efter oct
falone Menneites arefter. 9et er
"a ogiad goot; tbi - iom daereoe
piit - er Der tun idno 9ntte og
Sali9beo at naa. nadr SOeuIet
naaes.
5DOrleoes Soealet noues.
Qigsiom Opgipelie at at naa
Maolet, At SOealet. OitOe betpoe
5ortabetfe, iaa Diloe Oct fFre
til 5ortbtbGetfe, ON 5oealet
fait6olotes. uoen at Oct tun0e Macs.
Men 1t oct oa muligt for oct falone
Menneite at nda tit oprinoeligs
Soeal. at blibe r6eaig iom 6erren"
n%fulotommen ION 5aoeren / 6inz
melen". ION ri berte. 5orOrinaen
lhoer? Sd Oct er. Den friitne Re
f9ion teHoer en- iaaoan Mulig6eO -
ia 9irfelig6e0. Def Ct oens uen0ez
Zig tore 5ortrin fremfor ale andre
8eiigionst. Mienneffeioealet er naas
ct. ioet n0roet 6leb aeo % booze
liblanot Os@. Ssius er oet leoenoe
Menneiteioeal. San er qopen /
$40 og Bloc. Qobens 6ororing u
,2eIu 9ip er tongruente, better bin
Ian0tn. faloer a6iolut iammen. g6an
gior6e life SDnO, Der '6leD life funs
icen Sbig / bans Mluno4. Selp
Oantro Menneiter. Der bar nogei
9euoitob til 5eiu 6iitorie, inorems
mer, at ban er BET ioeole Nlenneite.
g ham iom nMlenneitens Sgn" %
Slagtens Stsofortraoer er Rennc=
tets oprinoeliae 3oeal naaet. Qlt
iaa principielt er BET ndaet dlereoe
i SeIu Sor0eliD. Derfor funos ban
Ipgiad after fom @uos Ssn %
Ilenneits tiai9e in6faas tn bsrlig
.beo 6os 5aoerer, gag / 6snne 5ors
.btnosIic @,arte til 0r0et .8etfar
I6ia6so. foroi iss saar ben til 6aos-
rem.
Msn life alene for fg ielp bar
ISefus, Dor Religions Sitter. naa,t
Soealet. 6an bar lite blot opf9Iot
9oben. men ban bar liot StrdFen
for 5ele Slagtsns 0pertraoelIer o.
5orismmeler. .6an er faaret for
pore OpertraoeIier" .StraTen Il
ldgt poa BAN. for at ri ituloe bare
6reo@. r6an er en- 5orioning fer
bore SBnoer". 5 ben 5oritun0
tunoe Ri gerne ipnge meo pod Den
tetenote Strofe: g9eroen / ariitus
tetfaroig er Ooroen". Der er
Spnosforlaoelie % aetfaroigbso I
Griitus for ben bele 9eroen. Soc
alet er naast for Ben belle SlGgt.
Men FER, / en- fort QDisartifel, tr
life Sie0et til n9rmere uObiflinq al
Oenne San66eo. 81 ifal oenne
Sang flute meo nogle Orb on.
6borleces oct enfelte Menneffe naar
lS0ealet.
5or at naa oct maa Ri ben III
6am, Der bar naaet oct. 9i maa
maals Dc ielo meo BAN sller mso
@uos 6eaige COB. / 6bis OpfDloslie
6an leDeOe = iom on oil. Ga Iaa
maa bi Sano6eoen tro erfenos o.
6etenoe, at Ri oosrfor BAN og SUBS
retferoi9e &rob iii os er 1noermaas
lere, Spnoere, Obertraoere. 5Orz
brDoere. @i maa for6smme bore
Snnoer oe fasiere pore 6eOite Ser
ninger og I Stsoet oeo 5ro tilsgne
os Sefu be1ige Gin og bans 5Orios
ming for pore Spnoer. 6boroon ait
bette eaur til, itul bi life Op6OlOe .
Deo ger, men Blot fise: oct er ben
9eliguanos @erning, ION ban ger
II a1e, Der life Ietter fig imoo bans
girtning / Sjelen. pau ben Muds
0e fer oct, at oct enfelte MenneTfe
naar Soealet, at ban ims0etommer
DC anfgrts 5ororinger: BORDER bsls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02

.@rsnlano = 9prrsien % Strsfsz
mo / Sant6oliitan. n8e 9eaiges
.Samfuno1 er en- 5rosartitel. ION ri
o9Iau er opbt poa - oe inotil SUBS
Born ibtanot os larer at foe 6oer
for iig: DE 6elliges Somfuno CT.
bbor ies Ct" - inotiI pa bliber oct
tun en- itan 3beori. at bore bantro
9an0smano tunoe reOoes bee, At
troenoe 5olt fiptter ben til Dem. 56i
in1en inter - man pil life bort
ira De 6eaiges Samiuno; man II
life opora9en til at ltaa enc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02
6borleoes Soeulet bOtOes
oppe.

Der er not, iom bill neOitemme
5orOringen. fpatte Soealet. BE
gamle jeoifte 5ariiRere opretteoe ell
egen Meteorological / Steoet for @uos
Retfaroigbeo. Og De ltoleOe paa
ia ielp, al De bar retfRroige -
Soealct par naaet. r5bao fattes
mig" fagoe en- pralenOe. Wlen Dor
6erre Sefus fagoe til Dem, Der
fulgte BAN: rlloen eoers Retfarz
6ig6eo Obergaar De Striftttoges %
JdriIGernes. tumme S i%ngenlunoe
mo / 6immeriges Rige". Oct Soc
al, 5arifeerne baboe naaet. bar ifte
oct fanoe. Oct bar ct S6eal, Der
bar afpasfet efter 0eres Goner.
Der bar til ale 8iOer bGret Ulen.
METER. Der ligneoe Dem. 9Or 5io
ger ingen u~notagelie berfrd. Span
bifer De tenote, forHi6te n6trbf:
.gsr idd goot, ou fan, nlebe Og loot
lebe", nenbber bliber ialig beo fin
5ro" dnoet, emo man bill oprette en-
egen Retferoigbeo, man bar neofai
Soedlet til at paste efter oct fdlone
Wennsffes Gpner og morolite 8r1f4
ter. Gbem fan bel paaitud, at 5or=
brp6eren life ogiad ger, faa goOt
Fan fan!
Nlen oct ouer life. Soealst mao
abiolut bOlOes oppe, oct Soeul, Oer
e. TAT Mennsitet meO bets StubelIC
I SUBS 8ileoe. ut fbette eIsr
f9nfe oct betpoer SortabeIfe for
Menneifet. !6bao nDtter oct en- 5Ora
hrDoer, ON ban fddr Strafen efter-
gipet og bliber tat t Gribeo, bDiS
ban beboloer fit Gorbrboeriinoi
fysrit naar ban bliber lsftet op III
sSoealet of en- goo Berger, raur 1ar
me6 andre Orb fugt bIiDer omDenot
fan badoe ban ielD og Samfunoet
oleoe fig ODer at fe BAN fat pdc
fri 500. 2isefda I bsiere JOrffdni
naar ct Menneite naar fit Oprint
oeliae sS6eaf, Oct Mdal, Sub fdtt'
os. fan Der bore Sale ON FAM
2pffe, Jrelfe os Suliobeo for ct fud.
oanf Menneffe. Derfor er oct ogidc
ariffenoommens ubrboelise Gororing
at Soeofet ffaf boloes oppe. Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-02
ID anfPeren"

bIiuer ienot til Subfribcnter inOtiI uotrpt.
ssIis Opiigelie mootases al llb9iuerns, os al
Galb er betalt. i Cperensfemmsli. meo be
Sorenebs Staters Qoitlops.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-25

Book Agent have a book here I
think will interest you. sir. 1t contains
quotations from Shakespeare, Scott,
Dickens and others and
Mr.. Selfmade-Never heard OF EN-!
Are they runnin' in competition against
Dun and Bradstreet2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-25

Manager-That Bathing Girls Choir
US" went bad tonight. What was the
matter?
Stage Director-They stuck on a bar
and the orchestra nearly drowned them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-25
TOO BAD

81 swear I'll be your own til death"
Was what the maiden said.
And then twas not so very long
Before she cut him dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
VIRGINIA TO PLAY
CAROLINA ON MONDAY
Game Between Old Rivals Will
Be Hard and
Fast. y

When Virginia and Carolina, old
rivals In the world Of college sports. line
up against each other next Monday to
try the test OF the long stick, the game
Will BIO replcte with good points and
star plays for both teams are determined
to do or dIo and to finish tho game
With n death graphic. Carolina has tho
memory OF her defeat IN oot-bnll to
Wipe out; and Virginia has the dear
memory Of her victory to keep clean
and bright, 80 the game can hardly be
otherwise than hard and fast.
Virginia has played several games and
has shown up we'll. IN her two con-
tests with Yale Virginia broke even.
though she went down In defeat before
Yale. She also won from Lafayette.
Cardinals team Is probably the best
team the University has put out In many
years. It was thought at the beginning
Of the season that the ruling out by the
Athletic Committee OF 1itton and James,
last years star pitcher and catcher would
materially handicap the working of the
team; but so far The team has played
the schedule without losing college
game.
The pitchers for this year are Gun
nln9ham, Patterson and Thompson; the
catchers, Rogers and Raney.s The team
( Is playing good. steady, consistent ball,
both in the field and at the bat. Several
men on the team have a batting average
OF over 300.
The players are as followS STEM cap
tain. first-base; Patterson and Mont
Eomery, sccond-base; Jumos. third base
Harris. shortstop; Thompson and Haws
Eleft-field; Storm. center: Calder, right
Z field Cunningham, Patterson and Thomp-
son. pitchers. and Rogers and Raney
catchcrs N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
aYanigar1, a; North Carolina, S
lenao,,, . Tho Times-Dlgpatch.,

Especial to The Times DIspatch)
# CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. April 19.-Thc
flanagan Club. of Baltimore. defeated
North Carolina here this afternoon in q
slow game OF ball. by the score Of o to .
Carolina started off BY making two runs
IN the first inning, assisted by several
errors, and kept well in the game: but
1t was soon evident thatth game was
against them. Cunningham started In
the box for Carolina with sore arm,
but was replaced in the sixth inning by
Patterson. who pitched fine game.
The features for the ianagans was the
three Dagger by McKinzie and Mes work
behind the bat I'll 81
jg rolinn--Cunnlnghnm and Patterson,
pitchers; Rnney. catcher: Stem tcaptainl,
first base: Patterson and Montgome. sec
ond base: James, third base: Harris.
shortstop; Hart and Haynes, left field;
Story. center field: Calder. right field.
Yanagans-C linoll and Rick. pitcheTs;
Me, catcher: Zurlage. FIRST base; Mex en-
zie, second base: Rig. third base: Fritz,
shortstop Cornell and Rick, left fields
Hahn (captnin). center field: Woodward,
right field.
Score by innings. r. III. =.
Carolina ............2 021 o 0 0-5 4
flanagan ......o123001i2' 80 Z G
Observation-Disclosures runs, flanagan ],
Carolina 0. Three base hit, Mckenzie.
Bases on balls off Rick 4, off Patterson
3, or Cunningham 1. Struck out, by Rick
4. by Clnoll i, by Patterson J. by Cum
ningham g. Passed ball. Me !. Raney l.
Hit by pitcher Patterson ], Cunning
ham /, Rick L.. Time Of game, 2:l0. Um-
pire, Meade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Cumberland Park.
fRv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
NASHVILLE, TENN, April l9'-CuH-
berland Park summarizes:
First race-four and half turlongs-
Fair Fagot first, Gangsaw second, lm-
position third, Time, $50 ID.
second race--slx furlongs---Charlle EAST
nm first, Lady Ester second. George r.
Miner third. Time. l;14 80.
Third race-milo and auarter-hny
Note first. Roosmond second behVo9'o
third Time. 2:C0 10,
Tourth race-four and a half furlongs;
Tho Ayondale stnkes-Selene Z. first, Tom
Dolnn second, Alyth third Time. 80
Fifth race-nile and quarter-Bell tho
Cat first, Long bright second Rian third.
Sixth racc--sIx furlongs-Clfton FIRST
Prestige second, YVebernelds third, Time,
Il q Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
VIRGINIA Wins
FROM INDIANS N
Varsity Successful III It's Is First: First
Game With the Red
skins.
SCORE ELEVEN VEN, TO THREE i:
Carlisle Secured Only Two From
Moses III the
ELEVEN TO THREE

fs@Ey (SpcClnl.tO Inc Times DlSpatCN.l n
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April To-
For the first time In her baseball his
.ory, Virginia met tho Carlisle Indians
N the diamond to-day. Virginia won
,ut by score Of II TO 8, but the contest
vas much closer than the score indicates.
For the first four innings, the Redskins
cut up clover fielding game and had
The best OF the argument, but as the
game progressed, they coupled their err
rors with virginin's hits and the South
erners took tho lead and kept II.
Moses pitched q superb game Tor Nir-
Yinia, allowing the Indians but two mus,
and passing only one latter to first.
Virginia scored first on Mndduxs time
5ly hit on the second inning The Red
skins also counted In the second. twins
coming home on Whitccrows pop fly back
OF second Two more added In the third
on Moses's failure to handle two easy
groundcrs. This ended the scoring for
/! Carlisle.
Virginia tied the score in the fifth In
single by Chandler and A1oses's triple
"a rght-field. Eight runs were tailed
in the remaining innings, due to good
stick work by Walker. HoT. Chandler
and Moses. Tho feature OF the contest
was Moddux's sensational stop OF
Chnrlcs's hot grountler In the eighth.
For the Redskins, Baird put UP a good
game at backstop, and Charles kept the
Virginia runners glued to the bases.
Score by innings: X. II. ~.
Virginia. .O10021l33 -11 13 3
Carlisle. 100 q 00OO0-3 o
Batteries: Virsinin-AIoscs and Chandler;
CarlIale-Chares and Baird. at5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Montgomery Park.
no ,.oo,oted press. !

(l3y ASSoClutetl ! css'i
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 19,-Mont-
gomery Park summarizes
First race-slx furlongs-Angleta (eyen)
first, Basil eco to y second, Durbar g to
y third. Time, 1:l8 l-2.
Second race--four and half furlongs-
Bozun Il to y first KNIGHT Of lYanhoo
,even) second. Bull Bird g to y third.
Time, :b7 L.
Third rnce-hve and half furlongs-
SILVER Wedding 10 to y first, Naughty
"a to u second, Earl Rogers g to y
third. Time, 100 IL.
rollrll, montgomery handicap;
consolation; mllo-I4ogistilla first, La
pucello second, James Reddlck third,
Time, 1:42 IA,
Fifth race-steeplcchnse; about one and
n quarter mlles-Alleglance llrst, Pither
second. Fra Fillipo third, Time; 3;l2,
Sixth racc--mlle and an eighth,-Dolanda
first I.egatco second, Odd ELLA third,
Time, lbs IL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
FAST RACERS TONIGHT.
Brent and Taylor to Have Hand!i'
CAP Il, Contest at Rink Tonight.

The big racers, probably the fastest
in the South, viii race tonight In the
big rink at the Reservoir. First, the SIX
fast members Of the former relay Teams
Will contest for4the record. After that
Brent and Alec Taylor, the two fast cap
tains OF the teams Will so q one mile
handicap race. @
Ever since the two relay teams were
first organized the various members,
through their regular practice and many
races. have all improved wonderfully
and 1T Is mn impossibility to pick the
winners from among the bunch Of racers
Tonight. Several OF these fast skaters
have lowered their time several seconds.
and while outside watchers have timed
them all and gotten some of their time
pretty near right, yet there is strong
feeling Of doubt rs to who Will be the
winners Of the one-mile races,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
.R|CHn0ND. SHUT OUT
. by LYNCHBURG LEAGUE
College Boys Put Up Good Field
ing Game But Could Not.
Score.
fspeoiol 10 Tle Tlmes- Dlapatcl,.)

IISpECIHI 20 Ito = ' 7''' - t'@'S''''
4 IYNcHBURG, VA, April 1o.--lnablity
to connect With the delivery Of either Of
the three pitchers used BY the local state
League team, the Richmond College
spiders were shut out here this afternoon
without hit, the final score being
II to Q.
Only two Of the visitors reached first
base-one on four passes and the other on
Tho nun OF a pop ny by Bowen at second.
Darnger, for the locals, was at bat
i've times, drawing four balls four times
and securing a sncrince at the other.
The visitors played n good game IN the
ncld. and when Throckmorton went Into
The box in the fifth lie stopped the p'l!ng
UP of runs by the locals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Lawmakers Two Games.

The Lawmakers have two games sched-
uled this week, one with the Ashland
Team tomorrow and the other with the
Baltimore Eastern States League on Sat-
urday
The Ashlnnders have a strong arg .e-
cation, largely made up OF ex-collego
players and they will give tho Lawmakers
something more than mere practice The
game with Hugnie Jennings team will
probably draw large crowd, as It did
last Monday. as there is much talk on the
possible result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
St. Joints, q; Trinity, 3.

Especial to The Times Dispntch)
ii DURHAM. N. c.. April 19.-St Johns
College, OF Baltimore. defeated Trinity
to day by tho score OF 4 to-
Clements. who was In the box for
Trinity pitched n splncdid game with
the exception of the sixth inning, when
the st. John boys pounded him out for
four runs.
Score by innings: R.
Trinity ............ % 0 2so1 0 o o. 8
ST. John 4. -. % 0 0 90 4 0 o -
Batteries: Trinity. Clement and Wrenn;
ST. John. Reynolds and Rouse Umpire,
Mr.. Legrande.
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r 4 CT N @.
Adueduct.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Aqueeduct race
summarizes
First receive furlongs-Cassandra GO
TO y first, Cptician & to p second, Battle
Axe e to y third. Time, FOL
Second race-four furlongs--La Rose %
to y first. Umbrella Is to y second, Taunt
Is to y third. Time. :49.
Third rnce-Race King 90 to y nrst.
Sailor Boy rs to y second, Red frlar
(4O to, y third. Time, ] 80 30
Fourth race-tho Roclsawny stakes. six
furlongs--Keator e to y first, Diamond
@ TO s. second Rebo Is to )third Time
:13 rs.
Fifth rnce--four furlongs--Conville g to
81 first Philander "a to D second, Cam
palgner e TO y third. Time AS -.
Sixth race-sx ful1ongs-Ballot Bon
(evcn) first, Cressina 40 to y second'
Wutcrbearer 40 to y third. Time, 10 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20

AUCTION SALES, Future Days

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. a
In pursuance OF the decree OF tho Corporation
Court OF fredericksburg Va. In tho chancery
others. Of 2sth day Of March. 1906, the under
signed special commissioners will. on TIL S-
DAY, MAY S. 1906, Mt 12 o'clock NJ. offer at
public auction tho following real estate. In the
city of Richmond, va. belonging to the estate
OF the late Charles p. Hunter:
First, That valuable lot on Main Street s,t j, n
said city, now occupied by fienlng ana NucRols'
as general ,gs mpement store known 3,;
brick building thereon Ii new. three and one
half stories, with large basement; also stable
In the rear.
Main Street, n few doors above tho lforeKotng
property, known No. 1852 East Main Street.
occupied n store and dwelling by Dickson
BostanJlan.
and Beverly Streets, OF thirty feet front each
The sale Of all this property Will take place
In front OF the first mentioned parcel above
Terms OF sale for the two aforementioned par
chase money in one and two years from date OF
sale, bearing 6 per cent. interest, secured ny
deed OF trust on the property; or all cash. at
the option OF tho purchaser, -
Terms OF sale of the third parcel OF real es-
tate. all cash.
HWILLIIIAM w. iRUTINISR
In The clerk's ofrica Of tho Corporation Court
Of tho city OF Fredericksburg,
George L. Hunter. ct ns'......... Pla!ns'ts'
against
I, A. b. Yates. Clerls OF tho said court, 90
certify that tho bond required OF the speclhi
commissioners by tho decree rendered IN SaM
cause on tho 18th day OF March, 1905. has been
duly given. ~, 81
Given ,nder my hand as clerk OF tho SAD
court TINS 'th gay q tpt d. YXrEs. Clerk.
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VIRGINIA HIGH GUN.
Ten Enthusiastic Scatter Gun
Artists Faced Traps.

There was bunch OF ten enthusiastic
shooters to face the traps yesterday on
the grounds Of the West End Gun Club.
Virginia" was easily high gun, with
"Richnond" and Fairfield tied for sec
ond place. while Anderson was forced
to the third place
E Lawrence's IS and 25 places him In
the class of5regulars.
The club will shoot regularly every
Thursday, the season opening the first
Thursday In May, at which time five of
Rlchmond's best shooters will practice
regularly to enter on the Virginia team
against North Carolina at the big two
days tournament to be held Mt Wilson,
Z N. c.. on May 2ith and 18th. This prom
ises ODE a very spirited race, as vlr-
sgInla has won the cup twice In success
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