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AUCTIONS SALES, Future Days
. !. B. Elanr & Co. B
TeIepho'lnl,el,92; '':'''
\ 5 'iiI a ~. llE
sAuglisl lne Royal " CO.,

y, Real Estate tioneers. ss5Ss$ .ss
&c
County,%th Cty3of fGh
IN pprnaance aeeree
tho sill lied s. Kate L. Proctor n
entered onthe 2stl q Y
i1es II tie order ana 81 The
tsy to- es3d ff85sS Z
at "A lao 10 clock 2. M. I, the lot OF land ac
theSnorthwest$ corn Il hlrtiet a d EIs
on the west line ofS ThirtiethS Street, and n
parallel ines'lss feet, Is ana feet
lSf INV rs o sa%f a!S
line OF ISempe st rect. bet Ween atn 3!
llenrGo Gann ~:
tending back between parall lei lines q ieetl
and the other front thereon 1oo feetsana$sS
g Inches and extending back betWe :;
rl5e 10 lpe SICK IS
The south line os beverly q Street, be-
tween binson and e
and IN ok tending n ba ok be tween pa LEI N
1 1s
city { q Man chester fronting, 48 together I'M
/ 81 feet on Boston ~ Avenue q and running
back between parall el lines 12O feet to an
ALLEY, and 3 ON the sn me- ayt at 81 COLO
$P.a M; TL1VE LOTS Elan loSingt he
city ofa Mancfester seven ID G VIII chs frontsgE
together, 21O8 feet on he ives aof 81
Richmond and petersburg Turn n nd X:
EareS desl gnated as LOTS S8 S:s.9
and 10, SlnR Square II q IND !To jEss
LOTS fronting, toget her, 162 j. - on
the south8 line OF 8 kton st
designated as y OTIS III. and Dol
said SQUARE, on Plat of t3sS
z. dated ttldj3 the 2lstS
TERMS one third OF tho w ,irc hases
money I'M cash and the res due hree$i
equal instalmentssg al six. NO g nd8
eighteen mont tbs, AZ Ire cree insts lnrents \
to9 be eyid bssas no the Bp.r ohaserS
with Interest afd cd lat sales az
the re- te Of IfH cen per. nnn n1,nnaas
he3tltleretalned unit the pllgci aseSm9ney@
tI,e AZ, 5co Il IT, I. MI ). Is ctIARDsO
589 special 4 onlHliss ner
Clerk fnee the greui I! G21st
ssgt or Guardian 81 G.. Plaintiff, aga INST
$ss Henry q. Proctor ct ais, $ Defe ndants;3S
DEPUTY Clerk X of 8$ the a Md Eaa Cou sS
do certify that the bond REQUIRE 81 9 eSs
special commissioners by the decree ErenSsgqs
$dered In said cause on the 2Sth ny g orgg5
June. has been duly I q
said court. this s0t h d Of June. 1905
4sS IB n Il, PHILLIPS Deputy Clerk
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PRIZE winners N
|.DLE|WOOD CONTESTS.
Mr.. Wells Explains Why There re
Were N bate Checks on
the Fourth.

3. 4 The winners In the Yarious events E
...sldleWood were as folio
Ss The gold watch, the prize for the II
most graceful dancer. was given NC
Miss mcdowell.
For the most popular baseball play--
"A enr--StllI,5 sol votes; Eckstone. 6,303.
and Hinton. Sol stu received 9, I,,a
# For the most pol ular ollcenlan, T,
Bolton received s,ll7 votes Busy. S
1853, and Sergeant sowell, or, The IL
Z winner received a regulation revolver,
y Frank Cunning ham, rece iyed LOIS syotes;
Mlnotreo .Folkes, s, 2O2; Mr.. Pollock.
The prize was l handsome lsi; Al
For s tie best swimmer, II oraco I.oc
cit received 6S2 votes; Mr.. Davis, 800,
< and IL Burke 202. The winner was "A
presented with a bathing suit,
For the most popnar rem ,en ~. a
Canptain8 Shaw, 1901, and Mr.. 10 terxo.
& zoos votes. the prizes being q pair OF 4
rubber boots. 81
5y Mr.. Jake Wei! s, IN answer TO the conf,
eoapsns sss VIC ystsa
NIdie# wood son 4 tho Fourth, stated that
hiaa cohipanyG gone to great EXPENSE
he dayr, great success; t g q
For the amusement Of the patrons Of the
mark. and that free ballots had been
furnished for voting for various pop 4lari
citizens, to whom valuable prizes had
been awarded by tho lakewood CONF
= Nix, wells said he did not think that
any ono considered ten cents too great q
nriee "a Day for 'the attractions offered,
such a!;day, bn , e GaSeIar i npil
a. great Sllgeworlss display,
N, future, ,heisaid, y on holidays q reg
nlni, admission OF ten cents would DO
charged, but on other days rebate cour
pom would he giyen6
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BELGIUM DEFEATS
ENGLISH 0ARsMEN
Grand Challenge Cup Leaves
England for First Time in
History,
9(By Associated Press.)

HENLEY, ING. July 6.-lrhe crew reR-
resenting the Club NautiqEe de Gapd
5(Belgium) to-day defeated Trinity Hall
3(cambridge) by three lengths tp the final
for the grand challenge cups Time,
minutes, o seconds, fsS "a Il
The cup thus leaves England for the
first time In It's history, "a nd for tho
next twelve months will adorR the head
t a,juiuarters OF the 81 Ian Rowing Cub. Is
3thel crack British crew was Ia rather
rough shock to- the comp cengy of no
home oarsl,ien. and to tins 81. bcllef In tho
Hitherto unshaka BILE tnYinc ihility of their
methods of yoWi 4 III
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South Atlantic Trouble
d Ilfpv3!! 4 as,tocIa fad PressIs.),

AUGUSTA. q A.. July Following the
INDEFINITE suspensionE of Manager Ranslcks
and Umpire Latham. of the South Allan
tic League, pending ashearinG on charges
by$th former, ann olnc ement comes from ON
the owners Of the ri Augusta club that
1 hey will demand at$ the board meeting
that Charles w Boyer be ousted as pres
ident. They say uni ess f% that Is done ne
Augusta will either go over to the SOU q
ern League or disband. ass !,
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!Carolinian Gets Degree,
lny AssocIated l'ress.)-

\ (By Associated Prcss ,3lg8
GRDllNyILLEl rIlN NJ, July 5.--At Its
recent annual meeting the Board OF TITUS Z
tees sot Greenyille and Iusculum, the
Oldest college In Tennessee, conferred tho
honorary degree Of doctor Of lvln,tS UPON
lima. anu tho Rev. ], n, Gass, OF New
~ ltl+
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sRichmonders in New York,

special TO Tho Times plspatchl
NEW YORK, July 6,-Astor :, P +,
Is Read and wife, II. r, Mota, Imperial
ii. Camnbell, h, II. Ellington. Grand
r ~ Williams s, III. Bowman. Bresllr-.-
M y IIofheiner and ehs netof Innian
,sauare--T. ii, Pace, saranac--J. Y, Juclsr
son. s}4 y. FIX .Stiis q
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Sports Win from Farmers.

very intereatInx game q baseball 81 w y ss
i Fourth, by the Sports and the Farmers, sthe,
Sports winning BY the sals e Is y -
Barfoot, striking out Is men. 5i S@&
4 Batteries-Sports, Leslie I3arfoot and Glen
Johnson; Farmers Clyde Barfoot and George
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-Staunto,ln,, q; Fartnville, q.

Especial to The Times g Dispatch ,'
n FARNiVILLE, VA,SJuly 5.-1n the first
Of =, series Of three games of ball to- be
played here. stanton efeated Farmy VI
this evening BY a score Of e to @, The
game was pitchers bat tle, and :. n 2. D.
for tho visitors. worked hard for victory.
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Eastern League.

AT Providence-P ropldence. 3: Newark,
x AT Rochester-R 6chester. i !; Montreal, 3.
3 At Jersey City-Jersey City. 2: Baltimore. !.
At Rufralo-Bufralo. 81; Toronto, 9 (lrst camel.
Buffalo. 8; Toronto, 4 (second game).
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4 Riverside, q; Brownies, 81

. 81 1Spec1HI 4 10 n FlH T-II11Ies-15FspHtC4411 1a
PETERSBURG, VA, July Riverside
tie series With the Rlchmond Brownies
this afternoon by q score Of Alto 3. Bat-5
teries: Brownles-H ulcher and IN cLeaYy,G
and FnWlkes II Il
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WATER
LOST. TO kUR0k| !.
I'ivc-to-One Shot Takes SPEND
thriftEfrom Eightccn-to-F
~ jIs3 Favoriic.
Ga AZ! TOOK OK STAKES
Belle Of Peqttcst and Heaslip
Paccnakers mile and
Fnrlong. Il
STAKES.
IGALLAN'T'
\ 20 aaoclnted n Prcss. \

VI sssE (T3y Assocfnt ted Prcss.) y{33 5S
July 5--J James r.. 1<eencs
p1Suroki, asb to 4 shot. won the spendthrift
;stakes, r,ile3and u furlong,at Sheepshcn'dl
Bay to-day, defeating the IS to favor
ate, Running Water. with FIJI n Flap third ~
Belle Of Poquest and Heasllp were the !1.,.
3pacemakers 70 the stretch, when sllaW
sent Kuroki into the LEAD, 1 and the Cont
3,nando colt won by three Sleng this. The
Sporting Stakes, for gentlemen ride IS,
was won BY Gallant. Summaries: Il
"A First race-selllng; five furlongs Ri ttl-'
;turty cotirse--J c. Core al to = and 8even)
first, Frank Lord g to land .even) seconld
sonnus (l5sto 4 and 81 to- - r 9.
:59 As. n & N.
4 Second srace-The Sporting Stakes |; sell
IND TOR Gentlemen riders; mile--Gallant
.(oTtog2 and Il to - first. ARABIC g to .1
and to 81 second, Sir Russell "a to 10
ana d to IS THIRD. ID Time 4 I: A.
3S Third race five and q half Y furlongs;
Futurity course orsey Lady @ to 8 and
3 to s. first, Victoria Is to a1d eyen)
second, Princess Carrie 40 to 1 and 3 e -
third. rs Time ! :os 2-5. !, Y
Fourth race-The 6pendthrifta Stakes; ;
ono mile and "a furlong---- uroki g 70 !
and q to first, running Water (1S stog 9
and II to 81 second, n Flip Flap Is to = and
q II to41) third il! Time, 1:54 As.
8la FL fth acc-six furlOngs mai IN course
Kamesha e to q and to 81 first, Rose- :
ben (13 to s and ~ to 10) second II Hand
.zarre 8 and p Il thiird .sSs: lEiTne.
1:12 49, 81 I 4! lsS
4 sixth D race lille (. and a sixteenth; on
Bclgravlaa 10 to- "a land 50 ito y first,
sEntree (lGg to s. and 6tto 81 second, Sailor,
Boy e to Il and 8 to y third lime, ~.
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J M LEAG e s,vC0|R .Es5
Southern League.

3 Al Observation-Disclosures 6: Atlanta q. sss
Al Montgomery-Mon gomery. /. Nnshyie.s.
y At New orleans--Saw Orleans. 81: shrevs-
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BY Edward s. Rose Co., Green 81 r dd,s
f& and j. Thompson Brown Sc 20, $S3
8 Real Estate ents and IA ctionee
COURT SALES s.ss II
J "a u II u ~ I,' u
The BEAUTiFUL t. SUBJ RBAhf&!! 10 Ne
With s5 Acres, Of the Late sss5s
#Henrico County Treasurer,
WAL TER j. ODD, Decd q
ADJOINING CHEsTNUT1,alH7q II LY z
i7Sif eA RalnWY 4 i5i sHADT
S8 GROYE:Hc GAS AND II
ON PREMISES
Two Frame me We!thgs,t Nos
foot lot, In tho city OF Richmond, on east
line Of Egg lesion Street. near the Male
Orphan Asylum
"A BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF tho county of Henr1co. enteredH
Therein ns i, i appolnod viii To- spll ~
S'SSi 8 SE IS S ~
Ter eafter1say about s:so-the two frame
houses on Eggest on Street
eo p1lf'f not We ts
beautiful up. to date home having ,gas.
water and all 81 tys cony eniences, and ao-.AE
cessIbleS by6 the Chestnut II Inland High
land Park Electric Line. Nice ssh ne 9
grove and all necessary out -houses, ana
Everything IN neat and irst- & order g.:
S,rhe very shortttimt before. this IS a ores
viii be In demand for town lota rendessS
this property very desirable as a ,!s IN IN
AFTER sale q the t !, So q; shG nSs
houses Hu ie near ne, the westom limits Of the {
city fronting thirty Soy fee On sea t
OF lWinderS Street, with 9 depth q ~ Y. y
ie TIER * 8 AZ "a
eaah y end Is months ttrl = As q IS IA
"a months the deferred paymen g ps 1;
Respectively M equal instalments; ear
sale. ana evidenced by negotiabl noteH ~. e
ali cash, at option Of spu re M u, y ~
little t be retained by the conr! Until All
lie purchase money Is paid and the con-
veyance is ordered to he made. g. AN 81
,'7 III. SIT, JOHN COAl4TIIit, "A s
35 ~ ~ 10 LANE STER n, rs ~
"a Special commissioners.
Rose Co. and ais. INC ioneers .si 5 s
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New York, g; Boston, 8.

New York, g; Boston, 8
BOSTON, July BLACK Of team play on I, tl,a
ia IT Of tho patched up local team enabied New
York to win the gamc s to g.. N i, X, 4
Score by innings: /. \ 4 70 o. fn. ~
Ssw xork 3
pelerson.E1 rhine, q 55. a Umpire. o lpughltn.
Philadelphia, 8; Washington, 9.
PH1LA DELpHrA. July -P p I. p /,
scored a shut out to-day against Washington
In a well played game. i 35f ii I, u i.
9% Score by innings: Z Y x ~ n. y ! +.
philadelphia .......0 y O!Q %
Ratteriegl Smith and Wakefield ! Coonbs and
pow en-. lime, 200. r. EMPIRES Hurst ana Con-
nors. sts as3 si " I. III .5fs t
st. Louis, s. Detroit,
DETROIT, July 5.--Detroit could do tnothlnG
WITH Glade excepting ii the fifth. when four
hits In "a row. with a misjudged ny that pc
cnme three base hit. scored oil OF her rnrs
lei eI III Y n, D % ;
s batterIess.siiyeir and Schmidt; Glade and
q Conner, time, 1;l5. Umpire Connolly 81 h 4$
Chicago, Al; Cleceland :.
cLEvELAND. July Schieago rd E, sfea =, =
h h
Score by inning : y Z 4 4 4 " vi q;
chica IN NJ Y, i. 0 + 90 Of
Bntterief--Hnss and Clar Smith and sun I
van. Time, 2:o7. Empires Evans ana s mel
dan.
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Races, 4 at La tonia.

49, by sAssoc ella ted &Press. z9
Ii CINCINNATI, July ~ s IF ayorites won y
four Of the seven events mt Lat mia to-
day Cotton Town. the favori!e. Won the
amile from the MITES 's )
III First 81 "a atcte-ml octer DAN g = NJ
ob ssr 10 to Is third Time, AZ 4
a Second furlongs.can,1p IS, g rt s,
N. az to ~ third. Time, q 81 70. ,,,,a,
Third fracesix lir,ongs-N !, e L,c ~
MhSa Bill Third Tins y; q So III IN
Fourth mile; ~ ~ n ht,Ia 70 tio051
second Envuyls " bird
If cerve UT
Re 70 III arst. charle Afitsaell.si t 2;
second. Prince hmed Go g y lnif''s
SIXTH "a ce-mile- capitana g to - first
Granada II Ito second Alma ltr ardia
n Seventh race-lnlle and a. sixteenth
Captain Bush (even) first Adesso, (1.t33 =
second, Golden Mineral % 10 thl &
Time, II :4S BE-. ~ 81;
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American Association.

AL Colurnbus-c Columbus. 6: Il indianapolis. o
called END eighth; 4, darkness99 c,,v
AT st. Paul--St. Paul 8; Minneapolis, u g
5Ae IIou4 Me--L Toledo - Pos poned.
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South Atlantic League. 35S

AT Jacksonville cksonville. 9; Columbia.
Uen innlngs), Z. + rs I. a a 81 is3
AT rlestorl--Charl lesion, 0; Augusta. =. 3s
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5coNFERENc E on RA z

Officers Elected and Invitations ,1rl
Received for Next Conference,
(By Associated Press)
/. INDIANAPOLIS mi. Julys b,-Th 9
conference Of american Fsabbls closed 70 To-
day. 5S9li. 85s fS,, !, 4, !, .s "
President Joseph stolz, Chicago 81 VICE
President, David 4 Phillpson. Cincinnati lfll''
Recording Secretary. liirslberge =,
milwaukee; Corresponding Secretary, y.
s, IIanfarbe, Chicago; TREASURER. 9. 81
Levi, Peoria. IA h, Y
Executive Committee: i. 81 Crosslnan.
Cincinnati; NJ. Greis, cleyeland; D, Marx,
ATLANTA; Samuel schulman, New York;
M Feurlicht. indianapolis; r. Sale,
.:st. Louis; E II, sBerkowitz, PHILADELPHIA; a,
gGutmac cher, Baltimore; M. Margolis,
Cincinnati 5 q N 81 III ,.l
Invitations We're extended from M oblle,
Savannah and New York for holding the
next conferences These We're referred 70
the Executive Committee \; .s tJ5f8
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Chicago, s.; Pittsbur 6, 8.

Chicago. 6 Pittsb1,ur 6, 8.
4P1TTsBtjRG, PA. July 81 The Chicagos 3, q.
yeloped a bat ting streak In the seYentn inhiHs,
scoring lye runs and winning the game ga z, 4, \
Score by Innings !, /, 4 4 a q 4 IA {t
ir ,hisnan 20
king Tms AS Dmpires Day md John
stone. ai ts5l3B& 5I4 INV si ssSS554i3 a
'sl New Y ork, II; 3 oston, 9.
os,dn SSts''sis ssst's
splendid game all the wa through, neither slde
beins taxed with a misplay. fias !, :, !,
boston IA. (. s. !. .s 0 o o Or
New York 4. !. 30 Q % ~
sBalteries-Pfeiier@ and o'Nell MatheTso y
Philadelphia, s; Brooklyn, S.
BROOKLYN, July in q wei! PLACED game n
day ~ III score Rof to g.. ys8 . 7,
Score by innings: ;. . X !. 4 ~ a. "a d 81
''Eottsrie and Doom; sean
Ion and BERGEN Time. = 49, Umpire. Conway.
ST. Louis, 4 Cincinnati, 8.
Is oy ;4s JsIy 5 SSs,s @
Score hy innings: /, n Z = Z, Y u - 81 n
s s,; az %
Batterles--E Druhot and Grady Wicker
= nd Elan.
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Money for o ! Y

This COMPANY sAssss Ct, An 'vestinsns
HONS rtirehaslng Contract the tates value
d which, ID II, 300. we collect oh this
Contract $500 as advance ayrleIit Y Hen
tic application is signed, ard tiie I,
4 monthly instrument 81 1890. rayafbls9s
on the 18Th day % each month When, 3
homo ID purchased "a lonr, is made
We charge only sT.5o per month, With =
per cent. Interest per atirirt payable
inonthlyBot each 1000 advance qr bort tssII
arowed. e ~ II VI 81 Iii Sssl ~
All monthly 5insta1ments N It'll = pee
cent. Interest per annutt1 on same for TN
average time, nre cred tied on the ptirf-s
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The score:

The score: II, ~ n
fA5:p, vera r. il r. d q. isA 81.
Brown. c. I. H. ~
Lailhanl, b. S I'M -
Watson. 3b. 3 ssss z ss ISL 8
Reynolds /. I. s. - O ;SFl 5.sS 9
5Peipho 2b. ..... 1asSa ssasl
tCrutchley, g. 8. sas q NH = =
Kerns. r. d y s5s S3E = =
Cooper 6. ts y 81. : ~ =
stergcr, n tis y Es Y y Z;
Totals !, 81. n. I, ; 2 "a Is 81 g
Players. Mt: 4: II, q s. A. s.:
}Dlngle, 5 o d, & ~
Mem ahon. IVY - S -
Clarke, s. s. - 0 S. . : - -
Hopkins. Q S5Ej }3 S Y ~ s y
Evans; 4. = ssS 5S gss y
Edwards, l. sss5l ssS y $aE& 8
;Seitz, 2b. 35 Q @55 ~
Benbow, ID. 45 5 III. l5{9 3 s =
Leonard. p. 4. . x = 3
Foster, c. S{{8 Y 81 ~ y
Totals &. 9 10 105s51
"a Score by innings: Ia Z.
Roanoke IL. I. {. 4. y. o 10 OF O. 90
Norfolk q. =. Il. Y. O. OF q al s9
Summary: Earned runs-Norf ok. 8.
Two base hits --A1cAla hon. q Fl HON 81 runs
Evans Stolen bases Mcmahon ~,
Clark n a. .6 Sacrifice hits-Evans and
!seitz. Bases on balls-ofr Leonard, A.
Strike outs-L leonard. 8: Sterger.I 3. Bat
tiers hit-Dngle. Lanhan and Crntchley:
Time, 1885. EMPIRES, Newhouse and
Staehle Rex 1fatSii& j 3y53 #
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AUCTION. SALE S This Day.

Regular Auction sale Of Furniture, Etc.,
l95 To-day (Frlday), July. 9Th,
At our salesrooms, No, CHS East Broa ~
Street, commencing 1880 o'clock. WeT4Wlll
sell several good Iron Beds, g nlim,per o.
DINING Tables, Chairs. Couches. Lace
Curtains, Jardinicres Crockery Refr!ger-
ators, Cook stove, Cooking Utensils, Sew
Ing Machines, Center Tables, Stoves,
bureaus, Washstands. ETC.
Ladies respectfnlly invited 70 atten ~,
TIIIl VALENTINE AUCTION GO.
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Portsmouth,,

7pichmond !. \, {, r, 4, !. o 0 90 90 Q ri
pnrt s,,nI,th !, !. I, Z. \. o o o 10 y V--9
Summary ,-y Two-base ,lts-Edwards,
stolen bases -ssapp /; Reeys, /; Titmar,
y; Kahn, 2; streblg, !. Base on pa4ls-
EcIsstone, q, hit by pitched halls-schn'
man, 4. struck out-By Eekstone, Q by
echuman, s. Passed halls--cnt,Weall y
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ball came down Hopkins
hands outstretched and,
mail-carrying locomotive.
ball, while everybody
8Tercentenninls started
third Inning and and, \ il4''t &
end. Is u
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By Edward S. Rose Co.. Green 81 r edd
rs and j. Thompson Brown g Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlo erS.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-04
GEN FUNSTON
 MUCH PLEASED
LARGEST RESCUE WORK ARMY
 EVER ATTEMPTED.
He Says No Man or Woman of the 100000 Homeless Has Gone Hungry-No Water Famine
 Is In Sight Now.

San Francisco, May 1.-The army
 people at the Presidio have accom-
 plished wonders in the way of
 strengthening out the badly mixed up
 condition of affairs in this stricken city. General Funston said to-day: This is the largest rescue work lever attempted by the army. In the east they speak of fire as the great est catastrophe of the age, but those
 who have not been engaged in the work of relief on the ground do not yet realize that 100000 people made homeless and penniless in a day have been fed and sheltered for two weeks and no man, woman or child has gore hungry. Every quartermasters storehouse in the country was emp tied to express trains in day.
 For the first few days the tent cities that sprang up in the Presidio were without order or arrangement. Many of the homeless were crowded together in the wooden barracks. The conditions resulting were not sanitary and yesterday they were moved into city of Sibley tents which had come by express from the east. Possibly the only problem which now remains for the army in this particular camp is to fix the day when it shall come down and camp CTS return to normal conditions in the city.
 Rapid progress is being made in the medical supply depot at the Pre- sidio which will soon be able to fur nish the hospitals of the city with all the drugs necessary for the treatment of the sick. The work of systematic ing the depot was begun last Satur- day by Colonel Louis Brechemen, U. s. A.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-04
CITY NEWS

Mayor Thoms spent the day ir New Haven.
 Mrs Bronson announced this after, noon that fifteen more barrels of cloth. ing will hc sent to the San Francisco sufferers tomorrow. That committee will meet at St Johns parish house for the last time tomorrow afternoon.
 Chester Robinsky of 47 High street an empIoye of the Chase Rolling mill. while at work last night had his ann caught between the rolls and it was so badly mangIei that it had to Ie am- putatei this morning at the waterbIrv hospital
 Joseph Harris. whose home is in Scuthington. but who hosuls on South Main street. while at work in Ran- dolph and CIoveS' factory this morn- ing wss overcome by cari-olie acid gas. His condition at first was thought to I-e serious. but this afternoon at the hospital it was stated that he had al most fully recoverel-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-04
DEAD IN THE RUINS
MERIDEN FIREMAN WAS OVER.
 COME BY LACQUER FUMES.
His Comrades Unaware of His Pre- dicament-Not Returning Home.
 Search Revealed His Dead Body.

Meriden, May 4.-Callman A. S.
 Butler of Truck No l Of the Meri-
 den fire department, it was discov-
 cred at an early hour to-day, was killed during the fire in the Brad- ley & Hubbard plant in Hanover
 street yesterday morning, his body
 lying in 8 pile of debris until found
 by firemen. Butler, 1t is presumed, was overcome by lacquer fumes while fighting the fire on the fourth floor of the building in a small room at the rear, and nobody saw him at the time he was overcome He was missed last night at his home and as no word of his whereabouts had been received, search was made of the ruins to-day and his body, which showed no marks of fire, was found in the rear room. It is thought that Butler fell a victim to the same fumes which rendered Captain Donovan unconscious, but the condition of the latter was seen by other firemen and he was taken to his home unconscious. He is re- covering.
 Buffers absence during the roll call after the fire was noted by Cap tain Moffatt, but owing to the fact that the fireman was employed by the Bradley & Hubbard Co little was thought of it. Finally when Butler did not reach home at midnight his family sent out an alarm. Butler had been a member of the fire de- partment for many years and is sur vived by a widow and several chill dren,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-04
DOWNTHREESTORIES
ELEVATOR CARRIED ITS LOAD
 OF HUMAN FREIGHT.
Eleven Persons Were Badly Injured They Had Been Attending
 Banauet-Cable Parted.

Toledo, O., May 4-Eleyen per fsons were badly and some possibly fatally injured last night in an ele- vator accident in the Wonderland building They had been attending banquet given by lodge of the Home Guards of America on the third floor of the building and had just got into freight elevator when the cable parted and the elevator fell to the basement. Every person In the elevator was hurt and all were taken to the Toledo hospital The injured are:
 Mrs Dr Towers, hurt internally; Mrs J. H. Corners, back badly hurt: Edna Corners, ankle fractured and leg bruised; Mrs May Stackhouse, back and head hurt and both legs broken; Mrs w. F. Gilchrist, legs badly hurt; Attorney A. G. Duer, hurt internally; Mrs $. A. Daniels, back badly hurt. delirious; Winnie Stack house, leg broken; Hazel Stackhouse, slightly injured; Max Bergman. both legs broken; s. R. Groves, back in jured.