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faster we few. The road was narrow
and very steep I was terrified. The
oxen were beyond their own contrd
now. We We're near a turn I'm the
road. They switched 20 one side sud
denly and struck a small tree II
snapped OF and on we went Another
curve and SO sharply did we turn that
the sled partly slipped over the side.
but only for n second. On it went.
the oxen taking great leaps. unable TO
help themselves a bit
q had al I could do TO hang on and
hold father. We were approaching
the road and on the further side was
rail fence. On we few. scarcely
touching the ground. swerving from
side To side. till at last we reached the
road and jumped across It into the
fence. There was a quick stop. then
on again. bat slower. 1 called loudly
TO the oxen and they then slackened
mp and stopped. Both were tired out
and could scarcely stand or breathe
But 7 grabbed the rcins and jumped
back into the sleigh. I then managed
TO turn around and drive back 20 the
road by sometimes kneeling on the
reins and turning with one hand and
by calling 60 them. Father was still
in a faint. 7 drove right 90 the doc
tors and knocked on the door. The
doctor and I carried father in.
"'Just I'm time. said the doctor.
Hes pretty far gone.
"Wen. we took him home and nut
3.
and IL wasn't TIN then that saw both
OF Bucks horns and one OF BRIDES
had been broken OF. went back to
the fence and FOUND them. Good.
faithful animals, They had done their
best I'm coming down the HIN without
any guiding and had lost their pretty
horns. I felt awfully bad because
they did not look near SO fine. / gave
them good supper and let them rest
for two or three days The other one
OF Brides horns We sawed OF.
Father got we'll again in a few
weeks and We were soon hauling wood
again. But we could never get Buck
and Bride 90 climb that mountain as
long as they lived. They would go any
place on level ground. but stopped and
would not so a step mp a Hill. Father
did not try 10 make them do Il. as he
said they had earned the right TO do
as they wished about IT, We had
them for many years and finally they
died of old age
Those horns are the ones which
We're broken on In our wild ride down
the mountain. You may have them.
boys but take good care Of them for
the sake OF my two good old oxen. d"
Marion \. Long, In Detroit Free
Press
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L Y q . Richmond, Freder
=. [ OK .ieksburg, and PotS
mac Railroad

TRAINS LEAVE -NORTHWARD
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1851 Noon Week Days-Byri St. THROUGH.
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notation
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500 +. M-Daily- Byrd Street Through.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND SOUTHWARK
e'ao A. N-wsek Days-Elba. Ashland Accom-
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ington Accommodation.
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l--' j. M-usiy-MaIn Street THROUGH
$3.50 T. N-naiiy-Byrd Street Through.
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through Exposition Special.
s;l, p naily-ByrI Street Through
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ol5 p. 81 Daily-Waia street. rhr,,,-b
N"lt Pullman sleeping OPP parlor oars obi, an
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~" Trans Co AMI from Byrd Street station
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-17

which slide in the grooves. One OF
the covers has the center slightly hol-
lowed out, so that small bean may
be glued in the hollow and slip over
the end. when the cover IS drawn or,
without catching.
Now, explains the Philadelphia Led
ger. put three beans loosely In the box
and shut the lids before displaying the
box to your friends.
Hold the box loosely in your hand.
so that either side may be turned up.
and ask one OF your friends 70 guess
odd" OF Even" II he says ~even."
turn the box so that the cover with
the bean glued TO the under side Is
uppermost. and slide it of. when three
beans win be seen In the box II the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-17

uniting the separated and bring
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back and with an extra stick. or
wand. strikes the first stick a hard
blow exactly in the center. breaking
it neatly ia hale without SCATTERING
the pipes a surprisir- feat as every
ono well knows how easily clay pipes
break even in the gentle process Of
bubble blowing. The explanation OF
this seeming bit OF maSic. says Good
Literature. lies i'm the fact that the
blow is given so suddenly that the
force has not time Co travel beyond
the point where it fen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-17
MYSTERY OF THE BEANS.
Trick Box Which You Can Make and
Have Lots of Fun With.

Every boy likes to do tricks, but
when he can easily make his own
trick his joy is doubled. Here is a
neat one and is made thus:
Get some thin pine strips and whit
tie out two sides the shape OF those
shown in an illustration, cutting
grooves for the covers at the top and
bottom, as the box has a cover above
and below. Next white out the end
pieces, which are square, just like the
ends of any box. Nail the sides and
ends together, and fit in the covers,
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THE MAGIC WAND.
II Can BE Made to Co a Puzzlino
Trick.

stick about a yard long. two pins.
two pipes and another stick are laid
out on the table by the performer.
Then he requests two Of the specta-
tors 70 stick the pins ia either end Of
one stick. This done. ne requests two
OF the others to take mp the pipes.
these being Of clay and naturally
very fragile Then the stick with the
pins in the ends is to De la,d across
the pipes. the pins alone touching the
bowls. In this position. while the
spectators are holG'n the pipes sup
porting the stic&. the performer steps
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-17

Small and hungry Julia climbed TO
her seat at the tea table the other
evening and exclaimed in eager. de-
lighted. caressing tones.
"Oh. Jelly, We are going 90 have
jelly just love jelly-but. mamma.
what makes It so Royal
Magazine.
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Anxious Mother.-Little Bobby cries
for the moon every night. / dont
know what to DO about il.
Old Doctor.-Oh, he'll outgrow that
in time. When he grows up he Will
forget the moon and want the earth.
Chicago Daily >.Nvs.
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THAT speechmaker is not very
careful grammarian"
No. answered the disinterested
observer but people don't mind that
so long as he is an epigrammarian-"- -
Washington Star.
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Different Now

The Parson-it must be some con.
ISOLATION TO know that you. made your
late husband happy.
Young Widow-Oh, yes. Poor
George was in heaven I'll he died
Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-17

Il love art for arts sake" said
young DeAuber.
Il was afflicted the same way at
your age" rejcined Old Brushly. but
now love II for the moneys sake
Chicago Daily News.
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a Great Favsri,.

The German ambassador. Speck Won
Sternberg. has won the hearts OF the
Roosevelt boys 10y teaching them
horseback riding and jumping. The
baron was a private in the Franco
German war.
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5ox is turned the other side up. and
The cover slid OF. four beans viii be
seen in the bottom. and thus you can
mystify your friends by making the
beans odd or even at viii.
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Their tale OF love VAS brief bu,
comprehensive"
what was IT,"
First he went 20 court and sued Tor
he- love"
What then?"
"She went TO court and sued for
damages. baltimore American.
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New Zealand's White Population.
The white population OF New Zea-
land is now $50 600. having increased
III. 900 in the last five years.
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Now Is the time. Send your
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look pleasant
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COASTLNF

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ior n ana ". Rv. West. s.S.l0 and sa...
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PBOF. d. d. BRUCE. NJ. d.

the only Living Apostle OF Science
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Nori' TO cOmpet0 with him Pos
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s1nnn in GnIh ID .

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all we unbelievcrs. scoffers ana jeer-
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low spirits and let HIN lift the bur
den from your aching and Jealous
heart. He challenges the World 70
compete with him in causing a speed
y marriage with the one you love:
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Strange. WonSss-S F4t TIE are
the awe stricken to- q ~ - The
Great Australian Medium
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
new YORK TEAM
! NQMLN.I. R.L!!CHMQND
Elberfield Could Not Appear Be-
cause Of His Wife's
illness.
MCGUIRE HAS CHARG + Of MEN
tWill8Put Up q Swift Game To-
day With shaffcr's
Men. af

r. 81 y ! =
Tho New York Americans, or what
Is left OF them on their way homo,
reached Ricllmond last night from At
lanta. They will go UP against tho
Richnond team at, Broad. Street Park
this afternoon at.4 o'clock, and from
be mostly OF pitchers Il rafting good
game is likely to- result.
Neither Elberiield, orth, Griffith nor
Chase Is here with the tam. They
NEXT M,si w Weeks se' Slberieds wife a IS il
and he had to go on home from Al,
lanta. although Mcclure said last night
that was q great disa l,l, na for
ing forward to his trip to Richmond.
where he first went Into big ball, and
where c has 50 many III fre 1n a and
team aar untll later as0 and GriTth has gons
ahead to make arrangements for the
opening OF the season.
Mcclure. who has charge Of the
w nunei fast aa getting into shape hap and he
expects the boys to land tho pennant
Gheybro i not On the club ,,.s T am, az
baseball, for tho present y least, and
Among those here are two catchers
and two outhelders and six pitchers:
among the latter being Keefe, who VIII
pitch in to-day's game.
The i,ae;up VII , be ,9ms.hin i, 4 like !;
ss sast third baf Ssse f peSe
ahortstop: Johnson; castlcton and
Riggs, IN the outfeld. and Hughes, eS- -
Were Played Out. !
The men were pretty well played out
when they reached here after the long ,g
trip from Atlanta. They went to the
L A 10 md mos
retired shortly afterward.l They look sea
soned and in shape, but they say they
are still chasing after Condition" ~ and
will not be satisfied until the last - day
| Mcguire looks as young as ne dld M.
teen years ago. and he says he is Just
| as active. He carries the same old twin
kle in his eyes, and the same Jolly ,ssi
player OF ,khe country, and has he!ped
tnany clubs on to victory. He has held
his Own lin the big league. while scores
Of younger men have dropped back into
1--WE are going in from the Jump this
season to get a cinch on the Dennant.,''
he said last night. land II We dc! not.
the other fellows vii know that 50 p ln ne.
to fght ike the mischief to Il beat us
~ aslborfeld was Very, rnuc diAappo'nteed
in not beng able to come Win N US .saa g
r,snv q time IN affectionate terms of his
old friends. here, and of his old cap ar,
tain. Jake Wells. He says Y az n !, e
not been for his early training y. under t,ss
wells he would never have .S risen IL 40 tns
Manager shaffer wae around With the
men fora while last night, and Masnate
bradley was ,on hand. to shake ha nd,
with the ysitars. The team Day az ,M -.
days against the Collegians. and Long.
/ Mulhail and Cassidy will probably pc ~
lathe box curing the game. 3sf:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
i DELAWARE WINS. I. 4.
Game With Carolina Was Slow
s and Full Of Errors.

CHAPEL HILL. N: G., April 5A.-Cairo D.
lima was defeated this evening q SLOW
Eaine 81 the University Of !, DeiaW W. e.
with a score OF s to s. The game ne
vas SLOW ono and full Of errors pg
10th sides. The chief features. OF the
taroliriu tried three OF her pi i,saa s.
butfnllg fithem were equally IN SUCCESS > 3 (
ful in winning the game for I ~ iva
story.ssforRC Carolina. pitched the ilrsI
three innings: Morrow. tho secono
three. and Captain Thompson, inc TO-
nnainder.5 4! Story got three Dagger
Old claware's pitcher, Doane, IN Inc
sixth Inning. but only scored one run;
Delaware made five runs IN the third
inning, thus practically winning tho
game. 1e:9 -h
Carolina--James third base Whit
aker. shortstop; Thompson iloftfield;
Hamilton, first base; Story, centre
field; Montgomery. second base; $
Rogers, catcher; Morrow, pitcher;
Notwithstanding. catcher: McGar-
yey, second base; Flowers. shortstop;
Cullen, first-base: Taylor, third base !;
Old. leftfield; Doane. pitcher; Obeir,
.rightfield; Price, ctntreiield.
The score by Innings: r. II.
Carolina. ...1 Os0HS 10 o 0-5 4 6
Delaware, $50 S o 0E2#030 0-S 6 6
Batteries: Carolina-Story, Morrow.
Thompson and Rogers. Delaware
Doane and Adkins. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
30|!|T'|0iI
UPSET TALENT
Feature Of tic Day Was Handi-
cap, Won by Slick
away.
TICKLE DID NOT SHOW
Warner Had the Jump Race at
His Mcrcy-Garth's Entry
Ran Third.
DID NOT SHOW

WASHING ToN. April 1.-The feat
race, a. handicap for tfrec-ycar-oids
and UP. Nearly NIL OF the nine start
crs had following. but notable
Eplunge was made on Vender, ridden by
lsadtkc. The running, was made by
away came fast, with Right and True
tapping him, the former winning in
a drive. The favorite, Tickle. d Id not
figure. A big upset Occurred in the
second. OtWell. ut 80 to i, Eon easily.
Lady Powell, the odds-on favorite, ran
n bad race. In the handicap steeple-
headed. Garth's souvigny got third
place.
First race-5 10 fuflongs- sllckaway
6 to / and 2 to y, first; Right and
True C15sto Land 6 to ~. second; Cousin
Kate 20 to ~, third Time. 30
Second race--SclllrL 4 10 furlongs-Ot 1T
we'll (30 to l and to u. first; Awlcsss
1O to / and A to ~, second; Nerrimac
q to y. third. Time. :5s.
Jack Mc1Scon e to 5 and / to 81. first:
Eur!pides % to 10 and l to ~. second
Umbrella (25 to y /. third. Time. 1:294-5.
Fourth rnce--H andicap steeplcchase.
about two miles-Varner 6 to Q and 8 to
10Y, first; Or. Keith Us to 8 and to 81.
second: Souvigny Is to 52) third. Time.
4:oB s Al @
Fifth racc-ono mile-old Colony t2 to
to IL and to i, second; viii Do e to
u, third. Time. 1:43 is. RE-
Sixth cc--Handicap. mile and 100
yards-Ormondes Right e to 5sand / to
p, first; Campaigner 6, to l and even)
second; Sonomn Belle q to ~. third.
Time, 152.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
BR|GH7
FOR AMATEUR LEAGUE

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Rich
mond Amntcur Baseball Loaguo was
held last night. the chief object OF
tho session being the consideration OF
the names OF the players presented by
tho SIN teams. Az the players suE-
ncccpted. and there was not a dissent
Ing volco hoard.
The Richmond Amateur Baseball
League Is composed OF six teams--The
A q Lqeomot!ye Company the
.apenko and Ohio Offices, tho Evening
Journal, tho Southern Bell Telephone
Company andsThe Times Dispatch.
All players who Will play in the
games Q. tho League this season wore
registered last night. The season will
open on April 27th. A permanent
trophy. won last year by tho Locomo :
tIya Works team. is offered by The
The. competition this year win be
soyon keenor than 1t was last season,
when an unusual amount OF Interest,"
league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
.V|RG||IN||A WINS
. FROM QUAkERS
Captures Second Game from
Pennsy in Easy style-score,
S to 2.
.Lspecial to The Tllnes- Diapatch.

\, Especial to Tho Timos- D tspatch.l
u CHARLOTTESVILLE, va, April A.
Virginia too ktho second game from
Pennsylvania in easy style, 8 to 2. For
seven innings the Quakers were blank
ed. Susong allowing but two hits and
his teammates giving him almost per-
feet support. In the eighth, after
Webb had walked, Captain i Judd sim
gled to centre. scoring Webb. In tho
ninth, Fennell counted on ]. Henry's
slashlng drive Pennsylvania's twirler,
Layton, was touched up pretty freely,
Captain Walker and Honaker each got.
ting triples. Susong also got In two
opportunc drives. Both backstops put
In faultless game. Brown being loud
ily npplauded for sensational catcl,
of a foul. 81 E
I Tho score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
SEMINARY WINS. s5
Theological Students Defeat Uni.
yersity College Of Medicine.

Imam Intensely interesting game Union
Theological Seminary turned tlse tables on
the University College OF Medicine BY the
score OF 10 to ., " was anyhoty's tgar.ai
until the ninth inning, In this Inning tina
lnora was Q TO o.. WITH two cut and two
on bases Hooper by n timely single sbrolighty
In the winning run. For tho 1ntvarslty fsol-5
lege OF Medicine Mcdowell playad star
game In loft fiaid. Roper at third, CarpEfS
in tho hox and Wilson on hrst base nelded
their positions swell. Thompscn tor tbs
Seminary relieved H0thorn In thss third b!lnr
pitched good game Both teams hixhIy
Appreciated the effieic,, umpire. Epsx
3atteries--Fpr I. c.. NJ. byrd. GarparS Anh2
ThaWplpn and Sop1reAl e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
VICTORYtFOR MONTREAL
.Lynchburg Outbats Canadians,
u. = 9rS..1.,: . - = u. .

But Bad Fielding Loses Game.
[Speclaltos The Times-D ispatchs
LYNCHBuRG. VA. April 4.-Mon-
treal defeated Lynchburg this after
Noon in a gingerless Eamo. marked by
FIVE double plays-----three3 by tho locals
and two by tho visitors-by the score
4 to l. The home team easily carried
off the batting honors. but they lost
their game in tho second. when a pop
fly was allowed to drop unnelded be-
tween Oakley and Goodrich at third.
This was followed by an error which
should have retired the side, and then
a SCRATCH hit and a triple by Romcr
rrtted three runs.
The score: r. Ia, =;
L%nchburg .....001 90 o 00--1. 8 a
Montreal ...,.. o3 O o o 0 Il o. 10 q
Patterics-Oakley and Stewart and
Bentley and HanntEan; Romer and
Kittridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Here Are a Few Items.
y We have hundreds Of Others lust

as cheap.
California I1vapornted PcacI,cs, per
t pOuhN .',...'' ~, 's'..'.. 1880, LIE
Good Carolina Rice, per lib, .... H.. DC
x large bars Swifts Pride Soap for. :5c
I Best Americnn, Y; Granulnted Sugar
per pound ...i.! ..S...4 3-Se
best Quality T6natocA, cal. !. ...,..7c
Sugar Corn, 4 Cans for. IL. no
(: lbS, Mountain ll0ll Butter for $500, :..5c
Clipped Dccf, DC can, % cans for -, :2.oc
New Navy Dcans,s per .........7c
Large Irish Potatoes, zoe pcckJ Or,
per busl,el n. ...is..., ......,..75c
Fresh ii Soda Cracker. or Ginger
Snaps, per pound .........s.'..;.... 40
Good Lard, per pound 500. % 1-.c
MStIer's Outs packaEe .,.........,.u c
Good Salt Pork; per Id, .,.,,s 1-.c
Macaroni or Spaghetti, per lb,,.., DC
With YIaxel Toilet SOAP, 8 to box. LOG
Whole Sweet PICKLES, per qt....,.1 0s
Sweet Mixed Pickles, at. hot II. 100
large bottles Tomato Cntsup /, \. +, Zoe
Flesh or Corncd California Hams,
DEE pOunu. ..''..5,s.'. '.....Al 1-Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

In execution Of a deed OF trust, datetff
February =, 1906. and recorded In,
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
having been made in tho payment Of % 4
portion OF the debt therein secured, ,Ls
Will sell by auction, on the premises,a ons
MONDAY, APRIL 8, u 9O7,
at 6 O'clock p. NJ,
tho UNCONVENTIONAL property, fronting
81 foot on Broad by depth OF II 2OBfeer Il
map q. the William G, Allen Ad ditlon.Sss9
f TERMS Enough In cash to pay cost
Of sale, any taxes that may be dues
same from February 2, 1907; residue
at and 23years from day OF sale With
interest added, and BIO secured yStrnst5
chaser. This sale is made subject to-
q prior decd OF trust Ito secure the pay ~
ment Of $4,000. with interest thereon.f
II. I. POLLARD. IT.,
ISsi S84,i Trustee Il 5Ya;