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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
GREGG IS WINNER
OF ARMY RACE CUP
Novel Contest at Benning Among
Service Horses Ridden by
Troopers
THREE FAvoRl1Es WIN OUT

BENNING, D. c.. November Gone
of the most novel contests In the his
tory of the Benning's course was, de-
cided to-day, when an even dozen en-
listed men from troops OF United
States Cavalry and batteries OF the
unitsd States field artillery. mounted
on the best horses OF their several
commands, met In the race for the army
mounted service cup and a purse Of
5000.
Gregg, the fayorite. ridden By sud-
dler James q. Magrath. OF the Thir-
t .enth Cavalry, proved an easy winner.
Dan. an eight-year-old, ridden by Ser
geant Roy Miller. OF thef Eleventh
Cavalry. set the pace to. the turn into
the home stretch, when Gregg took
command, and finished first by three
lengths. Summarizes: 80
First race-Highweigh handicap.
seven furlongs,- old course Comedienne
Is to II first. Sanguine e to 81 second.
Right and True (21-3 to II third.
Time. 1880.
Second race-the Southern steeple-
chase, about two n1iles-My Grace Is
to 81 first, warrenton e TO 81 second,
Flying Machine (out} third. Time.
4:2i.
Third race--tiIe Autumn Amateur
Cup. six furlongs: Columbia course
flreDrano " 10 o. nrSt, Simple hon.
ours e to II second. killochan q to
81 third. Time. f:1S 1-o.
Fourth race-the Army Mounted Ser.
vice. SIX furlongs; old course Especial
race--Gregg g TO ~ first. Dan (2 to
y second, Randolph (even) third. Time,
1882.
Fifth race-one milc--Lady Avis q
to u first, Wilton Lackaye 90 to y
second. Noblesse Oblige C. to y third.
Time. 1:I5 as.
Sixth raee-handicnp. one nlile--E'o.
guessing Is to ~ first, Graziallo e 10
IDssecond, Hooray e to 81 third. Time.
1873.
Seventh race-one and one-eighth
miles: old course-Miss Crawford G.
to 81 first. Scion ShinYls Is to 50 see.
ond, Campaigner g to 81 third. Time.
500. "a
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The hast Of tho big football games OF tis
year. and the most specMcular aud nerceiy
fought. perhaps. is that between the elevens
o. tho Naval Academy at Annapolis and
th. Military Academy at West Point. or the
Navy and the Arm;. as the teams are pop
uiuriy known. Tickets TO the game are
distributed through official channels. and
cannot be purchased, so that the crowd. while
large. viii be selected aud exclusive. The
President, tho Secretaries Of the Navy and
War. and hundreds OF prominent army and
navy officers VIII see the game.
\ The navy team won last year and has q
strong team this year. but the army team
is generally regarded shade stronger on
the showing made. But one team has
beaten West Point or scored on the army.
wl.erens swarthmore decisivcly defeated the
r.,.vr. Vanderbilt tied the Tars and Harvard
defeated them. Tho army appears bette!
on the Defensive. though little II any
ST. ongs. ia offensive work. It's an even
guess in picking the victor. though, Is there
Be- ahys sdvahtasc. It is probably in favor
OF the army team.
The game wkll be played on ktahkHa
Field, Philadelphia
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FAyoRlTEs FARE. BADLY
OsIy one wsss-faltst Htt Hare -


OnJy 0ne wfIs--f1ltxt HIT Hare ~
Blackbmn.s Victory.
. NEW ORLEANS. La. November ga
Favoritss Jared badly at City Park to-
day. only one. Rebounder, In the last
race vim ing. The talent received
quite drubbing as the result Of Black
burns victory in the fourth race. He
was backed from 25 to 10 to I IN the
betting. Weather clear, track heavy.
Summarizes: st 4
First receive and half furlongs-
Curnayaca 6 to II first, La Soeur 6
to y second. Sylvia G. (15 to y third.
Time. 1:1e 3.5.
Second race-six furlongs. selling
Lucy Young Is to ~ first, DR.. McCluer
a to4l5 second. No Trun1per $50 TO u
third Time. lis 4-5.
Il Third receive furlongs. selling
Ansonias (16 TO ~ first, Divorcee 6 to
- second, Sir Cyril Is to ~ third. Time,
1905 as.
Fourth race-six furlonEs, selling.
Blackburn 60 to y first, Suffice tt5
to y second. Charlie Thompson q to
1)third. Time. rs 30.
Fifth race-one mile, selling--Morti
boy (sito y tirst, Ace High III to ~
second. Coltness q to - third. Time.
1:47 40.
sixth race--tnile and a Quarter, sel1-
ing-Rebounder g. to 81 flrst, Trenola
as to - second. vincentio 10 to ~
third. Time, a:16 Sl-5. Il
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JUNIORS cELEBnATE.
Danquet and Footl,all OFstery ut Wake
~ Fsrest Collsge.

r VITAL O0u3l 8Ss
WAKE FOREST. n. c.. November 90
The junior football team. winters OF
the class Championships served stump.
.tuous banquet last night to Its mems
bers and number Of invited guests.
Az $50 Clock they assembled In the
pariors OF the old Purefoy Hotel. Mes
damet d. IT. Slsdd and ]. r. Crozier
acting az receiving party.
Altar short time. In which all wcrd
tuning UP for the pleasant hours which
were to follow, they retired to the din.
Ing apartments; where four dainty
ing as hostess.
Hipp. responded to hy DR.. 3. F.. sledd
pressing himself as heartily desirongsof
1 strong football spirit in the college,
and that the trustees allow the college
sEain to enter Intercollegiate con.
tests. They were followed by Afessrs.
r.. L.. Mcmillan, who reclted Tan o.
spoke on football, 'iHow we Won,
The company then retired to the par
lors where they were entertained by
Mechanics 3. F. Sledd and J. r. Cro-
xisr, wtlo rende ID several solos.
The renair1der OF the evening was
spent An social chat. ~
Mrs. sledd. 11 Direetor s and Mrs an !.
r. Crozier. Miss Brewer, of Raleigh,
guest d Miss Tim srlake: Miss Can
way, OF Fran linton guest OF Miss Ca-
Wis; Miss Ada Lee Tjmberlnke. Miss
3 Lethys e Davis, Miss Ruby Reid, Miss
Bessie Dun. Is ss,.
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DISTINCT IMPROVEMENTS.

r.. O. Dun s. Co. Find Conditions All
over Cnvt,ttry Growing Detter.
NEW YORK. November 29.--Fs. g.
Dun s. Cas- Weekly Review OF Trade
Tomorrow will say:
Confidence Is returning. hut con.
servatlsm IS still much IN evidence. es,
factories are only operated to till OF.
iders, no accumulation OF stocks being
permitted, pend'ng more settled con y.
resumed. Retail trade is more set ~
sales OF holiday goods supp non TIN :
dealings IN staple merchandise. More
Closed banks fav6 resttnled bus! mess.
gold has arrived from Europe IN larEe
Volume ard bank.nota circulate on exc
5f,aY1ds In response to speetal facilities
offered by the Treasury. One Of the
bet features OF the week at this city
was the practical elimination OF tho
premium, on CURRENCY.
Output OF tirltshed steel products he's
declined still further and more ptg
iron furnaces are Idle. but the aei,t.'
ilnent Is not d sn1orallzed at leading CEN
tres.
Prospects ara brighter for an early
RESUMPTION OF buVinG IN primary mar,
skets for cotton goods. Stocks In the
hands uS distributors are known TO bt
ydenIeted aiid reduction IN work at thu
mills has prevented any acrunlula ttoll
lat first hands, Meanwhile quotations
remain nom!nalW unchanged, and nd
readjustment is expected until condi,
lions are favorable for a substantial
Volume of business.
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. AUCTION SALE.

Pursuant to an order entered in the
United States District Court for the
ter OF Henry schnurnaan. bankrupI. I
will offer for sale, at public auction,
on the premises, sis E. Main Street. i'll
the city OF Richmond. Virginia. on tho
% Sd Day OF DECEMBER, 1907.
at II O'clock A. NJ. all the property
Of said bankrupt, consisting OF a large
lot Of woollen sufttnEs for mems cloth
ing, show cases and fixtures. This pro-
perty will be sold In parcels to suit the
bidders, and offers a rare opportunity
to the public to purchase suit patterns
= : EMMETT sEAToN. Receiver.
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auftipn 4alts. :1uturt Dag5.
Sse-4~-~~.> =. Z,
BY Il. 3. Chaftin & Co.. incorporated,
Real Estate Auctfoneers. W

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
FTsAMh RWEIIalsSf 81 ST Eo1 SssIES
LEIGH srREETs.-By virtue Of . Der.
tain deed Of trust, dated 20th day sot
February. 1897. and of record In the
clerks office, Richmond chanser 81.
having been made In the payment Of
the debt thereby secured. and being
required so to do by the nefictary.
will sell by auction. upon the prom
sATURpAY. THE afsT DAY OF DE.
CEMBER, 1907.
at 4 o'clock r. NJ the property locates
Street. The lot has q front Of 30 by
wide. VA
4. TERMS. Cash, as to expenses 0f sale
and bond Of sos. with per cent.
Interest thereon till paid: the residue
as may be named at Ltinle Of sale.
3. O. JAMES,
Substitute Trustee,
as per decree Of the Richmond Chancery
Court. entered on tho 10th day OF Mo-
veri1ber, 1907.
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FLEMING TO LEAD
HAMPDEN SIDNEY.
Fast End on This Years Team
Elected Football Captain
for 1908.
REVIEW OF SEASONS WORK

HAMPDEN-sIpNEY COLLEGE, No
ysmber 2a.--Witi1 the game with VIII
liam and Mary on Saturday last the
1907 football season at Hampden-Sid-
ney closed. While disappointing in
iDany ways. 1t was not without some
features which give the team cause for
congratulation. In the first place,
after two years filled with severe in
turies to a number Of players and the
death OF one. this season no one was
hurt except In some minor way. Not
q little OF this good fortune was due
to Coach Nutter. who taught his men
not only how to play. but how to take
care OF themselves while playing. Then
too, some of the scores were crafty
Ing. They held down the heavy Techs
to is to ~ defeated the Medical COLI
lAge of Virginia, Randolph Macon
Academy and Randolph-Ma College.
In the game With William and Mary
aiso they outplaved the Ancients. and
but for an error of judgment would
have carried the ball o. or.
The score made by William and Mary
was due to Feuerstine, ~ho las won
all the games for his team by MS abil.
lily to. drop goals from the heIG.
Tho sting, which remains IS the dis
astrous defeat at the hands OF Rich.
3,Hc4O lSSIiCSSs NIIS lfSiN .ldIIfINtEll. tsIOs
ney's Ill luck again pursued her. Armi-
stead's being declared Ineligible on the
eve of this game though no question
had hitherto been raised, and the III.
jury to Captain Johns IN the first three
minutes Of play proved too disl,eurten-
ing for. the rest of the team to play
up to thei. former excellent form, and
the men went to pieces, by their
game with William and Mary they
demonstrated tho fact that they could
still work together successfully.
Some geod men have been developed
also. Fleming. who played last season,
at quarter. has this season become an
end that will make football me,, who
see hin, play SIT up and take notice.
Coach Nutter. who has played such
teams as the Army. the Navy, George
town, and all the big Southern teams,
considers Him remarkable player. He
weighs only 118 pounds, and Is Just
nineteen years OF age. HIS team.
mates showed their confidence in him
BY elscttng him captain TOR next sea-
son.
Draper. too, has made good as N
end, and witt be first.olass man an
other season. this beiug the first year
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ADJUSTMENTS
AosAomy-Dafk. ss
1 BijOu-faTke Girl Rames.''
!. /! Ia Z. s,ss,. Rink asd Rus


ono OF the most dramatic events of
the season VIII he the coming Of The
,dy's powerful drama OF Western life.
which Henry Tile i Will present ct the
Academy on Tuesday and We dnesday.
with wednesday, matinee. The Great
Divide" has BEEN acola flied by lead
Ing dramatio CT tics as the long await
"a great American play" y had g
phenomenal enga cement OF over 500
nights In New York
sioths, hyenaa. Wolvsa ana fKassianl
TEDDY bears are putting on one Of AZ ho
funniest animal acts ut the Fernri Jun
Their dancing and other stunts keep
the audiences conyplsed. Another no.
lticeable feature OF tile combination OF
animal actors Is tho part the .hysnas
play, In previous animal exhihltions
the hyanas, the most difficult OF tlltf
four-laggetl beasts to train. have heei.
used only Y, MI IN. !, taklng ne part q,
THIS lhy4,las play q conspiouo us part II,
shs Psy,oS1aa ana r'nE asySlya1s
Or HtuntAS s 3l,'s..ssssss a "a, s.
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FAMOUS HORSES ARE SOLD
Nancy Hanks. Highbull. Kentucky Todd
= - and Others Mt Auction.

Nancy II aOk0s Nf1I8uUuAsshn ens y = = 49,
and Others Mt Auction.
NEW YORK. November re- ,2 Ss'- 1enlas
day 81, the "old Glory" horse. sales e.
Madison Square Garden Today: ana .11
night III thoroughbreds had changed
hands for a total Of si5ls5l. Nancy
Hanks, the famous trottins nnarfs now
twenty-one years OF age. which held ld
tine trotting record OF s:o4 from 2! ,1 1sss
den, 81 Lexington. Ky, for. the modest
sun, Of 81 500. while Todd the tr : 9,
ting stallion. with a reaord OF c:l4 3-.s.
sold for 100000. a. Carson. OF New
York, was the purchaser acting for
William G. Bradley.
The other horses, which brought big
prices, were Drest Hal t hns, s| PAGER I
Howard Cobb. of ithaca, n. for
$4,000. and High Ball. { s ga TO =. $
o.sl sa'es a. for sl,s = losg aa1s
,A.n,or,g the sales were the following
.Waverly, b. g., 4. by Goratoria; Pattie
sutton to L. 2. cMechen. Nc hen,
80 inf.
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oUroLAss ST. ANDREWS d
AahIaud Football Team Finds Little
I. DitllcuIty IN Defeating Them.

! A football game between anna teu eur
teams was played on the =: AndreM y :
at ii O'Clock. The St. Andrews boys
were outslasssd In every pSi,nt 81 q tine e
vas WFigtit, right half, formerly o.,
Princeton. who made a sensational run
Of sixty yards .thr ough the ST. AndreW,s
md. the Woodherry star, put UP g
II andrew's. Positions. Ashland.
q ilsn,s 4. -. centre CLARK
KIN s'3 4 fsl right guard Chencry
s inn1sv5 u -Jeft guard v, n. Tucker
t q right tackle ~. j. Jatkson
3Ta,vidnr Taft tackle e. Newman
Lachriaz 80. right end Aderson
Lee 2 left end "a $3.50. BALDWIN
,Hetzer.. Il quarterback ~. !. Randolph
Iaran fnr;l gfullback 80. .Trevilliar1
si,Hnzert 1890. left half 49,. BrldEe
no or rn,ar . Right half !, :. Wright
Score AZ "a o In favor of Ashland.
Referee, Robinson. .Timekeeper. Cox.
Umpire, Midyette. .ta5
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coca sale. 81 Topa eco.

For the tobacco dealers, this has
been the l'bast week Of the season.
MrJnlins Il. Hobson, OF the ST en y,
shaw Warehouse, sold for Nh.
CLARK, OF Hanover s g, w 81
the 5price being tho largest obtalnsa for
iris variety 81 tobacco durlnG the ss'a-ss
son thus far. Messrs q Ohm H., Jas ;s,G
q Co. sold pannasA,t ef Ia,asa as'g t
Wren,,, Of Iowhatan, for an average
ssprico az sl3. 5a per hundred pounds. thu Y
best bringing 3l6, The dealers g TO
expecting, bigger 81 eMtNeAss IN
better prlseSE 1oE ASas " ~ ~ III ~
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Daily Court r ord
Supreme Court ,os App.a

Proceedings III the Supreme Court OF
wny Company vs., Han sborou chs ad-a
grn.ai tratrtS, argued by Francis U,
SIXTH for plaintiff III error and ~. e.
NJ. Merton for defendant IN error, a,,d
5Subnllttsd. Il y. ;,ss
Smiths .Administrator w, Sorfol TX
and Western Railway Company, partly
argued hy L. W. Ander son for I'll atn..
tin in error and w liam G;ordon sRob-
lertsot TOR tendantNtn error. and con
3tinued until to-nlorows naorn!H s az ~
O'Clock, NJ Il "a, s
h Next case to be called: Rochester
German Insurance Company vs. Ntontl.y
man tai Savings, ASS eiation % Ba ltirS
more Md. SIX 4,4F z
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FOOTBALL STAR FINED

II n,es "A. Nuttcr. Former Tech Player.
Charxed With aultinx snbstltute
James A.. Nutter, a former. star on tn e
Virginia Polytechnic II stituta f6 % !!
iG ss was III tt,s Police Court yes
stsrdaY morning charged With assault
5iSeS ar,d beating. Leslie Robinson, 2
substitute this years Tech team.
lHeEwat tined SO and costs. !. 1. /. v, \
III The, north tern ornerg Of the tied.
It was brought about BY, 4 q dispute /. IS
Is iNutter's light to 60 Into the club,
sf1ottse. the stjbatitutA having received
orders not Is allow any but those
dressed .nlSunifor,ll. to enter. Sergeant
Sowell and Policeman Thomas inter.
tered aud broke Up tho Els flt.s
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rryt.s to secure or,Aaaase.

SpecIaf 70 The TIncs- Dispatch.1 ~
SALISBURY. N. c., November S9. IL
An effort is being made TO secure tne
Age. authorized by the recent session
81 the annual conference at this place,
Tor Salisbury Rev. E. Is. McLarty.
pastor OF the Methodist Church. here. Is
actively engaged IN getting data set.
ting forth the advantages of locating
the orphannge IN Salisbury. ard II Is
believed that this place wiz win when
the executive committee meets to pass
upon the bids for institution.
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city Clrcnlt Court.

g. B. Ford co, (1nc,), the Jury returned
4 verdict foe s445.56, A motion was
made ~ the defendant to have the ver-
diet set aside on tho ground that II
Motion, however. continued,
Law and Equity Court, i
Judgment rendered n suit or y. Il,
Hips s. Son against y. n Ford. TOR
381 e,e3, sl
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GOLF AT LAKESIDE
Mr.. Weed Wins FiFst TOuPnSl aeat-To
Play Every Saturday.

" The -nryt-of the winter Golf Touriia.
merits was won. Thursda BY Mr.. W.
!ots n nj. |. Tho golf commit tie. % the
Iakestd 3 y Country Club has decided to
hold "a h4uditAp tournA ,neh every sat-
uraayS during the wlntsr. Entrance
player m akil1g lowest net score to get
slStys ne + cent. and second man forty
per cent: Of; balls. Regular I.akaside
lhandlca ps to he used. ~ a NJ
3 4, Tie In KS are. now irsvaiy good shape,
and ons!derabla interest is I being
eYl}ce q bys IN lido players.
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AatttinQ8.

~oN~-~-~-~~~~-N<~~@~-N
rEIE, MEMBERS OF PARAMOUNT
Hive, No. IA, L. O. 4. NJ, are re-
quested to meet at the home OF tl1eir
deceased sister, Mrs. Cora Hartman.
oa17 Please Street, SATURDAY.,
attend IN body, the funeral whtsll
will take place from Leigh street
Baptist Church at 8 2. 81. ND
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WEEKS p.ANE CLEIARlNGS
OF SOUTHERN CITIES

NEW YORK. Noysplbar 2e.--Total
isas5.sas,ooo last week, and s9,STs,'
Riehntond, $3.50 5000; decrease, SIS,
!. Savannah. 34,703.oo0 D decrease. 31.t.
Atlanta, )3,7da, 900: decrease, 2s.G,
Norfolk. $i,ass..ooo; decrease. $50,
Augusta 81 ;5ah. 900: increase. 30,
Knoxville $t.+4b, 900, III,
Charleston y1s.53 900; decrease, IS.
Jacksonvilie.3 ~ 1921 900.
Il Macon, sS1o.ooo: deereaae, $40.
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A. 81. Pierce. OF Lynchburg. and e.
c. Patton, OF Norfolk are among the
at MurptS's. 4L

Cor gressman Hal D. Flood. OF APP
pomattox. passed through the City last
night on hts way to Washington to
attend the opening Of Congress- on Mon.
phys for the night ind will leave
early this morning for the national
capital to be present at the Demo.
cratic CAUCUS OF Tho Houaer - hic1 wilt
M *. 'I Fiood Is S aScompanted s. his
friend and law partner. Common
wealth's Attorney San1uel Z. Fergus
son. OF Appomattox.
IT am for Bryan for President, and
son, when s4en In the lobby. a.
II read MY Bible nrst and the Coln-
moner next. scverys Sunday OF my life.
Bryan Is a great man. He will get
the nomination wirhout serious opposi-
ton. and I firmly believe he will win
Mr.. Ferguson will accompany Mr..
Flood to Washing ton q. day. ~
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Warm time Ahead.

nm dotn ma best with the flra. slr.'s
raid the jnnitorsa at tho door OF C;a,ley'a oi-
foe one cold morning; but In, afraid
can't make " very waTr, for you. You ace,
hsd fs III spIsa sa M
bS rare shortly. exp4ct."
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for president, and
: said Mr.. Tergus-

Sheriff William Williams, OF Bucl,
inghaI1, Is Iii the city. Captain Wit
.lian1s Is, perhaps, the oldest sheriff,
both In years and In point OF service.
In the State. He Is one OF the most
ton, and Is d fl RI, believer In the final
success Of Mr.. Bryan as a presidential
candidate. ss
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DRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
IN niSsf s Rs<tss e c TaE
CRETE CO.. Of Viz
ginla, q part partner. NJ ~ -4.
f essi HsI,s q L s1 KhSd M NO
and Samuel W. Hast :. nx ~
ings; and Jerry W. ha aal! : = - ss ~.
Hail, and Henry L:
Rhodes. and Samuel
w. Hastings. tndiFid- hi
uals. Bah41rnpts.
rG ro iss fe eoNenET II CO. o. d VIZ
ginia, Partnership compossd ct
Jerry W. Hall, Henry y F'hodes.3
and Samuel W. Has tings; and cry
~. Hall and Henry {. Rhodes, anu
Samuel w. Hastings. 1ndtyidualS. ot
htshn saa p 81 1T
Notice - hereby given that on TIE
ss sfd RRfEa1NFoRcED coNcRETE CO.. g
Virginia. q partnersl1tp cepaposed 81
samuel w; Hast!ps5; an and Jerry Ter 8. y
usl ". Hastings. individuals. were duly
first meeting OF their creditors Will
be held In my office, Rooms Noe. wv
aud s0a American National Ha m B4t.as
OF DEGENfRER, A.. D.. 1907. al l0.
O'Clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claillls, appoint q trustee, ex.
anime the bankrupt, and transact auch
other business as may properly come
before sa'u Ase'' TKos. B. sNEAp,
Referee in Bankruptcy.ss Y
November 90, 1902.
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rhss,xs the Gsvsrasr.

Lab Rennett, the twenty-year con-
wet from Stokes county, pardoned
Thanksgiving morning tor his good
7hchtv1or during the time be has served,
made a successful plea at the state
house Thursday morning to speak to
the Governor, and with tears streaming
down hts cheeks, knelt before the Gov
er1or to express his thanks for tho
blindness done him. There are extei,u-
9atine circumstances connected with
the crime OF murder for which Bennett
was sent up that fully warrant the
executive pardon granted him. He has
left for Ills old home, In Stokes, pledg-
ing himself to live al, honorable ana
useful life. IA -.
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MIR, r.. A. DUNLAP, JR.
Who developed the Richmond College
eleven, nnd whom many consider the
Eseatest football coach who has ever
worked IN the South. MIR. Dunlap u
taking the law course at Richm0nd
College, and may make his home here
pcrnna nently. @ ss III
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CLAIM THAT cost IS
NOT MUCH GREATER.
Witnesses for State Present Facts
to Show That 1,1trastate Busi-
ness Is Profitable.
'5ARponED MAN is GRATEFUL
lsree,sl,o The rla,es. p.spste,,.l

RALEIGH. N. c.. November y9.--1n
the southeyn Railway suit, testius the
OF tho 2 Ia cent pas-
sepgar rat. act, the greater part of
the sessions to-day we're devoted TO
further examination OF Secretary Henry
e. Brown, Of the Corporation Commits
sion. the trend Of the examination
being to establish the contention OF
the state that instead OF 1t costing 10
or even 10 cents more to carr, dollar
In intrastate than In Interstate traffic,
the cost is Certainly no more. and may
be less. Al array o. figures were
given by Mr.. Brown. taken from re-
ports OF the Southern to the commits
siou, giving earnings OF various Sorth
Carolina short lines, as compared with
tho earnings OF the whole system.
Late In the aftertoon afr. brown
was excused for while. and G. w.
ts.iimau, expert accountant. Of Ken
lucky. was examined.
lie has had twenty years experience
In railroad accounts. He testified that
his examination into railroad figures
convinced him that Interstate business
was even more profitable than inter
state business. Mr.. Hi1lman VIII be
recalled later and the examination OF
Secretary Brown wilt be resumed to-
III Il i
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Alr. Pred Harper. a prominent lawyer
OF Ly'Tchburg, wllo is q son In. law and
law partner Of Senator John w. DAN
iel, is IN the city on legal bus moss, ana
ID stopping 1t the Richmond.