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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
Mr. TAYLOR CAME
RACKINGOODST LIE
BY Clever Handling Landed Es-5
sex a Winner and Was Loudly Il
Applauded.

. s. 8 E 4 s { ~
by admitting that he was an amateur
and granting him license to ride as
such
Mr.. Taylor was none too anxious
to display his skill for the profit of
tho men who had tried to smirchIhis
amateur standing, but he is better
sportsman than those who have kept
him on the ground for two years
when young ships without,3llalf. ny
skill or courage We're winning races
and incidentally lining their poeketsl
and when Mr.. Dion Kerr asked him(
to ride Essex III tho stccplcchase yes7
to-day he consented
Take tho mount, Bobby" said Mr..
Kerr. ut is your first In a long time.
you know, and \ want you to start or
with a winning one T think MY horse
has a good chance, and would rather
stay on the ground and see you bring
him home.'' 5s9
All of which, when YOU come, 70 70
think about it, proves that young MY
Kerr is about as good q sportsman
as there IS In the country. I'll &
Well, Mr.. Taylor took the mount
and how we'll he acquitted himself thes
historXSof tho race lows, VI was skill
Misunderstanding struggle. MIL ylor dis
playe @the former DUAL ityFtand Essex
tho latter The professional Jockeys $,
McIneEley nnrtlcularly.fs SO, ltd 4 eyery-- 81
thing possible to beat TAYLOR, Twice
during tho contest, the rider of 5l4ysis-
strata gnyc the amateur Jockey q rough.
deal bySfinterfering with him. OnE tho
fartturn, when both horse I'VE re racing
for tile last jump slde35sbF side. Mo-
Inerney tried to giVeSgfs Taylor the
8shoulder'.sand knock lilmsdout of tho
saddle Dut the amateurs Was too clever
for the professional aild came out Sot
tho tussle with the advantage in his
favor. ~
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was the frs, man TO so in the firing
pit for Montreal. WAS oncc with tho
New York Americans and has played
with Cleveland Cincinnati Los Angeles
and other big cities.
Newton made his debut in Norfolk. in
the Atlantic League, in 1897. From there
he went 10 Louisville and then on and
up. He is fine pitcher, fast and with
good control.
Kittrcdsc, Montreal's catcher, has
played in big leagues for years. and
is well known all over the country.
Iie has played in Chicago, Bal' .G~
and Washington, in all of which cities
lie made a reputation OF being a strong
man behind the bat. Hc is now man
aser and field captain of the Montreal
Club.
Conner, Montrcals other catcher. IS
also well-known in big league circles,
having once played with the New FORK
Americans. with whom he made good
reputation.
Hill. ono of the outfclders, has
played with the st. Louis Americans,
and last year was with Buffalo. in the
Eastern League.
Joyce was once in the ATLANTIC
League, and last year was farmed out
to Montreal from the New York Ameri-
cans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
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Now is the time to develop better
team batting. which the club lacked
last season. Several times Saturday.
when bunt should have been at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

a1t H. !. ~ a q 4 J.
tempted. The, patter tried to line it out.
hat double play did not result wa.
rare luck. The chit and run" game, il
developed will win many games wnien
otherwise will go in the lost coluaon.
Though Gus Salve, Rchmonds big
left-hand twirlcr. did not make, appar-
emily, a good showing in Saturdays
game against Montreal, Manager Shaffer
attributes it to tho fact that Salve had
arrived In town Just three days before,
and had not had sufficient time in which
to get his arm In shape. Naturally, he
would be a bit wild, especially when
going up against team as strong as
the Canadians. Salve was put In the box
more on account OF the fact that most
of the big batters of the visitors were
left handed and left-handed batsmen ind
it more difficult to hit left-handed
pitcher than one who twirls with his
right arm.
Manager shaffer says he expects salve
to make good yet. and the New Jersey
man will have every opportunity OF !.
showing the fans what he Is capable OF
doing when in good trim
The Lawmakers went up against a
much harder proposition Saturday than
the majority of the fans knew. Many OF
the Montreal Club have been IN DIE
leagues and have made regulations LOT
themselves. They are all good patsHen,
and they have a strong pitching anu
catching staff.
"Doc, Newton, the big pitcher VINO
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Louisville and you shall rl~s in q
Pullman car, too.
Wagner went away much to the
regret of his fellow-players on the.
team, and was happy. lie made good,
developing into the fastest inficlder in
the business, and fierce hitter. His
averages were so big that have for
gotten them. Then lie went to Pitts
burg for handsome figure, and l will
bet that the Pittsburg people would
not let him go for 100000"
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That young man O'Ncill has the air
of a batter about him. In his first
game he made good this appearance
by lacing out a couple of safe ones. t;i
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FINE UPHOLSTER1NG AND
MATT Il E,SSE,S.

JACOB uNiLAUT MAKES OLD PAR
lor furniture, couches, etc, look like
new. Let him do yours for YOU His
prices will not hurt you Try him.
Phone S292. Opposite Monroe Park.
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EXPOSITION VIsIToRs..--PoWHA-
Lodging and breakfast $3.50 per day.
Best place to see the exposition by
water and the navies of the world.
Cars and boats direct to exposition.
Apply to Miss HICKMAN. Hampton.
Va Box 40.
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Standing Of the Teams.
Boston. q: Cincinnati. o.

Boston, 8; Cincinnati, o.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, March a1.--Thc
Boston American League baseball team
defeated the Cincinnati National League
team in an exhibition game this -fter-
noon.
Score: r. II. E.
Boston ....... o o / 81 90 o Is L
Cincinnati -. 0 o o o 0 o o O 90 G 1
Batteries: Winter, Harris and Armbrus-
ter; Mason Coakley and Mclean.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarders at THE LURAY, 403
e. Main Street; excellent table: nice
rooms.
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bop MULES. TWO GOOD
ono nice lady's driving horse
q quick buyer. 1901 w. Broad
Phone 1920.
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WANTED, BoARDERS Tor SECOND
story front room; also fcr smaller
3. room. Phone 1854. 612 Il, tirlca,
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BRITONs WIN.
Defeat Spartans and Are Now in
First Place.

BY winning from the :5partans in
Inc Y. III. G. A. Basketball League
Saturday night, the I5rltonc are ny
in first place. Tho game started with
a rush, and the BritOns secured in tie
first half n good lead, which their OPP
lponents could not overcome.
Britons. Is. Spartans. 4.
i. w. Gates...... F...P. +. Thornton
q. Nj. schaefer. .I'.....W. Brauefr,n
l.. L. Van sant... .C......P. j. Pclra,i
u. H. Fox. G... Nice. Thorn cor
(Captain) t'captain)
y. a. Copeland. ...........1 GrccItrrc
Field baskets-Van SAINT, 3: Gates. 2:
.,onacfcr, McC. Thornton. Free throws
Fox, p. Thornton Point AWARDED
Spnrfops =.
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RUGS AND 5pRuGGETs
woven from old carpets. Mrs. a. ].
5 PYLE. 315 North Fifth.
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GEST AND BEST VALUES
Tered by AIRY &C. and l0c. store
new SC. and Zoe. Store, Jeffer-
\ Broad.
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PERMANENT TRANSIENT AND IA
BILE hoarders wanted at SIG North
Eighth,
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TUXEDO SUITS FOR RENT.

NEW WEST END sc. AND 10C. STORE.
TOMPKINS. Jefferson and Broad.
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Sc. AND 1oC. STORE.

% POST CARDS. 15C. +, A. HOLMES
POST CARD Co, Brewster, Ny.
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Personal.

EVERY DEPOSITOR IN a BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity and the host service. The
First National Bank OF Richmond,
Va, undoubtedly affords both. and
invites accounts from call classes
needing the facilities OF strong,
large. courteous bank. Assets.
$9,000,000.0O, Organized April. lS6o.
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Wanted.


WANTED. ALL WHO CAN APPRE-
cite very fine article of old Vir-
ginia mountain rye whiskey 20 know
that we have nine barrels Of the old
est 'Ye Old Virginia Fulcher" to be
had anywhere. Price, 81 per gallon.
delivered anywhere In Virginia or
North Carolina. Try sample lot
our three-year-old rye at 81, and
four-year, $3.50. If not as good as
you ever had for the price return
and we will refund your money and
stand express charges. Jugs and
packing free. D. r. GRIFFITH &
CO., 20 East Broad Street.
WANTED, HORSE TANCIERS. AT
tention. See Red Dillon. large. hand
some young bay trotting stallion An
Impressive. sire. from the famous
Baron Wilkes family. Service fee
W. j. CARTER, owner, 1902 Hull St.,
Manchester, Va. Phone 1920 L.
wANTED-YoUR DiEING. FRENCH
and steam cleaning; established Is lSs 81
Mrs. A. j. PYLE. 315 North Fifth
Street
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Female.

LRIENCnD SALES
department. Address,
IS, Box S407. Newport
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q VERY FACILITY FOR
after the rental of your
,having applicants for houses
aY: list them with us and we
~ them for good prices. Adj
FIGURE & CASPER. No. l-2
Eleventh Street.
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ALE. A FINE 1-YEAR-OLD
an excellent breeder Price
II. b. HOME. Dublin, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent SCHNURAIAN. 91S Z. Main. st.
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Boarding.

CAPE VIEW COTTAGE. BUCKROE
Beach, Va, opposite the Virginia
capes. six miles from the Jamestown
Exposition. For terms address Mis-.
T.. c. OuTTF,N, Hampton, Va
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and Statesmen.

RST.CLASS Al)NERTlS-
fSr CitA"Directory; to go
few weeks. Address
lire this office.
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WANTED, EVERY ONE TO SEE OUR
full line of buggies. Surveys. run
abouts and harness before purchas-
ing elsewhere. B. c. BR1STOW, I'LL
East Main.
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SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER.
Where? Why at JACOB UNILAUF'S,
EOS West Main.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND EN-
cellent board, 1902 u. Clay st.
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POST CARDS.

DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. SCHNURN1AN. 91S T.. Main St.
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Vetter, one of the new ones, stands
up to his work like a good catcher,
and II he makes good with the stick,
somebody else is liable to lose out.
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HATS CLEANED.

STIFF AND SOFT HATS CLEANED,
4. 25c Bindings. bands and sweat
feathers. AMERICAN MATTERS, 4Oi
+, Marshall
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PANAMA HATTERs.

PANAMA HATS CLEANED, BLEA CHI
ed, blocked and retrimmed like new.
AMERICAN 1ATTERS. 404 e. Mar
shall. $50
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lis n
season last with me
Riehrnond
looking
be
.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON PHO
noglaphs. records and supplies: whole-
sale and retail. c. B. HAYNES. 6D3
East Main.
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millinery.

&6)N SHOWING NEW, UP-TO-
models in snring millinery, I'M
Ia pattern hats, also copies OF
|spattern hats. Ready-to- wear
|Bin all shapes: everything in
hery line; also my suit and
y-t O Near Department complete.
JULIUS BEAR. 1A23 i. Main st.
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Ml02t
3 ONE CENT A WORD.
Miscellaneous.
1NCuBATORS.

APR1 l. AND May MATCHED CHICKS
come livelier, thrive better and ma
ture as early. because it is natures
own season. Chas. a. Cyphers in
cubntors and breeders give less trou-
bic than n setting hen. We are his
4 agents and 8cni,ry full stocks. Chick
en- feeds a speciality. w. j. TODD,
426 N. Sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO VISIT
the South's largest Furniture Store,
at Adams and Broad, y UEGENS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

i25C.STO 60c. SALAD BOWLS, 100
etyh at TOMPkINS,S "A &c, and \ oc,s
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

PARTS AND SUN
dries. Phone 5117.
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CARPETS AND DRAPERIES
CLEANED.

CALL, 252o AND OUR MAN WILL
call and examine your carpets and
draperies for dyeing, to match house
decorations. Mrs. "A. j. PYLE, 315 N.
Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
RED BASKET DEvILED CRABS.

WANTED, 10000 ORDERS FOR GOOD
Friday and Easter. Please order in
time. Call up COLEMAN, the Crab
Man. Phone 1876.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
ERENCH CLEANING.

LADIES WALKING SUITS FRENCH
cleaned are equal to a new one for
another season; Established 1850.
Mrs. A. j. 4iPYLE, $40 N. Fifth Street.
Phone 1922.
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opportunity.

I $4,000 IN CASH
tin and good po-
,ablished s4lufac-
(, % q:
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SHOE REPAIRING.

75C HALF-SoLE MEMS SHOES. La
sewed; no squeak: no nails: no pegs;
Rock Oak soles DREW ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. TIC Z. Main
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

|ALE. ALL KINDS OF FURNI-
| at tie new big store, ..dams and
III Streets. JIRGENS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.
THE BEST AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
4. in city. Phone SILT. All with tops.
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tents Wanted.

ED IN EACH COUNTY TO
shtraps on halves. Price.
MBLE g. CROWSON, Oak
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CHICKEN FEED.

CHICKEN FEED.
BABY CHICKS REQUIRE THE BEST
feeds We have them; Model" and
"Purina" give best results. Starting
right the main feature. WI. TODD,
426 North Sixth Street.
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED N1ACHIN-
cry built. Lot us develop your me-
clanical ideas along that patent you
have been thinking about; liberal
proposition. c. b. FORD CO., TrigS
Shipyard Phone S02S.
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For Sale.

RUBBE-.- TIRE RuNABoUT,
d new Top BUGGY, 500; sev-
cond- hand Vehicles. u good
heap. a. MEYERS SONS, 10
Eighth Street.
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LIE or LATEST NEW
~, 2iyed These hats are the
!rnportations. Mrs.
N. Third Street.
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ST. LOUIS AMERICANS, q;
ST. LOUIS NATIONALS, 8

ST. IOUIS, NIO., NIHfch -3I.-lfH I'M
mensc crowd to-day watched the local.
National League team defeat the local
American League team. 8 to 4, in the
second game of the seven-game series
for the championship of the city.
Score Il. II. E.
Americans Observation-Disclosures. IL 3
Nationals Observation-Disclosures. 10 5
Batteries: Petty and Buelow; Karger
and Marshall.
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PROVE AGENTS MAKE
onthly selling our newly
household specialties.
6sIN CO. Pittsburg. Pa.
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Cassidy is a favorite with the crowd.
His pitching Saturday was excellent,
but through nervousness or careless
ness he neutraliZed his own work in
one Of which Kirkpatrick could and
should have handled.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE. r79e5
SLIP COVERS

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW.
that we are in our big new home.
Adams and Broad. JURGENS.
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pYEING AND CLEANING.

GOOD WORK IS APPRECIATED. WE
have patrons from New York City
to Galveston. Texas. Established
1850. Mrs. a. j. PYLE, 315 N. Fifth
Street. Phone 1922.
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Reeve was as reliable in fielding
Saturday as at the close of the season
last year. His work was the stellar
feature of Saturdays game.
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WHEN WAGNER
PLAYED hLERE|

--------.--------.--
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Police Have Regular Shoot.

The Police Department will hold its
regular target practice this afternoon ut
3 O'Clock. 1t is. understood that some
OF the men have been practlcing privately
so as to be in good shape when they
face the bulls eye.
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Barring his wildness. salve pitched
ball yesterday. With good
control. he is likely to be in the h..nt
for pitching honors.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 700 EAST
we have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
city; repairing done H. w. ROUN-
TREE 4 BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
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Wants
ONE CENT "a WORD.

~ RATE for Classified
N Advertising is I cent per
with minimum cost q
rs for each insertion, when
n advance, and rs cents
charged. The same rate
Is deaths, marriages, o !.
ma all other CLASSIFIED
Nc display type allowed
hss;fied columns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24

BENEFITS MORE THAN FINANCIAL.
The sum of s27,e53 was raised in Bf-
teen days for the benefit Of the st.
Johnsbury Young Mems Christian as.
ISOLATION, thus passing the mark Of $685.
900, which was set as the amount need
"a for the association in that commun.
ity, The success of this venture and
of the recent campaign in Burlington,
whereby $4,000 was raised for the as
scciation there, reveal the possibilities
that lie behind wholc-he hearted, concerted
effort in community, There was in
this case the added incentive Of wor.
thy cause TO give impetus to the effort,
The people Of st. bloomsbury entered into
this Y. M. G. "A. contest with open
heartedness and drew from their pocket.
books generously. A count Of the
names OF the donors shows that l,245
people have the satisfaction of knowing
that they contributed to worthy
cause, thend they can have the further
sense Of qualification that abundant
SUCCESS attended their efforts. There
are those who may decry money
gathering movement Of this sort for a
public institution, looking upon Il as
sensational and emotional But to us
IL appears like grand lesson in the
virtue Of generosity. 1t is a splendid
thing to teach people to loosen up"
occasionally, to divert their attentions
from self to something larger and
broader Then there is the benefit Of
union in common cause, which makes
petty differences sink into insigniacance
and which impresses upon one the broth.
erhood Of mankind. All these things.
we doubt not, st, Johnsbury has ok.
Perienced, in addition to having heap
ed up measure Of financial success. The
1915 people who contributed are to be
congratulated.
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CREATED CONSIDERATION.
Did Burlington Man With Revolver
Voice and Muscles.

Burlington, July 24.--Jaeob Heyman,
who resides &C 800 North street, ran
amuck early last evening aud created
consternntion In his family circle and
among the neighhors Heyman got an.
guy yesterday morning at bis mother IN
law from New York city, who Is his
guest, and began 70 throw the fmnitre
about the house in surprising manner.
He then loaded some Of the furniture
into city carriers wagon and placed it
in a storehouse notwithstanding the
fearful pleadings OF his wife and mother
inlaw
Last evening he fourished a revolver,
hit his wife in the face and threw deli
cate crockery 50 furiously hat the
neighbors began TO gather from every di-
tection, thinking there was an earth
quake. The police were summoned and
Eeyman was escorted to Jail.
He stole the diamond ring of my
daughters hand said the mother-in.
law, the ring gave her when she was
only 10 years old. II run two stores in
New York. she continued and my
daughter is of 4 good family and won't
be abused any more"
IIeyman is said to have been patient
in Waterbury three years ago. Mrs.
Heyman Is not able to accompany her
mother 60 New York.
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posed, in short, to pick presidential
candidates only in presidential years
Were the contemporary to ~ over the
Vermont field and gain iirst-hand infor-
nation. it would find that Vermont,
while neither enthusiastic" ~uproari-
3ousn or "hystericaP over the matter, Is
somewhat inclined toward William H.
Taft. Not 10 thoroughly inclined, how
ever, Al to be alienated for d inality
from any other possible candidate. This
lack Of concern over the presidential
situation Is not due, as The Republican
suggests, to the apparent disinterestei-
mess IN the forthcoming contest on tho
part Of the Proctors, senator and Cover
nor Il i doing an injustice to Yer
monters to imply that they are guided
by the Proctor leading string, and that
as the Proctors move 80 they move.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24
MARRIAGE IN BURLINGTON.
Gertrude Reed Powell Is Bride of Dud-
ley Henry Morris.

Burlington, July 24.--AIiss Gertrude
Reed Powell, daughter Of Col. and Mrs.
f. Henry Powell Of this city, and bud.
ley Henry Morris Of New York were
married at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the First Congregational church By
Rev. DIR. 6. G. Atkins Of Detroit, Mich,
former pastor here, assisted by Prof.
j. T. Goodrich.
The bride was given away BY her
father, and was attended by Miss Elk
abeth Van Patten, maid OF houor. Mrs.
Robert Cusbman Of Brookline, Nass.,
matron OF honor. and BY Miss Julia
Smith and Miss Mary Hickock Of this
city and Miss 1.ieber Percy of Brook,
line, Mass, bridesmaids. The ushers
were Thomas Reed Powell, brother Of
the bride, Archibald Stevenson. Henry
b. Fischer mad Augustus Kelley Jr., all
of New York Ralph II. Hubbard Of
New York was best man.
Mr, and Mrs. Morris will spend some
time in the Canadian Rockies aud will
afterward reside in New York.
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Humor no Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
By DUNCAN NJ. SMITH

Men kindly consent to let women taIk
when they can't stop them.
An anxious past sometimes triel
yainly to head or the future
Not getting the worst OF it Is gener
ally as much as the most Of US dars
expect.
People don't get bored over the 1901
brand of weather anyway.
In order to get the best It IS neces.
sary 10 keep your weather eye out for
the worst
Honest work is a poorly paid policy
as the world goes.
The monkey may not be a relation to
some Of our acquaintance, but If not
be surely is a near relation.
Doing a man o favor is insurine
present harmony at the price Of future
antipathy.
No use trying to put the grafters out