davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
rafferty, Wins Golf Match.

* WASHINGTON. D. c.. October A.
George c. Lafferty. Of the Chevy Chase
Club, won from L. Z. Harlan, a star
player OF the Columbia Golf Club, in
the finals Of the first sixteen on the
nament OF the Columbia Club. At no
time was Harlan ahead OF his cons
peitor. and only caught up to him
when they tied at the eleventh hols.
On the twelfth hole Lafferty put bet.
the thirteenth Harlan drove into the
ditch. From this time on -Lafferty had
the advantage, winning out by and 3.
beat A. B. Leet. 6 and 4. Colonel j.
Jay Morrow won victory over Reeve
Lewis In the third sixteen by up for
10 holes, 1t was hard earned. as Lewis
is a strong player. as was also Draw
Morrow downed In the morning round.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
cHARLorrEs yII.T.E HUT.
Francis Treyelyan Made Master. and
Fine Snort p-urr,fset

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. october
14.-si-- Francis Trevelyan. judge of
the New Orleans Racing Association
end formerly N 7. II. OF an English
hunt, has accepted the office of master
for the Charlottesville Hunt. which
onens the season on Thursday of this
week, with EXCEPTIONAL promise of
be held each week On one Of these
days there will be fox hunting. and
on the other drag laid. A large
Ivy Creek. and the hunt is making ar
arrangement n bring in 1--we foxes from
North Carolina SO that at intervals
they Will offer q bagged fox New
hounds OF approved strains have been.
secured and the packs are going very
wen together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
RUNNER NEnRIcH.
Great Sprintcr Who Wishes to Run in
Richmond.

Frank Nebrich. who 1t is reported
will run in Richmond in the near
future. is the holder of the three and
iive-mile cross-countrv championships
He raced Longboat. the famous Indian
runner aid holder of the twenty and
twenty hve-mile championships last
month. and was beaten by the fraction
OF a foot on q. ttree-mile course, Ne
brich has raced such men as Shep-
pard. Cohen and Bonhag. though he
is but nineteen wears old. a few weeks
ago he was declared professional
and raced Shrub. the holder of all
the worlds professional records from
one to five miles. Nebrich will race
in Richmond If any one will accept
his challenge. He offers to race three
men three miles each man to run one
mile in relays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
COURT SALE OF DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING
No. 1 SIG w. Cary ST.

IN execution OF decree OF the
Richmond Chancery Court in the suit
of William Miller VS.. r.. u. Firth ct
ais. entered, July both, 1907. we will. as
special commissioners thereby APP
pointed, sell by auction, upon the
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH, 1907
at s O'clock P. NJ. the property NUM-
bered as above, consisting OF O lot OF
land fronting 32 feet inches. on the
southern line OF Cary Street and ex-
tending back within parallel lines 1879
feet TO- an alley IA feet wide. with a
desirable brick dwelling thereon.
This propertyisi I'm; tiie.gro1ving West
End and deserves your attention.
Come and get +. 81.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut
s, IL .and 49, .months, 6or notes, inter-
est added. and titlefretained until all
the purchase money ts paid, or oil cash
at theIoption OF the purchaser.
SOL. CUTcH1NS.
ERNEST II. WELLS,
Special Commissioners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
TO CELEBRATE DAY
OF NUTMEG STATE
Governor Woodruff and Party
Arrivesand Military Ready to
Parade.
BROOKLYN PARTY ON HAND
They Spend Day Sightseeing,
and Will Have Celebration
To-Day.
BROOKLYN PARTY ON HAND
[specialto The Times -Dispat,

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
JAMEsTOwN EXPOSITION
GROUNDS, October 14.-Governor
Woodruff and ofncial party, arrived
to-day for the celebration OF Connec-
ticut Day Wednesday. and also to see
the exposition. The Governor and his
party are making headquarters at
Hotel Chamberiin, Old Point Comfort.
They were due to arrive this morn
ing. but their train was delayed and
they did not get In until this after
noon.
Connecticut military organizations,
here for the celebration OF Connecticut
Day, and which will act as guard
of honor to Governor Woodruff. are.
two companies OF foot guard and one
company Of horse. The uniform OF the
footNis the same as that worn by the
famous Cold Stream Guard OF Eng
land. and Is the most snowy uniform
Of any troops in the United States.
The Connecticut soldiers will give a.
dress pnrade on Lee Parade Wcdnes-
day afternoon, and Will also partt-
cipate in the review.
brooklyn Party Arrives.
Following their arrival hers last
night the stxty-five Brooklyn people,
VIII, who came for the. celebration Of Brook
!yn Day tomorrow. spent the day see
ing many things OF interest at historic
Yorktown. Williamsburg was also
taken In" by the Brooklynites.
They returned from their journey
this evening and went to Old Point.
where they are stopping. and will be
up bright and early tomorrow MORN
ing for the celebration. The grafton
OF the day Will be made by Justice
William j. Gaynor.
Military Surgeons to Meet.
The Association OF Military Surgeons
OF the United States Will meet in the
Inside Inn Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. About 200 delegates Will
attend the meeting and there will be
visiting surgeons to it from European
south American and other foreign
countries.
Governor Swanson has ordered all
surgeons Of the Virginia troops to at
tend the convention, and they will re-
port here to DR.. julius r. Lynch, sur
seon OF the Seventy-nrst Infantry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17TH.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17TH.
at our Auction Art Rooms. No. s1S
East Broad Street. commencing at 1880
O'Clock. consisting of Four-Post Bed,
3 Chest Drawers. 8 Bureaus. Side
boards. Wardrobe. Candlestands.
i Work Table. 1 Pier-Table, 10 Chairs,
1 Corner Cupboard. 4 China Press, 1
Desk. i Hall Clock. 4 Shaving Cases,
Sofas. 8 Settees. 2 Claw and Bali
Chairs, 4 Whatnot 10 Mirrors. . Pic
lures 1 Cellerette. 10 Pieces Sheffield
Plate, 2 Lamps. IL Candlesticks, 6
Pair Andirons. 6 Tenders. 10 Jardiners.
These goods are all handsomely poll
ishcd and reflnished and will be sold
regardless Of, price or value. Dealers
in antiques, personal collectors and
admirers Of such goods especially IN
vited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Academy Team Beaten.
GREAT RACE To-MonRow.
Major Delmnr and Sweet Marie To
Race Mt AllcntOMn. pn.

Sweet Marie and Major Delmar will
be the attractions for the special meet
ing at Allentown. Pa. on Wednesday.
a purse of $4,000 is advertised for the
winner of the event. which Is to be on
its merits. This Is the first time that
the two world-beaters have ever met,
and a great contest should be the re-
suit Sweet Marie holds the worlds
race record for mare (2:o2). and Major
Delmar, 1.59 Ia. is the champion geld
ing.
In addition to theNbig match race,
George G.. EOS IA. by Homeward, the
fastest trotting gelding down the
Grand Circuit this season, will he
driven by Alta Mcdonald to beat the
worlds halfmile track record of 2.o7,
held by Sweet Marie
a large delegation OF horsemen from
many. points will journey to Allentown
to witness the race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Danny ,1aher Leads winners.

Danny Maher the American jockey.
who has met with such great SUCCESS
as pilot of race horses in England
for the last five years. is again lead
ing the list of winning Jockeys of
Great Britain. While his actual NUM-
her of winning mounts Is not the
most. his percentage is fifteen points
higher than his nearest competitor
Up to October Eth, Maher had ridden
eighty-one winners ont OF a. total of
$50 mounts. ". Hisgs has ridden 10
winners out of a total of SAT mounts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
sWE.D[,'Es TO BUILD B. /. BOA

I1inE Oscars Subjects Enthusiastic In Move
nent to Lift Americas Cup. ~,
3t STOCKHOLM. sWEDENss October a.
William OLSEN and Goosta Kyhlberger, who
are at the head of the movepent here to
say that large portion OF the money re-
CURED TO construct and sail Ia ninety-f foo ter
estimated at about slSs,o0o. has already
been subscribed Many large manufacturers
have offered to furnish material gratis, and
tht captain and the three mates OF the yacht
Will sail her without any pay, the designer
and the builders only will charge the net
cost of the construction 81
Messrs. OLSEN and Kyhlberger think they
Tor q ninety-hve footer, IL required.
g.. 80 " J. l5 $50 N. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Real estate fur Sale.
FOR SALE,
a Handsome and
Up-to-Da House

consisting Of two separa tes apa rtnients
.ofPseven rooms each, besides bath, linen
closets and pantry also, electric llsht,
gas and water meters.
This house Is situated on proml.
,nent corner lot in. one, Of the most
desirable locations In the West Eng I.a, !:
own use,' ana no expense was. spared
in it's erection; is heat ted with. hot
water and supplied with screens Tor
On account Of the owner making a
change lii business. this property can
be bought at a sacrifice. II you want
"a delightful home or q good invest
5tneht sef r. SELDOM TAYLOR & CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Winners Of Pennants
Of Last Season
Winner.
LcnEue.

81
National League. Chicago. III.
American Leasue... Detroit. Mich.
Eastern league. Toronto. Ont.
Western League. Omaha. Neb.
American AssGciH ton. Olunibus, o.
Pacific Coast League Unfinished.
n. y. State LeEguc. Albany, y. y.
Three Eyes League. Rock Isl'd, ILL.,
Southern League. Atlanta, Gu.
n. england .Lengue. Worcester. Mass
Connecticut League. II6lyo<e. olnss.
Central League. Springfield. o.
Western Association Wichita, Kan.
Cot. StntcS League. Mobile. Ala.
Texas LeaEuc.- Austin. Tex.
So. Atlantic League. Charleston, sc.
Iowa State League. Burlington, III.
Interstate League. Erie. Pn.
Ohto-Pa. League. -. Akron. u.
Northwestern LeaSue.Abcrilcen, S. ID.
Kan. State League Dnrtlesv'c. Okla.
So. Michigan League. Tccumsch. Mich
Wisconsin League. Disputed.
Cop. Country League. Winnipeg, Man.
West. Can. League. Med. Hat. Alta.
rrt-Stntc League. Williamsp't.Pn.
West PA. League -. Fn:rni't. w. Vn
Pn.-O.-AId. League. .SteubcnvilIe. o.
Gu1f coast League I.k. Charles. In.
East. Illinois League MnttOon, Ill.
SO. Carolfnn League. Camden, s. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
AERoNAUrs GATHERING.
Several NATIONS Represented Among
CouteatnntN for pennett Prize Gun

Tut rIZe INNp.1
ST. LOUIS. Mo. October 14.-AlI the
halloonists who are to compete in the
International races for the James Cor
don Bennett cup. beginning October
the exception of the French and Ger
man teams. The Germans are due to-
morrow: the French contestants will
come later In the week
To test the lifting power Of the coal
gas that Will be used during the races
an ascension was planned for to-day
by J. G. Mccoy. who will pilot the
America In the races, and CAPTAIN
Charles De y. Chandler. Of the United
States Signal Corps. but the trial was
postponed until tomorrow. owing to
the number of rips that had been made
In the envelope of the balloon during
the transit from the East.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
srAHL AND PARENT TRADED.
Former Washington Manager Goo, 10
the Roston a me rIcnn CIui

CHICAGO, October Ill. Garland
Stastll, formerly frs baseman and man
ager OF the Washington American
League team. was traded Saturday
night 10 the Boston American Club for
Frederick Parent, .inhelder ana utility
mayer For refusing TO report 20 the
Chicago Club after Comiskey had
bought his contract from Washington,
Stahl is not eliG6le 10 play in the
league until rein8s.ted. Ii is reported
That Boston intends to trade Stahl to
New York for Laporte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
STORE CLOSES SATURDAY. 10 r. NJ.
nWise Talks by
the Office Boy

I heard Of chap who, when he had
bought his outfit to go on vacation,
didn't have enough to pay for his
railroad ticket. That couldn't very
well happen in this shop, as every
thing is priced so reasonably. Every
body likes the fall models, especially
the Two and Three-Button Sacks.
Coats are shorter, nearly straight
fronts with rounded corners Ono dfps),
thirty-one inches long and natural
shoulders no upholstering. Most
everything this fall is single breasted.
A man who doesn't come In and size
UP our fall toggery is simply humping
himself: and, gee whiz! you ought to
see the Overcoat the boss is letting
go out this fall for 10 bones
WILLIE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
AT SKATING RINK
Fine Attractions Arranged for This
Week mt lakewood.

Week mt, lakewood.
The lakewood Skating Rink, now To-
Gated in the spacious dancing pavilion,
has, with its many attractions. proven
ure-seekers. The several hundreds of
pairs of new Winslow skates, with the
latest FIBRE rollers, have proven great
attraction to the lovers of this sport.
moving pictures. taken from every sec
ton of the world, keep the onlookers
interested for an hour or more. New
music on the big orchestrion and the
special features introduced on Friday
nights always attract large crowds.
Several racing events including barrel.
and sack races, twenty-iap events and
q. half-mile dash. In which the fastest
skaters on the local floor VIII partic-
tpete. will make up the program for
Friday night. The small admission fee:
places the amusements offered at the
rink Within The reach of every one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
HIGH coNsTABLE's SALE.

I Will sell. public auction. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH OF OCT. 1907,
3 o'clock P. NJ, at my storehouse, No.
1906 East Franklin. the following prop
erty to satisfy distress warrants and
executions In my hands: Bureaus,
WashstandsS Wardrobes. BAffets,
Lounges Chairs, Clocks. Carpets. Rugs,
lace Curtains. Grocers Ice Box. etc.
TERMS. Cash.
w. H WYATT. JR.. II. c., c. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
THE TRACK GOTTEN CLEAR, !.
II Remarkable That Half Of the Passcn-
~ gers Tot neutrality-suspicious. Buried.

tSpeoial to The s-Dispatch.]
Norfolk and Western track at the scene
OF yesterdays wreck was not cleared
until this afternoon. Trains We're sent
via Glasgow over the South and Valley
branches and the Chesapeakesa and Ohio,
The remains OF HxpreasYnan Umbarger
were taken to Wytheyille to-day. Presi-
dent L. Z, Johnson says IT was remark
able that half the. passengers on the
train We're not killed. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Young Teddy Doing Vel.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. October a.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr,, looks like the
e, IN the football line this year.
iond eleven at Harvard and has
chance to make the varsity, He has
made many. brilliant plays, - "es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
RESIGNS CnURcII ron GOLF.

Worcester Pastor Said Buslness inter-
fcred With Pleasure. so Quilt.
I'll WORCESTER, MASS October 81
Row. Dir. willard Scott, for the past
nine years pastor OF the Piedmont
Church here, has resigned because his
Church work intertered with his golf
playing, n si. 4, !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15

hard for thirty years accomplishing
time. He has bro ken down twice ,un-5
der the terrific strain. ,.,
when business interferes With
drop the business, said Rev,
do. and devote my time henceforth to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15

IN; n execution Of a certain deed Of
u May. 1905. to the underslgned trus-
tees, recorded In the clerks office OF
Henrico County Court. deed book liz
q page 2so, default having been made
secured therein. being required by the
beneficiary, Nwe will sell at public auo-
tion, on the premises, on
w RP o!sE6;c 9cT 5 r sH x 1907
scribed in said deed as follows:
First. The northern half OF square
a u.s., fronting 34ss-l2 feet on the south
r. greei
and back between parallel lines 100
attractive two-story frame dwelling
Second. The southern half Of square
ls. fronting 342 S-12 feet on the north.
ern iihe OF Wallace Street. extending
and back within parallel lines 10 feet
:, Third; Tie northern half OF saus-s
~. fronting 81 2-12 feet on the. south
from Meadow.to Rowland Streets, and
back within parallel lines 120 feet to
an 1, alley In nc common u feet wide.
l5. fronting ss1s.ls feet on the he SOUTH South.
ern line OF Chafin Street, extending
from Elm to Cedar Streets, and back
within parallel lines 100 feet to an
alley in common IS feet wide.
Fifth. The southern half OF square
20. fronting 3412-12 feet on the north
ern line OF Dance Street, extending
from Rowland to Sycamore Streets,
and back within parallel lines 40 feet
to an alley in common II feet wide.
sixth. The southern half OF square
5. fronting 3464-12 feet on the south
ern line OF Taylor Street, extending
from Cedar to Rowland Streets. and
back within parallel lines 100 feet to
an alley in common Is feet wide.
!. Seventh. Part OF square 49, 'front.'
Ing 81 feet on the south line of Taylor
Street, between Elm and Cedar Streets.
and running back within parallel llnes
40 feet to an alley in common 18 feet
wide it's eastern line being distant
552-12 feet west from Elm Street.
The location of this property, to-
gether with many dwellings and other
improvements being erected close by,
besides coming from first hands, offers
rare opportunity for speculation or
investment.
Don't fail to attend sale.
TERMS: Cash.
Plat Of property can be seen at ONCE
OF auctioneers.
BANK OF. COMMERCE
AND TRUSTS
JAMES ]. POLLARD,
RICH. w. JONES.
Trustees,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
BY direction OF the Economy Grocery.
declining business. we Will sell at 1876
and 1921 Wegt Cary Street,
LARGE AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY. OCTOBER is, 1907.
commencing at 1890 A. NJ. very large
and well-selected fresh Stock Groce-
ries, etc, embracing in part 8 cases
Tomatoes, 20 cases Ootagon and other
Soaps. 10 cases Atlantic Matches, 20
cases Red Seal Lye. 10 p. & NJ. Baking
Powder. s caddles assorted brands
Chewing Tobacco. s barrles Herrings.
Large and varied assortment OF
Shelf Goods, such as Pickles. Postum.
Good Luck Powder, Peaches. Sapolio.
Catsup, Arbuckle and other grades OF
Coffee (big lotl. Extracts tail kinds).
Soap, Starch. Bluing. Smoking Tobacco
Cigars. Sardines Tomatoes, Soap. Cocoa,
Olives. Rumford Powders. Tar Soap.
Syrups. Corn, Early June Peas, Celia.
tines, Woodenware. Brooms, OIL Cans
and many other desirable goods, all
fresh and in good size lots.
Store Fixtures as follows: Platform
Scales, Fine Set Micrometer Scales.
Showcases. Display Stand. Counter and
Meat Scales, Store Truck. 2 Heating
Stoves. Oil Tank; also Grocer's Deliv-
cry Wagon and splendid set Harness.
The above sale is worthy the attcn..
ton OF dealers. Goods all nice and
fresh and will be sold without limit
OF reserve.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
General Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Zeal estate for Bent.
Do You Want an Office or
!, Desk Room?

FOR rent. office and Desk Room In
best location on Main Street; two Win
3dows for ench space. Eight dollars per
month, second floor; four dollars, third
floor Light and airy. Ad dress =. Q.
Box 881, city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
! reddy, IL. has Water. on Knee.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, October 4,-Theo-!
sdcrc Roosevelt, Jr,, who was taken. out or
liz s. Exeter "A ca,lemy on IS aturdhy on account
loi an injury, was found o-day to be develop
ing water on the knee, This injury viii
hi obably keep hlsn CSt of football for at
sleaHt two WaAks. s F a M I IN ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
Old Champion beaten

BALTIMORE. MD, October l4.-The
score OF the first game between the Ri alta
more champions OF Is94-6-s and the present
Orioles, S, a'5 sisssA Ri ri IN u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
E,VERY THURSDAY
Quick Trip.

Tho new steamer Queen Anne
leaves one hour later g A. Nd than
any other line and arrives at the en-
position three hours earlier, Reduced
fares. 1925 straight. $500 round Go
day limit, Phone, $40, see Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndeln1-Dark.
nijou-"The Candy INid."
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink.

The first shubert production to reach
Richmond this season was witnessed
at the Academy last night. when The
Tourists" musical comedy, with al
most as much music as a comic opera,
was presented by a company that full
filed all expectations. 1t was both
large enough and clever enough, with
comedian. Eddie Garvie, who remind
ed one of Fred Greer in his best days.
Mr.. CARVE. as Timothy Todd, a tutor
and guardian, who has troubles OF his
own, not the least of which IS his en-
deavor. to keep out of the pa thway of
the object of his first matrimonial ven-
ture. is amusing at all times. and was
edly that Mr.. Burnside has furnished
the piece. Eddie Bowers, the second
comedian. has not great deal OF OPP,
portunity as the deposed court physsi-
clan. role that is rather reminiscent
OF many others that have gone before
1t. Indeed, this Is a fault that may be
found with the piece; 1t is not as new.
in theme and treatment as 1t might
be. However, this does not lessen one
lot the amusement 1t affords. Leonora,
Watson was. quite acceptable as the
Princess Ghalulu, and Florinne Sweets
man Wasstrim and aunty-looking and
an American newspaper correspondent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15

We will sell, at auction, on the
premises,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1907,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, that neat, detached,
suburban home in Highland Park, con-
tanning about eight rooms, at thu
Street. Lot z Q by lao feet.
This property will make you a vet
nice suburban home In a growing seq {
TERMS: Easy; announced at sale,
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioneers.