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The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
ROOEBEN GALLOPS IN
Big Horse at Good Odds Takes
the Flight Stakes.
FOUR FAvORITES GO DOWN
BoOkies Get Better Than an Even
Break at Sheepshead Bay-New
Set ny Roseben, second Lower
Than That Made by Halifax.

New York. Sept l2-Four out Of seven
favoritcs were beaten at Sheepshead Bay
to-day. and the books got much better
than an even break. The surprisingly
liberal price Of To . was quoted at one
period Of the speculation against Rose
ben on the Flight Stakes for all ages at
seven furIongs. main track. but he won
like a 1-to-I1 shot He had UP the conn
parative feather OF llo pounds. which in-
ciuded three pounds overweight and
Knapp got him away from the post with
O. quick break
The two-year-oId Chapultepec, s 10 !,
raced out with Roseben 20 the turn, where
he began 90 stop, an In. After that the
great sprinter ran away from the others
with consummate ease and At no time
was he let down. He won in gaIlop by
two lengths. running the half iu 0.46 5-5.
the five furlongs in 0.59 4-5 the three
quarters iu 1.I2 1-5. and the fun distance.
seven furIougs. I'm l,25 IS. 4-5 Of second
slower than Halifax's track record.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Stssrlechass handicap; 81 90
added. about two aud ouf.haH miles Garrett, l3S
AItthaIu 5 % l. won. Es-y. lE iDupeel. 20 l.
-rrvrd- Jimmy lane. 1H .Burke'. tp 5. third
Time 5I225 Dr. Keith and Graziallo also Tau.
SECOND RACE-F0r all ages; 81 30 added. one
mile. jim GsFrey O. .Buyt0nf. I % 3 won
Pmky. los SANDY. Is 90 J. second Jane Swift S
Walsh q 20 J. tHirI Time. 10 Three starters
THIRD RACE-SeUug. for three-year-olds and
upward s. cJ1 added SIX ard onehaf furiouEs-
Chief HAYES I65 sumter. g 20 1. won; Insham.
lW TNot-erf t1 . second, Clare Russell. l03
NnI'erl. even. third Time. = Golden shore.
Lord Badge Lis.ess. Tiy7Iio, and High Chance
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Tbe Flight FOR two-yeaT-olis
and upward. s. 90 added; seven fu-i0nEs. Rosehcn.
10 Knapp. . 90 E. won Far West. us Miller,
% ]. second; Ksatcr 100 tAlartiuI 10 !. third
Time. % 55 Cbaplltepec and Keep Moving also
ran
FIFTH RACE-The Russet Handicap; Tor three
yca7-olds and upward; 9O)o added: one and one
half miles Miss Crawford. lo- DUEn'. IS to 3.
won. Ngalon. l2i KuapTI 10 s. second, Beacon
cl,triaH also rTU.
SIXTH RACE-SeiliuE, for maiden tWo-Jear-olds'
81 90 added: Give and oas-haH fwl01gs Geldquest
I04 IRruszeIu 20 Z. won: Milford IG5 lSchillirEi.
E-fo l. SECOND. Glaucus. l5- Homer. z 70 J.
third Time. 1l- IS Himal4ya. Arel. ST. ilario.
Trash. Night Mist. Mae Hamilton. Complete, Pen
Dillon. Fiicraue. Cavanaugh, Blue Ban, and George
Degg also rau-
SEVENTH RACE-SeHing; fcr maiden two-year-
0lds. s. 900 added. five and ouehaf furlongs. Sun
CLEAN. @ DuaauI 3 90 2 won; oriamb. l07
Burns. 3 10 J. second. BanTida lG4 Miller. 10
T. third Time IE A5 0caKna. Brother Jonathan,
Alex Grant Douueu Rosario. SG -uo. Holland,
Tea Leaf and Octoic also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Ask for stahlIng at Oakland.

San Francisco, Sept. 12-Word has been
received here asking for stable room for
the strings of Frank F. Brown, A. G.
Blakely, Samuel Emery, and r L.
Thomas, now racing at Eastern tracks.
for the coming Oakland meeting. Brown
writes that he intends to bring Mont
gomery. Keator, and Faust. representing
different interests. West with him.
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JANEY VS.. ALEX BROWN.
Washington Fighters Will Meet in
Preliminary mt baltimore.

James Janey and Alex Brown, both of
this city. will meet in a five-round pre-
Iiminary go before the Kid Sullivan
Dave Deshler fight at Baltimore Mon
day evening.
According to the terms Of the agree
ment which was drawn up yesterday,
Janey is TO stop Brown in FIVE rounds.
or forfeit the side bet Of 500 Janey's
weight is to be 155 pounds, while Brown
expects to weigh in at 145. Pat O'Connor
has been selected as referee.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

First base by errOTs-New York, 2;
Washington, .. Left on bases-New
York, S; Washington, .. First base on
balls-On Newton, 1; off Johnson. l.
Struck out-By Newton. s: by johnson, 3
Ehree-base hit-Delehanty. Two-base hit
Moriarity. Sacrifice hits-Laporte, GanIey.
Johnson. Stolen baseS-Moriarity. La
porte, Conroy. Altizer Hit by pitcher
Newton. l. Wild pitCh-Johnson Tmpires-
Messrs Sheridan and Stafford. Time of
game-1 hour and 55 minutes. Attend
ance, 1200
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
VIEW YORk STATE LEAGUE

At SCTanton-First game; Scranton. ,; Syracuse O.
Second game: Scranton 1; Syracuse, J.
At Wilkesb2TTe - First game: Binghanton g.
;. Second game: BiDghamton s.
WilkesbaTe. 3
At Troy-First game: A. J. s G.. /; Troy, I. Sec
ond game: A., J. 4 G.. 8: Troy, 8
At Utica-First game: Albany 4; Utica, o. Second
game: Albany, o; Utica, 0.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Toronto. .; Jersey City, L
At NeWaTk-BuffalO 5. Newark J.
At Providence-Montreal, O; Providence, T.
At BaltimoTe-First game: Rochester, l. Baltimore,
!. Second game: Rochester, l; Baltimore. 4.
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TIGERS WIN AND TIE.
Donovan Holds Cleveland Down 10
Two Hts in the First

Detroit Sept 1e.-Detre4t and Cleve-
land battled until after sunset to-day.
but failed to finish the second game Of
their double-header. which was called in
the eighth inning. The first game was
won by Detroit through Donovan's fine
pitching, Cleveland getting but two hits.
Scores:
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Wlamsport-FIst game: WiljamspoTt (;
Reading 5. Second game: Williamsport, 4 Read
ing. 6.
At Johnstown-First game: Johnstown, 9: Trenton
8 secJnd game: Johnstown, 4; Trenton, 2
At Harrisburg-First game: Harrisburg. 2: Lancas-
ter, 8 Second game: Harrisburg o; Lancaster 0
lcalled; darkness).
At AltOona-First game; Altoona 5; Wilmington
4 Second game: Altoona, 2; Wilmington. !.
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EdIIFI FIlis hVsIVu, = AIlIlTlcs- s FlTst base
hy eTurs-Bostou, I; Athletics. s. Left on hases-
Boston, ?. Athletics. J. First base on bails-Of
PWitt. 3; OF Dygert. J. Struck out-Ry Pri.t Il
by Dygert, H. Two-base hits-CoinS Davis Knight
Sacrifice hit-Nichols. Stolen hases-Ferris Hartsel
Davis. Double play-Murphy 20 Davis. Wild pitch
Steele. Umpire-Air OLoughlu. Tirsc Of gamr-
! hour and % minutes Attend4nce-9O56.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, 80 Philadelphia, =.
- Boston, 3; Philadelphia, 2,
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati. I,
New York, 3; Brooklyn, o.
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CoNNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Hoyoke 3; Waterbury 10
At Bridgeport-BridgeIoTt, ?; Norwich l.
At Sprngheld-Springheld, II; New London. 7
At New HaTen-First game: New Haven, !; Hart
lord, s Second game: New Haven g. Hartford, 3
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
O; Washinrton Grnre- 2

Special 70 Ths Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. Sept. 12.-The Rockville.
second team visited Washington Grove
this afternoon and defeated the strong
aggregation Of that place to 3. Rock
Vile got Neleven hits to the losers four
The effective pitching OF Robertson and
the catching OF Braddock FOR the winners
were the features. The losing battery
was Dove and Wood.
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BROOKLYN SHUT OUT.
Giants Score Five Runs I'm Eighth
Inning. Taking the Game.

New York. Sept 12-Bases on balls.
errors, and hits gave five runs to the
New Yorks in the eighth inning at
Washington Park to-day The Brook
lyns could not hit Taylor, and We're shut
out. Score
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BOSTON CAPTURES TWO.
PhiIIies Defeated in D0ubIe-hender
by Good Playing.

Boston. Sept, 12-Bost0n won both
games of a double-header to-day by fast
ball playing. the second going eleven in
uiugs. after IT had been agreed 20 play
but seven. RItchey's batting was the fea-
tuTe Of both games. Scores:
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Earned mrs-DetT0it. ]; Cleveland l. Left on
hsscs-De;roit .; Cleveland @ First base ON balls
OF Killlan, of Berger ? Struck out-By Killian.
:. by Berger T. Twobase hits-Laioie. Flick. Sac
ridce hits-RCSsman. Bemis. Stolen bascs-Jones,
Hinchman, Cobb Turner. Passed balls Bemis. I'm
pires-AiossrS Hurst and Connolly. Time Of game
l hour and 50 minutes Atteudauce-l0000
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r1nsr cAAfr

Earned uns-Cleveland J. First base hy errurs-
Detroit !; Cleveland, l. Left bases Detroit, II;
Cleveland. First base ON balls-Of DouoVaH. I:
l.ebharit, g. Struck Cut-By DouCyan. Z. by Licb-
hardt. Two-base hit-Laioe. Sacrifice hits-L0we
DonCvgn. Bradley SChaefCr stolen bases-Flcl-
Bradley. Double Ulay-TUrncr % LaiOic 10 Hinch-
m'n. Wild pitch-lichhardt. Umuircs-Nessrs Con-
molly and Hurst Time Of game hours ard
minutes.
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Totals. 5 627 10 o
'Baited Tor Mccarthy 10 ninth.

First base on baIls-Of Wemer. Z. Struck ont
BY Overall z by Wemcr p Two-hase hits-Slagle.
Tinker. Sacrifice hits-Chance, Holman, Higgins.
stolen bSSe-Chance. Double piay-McCarthy 10
Huggins. Wild pitch-Weimer Passed ball-Slc-
Carthy. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and Enssis. Time
q game-l hour and 50 MINUTES. Atit1darce-5.OC0.
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fI7t ~ hT fTr1T--U77t0n- I. IhlIl1gIVIl. /
Lcft 0u bases Boston, 6. Philadelphia. 4 Hits
made-0f Brown, G. of Corridor. Z. Struck out
Hy Gordon. Home Uu-Eitchey Targebase
bits-Cournrv. Corridor. Sacrifice hts-BH5Ve.I
Neciham kuabe. Stolen hases-Beaumout. TsUneg
Brain. Rates krahe Double p,ay-Dp1iu Co Kuate
Hit by pitcher-By Courtney J. Umpirg-Ar. O.uay
Time u slmc-I hour and &C minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

@@'-''.N' A''it' AANa0itA'f a. Altiit4t ltlL On
bases-Treasury. ;; Trinity. 4 First base on balls
on Clark. 2; of Donaldson, J.. Stuck out-By
Donaldson, { by CLARK. ;. Three-base hits-Fllchqr
Mess. Donaldson. TWobase mt-Salb Sacrifice
hits Gertman, Hester. Stolen bases-Lord Hester
Hughes IT, Sebastian Umpire-Sir. Belts. Time
Of game-l hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
TO-DAYs GAMES.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at PittsburE.
sTANnING or TIE TEAMS.
CUBS DOWN THE REDS.
Two Runs I'm Third Inning Give the
Game TO The Chnmnions

Chicago. Sept. 12-Hlts by Slagle and
gave Chicago two runs IN the third in
ming. enough 10 win the game. overall
kept the hits well scattered. Score
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WALSHS PITCHING WINS.
White SOx Benefit by Poor Play of
Team Behind Dineen.

st. Louis, Sept. 12.-Walsh pitched in
fine form this afternoon and was
backed up by some fast work on bases
on the part OF Chicago, that team win
ming to 2. Dineen pitched a good
game. but was not as well backed up.
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Totals...~... ) szls ?

LIT VI U17V7-0t LIUIs, % INlcaR0 /. First base
on balis-OG Walsh .; OF Dineeu. 3 Struck out
By Walsh, Z; hy Dineen, 81 Sacrifice hits-Dougb-
ertv Robe Hit by pitcher-Ry Dineen. / Wild
pitch-Walsh. Passed balls-Hart, 2; STEPHENS. /
Umpiro-Jr Evans. Time Of game-2 hours and s
minutes. Attendance-3lol
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
ATHLETICS ARE VICTORS.
Mack's Men Keep Lead by Winning
from Boston.

Philadelphia, Sept I2-The Athletics
opened the series with Boston AT home to-
dav and won by to / Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

BrooEi] ]u...--.--.-. ...-.-----. 0 o Q 90
First base hy errors-Ntv York Q, Broklu J.
Isft 1n ha@ss-Nsw York g. BROOKLYN. s First base
on halls-Of TAYLOR OF Scaul1n. {. St-uos OUT
Ey Taylor G. by Scauor. G. Ttrcc-bass hits-Al-
nrrmau. Burch- Sacrifice Lits-Hatell seymour Tav-
iCr. stolen hlsss-Lewis B1EgmaU McGauu. I'm
pircs-N5ssTs. Johnst1uc and Carpenter. Time q
samc-l hour and 20 minutes AtJeUdluce-3UJl
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
lSOanOlIe at Norfolk.
DanviIIe at Portsmouth.
LynChburE at Richmond.
TWO RUNS ON TWO HITS.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Sept. IA passed ball
by Evans in the eighth inning Of to-day's
game gave Richmond the victory by the
score Of to 0. Murray, for Lynchburg.
pitched a splendid game, allowing only
two hits. Stackpole a new man. twiTled
for Richmond. Though four hits were
gotten off him, they were scattered, and
the local fans say he Is q good, one.
Gettig led with a hit in the eighth and
Warren sacrificed. but both men were
safe on Murray's poor judgment in try-
ing unsuccessfully to throw Gettig out
at second. Both men scored when
Catcher Evans let a pitched ball go by
after the runners had advanced to third
and second bases. Score:
r. II. Z.
Richmond. ........ 90 OOOOz2 O
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Leaders Annex Another.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Sept. 12-Norfolk played
all around Roanoke to-day in the opening
series, and won by to 2 Norfolk must
win three more games to cinch, the pen
nant. Score:
RHE
Roanoke. e...,..,.......... 0 0O0oII o. 3 +
NorfOlk. k....-.........,... 0 , 0 IS .
Batteries-Morrissey and McKe0n: Jordan and Ed
wards.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
TREASURY SURPRISE
Plays Trinity a Tie Game in
the District Series.
BOTH TEAMS FIELD POORLY

trinity Made n Total of Seven Mis-
plays, Which Offset CIark's Effect
iveness and Nearly Lost the Lead
crs the Game-West EnderS Rally
in the Seventh md Tie Things Up.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Portsmouth Takes Game

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Sept. 12.-Danville lost TO
Portsmouth by to / this afternoon.
The game was long drawn out By a
wrangling argument with the umpire and
was called at the end of the seventh in
ming on account Of darkness.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
SECOND GAME

Left ON tazz=-H0ston. :; phiIa1elphia. g. First
base on b1lls-OT Sparks. !. Of Corridor. I. on
Young. Q Struck OUt-Bv Young 6. by Sparks. 2.
by Corridor. l. Thres-base hit-Reaumout. Two
base hits -Eiche, Brown. JacSlitsch. Sacrifice hits
Brain Randall kuahc stolen baeeS-SWeeuey
Curtncy Do0lin D1Ghle p,ays-BridveD 90 Ritchie
to Tenucy, Buusfsld % Grant Hit by pitcher
BY Sparks. l. Umpire-Nr, O'Day. Time ot game
hour and - minutes Attoudance-275S
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
JOHNSON DOES TRICK
WeiSer Wizard Shuts Ont the
New York Yankees.
POOR SUPPORT FOR PITCHERS

One Gotham SIispIay Gives washing
ton " Run, but in Ninth Nationals
Get an Earned score, Which Was
Enough to Win Game johnson
Makes Favorable Impression,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

october 5. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Richmond, - Lynchburg, o.
Norfolk. ,; Roanoke. =.
Portsmouth, 4; DanyiIIe, L.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

W. /. Pet " 7. Pet
1903 Trcasury....,,,. . 2 go
Aloys ysius....... / $50 Bethany........ go
Today's game-Trinity rs. Bethany National Park
/ Is o-clnck
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Italians Eipht Duel.

Boston, June II "A sisters appeal
to the brother for protection from her
husband, precipitated duel today be-
tween two Italians which left John
Scory dead and Joseph Totarello dying.
Lying on the floor he two men BIAS d
away at each other in the dark until
they could no longer pull trigger.
The shooting occurred 10 the narrow
hallway of Toiarello apartments in Ess'
Boston. Monday night Mrs. Scorey
told her brother that her husband had
been drinking and abusing her until she
wss afraid to live with him. When
Scorey came yesterday demanding his
wife, TotarellO threw him out OF the
house, vowiug veugesnc,.
Early this morning Totarello heard a
rap on his door, snd. opening it, found
his brother-in-law, who Immediately
opened fire. With hole through his
stomach, Totarello pulled bis revolver,
aud in the darkness, both men creep
ing on the floor and directing their
shots by the flashes # the others pistol,
ensued a terrific duel. That il ended by
the men coming to close quarters was
evident when the police entered, for they
found ScOrey stone dead with Totart lilo
unconscious on top OF him. AT the
Relief Hospital today it was said that
Totarel Ito cannot recover. a
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Excitement at Railroad station.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 12-BrOad
street station was wild with excitement
this morning when the attempt Of John
ColIatte, an Italian, of New YORK, to
run away with the wife of PetrO Decas-
tro, eliminated 10 the effort Of a half
hundred of the aggrieved husband s
friends 10 kill Collatte. Only the ap-
pearance of a policeman and some rail-
road officials prevented the mob from
lynchiug the New York mao. Yester-
day ColIatte persuaded the wife to gather
up her children take the savings and
elope with him. The wife agreed and
together, the boarder, wife and children
and the savings departed.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE II, 1907

THE PEOPLE of the South together
with the conservative element In all
p,rtions of the country have lost another
abe representative in the death OF Sen
ator John T. Morgan, of Alabama, who
pissed away at his home in Washington
last night. lie had been prominent
number of the United States Senate Tor
nearly third of century, during which
time his labors as a public man were
u1tiring. The legislature of his native
State, appreciating his worth, reelected
him TO succeed himself term after term
since 1876. He became a power In the
Senate as soon as be entered that body,
aud probably no living American had a
career of more useful activity. Oblivi-
Gus TO public praise, his rugged honesty
Dlaced him in the front rank OF repre-
sentative men in early life. He was
fearless in all matters, public and pri-
vsle. rigid in honor and honesty and
tireless in duty, as he appreciated duty
His stand concerning the interocesnic
canal. he believing the Nicaragua route
to be the most practical, was affirmed
by many iar-seeing people, and 1t Is SILL
a mooted question whether the Panama
route will prove to be the more feasible
of the two. The venerable Senator was
not destined to see the completion Of
that waterway, although he had laooreG
assiduously in the preliminary WORK Oh
that great enterprise. Senator Morgan
was regarded as one of the most conserv-
olive nj the democratic members Of the
Senate. His antagonism to republican
ideas and senatorial projects was most
hitler and AS a member of the committee
ON foreign relations he blocked many re-
publican schemes. The tall, gaunt
frame aud white hair and mustache OF
the old Albanian have been a land
mark of the Senate chamber for a gene
ration. In former years, before he be-
came weakened.and enfeebltd by age and
illness, his speeches were the delight OF
the galleries and his fellow democrats,
and the bane Of the republicans, in
whose side he was ever thorn. Sena-
tor Morgan possessed most wonderful
fund of general knowledge, and could
talk by the hour Interestingly aud au'
thoritatively upon wide variety OF sub
iects. He will be sOIely missed not only
by bis conferees in the Senate, but by
the thousands whose business or incli-
nation takes them to the Capitol during
she session of Congress.
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The nIor Jndge LoyIng.

THE evidence to be introduced in the
trial of Judge Loving will pat an entire
ly new phase on the case when the hear
ing begins at Houston" was The decla-
ration of prominent member o. the
Richmond bar yesterday.
"The fact that Miss Loving and Judge
Loving have made no statement since
the tragedy shows good seuse," co1-
tinued the speaker, "and / know enough
to say that there will be some startling
facts brought out. Several women whose
names have not as yet been mentioned
will be asked to testify, and am reli-
ably informed that they will go on the
witness stand"
The current report 10 Richmond is
that continuance will be asked when
the else is called in Halifax county on
the oath of this month. This cannot be
verified, and it is not known which side
will ask for such continuance.
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. Virginia News.

At the election held in Leesburg yes.
terday w. f. Garrett wfs elected mayor
by majority OF 10 votes
Isaac De Haven, II farmer of Gaines
boro, Frederick county, died Monday
night, aged 50 years. -. ...
The wedding OF Miss Maude May
Shotwtll, of Culpeper, to Mr.. Charles
Guy Mitchell, of Richmond will be
solemnizsd this evening at g. 80 o'clock
in the Baptist Church, CulPeper.
The marriage of Miss Roberta Nolt-
ing, daughter of the late Emil SOlting,
to Robeft'Tate ftyins. of Big Stone Gap,
took place last night in Richmond. The
Rev. William Mead CLARK, of ST. James
Episcopal Church, officated.
Mrs. Adeline Edmonds, widow of E
G. Edmonds, who WAS for years treasurer
of Fauquier county, died suddenly Mon
day AFTERNOON at the residence of Mayor
Thornton, in Warrenlon, where she had
made her home for several years past.
Messrs. Davis g. Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant this
week to citizens Of this State, of the fol-
loving patents: Charles e. Dove, of
Dovesvile, thread. cabinet; Marvin L.
Harris, OF Newport News, door check;
Hubert W. Sykes, of Norfolk hedge
trimmer.
The State board Of dental examiners
met in Richmond yesterday in the
lecture rooms of the Medical College Of
Virginia. The class this year is smaller
than for some time, only thirty-three
men answering to roll call when the
examiners were called TO order. In
The crowd are six negro men, all of them
from schools outside of the State.
James Rice, young white man, who
hes wife and child residing in Campbell
county, Just en- the outskirts of Lynch
burg, was arrested in Danville last night
on the charge of having criminally as
saulled Ollie Thomas, aged Is, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Thomas,
of near Lynchburg. The crime is
alleged to have been committed on the
night of June 6 while the parents of The
child we're attending meeting Of the
Salvation Army.
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street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
northwest. In consequence OF the un-
svoidable absence from the city Of
Joseph A. Burkart, the district deputy
grand exalted ruler, Hugh +. Harvey.
exalted ruler of the lodge, used the gaSel
and spread the mortar in laying the
stone.
A dispatch from Mexico City says
that hostilities have broken out in Gen.
trail America. Nicarsguans, assisted by
Salvadorean revolutiouists, captured
Acsjutis, Salvador, yesterday morning.
NicarsguaDs on the gunboat Moamt-
tombo b1mbarded the fort and then land
ed troops at Acsjutla. The town is now
ia the hands of General MANUEL Rivss,
of Nicaragua. II is believed the objec-
tive point of the expedition is San Jose
de Guatemala, aud that President Is-
lsys, of Nicaragua, has declSred wal
against Guatemala.