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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
TRAINS IRE TO
HAVE WIRELESS

nrrRoir. Aus. "A J. Al
"a rAlei engineer OF New York
rS's, Ines. has lust closed a
s ssa,rsc, via tbs Clark Wireless
s ss..ssrs,A "a. 81 Detroit, anteg
asIss i sunees Of trains viii be
..,rn.s wilh wireless telegfaph
~ ssleshone outfits. 20 forcstall
$500 collisions like that on the
pers Marquette last saturday.
rasssnkeg engines, runnlnE On
slnxls tracks. viii be provided with
arpsrssus which win tick cat the
ssmheg ot train automatically. tho
x<nsl bclnF carried 70 the ap
rrcaehlng train within a radius OF
SO n.lle and a half. whevc 4 Viii
- reproduced a. a signal light.
vhleA the engineer cannot avoid
SEEING
Lengthy freight trains are to Be
eanlpped with wireless telegraph,
xAlch win enable the conductor
b the cah0oso to converse with
lis engineer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
INSCRIPTION LID ON CASKET
HAS been STOLEN

n n Cowen, clerk Of the United
Ssatoa circuit court. waa one of
those who induced Chaeea rela.
uvcs 60 bring tho remains 60 Cln.
cinnai after they had rested In
a Washington cemetery for IA
years. lie does not believe thcra
was plato on the caaket.
The lQsaon who sold tho plate
10 the Washington pawnbroker
said Il was given hire many years
ago BY abe MashingtoRonndertaker
who was in charge Of the Rslnter.
mcnt, lie said he would return q
90 relatives III he could find any.
Gen cowen says now % tho lms
mediate relatives "a living,
g, G. Chase. Coyin-on. was y
distant relative Of Chase's ~
though Chase has heen dead -
years. his name until a fow years
ago Was stu ON tho door % an
office be had "a East Third a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

cNctNNArI. Aux slntorma-
-. been received here that
- i. silver name cato that once
- -..sa the casket which held the
I .aslns a. salmon 2 Chase, Gin.
fsas 800, man. who was secretary q
q s,eAsury during Proaideat l4in.
~ term ana aiierwafd aeset
s s.s,' ! a the United states. has
49, discovered tn a pawnshop al
w.shlnglon. y. G
..ss.,r,lnr 70 reports The plate
,..srnearcd when Chaeon body
alsinierrea az Washington
- brought TO spr'as Grove Gem
80 N 1875. where Il nov Is,
80 es,the clncluaatians who ~
49,. 80 the services at Music hall
- .ssseshe body MAS brought 20
' 80 rocalls socing a plate
= The cAsket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
B00kkEEPER Is
AN EMBEzzlER

nEIIdNGHAM. Aug Norman
W. normer. former hsokkecprr for
the star rsint a Wall Paper CON.
pany. Of this city. has confessed
90 shortage IA his bpsks amount.
lng 20 \ aum not under a.. 600 nor
mote than $1,000. IN > letter writ.
Sea 70 tbs heads Of his firm
Whiie nornsra manY friends
sore greatly surprised ~ hia mya.
terinna disappearance last week.
they were entireay unpfcpared for
the sequel % the story For tha
time heing hla o. his wlfe's where.
Ahoutz are unknoWn. a. the letter
vas mailed from Beiiinkhan. lie
was seen IN NancouTrr on the day
Of his leaving BcllinEham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
THE TREATERs


Not an act on the new Star the
atef program failed 20 bring ap.
,plauSe at the opening performances
Yesterday afternoon and laat night
Ihnre was a warm elapplnK for
hilly idnk. the blackface comedian,
and k4llian Walton, the contralto.
had ~ sing many encoreH. Harris
heaureEafde also appeared Ia a
rural idyl. The Country Judge. "
Dorothy pCne. the soprano. rem.
dorod several song selections In
satioua costumes.
Tho moving pictures ssiow cray.
on artist and 9ia lightning work on
the canyao Duffy, Sawtelle and
DUFFY have comedy acget With
the 10 as pianlat aud sSnaa INIT
tator. and the lcau opnd woman ie
at0ight dlaisvssa win iIoyt Is the
oe~ esst ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
u. S. Navy Yard

Tho Pacific squadron In now AZ
Bremerton, and the navy yard now
has more battleahips Of all elagses
than ever before In the history Of
the Puget Sound navy yard Tho
navy yard y crowded with vessels
such AZ the Nebraska. Oregon and
Wisconsin, the gunboats Chicago.
Boston. Albany. Charleston and
Buffalo. tho training ship Phila.
deiphla. the prison ship Nipaic. and
the torpedo boats Paul Jones and
0oldsborough. and the immonB0
drydock Boats leave Pier 2. Round
trip only 90 cents go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

HAfbormaHfer A. +. spanidlnF
has flashed his report for the
month 81 Jusy. showing that tho
business for the port has been
extremely heavy Tho domestic
merchandise Imports tofaled Ia
value tsea4.1ia To eoaatwise
ports merchandise WAa shipped 90
the yalss 81 g.a9t 600 southeaag.
eru AiaakA received tSzs.89i ln ca.
ports. Of which amount gt62.7ss
waa In railroad material for the
roads heine constructed from Ka
ITALIA FOREIGN exports iotnina
sst0.lst and fofeizn imports
reached ti.T19.ffo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
CIGAR CLERK ARRESTED.

On a charge "a stealing from the
cash rrslater. Charles v. Smith. a
el0k employed In the cigar store
Of the N. A. Gunst Cigar Co. AZ COZ
First nv, WIS arrested By the 20.
lice last evening The employers
Of tho young man insist that they
have evidence showing that he has
failed 10 ring up the full amount
Of cash hs has taken 10 while on
duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
CHOICE between LICENCED
BAR And BLIND Pig"

will be sold over there and II Is
my opinion that 1915 better 10 do
u openly and legally"
A strong protest was made by
Chose opposing the granting Of n
license to the sloekade hotel SO
bitter was the fight that tho com.
mlttee was unable 10 reach any
decision and 30 the matter WIS put
over 10 allow showing ~ prop
orty owners who favor the license.
OF who will not oppose a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

VIM. CorcorRn. agent for tho So
attic Brewing a Mating company.
argued before the licogso and rev.
ehue ooumittoe yesterday after.
9oon that Il would be much better
Tor ~ city 10 have licensed bar
az Alk Point than 10 BIO bothered
With Bind plga
We might Just as well tell the
truth and be done with II. said
Gan TO the committed. Liquor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
PLAN FOR ANNEXATION.

ne Ralaisr Beach Improvement
A. wil this sxening decide on
slkas Tor aass meeting 70 b.
As1 aexi week 70 arouse the an
raxz,iaa seHsinsat IN the Beach
~ nass mseflaz will b held At
naxtAles hall
Iks anaaxatioa election win b.
~ ln ne towns IN The valley that
az not yet Ia he city. on the 18th
e .As present uozsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
AM !!
10y unl,sd Prs~)

BERKELEY. Cal. Ary. g Cheap
living 10 ~ last possible Here n
the recipe Prof NJ ~ Iaffa. who
has been a acientist connected with
the state university Tor 30 years.
Ia a bulletin Just prepared for the
United states department OF agn.
culture. says that 10 cents worth
Of peanuts contains moro than
twice tho protein and six times the
amount Of energy involved IN a por.
tcfhoahc steak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
MEETS DEATH INSTEAD
OF SEATTLE BRIDE


EVERETT. Aug. e-FrAnk
sss>sn. n Lowell. met death. &C
cofatax 70 rerorts received. over
4 munsh ago with two companions
While asismpting 10 ford q swollen
rssr "a Alaska The yonug man
waa a. emplays Of thu Everett
Psip 4 Paper mill. and inten9sd 10
nxrry Seattle SRI this fall when
h returned from his fortune hunt.
ia trip In The iand " gold
ne accident ln which young
s,rsam ksi his life occurred tn
sszz creek. a Tributary Of Mui
s.2ina Tirer. a. the Kuskot vim
seps Of he Alaska fangs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

The Singing Girl By the San
Francisco Opera company. at tho
Grand
Rachael Goldsmith BY the bur.
SEES stock company. at the Seattle
The Pride Of Now York. AZ the
lyric
A wifc'a Honor" at tho THIRD
Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
REAL ESTATE DECISION

OLYMPIA. Aug G-Real estate
agents who endorse a purchasers
dratt In order 10 make a sale may
hereafter expect 90 have 60 make
good tbs paper n q II returned
dishonored Charles +. Marvin a
Co. 81 Seattle. naust do 40 In the
suit bsouxht against them BY VIII
Ham l. 0Connsli 10 roroYrr $500
ON a draft given az earnest monay
by a prospective purchaser % 4
tf'aefe tract OF land at Tho mouth
Of the puuamiah river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
NURSE BABiEs TO PAY
WAY THROUGH COLLEGE.


CHICAGO. Aug 2-The forth.
Coming report of President Judaon.
University Of Chicago. shows s66..
600 was earned by Industrial stu.
dents Of the college last year The
work done by students varies The
majority wait on tables. work In
down town stores. act as clerks In
the university library. care for tbs
athletic field. tend babies. do pollt.
zeal work. assist professors IN labor.
atoriea and act MS tutors 10 delIn.
auont students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
eREMERroN PAPER CHANGES.


htiEMERTON. Aug. 6-The
weekly nremerton searchlieht has
changed hands. b. q. henson has
sold out hla interest aud plant to
Roy & Hayward The latter Is well
known throughout kitaap county
and Ia a wideawako newspaper
mhH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

More Kimball pianos are IN actual
daily use than any other high grads
piano IN America Sold ouiy BY
p. :. Johnston Co. ploaeer dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Since the success Of tho Wash
ington Fire. Home" insurance
companies are sprouting like mush-
rooms. Some Of them have msr''
and somo have not s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
FUNERAL or CAPT. sLAMm.

Funeral services for Capt J. A.
slamm were held this morulng az
the TriuitY church Intarment fol.
loved az Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Olympic Market

cuts your meat bills in half lis
Pike St. opposite the Don Marehe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

See tho Battleshlps a, Navy Yard
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Dr. Leo Baker, dentist. zoe Eite'
building Phone. Main G256. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

4 scw vauser'ls bill. consisting
.pt eight acs.. went on al the Lois
theator yesterday. and will run tho
entire week. Phillip sheffield
who Was one OF tho most popular
members of the Fantasies stock
company Ia that organizatlon'a re-.
cent .engagemeut. showed himself
20 be clever musician. singing and
playing IN attractive atyie. The
southern Quartet also scored IN the
musical line. Ella ficaziett and
hlma Elwood appeared in musical
turns. The Nalo Duo did some
fancy stepping. and Arthur nouvais
and company presented an Indian
military playiet Moving pictures
and an Illustrated song finished tho
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

The free attractions at D m
and 10 p. m. NJ tho Luna PARK
always ara center Of interest
The Chinese War Junk. ~Whang
lio. Hchedaled % arrive Wednes
day and The Streets Of Venice
are two bis new offerings for the
latter part az tho week. A big
Hungarian hand Of 80 pieces Is al
yertised Tor the near future,
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Paclfie Squadron Al Navy Yard.
..s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
Hits and Pickups

Beaten again.
One bad inning did 1t.
Do p! not let it happen again today.
The Colts played; :, a : great uphill
Thirteen hits for fifteen bases Off
Lefty Hallman is hitting sufficiently to
win most games
Carter, was a plum pudding in the
essayed the role Of Little Jack Horner
landed plum.
Heyener showed to better adyanltage
Sers than no Il any game he has
eaten eatsiu Of slebrie s long drive in the
SECOND was Of the CIRCUS variety.
WITH hs sttk these IS aG ays
two doubles yesterday. both of which
scored runs, and helded his position
faultlessly.
Cowan has done very fast. work at
third whenever he has been tried at
that corner. and his hitting makes him
valuable anywhere.
Wallace was in fine form yesterday,
ways swings hard at the bali, and
when he lands it means business,
The Colt base stealers took a holiday
yesterday, leaving petty theft to the
visitors.
Hobbs played hrst-base in fine style
yeste1rda,y but he could not hit side,
batters do.
Siebrie and Titman had their bat
ting eyes With them Yesterday batting
at a 400 clip. while Heffron, who got
one pass, hit for 500 average.
Long or Cassidy Will probably go IN
against Smiling Dutch Rcvelle to-day.
| When he was here last, Revene famed
thirteen Colts and tied his game
| If Portsmouth plays ball as on yes
terday, 1t Will not be long before the
| team Is out of the last hole. With
the exception of the eighth inning,
they played big league ball Their
new acquisitions are making good
| The Shoemakers will bear watching,
| the way they are rising from the bot
tom OF the heap
It's beautiful race in the league,
and It's anybodys pennant yet. Unless
| Roanoke is stopped they VIII beat out
| the bunch Yet. In fact, any team may
lyet sna tch the tag'in a fast finish.
The Athletics took a fresh grip on
the American League lead yesterday,
thanks to New York for pulling the
Wolverines down, The White Sox arc
again growing formidable, however,
Cleveland is showing such bad form
that they are hardly In the running.
Newton. an old Virginia Lacquer,
held the Detroit climbers safe a every
(, stage yesterday f.f'i
The Giants and Pirates are fighting
hard for second honors in the National
/ League. Chances Chicagoans seem tc
| have a mortgage on first place,
i The st. Louis Browns, National
| League tail-enders, are playing great
II ball away from home, and are win
7 ming more games than in Missouri,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
MANY FINE ENTRIES At
FRONTR0YAL' S SHOW.
Equine Exhibition, steeplechases
and Harness Races Make Up
Program.
ca Na1sl
Especial to The Times-Dispatch I

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
FRONT ROYAL. VA. August 15.-
Entries for the fourteenth annual horse
show. fiat races and steeplechases Of
the Front Royal Horse Show tAssocia-
ton in theS driving, park saddle, jump
ing, hunt team, tandem and other
classes, and especially theiraces. far
exceed those of anyEshow ever held. in
the history Of the association. The
show will be held August Fl and %,
1907
The races at Front Royal have al
ways been we'll filed, and n very at
tractive feature, and the association
promises the best racing ever witness,
ed in Virginia, having eighteen en-
tries n one fiat race. nine entries In
the heat races each day. nine entries
lin the open steeplechase, and eight in
the hunters steeplechase, besides the
hunters fiat and novelty races. 1.H
Among the exhibitors prominent in
horse circles are Messrs. Julian Norris.
IL, Fleet Galloway, Herring. &, Mefsi2e
Stables. Alvin o. Portner, A., w, Hern-
don, r. NJ. Peach William Skinker G..
IC, Safer. James. Kerr, Serr!ck Bros. T.
Kingston Salisbury and Mrs. d. H.
The ladies' driving and jumping
classes are especially we'll filled; also
two Jumping classes, With thirty eight
entries each.
Many improvements have been made
on the Eroundsand buildings, including
| a new grandstand.
features. there Will be a balloon, Iascen-
sion and parachute leap each day Of
the show bygJewell Bros. OF Phlladel-
| phia. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16

forced Mrs. Kesler to drink the con-
tents OF the bottle, which she did, and
attempted to run. Being pursued by
the brute. she fled 10 thick UNDER
brush near q stream, where she fell
unconscious. After the assault the
negro fed to the woods and escaped.
Regaining consciousness six hours later
Mrs. Kesler, walked to her home and
gave the alarm. Hunting parties We're
Immediately formed among the neigh
bors and the country secured in an
effort to catch the villain, but to no
purpose. Mrs. Kesler soon swooned.
and it was by heroic efforts that she
was revived but her condition would
not permit her giving description
OF her assailant. Officers went from
Salisbury and Joined in the search to-
day. but returned without the man.
Salisbury, Spencer and all OF Rowan
county is greatly inflamed. and a
lynching is feared II the brute Is
caught. Tho officers are prepared tor
the worst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
HOMER
WINS HOT GAME
Winchester Defeats Martinsburg
by Great Ninth-Inning
Finish.

WINCHESTER, VA, August la
Winchester defeated Martinsburg at
Reservoir Park, this afternoon to 8.
The game was exciting from start to
finish, one team and then the other
being in the lead. Loose fielding by
the locals allowed the visitors to tie
the score in the eighth and with two
men down ir the last half of the ninth.
Cnrtley Brown lifted a terrific drive
over left-field fence for a home run.
Duggan's and r. Browns catches.
together with Salb's batting and Curt
ing were the features, Milliman's
work behind the bat for Martinsburg
was above par. Woodward was in
jured in the second. and retired in ia
yor of Luhn
Battcries: Winchester - Feiser,
Woodward and Lnhn; Martinsburg-
johnson and Milliman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
RACING
AT HARR|S0NBURG
-----------------
Large Crowd Witnesses Horse
Show Events and Speed
Trials.
tta ------------------A
RICHMOND RUNNERS FIGURE
Messrs Temple and Englcking
Havc4Entries Winners in
Horse Show.
RICHMOND RUNNERS FIGURE
-Lspeelal ID rhe rlmos .pIspatch..

IfARR1soNBuRG, VA, August 10
The attendance at the last day of the
horse show was not as large as yes
terday, but 1t was a big crowd, never
theless. The events of the day were
the running and trotting. races, while
in the plaudits of the grandstand.
The 1928 trot and pace race was
especially close. Humboldt owned by
j. NJ: Kavanaugh Of Harrisonhurg.
the other tive. being. taken by Major
kipllng, owned by II. j. Jameson, of
Radford Va. Summary:
Best s,d 65God su5ane f9r hr eMs
Lynnwood. first; Charles Griffin Her
ring. Harrisonburg. second; Miss Lizzie
3. Miller, Elkton. third
Thomas g. Herring. Bridgewater. first:
Joseph clatterbuck, Dayton, third.
Myers, Harri sonburg, first; Rodgers <
Single harness horscs--Byers Eros,
first and third; NJ. N: Janman, second.
stanton, first and second.
Single harness horses. Is 10 hands
and under-Garber {; CARRIER, Harri-
sonburg, first and second; Byers Bros,
Park hacks--Irish, Rose. Julian Nor
rs first; Sarnia, Julian Morris, sec
ond; Monte cristo. CARRIER and Gar
Sporting tandems-Morris and Car
ber first; Byers Brothers, Lacy Springs,
Combination saddle and harness
hIorsess.Garber and CARRIER. first; Ju-
third.
Gated saddle stallions-General
Miles Miles. De- pr John Ohm A. Myers, Harrison,
Ladies hunters-Ke swick, first: Da.
vid Gray. second; both owned by Ju.
han Morris. keswick Va.
Pairs Of harness horses. Is IL hands
l.. L. Yancey, second
Ladies harness horses-Lady Gay
CARRIER Ca e q CARRIER, first; Gay Lass. Gar.
Brothers third.
Hunt ams--Keswick Hunt Club
first.
corinthar class, 'hunters-pavi,
Gray, first; Majesty. second Willow
King, thir,d--all owned by Julian Nor,
Race Summaries.
Free-for-all trot and pace. mil.
heats three In five-Bad News, c. L
| Pleasanton. California, won first tire,
heats heats st. i, Louis f. a. Burgess, Ron
Ts hompson H. w. Jam nssona Ra Mi9n
mond. fourth.
2:2s .trot and pace-mile heats, bes
| three, in five-Humboldt, j. NJ. kava
naugh, first: Major Kipling, p.
Jameson. second; Alto Clark. C. T
i Bunch Plea santon. California, third
Nora ", Or. ". E. Fahrney,. Timber
Running. three quarters OF a mile
! Little Cito. Alex. McDaniel boswell
/ Va, first; sCohasset, j. r. Temple Rich
Imond, second; Budding Girl. f. f. En-
g1pKin IL ClnlOpH fhirTl TT1e
i rs Ia
II Running - five -cighths mile - Ro
Roy. L. P. Holiday, stanton, first
4 loon. Alex. Mcdaniel, second; Kin
OF Spades, Rodgers Brothers, Hamil
. ton, third. Time. 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
GRAND ENc.lsIFaIENT or
ODD-FELLOWS ADJOuRNs

WINSTON SALEM. N. G., August Is.
The Grand Enoampment lndepend-
ent Order of Odd-Felows. closed a
most interesting and successful session
here this afternoon, The encampment
Will be held next Year at Asheville,
The following officers We're elected:
Grand Patriarch. f, G, Dunn, OF Kins-
ton; Grand High Priest, w. l.. Smith,
Of Wilmington; Senior Warden. g. w.
Bryant, of purham; Grand Junior
Warden. c, II Allen Of, Wayresyiile:
Grand Scribe, r. l.. Ramsey, OF Char
lotte Grand Treasurer, Wesley VIII
!iams OF fizapeth t,ityS Grand Mar
snail, j. j. stone. OF Greensboros5 Grand
Sentinel, j. .. A. Rendell. OF New Bern;
Grand Outside Sentinel r. =. Cox. of
Kinston, Grand Representative for one
year, a, r. Han, OF Winston -salsm:
Grand Representative for two years.
George Green, OF New Bern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
KENNYE:.TTO Wins
HURON HANDICAP
Receding Favorite Takes Money
in Big Event on Saratoga
Gard.
RUN DEAD HEAT IN ONE RAG {
-------------------
Tony Bonero and Hyperion II.
Finish Nose-and-Nose in
Mile Run. s
RUN DEAD HEAT IN ONE RACE

SARATOGA. N. T., August 15.--ken-
nyctto, a recedins favorite. Won the
Huron Handicap. one mile and three
sixteenths, here today. with ,Temaceo
second and Dashaway third Kennyet-
to opened up favorite, but when the
play developed on Dashaway. VINO W Cas
to two at the close, the price went
up on the favorite. Miller sent Ken,
nyetto to the front at. the start, and and
pnee h b1t ha az 10 s. pa to drVe
the end and won by half a length.
In a Very close and exciting finish.
hyperion II. and Tony Bomero ran /, u
owners agreed 20 spills the purge; tony
Bonero was the racen1aker, leading. by
a couple OF lengths. when Jockey
Miller brought the .three-to-iive favor
lite handicap Hyperion II. up. and Sc
cured a dead heat.
Summarizes.
First -two-year- olds: handicap
six furlongs-Anteus 6 TO q nrst,
Melick q to 81 second, Sing Cohait
. third Time, a1s 5ds and up
ward eplechase, han dicap. selling;
two miles-Paprlka,( 6 to - first, Judge
White 6 TO q seeo .ss, Lights Out
tive and a half furlongs-Ke rry Go to :
first. Thomas Calhoun (3. to ~ second
Sussex Go to u thlru. ,Ilme, I'VS.
Fourth race--Huron Handicap; three
year-olds: one and three sixteenth
niles-Kennyetto 6 to 81 first, Temaec
6 to g. second, pashaway q to 81
Fifth race--selllng; one mile-Dead
heat between Bonero G2 TO y an6
Hyper ion, II; g to 20; Mark r Anthony
Sixth race--slx rlongs-Rockstone
II to y first. sSalvolatile G. to - sec
Iond. Algelone C to II third Time
<.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
WOMAN
DRINK OPIATE
Negro Brute Being Hunted il
Rowan County for
Assault.
Especial 10 the Tim es-Dlspatch,

SALISBURY. N. G., August ls.-Mrs.
u, w. kesler a highly respected young
woman of Rowan county. WAS the vic
tim OF an atrocious assault at the
hands of ali unknown negro seven miles
south Of Salisbury Yesterday after
noon, as a result of wNsch her cpnd-
lions is sim precaous, Early. in the
day Mrs Keslcr left her two small
children at home and started to stove
of y M Tyack, two miles distant. on
reaching Dutch Creek, an unsettled sec,
5tion a mile from her home. She was
suddenly confronted By a big burly
negro. who Jumped from a clump Of
bushes. He held a vial containing an
opiate in his hand, and under threats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16
CHARGE THAT YOUTH WHIPPED
NEGRO WOMAN TO DEATH

Especial to. The es-Dispatch.
RALEIGH, N. c., August l5.---A Cor
oner's inquest was begun here to-day,
Investigating the cause of the death of
Dora Hodges coored The PHYSICIANS
certificate was that she died of blood
poisoning from q splinter in her hand,
but her mother makes the charge now
that she died from the effects Of being
numerically whipped by Haywood
Moore, seventeen-ye ar-old negro boy,
WHO is held in jail pending the finding
% the Goroner's jury The charge Is
that he choked, kicked and stamped
her viciously Friday and Saturday
nights. She died Tuesday