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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
WILL PUT UP TICKET.
Republcans to Run Candidates for Legisla- n
Here.

Tho Republican City Committee is sending
out the following letter TO members OF the
party here; tS
"You are hereby notified to attend q mass
meeting of the Richmond voters OF Rich-s
day. July s, 1907. at IS o clock F.. M, for tbs
purpose Of nominating candidates for. the
elec ton November s, 1907. y 5tss Z.
two Observation-Disclosures all voters to abs
stain from participating in the DemocratlcS
primary 10 be held Friday. June 2s. = 907.i
and thereby avoid pledgng your support IN
the interost OF any candidates, so that YOU
can be free to cast your vote according to-
your best Judgment in the general election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
DENIED THAT THE H. d o.. HAS
ACQUIRED CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

BALTIMORE, June 2b.-The report
sent out from Atlanta, Ga. last night
to the effect that the Baltimore and
Ohio was believed to have, acquired
the Central 8of Georgia Railroad was
denied here to-day by Baltimore ana
Ohio gott,c They said that there iu
no foundation for tn q rumor and can
mot simagt how 1t orig mated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
GORDON ARRESTED
BY CAR CONDUCTOR
Continued from First Page.),

CONTINUED. from First Page.)
on the third seat, He claims that as
he desired to smoke. 1t was thu. duty OF
the conductor. II he would not let
him stay where he was. to move some
OF the colored people up. and let him
have smokers seat in the rear.
4 large crowd OF persons. passing
along Main Street, stopped on the cor
ner after the arrest Of Mr.. Gordon, hut
the latter went into MIR. Crenshaw's
priyate Office. and the crowd scattered
after learning the cause OF the trouble.
Mr.. Gordon will be represented In the
Police Court by counsel this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
PUBLIC ExHIRITION.
Street Flushing Machines TO Ne
...3 Tested Amin On Monday

Tested Again On Monday.
y At some point on Broad Street on
Monday afternoon the Street Cleaning
Department Will give public exhi-
sbition In the nature OF test OF the
four street-flushing machines recent
ly ordered on trial. II the machines
are approved they will be purchased, I
but II their operation Is not entirely
satisfactory the city will merely re-
turn them to the st. Louis company !.
Superintendent Henry, j. Cohn ana his
force OF street cleaners We're operating
afternoon, and the result was declared
by many to be highly satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
Fell Down steps.

"a, r. Fleming, who fell down the steps
OF the City Home yesterday morning and
sustained q fractured leg. was reported to
be improving rapidly at his homo. No. 3l07
East Marshall Street, where hA was take,l
IN the Ambulance immediately, after the &C.
cIdent. ~ 5S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
HONOR NEW MEMBERS.
Informal supper to he Given Mt Y. Nj

Informal Supper to BE Given nj T. N.
c. A. ON Friday.
The membership committee OF the
Central Y M. G. A. OF Richmond is
arranging for an informal supper to-
be given to the two hundred or more
new members signed up last week.
The supper will take place In the
association building on Friday evening
at o'clock.
Mr.. G. w. Bahlke, chairman of the
membership committed, with the ten
captains who did the canvassing last
week. compose the committee. and a
association will be invited to meet the
new members. Informal speeches, fell
lowship and music will be the order
OF the evening. III Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
10th Under Age,

r Samuel HefleboWer ind L. B, Bradshaw.
who were recently arrested on a charge Of
reselling punched street car tickets, are said
to both he undor age The former statos
that he 70 ssyenteon and the latter ntna'
teen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26

Tie Norfolk and Western Railway Is
the only line running trains direct to
the Exposi ton Grounds thout change
or transfer Tx cursinns every Thurs
day. Sl.60 round trip. N. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
Crowd Ntc-Enterx Room.

Counsel for defense asked permission
TO retire, and Jude Barksdale took o
recess Of fifteen minutes and allowed
the throng outside to re-enter the
courtroom, after which Or. w. M.
Tunstall, Of Nelson county, was called
to the stand. He stated that he was
thirty-eight years OF age and had
been educated at the University OF
Virginia and In New York. lie said
he had had experience in mental dis
eases. He was at Oakridge at the
time OF the shooting of Estes and saw
Judge Loving four or five minutes be-
fore it5occurred. His general appear
ance had changed, and he did not
seen, natural" said DR.. Tunstall. He
said also he saw Judge Loving imnne-
ldiately after the shooting not three
minutes after It occurred Judge
Loving was walking down the road,
with his hands In his pockets. with his
head hung down. walking aimlessly.
Il called to him, and he did not hear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26

Miss Marie Taylor, OF Twentieth and
became the bride OF Mr.. Matthias
Schiagel. The ceremony was perform
cd at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. schlagel has for s ON
Glass. S!nrks, and Is orr ginally fro ron N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
To Elect Principal.

has beenscalied for 60 morrow night
for the purpose OF electing q principal
and assistant principal to- succeed .Prtn-i
cipal G. Carringt ton Mo seley and M rs.
,B@lA. Davis both of whom have re-.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

and try his hand at the six-round game
about Philadelphia If he can induce
any of the men In his class to meet
him.
Roy West will accompany Thomas
and Manager Harry Foley on the box
ing pilgrimage. West can fight at
from 110 to lis pounds and can find
enough matches at that weight to keep
him busy lighting nearly every night
in the year. If Cans should lose st
Tonopah there is a possibility of Thorn
as being given a chance with Jack
O'Brien at the middle-weight limit.
Young Corbett, once king of the
feather weights, seems to have reached
the end of his usefulness in the ring.
His decisive defeat by Tommy Murphy
in Philadelphia seems to mark the
wind-up of his career. Corbett appar-
emily thought he was about to secure
a new lease of life as fighter. but he
has joined the great army of down and
cutters. Had he won decisively he
would have been in line for other
matches. as he has always been q
drawing card.
Billy Delaney gives a plausible ex-
planation for the poor showing made
by Al Kaufman in his recent fight
with George Gardner In Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
M0LESEY Is WINNER
OF THE ASCOT
FEATURE

Los ANGELES. jan 12.-warm
weather. following the long period of
rain, brought out one of the greatest
half-holiday crowds of the season at
Ascot this afternoon. Several thou
sand spectators who crowded the
grand stand saw ]. A Bennets game
horse Molesey win the Coronado Beach
selling stakes. There was consider
able class in the race, the field being
one OF the best of the season. Victory
in this stake placed Bennett in the
lead of the winning owners at the
track It's value was $3.50, while the
California Club handicap won by
Molesey on Christmas day was worth
only $50 less TO the winner.
Canopian, which won the first event
on the days card. ran right back to
his race OF a few days ago and was
much the best Of the bunch, beating
his field easily.
Kismet Jr. was the best youngster
in the baby event. Cresten acted bad
ly at the post and threw Jockey Koer-
ner and ran away for half mile or
the result might have been different.
She ran gamely in spite of this handi-
cap and finished within the money.
Old Mountebank must have been con-
nected with some fountain of the elixir
Of life. judging from the outcome of
the mile selling affair, fifth on the
card The aged son of Montana
showed a trace of his old-time speed,
and, when it came to a drive through
the stretch, outgamed Niblick There
was an abundance of 90 to / against
his chances in the ring at post time.
Pimkin was heavily backed to win
the closing sprint, but was lucky to
save the show from Hazeline. Star of
Runnymede, backed down two points
from to l, won handily from Otto
Price.
Regarding published statements to
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
TROTTINC CIRCUIT
Is PLANNED BY
.HORSEMEN

A meeting of the men interested in
the light harness horse will be held at
Pleasanton on the 18th inst, when an
effort will be made to rehabilitate the
racing circuit in California and pro-
vide number of meetings during the
coming season. The secretaries OF the
various driving associations will be the
guests of the Pleasanton Matinee Cluo
at a dinner and plans will be discussed
which il is hoped will result In
strong circuit being organized.
Pleasanton is the great winterins
ground of the horsemen, many bring
ing their crack trotters ana PAGERS
from the East to avail themselves OF
the mild climate and OF the track
which is of such a nature tnat 1t Is
available for training purposes shortly
after a heavy rainfall There are
large number of horses in training IN
this State and it is felt that with ht-
tie. organized effort circuit can De ar
ranged which will bring proht TO the
racing associations and TO the owners
and breeders of harness horses
The Matinee Driving Club OF Pleas
anton was reorganized recently with
the following officers: Lee Wells, pres
ident: Thomas Roman, vice PRESIDENT
DR.. L. A Colestock, secretary-treas-
urer; directors-F. p. Hellwig, Charles
Gale n. Hansen, A. Goulardt and I.
-. Towson: committee on py-laWs-
Towson, Colestock and John Oheerei
racing committee-Lee Wells, Dr. Cole
stock, R. Peach, F. Hellwig and John
O'Keefe.
It was decided to arrange a series
of races for the entertainment OF the
visiting horsemen on the 18th AS
there are many fast horses at Pleas
anton which are stepping along at this
time of the year il is expected some
exciting sport can be shown the visit
ors.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

He saws the big fellow was overturned
and stale and that he could not extend
himself He has ordered Kaufman to
take a long rest, which is expected to
put him on his feet again Kaufman
is after a match with O'Brien. but it
would seem to be wiser policy TO get
an engagement with some OF the slow
er heavy-weights. where his strength
and hitting power would count much
in his favor.
The four-round game seems to be
going on merrily here. without the
promoters showing any fear that IT
will be stopped They are still show
ing disregard for the public by an.
nouncing fights which they know vii
not take place There have been twB
instances Of this recently. and those
having the interest Of the game at
heart should see to il that such prac-
tices are stopped The promoters are
the ones to blame. They try to make
1t appear that the boxer who declines
to go on Is afraid, when in reality he
never agreed to fight
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

the effect that the racing season at
Ascot Park is to be prolonged after
March 13. the date originally set for
the closing, Manager ]. W. Brooks said
tonight:
There is not the slightest prospect
Of an extension of the season at Ascot
am aware OF nothing TO justify a con-
clusion that another racetrack is to be
established in the vicinity of Los An
geIes'
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
BAsKEr-BALL MATCH

MARTINEZ. Jan. 12-Miss Hazel
Barker. manager of the woodland High
School basketball team, has arranged
for game with the team from the
Vallejo High TO be played in Wood
land on January Is. The Woodland
aggregation has the reputation of be-
ing one of the strongest in Northern
California. while Vallejo boasts of a
long series of victories throughout So
lano. Napa and Sonoma counties.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
TWO RIDERS HURT
IN A RACE AT
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 12.-In the
steeplechase, the second event at City
Park today, Jockey E. Morrison was
thrown and badly hurt Jockey Hues-
ton also was thrown.
Lucky Charm, the most consistent
performer Of the present meeting, was
shot and killed today by his owners
the horse having broken down. Re-
suits:
First race, Eve furlongs-Spider Web won.
Duchess Of MOntebeliO second, Kankakee third.
Time. :OI IS.
Second race. steeplechase, short course-Uncle
James won, Aules second, Hsrefoot third. Time,
.O5 80.
Third race. three furlongs-Lattice won. Ruby
Wick second. Zephen third. Tine 80 z-5.
Fourth race. one mile-Coldie won. Judge Post
second. Columbia Girl third Time. I.40
Fifth race. seven furlongs. handicaD-Emer.
gency won. Mead0r Breeze second, Phi Finch
third. Time. .26 2-5.
Sixth race. and quarter miles. selling
Padre won. Lady Ellison second, Merry Pioneer
third. Time. 2:07.
Seventh race, one mile selling-Wes won.
80 3-S
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

and therefore a half-brother 10 Dales-
man. than whom there have been poor
er performers. He is also a half
brother 10 The Ragged Cavalier, a good
horse through the field. Griffin paid
bnly $3.50 for Leonardsdale.
Raleigh. one Of Keene Bros young
sters. was bred at Rancho del Paso
and brought s425 at the sales last June.
He Is q February fOal and is by Bas-
setlaw. out OF Gracine- The dam was
bred by John Mackey, but never raced
A review OF the showing OF the
Jockeys in the stake events OF 1906 on
the American turf, published IN the
lrurrent issue Of Sports OF the Times.
rontains the following references OF To-
ral interest.
clsnci=g through the records Of 1906. and tax
Ing only the stakes worth $1,000 and over ss
worthy Of consideration. Miller stands at the
bead with q total Of SlI3 957 where. In 1905.
stood Nicol with Sl5l.22o miller eleventh on
1904 stood Hndebrand with Sis. .o45
The SIl8.S77 OF Miller more widely scat
( bead OF the list. with the exception OF the
Great Trial. the Brighton Junior and the Junior
two latter races bis mount was so much the best
Radfke & the query marx OF the year A good
boy under many circumstances. Good hands
good 5udge OF a fnish and hard hnisher. Il Is
has deliberately looked for-and f0und-that he
stands 50 high. Where he might have rated had
Dutation- Reasoning even by analogy-that most
p. fallacious Of al reasoning-by adding 10 his
thirty days be lost, and his total swes 10 easily
second on the list Bad owners had more con.
bdence IN Radtke. had they been less afraid OF
bis inexplicable tantrums there is knowing
where his record might have scared. As Il was,
fhe leg most Of tire season. Even the stewards
were under cOmpunctiOn IN handling the little
sn6 uneTDected, these we're liable 10 place tie
stewards in curiously unpleasant state Of mind
j. Jones, the diminutive, is another whose good
rins place him rather high. Carrying goodness
only knows how much lead, under l25 pounds
Water Pearl won the rich Great American. and
under l2e pounds the fremont, under III pounds
the Eclipse. while W. r. Daniel had Jones. plus
The widely circulated story that be Is 70 ride
sot en- atom Of truth IN Il: there was never
the slightest foundation, Neither does Belmont
mediate sn extensive EDsiish esnPs'sn'
Earry Slower is one Of eleven owners
who figure in the annual forfeit list
Of the New York Jockey Club for con-
siderable amounts, Storer's delinquency
being slo25.
Tennessee probably VIII have a State
racing commission similar IN scope and
power 10 that in Kentucky. The rae
Ing interests have elected presiding Of
hcers IN both branches Of the Legisla-
ture, who viii oppose any measure
looking toward the abolition OF the
sport
From 1890 till il 80 o'clock has been
set as the time for the schooling OF
horses at the barrier hereafter.
OF the thirty-six races run at Emery
vile the past week fourteen. were won
by faYorites. nine by second choices
and thirteen by outsiders.
Barney Schreiber has nominated the
produce of twenty mares for the
Matron stakes Of 1903 and has made
eigllfeen nominations FOR the National
Stallion stakes OF 1908
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
SEALS TO TRAM IN BAKERsFrELD

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 12.-Arrange-
mentsf were perfected today between
the management of the local baseball
park and Daniel Long, manager of the
San Francisco baseball team, whereby
that club will do it's spring training in
this city, beginning March s.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

and organs, and when it is unable to generate this
force it must have artificial aid This is electricity
artificial electricity as applied by Electro-V Vigor
My method OF curing disease is to go down to the
very foundation of the trouble and remove the cause
When have removed the Nature will do the
rest 1t your nerves weak restore to the stomach
the power has lost, which in turn gives the neces-
sary strength to the
Electro-Vigor is relief from the old system of
drugging. 1t does by natural what You expect
drugs to do by unnatural It is Natures way
of curing disease for it gives back the nerves and
organs the power they have lost, which their life
Eleetro-Vigor is body battery made up Of sep
arate dry cells 1t is easily, comfortably worn next
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

FOOTBALL IN OAKLAND
The Albion Rovers and the Hornets
viii play the regular association foot
ball championship game today at Free
mans Park, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Tom Dillon for correct styles In hats.
corner Van Ness and McAllister St.
xz-s0- $3.50. $500
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Achilles has been put on the school
ing list as a result OF his refusal TO
break in race on Friday.
A writer in an eastern turf publica-
tion. commenting on Gamers recent
accident at New Orleans. remarks that
jockeys are apt TO remember such mis-
haps.
cit took odom." he writes. two sea-
sons TO recover from the fright he got
in an accident at Brighton Beach five
or six years ago. Redfern was so timid
above a season from similar cause that
he was all but useless. He did not
make money for himself, and he was
not serviceable to the turf in general.
For several weeks last autumn Miller
was so timid because of a fall at
Sheepshead Bay he would not take
chances. Master C Ross. the best
lightweight Of last seasons develop-
ment that rode at Belmont Park, ia
maica and AQueduct in October and
November. has made little progress al
Ascot Park since his accident in the
early part OF the Los Angeles season.
il was predicted when Ross announced
his intention OF going TO California
that he would lead the riders at Ascot
Park. But he is not at the top of the
heap. His name is far down the wirr-
ming jockeys list. Ross, who was in
volved in the accident in which
Freischon met death. rode his next race
with cOnsurnmate address. But the
courage OF a mite Of a boy though, il
may remain unshaken after one or two
accidents. is sure TO be affected If tried
too often.
Barney Schreiber contemplated a
trip 10 Los Angeles today TO attend to
some business in connection with the
stable he is racing at Ascot Park, but
an fndisposition with which he was
attacked last evening may interfere
with his plans.
Ike Grafton, well known sporting
man, formerly Of Nome, Cripple Creek
and other mining camps. and now To-
Gated at Portland. Ore. was an arrival
at the Emeryvilie track yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

OF the thirty-six races run at Emery
vile the past week fourteen were won
By faYorites. nine by second choices
and thirteen BY outsiders.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Prom 1890 till il 80 O'Clock has been
set as the time for the schooling OF
horses at the barrier hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Barney Schreiber has nominated the
produce of twenty mares for the
Matron stakes OF 1903 and has made
eiglifeen nominations FOR the National
Stallion stakes OF 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

sSF Cheaper than course Of docorng and want
eserynooy 70 Try IL Let sufferer who -
se 20 cal f at my Sn1ee and make fun my batter
r you cant call. this coupon for my book
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Ike Grafton, a we'll known sporting
man, formerly Of Nome, Cripple Creek
and other mining camps. and now To-
Gated at Portland. Ore. was an arrival
at the Emeryvilie track yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Tennessee probably viii have a State
racing commission similar In scope and
power 10 that in Kentucky. The rae
Ing interests have elected presiding Of
icers in both branches Of the Legisla-
ture, who viii oppose any measure
looking toward the abolition OF the
sport
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

Oft
A
229 FIRST RAcEsI selling Fs saS
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
acng Cans Match Attracts Wide Attention
Clever Phuladezphla Boxer May Take Fart
IN an Important International Bout

Continued from Page 81. Column :
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

harry Slower is one OF eleven owners
who figure in the annual forfeit list
Of the New York Jockey Club for con-
siderable amounts. StOrer's delinquency
being sIO25.
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fought
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Continued from Page 81. CoIrmn

and therefore a half-brother 10 Dales-
man. than whom there have been poor
er performers. He is also q half
brother 10 The Ragged Cavalier, a good
horse through the field Griffin paid
Dnly $3.50 for Leonardsdale.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Every dose of drugs that you put into you
stomach ,weakens your nerves. Every time you xii
pain or ache by unnatural means-by stupefyin,
the with poisonous drugs, you hurting
them, and any one can that in time, by stead,
dosing your nervous system will be broken dowl
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Achilles has been put on the school
ing list as a result of his refusal TO
break in a race on Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

i:43 80. Edward, place. 2-5:
l-3- Winner b. c. BY Eddie
Won In q hard drive OF two.
3. Sir Edward was well rid
ne up IN the stretch. outrOde
al last turn. but Davis was
Horner made several different
but Was all in at seven fur
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Buying When Food Is Cheap.

Before it is too late to be profitable
every housekeeper should inspect her
preserve pantry to see that it is suf-
ficiently well filed to allow the family
its required daily ration of fruit.
catchup or chow chow. II she finds
that her supply is meager. it is not
too late to remedy this defect. There
are plenty of apples to be had. grapes
are abundant this season, ounces aud
late pears may be found in the market.
and cranberries are coming in and
make good jelly. II they can be kept
away from the frost It is a great econ
omy to buy enough potatoes to last
until spring. Housekeepers know how
difficult 1t is to get good vegetables in
the late winter, and how high they
are. Cabbage may be stored; so, too.
may apples. turnips and onions. Flour
sometimes scars in price, and II laid
in by the barrel in the fall it is always
conveniently at hand in bad weather.
Butter and eggs may both be put away
in limited quantities. any housekeeD-
ing book containing recipes for pre-
serving them for winter use.