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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

i g. u
Academy OF Music-NIiss Percy Has
well In "Prodisnl SON."
Dljou Thentre-"The Night Before
Christmns.''
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink.
During the second week of their en-
gagement in this city, the George Faw-}
cett Company. which is becoming very
popular, will be seen In a magnificent
production OF Hall Gaines powerful
emotional drama, "The Prodigal Son."
and tonight Will mark its first pro-
senta ton here.
The popularity of the book and the
enormous success of it's original season
were sufficient to prove the quality Of
this remarkable story. Mr. Fawcett has
ADDED to the interest of the play by
revising and strengthening 1t and de-
syeloping the central characters. both
MS to conception and as to action. Miss
Haswell will be seen in the dual role
OF the Prodigal's wife and daughter,
and will be supported by the entire
sFawcett Company.
'~rhe Night Before Christmas" is un-E
derlined for presentation at the Bljou,.
commencing tonight. OF this produce
ton and its case, the Columbus Jour.
nal says:
There were two deeply interested.
audiences at the High Street Theatre
Yesterday, who followed with alternate
feelings OF sorrow and gladness the
fortunes and misfortunes Of the hero
and the girl he loves. The baffled way
In which circumstantial evidence can
surround an innocent man and send
him to the very shadows of the gal
lows. is strikingly shown. An exceed
ingly good cast Is headed by Mr. Jack
Drumier, who has been seen In this
city several times before and his WORK
will be pleasantly remembered. ne
created the role in which he is now
nppearing and his rendition Of most
difficult part could not be improved
upon"
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Z Is Z
cally captured every section OF the
country, and four new handicups were
arranged. The Eastern Handicap was
held at Philadelphia; the Southern at
Nashville, Tenn; the Western at Dem
yer, Col. and the Pacific Coast Handi-
cap at Los Angeles. Cal. All were sue
cesses in every way
For the present year the board Of
directors are ]. A. Haskell, president;
w. f. Parker. vice PRESIDENT; A. C..
Darrell, treasurer; T. H. Keller. Charles
latham, A. II. Durston and j. T. Skcl-
ley, with Elmer Z. Shaner as sccro-
tary-manager.
The Interstate tournaments for tho
coming season will be the Grand
American Handicap, at Chicago, June
18th to 21st; the Eastern, Handicap, at
Boston. July 10th to 18th; the Western
Handicap at Denver. August 10th to
22d. and the Pacific Coast Handicap
at Spokane. Wash, September 10th TO
18th.
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LIONS THROWN out
OF CAGE IN WRECK
Collision in Georgia Enraged
Beasts and Keepers Were
Attacked.

f CHATTANOOGA, TENN May H.
In a wreck on the Central OF Georgia
Railroad at Rome, Ga, to-day. 7. b.,
MADDEN, of Florida, an employee of the
Parker Carnival Company received In
juries that proved fatal. and four carr
loads of paraphernalin OF the show
was damaged. The first section Of the
special train was standing when a
southbound freight met II In head-end
collision. ~ few moments later the
wreck train ran into the wreck. Cage.
containing lions were thrown to tht
ground and heroic work had to bs
done to prevent them escaping,
Several attendants were badl,
scratched and bitten by two OF the lion
while repairing the cages.
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RICHMOND MAN !.
WAS FOUND DEAD.
Registered in New York Hotel a
Frank Heizoge, but IN
known Here.

NEW YORK. May IA man about
forty-hve years old, registering at tho
chean Hotel Friday afternoon as Frank
Heizoge, of Richmond, Va, was discov-
cred dead in his room Saturday morn
ing by chambermaid. When the am
bulance was called from WILLIAMSBURG
Hospital, DR.. Vogt said the man had
died from heart disease. Thirty dollars
In cash and II number of envelopes were
found among his pockets, but nothing
further to identify him. as the letters
had evidently been destroyed when
read. Two bore the Richmond post
mark. dated April 9Th and Goth, re-
'pectively. Nothing was known Of the
man at the hotel. He had the appear
,nce OF being a prosperous mechanic OF
,onie sort, as he was rugged, stout and
In apparent good health.
No such name as Frank .Helzoge APP
pears in tho city directory OF Rich
alond.
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TRAP SHOOTING
A GROWING SPORT
-Four More Tournaments to Be
Held This Sea-
son.

Trap shooting, growing sport
among shotgun shooters, owes much to
tho Interstate Association for the Pro-
motion OF Trap Shooting, which has
perfected the rules, organized the tour
.namcnts. and assisted in q thousand
ways to raise 1T to It's prescnt high
level.
Started in 1892, 1T had a pretty hard
time up to the FIRST Grand American
Handicap, which was held ut Dexter
Fark, l.. T., April to l. 1895. From
that time Interest in trap -shooting be
came general in tho East. Then |,
spread Westward, and in 1892. when
the Grand American Handicap was heit
at Kansas City, Mo-, there was ar
entry list OF 4o3, Will, 1856 actual start.
ers. Last year the sport hai practi.
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.BEALE WINNER OF
DEBATER'S MEDAL
Annual Contest Held Friday
Night at Richmond
College.

Tho contest for tho dcbater's medal
at Richmond College was held on Fri
day night the prize going to Mr.. r.
N. Beale, of the junior class.
The medal is given annually by the
Philoloetan Literary Society OF the coll
llege, and the contest was hold In their
once Of a large number Of persons rso j. %
All five of the speakers were at their
best and the three Judges had to give
careful consideration to thor selection.
Notwithstanding the long program. the
audience greatly enjoyed the various
efforts, and applauded literally from
time to time.
Mr.. Ruokman. Of West Virginia, more
than once brought the house down by
his Characteristic way OF speaking ana
his biting sarcasm. He was followed
by Mr.. J. II; Terry. who also won tho
appeal for the interests Of tho South
Tho contestants We're Messrs II. N.
Beae. r. u. Peters, Il, Ruckman. j. Fl.
Terry. G, 70. Waite. A. 0. Edmonson
and BIO. Ryder.
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TO PLAY
YELLOW JACKETS
Randolph Macon and Richmond
College to Try for Second
Place.
WILL BE A PITCHERS BATTLE
Wright and Martin to Do the
Twirling-Game Called at
a O'Clock.

Richmond College and Randolph Macon
viii cross bats this afternoon at the
Broad Street Park at o'clock, the game
to second place in the Eastern Virginia
Intercollegiate League, first place hav-
ing gone to William and Mary.
The game this afternoon will be excit-
ing and interesting through the course
OF It's nine innings, as both teams will
put up a desperate fight for the victory.
Both have defeated Hampden- Sidney,
which is now out OF the running.
On account of rain several games on
the Richmond College schedule were can
called causing the team to miss the mosa
OF their trips. In the championship game
with William and Mary the most intense
game, both teams having large crowd
OF rootcrs. Then in n most heart-break-
ing finish William and Mary won by the
narrow margin of Z to 6.
In the Hampden- Sidney game, which
was played at Hampden-S Sidney. the ninth
inning was one of most thrilling interest,
with the score 8 to in favor OF Rich
mond. Hampden-Sdne had men on
second and third, with no one out, but
by the masterful pitching OF Wright the
side was retired. giving Richmond the
victory. In the championship game with
Randolph Macon. beautiful exhibition
OF college ball is to be expected. With
Martin pitching for Randolph Macon and
the best college twirlers in the State, q
pitchers battle will probably be the
feature OF the game.
A large crowd of rooters will come
down this afternoon from Ashland to
attend the game.
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WILL ERECT MEMORIAL
TO REAGAN,|A TEXAS
Sons Of Veterans Of Texas Form
Organization-coming to
Richmond Reunion.

a movement has been started IN
Texas to erect IL memorial to Judge
John II. Reagan, tho last surviving
member OF the Cabinet of jefferson
Davis, A charter has been granted to
Camp John H. Reagan, Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans, the organization be-
ing incorporated. as its charter states
"for the purpose Of promoting and
building memorial hall or monu-
mental edifiee, to perpetuate the
memory OF John II. Reagan, and to
solicit funds for that purpose"
The organization proposes also to
perpetuate and preserve tho war re-
cords of those who bore arms In the
cause Of the Confederate States of
America; and to collect relics and other
property,
The incorporators are all members
sof the Sons of Veterans. and live In
Dallas. where the memorial hall will
ebe built, They are w. Lindsay Bibb,
Charles S. swindells. Jennings NJ.
Moore. O. d. Ford and JEFF. d. Reagan.
The secretary OF the association. Mr.,
swindells, writes that the camp ex-
Spects to be We'll presented at the
coming reunion, X
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WOMAN fought
White INTRUDER A.
Miss Caruthers, Of Lynchburg,
Had Trying Experience
With Thug.

LYNcHBURG, VA. May 1a.-A1isa
Bert caruthcrs, a young lady about
twonty-one, living with her aged
parents, near the Virginia Christian
College, In the West End. was the
victim OF an attempted attack last
night by u white man. The young lady
made a plucky fight and after being
dragged n considerable distance ny
the man, she managed to frighten MIN
off by arousing the residents DOW
the college by her screams,
Miss Caruthers was roughly handles,
She returned from visit to q neigh
bor's home about 1880 o'clock, and a.
she started to enter the front door the
man came out OF window INTO tae
ycranda and attacked her.
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RICHMOND PLAYS
ROANOKE Ok / AGAIN.
Saturdays Game Was Poor,
Exhibit for the Law
makers.
VISITORS SHOWED UP WELL
Cooper and Mcmahon Starred.
I Danvillc and Richmond Must
Fight for First Place.

Richmond returns with Ronnokc to
play in Roanoke for tho first three days
Of tho week. after having won two out
Of the three games played here.
The Lawmakers gavo poor account
Of themselves in Saturdays game,
which everybody had expected to be
the third victory for the locals. The
gamo was lost in the first inning
through the several errors made. Roa-
noko getting four times across the
plate. The defeat is not to be charged
up to Mike Cassidy. Tho Irishman
pitched n good game, allowing only
six hits. Kirkpatrick who threw the
ball wild to Shaffer In the first inning
and let in two runs. redeemed himself
fater by making two out OF the three
hits secured off Morriscys twlrling.
Cowan got the other hit
Cooper. Ronnokc's catcher, was onn
OF tho stars in Saturdays game. H1
got two hits, made run, and had two
assists chalked up to his credit, be-
sides catching an crrorless game.
McfiahOn made pretty play IN the
NTH inning. when he reached UP and
brought down what seemed would be
n hit from Shaffer's bat Roanoke
played strong game all through the
nine innings.
Danvillc goes over to Portsmouth
this week, and II the Tobacconists keep
UP their good playing 1t Is pretty Ger
tain that they will win at least two
out OF the three. Richmond, in that
case. must win all three TO be In the
lead with Danvillc But, OF course,
there may be many changes before the
end OF the week
Great interest was taken in the
thirteenth spring annual meeting OF
the Deep Run Hunt Club Saturday af-
ternoon. An unusually largo crowd
turned out. despite the cool weather,
and watched the races with avid Inter
est
The last OF the college championship
games will be played on Broad-Street
Park at O'clock this afternoon. when
tho Spiders and Ycllowjackets Will
meet In the annual game. Local inter-
est Is running very high, as both col
ieses nave strong list OF alumni in
the city. Randolph-Macon will prob
ABLY bring down Sig relay of rootcrs
with them from Ashland, and the root.
ing VIII be one OF tho chief points II
the game.
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FLAG COMING HERE.
FORSYTH Rifles Emblem to BE
Given to the Museum.

I0@ Special To heTIWes-UfspHtc1l'l.
WINSTON SALEM, N. G.. May Ia
Mrs. Alfred Fl. lselo, OF Dallas. Texas
who Is visiting here. has the old Con-
federate flag that WAS presented 20 the
Forsyth Rinemen. OF which her NUS
band, the late Colonel a, II. Relo, vas
taptain, The flag was presented 10 the
company by Miss Rettle Lsmiey. OF
SATAN, The banner was porr's
Throughout the four years strusgle.8
andwilile Mrs. Belo has ever prizsd y
| veryhtghly, she has decided % prsseat
which ia plaee II viii be forwarded N ~
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-13
MINERS
BURN TO DEATH.
Imprisoned in Mine and Thirty
Five Bodies Recovered
So Far q

4 CITY OF MEXICO, May l2.-Ninety
men are supposed to have lost their
lives in fire which started In tho
Tenares copper mines ut Verlardena, In
the State of Durango. last Friday night
The fire Is still raging, and is said to
no beyond control. Thirty-flve hodles
have been recovered up to this timo
Seventeen miners are known to have
escaped. This information has been
conveyed In a dispatch to tho Associn-
ted Press In City Of Mexico, The burn
Ing mine belongs to tho Guggonheinl
Interests,
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VIRGINIA MAN MAY
NOT DIE OF INJURIES

I'll PAsO, TEX, May 12.--The seri-
ously injured in tho wrock OF the Moxi-
can Central at l3ermijllo yesterday
are being taken to. the hospital at Chi
huahua, and their train Is duo to ar
rive there at 1890 O'Clock tonight.
Among those most seriously injured
are: DR., w. II. Knapp, Of Chicago; s.
p. Jackson, OF Virginia, and j. M. Baker,
OF this city, Who are badly hurt, but
may recover.
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Confederate Veteran Finances.

NEW ORLEANS. La. May l2.--Tho
financial. statement for 1905 of the
United Confederate Veterans was is
sued hero to-day by Adjutant- eneral
Wllllam ~ Mickle, Of Mobile. It shows
9 balance ON December 81, 1906. of ST.
ga, THO total expenditures for 1905
were $3.50.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Won on Many Errors.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 12.-New
Orleans easily defeated Mont gomery
to-day in game which was marked
by more errors than sensational plays.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Mont gomery ...001o0o0 0 o. Z 6
New Orleans .2O15 1200'-11 II 4
Batteries: Walsh, Walker and Han
sen; Manual and stratton. Umpire.
Rim. Time, 1:40.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 3.
Washington, 2: st. Louis. O.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston ut Detroit.
CLUB STANDINGS,
Chicago Won Easily,

CHICAGO, May 12.-Chicago won
easily to-day. defeating Philadelphia,
10 to 8. Walsh kept hits scattered. and
struck out several batsmen.
Score by innings: r.. H. Il.
Chicago .......0 O2O4O13.-1O1 Il 0
Philadelphia II 0O0O02O0-- 8 S
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Plank
and Shrek. Time. 2:19. umpires.
O'Loughlin and Stafford.
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THE rns DIspAr0n RICHMOND VA MONDAY NAY 49, 1901

cd he would kill the boy, Wilson was
pleading with Him not to do anything
so rash and not to shoot the boy down
like dog. but merely whip him for his
misconduct. Scales not needing tho
words, opened fire on Ills son Ernest,
ngcd about eighteen years, who lodged
behind Wilson. He was shot In the
neck and died Instantly. Tho scene
of the crime Is about half Il mile from
the city. Scales Is still at large.
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Won ON a Fumble.

ST. LOUIS MO. May l2.-Washing-
ton defeated ST. Louis to-day to O..
Wallace dropped flyball in the fourth
inning. allowing Washington two runs.
Score by innings: r. H. Il.
ST. Louis 900 10000 8
Washington 9 0
Batteries Peltz and OConnor: Pat
ten and Hayden. Time, 1925. Umpire.
Sheridan.
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esH yae9n Map has o ret wS ba to
sister, Mrs. Il. n. Walker, of Fulton
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Error snycd a Slut Out.

Error Saved II Shut Out.
SHREVEPORT, LA, May 12--But
for massing errors in the first inning
Birmingham would have been shut out
in to-day's game.
Score by innings: r. II. -
Shreveport. l. o 1 o 0 2 o o ii 6 /
Birmingham. Il 0 o 0 o 0 o OIL s
Batteries: Gaskil and Rapp; Clark
and Meek. Umpire. Umpire. Time
1885.
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Game IL IIippodro,nc.

MEMPHIS. TENN. May 12.-The
locals batted j. Dugan out OF the box
in third inning to-day and thereafter
the game was little more than a hippi-
dromc. Nashville used three pitchers.
Score by Innings: r. II. E
Nashville 20 1 90 3 0 o. s 3
Memphis 20 5 l. 0 % +-21s 10
Batteries. Dugan, Pardue Hardy and
Wells; Bills, Owens and Hurlburt. UNI
pires,, RucGerham and Hackett. Time
s:04 H
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CLUB STANDINGS

There were no games in the National
League.
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Mr.. Ivan Mayer has sailed for u
three months tour abroad.
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CLUH STANDINGS.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
NO GAMES YESTERDAY

NO GAMES ,IY1SSTE1tDAY.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Norfolk at Lynchburg
Richmond at Roanoke.
Danville at Portsmouth
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NO GAMES YESTERDAY.

TO-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cincinnati ut New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Academy OF Music-NIiss Percy Has
well In "I'rodignl Son."
uljou Thentre-"Thc Night Before
Christmns."
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
DIED..

BRYAN-On Tuesday November 8 1851 KATE
BRYAN. beloved sister Of AiE r. g. Aukam.
Funeral services Thursday 40 , y. n. az her late
residence. III Gorcoran street Iatcrment al
Oakwood Cemetery. Troy. n Y
DIFD-CHANGE ..-.
DI zEREGA-GEORGE THEODORE DI zERE
GA. son 0f the late Augustus Theodore ID Zerega,
Of New York
Intcrment at woodIawn. y. Y. Thursday at .
a. N.
EVANS-On Tuesday November s. 1907 al a. m.
EMMA :. beloved wife Of Druid II. Evans.
Funeral from her late residence ISL Riggs streeJ
northwest. Thursday. November Z. at p. m
FAWCETT- suddenly. On Tuesday. November S.
1907. al I a. m. a. the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. C. L. Jenkins. SuitlRnd. Md, Airs. EMMA
FAWCETT aged seventy mine years
Funeral Thursday at , 2. n. at Ninth Street
Christian Church
FLAHERTY-Depar,ed this life on Wednesday,
November G. 1867 MINNIE A.. the beloved wife
II Martin j. Flaherty and mother II Sadie
f. Cannon. Maize, Emmett and Vincent Fla
hrrty. in the forty second year of her age
Notice uf funeral hereafter lBaltim0re Pitts
burg and Chicago papers please copyD
FUGITT-On Tuesday Noycmber s. 1907. At his
daughters residence. fs street southwest.
ALBERT S. FUGITT. in the seveuty-eighth
Funeral Thursday November = 1867 at 30 p. m.
Friends and relatives invited 20 attend
HINSDALE-On Tuesday evening November 5.
1907. at 2ji2 Fourteenth street. SOLOMON r.
beloved husband Il Julia NJ Hinsdale. aged
serent-two years.
JACOBY-On Wednesday. November 6. 1907, az I 20
a. m AARON. beloved husband of Annie
Jacohy. aged sixty-thrce wears.
Funeral from his late residence. 395 g street
northwest. on Friday. November 8. at $50 a. N
Friends and relatives invited. Please omit
flowers.
MILLER-On Wednesday Noyember 6. 1907. at 3
a m, CATHERINE MILLER. beloved wife of
Jacob Miller and daughter ui Ebcrhard and the
late Msrgaritta Tr1lsheim.
Funeral from her late residence. l22 Virginia ave
me southwest. Friday. November g. at lS0 J.
m. thence 10 St Johns Lutheran Church Four
and-a-hah street southwest. Friends and rcla-
tives invited 10 attend.
NOLAN-On Wednesday. November 6 1901. n 10
a. m. at the residence Of her daughter Mrs
Edward Mcdonald. l2l Third street northeast
JoHANNAH. widow q John Nolan, ST.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SHEPHERD-On Wodnesday. November 6. 1907 Al
80 AZ m. ANNIE c. SHEPHERD, wife Of
Thomas NJ Shepherd
Notice Of funeral later
sHERMAN-Suddenly. on November s. 1907. at 10
p n. OF pneumonia. CHESTER TYLER be-
loved husband Of Harriet Kimberly sherman
Funeral and inierment az Rose Wayne County
y \. Prayer al his late residehce. 30 F1ofida
avenue northwest. AZ D. m Thursday No
Vember :
ToENsE-on Tuesday. November 5. lso7 al $40
p m. JOHN beloved husband Il the late
Caroline Toensc. aged Jevenfy-four years
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter Airs
trieda SobotkS 6l5 \ street northwest. FRIDAY
November g. at p m Intermeut private.