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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Law and Equity Court.

Carter & Go. vs.. Victoria Sullivan for
500; Gordon Metal Company VS.. Rose
& Peroe for s21754; H.. II. IIartzel vs..
Virginia State Fair Association for
defendant association says It Is only
indebted to the plaintiff in tho sum Of
$75, Verified by affidavit.
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Mrs. Anna G. Campbell.

Mrs. Anna q. Campbell, wife OF tho
Rev. William g. Campbell, d. D., pas
Roanoke, Va, died this morning ut tho
Ilygeia Hospital at / o'clock.
The body will be taken to Roanoke.
leaving Richmond this morning at
o'clock
Mrs. Campbell had be- quite Ill for
some weeks, having suffered a stroke
of paralysis some time since. DIR.
Campbell and his daughter were also
IN Richmond s5I
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around him.
A gallant veteran of the War Be.
tween the States, General Cox is no
less a progressive man OF affairs, us
his successful supervision of his North
Carolina plantation and his keen in
tcrest in literary matters and author
ship attest. His many comrades and
his scores Of friends throughout North
good wishes for his long life and con-
Carolina and Virginia will unite in
tinued happiness
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Dr. Worcester Experimenting.

These experiments nave peen nis.3e ~ g.
Emmanuel Church. OF WHICH kev. IT.
leighton Parks. now of ST. BaTtho.o.
news. this city, was until recently W. ~.
rector The present rector IS KEY. ~
t,Iwood Worcester, late OF famous p.
STEPHENS Parish Philadelphia II Is noe
tlIC. present rector. however. VINO na IA
alone been making these experiments. ~
has an assistant. Rev Or. samuel NC
Cculb. lately from Belfast. He mao
PRESBYTERIAN pulpit in this city lor so !l1
Years AT that time he WAS aeS ,o -
ni1nself to Browning. and had series OF
lectures which attracted vice atleh,pii,
He returned TO Ireland and returned az
an EpiscopalifS. DR.. McComb Went as
assis tant to Emmanuel Church, Bos
| ton, and there hA and Rev. DIR. Worces,,
| ter hive tried mih| cure. rest cure. az
1. the like. aimed eslNscialiy at the gettlliss
OF people into q hi6sithy frame OF Hiinu u.
as one requisite al getting them atsr
4 into healthy condition Of body and Of
'0I leaders In the Episcopal Church re-
! mark that no. word OF criticism Nd 8
I. been heard within the church regard
! ing tits Boston experiment..
| There seems instead, TO be genera
approval of It. although Ihro ,1I ho oot
| the church there seems 10 be not
/ ADEQUATE Knowledge as to what ~ -.
! AZ The same time, qualification IS eS-
| nressed that the Episcopal Cnurcn mas
at least undertaken to utnlHs iorce 81
of mind over matter. Inc success "a
/ the Eoston experiment VIII, II is shln
cause the whole question 70 come
! before the general convention.
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Circuit Court.

Motion dismissed yesterday: Com
McCue's executors; dismissed for want
of jurisdiction.
Gases set for to-day: Pioneer Trans
fer Company VS.. -. B. Taylor COMPANY
appointing ii. D. Whitcomb trustee OF
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
in the place Of Thomas l.. Alfriend, de-
ceased to act with tho other trustees.
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CONDlTyoNs YEs,rEnDAy.

KcNmohdA Wehther was cloudy and
warmer,. Range of the thermometer
Il NJ. +... MATHEMATICIAN r M. ....s IS
i. NJ. .,..,.,45 9 midnight. u. .S5
AYerage,,.t. 80 la
Highest temperature yesterday A
Lowest temperature yesterday 90
Mean temperature yesterday, IS
Normal temperature yesterday AZ
Departure from normal temperature. Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Funeral of Mrs. Pleasant.

The funeral Of Mrs. Martha Cordella
Pleasant took place yesterday after
noon at Is o'clock from St. Lpke'B
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CONDITIONS IN DIpO1tTANT CITIES.
------ 4 z Il - y
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

March IL, 1907.
HIGH TIDE.
Morni 2.lS
EyeninH....,S!40
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MENTAL HEALING
AROUSEs CHURCH
Reports From North Say Episco-
pal Convention Will Consider
Matter in Richmond.

NEW YORK. March lit is believed
that the Protestant Episcopal General
Conference, which will meet in triennial
session in Richmond next october, WIN
venture an expression upon mental neal
ing. or, at least, upon That phase OF the
treatment OF bodily disease that az
telnpts TO effect q cure by the assistance
of the mind.
True to it's record of having originated
most of the unusual doctrines, good and
bad. religious and otherwise, Boston has
within a year tried some experiments
mat have turned out well, IT Is said, ana
which will have marked influence upon
til. forthcoming general convention.
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DIR. HOWARD EDWARDS.

Information was received here yes
tcrday to the effect thut DIR. Howard
Edwards, n noted Virsinian, now pres.
ident of the Rhode Island College OF
and Mechanic. Arts. - be-
ing urged for the presidency OF the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute by
large following. composed more par
cure the more thorough development
of the agricultural department or the
1t IS known that the name Of pr:
Edwards Is now before the speciai
committee appointed by the board or
visitors to recommend successor Io
DR.. j. M. McBrydc, and to report at
the June meeting of the BOARD or
earlier If practicable; This committee lite,
Tic instruction J. p p Eg 81 ns,on NJ NJ
Fl. M Smith, Jr.. OF this. city, and
Hon. Peyton st. Clair. OF Giles. SUP.
porters of DR.. Edwards declare tnal
ne Is eminently qualified to administer
the affairs of the institute with notaolee
success. Tho recent resignation OF
Professor a. NJ. Soule. who leaves
stating that, he has been much han az !,
emphasis to the assertion Of many
friends of the school that this TEA
II deserves. With this before them,
friends OF DR.. Edwards, whose most
{important work has been IN. agrlcui-
ttural colleges. are claiming that ne is
lpeculiarly fitted for the place. there
is no assurance whatsoever tnat ny
can be brought to Virginia. nut nhpse
who wish him to return are Wiii !, !. :
to undertake the task of bringing mn
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me encounter has been ARRANGED fol
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
THE DIAM O N D THE PLAYERS
 ARRIVING Stanley Yerkes and One Strayer Came in With the Storm Yesterday Afternoon.

They came in with the storm yes terday and on snow shoes too. Who? Do you ask? Why two more of Har- ry Durants world-beaters. They were no less than Stanley Yerkes. the great twirler and a friend of his, named Strayer, who will try for the outfield. They amused each other while coming in over the hills by practicing stunts with snow balls and they say that Yerkes has in vented a snow twister that will freeze the batter as it goes by him. Strayer says that he has not strayed so far away from home, but what he can make it again if he does not win any laurels on the ball field. He believes however that he will jus: about fill in that gap out in center field. Both are ill good condition and ready to as- sume baseball togs when the snow, the beautiful snow get q hump on and agrees to go.
 It looks as though baseball is off around these diggings for week or more This storm has given black eye to the game that was to be play cd with Fall River here Friday and will also knock out the City league on Sunday. Waterbury is not the only place that has been or will be disap- pointed. Holyoke has been given a lemon twice this week and all exhibi- ton game may be off unless Horace Johnson or some other prophet let's up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
CUP FROM KING ALFY.
For a Series of Spanish-American
 Yacht Races.

Boston, April 10.-Henry Howard. manager of the German cup races of the Eastern Yacht club. was notified by cable yesterday that King Alfonso of Spain had offered a cup for d se- ries of Spanish-American yacht races to be held in Spain next fall The ca blegram was from President Ybarra of the Royal Yacht club of San Sa- bastian and it said:-
 King Alsonso of Spain has offered cup for series of Spanish-American yacht races to be held at San Sahas- tian next September under the con- trol of Royal Yacht club of San Sa- bastian. representing Spain, and East ern Yacht club of Boston, representing America. General conditions same as for Emperor William cup in German American races to be held at Kiel."
 MT Howard said yesterday that the invitation would be accepted and that probably the same boats which are selected to sail for the Emperor Will liam cup will participate in the Span ish-American series. Mir Howard also announced that the trial races for the selection of these yachts will be held at Marblehead during the week of June 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
BASEBALL NOTES.

Jack Tighe, the former leader of the Norwich club, now captain and manager of the Rock Island III. Three league team has been laid up with la sprained ankle and rheumatism since going west several weeks ago, but, hopes to be able to get into a uniform, this week.
 In case Outfielder Minnehan should not be retained by the Holyoke club he may land a place with New Lon don. He accepted New London's s terms during the winter, but failed to receive his contract within the 15 days limit, and Tom Dowd then pick ed him up.
 Herman Schincel will not arrive in Waterbury till next week, having ar ranged for few days extension in order to move his boxball bowling alleys to Hampton ponds, where they will be run this summer under the direction of a manager. Six alleys will be in operation this season.
 The Young Defenders of Dublin street. beat the Young Merrimacs Sunday morning, by the sorce of 19- 16. The Young Defenders only lost one game this year and that was to the Hayden Streets. The lineup of the Young Defenders is as follows: w. Roper. catch; F. Shaw. pitch: !. Ca hill, first base: c. Smith, second base; !. Doran, third base; ]. Thompson. short stop: c. Guinan, right field; ]. Flynn, left field; c. Fletcher, center field.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
TOM o'RouRKE SERIOUSLY nL Physicians Fear Pneumonia. ~.
 though Condition is Improved.

Stricken down by a sudden anl serious attack of illness, Tom O'Rourke known from one end e the country to the other as a handloR of classy ring fighters. was yesterday under the care of physicisns. and while his condition late last nfghs was regarded as hopeful. it vas a6- mitted that he was in grave danger of relapse.
 Mr O'Rourke was seized with . 0- were chill late Monday afternoon onl an hour later his condition vaG oc serious that several doctors vufo called into consultation He vnn suffering from a severe cold vn1en threatened to develop into . ssftma attack of pneumonia For ssyoEnl hours he was delirious and the bgvc1 which accompanied the attae1 n1Gs fed the physicians for the oruo1os part of the night. Yntr1Ay n 0'Rourks vss resfins noto oo1Il
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
NATIONALS vs AMERICANS.
Teams of the Older Organization Win
 Majority of Spring Ball Games.

The base ball teams of the Nation al league won majority of this springs exhibition games with their rivals of the American league. The representatives of the older organ ization were successful in thirteen out of the twenty-two games played. The failure of the Athletics of Phila- delphia to hold their own with the Philadelphia Nationals was chiefly responsible for the American league losing the series. The Philadelphias won four straights from Mack's bri- gade and did not lose game. where as in all the other series 1t was a much more even battle. The St Louis Cardinals won four out of seven from the Browns: the New York Nationals and St Louis Browns split even with one victory each; the New York Nationals and Athletics split even with one victory each: the Cardinals took two games out of three from the wsshingtons; the Boston Americans took two out of three from the Cincinnatis.. and the Cievelands won one game from the Cincinnatis.
 The National leaguers beat their adversaries in total run getting. tied them in batting and did slightly the better fielding The totals were: Ma tionals, runs ss. hits 173. errors 41; Americans. runs s7. hits 173. errors 4e- The Americans shut out their opponents, three times. the New Yorks. Cardinals and Cincinnatis being the victims. The Americans were shut out twice. the washink- tons once and the Athletics once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
BOB CALLAHAN.
Feature of Bennings Racing Won by
 Outsider In Mud.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.--After twelve hour downpour of rain, snow and sleet. the temperature lowering about the freezing point, the Bennings racing was not specially attractive.
 The track was fetlock deep in sloppy mud, but the undergoing remained firm. and the footing was sure. The winning favorites were Orphan Lad, at 15 to 20: Grumbling Soph. at 8 to 5. and Lord Badge. at II to 5. The favor ties all won going away, Lord Badge and Grumbling soph each heading long procession by many lengths.
 The most interesting contest was the third race. Hartford Boy. very heavily played. was left standing at the post and did not run. Senator Barrett made the running Into the stretch. lapped by the favorite. Marston. When straight ened out Bob Callahan came fast on the outside and won by three parts of a length. with Senator Barrett second and Marston third.
 In a close finish Mooksie. q strong choice. won the maiden steeplechase from the favorite. Lysistrats. Setauket getting the short end of the purse. Summaries:
 FiBt Race.-Orphan Lad. first: old Colony. second: Belle of Jessamine. third.
 Second Race.-Black Mask. first; Helen B.. second: Laudable. third.
 Third Race.-Bob Callahan. first: Senator Barrett. second: Marston. third.
 Fourth Race.-Mooksie. first: Lysis- trata. second: Setauket. third.
 Fifth Race.-Gumbling Soph. first. Sally K. second: Will Do. Third.
 Sixth Race.-Lord Badge. first: Blue Buch. second: Water Dog. third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
HAL CHASE MARRIED.
He and His Bride Were United in
 Secret Last Year.

When Hal Chase. the accomplished young first baseman of the New York Americans. reports to Manager Grif- filth this week he will be accompanied by Mrs Chase. a bride of several months. That Chase contemplated matrimony soon was we'll known. but 1t is said that he was married last year to Miss Nellie Heffernan of Fay onne. \. l.. to whom he was engaged. The marriage has been kept a secret for the reason that there was parental objection on account of different re- lIeious beliefs. hut. accordings to q girl friend of Mrs Chase. 1t has been no secret on the Pacific coast, where Chase lived this winter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
LETTER FROM LuNDIN.
The Grappler's Match With Gotch
 Declared O6.

Hjalmar Lundin has sent the fol- loiwng letter to the Hartford Cour- ant:
 My match with Champion Frank Gotch in Chicago is of. They have got Fred Beell and Parr on for the 18th of the month. They offered me a later date. but about that time I may be on the ocean. do not take much stock in these Chicago pro motors now. If Goteh will come east | will wrestle him before I go across. but I will not go to Chicago after they put the bout oh. A club in Worcester wants Gotch and me to vrestle there and I think the Hart ford followers of the game would like to see the champion I am wait ing now to hear from Gotch's man. aFer. I wrote to him few days ago and asked him if Goteh would vres- tie me mixed style. If he does think I will make him go some be- fore it is over"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
DEAL IS OFF. SAYS DUFFY.
Boston American Club Fails to Come
 to Terms.

Providence. R. l.. April 10,-Msn- sger Hugh Duffy of the Providence baseball club announced last night that negotiations between him and the Boston Americans are of. DufYy's terms to manage the Americans were x1o.Oo a year with a three years contract and a free hand with the club Final settlement of the deal was set for yesterday afternoon. and having heard nothing more from Bcs- ton up to ! o'clock Du6y announced that the incident was cloeed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
BOWLING
BOWLING THE CASINO
 ALLEYS BUSY New Features That Will Attract Every Good Bowler in the
 City.

The Casino bowling alleys will be kept pretty busy for the next few weeks for the management has decid- ed to start a novelty in the way of bowling that will net the winners some of the long green. Every bowl CT in the city will be interested and the Casino alleys will attract hun dreds who do not bowl to witness the contests. The novelty is this. Be- ginning at once weekly prize of 50 will be given to the two men bowl ing the nearest to 465 in three strings, $3 to the first and $2 to the second. No entrance fee will be charged and all scores whether bOwled in match games or otherwise will count. The periods will end at o'clock OH every Monday evening and should there be tie when the time expires 1t will be rolled off at once. A special prize or s will be divided, $3 to the first and g. to the second, to the two bowlers who show the greatest number of pin falls during the week.
 Aside from this new feature the managers also have started duck pin tournament. Entries can be made at once and thirty have already affixed their names to the league roster. These games will start on April p. There should be fun and plenty of it on those alleys for some time for the management has fixed no certain day for the closing of the two features.
 A big crowd watched the Bossell and Johnson teams compete with each other on the Casino alleys last night and the result was that Johnsons team was whipped by goodly mar gin. The total scores were as fol- lows: Bossell's team-Bossell All, Ma loney 5O5. Wheeler 457. Lanoue 532, Mcfarland 46S. total 2433; Johnson's team-Whites 447,v Chappelle 4S4, Johnson 437. Rheinheimer 476, Curley 52S, total 2372.
 Fred Teller won s prize last night for making the highest score. Itschner was second with $3 prize and Stowe took the $o whackup. Harper won 8 for the biggest pinfall which was 1O,O12 and Teller took sec ond, s2. with 9.6T0. The scores were as, follows: Teller 563. Itschner 555, Stowe 552. Kilbourn 551. Middleton 547, Harper 535. Harrison 515, Cava- naugh 509. Stemm 267, Malsch l36.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
c,e.si,sAs d rrs.e..

SAN FRANCISCO. April 10.-Tn one of the fastest races of the season Cloudlisht beat Lisaro half length in the Narcissus handicap at oakland Fireball. the fsvorite. was third Cloud light and Billy Msyham made the run ming to the stretch. where the last named tired The five furionss were covered in loo 115.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
Polo League standing.
De,sy As.is.~s ss sAa.shaI.

WASHINGTON. April 10L-charIes Denby of indiana. chief clerk of the department of state. has been selected to succeed Linn Rodgers of Ohio as consul general at Shanghai
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
weDersela. .t New orles.s.

NEW ORLEANS. April 10.-weber- eelds making his erst appearance over the jumps. won the short course stee- plechase at City park He opened up a biz lead early in the rsce. and. sl- though the fsvorite. Lights Out. and Dr. Heard cane with q ruaA. Weber eelds vva hy half IenGth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
Ni. ... I.-s. fa..,,...s,,-

ST. LOUIS. Aprf 1o.-The final game of the series of seven between the b. cal American league team and the local National Iessue team wss won by the Nafionals. Q so l. This eives the locsl ehanpiosship to the Nat,onal league team
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
POLO WHITES.
Now for Friday night.

Now for Friday night.
 New Britain is sad at heart.
 Bridgeport comes here Friday night. .!
 Personal encounters are getting to be the rule as the season is closing.
 The managers of the Shop Base Bali league will meet promptly at 8 o'clock this evening at the Boys club.
 Last nights New Britain Herald, which certainly would not give Wa terbury a victory that did not belong to her. gives the two teams as tied for second place. You must have slipped a cog somewhere Bill Feet
 Every fan in the city will be out roofing for the home team on Friday evening. The second position may depend upon that game. If New Brit aln loses tonight we will be assured of the place, but if she wins we will be again tied and Waterbury will have to take the game with Bridgeport.
 Secretary Feet says Waterbury can not win second place unless New Britain loses both games to Hartford and Bridgeport loses to this city Fri day evening. Our standing up to last night had both teams tied. By New Britain losing we take second posi- tion. Has the secretary dropped one of our victories?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
c.,,n.vsr, snsehs .s Ks.r,s.,.

KINGSTON. Jamaica- April 1o.- sIeepers were thrown out of their beds by q shock of earthquake ct an early hour. but the damage dsss tD buildinu vas immateffaL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10

An IncreAse in business mcaas . greater income for yuu. geruFe ths business by s6vsRtialnG- fIy ths
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cio.ins stock euotatio...

Money on call easy at 2k per cent; prime mercantile paper. 6d6h per cent: exchanges. sto1. .se7. los; balances. Qi.S<7.Ts; exports of general merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending April were valued at u3.s3.5'3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
POLO
FOLD NEW BRITAIN DEFEATED
Waterbury's Chances For Second Place Now Looks Good =
 New Haven Also Won.
SMALL CROWD PRESENT.


 Hartford. April 1O.-Hartford and New Britain met here for the final home game of the roller polo season and the local players defeated the New Britain men, 13 to 10. It was benefit game for the Hartford ath- 'etes. but by an oversight they failed to consult Horace Johnson when the date was arranged and the nasty wea- ther interfered with the receipts. There were no expenses to speak of and the players will have about $1OO to whack up.
 There has been bad blood for some time between Referee Rorty and Pat O'Hara. the greatest of all halfbacks. It broke out afresh last night after the referee had called three fouls up- on Patrick. The latter started to buckle into the official and did give him a gentle push, but restrained himself from venting his anger. The trouble is that Rorty wants to make a molIycoddIe out of O'Hara and the halfback refuses to become one. Whipple picked Schiffer up by the breast-plate once and shook him like rat, but the referee couldn't see foul then. Of course O'Hara's style of play would not be tolerated in roque.
 Lincoln. the fastest of all rushes, made two cages from the spot and the time was 2 Ia seconds in each in stance. The lineup and summary: Hartford. New Britain. ;rooIn Coh; for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10

Only one amateur team will play on Friday night at the benefit game. Company c. champions of the anna teur league of this city. will play a re- turn game with the Graphophones of Bridgeport, champion of the Amateur league of Bridgeport. A big crowd from Bridgeport will attend Medals will also be presented to the members of Company G team on that evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
Cannpbe1l's Cur1ey Cut.

Three good things in one packages It makes a good cigarette. smokss mild. sweet and fragrant in . pipe. As a chewing tobacco it's . winner. Cigarette papers free with esch Co package. Each and every package bears the union label.