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New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SILK RQOK MARKS.

Mrs A. J. Brown, of No. 72 Walden street. Nort
Cambridge. Mass, has contributed fourteen Sill
bookmarks with appropriate verses, to pass on
as Christmas gifts. Mrs Brown, who is a shut
in will glad receive orders for similar cheer
Prices and samples may be obtained by sendin
directly to her A little parcel for Master Gran
Collins was also sent by Mrs. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Every little girl likes to her dollies we'll
dressed and this costume be relied upon to
make the Christmas acquisition doubly attractive
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SPECIAL GIFT.

Mrs. w NJ Louden of the Mothers Sunshine
Circle. has provided the procure mis-
sion clock for the T 8. s Rest Home at Clark
Falls, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
Hotel St. George

LIS he favorfte Rendezvous of well Ameri-
cans wh annually visit Algers:-"The Gem of ali
Mediterranean Resorts" and the ideal coup-
try. The splendid roads, with strange interesting
offer sdrpassing amusement.
The ST. George garage and pit, up-to-date and
private motor cars can be hired for any excursion
The ST. George affords every luxury and comfort
yith moderate prices, while the fine grounds aud
S6perb views make the choices, Winter Resort
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
ALGIERS

tn. healthiest known Winter Resort. with of
S.s.re.t for strangers be found In other
senntry. 10000 " Is lloyd twin ships
regular service between New York Gibraltar and
Algiers
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
RESPONSES

Miss Alice Covert has forwarded woods to Mrs
Carpenter, Of Lebanon Springs N V for her
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
COAL FUNDS.

Republshed at the request Of a 7. S. S. memhe
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE,
7OME = Savoy Hotel
FINEST LOCATION
Via Ludovisi. facing Queens Pslac.
Modern details throughout; central
heating; best American and English
patronage.
Ckn ReMn Elavalad Pasta
~ SAVOY HOTEL,

Opened January. 1900 Most Moder. on TN.
Italian Riviera Splendid View Large Garden EI.c-
trio Light. Rooms warmed by hot
Perfect Sanitation, American and English Billiard
Tables Orchestra PAUL MARINL Prop'r
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
Foreign Resorts.

FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
ICAN VISITORS MOST CENTRAL POSI-.
TION IN THE WEST-END. TARIFF FREE
FROM UPTOWN OFFICE "NEW YORK
TRIBUNE" 1854 BROADWAY. n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
.PR|DDY WINNER
IN SECOND N !. I Y | | |.
Will Meet Lang, Pollard and
Hooker in Final Contest
Tonight.

Priddy, OF Baltimore. captured the
second two-mile event at the big rink
at lakewood last night In minutes
SO. 1-2 seconds, after the closest con-
test OF the series. Pollard, OF Rich
mond, pushed him hard for first posi-
Etion, with Mitchell. OF Portsmouth,
third. All three men were punched
for the last six laps, and the crowd
yelled Justify. The boys were strug-
Cling for first place. and until the an
ish-line was crossed the result was In
doubt. n
With the qualifications OF Priddy and
Pollard last night 1t throws Lang.
Priddy, Pollard and Hooker in for the
final two-mile contest Tonight. This
event promises to be the fastest and
most exciting OF the week. The first
two mile events have been hard fought,
and with four of the fastest men
among. the entries of the week. the n
nal viii be well worth seeing.
Gus De Orc. the New England skater.
the bad fall he had Tuesday night,
when he injured his left knee.
The Alder Trio put on their act with.
out miss last night and were freely
applauded. All next week the special
attraction will be the initial appear
ance in this city OF the Great Chick,
comical cycler, in a headline act that
Will please the patrons of the rink.
Thursday night the fancy masked car
nival will be held. Prizes will be Of
fered for best and most comicaI cos
tunes and fancy skaters. On Friday
night there will be two fast races RIM
with the new set OF pictures to he
shown all the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
SALE OF VALUABLE
GOLDMINE.

Default having been made In the nav
ment of n debt secured by deed &c
trust, executed to me July eth. 1905, &bys
the Sanders Gold-Sav1ng Machine Com
pany.I shall, at the request Of the credi-5
tor secured in said deed. offer for sale.
at auction In the town OF Louisa. Louisa
county. Va, at 10 O'clock NJ. on the }si775
11TTI DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1907
the following property. to-wit: A tract
Of land lying and being in the county unit
the the Tindar Flat Gold Mine. containing
2o5 and fraction acres more Or less
sa1d tract y known 1,s az The MeGehes
of land adjoining each other-one tract
containing, BY survey, 161 1-2 acres; the,
other containing, by survey, Al 1S-1O0s
acres. The land 3 on Contrary Creek
Much gold has been taken from this
land at different times. and Its value mas
been further shown by recent examina-
lions OF experts and by assays. The
land Is well wooded.
TERMS: Cash as to $4,000. with in-l
terest thereon from July 2Sth, 1905; ns;
to any balance, for bonds payable IN
equal instalments in one and two years
from day OF sale, with interest therefron:
unless the Sanders Gold-Saving Machine;
Company should require different terms
as to said balance.
1t Is believed that the creditor secured!
In the deed will be willing to lend q con :
siderable part OF the purchase money
upon the land II the purchaser desires it,
Il. L. VOOLFOLK s3s
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
5l1lt5h.l - 20 III, "a $Gitfa@f9 al
DIXIE AGAIN ].
RACE FEATURE
With Nearly Thirty-Nine Min
utes Handicap, She Finished
Close to Winner.

MIAMI, FLA. February s.-The fea-
ture OF to-days events OF the regatta,
as well. was 21-mile event, laps
over the course for the motor racers.
-Four racers started, Mera. Simplex TX,
Swallow and Dixie. the latter being
the scratch boat The event was won
by the Simplex TX. Fl. Brosell, Jr., Of
New York. in hour II minutes ss
The feature OF the race, however.
was the running OF the Dixie. This
boat started SO minutes IS seconds
after the first boat, and at the finish.
the Dixie was only minute 46 sec.
onds behind the winner,
Magnet trouble on the third ana
fourth laps alone kept Commod ore
sc .1t, boat from winning.
The nine-knot sailing race was won
by the Yuma and the eight-knot spec
ial match race between workinp
j lunches Truant, Uncle Sam and o..
g On. was captured by tho Truant
,,,, an untimed four-knot dory race.
when n. was won by Ajax, closed Mis- nil,
first annual regatta. ~ 1A WY a M .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
MIssOU.RILAD''
Wins | A |! VI: Ii
Beat Out Bestefllng IN a r /; ousing
Finish fhathc Mile
Handicap.
BAIL THE ONLY LONG SHOT
Little George, a Sixty-to-Onc,
Gamble, Got Into the Money
in tic Sixth.
BAIL THE ONLY LONG SHOT

NEW ORLEANS. February s.--With
tho exception OF the feature event, the
card at City Park to-day was notable
for the large number Of starters in all
races. aass '
The feature. n handicap Mt ono mile
and an eighth, valued at. 500, was q
three-cornercd race. The finish was q
rouslng sprint between Missouri Lad.
nnd Besterling, the former winning BY
u neck.
q to - first, Jimmy II. al to y Sec
ond. Brawney Lad Us to u third.
Time, :43 1-5.
Second race--sevcn furlongs, selling
Clifton Forge 60 TO y first, Astcrisk
q to - second. Grenade 6 to . third,
Time, 1928 3-5 -
Third race---milc. selltns-Cora Price
a to ~ first, Iicamous (16 to " sec
ond, Kaiserhoff az TO - third. Time,
Fourth race-seyen furlongs, SOIL
ing-Bazii az to II first. Heart OF
Hyacinth GO to . second, Cobmosa al
to j third. Time, l:29 Is. y.
z Fifth race--landicap, ] 1-8 miles
Missouri Lad 1a to y first, Bestcr-
ling (lS to 81 second, Goldic e to 81
third, Time, 1854 3-b.
Sixth ruce--5 furlongs--Planute e
to y first, Dinernock C5 to ~ SECOND.
Little George Coo to ~ third. Time,
1901.
seventh race--mlo and a sixteenth.
Helling---Evic Greene C13 TO y frst,
Gold Coin q to u second. Goddess a
to - third, Time, 1:4S Id.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
mr.. GRIFFITH .COVETS
WASHINGTON PITCHER

I CHICAGO. February s.-Clarke Grif-
nth laid vain siege to Joe Cantillion to-
day Foxy Grirf wants Case Patton.
md wants him with q great energy
of yearning. Nothing doing.
Vainly Griff offered coin and groups
OF players. 1t was reported that he
offered Yeager Delehanty. Moriarity.
Doyle and some money to boot
"Patten looks too good to me-" said
Joe, II can't see him for anything less
than Cheshire, Yenger, and some coin
thrown in"
AS Griff could not see all this. tho
deal was called off. and Griff loped for
New York at o'clock. Both leaders
said that no actual trades had been
that there was so, ONE arranged n'p for
the transfer of Joe Yeagor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
AT RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Prospects for Baseball Season
Very Promising.

PROSPECTS for baseball at Richmond
Solege this season are unusuallvs
prlght. Most of last years team nre
. oaoA,. hno there IS much excellent new
gin work, 95 Z 4 ."i ~ ~ p'e'
Richardson. the old third basenan
,S played star ball on The Times.
Dlspatch team last summer. win ho1d
MS former position and captain tha
team. Martin the man who alwava
rendered good work with tho willow
VIII pe PACK on first. and Smith viii
Wright Will be candidates for pitchnr
Both men did good work last sprinr'
and much is expected OF them. Caro-.
ner, Luck. Miller and Saunders. last
years. outfielders. are all back at col.
lege, and Mensch and Bristow Will ba
on hand for the infield. Woodtin, the
slortstop Of 1904. has returned to coll
the Richmond Academy team last venr
Will also try for position.
Tho schedule. SO far as 1t has been
completed and Is In correspondsnceI
has been arranged as follows Nv
Manager +. n. Burton: S'f. " &,
March 29th-Frinceton University.
at Richmond.
MIA, at Newport News
April 4th-Richmond Professionals
ut Richmond. - = =
April Observation-Disclosures (cham-
plonshlp), Mt Richmond,
Richmond.
April 15th-Rtchmond Professionals.
at Richmond. ~
April lsth-Trlnity College, at Rlch-
5lnOnd.
April 2ad-Randolp Macon, at Ash
land. ''s
April asd-Davidson College, at
Richmond,
Date unsettled-Wllliam and Mary
Championship. at Richmond.
Date unsettled - Hampden Sidney
championship. ut Hampden.sldney,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
A N|R|L|5T KILLS
PENz.A'' 5; GOVERNOR.
.Alexandrovsky, Chief Of Red
Cross, Killed as He Leaves
Theatre.
TWO POLICE :: SHOT DOWN
Murderer Shoots Himself to Es-
cape Capture and Dies in
Hospital.

PENZA, RUSSIA, February SIS. A..
Alexandrovsky, Governor Of Penza, was
shot and instantly killed by q young
man as he was leaving the theatre last
night.
NJ. Alexandrovsky,F who was we'll known
as Chief Commissioner Of the Red Cross
in tho field during tile war between Rus
sia and Japan. had just stepped out Of
the door Of tho theatre when a youth
pushed his way through the crowd and
shot him in the neck. He fell dead on
the spot.
Assistant Chief of Police zarrin, who
was standing near tho door of the
theatre. tried to draw his revolver, but
was shot dead by tho terrorist before
he was able to do SO.
& Seeing that 1t was impossible to cot
through the crowds outside the building,
the murderer dashed into the thea tire.
firing wildly. The manager attempted to
grapple with tho murdered. who fired ut
him, but missed, and killed policeman
who was In tho line OF fire. In a-seconl
attempt to capture the assassin the man
ager was severely wounded. The terrorist
fled through what he evidently believed
to be ono Of the exits, but found himself
in the ladies' clpnk-room. An attendant,
realizing the situation, pointed to some
stairs as q means OF egress. and as soon
as the assassin disappeared the attendant
locked the door behind him. The stairs,
however, only lod to q loft, and the MUIR
derer was found there, unconscious from
IA bullet wound. from which lie died in
tho hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
CARL GUT'HERz,
ARTIST IS DEAD.
--------------
Native Of switzcrland-Hc Came
Early to This
Country.
FOUGHT IN SOUTHERN ARMY.
y .--------
Painted Portraits Of Many Dis
tinguisled Men Son and
Daughter Inherit Genius.
az WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.

BY WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.
| WASHINGTON, y. O., February s.
Carl autherz, d Southern artist Of in.
ternational reputation, although he had
been III two weeks, was u great shock
to many friends and admirers Mr.
4utherz, while a native OF Swituer-
land, scamo to this country in childhood
with his parents. who settled in Mem
phis.
As a boy lie showed the genius Of tho
the Confederate Army and served ia
the end. After the Civil War he Went
to Paris, where he pursued course
attention, Of the masters He studied
IN both the "Ecolc Des Bcaux Arts" IN
Paris, and II, the Willie Dc Medici
He had exhibits in the salons AVA
won many honors. While in Paris he
was awarded n commission 70 do or,a IF
ne me mural paintings in the Library Of
a,niteiw and the result was his
, In the reading-room for the House re
REPRESENTATIVES, with the Dawn ~
Light" as the theme. He was ALWAYS
ard dna y southern out II, his synpathles
| was reproduced on many thousands ~
| cards. was called the "Flght of the
warriors Soul" c was Il mystic SYM
hattleflag, representing the banners
stars and bars, resplendently revealed
through d rift OF heavenly mist. a
later work, admired by many thous-
ands, which was exhibited at the Nash
superb picture Of General Robert 10.
Lee. called Twilight After Appomat-
| tox.'' 70
The artist painted many portraits Of
| persons he liked, among them being
portraits OF Jefferson Davis and Scna-
| tors Morgan and Bate.
Surviving him are his widow. who
Ala: a son. and two daughters, one of
| whom inherited much Of the genius of
her father and is now In Paris study
ling art.
l51tf MISS Gutners Few years ago painted
a wonderful true portrait Of Senator
Pettus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
JUNIORS WIN.
Beat Redskins in Game Of Basket

The Junior Y. NJ c. a. second team
defeated the Redskins In close game
OF basketball last night. Attic close
OF tho first half the Redskins were
ahead by $ to 4. In the second half,
the Juniors caught their opponents, and
at the call OF time the score was tied,
ut 2 TO II. In the extra time allowed,
Burnet Lewis Gagged tho ball for the
juniors, securing the two points neces-
sary to win the game.
Lineup of the teams:
Redskins, IL Junior 3D.
Bowel Core .......F. Burnett Lewis
Ltnwood Cosby -. II. Daniel Jones
Charles Brauer..i.. H. :. Albert Steel
Payson Bruce. -. C..Ira Litchenstein
Samuel Padget.s.. NELSON Baughman
(captain)
Ramon Fisher.....G ~. Paul Orchard
g.. William Lefew
finld goals-Core 3. Lewis 8. Brauer
Free throws--Lewia 3, Cosby. {.
.,, ro,h i Waalrd'ed-Juniors 1. Red
Referee. Reithard: umpire. Robert
Z Robert Brock ~ e - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
NEW HORsE-sHOW CUP.
English Hackney Society Offers
Trophy Valued al $500

NEW YORK, February s.-The coun-
eli Of the English Hackney Horse So
ciety has resolved to offer to the New
York Horse Show. us a mark OF tho
friendly feeling Of the English breed-
ers. a challenge cup, valued at $500.
The conditions will be settled at tho
society's next meeting.
The Red Hill Farm, near London,
which Alfred G. Vanderbilt has leased
as training quarters for his show
horses, was for several years occu-
pied, by George Watson. now New
York dealer. To this farm Mr. Watson
shipped Won {HarbingGr,l the first vim
nor n Of the Waldorf.Astoria. Cup for gig
tain Angus. wealthy leather m ur
chant OF London, for s4.75o This
Maine-bred trotter was shown success
fully. for. years In England and on tho
Continent winning the Challenge Cup
at The Hague in 1904 He died about
q year ago. .,l
Mr.. Vanderbilt expects to drive his
four. famous grays and the Venture
coach from London to EPSON Downs
on Derby Day. next June, Tho race
Will be run shortly after the Inter
national Horse Show /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
7 MANY MENTIONED. 4
Interest Manifested in Selection
of Assistant CITY Attorney.

The action Of the Council In max
Ing the provision for an Assistant
City Attorney. a separate ordinances
viii somewhat delay the creation p&
the office. The substitute ordinances
offered by Councilman Mills win have
to go to the Ordinance Committee and
possibly also the Finance Committees
and then back to the Council and bR8
passed by both branches. This salary
% fthe position IS $1,000, but this may
be raised to $4,000. Already several
gentlemen have been suggested for
the position. among the number be-
ing Colonel George Wayne Andersols,
ex-member OF the General Assembly
and author of the annexation Statute;
Mr.. James II. Drake, u we'll known
member OF tho bar. and Mr.. George H.
Wise, who has long heen practlc inHss2
at the Richmond bar. Thcre are prohs--ss
ably others. stsEE9
The selection OF the assistant IA to-
he made by Hon. Henry n. Pollard. Nj
City Attarney. and nothing VIII be-
known as TO his choice until she rrians
As named. Il ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
NEW RECORD MADE
IN PENSION Bill PASSAGE

WASHINGTON, D. c., February S-A
new high record In the way OF the pas
sage OF private pension bills was made
were passed In an hour and a half
The naval appropriation bill, carrying
$96.428,Oo0. was taken UP. and under the
order of general debate speeches were
.yrailroad rate BIZ; Mr.. Higgins, Of
Connecticut, fayoring the creation OF
the White Mountain ana Appalachian
forest reserves. and Mr.. Mondell. Of
Wyoming, on the Limitation OF Fed
coal lands from entry
The House at 5:0b T, NJ adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
CONFESSES;
n. MAY BE LYNCHED
Alarming State Of Affairs De-
velops at Jackson, Near
Virginia Line.

NORFOLK, VA. February BY the
confession Of Richard Mathews, a re-
voting murder at Jackson, Northamp-
ton, N. G., has beensreyealed,I and as a
result lynching n1ayI occur during to-
= Pau Rainey, u nephew " Of Mathews,
was killed with an axe Mathews has
implicated James. Sonny and Henry
Barner, who are brothers, and all four
men are under arrest. The confession
says robbery was the motive for the
crime. ss,ss+ II
Late this afternoons great excitement
prevailed in the town, and efforts to
get communication with the place to-
night have failed. At last reports mob
violence against all four men was ex-
pected.
Jackson is a small place on a spur
of the Seaboard AIRLINE, and is a
few miles south Of the Virginia border
line,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
MOSTLY NEW MEN.
Few Old Players Returning to

Win Clarke. manager OF the Roanoke
Virginia State League team, said while
here that out OF the entire Roanoke
signed to return. This is Bateman.
Clarke thinks, however, that he might
get back Smith and Willis, two Of tho
pitchers who did such excellent work
last year. sahufe
Clarke. stated thatlhe would have n
new. ball park, and that the infleld
would be green. Ee seems very cheer
ful over the general outlook. and
the pennant, VIE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
Real Estate For Sale. q
FOR SAL
at less than one-fourth pri,c! IS
Of adjoining lands, $50 acres 4; \
near Laurel. h
S | 500 per acre q
This Price will sell il.
POLLARD & BAGBY.

serving in this capacity for nearly two
months. He Is an experienced practical
fireman and though ono or more members
are said to prefer some other man.,
either without or within the department.
the majority faporing Chief Shaw is cuff
icient to insure HIS election. sai
The suggestion has been made that 1T
might be possible to solve the problem Q G
Il building Inspector by choosing man
as fire chief who is equipped to discharge
force there. may be- In this suggestion, its
is of small account If the report that a.
majority Of the Board favor Captain
Shaw.
Captain Joynes Ia said to have cons
siderable following for the position OF as
sistant chief. with Captains Atkinson and
Wiso also In the race. Just what the res
suit Will be cannot be forecast,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
Staunton Defeats Virginia.

sporting Editor Times-Dispatch:
Slr,--You were called down some time
ago by the captain Of the University OF
4vlrglnla basketball team for having
made mistake In announcing that vir.
glnla had been defeated by the Stauuton
Y. NJ. G. A. MS the two teams had not
met this season. You can announce now
that Virginia played Staunton Y. M. G.,
a. here the night of February Cd, and
was defeated by the score Of Is to 25.
y. M. G, A. threw twenty-five, straight
goals and one foul. which ~ry the only
one awarded them, while Virginia threw
eight goals and nine foulsSsS
The staunton team is Spen to all
challengers Yours truly,
CARROLL MILLER,
Manager =. NJ. q. "A. Basketball Team.
Staunton, Va, Feb, 8, f x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
TAFT CABLES MACON
TO SUSPEND ARMY ORDER

, WARRINGTON February s.-secre-
tary Taft, after consultation with
COON at Havana authority to suspend
for the time being the execution of
the decree recently prepared providing
for an increase from e,o008to 10000 Of
the rural guard of Cuba. This action
has been taken in view OF .repreaenta-
tons from all of the Cuban parties that
the decree Is In expedient, and before
deternthation whether or not 1t shall
be enforced Secretary Taft will await
the receipt OF the written protest which
Governor Magoon has received.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
WRECK A TRAIN.
Spikes Were Drawn and Twenty
Freight Cars Break Up.

[specialIto The Times Dispatchl
WELDON. N. c., February 8.-Twen-
ty freight cars We're wrecked at an
early hour this morning on the Sea-
board Air Line. near Branchville, Va,
It is learned here that the spikes
their purpose being. 1t is thought, to
wreck passenger train. The pas
senger train, however, fortunately
passed safely over without spreading
the rails. 1t Is stated here that arrests
have been made OF persons supposed
TO be responsible for the wreck, but
the names OF the suspects cannot be
learned 5affs41f $50 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
WOULD NOT LET NEGROES
SEE DIX0N'S PLAY

Especial to The Tln,es- Dlspatch.l
BRISTOL. TENN, February S.
Dixon's play, "rhe Clansman," was pre-
santed here tonight without the
threatened trouble due to the protest of
the eolorad people. AS q precaution8
the negroes were declined admi ttance.8
Their protest SO advertised the per-
formancet that a special train was ne-
'cessary to accommodate the crowds
from Southwest Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
GANs's MATCH WITH
LEWIS DEC JARED OFF

PHILADELPHIA, February 8..-An-
Cans that his match with Harry Lewis
has been declared Off. Cans says that
Lewis was not satisfied With the diyis-.
ion OF the purse, which was arranged
the pre- iminary Y agreement was igneil.
lie says Lewis now wants 3 tho purse
divided on 4 q sis Of 6Q IAN a VI per
cent, r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
SIGNS FAVORlNG
SHAW FOR CHIEF
Believed Assistant Will Hav
Majority Of Commissioners
on His Side.

1t was stated yesterday by a gentleman
believed to 30 familiar with the situation
that the election Of Assistant Chief
George G., Shaw Is practically assured at
the meeting Of the Board or Fire Com
mlsslonars next Monday night, Captain
Shaw is tho acting chief and has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
GEORGETOWN TO PLAY
UNIVERSITY HERE

The baseball schedule Of George
town University has been completed.
The Washington team Will meet the
University Of Virginia lii Richmond
on April 13th, and 1t promises to ba a
line exhibition Of the national game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
Deep Run Hunt.

Deep Run hounds viii, meet NJ 4
o'clock this afternoon at Brooks store.
Ihe usual reception Will be held at the
clubhouse after the meet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09

Ennui has French name for the
reason, t is thought, that the French.
being In the forefront of civilization.
progress and enlightenment, dlscov-
cred 1t flrst.--Puck.