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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
deep RUN HUNTS
DELIGHTFUL RUN
Large and Well. Mounted
Field Follow Hounds
Over the Course.
HUNT FOLLOWED 81
BY A RECEPTION
Members and Friends OF the Cluh
| and a Number OF Guests En-
Joy the Social Feature.
Those Riding and
in Receiving
Party.

The next 10 the last meet OF tho
Deep Run Hunt Club for 1907. had yes
terday at the Soldiers Home. brought
out one Of the largest fields that has
followed the hounds during the entire
season. II not the largest Many WELL
known huntsmen. mounted on some OF
the best hunters in Virginia, enjoyed
delightfully."- exhilarating run for
nearly an hour. bringing up at the
clubhouse, where the usual reception
was had. Most OF the riders were In
pink. and the field presented a pretty
spectacle on the run. The course lay
from the Home. through sunnysides.
thence into and through the Williams
property. through Patterson's ito Chan
lilly. and through Johnston's to the
clubhouse. The going was unusually:
good. and the bracing temperature add.
ed zest to the sport.
The run was without mishap. sava
one. and that slight one. Mr. Cath
fright coming cropper during the run
through Johnston's. He remountedi
and resumed. finishing with the rest
OF the field.
at the clubhouse reception the fol.s
lowing constituted the receiving party: ],
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Scott, Mr. and!
Mrs. William H. White. Mr.. and Mrs,
l. N. Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott.
Parrish. Mrs. j. 3. Mosby. Mrs. Nc.
Glivra. Mrs. Dannenhower. the Misses
Moore, Martin, rutherford and Wood
ward. Among the guests were "a nun
] her OF members OF the Yale Un!verslty'
Glee Club Messrs. George Mayo.
Charles Shield. Tom Mason, and others
lin addition to those following the
hounds.
. Those riding to hounds and their
mounts were as follows:
j. ST George Bryan on Laburnum;l
w. ormond Young. on Red .HussaE;
James w. Graves. on kingsman: Miss.
| Fannie Crenshaw. on boswell: DR.. H.
G. Bryan, on Sirius: Granenreid Hob
! son. on Lady Vivian: J. L. Gathright:'
on colt; A. II. Christian, on Sunlight.
Mrs. A. H. Christian, on Florodora: b.
II. Ellington. on Overland; C. c. Jones'.
on Bohemian Joe: j. r. J. Anderson. Oh.
Pal lin: ]. w. Mccomb, on Major Al
len: e D. Harris. on Gates; "A. 8. Bu-,
ford. on Janice; Palmer Leigh. on
Brown jug; DR.. j. A White. on lrop
Prince; William Rueger. on PiedmontF
Robert Triton. on Barrlster: Miss Ash
burner. on Chestnut $50 N
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One OF the greatest baseball deals
ever perfected was that recently an
nounced whereby Manager John Mo
Graw. of the Ney York National
League baseball team. exchanged
Catcher Bowerman. shorts.op Dahlen.
out1eldsr Browne and First Baseman
McGann for First Baseman Tenney,
Catcher Newdham and Inhelder Bird
we'll. of the Boston Nationals. The
deal was pulled of by Manager Nc
Graw and his old fellow Oriole Joe
Kelley. recently selected as manager
OF the Boston Nationals. who have
been in bad slump for several years.
McGraw also gave Pitcher Ferguson
as good measure. In other words. lie
traded five men for three. and though.
the men who leave the Giants are
| among the world champion team OF a
few years ago. they are all advancing
in age, and have probably done their
best work.
With the exception of Tenney, a
great first bagman and fine hitter. the
other two men added to the Giants arr
young and ambitious. and are regard
ed as corners. There was little oppor
tunity for them to demonstrate what
/ they are really capable of doing under
! favorable conditions, since no sta,
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RICHMOND AND Ne u
OUTLAW LEAGUE.
Promoter Al Lawson Quoted as
Saying This City Is Anxious
to Join.
NOTHING KNOWN HERE OF 1T
New Union League Will Have
r
NOTHING KNOWN HERE OF 1T
New Union League Will Have
Clubs in Leading Baseball
Cities OF East.

The following story. published In
the Philadelphia Record OF yesterday.
relative to the probability OF Rich
mond becoming member OF the pro-
posed Union League of Baseball Clubs.
an outlaw organization, now being
formed. is news to the baseball fra
ternIty In this city:
The Atlantic League will hold a
meeting at the Franklin House. Easton.
on January 7th. and AL Lawson. the or
ganizer OF the ne Union League. says
he Will attend and help them to round
out their circuit. According to Law
son. the Atlantic League next year
may not be an outlaw. He says that
some OF the members favored pro-
lection last year. and as these mem
bers will now be the ruling spirits In
the league. 1t Is quite likely that the
Organization will come in under the
national agreement
when asked what towns would b.
likely to make up the Atlantic League
circuit next year, Lawson said: "a
compact circuit could be made up OF
Easton. Allentown, Pottstown. Potts.
VILE. Shamokin, Tamaqua. Hazleton
and York"
Lawson says applications are. com.
ing in fast for the two vacant place.
in the Union League. Richmond. Va.
being especially anxious to join. The
outlaw leader says he will visit ever.
city that has applied and go over every
detail. and then pick out the two which
appear to be the strongest. It will bt
about SIX weeks before the next meet
/, ing OF the league will be held"
The proposed Union League is L
embrace the cities of Brooklyn. Ralti
, more. Philadelphia, New York. Wash
ington and three other cities. 1t ii
being promoted by Manager Al Law
son. Of the Reading team. and viii
probably embrace the larger cities o
1 the Atlantic League. Baseball men ii
the big league cities generally ridicul,
the Idea OF the Union League, and de
clare that it cannot succeed. The an
1 nouncenent that Richmond is "anxiou
to join Is news to Richmonders.
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FIVE OF NEW. YORK GIANTS HAVE.
BEEN TRADED FOR THREE BOSTONI4NS

regarded as one OF the most reliabls
backstops In the business. shortstop
Dahlen was an Arson find. and played
7 In Chicago for several years before
New York secured him. He is veteran
at short field. and Is regarded as n
finished ball player and q master OF
the game. Dan Mccain played In the
old Virginia League ten or twelve
years ago. but was discovered. and
has proved himself one OF the most
reliable first-sackcrs In the big league
circuit Browne Is fast and brilliant
man in the outf1eld. is one of the fast
est and cleverest base-runners Of the
National League. and Is scientific
batter, who for years led the batting
order, of the winning Giants.
Fred Tenneyis also an ex-colleglan.
having played with Brown University,
where he first attracted attention. Ever
since his advent in the professional
ranks he has demonstrated his abill-
tiles. Catcher Needham has demon-
strated his ability as oackstop By
his fine work with Boston.
One OF the reasons given for dis
posing OF Catcher Bowernan is that
there was friction between him and
| Roger Bresnahan. the other New York
catcher. and he is being dispensed with
| largely for the sake of harmony.
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AT THE ACADEMY

Creston Clarke. in The Power. That
Governs" was the attraction at tho
Academy OF Music yesterday matinee
and night. and though the PLAY is not
as we'll adapted to Mr.. Clarke's talents
as many In which he has been seen
BY. Richmond audiences. and though
the character Of Andrew Michael is
not an altogether attractive one. the
Interpretation at yesterdays two per-
torn,ances was quite praiseworthy. and
fulhlled every requirement of the part.
THE Power That Governs takes its
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player can shine IN a ta!l.end aggre-
CATION. Tenney. even under such ad :.
verse conditions. mas made a great
reputation. and it is conceded that he
Will add greatly to the strength of
the Giants. The Sc three men. together
with the new material signed by the
Giants management. are expected to
put the New York aggregation back
In the category OF pennant aspirants
and to enable the Giants to give tha
Chicago Cubs hard squeeze for .he
banner.
Kelley and his Hub aggregation, IN
their part. have been strengthened bv
securing a quintette OF men who will
without doubt play their utmost 20
demonstrate that they are still stars.
and especially to make McGraw regre,
his trade. Without exception the mon
arc all pleased with tine transfer t,
Boston, provided only satisfactory sal
airy terms are agreed to. and Of this
there Is little doubt. Admirers of the
| ex-Giant quintette ridlcule the idea
that they are all In, and predict u
fine seasons work for them In theil
new location.
| Bowerman was a catcher for the
University Of Vermont when he WIS
discovered by major league scout.
and has made good for years. being
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BIKE RIDERS SPLIT.
Moran and Fosler Separate a. Result

Moran and Foslcr Separate as Result
of sSIx-Dny Grind.
NEW YORK, December ia1.-Jimmy
Morans statement that Joe Fogler's
poor judgment in the nnal sprint Of
the recent six-day race resulted in
losing first money has caused the two
great bike riders to separate. Tho
statement led to bitter words, and
the two parted unfriendly. 1t Is said
that Moran has signed up with Iver
Lawson for the twenty four-hour race
which will begin In Boston Christ
mas Eve. Fogler Is entered in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

Pittsburg Gets New First Baseman.
P1TTSBURG. December 21.-Barney
Dreyfus. of the Pittsburg ball club.
announces that Warren Gill. new flrst-
baseman. had been secured for next
season. Gill has been playing with
an oklahoma team in the Western As
ISOLATION. and is a six-footer, said to
be heavy hitter. He was corraled
by Captain Fred. Clarke. at Arkansas
City. Ark, about ten miles from
Clarke's home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

an athletic alliance with Princeton, and
that the efforts of the Willlamstown
athletes were likely to be crowned
with success.
Since the bad beating that the IT,
gers administered to Dartmouth two
years ago the two institutions have
not met on the athletic field.
The suspension OF relations was
caused by no Ill feeling. butewas forced
by matters hat the authorities t
Princeton considered sufficiently strong
to prompt the ending OF athletic meet
ings with Dartmouth
|tionship with Princeton Follows close
on the heels OF the amicable ending
Of the differences with Williams.
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name from the struggle between the
influence of love and money.
The efforts of a New York hnanc.er
to disown the son of an early mar
riage between himself and girl OF
the Mexican mountains. and the love
affair of that son. Andrew M:chael, and
his fathers niece. rorm the principal
feature. The play falls to grip the
interest Of the audience, and is weak
In climax. ~
The company presenting The Power
That Governs" is in every way, salts
factory
Mr.. Frederick Book. as Jim Hender-
son. Is worthy OF especial mention. as
Is also Miss Irene oshier. as Janet
Winston
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race. but his partner has not been
decided on.
Lawson arrived in Boston Wednes-
day to ride in the professional sprint
races. which will be held at the Park
Square track there tomorrow night.
Interest in the paced race between
Moran and Darrasan, the champion
French rider. which will be decided
Tomorrow night after the spirits. is
keen. Both men have worked hard
training for the event, and watches
put on them indicate that their speed
10 q pa1
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WIN Resume FootbnIl.

giate football, which has been barred
from the Northwestern University two
Years, will be resumed ut the open
ing of the season of 1908. The decision
of the trustees was read to-day BY
President Harris In the presence of
1900 students. and was greeted with
cheers. The annual football contests,
however, are to be limited to three
Intercollegiate games.
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Cutler Leads slos.on.

NEW YORK. December al.-Albert
G. Cutler Friday night outplayed Geo,
Slosson at the slatter's oilliard acad-
amy. and took the lead In their match
at 1s.I7balklng. BY scoring 3as points
to slosson's 2s7 Cutler brought his to-
toll score up to l,ooo. His opponent
has i.1S7.
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L1pToN cur ACCEPTED.
Brooklyn Yacht Club to Arrange OF
Share. RRne for HH.0l0 TrnunX

shore Race for $4,000 Trophy.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-The
board of governors of the Brooklyn
m a ". &. Tower se yest ester and
formally accepted from SirThomas Lip
ton the tender of the $1,000 cup Of
fered for an ocean race.
y A resolution was passed teXpressIrs
the clubs appreciation of Sir Thomass
Interest and generosity and will be
forwarded to him at once,
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Tuesday Night.
Thursday Night,

Mr.. Page rolled tho highest scoras
In goose-pins. les, and Mfr. Hicks the
highest In ten-pins for the week. al2.s
For ladies'. Miss Wyatt rolled the high:
est score in goose-pins. 81. and Mrs. r.
L. Smith the highest in tep-pins. l2s.
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Odds on Attell..

SAN FRANCISCO. December 21.-The
first big Individual bet was placed yes
terday on the Owen Moran-Abe sAttell
tight. scheduled for New Years Day.
when Frank Dwyer wasered $500 on
Moran aga INST $1,000. Attell money is
plentiful at these odds.
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WEEKS BEST BowLERs.
Mcssrs. Briggs aud Ryan High Role
for the NNeek ~ KS

In the weekly bowling contest at the
Lake Alleys Mr. Briggs captured the
prize on Tuesday night. and MIR. Ryan
on Thursday night. The scores OF oil !
Conlnetitors follnW. FL!
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Camnit. Sign. with P,tt.burg.

NEW YORK. December 3l.-Presi-
dent Harry G. Pulliam, OF the Nationa!
League. has announced the following
contracts and releases.
Contra cts-Wlth Chicago. Curt Ell
ston; with Plttsburg. S. Howard Cam
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Released-By Pittsburg To Cleveland.
CA. Ii Harry Hinchmanl. by at. Louis
to ST. Paul CA A.), Justin T. Bennett.
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PRINCETON vs.. D.ARTMoUrH.

Athletic Relations May BE Resumed
Between Two Universities.
WORCESTER. MASS. December c1.-
From all authoritative source here 1t
was learned that the Dartmouth Ath-
letic Council is endeavorlng to arrange
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04
Petition TO Confirm Title,

NHI hereas, Ed +, johnson hag on thii 2oth
M day Of August, a, d. 1907 filed IN the
office of the Ccrk Of the Chancory Court Of sharp
County, Arkansas, for the Southern District his
petition alleging that he h the owner and has title
TO the following described lands, lying In tho
Southern District of Sharp County, Arkansas, to.
wit.
The northwest fractional quarter Of the north
west fractional quarter of section d the northeast
fractional quarter Of the northeast fractional
quarter and the north half of the southeast quar-
ter Of section b. the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter. the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter and the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter Of section 3; the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter and the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section
10; the northeast quarter, the northwest quarter,
the northeast quarter Of the southcHat quarter,
the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter,
the northwest quarter Of the southwe0t quarter,
the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
and the south half Of the southeast quarter of
section II, all In township l6 north Of the base
line In range west of the fifth principal mcrid-
ian,
The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter
Of section 20, thwnship ~ north, range w,aL
The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section 30 In township IL north of the baae
line In range west of the ffth principal merId-
IAN and praying the court that dccico he on.
tered and made confirming his title to all of said
lands and by n proper decree quIctIng and forever
setting at rest hiB titles to each and every tract
and parcel thereof, now, therefore, all persons
who claim any interest In any OF either of the
above described tracts Of land are hereby warned
aud notified 10 appear In said court at Ia next
term, which will begin on Monday November ith,
1907, and show cause, If any they can, why the
title of said petitioner TO the said lands should
not be confirmed,
Witness my hand ~ Clerk of the Circuit Court
and eS.ohcio Clerk Of the Chancery Court of
Sharp county, with the seal Of said court hereto
aNlSed on thia 10th day Of August A. u, 1907,
ARTHUR SULLIVAN, CLERK,
ny JASPER juSTuA u, G,
SAM II, DAVIDSON, ATTY
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04
TIL COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict--Firsj Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict-First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04
Confirmation Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned IN
southwest quarter Of section II, and the SOUTH
west quarter Of the northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
ucelon 70, In Downahip 10, north, range wcat, In
the Southern District Of Sharp county, ArhanaAa,
and claims title thereto aH fOll0wA Said hndB
were returned delinquent for nOhapayment of the
lAXeB for 1909, sold In separate tracts at the dez
llhaueht tax sale held by the collector Of Sharp
county on the bth day Of June, 1903, and purchased
by s. H. Shaytr said s. l., Shaver assigned All hiR
interests In apld lands 10 the undcraigned, and on
the 2nd day Of Soptembcr 1907, Arthnr Sullivan,
Ra Clerk Of the County Court Of ShaiD, county,
executed his then several deeds 10 said land to the
undersigned,
Now therefore, notice N hereby given that the
undersigned viii present to the Sharp ChAnocfy
Court for the Southern District, Nl Va November
term, 1901 petition for the confirmation 0f the
pad tax sale and said e0hYeyahces and the tile Of
petoner hereunder, and any and all persons who
can ret up any claim 20 the lands above described,
or any part thereof In consequence 0f any tna
rofmality, hrepulniIy or ilogalIly IN tho abi1 tax
salea or unid oonVeynncoa are hereby notified 10
Rhow cause AT the said. November term, 1901 Of
said court q any they can why said tax aale said
sevefal COhyeyanees and petitioners title there's
under 10 the land above described should not be
confirmed and forever duieted In petitioner
J, h. BoEtfA AS, Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04
Notice OF Application 70 Con.
firm Title.

Whereas William l., GhOrmlY has on this, the
g3d day Of August A, u, 1901 filed In the office Of
the Clerk of the GhuncoY Court Of Shnrp County
for the Southern DhlrIct nj Evening Ahudc, Arr
Kansas, hib petition alleging that he IA the owner
occupant and has title to the following doutrbcd
lands lying In the Southern District Of nud ahmp
county, t0switl
The northwest quarter of the B0uthwest quarter
of section B The southwest quarter Of the horlh=
uHsl quarters The east half of the northeast quar-.
ter Of the southwest quarters The east half Of the
southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter, The
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter and
the northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
of Section 4, all In Township 10 North, Range 4,
west, and praying the rendition Of decree that
his title thereto be confirmed, uuettd and forever
set at rest
NoW, therefore, All persona who claim any IN.
tereal IN the above described lands, or any tract
or part thereof are hereby notified 10 appear In
said court at the next term thereof, which will ba
henun and held IN Evening Shade on Monday, No.
yember 4, 1901 and show cause why the title of
aaii petitioner to said lands should not be con.
hrmed,
Wmost my hand m clcrk Of the Circuit Court
and essOncio Clerl Of the Chunetry Court ol
SHARP county Arkansas, with the seal Of said
Court hereto affixed, this g5d day Of Aug, A, u,
1901
ARTHUR SULLIVAN, CLERK,
Bf JASPER jUsTUs, b. G,
SAM II. DAVIDSON, ATTY, o.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04
Notice.
In the Chanccry Court for the Southern Dis
trct Of Sharp County,
John Il. McCalcb, Petitioner.

trict Of Sharp County,
John Il. McCalcb, Petitioner.
TX Partoc,
Notice ia hereby given that John 3, McCach
has This day filed In the Office Of the Clerk of the
ChOncery Court Of Sharp County, for the Southern
District thereof his petition to quiet, establish
and confirm his title to the following described
lands, lying and being situate in said county and
district, to.wit
The Southwest quarter Of the Northwest quar-,
tor and the Southwest quarter Of Section Twenty
eight (2s), containing 200 Reros the Southeast
quarter Of the Northeast quarter of Section
Twcnty-nino (20), containing 40 acresi all Of that
part Of the Northwest quarter Of Section Thirty.
three (3) lying North Of pmoy Fork Of Strawberry
River containing 65 acres and all Of that part.ol
the Northeast quarter Of Section Thirty two t82l,
lying North Of Pinoy Fork of Strawberry River,
containing 10 acros more or loss all IN township
Seventeen 90 North, Range SIX (O West
And any and all persons having md claiming
amy interest In said lands Nro hereby warned to
appear In said Chancoly Court Of Sharp County,
for the Southern District thereof at the Noyem.
Der Term, 1907, thereof which begins on the dth
day of November 1907, and show cause If any
they can, why the title Of the said John b,
MeCNlcb to said lands should not be quoted,
established aud confirmed,
Witness my hand a8 the Clcrl' Of suid court, and
the seal thereof ON this, the goth day of August
1901
Arthur Sullivan, Clerk,
by Jasper JuHtuB, u, G,
sam H. Davidson, AttM
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04
Notice For Publication.
Land Olliee at Little Rock, Ark, |
AMg, 10, 1907 !

Notice Ii hereby given that William g. Moody of
Center, Ark,, has hled notice of hIs intention
10 make linal Five Year proof IN support Of his
claim. VIII Homestead Entry Mo- 2aiol made
Dee ., ls0O, for the webt half aouiheaet quarter
southeast quarter southwest quarter section 20
and northeast quarter northwttt olaftef section
26 township H. north, range west and that
said proof will be made before the County judge
of Sharp county, At Evening Shade Ark on Oct
T. loOt
lie namee the following wtnepeep 10 prove hls
continuous febidenee upen aud cultivation OF the
land vsl
DIT Leonard of JeneevIlle, Arb, Marion
Thomas and p. j. sehales Of Center, Ark, y, N,
Cox Of Evening Shade, Arb.
n N Mva.s pn,.tne
Sharp County record., 1907-10-04

Sales agent for DR.. Chas. F. Simmons Farm
the line of the already located San Antonio & n
Grandc Railroad. The opportunity of ledrp
One of the finest ranches that the world has er
seen, embracing 5000 acres in the Garden Spot
the Word" Atascosa County, Texas, Opportn
ties like this seldom occur and will probably ncn
occur again.
Opportunity Seldom Comes But Once
Two hundred and ten dollars, payable $40 per moh
BUYS two lots for home or business in town and
farm of from a 10 acre truck farm to 64O-acre fan
Mineral lands, farms improved and unmprovd
Arkansas for sale