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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

Mems Fleece lined and heavy Ribbed
Underwear, worth soc, sale price 35c.
Heavy, Atwood Underwear, double
breasted and double backed, worth sr.oo
and las, sale price ooc.
Mems Working Shirts and Overalls Of
the best soc quality, for last days sale at
only 30c.
Mems Caps, worth So and 75c, sale
price 30c.
Boys Caps, sale price Is and 20c,
worth double the money.
Mems white and colored Dress Shirts,
worth Use and $I.oo, sale price 42c.
Mems heavy Jersey overshirts, sale
price 37c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22

the facts OF the case Just as they were.
The decision by the Vermont authori-
ties to proceed with the case was
reached yesterday after conference be-
tween County Solicitor N. D. Cobleigh
o. Grafton county and M NJ. Wilson of
Randolph. VT, states attorney
Barrie did not light requsltion and
was taken to Wells River by Deputy
Sheriff Roberts yesterday afternoon.
An autopsy was performed by Med
ical Referee Davis on the body Of the
child and il il claimed there are indi-
cations that death was due to suffoea-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22

Prof Llizzatti, ex-niinsiter 81 the treas
ury, to ST. Petersburg for the purpose Of
negotiating a new commercial treaty be-
tween Italy and Rassia, having received
All intimation that the professor would
not be persona grata with the Russian
government because he Is Hebrew.
Prof Orlando, ex-minister Of public
instruction, and Deputy Gayazzi viii 20
ca st. Petersburg IN place Of Prof Lug
zatti.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
1--WE SWAN TO VICTORY;
FUNSTON GOT HoNoRs'
Dakota's Volunteers, Col Frost, First
Under Fire-Not Kansas, They

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-Was 1t Col
Albert S. Frost, candidate for the may.
orally Of Evanston, and the first South
Dakota volunteers, or General Frederick
Funston and the Goth Kansas, who swan
the Alarilae river under fire and cap
tured the Filipino redoubts.
vetnns Of the South Dakota regi-
ment believe Funston and his Kansas
man have been getting the glory that
belongs TO themselves and their com
mander.
Col. Frost said yesterday II was his
regiment and himself that performed the
feat, and that Funston and his regi.
ment did not cross the stream until the
next day, after the fight WAS over
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Mems fine Winter Suits and Overcoats,
garments that will win the approval Of every
nan in this vicinity. Here is the greatest
offering Of Mems Clothing you will get this
Winter, We cannot enter into desctip-
cor Of each lot here. Suffice it to say that
" are Of the mo t approved models in cor
fect fabrics and the finest values shown in
IS city,
90 Suits and Overtoats only $305
50 Overcoats and Suits at 4.SO
90 and 1900 Suits and Overcoats 40
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
TROUSERS DEPARTMENT

The greatest bargain sale of Mems and
Youths Trousers.
Extra heavy Cottonade Pants soc
SLIGO Pants, splendid for work, 08c
100 Pants, very neat, good enough
for evening wear l.4S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
SHOE AND RUBBER DEPARTMENT
FOR WEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Ladies Storm Rubbers, for the last
days sale, 3oc
children's Storm Rubbers, sale price 2oc.
Ladies r-Buckle overshoes, sale price
oSc.
Mems heavy Leggins, sale price nc,
worth sI.oo and I.25.
Mems heavy 1-Buckle OvershOes, sale
price osc.
Misses Rubbers, sizes II to ?, sale
price 33c.
Boys Buckle overshoes, sale price zoe
Mems s2 90 Shoes, sale price SLAB
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
RUSSIA OBJECTS TO A
HEBREW DIPLOMAT.

Prof. Luzzatti Will Not Be Sent to St.
Petersburg.
Rome, Feb. 22.-The Italian govern.
ment has abandoned the idea Of sending
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
Italy Swept BY Gales.

Rome, Feb .22---Seyefe storms OF
wind, hail and snow are causing serious
damage in Italy. Telegraph and teie-
phone communication are interrupted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
SHOE AND RUBBER DEPARTMENT


Mems Shoes of all the latest styles and
makes, such as Vici Kid, Box Calf Velour
Cali and Patent Leather, all sizes, worth
81. 50 and 800, sale price $I.0S.
Ladies very fine Shoes, in several differ
ent styles, such as Box Calf Vici Kid, high
or low cut, sale price $l.lo
Boys Shoes at oSc, worth sligo.
Children's Shoes, sale price 3oc, 6oc
and 0Sc.
Chldren's Fleece lined Hose at &C.
Mems and Boys Rubber Boots At great
cut prices.
Children's Rubber Boots, sale price csc.
Other Good Bargains Not IN This List.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22

the last the SALE and better proof of for the last days r
carefully WILL advertised elsewhere we'll dollar and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
Club Standing.
no.ton DroDn TWO.

BOSTON, June 24.-New York won
both games. here to-day, the flrst BY =
9 to s, and the second by 1l to -, ..
OF the eleven pitchers used LIN IN IN, dne
two Eames kitson was the only one
to last nine innings.
First game:
Score by innings: X. e.. =.
New York. 2 9 9 Q Q o2 5o-s - 8 g
Boston ....5....O y y y b W 80 -
Batteries: Moore. Keefe. c Cheshire
Harris n and criger. Time, $50. UNI
spire, Sheridan.
Score Score bv innings: R.H.E.
S Neston SSt e 90 90 .
Batteries: K,tson ana hickey: Har-
5ris, Glaze, jacobsen and Armbruster,
Time l:40. Umpire. Sheridan.
Athletics Win Double-Hcnder.
IN PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Phila-
delphia took both games OF q doubles
header from Washington to- day.
First game: 81
Score by innings: r. =. p;
P NaihdaE5SHih ,.i YolssSso:-0 IS j
Batteries: Smith. Edmondnon and
Warmer; Plank, Schreck and Powers:
Time. hours. EMPIRES, Hurst and
s seo9ea by sd innings: RI. p.
washington ....01S0oooo2o-3 5S 9
Batteries: Talkenberg and Heydon;
Dygert and 6chreck. Time. 1855. Um-
pires,s Stafford and Hurst.
Cleveland Creeps Upon so1.
CHICAGO, June 24.-Cleveland to-
day again defeated Chicago. Rohe's
error let Bradley score in the first IN
scored two more visitors in the fifth.
Score by innings: n. II. T..
chicago $50. 9 oo o2oo-2 g =
l. Batteries: Smith and Mcfarland;
(Iiebhardt and Clark. Time, l:5S'
Empires, O'Loughlin and Conolly
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Auction Sales This Day.
1T vALEn1 !! !! AUCTION ~
sES PHONE 1906 81
gig EAST BROAD s.:
STOCK GROCERIES, II OBJ AC c y,
81 s no w G. Asses INTERPRETATIONS
AND ICE COX, WAGON, ETC. n
ist ATIC,rYON hi IA {{Ai#s i < s3t ff5l f45444
TUESDAY. JUNE a5Tl1.

BY direction Of Mr.. II. s. Duke, who is
Retiring, from grocery business. W. Wo
1851 BlaiN street, corner Washington.
and Blair Streets. Rivervicw, commenc-
Ing at 1890 o'clock, consisting OF n
nice clean stock Of Staple Shelf Groc-
cries, embracing Can Corn. Tomatoes,
Salmon, Sardincs, Pouches, Potted Ham.
Peas, Beans, ETC., Cigars Cigarettca
and Tobacco. Bottled Catsup, Pickle
.Mustards, Preserves, Honey, etc...
Cakes Crackers, Candy, Lamp. Globes.
Tinware, Broolns. Rest and other
Wa shing Powders Octagon,5 Nnkh-
thu d and \ other Soaps 40 bags
Dunlop and No. \ Flour 3
cases Tea, so packages Arbucltlc's
Coffee, Good Luck Hosford's. Rumford
and 9th er Baking Powders. Meal. HON.
iny.s etc, Nickel Oval and Square
Fine Flat Ice Box Ycomparatively new
and nice sizol, Counter Coffee Mill, OIL
Tools, Meat Scales. etc, Runabout,
Grocery Wagon, etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 90. A
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
memphis, 9; Little Rock, ..

Il LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June 81 ~
Keith weakened in the ninth. and the
visitors won to-days game, scoring &C I'M
four runs. =
Score by innings: r. u. p.
Little Rock. 3 Of %
Memphis 90 Q Q o Igoaa. 10 Enc 9
and Owens. Time, 1880. Umpire,
Pfenpinger.
ATLANTA, GA, Juno 24.-Ford al
lowed Nashville only one hit today,
Atlanta easily shutting out tho visitors.
score by Innings II. II. z.
Atlanta ........6 sos ooOoo-7 10
baskerville 100. 80 5000 10000 A
Batteries: Ford and Smith; Z. Dug
gan and Wells. Time, 1880. Umpires,
Shreveport, s; New Orleans, 4.
s SHREVEPORT, June Shreveport
defeated New Orleans in ninth-in.
ming rally to-day. !. ~ -
Score by innings: r. n. y
New e Orleans: a, . Of 90 o2-4 Il II, Z:
Batteries: Gaskill and Rapp; Frlti
and Mathews, Time hours. I'm.
pire, Rudderta m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
HEAVY FOG MARS
SHEEPSHEAD RACES
Spectators Are Unable to See
Horses Run Because Of
Mists.

NEW YORK, June 24.-With the ex-
ception of the first race ut Sheepshead
Bay to-day. the races could not be
seen, owing to heavy fog, which
hung over the track. Time was only
taken in the first and third races.
First race--six and half furlongs:
main course-Cairngorm III to 100
first. Ginette al to 10) second. Sister
Frances GO to - third, Time, 10 go.
Second race-selling; mlle-Rine
Man az to ~ first. Herodotus q to -
second, Trouble Maker (15to - third.
Third raoe-the Rosebud Stakes; five
furlongs; Futurity course--Notasulsa
"a to 81 first. Jane Swift Is to ~ sec
ond. Half Sovereign 6 to y third.
Time, 1900 2-b,
Fourth race-the Quality Stakes;
one mile--Frank Gill (l5 to - first.
Charles Edward a to - second, Rose
ben e to - third,
Fifth race-milo and three-slxteenths
on turf--Confcderate N to y first, Lam
castrian q to ~ second. Banker g to
|l) third. 5ss3 .a5 5ts m. Fl
Sixth race-hye and half fnrlongs;
l1uturity course--Iiye Wire Is tod
first, Restigouche az to n second,
sir Cleggs q to third.
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POOR OLD HAPPY;
HE LOSES, AGAIN
Indifferent Fielding Behind Him
Gives Norfolk Victory
Over Lyncllburg.

{ u b ~ r.
LYNcHBURG. VA. June PA bad
throw by Bowen in the fifth from short
to first gave Norfolk lead which
could not be overcome this afternoon,
and thtscrew.:won easily by the score
OF g. to g.,
Eckstone and otey We're pitted
against each other. and If the home
twirler had been given good support
there would have been a different tale
to tell The work of the locals was
characterized bynoE little indifferent
fielding, and 1t was apparent that Eek
stone let down "a the ninth, when two
( triples came off his delivery. These.
followed by seitz's single, gave two
runs In the fifth three were scored
after chance had been lost to stop
the Crew.
Otey pitched mastery game, and
bis support was good and full OF
= Y . r y
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TENNIS TOURNEY
GREAT SUCCESS
Washington Players Garry Off
Honors for First Days
Play.

The firstNday's play Of the annual
tennis tournament Of the Hermitage
Club was begun yesterday under the
most favorable Of weather conditions.
Enough the weather was slightly
warm, the courts were in the best pos
sible condition, and the play was
closely watched by large galleries, the
stance. t5 Il II
This years affair so far has turned
cut to be the greatest Of its Kind ever
held by the local organization. From
$3.50 clock In the afternoon until the
last round&of mems doubles was
PLAYED. the five match courts were oc-
cupied by tournament matches. De-
spite the fact that the entry list lis
larger than ever before, the mana ge-
.ment conducted the affair with such
ability that the first round Of ladies'
singles was completed, and with aSfull
days play to-day in the mems doubles.
u VIII be drawing near to the third
round Of play. 35 &
In the ladies' singles, Miss Martha
,Robinson beat Miss Daisy Winston In
TWO closely-contested sets. by 8Fto 6
and 10 to 8; Miss Courteney Crump
beat Miss Kitty Lancaster Q to 8, 20 to
y. and to 6;SMiss Bessie Upshur beat
MISS Jennie tWingo 6tos1, s. to q and
e to 2. Miss Katherine Watkins. bye
This AFTERNOON Miss Robinson will meet
Miss CrumpFand Miss Upshur viii be
pitted against Miss Watkins In the
second round Of play. y
Washington players carried off the
most honors In the mems singles, only
one Richmond man. Mr.. Charles Whit
Jock, winning his match. The local
player was matched with Dr. Carl
Blackwell, and defeated him In three
sets by 6 to l, g to 10 and to 4
r. w. Hills, Of. the Bachelors' Club, OF
Washington, beat J. f. Tyler, Jr, s OF
Richmond, In two straight sets by
to 4 and to 0. In the third, Mr.. Bal.
finger. Of the Bachelors Club, OF Wash.
ington, defeated John A. Coke, Jr, o,
Richmond, in three sets by 8 to 9, 6 Il
9 and 6 to 2. This last match devel
oped some Of the most brilliant play
Of the afternoon, and the winner wa!
roundly app!auded.
In the doubles, Washington players
were also victorious. The Messrs. Hill
and Balllnger. Of the Bachelors' Club
beat G.. II. Winston and Dr. Wigs 4,
two straight sets by to and to 8
Play will be resumed to-day.
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JOHN DILLON WINS
LATONLA.. FEATURE.

4 CINCINNATI, June 24-The track
was very sloppy at Latonla to-day,
Tho fifth race. ut a mile, was declared
off. on account Of several Withdrawals.
The steeplechase handicap, the fourth
event was the feature of tho card. and
was easily won by John Dillon, the
fayorite. The summarizes:
First race---four and q half furlongs
Ed Kane (1b to u first. Darling Gle
to II second Royal Chance al TO 81
third. Time, :57 3-5. sl
Second .race-six furlongs;, selling
Hustled Geo to u first, Little George
Is to ii second. Blazolight GO to 81
third, Time, 1910 Id.
Third raee---nve Observation-Disclosures
Murphy "a to ~ first, Stonestreet g to
81 second, Lady Flora 90 to y third.
Time l:0G,
Fourth race--steeplechase handicap;
short course--John Dillon a to % first,
Glass Leader 90 TO ID second, Subador
"a to y third. Time, 1904 2-5.
Fifth race--Declared off.
Sixth race---in.le and sixteenth
Hyde (evcn) first, Henry o. Go to II
second. Small Lady GO to - third
seventh race-mile and a sixteenth.
lProtcus g TO q first, Rebounder, Gl
lto ~ second. Tinker % to ~ third
Time, 1863 1-h.
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In execution OF certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee, dated
June 20, 1906. and recorded in the
clerks office. RICHMOND Chancery
Court, In d. b. 1s9 &C" page 432. which
was given to secure the payment OF q
certain sum OF money therein mention
Cd default having been made in tho
payment OF the same. and being re-
quired 80 to do by the beneficiary, l
shall offer for sale. at public auction,
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1907,
at o'clock P. NJ, the property above
described.
The improvements consist of large
brick dwelling. containing about II
rooms, bathroom, storeroom. etc.
The lot fronts 20 feet "A inches on the
south side OF Cary Street. and runs
back 105 feet to an alley 6 feet wide:
The house has been recently papercd
and painted, and Is in nice order
M TERMS. Cash rs to expenses of sale.
all taxes to day OF sale. and $1,000. with
interest on $40 from December 20. 1916;
the balance upon n credit OF one and
two years, with interest added. se-
cured by deed OF trust upon the
property; or all cash, at the option OF
G. II. SUTTON. Trustee.
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BROWNIES lose N
COMEDY | OF ERRORS
Winchester WALLPAPERS Defeat the
Locals in Loosely-Played
Contest.

The Richmond Brownies demonstrate
ed before crowd Of some two hum
bred fans yesterday afternoon ut the
Broad Street grounds just how they
lost those three straights to Winchea-
ter last week by duplicating the eX-
.hibition, the visitors winning by 10 to
II. The losers E>&yed fairly good ball
for six and one-half innings. and ut
the end of that time were in the lead
by 2ato 1. In the ending of the sixth,
however, the Winchester WALLPAPERS
got out their big sticks and pounded
in eight tallies. Willis the majority
Of these were earned, there were some
that were pure gifts by the helders on
the local aggregation.
What was easily tho feature was the
home run drive Of A. MncDonald's in.
the sixth. The entire Winchester team
had had a. time at bat, and there were
two out. when tho big first sackerl
leaned against Burnett's alleged fool
ers with all his two hundred pounds
The ball sailed far out into left field
ana over the house which stands just
outside the fence When last seen the
pellet was stiN going toward Glen Al
Hen Besides the four-sacker,g MacDon-
aid connected for two-bagger and q
single.
| Two other home runs We're made.
with two down in the second Ed
wards, of the locals, delighted the
hearts Of the fans by pastng a
screamer to the centre field fence for
the circuit and tho first run Of the
game. Sandy Baker, the Winchester
manager, also went the rounds by the
big stick route In the eighth, when he
caught one on the nose and drove it
to the same spot. Two doubles were
made besides those already mentioned.
Despite the fact that the winners
Registered for a total Of thirteen hits,
the score would have been much diff
4 ferent had Burnett received as good
i support as was accorded Cantwell
i who, as q member of last years
4 Georgetown University nine, shut out
4 the strong University Of Virginia team,
/ l to 0.
i Only four hits were made off Cant
i wells delivery, and, though he was
pire. he would have had larger nun.
Der chalked up to his credit, had the
/ indicator holder not had SO many rel.
the last, however the diminutive young
4 judgment in several close errors tina
lie had at some previous time wit
ressed ball game.
Il 1t was indeed q comedy Of errors OF
the part Of the home team The onl,
local whose error column Is clean i
, Ciruner, who was in right field. Cru
!, ner had no chances.
Only One Version of 1t.
The following can hardly be Gale,
"the" score. It is only 20" score:
/ n1, nutC + Il . ..
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Richmond Roanoke train).
Norfolk, 6: Lynchburg. 2.
Danville, 4: Portsmou y.
To-Dny's Gnmcs.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
Danvillc Mt Portsmouth.
club Standings
], snecialto rhe aim es- plgpa toh. /

# NORFOLK, VA, June 24.-Lavender
was in great form this afternoon, and
Danville won from Portsmouth by
A to in easy fashion. The Danville
man had about every kind Of ball on
the list, and he handed them out in
great shape. He was at his best at
critical moments.
On the other hand, Revell, ono Of
the Truckers star slabmcn, was
pounded for eleven hits, and wo,l.d
have had half-dozen more chalked
up against him but for clever support
given him. In the field Portsmouth
put up u great game.
The hating OF DOYLE, McKevit,.
Reggy and Fetzer featured the game.
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j Acquinton, 10; s1illers, \,

KING WILLIAM Va June "a
The Acquinton ball team defeated the
,Mlllers team here Saturday afternoon
in very interesting game by 10 to
Z. big" Trimmer put the ball over
tho fence in the fourth inning for a
home run.
Batterles-S Trimmer and Charles
CARRIER; Jones. Vaughan and Vaughan.
Umpire, II. A. Henley. Time 2 hours.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
! Savannah, a; Jacksonville, p.

= Savannah, 4; Jncksonvillc, =.
E SAVANNAH, GA, June i24.-----Savan-l
nah won the opening game OF the
series from Jacksonville to-day.
Dumb base-running by Jacksonville
was feature. ~;
savannah !, -. $500; 8 e5s 9 g 9 ! ! :
Jacksonville ....11 20 90 % q
Batteries: Neur and Kahlkoff: Lee
and Roth. Time, 1:4o. Umpire. Mace.
Macon, 1; Augusta, o.
4. MACON GA. June 24.-In%a pitch
ers battle between Holmes and Quinn
the only run scored was made on Stin-
sons home run hit over left-1ield:
Score by innings: r. II. ~.
Macon .....,.. 100000 ~ !
Augusta .3.....,0 90 0 0 o 90 IS !
Batteries: Quinn and Harnlsh;
Holmes and Fox, Time, 1850 UNI
pre- Buckley.
Charleston, 4; Columbia, 3.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. June 24.-Charles-
ton won to-day in the eighth, when
Lally dropped Wilkinson's easy fly al
ter two men We're out.
Charleston .6l2 0oOO1 OF II s
Columbia ..... % 10000 y 0--3 8 4
Batteries: Page. Raymond and Rel.
singer; White and Smith, Time, 1850,
Umpire, Davis.
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& In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust. dated Juno 20. 1905, and OF re-
cord In the clerks Office OF the TIenrico
Circuit Court, D. 3. 177A page 12.
default having been made in the pay-
ment OF certain notes therein secured,
and being required so to do. will sell
at PUBLIC auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE ~, 1907,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ. the above de-
scribed valuable real estate, consisting
OF q medium sized detached two-story
stock brick dwelling and other i'm
provements. The lot has frontage %
100 feet. more or less on the west
line OF Meadow Street and runs back
along the north limo OF Powhatan Street
SO2 feet, more or less This property
VIII make a most attractive invest
ment, or ideal suburban home, being
Immediately on the car line. and nea1
tho City Park. whcre large Improved
ments arc now under way.
TERMS: Cash us to expenses OF ext
ecuting this trust, any taxes due ard
unpaid and the amount duo on notca
and credit as to $4,000. bearing I'M
terest from date hereof. duo June 20
9Os. and balance G one and two years.
or all cash Mt option OF purchaser.
C. L.. DENOON, Trustee.
c. 1. & II. y. DENOON. Auctioneers
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DIG MEET SCHEDULED
FOR SATURDAY NEXT

NORFOLK, VA.,June 24.-4.The James
town Exposition intercollegiate E1eet,
with teams entered from almost every
school associated with the Southern
Amateur Athletic Union, IS scheduled
for Saturday, with the following events
440-yard DASH SSO-yard run, mile run,
120-yard hurdles, 220yard hurdles, run
ming high jump, running broad jump,
pole vault, putting 12-pound shot and
hammer, throwing the discus, one-mile
relay race. E IL iF
Gold, silver and bronze medals are
Offered for first, second and third
places. @ s9%
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Two-base hits--ReEgy Revell. Stolen
bnses-FoX CD. Hit BY pitched ball;
Hicks (2), Burns t2). Fet2ers and Moss.
Strike outs 3 s. heyel n,,a n
g. Left on bases-Danville, 10; Ports.
mouth. Z. Attendance, 1900. Umpire,
Hoffner. Time. 2:1O. Double plays
Powell to Doyle. Sacrifice hits-Lav-
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Wil.on Wins Another.

< WILSON N. C,.3June 24.--In fast
game here to-day Wilson defeated
Washington. to O. Crutchley's two-
base'htt followed by Thompson's single,
score by Innings; r. II. II.
Washington I. 900 1000 90 3
Batteries: Thompson and Wrsnn;
Trss y. Farrell and Mabry. Umpire,
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BY N. w. Bowe e. Son,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE II
THAT ATTRACTIVE HOME, NO. Soly
h EAST BROAD STREET. At !, {, !, III =
+ SOUTHWEST CORNER = c ~. BROAD
AND THIRTY-F1RST STREET.
K - e, 3 ss{ '------------. u
Y. At the request OF the owner. who is
determined to sell. we Will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
7F TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the property above
referred to,
The house has eight large rooms be-
sides storeroom, bath and hall-room;
is handsomely papered throughout with
felt paper, The BATHROOM is entirely
W Washs Wt po and good o Stable on ths
property. which Will accommodate two
horses and two vehicles.
4 This property. by .reason OF Its at
tractive location. its arrangement ana
appointments. will make a good home.
and can be seen between the hours OF
8 and daily. ~
\ TERMS: Liberal.
N. W. BOWIE & SON,
n at Auctionecrs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
Real Estate-Fo FOR Rent.
For Rent

Second and Third Floors Of south-
west Corner Eighth and Main Streets
formerly occupied by. the American
Guild. Large, splendid rooms With
for lodge rooms. Offices, light manu-
featuring. ate, Rent mod erate. WIN
be let as whole or each floor sepa-
rately. Apply on premises. 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

PITTsBURG, PA, June 24,-Cincin-
natl, won to-day by hitting the ball
hard and often, getting, twenty hits
for a total OF twenty-eight bases.
i Score by innings: r. II p;
Cincinnati ~. g o 90 201. Fla 20 a
son; Smith. Ewing and Schlei. Time,
,1:40. umpires, tombstone and Carpen-