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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Lynchburg, 0; Richmond, 4.
Danyillc, 3; Portsmouth, 2.
Norfolk, 3. Roanoke, 0.
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Roanoke .......0 o. o
Norfolk ......... OIL 0 0 - 3
Summary: Earned runs--Norfollz, ..
Two base hit-Beusse. Three-base hit
Cumming. Sacrifice hts-Rothemel,
Mcmahon, Evans. Stolen bases--Seitz,
Cumming, Matney. Double plays
Rothemel to Dingle to Cumming (2)
Bases on balls,-off Matney. 1; off Nor
rison. g. Struck out--by Matney, 8; by
Morrison. 2. Batters hlt-NIorrison,
Cooper, Evans. Time. IFS. Umpire,
Truby. Attendance. 400
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SOUTH ATLANTIC

AT Atlanta: Atlanta, 2; Birmingham,
l. AZ Shreveport: shreveport-Memphis.
postponed, wet grounds,
Al Nashville: Nashville Montgomery,
postponed, rain, ~,,
At Little Rock: Little Rock, 1; New
ORLEANS l,
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Jay GOULD WINS.

American Captures Semi-Final
in International Tennis Contest.
LONDON. April 3o.-Iay Gould won
the semI-nnal international amateur
court tennis championship games to-
day, defeating Page in three straight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY, RESULTS,

Pittsburg-St. Louis pistpoed-rain.
Philadelphia, g.: Brooklyn. 2.
Cincinnati. 3; Chicago, 4.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston AZ New York
st. Louis Mt Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
$2.98

sets-6-O; 60: 6-2. Page was outclass-
ed by the young American.
Gould and Pennell the champion OF
1904, will meet in the final to-mor-
row.
Conscious OF the criticism evoked by
ecutive committee of the court tennis
association met this afternoon instead
of tomorrow, as planned and decided
that Eustace Fl. Miles, the holder OF
to defend the title and that the wins
ner of to-morrow's final may challenge
the champion to play for tho title May
4th.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AT Macon Macon, 3; Jacksonville, 4.
At Charleston: Charleston, 3; Angus
"a At Columbia: Columbia. 6; Savannah.
10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01

TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Richmond at Lynchburg,
Portsmouth at Danyille,
Norfolk at Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01

TO-DAy's GAMES.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
TIMELY HITS WIN
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Ortiz Pitches Good Game for
Highlanders Against the
Boston Bcaneatcrs.
CLEVELAND TAKES LAST
Larrupers Nose Out St. Louis.
Plillies Barely Defeat
Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington. 2; Philadelphia. 8.
Cleveland, 4; st. Louie, 2.
Boston. /: New York, 3.
Chicago Detroit postponed-rain and
cold weather.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
MET AT OYSTER BAY.
Continued from first page
y He stopped yesterday at Mibury. Mass. to

lily. He stopped yesterday at Mibury, Mass. to
his mother who is seriously i'll.
Before leaving the hotel to take the 1870 train
for Oyster Bay yesterday morning, he was asked
the purpose of his visit to the President.
This is the last time that l shall see President
Roosevelt before my absence of three months" he
of administration matters, and there is plenty of
scope for talk along those lines, you be
sure.
II received an invitation from the President to
stop at Oyster Bay and him to-day on my way
from Massachusetts, to Washington. Here in New
York chanced to meet Postmaster General Meyer
and so We are going out together. l don't know
Just how long shall stay at Sycamore Hill. The
Presidents suggestion that 1 could get back
here in time for the midnight train to Washing
ton.
No. have nothing at all to say politically just
now. My speech In Columbus. Ohio next Monday,
the Secretary concluded will be extensive enough
to give room for any political views that L
want to give out"
The party at Sycamore Hill yesterday besides
Secretary Taft and Postmaster General Meyer,
included also Secretary Root. Their meeting fol-
lowed closely the visit yesterday of Chairman
Timothy l.. Woodruff and William Barnes. jr of
Albany who were understood to have reported
to the President on Taft Presidential prospects up
the state
The Secretary is soon to start on tour through
the West After speaking August 10 in CO.
lumbus. Ohio, he will be heard In the course Of
that week in Kentucky. Oklahoma and Missouri.
He will then go to Yellowstone Park, where he
will remain from August 81 to September g. He
will then go to Portland and Seattle. and will
sail on September 10 for the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
CALLS CHURCH BELL NOISY OUTRAGE.
Brooklyn Man Asks Trustees to Put an End
to ''Doleful Nuisance"

w. w. Hallock. head of the Western Newspaper
Union and who lives at No III Lsfrerts Place,
Brooklyn has appealed TO the Board OF Trustees
of the Central Congregational Church on Hancock
street near Bedford avenue, asking them TO stine
the deep toned bell which has runs on religious
occasions for more than twenty five years The
Rev DR. S. Parkes Cadman is the pastor OF the
church
Mr. Hallock in his letter describes 1t as dread
full bell.' "a doleful. unnlitigated nuisance ana
..a noisy outrage He says that he bell causes
sunering TO those who are sick and to those whose
time for rest is intruded upon by the "brazen
clang.'
There is no further necessity for this noisy
hal, ringing in these enlightened days." says MIR
HaI,ock because every one of the parisnioners
Knows inst when the church service Is held
Trus,ees of the church indignant over Mt
rYoI1ock.s remarks and say that he is supersen-
eit,ve The assistant sexton. whose duty II Is TO
nru the bell rope characteriZes Mt. Hailock as
an .old crouch" Next Friday ana henceioi'n no
sav. Mr. Hallock will have chance 10 hear what
can he done in the way Of bell ringing
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
AUTOMOBILE KILLS EDITOR.
Fred Nye, of "The Sunday World Sue
cumbs to Injuries

Fred Nye. member of The Sunday World
staT died yesterday at Harlem Hospital from in
juries received when struck by a Lexington ave
nue. car at 123d street Monday evening. The
car was going north at q high rate of speed when
Mr.. Nye stepped in front OF It He was dragged
about fifty feet before the car was stopped Mr.
Nye who was about forty-eight years old. began
his newspaper work In Omaha in 1888 Later no
ioined the STAFF OF THE Chicago Herald" He was
Of ops time editor o The Weekly Herald He
had been on THE World' editorial stan. Later
he was appointed the Sunday staff Mr. Nye
had lived with his wife at No 125 West 5sth street
and was about go on vacation. Coroner Har-
burger held Frederick Gunnau. the motorman of
tha car that killed Nye IN $500 ball 10 await the
inquest The railroad company did not furnish
bail for Gunnau.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
ROOT DENIES MEETING.
No Conference at Morgan's Office
or Else1chere, He Sans.

A report that Elihu Root. Secretary of State, and
Robert Bacon. First Assistant Secretary of State.
had visited tho office of ]. p Morgan & Co. OF
ner. CT the strengthening influences in the
the rumors. they met at the Morgan offices a num-
Der Of prominent fnanciers who had been sum
moned to confer with them. and discussion Of
the financial situation and the administrations at
titude toward the corporations followed. with the
object of enabling Mr.. Root TO present the views
OF the bankers TO President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Bacon a caller at the Office Of his for
firm is his custom when in this city. and
Mr.. Root also down town in the course of the
afternoon and made calls two OF his
friends That the Secretary nf State at the
Morgan Office, however denied by ]. p Nor
gan jr and that there had been any conference
there was said to be untrue by the various finan-
ciers who had been reported participating IN
that conference, all OF whom declared that they
had not met Mr.. Root there or anywhere else.
Oyster Bay. Aug. 13.-Secretary Elihu Root OF
the State Department to Oyster Bay late this
afternoon He spent the greater part OF the day
in New York On his arrival he denied absolutely
the widely published report that he had been IN
conference with number of New York bankers
in the office of J. P. Morgan & Co.
There is absolutely foundation for the ru-
NOR" he said. 81 had conference with Morgan
& Co. or with any other New York bankers. or
with any one else"
The Secretary. who accompanied by Mrs
Root went at once TO Sycamore Hill. where he Will
raoafn overnight
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
EATRICAI NEWS.

RaouI de valmar. which is the stage name Of an
American tenor named Red-TayIor. is on his way
TO this country to sing in the Savage English
Grand Opera Company. His first American appear
will be Pnkerton in Madam Butterfly.
On the same boat with him will be Willy Schuller.
a German tenor from the Royal Opera. in Vienna
MI Savage has also engaged Febea Strakosch and
Elizabeth Woln to sing the principal female char
acter in the Puccini opera
IL was denied yesterday at the Shubert offces
that the opening of The Girl Behind the Counter
at Lew F1eIdss Theatre had been postponed The
plan to have the play open or August 70 had NOT
been changed. It was said
Miss EIene Foster. who plays the trained nurse
in THE Time. the Place and the Girl" at Wal
lacks. herself graduate of professional training
school. has invited all tho professional nurses OF
the city to attend the play Accordingly all nurses
who visit the theatre next Wednesday afternoon
will be admitted free. provided they wear their
uniforms Judging by the enthusiasm with which
the nurses accepted the invitation sent TO the
various hospitals a heiress Will have no
chance to the play next Wednesday.
DreamIand. the oasis Coney Island. will be
spiashed aII to-day with the red fezes OF the
visiting mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. Some or the
mobiles of Mecca Temple had planned TO cross the
arid wastes Of Brooklyn the Dreamland cames.
but a report that the oases along the route were
sometimes a block apart discouraged them Most
of them will go down TO the island in we'll pro-
yisioned caravans OF epeClai cars WHEN tHe
Dreamland oasis is reached there will be a big
parade games of all sorts and special entertain
ments by the Oriental daacins girls IN THE Feast
Of Pelshazzar
Miss Flora Juliet Bowley has been engaged as
cdine woman for Robert Edeson In Classmates,
the play with which he will open the coming sea-
son n, the Hudson Theatre. For the first time I'm
three wears the entire Shubert list OF attractions
will 20 to the Pacific Coast this season. The Be
lasco and FIske companies will also play over the
same territory.
WI Ting Seng neph,w of WI Ttng-fans. wilt
messed 1.-THE Orchid" at the Herald Square The
atre last night. This Is the first play In English
the Chinanan ever has seen. and he wanted to go
back of the scenes at tho end of the second act
Gus end Max Rogers and the entire Rogers
BROTHERS in Panama" company will leave this city
on a special train for Buffalo next Saturday, where
they will play for week. They will get back to
broadway ard the Broadway Theatre on Septem-
ber 2.
II. H. Feiber foreign agent of the Keith q Proc
tor circuit will start across the Atlantic for the
aftieth time next Tuesday In search OF foreign
novelties.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
GIBSON's SEASIDE GIRLS STAGED.
New Act IN "Follies Of 1907" Well Received
at Jardin de Paris.

An audience that taxed the capacity OF the
Jardin de Paris the roofs OF the New YORK
and Criterion theatres last night, a new act
in THE FoIlies OF 1907 which has had success
full summer run. Charles Dana Gbson's Sketches
O. the Seaside we're put the stage in life by
eight attractive young women. led by Miss Annabello
Whitford There catchy songs and realistic
scenery 10 set or the act, which aroused en-
thusastIc applause. Recalls were numerous. The
other popular features of tho performance were
also cordially received The Jardn dc Paris judg-
ing last nights reception OF the entertainment
will not lack patrons 10 long the warm weather
lasts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-F. Hazard LPpincott Philadel-
pha BREsLIN-H& & @ Phillips ch,sa5o bHoAR ssdt-
land GILSEY HOUSE-Mrs. J, E Pelton, Gold.
field. New. GoTHAM-Elihu Root. Secretary Of
state of the United States. and Mrs. Root HOFF-
Man house, Heiser, Lincoln Ssh; H0h- IaO!a
VI MISUNDERSTANDING II. Taft. Secretary OF
War MURRAY HILL HoTELlT IL, w Conln, @
helm Chicago. PARK AVENUE HOTEL-A. T
Brice. washington, SAVOY G. Van Nostrand
Boston ST REGTS-E. Won Pills. Bremen, Ger
many. VICTORIA-A. H. Kaufman. Cleveland
WALDoRF-AsTORIA-F. w. Severance. Pits
burg. WOLCOTT-Mrs. MAX fieisoiinahii' LII
9aH
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
GENERAL coRBIN FOR CONGRESS.
"Not Ambitious" but Would Accept NOM
ination in Sixth Ohio District.
Inr Telegraph 20 The Tribune. !

Cincinnati Aug l3.-IAeutenant General III. c.
Corbin who was IN this city to-day. when asked
what he had to say of the announced intention OF
his friends at his old home in Batavia to nOni-
nate him for Congress In the 9Th Ohio District
said:
"I am not asking anything from my people. but
there is nothing / would refuse my people / am
not ambitious / plain American citizen ac-
custoned to obey commands. 1 would do anything
10 serve my people IL they wished ii So"
The sth District has had factional fight on
hand several years. but it is believed by many
that with General Corbin the Republican can
ddate all this friction within the ranks would be
eliminated.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
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OBITUARY..
KNIGHT DEXTER CHENEY.
TBy Telephone to The Tribune.

TBy Telephone TO The Tribune
South Manchester Conn. Aug. l3.-Hs family
here received word to-day of the death Of Knight
Dexter Cheney wealthy silk manufacturer. at
his summer IN York Harbor, Me- Mr.
Cheney's death was not unexpected. he was
seventy-two years old and had long been a sut-
rerer from heart disease. Mr.. Cheney presi-
dent of the Cheney Brothers Company. OF this
place proprietors the largest silk factory in this
part of the country. His brother. Colonel Frank
Cheney and ne founded the company many years
ago He leaves wife and ten children.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Aug. I3.-Of1ciai record and forecast-
portion OF the coun-
Try has remained yesterday morning There
have been the south Atlantic Coast
along the sections OF New York Penn
syIvana Ohio Tennessee Illinois and Kansas There has
been slight temperature west OF the Mississippi
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports will
Forecast for special locates-For New England. fair
to-day: slightly cooler north portion; Thursday fair
light fresh winds.
For New York fair to-day and Thursday:
moderate ternperature diminishing northwest winds
Pennsylvania. Kew Jersey and Delaware,
cooler to-day Thursday, fair moderate
,ennera.lres: light to fresh northwest winds.
For District of Columbia and Maryland. fair to-day
ana Thursday temperatures: Hight northwest
winds
For Penns~lvanis and Western New York.
fair to-day Thursday; light north Winds becoming
east.
Local Ofacia1 Record.-The following Official record
from the shows the changes in the tem-
era.ure hours IN the comparison
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14

westminster Abbey at the coronation of every
English sovereign from the days of Edward III
to those of Edward VII. Before being used at
Scone Palace for the coronation of Scotlands kings
IL was used on the sacred hill Of Tara at the
coronation of the ancient Irish kings Scone Palace
mas been in the possession of Lord Mansfeld's g
family since 1eo0 when it was presented by hing
James to Sir David Murray, who at the same
time created ViscOunt Stormount reward for
saving that mOnarchs life from the attempt to
assassnate him made by Lord Gowrie.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
WILL OF MICHAEL c. MCDONALD.

r-b,cago Aux 13-The will OF the late Michael
~ NcDonaId former well known Democratic poll
tician was filed In the Probate Court here to-day
The petition accompanying the VIII estimated 'ne
value of the estate at not over $5oocn Ihe wido"'
Dora Mcdonald, who is charged WITH the nuiueF
NJ Webster Guerin, receives her dover rights
with the exception two minor legacies, the re-
ma,nder OF the estate Is be held by trustees for
fifteen years. and then to be divided among the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
SpeciaI Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
PROFESSOR SANDFoRD ILL ABROAD.

TBy Telephone 70 The Tribune ]
Nev Haven Aug ia cable message was re-
ce,ved here to-day that Professor Samuel s. Sand
ford of the Yale School Of Music was seriously Ill
&, ENGLAND Professor Sanford went abroad on
Ju1v for his health, which has not been changed
much for the better by his trip He has been the
v,est of Sir Edward Elgar. the composer, since ne
has heen in England
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
HEIR TO KRUPP MILLIONS BORN.

Essen, Aug 13.-A son was born to-day 70
Fran Bertha Krupp Won Bohlen und Haioacn'
Oldest daughter Of the dead sunmaker. The IN
FAINT is heir to the enormous fortune OF tho
Krupp family. Frau Krupp was married on
October Is, 1908. to a young German diplomat
named Bohlen und Halbach. The krupp was
into her nauae by imperial Decree
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
NEWFOUNDLAND TERMS.
Reported Agreement Reached on
Fisheries Question.

Boston. Aug. 13.--After a conference between
Congressman Augustus p. Gardner. of Massa-
chusetts and the Assistant Secretary OF State.
Mr. Bacon, It IS announced that g temporary
agreement has been reached which Will probaoiy
be concluded and put in force before the British
Parliament adjourns at the end of the month,
whereby the Newfoundland fisheries Will be
opened TO the fishermen of Gloucester during the
coming season. It Is said that a paramount
agreement has been reached on the Newfound-
land fisheries question between Secretary Root
and Ambassador Bryce, and that IL VIII with
out doubt go into effect in the coming year
ST Johns " F.. Aug I3.-Important dispatches
are passing between the colonial and imperial
Cabinets respecting the renewal OF last years
Anglo-Arnerican fishery agreement. with addiuonal
clauses. The American government urges an early
agreement as 20 the details. that the vessel
owners can prepare for the herring fishing season.
which will open in about month.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
ROCKEFELLER DENIES INTERVIEW.

Cleveland A e. lS-John d. Rockefeller, refer
ring 10 a widely circulated interview purportng
to have been given ou. by him and printed this
morning, said to-day: There is certainly
mistake about the matter 1 neither gave out nor
authorized tho statements attributed to me-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
In NIemoriam.
Bowen. Louise.

cHENEY-At York Ha1bOr Me on & Tut,dsy Ass.se
- 1901 khis5I @ Dexter b S I,ne2s ssrvse:
at South Manchester. Thursday. August IS. at s
p1inshan jr. only Edwin and susaa Dupuy
Dillingham; Funeral private.
FARRrNGToN-At MontcIair. n. j.. on Angus. II.
1907 Joseph 7. Farringtgn. IN the 18th year Of bis
his late residence. 60 Forrest street
HAvEMEYER1At Newburg \ N T. sss August na T. II & 1901.
The funeral services win be held at 81 Paurs
Episcopal Church On Th1sa
August Carriages VIII be in attendance AZ Srasd
train at 1o:5s a m
HAvENs-on Monday: August H. u 1907 @ sd,s Jane a
q her aEs .t E1srs 1s sse sTs as as5 agsss az
IL O'Clock
HoBBs-on Monday. August 12. Edward H Hobbs in
the Il, sd year sssene q me- age To s Park Place Boos
copy
Medag and ss ASzs and I'd 1Sl
W. v. 1sth Regiment. and Jusnl,a CLUB are s.ns
Of his sister. James cantwsll No sit Cari,on
thence to s. John- chapel and Greene aves
Interment Holy Cross
at JamesbgTE. y j. Joseph C Mases his sssa
Funeral on Wedassday August rtaa, ar. %
Vited eSf to = attend without further notice
Mon9la @ 5 =, ;-s On 3s Tsy Pss ansf sn f.y
More. ana granddaughter Of Nathan Peck Notice OF
funeral hereafter
NV-ppTIY-st Stamford. Conn., August O. 1907 George
1ufntard infant son OF Mary Quntard and George n
Murphy jr-
NAsH-suddenIy on August u. 1907 Cara Nash wit9v
OF John A Nash. Funeral private Fricay. august .o
1901. from No 1ei North Oxford ST. BOOK
Iyn-
RITTHvFN-Entered into rest Sunday. August Il
1907 in the home Mr, John Lefer-s Lud-
I,rn Mary HolIister. widow OF John Ruthssn'
New her cath Funeral services az 40
7I5 Front Plainfed. n j. on Ii-s1ay Ausnss
~ AZ 4 o. m Internent and con1nnttral service az
Greenwood Cemetery on Wednesday. at 10 a m
UARNER-on Monday Ausus- 1907 az her residenc.,
No. 18th F1atbush, Mary Warner. peloyed
of Mrs Willis Services Wednesday
evening at S o'clock Brighton Beach elevated 70
c.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14

temperature yesterday. 7s degrees lowest 6s
average 49, for corresponding cate last year IL
average fer corresponding date irtyree years IT,
I<oai forecast-Fair to-day and Thursday; modslats
,eraperat diminishing northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
JOSEPH JOACHIM SINKING.

Berlin Aug 13.-Joseph Joachim. the violin
Ist Is sinking. At this writing he is uncon-
scious His heart is very weak He is dying
from asthma complicated with other diseases
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
ARMY OF THE PHILIPPINES REUNION

Of the Society of the Army Of the Philippines be-
gan here to-day. with a large number Of veterans
present from al parts Of the country. General Ar
thur Macarthur commander In chief. responded to
the welcoming addresses.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

readily .cc--sinle by Grand Cen,
station. Webster and Jerome Avenue tro-ys and
&f25 Telephone 4S55 tIrz-nercy
for Book OF Views representative.
~ ONCE 20 Eas. 23d St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
LORD NANsFrELp TO SELL HIS PALACE

LORD MANSFIELD TO SELL HIS PALACE
LORD Mansfield is following the example OF the
-@AFl OF Galloway. the Duke of Fife ana other
great territorial magnates IN Scotland In disposng
u ms lanes. and has just applied 10 the scotch
cSurts for leave disenfsil and sell his estates,
amounting 10 sorne 56.ooo the ground that
o"'ns TO the decline OF agriculture they represent
'oo anprShfatle an investment TO admit OF his re-
ea.hh-g Them The estates which he purposes 20
oiier Yer sale Will include his ancestral home OF
Scene Palace. on the Tay- near Perth. which was
"a oicen times the principal home OF .he kings OF
Hootand- They were crowned there on the stone
= Destlny- which, supposed TO be the stony pillow
va which Jacob slept at Bethel, IS encased in
- >cen throne used the coronation seat in