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The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
\ Hard Debt to Pay

T owe a debt ot gratItade tf4t ean never be paid of write, G. Ct4rl' of Westheld, Iowa. for my re.i+., from death by Dr kiugs> Nev Iz.. eovery. Both lungs were ,5 ,er;a.. 5,- affected that death seemed f15a.fHsf.+ when l commenced taking New Iis. coyery. The omiuoas dfF. t4s.54.- cough quit before the first barrfa 1.a- used ana two more bottles maaf q compete cure. Nothing las eH#r el uaied New Discovery for eaay.. colds and all throat and iaHg r@
 J. aintS. Guaranteed by al drteg5-. 5ee and sl.00. Trial bottle free
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

The fall season is being ushered in al Madame E. Boyles millinery em. porlum with most beautiful and at tractive line of the very latest crea. tions i'll correct millinery. She has received and is receiving perfectly lovely line of hats of all kinds. from which she can undoubtedly suit Vour taste, and supply your wants in head wear. She also has the new odd CO., ors in ribbons, as well as all If thp many staple colors. Her lines of laces and embroideries embrace all of the prettieSt patterns 10 be had in lie markets, and she has dress trimmings of all kinds to match any fabric or suit any taste. Mrs Boyle is thp old reliable milliner. She has made yonr hats so many times that she knows just what you like and what yo6 want, and her prices are very reason. able, She invites tle ladies To give her call and look over Ter ,facLs whether they buy CT hot.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
OlALS.

have an Gp-tp-6ate liue of jeWelry and watches and VII be proud to see yoG 4t any time Can save you money. !. (. daughter. JeRe.er and optician.
 Ed. J. F. Newman who las been tae pastor of the Baptist church it. this city for several months. resigned a>t week and Jeff Ee~terday for Little Rock where he vii reside He also went to Benton to attend the General Association.
 The stork paid a visit 10 the home Of NIT. and Mrs Walter Batts on Wednesday and fine great big baby boy now rules and reigns supreme in that happy home. Mother and son are doing just fine and Walter is just hitting the earth in high places.
 Dunayant < Co will donate the proceeds of Postal Card sales on Mon day. November |. to the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church The public should appreciate this generosity of Dunayant & Co. and patronize the sale for the church 's sake
 Now that the fall season iS coming on. and there is likely 10 be some sickness in the country, We are right there with the goods that you need Our stock of whisky is second to none in the state, and when you are in need of the real article, come te Us We will give you the best goods in the state. Yours truly Mallory X Fogg.
 Mrs L. H Warshassky has rented the cosy cottage belonging to Mrs. Boone and situated in the Northwest part of town. NIT. Warshavsky and their two lovely children will come here from Pocahontas as soon as he can wind up his business there. and the family will go to housekeeping in this cottage. The Times extends them cordial welcome in advance.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

MT. and Mrs. E. c. Jackson, If Ar caHium, Ohio, are guests of Judge and Mrs. \. ". Norton. They are rela- tiYes of Mrs. Norton and Nr Ed ROleson who are pleased 10 have them with them They come Friday 10 attend the wedding of Mir. l. R. Norton and Miss Martha Cummings and will remain several weeks
 The stork left sweet little Naby girl with Mr. and Mrs ". l. Kirby on Monday, and she is already queen of their hearts. We wish the little lady a long and useful life.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

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 f5 fEs,e -.ilaeaa-A !. rzafI= Com l2aE -.zeatasH receipt r=ctery tasl= iaHe 4se made d Their mam. 4ai5~taf E5e4 customer receive, a aeaapon f.r every cash parcHase lIe makes atoaf store. a5 matter what the amount may be, even fl onlv i've cents, and from tllat ou up to any amount.
 The church which secures the larg- est amount represented by cash pur- chase coupons from our store up to F o'clock on the night of December 3l, 1907, will be given the organ. abso- lutely free. Remember, it is not the largest number of coupons, but the largest total of dollars and cents renre. sented by the coupons. that will en.i- tie some church to this organ.
 1he pastor or the trustees of tho various churches of the county. win ha the proper custodian of the counons Tor their respective churches. and all
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

Every sack of Infallible Flour goes out out of my store with the unequiy- ocal guaranty of the manufacturer. the Forrest City Grocer Company or myself. If il iS not just as represent ed. and the best there is. you can bring it back and get your money. That is as strong as 1 can put il and 1 have no fear that you will return it. It is the best. " l.. Kirby.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

NANTED-to buy or rent a second hand organ, in good condition. Epis- eepal rectoFy.
 Dr. r. !. Stout and Dr Mekniglt. Of kriHkley, were in the city a few hQuts "Wednesday between trains aud were enroute home from Helena. where had been to attend the meeting of the State Medical Association. which convened ia that city several days this week nr. Stout is related to Alr. J F Stout, efficient salesman with F. Turiey X Go. and spent their time with him at the store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
It's Dangerous

To neglect a cold The results are loo often very serious. Bronchitis. plea- risy,. pheumonia and consumption are frequently the taHseqaeGee. Bau the Appearance of a cold. sore throat IT etfeSt Use Simmons. Cough SErHD. 1t >5athe~ the irritation. loosens tEe pl#e2mand prompt'Neare> Nau.
 Ia~t received 11j eases of the sea >ou sWeilest offerings iu al Kinds ol shoes for bQN> ata gaI... HeH and s{ameu, iH a8 39t~. aHa ii p7l a.ar nlceS his lUUeI~e invoice If >Hae> comprises H5e te#ebIatg8 H8a- iiton-EfoMn t01telL4tee aH3 Nak R3er Shoes. aH8 Ha~t Ue seen ta. aa IH st4le. quality ad #sfaaBa~HtU taefe afe n1Ge superior at taa price. aHt HHa are=1=t sa gaa3 taat cast M5Ee. ta. u8 see a.r ltlftAse sI as.e. | #~-e. -t5ral Ca--A r. aEz~ua tE55. #3aI4Y.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
dNGH RING Cttllt
Nith>taod other Treatment. hut Quickh Cured hy hambrrlain'~
 Cough Remedy.

Last winter l caught a very se- were ee.d which fingered for weeks. 7 s1ys J r4Aart of Zephyr, Ontario. :. Ny cough MS very dry and harsh. The lucal dealer recommended Cham berlain : Cough Remedy and gQaran- teed it. so l gave it triaI. One small bottle of II cured me I believe Cham berlain' IS Cough Remedy 10 be the best l ever used This remedy is for sa e by ] r Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

members 1T friends aaT church. teiite# #ar eoare8. vi sase tieir cash Hafe..ase. coupon, aad tHra ten over ta Enc =pastoI aE trustees whichever eaci church may decide ff it>eIf. to he hY them kept aatil Ian. | l9is,
 ou January f.I#a. tacc.-s-ediano oi these cash purchase eaapzas viii take them to our store. Nlere they viii .le carefully computed auj tAe church having coupons representing tie larg' est amount of cash expended with Us @ill receive the organ absolutely free'
 The organ is a handsome instrument Of standard make, and i, now on exlll- bition at our store, and vii be until 1t is awarded and carted away by the fortunate congregation which may oe entitled to it.
 For further particulars call at fus' sell-Graham-A lderson Company $ store and inquire of any member of lile Company or any of it's numerous geu' tlemanly and courteous salesmen' all! one of whom will take pleasure III giving you any information on the suO- ject that you may desire.
 The friends and members of ehurcn- es may now begin to save Ihelf eoU pons, and we expect to see qulte a lively, good natured and frlendLy coH, test enSue.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
- - Notice.

To whom it may concern;
 This will introduce Dr Melvin l Dryer, who will locate in your city Dr. Dryer has had 2o years experience and is a good dentist. Any courtesies shown him will be appreeiatedI
 Very truly. 4. LoNG
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
Nol "Lust as Good"-It. the R..t-

One box of Hunts Cure is enfaff- ingly. unQualihedly and absolutely guaranteed 10 cure any form of SIig disease. It k particularly active ia promptly relieving and permaaeutIv curing all forms of ifchine known.
 Eczema, letter and ringwOrm and al similar troubles are relieved Hy 0ue application; cured by one box.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

When you want real 5od bottle of mild pleasant whisky I fe sickness or family use of any kind. or just reg ular old common drinking by yourself or with somebody, you can't get any better whisky for the money than that famous cid tried and true Cumberland Rye 1t has stood the test for twenty i've years To my certain know edge. and k sold exclusively by Mallory X Fagr-
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
For Bad Breath and Sour stomach

Try Carlstedts German Liver Pow der; removes the cause instantly 4 cure guaranteed. Price 25c. \ free sample at J. T. Sanders Drug Store
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
Nignllieanf Praaar.

May tle IafI Gep xaa Haee BGek.eu's NruIra ~3fyt blaHu faa a.#.@ writes J. G. Jenkins. 0t Clapel IllE North Carolina. it4HeklE fouk t8e faiuaut of q feaH fer me and carrd il in wonderfully short tane. Best aa earth for Nore~, burns and wounds. 25e at drug stores
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
Billiousnes. and Constipation.

For years 1 was troubled with bil- iousness and constipation, which made life miserable for ne. Ny appetite failed ne l loSt my usual force and vitality. Pep>in preparations and ca thartics only made matters worse. do not know where should have been today had l not tried Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. Ihe tab lets relieve the ill-feeliug II once, strengthen the digestive functions helping the system 10 d. its work naturally Miss Rosa Potts BirmiHg- ham, Alabama. These tablets are for sale by !. T Sanders.
 Mr. Berry Russell has secured the services of NIT N. H BaGs, of Mari anna, and We congratulate him. Nr. Baus is thoroughly experienced meat cutter. and Is q most genial and clever gentleman He was for merly with Mr l.. R Gr0bmyer of this city. and lately has been running a market al Mariana He arrived and entered upon the discharge Of his duties Wednesday morning, and viii be glad to see al Of his old friends and customers at his new location. Mrs. BauS and the children will re- main in Mariana for a short time, perhaUs three weeks. when they will return c. Forrest CitF. to make il their future L0Me
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

MeSsrs. ] H and ". \. GaSteel. of near Dawson Springs, Kentucky. ar rived ii the city the first of last week and are with Mir, W II Ford. run ming Mr Sallee'S SaWmIu six miles west of town, which is cutting cross ties. shortly after the MeSSrS. Gas teel arrived at the mill. several ne grOes employed there went on strike. and MT Ford, who is in charge. took the situation in hand, and fired nearly the whole crew. Mr. W. \. Casteel went to Kentucky to secure an entire white crew, and was expected back the first of the week. We extend the MeSsrS. Casteel a cordial welcome to onr county. and hope they will find their stay here pleasant.
 pr. !. (. Strong returned yesterday from tah and other points in the great West, where he has been fo rp- cuperate his health He has improy- ed in remarkable manner. and has the bloom of health upon lis cheeks. He has been absent several months. and his family and all of large circle of friends have given him d hearty welcome home, and are greatly re- joiced to see him looking so wei. He informed the writer yesterday that he expects 10 leave again soon. and will probably go to New Mexico. pr strong is solendid citizen, aud al will regret the departure af himself and eStimabie family though They wish him health and prosperity wherever he may go
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
FOR 15 DAYS

am going to sell Eoile and Panama
 Skirts al Big Reduction. slo Noiie Skirts at...............s7 50 s7.j0 Noile Skirts at............ i aO sl0 Panama Skirts at..... i oo = Panama Sklrts at............. 3 J0 s3.D Panama Skirts at. ..... ? 3 Gray Plaid Skirts at. .... .... , O s2 Black Sateen Skirts at........ 1 D sl Black Sateen Skirts at........ 5O s1.50 Rustling Silk Petticoats at. , co g. Rustling Silk Petticoats at 3 gs
 And a big line of Ladies and Gents Crayenette Coats. and many other ar ticles to numerous to mention will be sold at the same
 Chiidrens Fleece Lined night gowns.
 worth soc. are going at 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01
Danger in kidney Disease.

Pains in the back, and too frequent desire t6 uriHate indicates that Brghts Disease. dr4psy or diabetes the fore runner of death. is approaching To ward 0tf and cure these dangerous dis eases there k nothing in the whole range of materia medlcd that equals Dr. N0tts Melon Seed Compound Kidney and Bladder Remedy. It k ndtQre's remedy skiAfallF prepared by chemists Of experience, and will cure often after the best physicians have faiIe Druggists win SeIi it al 3"6 and sl per 61tte. Accept no sub >t4tate where Ie4ltA aud life are u staNe
 Have yea seen that wonderful ia YeutieH wl8t4 ts ueiug aem6notrated d and aoid q Nd qrK x EaFIdEe~ barn by ttdrIGE~ < Jesse May mention II @hIeH Wa~ zaaae=IH these caH.IHI- Inst ~eeo 1T f5t. la4 afe missing q gaad tt51f l. ~a#I- -e-5ttF. "Hlft- lt ~l Fa#lH- t fap-. Iu- ~taHi y aetatH.a~ tHe a5f,e from fip buggy of #8-#t. tI-~ setting a .fee ta da=as .ze f#easss. Hi1Has iH- t=rt - tHH H5HH~ #t tHe e.I I.# aa3 9aae4 eez.a=3-e ta every faHz .HHHeet taur-- AtHH tHi~ oey.ce. he WaBeu 4a4 =ei45ze-e a1e aarzss5 safe tea.E4 .G.=-f =aat eHt #f t rs. because whenever #e HseaHa@ af-
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The Forrest City times., 1907-11-01

l have an Gp-to-date lne of jewelry and watches and VII be proud to Se, you at any time Can save YOU money !. C. Slaughter. JeRe.er and optician
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
Has Risen from Stable Boy to
Contract Rider in Less Than
Two Weeks.
Two Weeks.

55 WASHINGTON, April a.---From u
poor stable boy to a rich contract
Jockey is generally n long and sarduous
road, yet Iittlc j. Johnson has travelled
1t in just twelve days. Two weeks ago
lie was happy IL he was allowed to
touch thoroughbred; now he is one
of John =. Madden's star riders, and
Is regarded as the jockey find" of the
meeting ut the Benning track
Johnson went to Washington from
New Orleans in Il horse-car, which
carried the thoroughbreds of his en-
ployer, Tom ManniX. He was not
treated any better or any worse than
the other stable lads who had to make
their hunks on the straw close to their
pals, the racers. during the trip. He
had to help water and feed the horses.
When the trip ended it was his part to
gallon the horses during the carly
morning hours in sleet and rain. The
weather was bad before the meeting
commenced.
Johnson arrived in Washington in
that style. He will ride henceforth in
parlor cars, with valet to carry his
grip. The change in his income and
mode of living is due to The grasped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
Fast Game Played at Y. M. G. a.
Last Night.

The first game in the Y.3sNI. c. "A. Basket
ball League last night was forfeited to the
Saxons by the Romans. Tho second game.
between the Spartans and Cells, was the
hottest Of the season. At the close of the
first half the Celts led by six points. but
the Spartans took q brace in the second
half, and when time was called the score
stood twelve to twelve requiring extra time
to decide. The Spartans secured field
goal. thus winning the game
On Thursday the Greeks play the Romans.
and on Saturday night the Britons play the
saxons. The sSpartans are now in the lead.
but should the 13rtons and Greeks win their
games 1t would leave all three tied for
first place. and an extra series would be
required to fix the championship Score
last night: jlSaa
spartans, 1s--P. Thornton. forward; w.
Braverman. forward; p. J. Pearsnll centre;
McC. Thornton. guard L. ID! Pearson. guard.
Celts. 14.--J. b. Morris # {captaln). for
ward; G.. 3. Bradley. forward; r. G. VIII
.linms, centre; G. Corkran, guard. D. A.
Cohen, guard.
Field goals--Willams Il: Morris. 2 |: p.
Thornton, 2: Rraverman. Q: Nice. Thornton,
2; Cohen. Free-throws--McC. Thornton,4 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

opportunity. It happened in this wise:
Benny Beach, the trainer OF Malacca,
was short of a jockey to ride his horse
in the Bennings Handicap. Malacca had
worked poorly a few days before the
opening Of the meeting, and Beach, dis
couraged at the outlook, did not make
up his mind to start the colt until the
last minute. When he eventually de-
ternined to start, he looked around for
a Jockey, but sought in vain, as all tho
star riders had been engaged Just
as Beach was about to give up the
quest, a friend caught sight OF John
son sulking in the paddock. Turning
to Beach, he sal i'd
There's Johnson; try him.. He's not
q Miller or q Radtke. abalt he is not the
worst rider in the world"
Beach engaged Johnson, and the lad
won with Malacca. He rode his horse
wcll-so well thatslle landed his mount
a nose in front of his two great rivals.
In subsequent races johnson "1nade
good" He rode winner after winner,
and UP to yesterday had ten to his
credit He rivals Miller for. the honors
of the saddle. as the latter has only
an equal number to his credit
Johnson has a good seat, fine hands,
and frequently displays good Judgment.
His one fault. trainers say. is a pro-
'pensity to take the g"overland route"
Under "the wizards tuition, this error
will be eradicated. Then Johnson will
be n "star."s 5t5=f5A E+f3 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
.SMATHERS KEEPS
THE : COLD CUP
.Trotting Scandal Regarding
Major Delmar and Lou Dillon
Finally Settled.

3 NETWORK, April &c. Z. Smathers
won out to-day in his suit to keep the
gold cup won by his great trotter
For seven hours yesterday jury
wpes{led =, With = the problem as to
to the s2,400 gold cup with his horse,
Major Delmar, won at the great trot-
ting race. with Lou Dillon at the Mem
tended by the Memphis Trotting Asso-
citation, it was entitled to repliven the
mug because OF the alleged doping"
OF Lou Dillon on this memorable occa-
sion. For seven days the case has
been on trial before Justice Green,
baum and jury in the Supreme Court
and the case has attracted widespread
attention among men in Interested in trot-
ting horses.
The case was given to the jury yes
much to the the
Judge Hatch, of he Appellate Court.
and John L; cloonan, as counsel for the
MemphS Grating ana
Ewing and Congressman J. ~. Adams,
representing Smathers, agreed to let
the case as go to the twelve men q In the
Justice Greenbaum then summed up,
ana the case was given tG the jury
during the afternoon the jury returned
to the courtroom for 5instuctions. Then
1t was Erumored In the courtroom and
among the lawyers that the jury stood
eleven to one. in favor Of Smathers,
and the smiles OF the Smathers con-
6tingent broadened as the countenances
of the Billings crowd heightened.
8 c.. X. G. Billings was the owner OF
Lou Dillon at the time Of the race and
admitted on the witness stand that no
furnished a portion of the money
wherewith to prosecute the present ac-
ton
At 6:15 o'clock, however, a messenger
from Justice Grcenbaums private cham
bers was sent to the jury room with
"a court officer and emerged with the
third juror, Osias Stelmann.
f Steimann was informed that tele-
phone message had been received at
the courthouse to the effect that his
child was dying Of fever. and that his
wife was critically III, and in danger
of losing her life, He pleaded to
be allowed to 90 to his loved ones.
Counsel on both sides held q consulta-
Gtion and then Informed Justice Green
juror should be dichargcd from further
consideration Of the case and be per-
fmitted to return to his home. Justice
5Gccnbaum gave the desired permission
and then left tho further consideration
of the case In the hands of tho remain
ing eleven Jurors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
CINCINNATI CLUB
MUST SHOW RESULTS
Cox Wants to Sell His Third
Interest in the
Team.

CINclNNATI.8 o.. April 9.-George q.
Con, the capitalist and politicinn has
given an option on his third interest in
the Cincinnati League Baseball club
70 Thomas G, CoGan a prominent att
torneN Tho club is capitalized at $780,
wv Iut the Inquire named in the option
is unknown.
The offer Of the club resulted from
\ speech made by Mr.. Cox at &aturday
nights banquet in honor of Charles
lean world championship club Mr..
cox In his speech demanded that the
Cincinnati team give results or change
ITS management
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville, /; Columbia, 0.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April O.
Bicrllotte's single. a stolen base followed
by a clean single, drove in the only run
OF to-days game. Kanseter was removed
from the game FOR kicking.
Score: r. Fl. T..
Jacksonville -. i 0 o 0 o 0 . o OIL 6 o
Columbia ,.....l.0 o o o 0 o o o 90
Batteries: Stultz and Roth; Heisman
and smith Time. 1873. Umpire, EHitz-
simmons.
Savannah, q; husustn, j..
SAVANNAH, GA, April 9,--Savannah
took the second OF the scricA from Au-
gusta to-day by a score OF 2 TO l. A
feature was the batting of Patience for
the home team
sa sSa"S' . eseos9o . I =
Augusta ,....,..,l 0 Olo0 0 o q 0--1 3 i
Batteries: Fred and Kahltoif; Piatt
and Connolly. Umpire. Davis. Time, rs
Macon, 81 ChuriestOH, o.
CFARLESTON. S. c., April o.--Bnse
hits were few, and Charleston made five
! runs In one inning. which Macon later
: duplicated, winning the game.
Charleston ......0 . o 50.l 0--G1o s
Macon ,...,..t..D 0 l 9 90 0 o b--rS II I
Batteries: Christmas ana Reisinger;
/ Clark. and Robinson. Time, 1,lb, I'm
| pire. Mace.
Mrs A.-"That woman next door
bought a hat exactly like mine"
- Mr.. A4-"Didn't II make YOU mad?"
r. Mrs, A-"Not q bit; | gayo mine Il
her cool.'--lllustrated Bits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
TRINITY'S WALKOVER.
?. I, Again Puts Up Raggec
Ball.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. s


DURHAM. N. c., April 9.--Trnity
College took victory from the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Ibis afternoon
IN q wnlkoycr. The scdre was 3 to O..
on account OF the wind hnd this caused
the game to be a sloR one In the
first inning Trinity sdorcd, and this
was followed by IA merry go round
throughout the entire game. Y, p. T..
has good material for d baseball team,
hut 1t has not been ptoperlYi trained
This can be said. with Exception OF the
pitchers A number OF feature plays
were made by the V.GH T. players. but
1t seemed impossible fdr them to play
together and this meant an easy vic
tory for Trinity.
f Score by innings: r.
Trinity ....A OB0lO a 2 o 3 O--t3
V.tP. I....r..., o 0 OIL 0 0 o 0 o o. 0
Bnttnrlcs--Trinity.2 1lno and Wrcnn:
" r. j. I'ritchard and Fontanc. UNI
pirc, Mr.. Card
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
nIIlMINGItAM ATLAN

BlnMING1lAM. Ala 4. April S.--The
Southern League scnFon was onened
here to-day, when Birmingham dcfrnt-
cd Atlanta by a scole or to a. Tho
raising OF the pennaht won by Birm-
jnghhm last season MAS the feature Of
the exercises prdcedIig the opening of
the game
Score: II. II. r..
BBIrmlngham.. % A o go o81 - .
Atlanta. o o. III o 0 O--'4 . >
Win. Schopp and 81 Smith. uWnlres.
Rudcrbam and Wrah. Time. 1850.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
V. M. 4. AND GEORGETOWN
GAME WAS CANCELLED

Z. WASHINGTON, .. G., April 0.-The
baseball game scheduled to be played here
to-day between the Virginia Military In
sttute and Georgetown, was Cancelled be-
cause OF the muddy conditions OF the
grounds, The visiting squad will remain
IN THIS. city overnight. and leave for
annapolis Tomorrow morning, where they
mont the Mindless -...T d. ..''lE'