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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
DEWEY FOR vICE-ADMIRALs.
Veteran Tnyors Revival of Rank an

Veteran Fnvors Revival of Rank and
Selection OF Three.
WASHINGTON. D. c., December 25.--
Admiral Dewey took the lead yes
terday in the active list of the Ameri-
can navy officers in favor of the crea-
ton of the grade of vice-admlral.
With the present size Of the battle
ship fleet, the United States should
have at least two vice-admirals." said
Admiral Dewey Three would be bet
ter for the efficiency of the navy. This
number would make 1t possible to
keep two at sea, with another avail
able Tor relief
Two Secretaries of the Navy have
already strongly recommended that
the grade be revived, and that was
before the fleet Lad reached any :
thing like it's present magnitude.
While they have not recommended
three, l would say that there might
well be that number oS vice-admtrals
Probably the greatest need for the
grade of vice-admiral is because of its
effect upon the military efficiency OF
the navy.
1T was found necessary to have
lieutenant generals, ma generals and
brigadier- generals, and even ileld-nar-
shals, in armies, while the American
navy has gone along With rank but
little graded. earnestly hope the leg
islution providing the rank of vice.
admiral will receive very early con-
sideration." FIX
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FOUND DEAD IN BED
Aged Ludy Dies Alone at Her Home In
Hcnrlco County.


Mrs. Priscilla Harris. an aged white
lady, living on the Harvie Road, not
FAR from the intersection of the Me-
chanicsville Turnpike, In Henrico coun-
ty. was found dead in her bed yester-
day morning. having evidently died
from heart failure in the early morn
ing. She was seventy seven years OF
age.
The old lady lived by herself, en-
pioying a coIored man to work her
farm. but who did not stay on the
place When the negro reached the
house yesterday morning to look after
the stock he was unable to get into
the Kitchen or to get any response TO
his repeated knocks. Becoming
alarmed, he came to the city and
aroused the old lady's son. Philip Har-
ris, who went back to the house at
once and effe cted an entrance by break
ing a window. The old lady was found
lying across couch. having evidently
risen from her bed in the night or
early morning. and died near the win
dow. County Coroner W. a. pcas
viewed the remains yesterday and de-
cided that death was from natural
causes. possible combination of old
age. rheumatism and heart failure and
no inquest was called. The funeral ar
arrangements will be announced later.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Jefferson ut the Acndemy.

Jefferson at the Academy.
IhoHas Jefferson Is following close.
RIP Van Wlnkle' is as popular with
theatregoers now as he was many
Years ago, wien Joseph Jefferson first
preseat1d Washington Irving's hero Of
the Calslsills
me company presenting the play, IN
eny last night was not as strong sns
i might h, hays have been under the elder
lection in his companies. but that il
sire tching things little, for With
only an execution or two the cast
| was acceptable.
Miss Rosa Rand. sa Gretchen. dis
played a fine conception OF the part,
and, Walter Colligan, az Derrick Won
Hickman Bee was good. while little Pearl
Mahon. as little Mecnie were preco-
eious to delightful degree. Miss
Gertrude Robinson. Meenie, in the
last half of the play, was charming in
Mr.. Jefferson himself is too weIl-
known in the part of Rip to require
comment. He Is not far behind the
artistic and finished presentation
given the part by his lamented fath-
er. and that is saying much.
At the Biiou.
The Russell Brothers pleased two
| big holidays crowds at the Bijou yes
terday Their fu:nv play has made IL
/ hit here. and large Iales Indicate large
audiences all week.
After the performances last night
| the company gathered on the stage
and enjoyed their Christmas cele<ra-s
/ ton. Each member of the company
received presents. and the manages
inent set EN- up to good things to
eat and drink. t..
Dick Martin, ahead Of "In New
York Town" at the Bijou next week.
| Is in the city, making arrangements
| for the coming of his show.
i "
gren. trance score at the Colorotl F M
/ pire Th atre yesterday. In connection
with this scene there were s1so pre-
1 The man is still a leep ana everybody
/ is invited to come and see him in his
! temple.
Tonight the house will present the
\ Dancing Girl, a comic opera, with q
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order. to omcers. U. S. \.

WASHINGTON. December 25-The
following orders have been issued to
officers of the navy:
Rear-AImiral A. Ross-To be placed
on the retired list of officers OF the
navy on January 8. 1908. in accordance
with the provisions of section 1444 OF
the Revised Statutes.
Commander j. G. 'nby-When dis
charged from treatment United States
Naval Medical School Hospital. Wash
ington: ID. c.. resume duties navy-yard,
Norfolk. Va.
Commander E. r. scribner. retired
Detached duty navy-yard. Boston.
Mass. etc. to home.
Lieutenant-C C. p Plum
kett--To the navy-yard. Boston. Mass.
for court-martial duty and such other
duty as may be assigned.
Lieutenant G. w. S. Castle-Detached
duty in command Plunger and con-
tinue duty In command Shark.
Boatswan H. A. StanIey-Detached
duty Adams; to the Naval Station, San
Juan, p. r.
Warrant Machinist G. B. Coleman
Detached duty Wabash. navy-yard.
Boston. Mass and resignation as a
warrant machinist in the navy accept
ed for the good of the service, to take
effect December 23. 1907
Paymaster Clerk Il. II. Porter-Ap-
pointed paymaster's clerk in the navy:
duty Naval Station. Guantanamo, Cuba.
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THRILLING FINISH
IN FEATURE EVENT
Tomaceo, at 3 to !, Wins Christ
mas Handicap by
~ Nose.
LONG SHOTS GENERALLY WIN
Coon, Quoted at 50 to !, Wins
Second Race-Otller
Winners.
LONG SHOTS GENERALLY WIN

x NEW ORLEANS, LA. December 25.---
Tine Christmas handicap, which was the
feature of the racing to-day Mt the City
Park race-track, produced one Of the
,nost stirring finishes Of the present
racing season remaceo flashed past
the Judges nose In front OF sally
Preston one of the outsiders In the
betting and the paccmaker all the way
around. An even dozen paraded to
tho post. with Temacc-o and Yankee
Girl dividing honors with Tileing as
favorites. 'rileing and Yankee Girl
were both heavily played at to 2,
as the talent figured that the race was
between them. The largest crowd of
the season was in attendance. Jockey
ord. Summarizes:
First race--fiYc and n half furlongs
--Severus (2O to - first, Tea Leaf d5
To - second, Inauguration or to -
tt.rd Time. :0s 3-5
Second race--seyen furlongs: selling
Coon (50 to - first. Bellcstrome GO
to - second, Meadow Breeze g to ID.
third. Time, :i3 3-5.
Third race--six furlongs; handicap
Ray Thompson "a to - first. Dew of
Dawn DO to ~ second Miss Delaney
q to q third. Time. 1:i5 2-5.
Fourth race--fnile and sixteenth;
The Christmas handicap--Temaceo @
TO ID first. sally Preston go to ID
second Plantland Gao to - third. Time,
] 49,
Fifth race--mile and seventy yards;
sciling-okcnite III to s.. first. Hal
bard Is to 81 second, Flavlgny as to -
third. Time. AS 10.
sixth race---nnjle and 81 1uartnr;sell-
fng-Agilc III to - first. Footlishts'
Favorite eco to - second, Double q
90 - third. Time. e:21 3-5.
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DEEP RUN POUNDS
GIVE GOOD SPORT
Field of Five Follow the Pack
on the Christmas
Hunt.

Deep Run hounds furnished good
sport for the Christmas hunt on yes
terday morning. The meet was at the
kennels at II o'clock, and the day was
perfect, both for seeming and riding.
but Christmas trees. eggnos and the
distractions of the holiday cut the field
down to five ardent spirits, who. how
ever. spent Il fine morning behind
hounds.
The master, Mr.. ]. st. George Bryan
hunted the pack of seven couple, with
Mr. Allen Potts acting as whip.
The trio who made their bow to the
NJ. f. II. were Miss Crenshaw. Mr..
James NJ. Graves and Mr.. Edward
Harris. All sported pink In honor of
the day.
Hounds we're trotted down Laburnum
Avenue to Brook Road. and found in
the big field t, the north. Going away
fast the pack simply burnt up the
ground, and with but two short checks
led the fald over ten miles of country,
punctuated here and there by streams
and fences. and finished well together
at the clubhouse There We're no casual
ties and what was lacking in numbers
was made up in enthusiasm.
The master was up on Laburnunl'
Mr.. Alien Potts rode Three Spot. Miss
Crenshaw was on boswell, Mr.. Graves
rode Kingsman and Mr.. Harris rode
Gates
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CARPENTER NOT WORRIED

Trt-Stntc Leader Places Little Faith
In Union League Invasion.
ALTOONA. December 25.-The report
that the new Union outlaw League
" ould probably absorb some OF the
territory of the Tri-State League is not
IN the least worrying President Charles
J.. Carpenter. Discussing the matter,
he said:
II have no. given much attention to
.hese reports about the Union League,
but ! Will say this: The Tri-state is
not looking for a fight. 1t wants
rcace. However. II 1t comes TO tight.
the Tri-state can and will fight. After
battling against the National and
American Leagues for two seasons and
surviving. do not have any idea that
the Union League will scare u.s. The
u,iion League would not provide good
sisirmish for the Tri-State. It's good
deal OF a joke. Besides. at this time
OF the year, it gives space writers an
opportunity to earn a little Christmas
money. No, the Tri-state is not hunt
ing trouble; but 1t will insist on its
own And It will be there with the
bells next spring.
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ATTELL FAYOR|TE
IN MORAN BAT TIE
English Featherweight Says He
Has Not Had His Powers
Tested.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 25.-
From the pres, n look of things clear
day Will be about all tina. viii be &C.
essary 10 MAKE the Att ll-Moran fight
botn pug.ii t.caly a. d ana cialiy.
There plenty IF opp rt-ni,y for
seei. Attell and Mo an in action every
day., and the ,co.ntarisons drawn so
tar favor Att II. The marty Of Wis
it,rs to the camps OF the little fellows
think that Abe is fast-r on his feet
and that he can hit with greater ra-
pidityi than the Engl sh by,
NJ ran will not, coacede this much.
/ Weeks declare that 1t Will take the
New Years contest to decide which is
the shl.tier younSater and the harder
slugg L.
n ran. who is somewhat miffed at
the suggestion that his prospective p
ponent Is either neater or nefcer in the
ring than he is, h nts that he has not
been seen at his very best yet in san
y knew that Attell was watching
who knows he saw ME fully eXtendtd2'
/ said Owen. Il didn't have to parade
you Will have to, though. VIII you
meet Attell.' said one of the listeners
| with wink.
That's got to be shown. too said
II Atsell is as clever as they Say, pso.
I pie will find I'm cleverer than they
| thought. l always fight better when I
/ have to. Like every one else, Wren
| i find can mas ter man drop into
know how to block him and punish
him. When l have a fellow in frort
OF me who keeps me gu 7ssing, though,
I'm there with b TT, hand.; The more
know have to watch him and OF
I. out everything l have up my sleeves
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Thrown from HIS yehicle.

While driving home towards Rich
mond yesterday evening. Edward 3.
Kellum. OF No. 2s21 Lester Street, Full
ton. was ran into by either an auto
mobile or a horse-drawn vehiole, and
thrown clean over the top Of his own
vehisle. He was accompanied by
friend at the time. but the latter
escaped without suffering injury. Mr..
Kellum was seriously injured in his
left thigh. and he was at once taken
to the First Police Station, where his
Injuries were attended by DR.. Strolc
of the city ambulance corps.
Mr.. Kellum. though offered n seat
in the ambulance wagon, finally de-
cided that he could get homo alone.
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for his bonnet. Suddenly he suffered
a ut Of abstraction, STRENGTHENING up
and gazing around scontentedly he
parted tic taila Of his immaculate
frock coat and cat squarciy upon the
s!ikcn chapeau Maybe curtain won
rise yet; gon get drink" he said later
nj the car came to a stop.
Picking iip the battered remains OF
the once radiant hcadgear, he surveyed
II intcntly and placed 1t carefully on
thu side OF his head. Bum show. no
place for gent'mans lat, five hones'
gone. Report matter To Jake Wells
soon's I see Inn"
And he solemnly left the car.
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Nhiic-Chnd,yick.

[Specalto The Times Dlspatch.l
SKIPWITH, VA, December 25.--The
marriage here yesterday morning of
Mr.. Ben Royal White and Miss Esther
Virginia Chadwick, was of more than
local interest. The ceremony was per-
formed In the parlors of the BRIDES
home, which was becomingly decorated
in evergreens and ferns. Rev. w. Il.
Twily was the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. White left Immediately
after the ceremony on their bridal
tour. Their home will be at Ontario,
where the groom is engaged in the
lumber business.
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Rcproducc Athletes In Casts.
>,ryy, vnpJ< Decenher 25,-Martin

NEW YORK, December Zo.---41stt UT
Sheridan and John Flanagan, proon-
bly, the greatest opponents of Ireland
athletic prowess, have been selected as
n sculptors subjects for plaster casts
of heroic size, to be exhibited in the
art department of the Irish Fair ut
Madison Square Garden. Flanagan viii
appear as a hammer thrower, and Sher-
iidan In the act of hurting the discus.
Sheridan's figure is expected to COM
pare favorably with those Of the Old
time Greek athletes.
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.vAGRANT0 HAD $4,000

Policeman SNorc Prisoner Had no
Visible Means OF Support.
NEW YORK. December 25.-Police-
man John j. Cairn discovered In the
Tombs yesterday that he had made a
serious error when he arrested Charles
Shore. of No. 2Ss East Houston Street.
as q vagrant.
After he had sworn to the complaint
charging Shore with having no visible
means of support. the prisoner drew
from the various pockets of his gar
ments eight bank books, showing q
balance Of $4,000. He was discharged.
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DIVORCE IN QUICK ORDER
Twenty-Five DEGREES Entered, One Each

'Twcnty-tlvc DEGREES Entered, One Each
Seven NJ nutes.
NEW YORK December 25---J Judge
yorce cases yesterday In .p c al nm.
Past Th ee. Of the Supreme Court, ut
the rate of one case every seven min
utes This at h 3 rtco.d for Non
day. whtn he finished with twentS-to@f
cases.
All the cases We're on the unde-
Tended divorce calen6ar. There are
still tw nt,-two report q ready Tor
trial VIII CHI may have - g. over 10
the March term. luGge AeWburScr
wasted no time In til hearings, which
revealed pathos, romance an sordtd-
ne s. The attempts Of the LAWYER I ep-
rescntlng Yetta Alpert t. explain TO
the court the various names uncer
which she had known and lived. with
her husband caused general smile.
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CURTAIN DIDN'T RISE
give Homes" Price OF a Good Seat In
A ImnSinMrY Thentre.

HFlvc Homes" Price OF a Good Seat In
Imaginary Theatre.
Under the potent influence Of the
cup that cheers and does other, things
to convivial mortals, a gentleman very
much tanked and as much dressed up
entered, with hating steps, one of the
Broad Street cars yesterday morning.
S The world looked good to him. and
he was quicis to imagine vain things.
Just as the wobbly one reached the
centre of the conveyance his imaginn-
ton seemed to play him a most extra
ordinary turn. He thought he had
walked into q theatre, and mumhled
An II satisfied manner to Himself that
he WAS lucky, to get a good seat. Lay
ing his silk Int ON tho seat, he began
Ito fllnbla sund erneathal III tn find q hools
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But Two Fire Alarms.

= Despite the fear that there would be
many alarms of fire. the department
was called out last night to only two,
and both of those We're ut the same
place-l412 Poplar Street--where va
cant house caught from fireworks.
There was only trifling damage, and
the flames We're soon eXtlnguished.
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ARREST NEGRO MURDERER
singer OF White i,cyenIed by Letter
Ernln II Wulu;in. .-.--

From u WOinnn.
DETROIT, MICH. December %.
George Robin, 81 negro, was arrested
here Sunday night by an order of the
police Of Knoxville. Tenn. to answer
to n charge OF murder there. letter
found on his person when he was
searched by the police gave them the
clue to the charge against him at
Knoxville. 1t was from n woman there
advising him to lay low" as there
was n $500 reward for his arrest. 1t
is said that Robin killed n white man
In n quarrel.
KNOXVILLE. TENN, December 25.--
The negro arrested in Detroit. giving
his name as George Robin. Is believed
by the oplice to be Rollie Westmore-
land. who shot and killed Carl Bund-
schu, steward Of the I;lks Club. IN this
city. on October Goth. Scars found
upon the negro in Detroit correspond
to the identification marks of West
moreland, the police claim.
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w. j. Bryan DUCK Hunting.

William j. Bryan and son arrived
here to-day to be the guests of Colonel
W. L. Moody for several days duck
hunting on the preserves of the latter
at Lake Surprise. The party. the
other members of which are Governor
Campbell and his son, and George a.
Garden, of Dallas, embarked shortly
before noon for the hunt.
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The TmesDispatch1
A E.
OF
Philadelphia
Is
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THROWN FROM BUGGY
Mr. and Hrs. G-tbrigbt Injured in Ac-
cidcnt With Another Vehicle.

While driving home Tuesday even
ing Ma. and Mrs. b. Fl. Cartwright, OF
1915 Lakewood Avenue. were run into
by some unknown vehicle. and both
were thrown out of their buggy, Mr..
Gathright sustaining two broken ribs
and Mrs. Gathr;ght being severely
shaken UP. The shafts of the opposing
vehicle were thrust by the impact into
the sides of the Gathrigbt's horse, and
1t, too. was severely injured.
The occupants OF the carriage were
treated by DR.. IIinchman, of the city
ambulance corps, and then taken to
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PRIVATE MINT STOPPED
Caught Men Milking spuri-

YarNnlustcr CnTEht Men Nnk1nE Spur1.
ous Double Eagles.
MAEYSyILLE. PA, Dccember 25.--
j. c. f. Geib. yardmaster for the Penn
sylvania Railroad here, walked into an
abandoned boarding house on the OUT
skirts of town yesterday and found
four foreigners in the act of coming
$50 gold pieces.
They had pile of the spurious coin
or the table, estimated at about $4,000.
which was gathered together with The
plates and moids in hasty naiinsl.
an6 the men fled. They are SAID to
have come here from Philadelphia on
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WOMAN DIES OF WOUNDS
brother ami Another Negro Arrested

Drothcr AMI Another Negro Arrested
Was Shot In Christmas Eve Row.
Mary Coke, who was shot accident
ally or Intentionally on Christmas Eve
night died in the City Home early
yesterday morning from the effects of
the wounds. She was shot In the neck
in some sort of row In her home,
and suspicion rests upon both her
brother, Cornelius Coke, and upon
Willie Bolton, both colored They
were arrested. and are now in GUS
Stody at the Second Police Station.
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HURT BY DYNAMITE

Henry uoltzbach Got Piece OF Carr
fridge In I.es-AccidentMl Shooting,
Henry Holtzbach. white. was severe
5ly injured in the leg yesterday by
the explosion of dynamite cartridge.
He was treated by DR.. Hinchinan. OF
the city ambulance corps. who nlan-
aged to extract IA portion of the
cracker.
Ishanl Roberts, eo1ored. of COS Eaker
Street, was shot in the leg last night
by an over-enthusiastic friend. He was
treated by DR.. Hinchman, of the city
ambulance corps, and then taken home.
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1.nen.ter club Sold.

LANCASTER. December 25.-The
lancaster Tri-State Baseball Club of
1907 has wound up its affairs and on
Monday next will sell out IT'S iran.
chise. players. equipment and leases
to a new limited partnership corpora.
ton. About forty of the prominent
business men of this city. have sub
scribed 500 each with which to make
the purchase and effect reofgahi|a-
ton.
Tri-State and expects in the very near
future to elect a manager order
that no time may be lost in selecting
N team for next year. The nucleus of
II strong aggregation remains from
last season. but several important po--
sitions are to be flied. At the next
meeting of the league, to be held In
Reading in January. the Lancaster
team will favor raising the salary
limit from its present figure of $4,000
to $4,000.
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Ward May Hccovcr.

TSpccial 70 The Illness Dlspntch,l
LANCASTER, VA. December 25.-
George Ward the white MAJ living
near White st ne who was shot ana
dangerously wounded last week by DR..
Henry B. TrealSle, is repogted To be
Improving. and it is now hoped that he
may recover.
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Shot In the Foot.

In street fracas Tuesday night
George Pierce. colored. was shot in
the foot by Willie Bland. who was at
forwards arrested. The bullet was eX-
tracted by DR.. Hinchman. of the city
ambulance corpS.
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is CRIPPLED FOR LIFE

Herman liable Suffers Serious InJuric.
by n Fall.
SDeciaito The Times-D spatnh.1
WINCHESTER, VA, December 25.--
In running to false fire alarm last
night. Herman Fl. liable. manager OF
the opera house and leading ciothier.
fell and broke his knee cap and re-
ceivcd other injuries tat will most
probably cripple him Tor life.
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Late Football Gan,c.

HAVANA, December o5.-In a game
of football to-day between the Univer-
stiles Of Louisiana and Havana tho
Louisianians Won by 4 score OF s to y.
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sHRUBB's WONDERFUL WORK
Grent English Runner Defeats Two
Men In Relay.

PAwTuCKET. r.. l.. December ~
Alfred shrubb, the champion English
runner. easily defeated Frank Kanaly
and samuel Myers. of Boston. to-day.
in a relay race OF five miles. at the
sabin street grounds. Kanaly ran the
first half OF the five miles against
Shrubb, and Myers the second half.
Shrubb finisIcd the five miles IN
e5 minutes and 81 seconds.
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per.onals and BrIc IL.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Schmidt. OF
Atlanta. Ca, and Mrs. Fred L. Smith,
of Plnevllle. w. Va. are the holiday
guests Of their mother, Miss Angela a.
Webster, No, no East Leigh Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Price. of Wash
ington. D. c., are visiting Mrs Price's
ri. =, Mrs ". II. Moseley, in Rich
mono.
and Mrs. Iahood and son. Of
Washington, d. c.. are spending
Christmas with Mrs. Mahood's brother.
Mr.. w A. Banner, at No. 20 East
Franklin Street.
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December 10Th in the Annals Of Sport

Dunnng miles
n
oEng and,4 mes:
81 Unp.t
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DUTCH REvELLE SIGNS UP
Portsmouth rw,rler Atnehe. signature

to Richmond Contract.
PORTSMOUTH. VA. December %
"Dutch" Reveile. the former Ports Ports,
,no,,th pitcher. who was sold to tue
pichnopa club of the Virginia League
last season. has affixed his name TO
laos contract. and has the d stinstion
Of being the first capital city player
10 come forward with his contract ioi
the coming year. ,.t al
Reve,le is spending the winter at
his home in this city.