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ERRORS FEATURE
ROANOKE VICTORY

DANvILLE. VA, June 19.-Roanoke
defeated Danville to-day in a ragged,
listless and loosely played game by
q to 2. Loucks. q new pitcher for the
Tobacconists. who was recently. with
the South Atlantic League, was batted
all over the lot. In addition to the
hits the fielders piled up numerous
errors. some of them objectionable.
and which came at critical stages Of
tho contest. Loucks fielded his posi-
ton badly and hit three bhtsmen.
Harmon, for Roanoke, secured three
singles and a two Dagger out of five
times at the bat. The score:
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Hermitage, O, Blackstone,

3 ~ SpeCIu1 10 TIC IIH1cs- OEsputCN.J ~
BLACKSTONE, VA, June l9.-The
Hermitage baseball team, OF Rich
mond, defeated the Blackstone base
ball team here this afternoon at Dill
lard Park by 6 to in a game filled
with the most costly errors. neither
side making an earned run. The pitch
ing OF Griffin. for the home team and
Walker for the visitors, was superb.
each striking out twelve men. 1t
ever, If he had received anything like
the support given his competitor.
Batteries: Blackstone-Grittin and
Churn; Hcrmitage-Wnlker and Call.
Bases on balls-ofr Walker q. Hit
by pitcher--Walker, 2. Errors-Black-
stone, 10; HERMITAGE, O..
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Wilson Defcuts Kinston.

ISneclol 70 Tho Tlmes-DIspHtcH,I
WILSON, N. c., June 19.-Wilson de-
feated Kinston for tho third consecu-
tive time this afternoon. making a
clean sweep Of the series. Features
Of the games were the superb pitching
Score by Innings: X. II, p,
Wilson .Ol3 0O1l00-6 8 !
Batteries: Dimfel, Davis and Brock
we'll; Still and Cranston, Umpire, Up
church.
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/ nrcsnu,,nn out Of Dnngcr.

& CINCINNATI. OHIO, June l9.-Roger
S. Bresnahan, catcher Of the New York
National League Observation-Disclosures was
game with CINCINNATI. was to-day re-
ported in favorable condition at
Seton Hospital. where be was taken
after his Injury. It had boon feared
that blood clot might form, but this
danger seemed to have passed to-day,
and his early return to the game was
regarded as assured.
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Lunu ana Improvement Company "nlch
!s selling for the purpose OF further
Improving Ginter Park, we sshnll offer
premises. on
T1itRspAT JUNE 70. 1907.
eonmeh chg lat.b:ao o'clock +; NJ. the
soll0Sns orSsr the
.First-Tho SIX brick tenesnents ut the
ssoutheast corner, OF Fifth and Cary
Streets. .oontaininE seven or eight
Is feet Inches on tho, cast fine Of
alley. The improvements IRE tirst-
Gl lass, (ha ,E been erected by Major
contain co. all the modern improvements.
borhood and so near to tho business
pogs eeonof o. 3hS c iayyso bud,nk NJ.
10 and liz South Fifth Street, Known
as tho Madison Flats. containing six
separate apartments of six rooms each,
usTS
dwelling No. 4o5 East Cary Street. cons DqA
tain,ng IS or 20 rooms, with modern
Lewis Ginter. Who added 70 it Very
costly and extensive improvements
sl ,n rs hardwood finish. handsome
Cycling Is ono Of the handsomestI in
The lot fronts az feet On tho soutff
to q wide paved alley. u
There is also d largo brictee stable
with servants rooms above on the lot
Al Of this property Is dn.s frs. class
cellent, ana location 50 central. that s.
alwayatrents readily, attBood.prlce !,
AS theretisteo little desirable propeN
attract tho attention Of home-eeeker.
and OF persons wishing to4make Invest.
men+a in good real estate.
TERMS: Liberal, nrd made krowf, a
sa1o, SUTTON g. Co.
Auctioneers>
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Winchester Wins Another.

[specinl to The Times-Dispatch,1
WINClIESTER. VA, Juno lo.--Cant-
fell had the Wheaton, Md, team COM
plctcly at his mercy to-day allowing
them but three singles. Winchester
winning I to 0. Sanders, for he yls-
itors. was touched up for eleven hlts,
including several doubles,
Batteries; nchester-CantWell ana
Woodward; Wheaton--Sanders and
Graves.
The Richmond Brownies begin a#se-
rles Of three games here tomorrow
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w. NJ. HANNAH. Jr.

The sporting editor OF Tho Times
,Dispatch was present at the game
which is alluded to In Mr. Hannans
letter, ard the latter was distinctly
heard to say that Stanton would be
given protection after the game In
question: but that he would VISIT Lafay-
cite on the day following at his own
risk.
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RICH SUBURBAN
TO Be RUN TODAY.
Seventeen Of the Seasons Best.
Horses Will Face Starter in
$4,000 Stake.
souTAERNER HAS CHANCE.
HAS CHANCE.
Montgomery, Supcrman and
Elcctioneer, All Youngsters,
May Be the Favoritcs.

NEW YORK, juno 19.-At least SOW
cntccn horses admittedly the best in
training, Will face the starter ut
Sheepsncad Bay Tomorrow to try Tor
the rich classic Of the American turf.
the Suburban. The Suburban isa nan
dicap for three-yenr- olds and upward
at q mile and quarter The guaran-
tced purse is. 100000.
Racing experts arc divided IN their
opinions as to which horse should be
be one Of the three-year-olds or one
from tho older divisions, IT IS most
likely, however, that one of the young,
or set, Electioneer or Superman. VIII
have the honor. Montgo .,,e IT the n,
Flap. Beacon Light, Cotton Town, Run
ming Water and the lightweight veil.
which will run coupled in the betting
with Superman; all have many ad-
mirers. In fact, it may be said mat
not horse will go to the post without
substantial backing.
Following are the entries. with their
weights and probable Jockeys:
N Horse oGa,,on Weight R 1oetSs.
Cotton wn....11 ......L. Williams.
Running Water. .116. .......... Miller.
Tokalon .........115.. ........ 30 ker.
Wexford ......,. 1o6 .........., !, sandy.
Montgomery .....104. Troxler.
Frank GILL. .....104. ........,..N otter.
Beacon Light..... .......... Garner.
Electloneer .....1O 4.........:..1. Lee
Flip Flap....... ! 2O... ......J. Martin.
Blandy ..114....... Mountain.
"Nealon .........113 ........W. Dugan.
*Faustus ........ oo.........E. Dugan.
CairnEorm 1880. ~ $1,000. .iiorHer
Bedouin 10000. no.. .Brussell.
tSuperman ......1os -. .Nicol.
fNGll VA .IIcSLO1
&C. E. Durnell's entry. IL. r.
Keene's entry. ~ !&p 90 SSH
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oulIIIlIt W ottCIIIco VI -xhf'e'rV1''
Stolen bases-Martin, Sullivan ard
Butman. First base on errors-Ports-
mouth, 2. Left on bases-Lynchburg
9: Portsmouth, I. Double plays-Bnt-
man to Burns to Warren to NNrtin.
Struck out-by Eckstone, 4 by Revell,
4. Base on balls-off Eckstone. !
(Martin); OF Revell. (Bentley and
McKenna). Wild pitch-Eckstone At
tendance, 1900 Time, IS minutes.
Umpire, TRULY.
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Club Standings.
Three Straight for phillicx,

PlTTSBURG. PA, June 19.-For the
third time In succession. tho Philadel-
phias defeated tho Pittbsurgs to-day.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Philadelphia 80 oo-2 s l.
Batteries: Willis and Gibson; Pit
finger and Doom. Time, 400. UNI
pire, Emslle.
Pfcistcr Lost Game.
+, CHICAGO. ILL, June 19.-Pfester
lost his own game to-day in the first
inning by wild throw that started
Boston off with three runs.
Score by innings: r. II. z.
chicago $500. Q Q o % ! o. 3
Boston :....... 5000 zoos 0 o
Batteries: Pfeister and King; Fla
pireS, Carpenter and Johnstone.
Cincinnati Won In Ninth.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, June 19.-Cin-
.cinnati won In the ninth inning to-day
by scoring two runs on Davis's single
c, Score BY innings o. : I . . p II T.;
New York. -. % /
Batteries: Smith and Mclean; Math-
ewson and Bowerman. Time, 1899.
Empires, KLEIN and Rigler.
81. Louis Trounccd Br0OI<lyns.
ST. LOUIS MO, June l9.-St. Louis
turned the tables on Brooklyn to-day.
winning by II to 4.
score BY innings: r. II. Il
st. Louis ......0 90 C o -,-l2 Is
Brooklyn 49,. .03o01L00 00--4 II {
Batteries: McGlinn, Karger and Moo
nan; Henley. Scanon, Ritter and Ber-
gen. Time, 1855. Umpire. O'Day.
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BY ]. D. Cnrneal & Son.
Real Estato Auctionccrs.
Auction Sale Of Complete and
Up-to-Date Semi-Detached
Brick Dwelling
No. 3l0 West Clay Street
On Thursday. lime 20 1907

ut $50 o'clock p. NJ. we will offer for
sale. on tho promises, at public auction
the above property. The dwelling has
twelve rooms, large halls. two baths
and ill convenienccs. Tho rooms are
high pitched ma tho whole property
is In nice order. 1t Is hard to get bet-
ter located property The lot has a
frontage Of 25 feet, by n good depth.
II you want a. good, homo or n line
renter, attend this sllc.
TERMS: At SALE.
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Hcrmitngc w. G. & q.

Tho Hermitage "B" baseball team
scnting the G. & 0 Offices this after
noon at S o'clock on the formers
grounds. Burnette and Wilkinson will
compose teh battery for c. & O, boys.
and will no doubt give the Hermitage
team q good game. "a .S s5i
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'Iaudhoe hit by bnttod bali.
summary: Earned runs--R edmond na.e
on bnlls--off Gruner, 2 OF Haudhon. /
Two-bass hiH--liaudthoe Struck out--I3y
Qruner 3: by Haudhoe 4 Passed balls
AeI.eavey, J. Hit By pitcher--Caroli s,ei.
ser First. base on errors--Martinsburg q;
Brownies B. Time OF game 2 hours, I'm.
pire. Gerlrncdi
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To-Dny.s Games.

Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
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SEC'Y HANNAH
ENTERS PROTEST
New York. June 10 LOO.

Editor of The Times-D ispntch.
Sir,--ln your notes OF the game of
issue you write that ] re-
fused 10 take any steps towards pro-
tecting stanton Chill on Mr.. Gregory
and ask him TO lot you sec my wire to
him on Monday night. June T. 1907.
viii protect any umpire on my
grounds 10 the best OF my ability.
feel YOU have done me an injustice.
and hope you can SEQ your way clear
TO put me right with your readers
Thanking you In advance, remain,
Respectfully,
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drawings WIN Ont

MARTINSBURG. W. VA, June ls--The
Richmond Brownies defeated the Martins
burg team here to-day by the score Of to
3. The score follows
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EXCITEMENT KILLS. A .rAN.,
Dies or "Hcnrt DinenAc Superln,luced
by nnhcDnll Emf lluninEm,n

BINGHAMTON. N. Y. June 19.-G.
Arnold Chaplin, q marble dealer, fifty
years old, dropped dead as he returned
home from the baseball game between
the Binghamton and Wilkesharre
teams this afternoon.
After the sixth inning, when things
warmed up for Binghnmton, he was
one of the loudest "rooters.' and be-
came so excited that he died from heart
disease. superinduced by his baseball
excitement.
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CluI, Standing.
New York Outplnycd.

NEW YORK, June 1.9-Outplayed at
every stage of the game to-day by st.
Louis, New York suffered decisive
Score by innings: r. III. Z.
ST Louis .......0 OO33o12O-9 IA i
New York .....OOOOOO 1000 2
Batteries: Petty and Buclow; HogE,
Kitson and Hickey. Time, 1852. UNI
,,ir NTcT cpe),1ir
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To-Day's Games.
Boston at Chicago
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION

IL OF

Ot' 4
NICE COUNTRY. HOME AND SPLEEN
s f DID FARM ON THE DARBYTOWN
ROAD OR CENTRAL TURNPIKE,
ABOUT ONE-FOURTH OF MILE
g FROM NATIONAL CEMETERY, CON-
< TANNING 3379-1oo ACRES. KNOWN
AS HUDSON FARM.
In execution Of deed of trust,
dated April 20. 1906, and recorded III
Henrico Circuit Court, D, B. 176B, page
i156 default having been made In pay
ment Of portion OF the debt, I will
sell by auction. on the premises, on
Z FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1907,
at 5:3O T.. NJ, the above mentioned at
structive farm. 1.-THE land is rich and
lays well The hays Er g9 %,d one
barns
TERMS: Cash. Al
ii. r. POLLARD, JR., Trustee.
N. B.---A note on this property for
$4,000 will not be duo until April 25.
1909, and same can remain on the
property until that time If the pur-
chaser wishes 1t.
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summary: Earned runs--Ronnokc, 2.
stolen bases--Lohr (2), Eustnce 90,
Harman (2), Morrison, McKevitt,
Bowen Sacrifice hits--Eustace. Cote.
Two base hits-Hcssler Cote. Hartman,
Loucks, Double plays--Hicks. to
Bowen, to Hicks; Loucks, to Ryan. to
Hicks, Hits---oif Louclts. II; off Will
rs. 5. Struck out-by Loucks, s: by
Wills, 3, Base on balls--off Loucks,
], off Willis, 0. Hit by pitched BALI
Lohr (2), Iessler. Powell. Time of
game, 2;lO. Umpire, Byron. Attend
ance, 1000. F
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A telegram to the sporting editor of
The Times Dispatch states that former
Umpire Stanton left Richmond to-
night for Philadelphia where he will
engage in business. Secretary Greg
DRY is authority for the statement that
another umpire Will be engaged in the
next few DAYS
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Grcnt Smuggling mitch.

toIl1kC LA, uue lJ.-4p-
days game was a smuggling match, but
brilliant fielding prevented q large
scorc:Af
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Nashville 1870 90 Q 90 1oo-i 5 i
Batteries: Gaskill and Rapp: ].
Duggan and Wells. Time, 1:A0. Um-.
pire, thinner.
Montgomery Won in Ninth.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June 19.-By
Harris failure to take advantage Of
two opportunities to retire the side in
the ninth. Montgomery won to-day's
game.
Score by innings: r. II. T.
h Hests1 mssf !: ss sssiS s1si
Batteries: Hart and Page: Malarky,
Walsh and seabaugh. Time, 1890 UNI
pires, Hackett and Rim. 'f
Birmingham Was Easy.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 19.-To-
days game was another easy victory
for the locals. .
Score BY innings: r.. II. e.
birmingham -. ioooooooo-i ; 3
Memphis $3.50. 010 0000.-6 II l
Batteries: Turner and Garvan; Stock
dale and Owens. Time, 1:i5. Umpire,
Dfennin ger ------- ~ - ----,
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Auction Sales.--future Days

I Will sci. for Egsto Esizinna, who
Is retiring from the confectionery bust
ness, that well-known stand, 1903 L.
Franklin Street. corner of Governor
and Franklin Streets.
FRIDAY, JUNE 81. 1907.
commencing at 1890 A. NJ, Hand
some Onyx Marble Soda Fountain. 10
Syrups, 3 Spigots, White Marble Base
and 10-foot counter to match. a com
plete stock OF High Grade Box and
other Candles. Confcctioneries. etc.
large stock Of Popular Brands Cigars.
Cigarettes, Cheroots, Chewing and
Smoking Tobnccos. an excellent stock
Of Dry Groceries. Cakes. Crackers.
Canned and Bottled Goods, Ice Cream
Freezers. Upright Refrigerator. 2 Ice
Cream Storage Boxes Handsome Largo
Plate Mirror Wall Tobacco Case. 2
Counters, Shelving. S Counter Show
cases. 2 Plate Glass Silent Salesman
Showcases ! Gasolene Peanut Rooster.
Round Tables. Chairs, Stools, Fruit
Stands. Pictures Candies. Jars, License.
Lease, Awnings etc. VIII offer as Il
whole, and II not sold, Will sell in lots
to suit the buyers.
This is an excellent chance for par
ties to buy n good-paying business.
and well established In the low-rent
district Sale positive. Terms cash.
THE VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
Auctioneers.
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PORTSMOUTH GOES
TO SECOND PLACE
Defeats Lynchburg by Score Of
2 too III Errorless
Game.
Er-5eI - t4
RAIN SPOILED NORFOLK GAME.
Roanoke Took the Leaders Into
Camp by Score of
7 to 2.
RAIN SPOILED NORFOLK GAME
Roanoke Took the Leaders Into
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

YCStcrUny'N Results.
AT Lynchburg: Portsmouth. 2;
Lynchburg, o. GIVE innings, rain)
AT Danvillc: Roanoke, I; Danville, 9.
AT Norfolk: Norfolk Richmond, no
tro ",
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BY a. L. Adamson and Augustine Royal
and Company
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office, 927 Hull Street. Manchester. Va.
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TWO MILES FRONI- CIR

]. At our auction-houso. No, 16 North
saTo!DAY. JUNE s20TH. II.
ESat 1910 clock.
we will3sellRseveral good Oak and Wal
nut Bedroom Suits, China Closets, Side
boards, Extension i Tables, Chairs, lot
high grade Men's Shirts, Caps and
Clothing, two Square Pianos, Restau-
rant Tables, fine Parlor Suits, Rockers,
Refrigerators, one fine Curly l3urch
Bedroom Suit with Wardrobe to
match. Iron Bedstead and lots OF 9TH
d THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
z b. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg, =; Phila-.
relphia. 2.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 3; New
York, 2.
At st. Louis: st. Louis, 70; Brooklyn,
4.
At Chicago: Chicago, 4 Boston, s.
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Auction Sales This Day.
TTheMadison Flats

NOS 10 AND s112 s.: FIFTH srnEIaT
ALSO Six sWELL BUILT TWO
STORY, MODERN AND Up-To.DATE
u BRICK T DND NJ EN- rs AT THE
+ SOUTHEAST CORNER o CARY
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Wnsl,ington Wins Out.

.,. F. e. 8
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 10
ashington defeated Cleveland in a
pitchers battel to-day to 0. The
only run of the game resulted from
Bradlcy's bad throw to first.
Score by innings: II. II. Il.
Washington ....Ooo0OO oo1-1 ]
Cleveland ......0 30 0 90 90 !
Batteries: Smith and Warner; Bern
hardt and Wakefield. Time, 1880. Um-
pire, Sheridan.
Dcnncatcrs Eaten Up.
BOSTON, June 19.-Chicago had no
trouble in defeating Boston to-day S
to 2, the locals playing poorly in the
field.
Score by innings: r. II. 2.
Chicago ........4 0001 20 0-S IL l
Boston .0OO1OO1O o. 3
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; ia
cobsen, Harris and Armbruster. Time,
1877 Umpires, Connolly and Hurst.
Dygcrt stiH Proposition.
PHILADELPHIA, TlA.. JIne 19.-De-
troit's inability to hit Dygert caused
their defeat by the home club to-day.
Detroit .....0 000OO10 OIL
Philadelphia ...020O2 0'-4 10
Batteries: Mullin, sievers and
Schmidt; Dygert and Schenck. Time
- hours. Empires, Evacs and STAFF
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BY virtue Of deed OF trust. executed
by Floyd l.. Stratton and wife. dated
July 6, 1904 to the undersigned trustees,
said deed is duly recorded IN the County
Cburt clerks Office for Chesterfield
county. in D. B. LOT, page 347 and being
required so to do by the beneficiary
default having been made in the pay
mcnts. secured in said dced). we will
sell at public auction. on TUESDAY.
juno %, 1907. at q o'clock p. NJ. on the
premises. those four handsome lots
named above. fronting together on the
south side of Holland Street, III 1-2
feet by 100 feet deep, to an alley fifteen
wide There Is a nice frame residence
on these lots containing about five
rooms.
TERMS: Cash. as to expense OF sale
(taxes. If any be due) and to pay the
balance due on the debt secured in
said deed, s4o2o4: the balance. If any.
upon such terms as Will be announced
at sale.
AUGUSTINE RCYALL,
u. W. WIcISIGER,
t4 Trustees. It
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New Orleans in a Walk.

d NEW ORLEANS, LA, June 1o-New
Orleans had little difficulty in defeat
Ing Atlanta to-day.
Score by innings: r. II. %.
New Orleans. ...E1 1901 OF 0--4 5
Atlanta ........ 100000 ! O'0-1 8
Batteries: Manuel and Stratton; Ford.
Rowan. Zeller and Smith. Time, '1:42.
Umpire, Rudderhaln moo,
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TO-DnyN GnllcN.
Club Standings.

at Richmond
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
DanVille Mt Norfolk
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a wcll-founded rumor is out to the
effect that Red Walsh and Kirkpatrick
are to go into the ice business next
summer. Where they will locate is
not yet known, but it is understood
that Portsmouth will be the place, as
they did quite retail business there
last night. and the two were so pleased
with the venture that they have prac-
itically settled all details.
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One of the Interesting characters
here. and a man whom Shaffcr gen.
orally manages to call on, is Red Fos
ter, who is employed at q vaudeville
theatre in Norfolk. Red said tonight
that he is ready right now to don n
suit and make the best of them hustle
but that he will rest up this season.
as he has had sixteen straight years
o. baseball, a.Uf needs the change.
Foster states that he has been in COM
niunication with the owners OF one OF
the "Three-I League" teams. and will
probably go West next spring.
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CH|CACOS LOSE
TO BEAN EATERS
,rail-Enders Win Out from the
Next to Last Com
tingel1t.
HOT GAME. AT WASHINGTON
Senator's Get Away from Last
Place by Shutting Out
Cleveland.
or GAME AT WASHINGTON
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results.

At Washington: Washington, Il;
Cleveland. 0.
Al Philadelphia: Philndelphia, a :;
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Nos. 10l. l.o3, J05..l OF,
100 and | ] SS.Fifth St.

/. At tho request OF tho Lewis Ginter
Land and Improvement Company, which
Is selling for the purpose OF further
Improving Ginter Park, wc sShnll ofrer
for sale at public auction. upon the
premiaeH ON
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TRUSTEES SALE
an

HOUSE AND -FOUR LOTS
NOS. -. 10. IA AND Is, IN SQUARE
NO. 2, "HOLLAND'S ADDITION"
TO THE CITY OF 3AI4ANCHES-
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&C. E. Durnelrs entry. IL.
Keene's entry. ~ .se t:atsft'el
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-01-19
The Girls the Men Marry.

Men seldom ask girls with whom they
laugh and handy jokes To share their
homes They enjoy being amused for an
hour 10y the girl who is witty and clever
who is sparkling and gay, and ;aev will
heap admiration to the fun measure
upon the girl who is beautiful. Men are,
as II rule, far cutter than folks imagine
when it comes to the point of marriage.
True, so many sacrifice everything for
the sake of pretty face, but the ma
jority are wiser IN their generation. They
see the mistakes of others and take
warning Beauty fades. wit and clever
ness pail if they are backed up with ao
more solid virtues, and the happiness
and comfort of home cannot deoend
upon the power of being amusing. When
ii man marries he wants a helpmeet, not
a beauty upon whom he must hc for.
ever dancing attendance, not brilliantly
clever woman, nj whose feet he must be
forever sitting in admiration, hut "A wom-
an full of love and sympathy. II partner
who can bring into the partnership what
he himself lacks, one who will help him
and for whom he will never tire Of
working and serving devoutly .-Amerjcau
Queen.