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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

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committee % the Alaska y ukon-fa-
clrr opposition late this afternoon
definite pians Tor the exercise o.
ground breaking day. June /.
~erp decided upon and Invitations
20 the ceremony Wili bs sent at once
a. men prominent 81 TIE Serthweat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

a g fsuL Who conducts SO
rsrv store az 1ana a.. ard z. Iuien
~ IL oul tie for eaelinR e hnEaa
check q stranger presented 90 him
saturday.
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CHANGES
WIN ALL EVENTS
Favorites Fail to Land in Every
One Of Six Races on
Card.

. v -
BELMONT PAX. N. y. October H.
In close and exciting finish Baby
Wolf, a s to shot, won the Manhnt-
tan handicap at Belmont Park to-day.
defeating Dreamer by nose with
Jack Akin third. nose away. Ken
lucky Beau won the Dixiana stake At
one mile in the fast time Of 1888 As.
SUMMARIZED:
First race-three-year-old and up.
maiden hllies. selling. mile. and a quar- :
.ter--water Speed 6 to 2, and even}
second, Long Dana g to ID. to show
third. Time, 2:102-5.
Second race-handicap for two-year-
Odds, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a 10 -
first. Halkett teyen, place. second. Sir
Cleges q to 10, to show) third. Time,
Third >race-the Manhattan handicap.
Maine eourse-HaSy Wolf e to j. tirs,:
Rsin e e s. to s Rhaes} thra fme,
Fourth race-the Dixiana, two.year-
olds, non-wlnners Of 81 900: one ,aile--
Kentucky Beau (5 to y first: Grc.na
Green Il to 3. place) second, Faust
.(even. to show) third. Time. 1:3s 4-5.
Fifth race-for two-year-olds. sell
ing: six furlongs-Waves Crest (! to y
f,rst. chu!ta 90 to 4 pi ISa;,, se .Sird
Time, l:l14-b.
selling, one mile and an eighth-Sam
g. pla a.sls second. ST. Valentine a to 5,
to Show third. Time. 1853 LIS.
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GIRL is
EASILY WINNER.
Aged Trotting Mare Takes $1,000
Pennsylvania Stake in
Straight Heats.

LEXINGTON. KY. October 11.-so-
mona Girl, the fayorite, to-day won the
famous Transylvania stake and clinch-
ed the championship for aged trotters
for 1907. She had little trouble in de-
feating her field, and at no time was
the result In doubt. -
Margaret o.. second choice In the
betting. was distanced in the third
heat. This heat was trotted by Sonoma
Girl in 2:05 IA, equaling her record
made earlier in the season.
The pacing division. Kentucky Futu.
rity. went to Shakespeare In straight
heats. The eco trot was unfinished,
four heats having been decided. With
Princess Yetive, Busy. Idora and Icon
each having a heat to his credit.
Summarizes:
rity. for three-year. olds; purse. $1,000
Shakespeare won three straight heats
and the race; Kavallo. second: Baron
Operator. third. Best time 2:l3.
Second race-the Pennsylvania. 2:12
class, trotting: purse. $1,000; three in
five-Sonoma Cir! won three straight
heats and the race; Wilkes Heart. sec
ond: Jack Leyburn. third. Best time.
Third race-2:2o class. trotting;
purse, $1,000: three in Ave tunfnished)
Busy. Iroda, Icon and Princess YetiYe
each won heat. Best time. 2:10 I'd.
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MANY ARE SENTENCED.
judge Moore Has Numerous Offenders
Before Ttim-COnvict Camp.
Especial to The Times.Disnatch1

WINsToN-sALEM. N. c.. October IL.
In Forsyth Superior Court to-day
Judge Moore Imposed sentences as fol-
lows: Claude James. convicted of man.
slaughter for killing Hilary Smith. col
ored. on the night OF August 18th. FIVE
years on county roads: Mamie Shore,
colored. convicted of poisoning the FAM
lily of c. H. Wooster. in Salem. ten years
in the penitentiarY; Pearl Sanders,
Shooting another negro, three months
on the county roads.
Judge Moore this morning referred
from the bench to the severe criti-
cism made by the grand jury In fits
report of the manner in which the
county convict camp Is kept. Judge
Moore said he visited the camp yes
terday. and was pleased to state that
the only criticism he had to offer was
the crowded condition of the camp.
which he, said. was to be relieved at
cnce, AMI. perhaps. The sleeping apart
n1ents. where the bed clothing might
be more cleanly kept.
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about two and one.halt niles. purse,
rules. gof the National steeplechase
and Hunt Association; i've pounds ,itl-
weight allowance; half breds allowed
ten pounds, gentlemen riders allowed
I'VE pounds; no horse to carry less than
100 pounds; the winner Of the steeple-
pounds extraeeBsrtis Parker, b. m,
c. g.. S. Mrs. W. d. Thoni; Nuteless. b.
g.. aged. u. Johnson.
!or hefss. &c, have 1ssss
money at this meeting; ten pounds
Under the scales; seq allowancs;
gieking; knight of Weston, CHI. q. j.
NJ. w. Green; Congress, b. g., Mat My
ere; Beatrice TX. b. M, Il. a. criswold.
purse. 5000; for horses that have start.
ed and are non-winners OF first money
at this meeting; ten pounds under the
scale; rex allowance: overweight nj
=; 8. .Littlewood; Broadway Girl, Il
", Green Beatrice II. b. T., Fl. A..
Gr 1:os,ol g. narment. b. m, Mat Myers;
purse. 5000; ten pounds under the
scale scale; sex allowance overweight al
Fifth race-one-half mile: purse.
$500: for horses that have started and
are non winners of first money at this
meeting: five pounds under the scale;
sex allowance; overweight allowed.
The entries for the above two races
close at the secretarys office at the
track at 1890 o'clock.
Sixth race--open steeplechase (about
two and one.half niles; purse, 5000;
lowance; overweight allowed: half
breds allowed ten pounds; no horse
to carry less than 1870 pounds; winners
carry five pounds extra: Of two
steeplechascs ten pounds extra-Lida
Woodlands. CHI. m. Charles II. itur-
kamp: Prince Of Pllson. oh. g.. G. Hall:
woodside. CHI. e.. e. II. Lane; JOHN e.
Owens. b. g.. j. T.. Lane.
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OFFICERS TOOK THE HIDE.
The Presidents Order Hind No Terrors

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
NORFOLK. VA. October l1.--ieneral
Frederick ID. Grant commander, OF the
Department. OF the East. aud eight
officers OF the line to-day successfully
underwent the horseback riding test
required OF them bv the recent order
OF President Roosevelt. The officers
demonstrated that they are not back
numbers when 1t comes to horseback
riding.
The ride was for the prescribed dis
lance Of fifteen miles---five miles at
walk. 1--WE at g trot and i've. at a gal
Top. Tho officers start was from Cen
eral Grants headauarters at the expo.
sition. Each officer vas examined
physically before mounting and again
on his return. Every one OF them was
apparently the better for the exercise
he had taken when the ride ended.
The officers In the party were: Gem
eral Grant. Colonel Reed. OF the TWEEN
ty-th!rd Infantry: Colonel
Glenn. Lieutenant-Colonel Harrison
and Majors Carter Woodruff. Barrett,
Rldgeway and Kuhn.
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BEATEN
ON own GROUNDS
Chicago Nationals Again Outplay
and Win from American
Champions.
TIGERS NEVER DANGEROUS

DETROIT, MICH. October lin
the first game of the worlds series on
their own field, the Detroit American
League team was beaten this after
noon by the Chicago Nationals by the
score OF to /.
1t was wel-deserved victory for
the Chicago team. as 1t played SUI
There were several errors of omission
on the part Of the Detroit team. be-
sides the two errors scored against
them which figured in the Chicago
run.lnaking. II was ANYTHING but
baseball weather this afternoon. The
temperature ranged between 46
and SO degrees during the game,
with q cold, twelve-m wind from the
North blowing across the diamond.
Detroit looked dangerous and bunch-
ed hits in but one inning. the fourth.
when, with two out, Cobb's fine three
Dagger, was followed by two singles.
which. however. scored but one. run.
O'Leary striking. out with the bases
full. Rossman continued his fine
work ut first and drove in Detroits
only run with his single after Cobb
Dor4van gave only two bases on
balls. but both developed into runs.
while neither OF Overall's gifts was
eypnuaivn
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Greece, who is a member OF the Or
thodox Greek Church. onNthe condition.
which is to be SGT forth in signed
document, that any children resulting
from the union shall be brought up as
Catholics.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Report Of Agent Taylor for Month OF
September,

The report Of Mr.. E. c. Taylor, agent
OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals. for the month OF
September is as follows:
Number Of cases investigated, IS.
Horses and mules with sore should
.ers and sore backs unfit for WORK. un-
hitched. sent to stable to be cared for.
Il; horses and mules lame, unhitched.
horses and mules unfit for work, poor.
half-starved, unhitched. sent to stable
to be fed and cared for. IA: no cause
for complaint, G; veterinary called, q;
nails pulled out horses and mules feet
4 horses and mules sent to shop to be
shod, o; overloaded teams. il; drivers
discharged for cruelty driving. 2-total
IS.
Admonition given owners and
Dogs destroyed, "a; horses and mules
destroyed, 19-total, SO.
Grand total, 100.
OF the above one man was fined
$12.65 for cruelty working horse un-
At for work to hack; one was fined
$22.45 for cruelty driving horse to q
hack; one was fined $24.S6 for cruelty
working a mule and horse unfit for
work: one was fined .s12.s5 for cruelty
working mule unfit for work.
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FINE FOOTBALL GAME .
FOR THIS AFTERNOON
Richmond College to Tackle the
Strong North Carolina
A. and M. Team

One Of the. best football games 20" or
the entire season IS IN ProspeCtt son aon
the AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical Col
lAge, OF North Carolina. and the Kicn-
mond College teams at Broad street;
The hour for the game mas Ge Who d de
sire to see 1t may have time to reach
the park. Apparently. the two elevens
are we'll matched in both weight anu
skill and should PVT up on p a,,ff,ciently
advanced for both teams to nave over aI.,
come the crudeness OF the preliminary
contests.
A. and NJ. Positions. Richmond Col;
sproud 49,. left tackle Thrsyes ec :, ~
sykes. left guard ,strlngsIf,s;l u
v vao% ai sGn ri g StA suara Jones
Beebe. right tackle 49,. Robinson
sadicr....... right end D 9,l;s
Stephens. -. quarterback $500; ...Atkins
i iSnnso'.'. right hair LOTHIAN
THOMPSON. {CaptO fullback: Waite
Umpire. Mr.. julien Hill virginia;
referee, Mr.. G. 2; Niles. y; = l. pa nsna
a. and NJ. has played only one game
this season. having defeated Randoiph-
Macon 20 to 0 on September 3oth R1 f;
mond College has been defeated by VIZ
Einia as to o. but the team Of the Mary
iand Agricultural College since then
nv III q score OF IL to 5. This is not
a. bad showing, when iteis considered
that Annapolis could only defeat this
same team last Wednesday by the score
Last year the Aggies outweighed
Richmond College by many pounds. but
could not score the game resulting in
a tie, o to 0. This year a. and NJ has
erage being 4. and NJ, 15S pounds;
Richmond College, 155 pounds. a. and
M. and Richmond College nat three Of
the same teams last year, with the fol-
A. and NJ. q; Virginia, o. Richmond
College. s ;,virginin. 10. a. and NJ IA;
v. Nj, T., 8. Richmond College. s: v.
NJ. l., 4. A. and NJ, 80; Randolph-Ma-
con, 0. Richmond College, II; Ran
dolph- Macon, o.
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r. Boiling WILCOX, Jr. The appoint
tnents were made by Second L!eutenant-
ed at the meeting In the absence Of
Commander Robert W. Barnwell and.
on motion Of Or. William Pitcher was
who are to designate their own alter
mates.
James P. Banks, commander OF the
Virginia. Division. United Sons OF Con-
printed program for the celebration Of
the Virginia Division at Arnory Hall.
in Norfolk, on the evening OF October
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
KNIGHTS rEMPLARs.
Grand Cnm,nnndcrv Elects Officers ut
Norfolk.
lspecial to The Tlmes.pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
= NORFOLK. VA. October 1.-THE
Grand Commandery. Knights Templars.
of Virginia. In conclave here. elected
the following officers tonight: Rev.
IT, I. McFaden. of Richmond, right
eminent grand commander; W. c..
Stephenson. OF Roanoke. very eminent
deputy grand commander: a. ". Tray
Tor. of Danville. grand generalissimo:
W.. 4. McChesney. Of Stanton, grand
cnpta.n-general: r.. D. Hotchkiss, OF
Richmond. grand senior warden; a. NJ.
BAKER. OF. Winchester. grand junior
warden: Rev. q. II. AIcFaden. OF Rich
mend. grand prelntc: j. II. Fisher, of
Aiexa, crio, grand standard-bcarer. r.
T. Taylor. Of EoGnope. grand warden.
and J. A. Pamplln. OF Richmond. grand
captain OF the guaYd
The n.St place % meeting Will he
Iiclinl.)nf. Z.
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bank Clearin+E;'s,,,.

NEW WORK, October ll.--Total
s saanst .sassdppss ss1shossssS
$3,l07.729.000 last year.
ntchmond. $d,sl9.oo0; increase, 81,
Savannah. Sc, 2o4 900 i; decrease, so.
Augusta, $s,sss'ooo Increase. ais.
Knoxville. sl.5ot.oo0; decrease, q,
Charleston; slst7,oooi increase, 40.
Macon. ai,os7,o0o. Increase. 81.
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are working hard and prospects are
bright for increasing the membership
100 per cent. in the next few months.
WILL wAn ON UNION LABOR.
Roller Manufacturers win Unite t
Eixht MUnfunt DcmnpdaO of Men.


Fight "uniurt Demands" of Men.
ATLANTA. GA. October 11.-At the
closing session OF the American Boiler
Manufacturers Association. one Of the
important uuestions was that OF deal
ing with organized labor. 1t was de-
cided to unite in lighting the unjust
demands OF these employees.
Captain Thomas NJ sRees. of Pitts
burg; Colonel =. y. Moir. New York;
II. ]. Hartley. crnmp shipbuilding Com
pany. Philadelphia. j. D. Farasey
Cleveland; NJ. a. RYAN. Duluth, MIMI.
And John J. Finnegan. Atlanta, took
part in the discussion. The association
also declared against what it designat-
ed as unjust Interference OF govern
ment inspectors and mechanical engi-
Peers who are chNrged with acting as
attorneys and in legal advisory capaci-
ties with purchasers. to the detrlment
of the business of the manufacturers.
The convention ended with banquet
tonight.
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October 18th in the Annals Of Sport Y

Sullivan
49, thirty rounds for pMgnlstte cha mplonship
gES $
thrown
1} baseball l36 foot l-2
a
IN
Z. 4 & ( (. =
g0ound' @ 'sH9 ,sSs9sas 1S Issps s$7$
knocked
@ tho
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Football Games for To-Dap.

Richmond College VS.. North Caro-
lima A. and NJ. at. Richmond.
Sidney VS.. V. p, l., at
Blacksburg.
University of Virginia VS.. Gallaudet,
at University. : 4
William and Mary VS.. Randolph Ma
con, at Norfolk. q
Washington.
Amherst va. Bowdoin, at Amherst.
adelphia,
ton. nm n ~
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WOOD GETS FIVE YEARS.
Married Man Convicted OF Heinous Of
Tense in Rockingham County.

x =
HARRISONBURG, VA. October H.
After a four days trial, Wade Hamp-
ton Wood, thirty-one-year-old mar
ried man. OF Rockingham county. was
convicted to-day Of attempted assault
upon Miss Stella Griffith nineteen years
old, and was sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary. The crime was
about four miles north Of Harrison
burg. Both parties have lived there
all their lives. Wood ESCAPED, and
nearly a year afterwards was located
in Los Angeles, Cal. During his abb
sence his wife and one OF his three
children died. The verdict meets with
general approval.
Immediately at the close Of the Wood
case. John Eaton. alias Shiflett, was
placed on trial for the killing Of his
cousin. Marvin Shif1ett. and the wound
admits doing the. shooting. His de-
tense will be that he had been en-
trapped, and shot in self defense.
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CLARKE AGAIN MANAGER.
Well-Known Ball Player Declines
Rctter OHer to Manage Truckers.

NORFOLK, VA, October 11.-win
mouth contract to manage the Truck
,ers next season, and will Immediately
begin to sign his men. Clarke has had
two tlattering offers from teams in
leagues trifle higher than the vir-
GINA League, hut he has expressed a
desire to pilot the Truckers next year,
though he has had to make "a sacri-7
flee In his salary TO do so.
Clarke and his family will continue
to live In Portsmouth, and will con-
sequently be In close touch with Cap
tain Charles T. Bland. owner Of the
Portsmouth club.
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WILL SHIP CHINESE CREWS.
Norwegian vessels Engaged in Fruit
Trndc WIN Sign Orfcntala.

--oB1LE, ALA, October 11.-Nearly
all vessels in the Central American
fruit trade will. 1t is said, in the next
few weeks, replace their Norwegian
crews with Cinnamon. About so per
cent. Of these steamers are chartered
from Norwegian owners, who. 1t Is
said. have concluded that owing to the
unsatisfactory labor OF their country
men. their unrelabllitS, incorporate
habits and the increasing number of
desertions. partly on account OF inter-
ference OF clearinghouse runners,
they VIII no longer employ them. Each
ship will sign probably So men. bring
ing the total number OF Chinese to
1850.
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BY A. ]. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE OF DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING
No. 1 SIG w. Cary ST.

In execution OF a decree Of the
Richmond Chancery Court in the: suit
OF William Miller VS.. r. Il. Firth. ct
ais, entered July aoth, 1907, we will. as
special commissioners thereby ap-
pointed. sell by auction. upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY,. OCTOBER 18TH, 1907.
at s o'clock P. NJ, the property nuns
jbered as above, consisting of a lot, OF
land fronting SO feet inches. on the
southern line OF Cary Street and ex-
tending back within parallel lines e12s
feet to an alley n feet vide. With q.
desirable brick dwelling thereon.
This property Is In the growlnE West
End and deserves your attention..
Come and get t..
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at
6. IL and s months, or. notes. inter-
est added, and title retained until all
the purchase money Is paid or all cash
at the option OF the purchaser
SOL. CuTcH1NS,
ERNEST n. WELLS.
Special Commissioners.
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PLAY AT BIAAcKsBURG.

football Team Leave
to Tackle v. III.
Ispeclal.to The Times. - ispatch,l
IIAAipD EN.SIDNEY. COLLEGE VA,
left this afternoon over the Norfolk
and Western Railroad for Blackshurg,
at which place they will meat the
", p, !. aggregation to-nlorrow at
ternoon, IN I. M "a, s3f
n Coach Nutter carried with him fif-s
teen men, The team averages I So
pounds. This IL tho first time the
Respective teams have me for I've
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Shot in the Back.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
CHATHAM, October 11.-John Hoo
van and Henry Crews were this week
lodged in Pittsylvania county jail,
charged with shooting John Dalton, a
young man near Piney Fork, on last
Saturday night.
i Dalton was en- route to visit a sister.
when he was accosted. The wounded
man says he was shot In the hack
while trying to get away from the two
men.
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FAMILY BARELY EscApEs
Two Dwellings, Destroyed ana Occ,-
pants LOAe Effects

(special to Tho Timos-D Dispatch,
!. SALISBURY. N. G.. October 1l.-Tire
when started at midnight last night
tor and L. L. Walton at the granite
quarry. together with quantity Of
household hI, goods a little daughter Of
Mt MI rector was. slightly burned and
.he FAMILY barely escaped with their
lives. The flames spread rapidly to
the post-ofice and destroyed the build
lns after the contents had been re.
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OLD GOVERNORS MEET
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

Especial to The Times Dlspatch,l.
NORFOLK, VA, October little
old board OF governors of the expo
sttion. whose services We're practically
James II. Barr as director general, was
again In conference here to-day, how
ing been called in by Director General
Alyah Fl. Martin, successor to Mr.. Barr
and a member OF tho board as COVER
nor OF transportation, The meeting
was behind closed doors.
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Summary: Three base hit-Cobb: Sac
riflce hits-Jones. Schaefer. Tinker.
overall. Stolen bases-Chance. First
base on balls-by Donovan. 2; by Over
all. 2. Hit by pitcher-By Donovan !.
cago. 2. Left on hases-Detroit. q:
Chicago. 6. Struck out--by Donovan
3: by Overall s. Double nlays--Tfnker.
unassisted. Time, lao. Umpires. sher-
idan and O'Day. Attendance, 1906.
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PRISONERS ATTAcK GIRL.
Desperate Criminals Placed In Close
Confinement Therefor.

Especial to The Times-Di spatch.]
WINCHESTER. VA. October ia
number OF the prisoners in the Wood
stock jail. several OF whom are from
Winchester and Frederick county, "got
bad" this week and have been placed
In close confinement. During the alb
sence OF Jatler Spiker an attack was
made on girl attendant with a knife
by one Of the prisoners. The woman
escaped injury. but the continued ugly
mood of the prisoners has resulted In
all liberties being taken away.
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TO OFFER DILL FOR
MONUMENT TO MAURY

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, October l1.-sena-
tor John w Daniel will introduce In
the next Congress- a bill prepared nv
a committee from the United paush-
tiers OF the Confederacy OF Virginia, or
Norfolk. is chairman, providing for q.
national appropriation for the cree.
ton Of a monument. In Hampton
roads to Matthew Fontaine Maury, tina
graphic works gave SO much to tho
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WOMAN srEALs rnousERs.

Alice jackson Got Them, 1t Is Thought,
for Friend.
Phil Davis (white) was arrested last
night on the charge of stealing a bot
tie of whiskey from Vlncenzo Pacini..
Alice Jackson (colored) fell into the
tolls Of the law, charged with stealing
a pair OF trousers and n coat. valued
at $a2. Alice was not asked particu-
larly about the articles, but It Is pre-
sumed that they We're for friend.
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Jennings Gets Tigcr.

Just before play was called at 2
O'Clock, Manager Hugh Jennings was
called to the plate where Mayor
Thompson presented, to him from local
admirers, q life-size floral tiger and
gold watch.
The total receipts this afternoon
were $17,2S5.50. divided as follows: me
players, $9,324.I7; the national com.
mission, $1.72S.55. and the Detroit and
Chicago Club owners. s3,111.39 each.
Detailed score follows:t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
SONS NAME pELEGArEs.
. r. Hill Camp nexlEnatcs Its Rcp-
. rcxentntlNen to Norfolk Reunion.

Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, October ia,
p. Hill Camp, Sons Of Confederate Vet-
Grams, at q meeting tonight appointed
the following delegates to the reunion
Banks, t. II. Heath, S, y. Rogers, Will
liam Pitcher, H. G.. Southall .Tr., n. r.
Parsons, Hill Beasley. r. S. Kidd r..
"A. Martin, Jr.. +, II. Roy, P. Fl. Wells,
Randolph Madison. P. NJ. Stewart and