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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-17
MEETING IN COLUMBUS.
DR.. Roberts, Of Philadelphia, Elected
Moderator by AcclalnAti0n.

COLUMBUS OHIO. May 1o.--There
were two features of the opening Sos
semhly Of tho Prosby terian Church.
which convened at Memorial Hall, In
this city. to-day. Tho annual sermon
was delivered by Rev. Ira Landrith, Of
Nashville, Tenn, moderator OF the last
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly.
which was delivered in the morning,
and the election Of q moderator, which
took place In tho afternoon. Moro than
900 delegates answered tho .nrstt roll
call. and several thousand visitors
The election Of moderator, was ro?
duced to q forlnality by tho withdrawal
OF all the candidates eScept Rev. WILL
liam II. Roberts, Of Philadelphia, who
was chosen by Acclnmatlon.
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Quiet Marriage.

Miss Minnie Stewart Rittenhouse. OF
Richmond. and Mr.. William II. Enead.
Of Radford, weto married at s O'Clock
last night by Rev. Il. K. Odell at tho
home of Rev. George H.. Wiley at High
land Springs. Both Of the young people
are we'll known and have many friends.
who Will be interested In tho announce.
ment Of their marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-17
German Tonight,

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of tho Ancient
Order of Hhernians Will give a german
at Belvldere Hall tonight. Dancing
will begin about $3.50 o'clock. and viii
continle until A. M. A large attend
anco and a delightful evening are as
sured. The prganizatior Is In a flour
fishing condition, and social events undor
its auspices are always enjoyed.
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Back to jail.

James Cunningham, charged with shoot
Ing William Coleman In tho leg and with
stealing three coats, a pair OF trousers and
n suitcase from, Anderson Jones. appeared
In tho Police Court yesterday morning, and
was remanded to jail until Coleman could
appear against him. The second charge was
dismissed. MS Jones declared that Cunning
liam was not tho man who robbed him.
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PIES SCATTERED.

End Gate Of Delivery Wagon Was Loose.
Something happened TO the end gate OF one
OF the delivery wagons Of the Connecticut Pic
company on Broad Street near Tenth yes
ceedihg east. and as a result pies were scat
tered for nearly half block.
me driver upon discovering the accident
ing up the mutilated pies re '''ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-17
TWENTY PERSONS HURT
IN WRECK ON RUTLAND

OGDENsHURG, N. Y. May 1G.--s
Spreading rails wrecked tho fast mail
on tho Rutland Railroad four miles
cast OF here to-day, and twenty per-
sons were injured six seriously. Tho
grade when tho tender and two cars
left the track, Among the passengers
in the smoker was an amateur min
istrel company Of Ogdensburg, several
OF the members Of which We're hurt &,
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Pay License TaxNn.

Captain Tranle w. Cunningham, Col
lector Of City Taxes. calls attention to
the fact that a number Of citizens
against whom special license taxes have
and that lie Is now making up his CO.
linQuent list. Those who do not pay up
at once will be reported to the Police
Justice and ned. +.
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fore the assembly. A resolution was
introduced to refer the question to a
committee, but after various amend
mcnts the whole matter was tabled
and will come UP in regular order. AT
the afternoon session reports were
made by all standing Committees To-
nights session was devoted to well
coming addresses by various prominent
local laymen and clergymen and re-
sponses by the visitors
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Southern Again Anpt,nls

An appeal hns been allowed by tho su-
prcme Court In case where the Corporation
Commission ordered tho Southern Railway
to furnish cars to shippers on demand. Tho
appeal Is based on tho contention OF tho
company that tho order is In violation Of
Interstate commerce laws.
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ALLEGED DESERTER.
Hungry Man Arrested Willie he WINS Eating
Taken Back To Norfolk -. u ~.

gnKeh BAcK 70 SOrfOIK, - !
w c. Nelson. charged with being de-
serter from the battleship Georgia, was Or
rested "Wednesday night in Fulton cafe,
where, tired and hungry. he had entered to
stay his appetite and rest his weary feet
Tho kind hearted proprietor gave tho man
such provender as no had. ana Nelson was
In the midst of his dining when Detective
NJ. 8. Angle stroled In. He was allowed to
finish his. meal. and was then taken to tho
county courthouse. He went back to Norfolk
yesterday morning.
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Check Received.

Secretary Fl. L. Hnrwood, Of tho Vlr-
ginia division Of tho 7. p. A., yesterday re-
ceived a check for 5000 In payment of the
memnership Prize won by virglna IN class
for the Texas horns has not yet been do
cided.
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.C0AF[DERATES NOT
TO SECURE TENTS
Continued from First Page.)

Governor proved immensely consoling
to Colonel Gordon, as the unexpected
complications which arose had caused
him hours of worry, and he now feels
that matters may be adjusted
Had Planned Big Camp.
1t was with the confident expccta-
ton of getting the tents that the local
ex-Confederates decided to have the
big camp In tho West End, Just oppo-
site the Home for Incurables. on Broad
Street. In the field selected as the
site for the tented city" they have
already had erected an immense wood
en- structure, which Is to serve as a.
mess hall and kitchen. Should 1t now
become necessary to quarter visiting
veterans down town, the building would
be useless, or the local committee
would have to furnish their gray
coated guests with street car tickets.
SO that they could go back and forth
to their meals with no cost to them
selves. -
Conditions to-day are vastly differ
ent IN Richmond from what thew were
ten years ago. when the United Con-
federate Veterans met here. Then tho
whole country, as we'll as this citv
was In a state OF financial depression
and NO troble whatsoever was expe-
rlenced In getting as many buildings
as were needed to house the old SOL
diers This spring, however, Colonel
Gordon did not find 1t SO easy to get
quarters. and hence it was that tho
IDEA OF having the big camp appealed
to him and his associates
Demand ut Jamestown.
me jamestown Exposition also has
mad the effect of creating a great de-
mand for tents, and this has caused
1urther trouble. The general chair
man, however, has. kept the wires. hot
IN the last few days in his efforts ia
meet the exigencies of the case, for he
1eels that Richmond would be threat :
ened with disgrace If she failed to do
the proper thing for the old soldiers.
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james II. Ward,

Especial to Tho Tlnes- Dispatoh,l
IYNCHBURG, VA, May 16--Afr.
James B, Ward, aged eighty-tiye years,
died this morning at $50 o'clock at
the residence OF Ills daughter, Mrs, y
I McYeigh, No. los Harrison Street,
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Mrs, John j. woodhoIse.
Special to The Times -Dlspatch.,

Especial TO Tho Times -DIspntch.I
NORFOLK, VA, May 16,--Nlrs. Wood
house, wife OF Judge John j. Wood
house and mother OF Attorney Williams
NICK. Woodllouse OF this city, died last
night at her homo, near Princess ammo
county courthouse, after a brief Ill
ness from paralysis, with which she
was seized suddenly on sunday last,
The deceased was about sixty five years
Of nGc and WIS highly esteemed.
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Demand at Jancsto,xn
STRIKE ENDED.
Return

negro Discharged and Girls Return to
Work.
4, me ne, strike In tho Johnston Paper Box
aahutacturing Company begun on Wednee>
cay was ended yesterday, when the sevantv-
n n girls who had walked out went back
, anu recommended their work. The strike
was SAID to have been caused nv the cnn,
panys employing a negro in place Of a
white man. The negro was discharged
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where he had been III for some months,
and where his death had been daily
expected for some weeks
Mr.. Ward is survived by tho follow
ing children: Mrs. a. N. Caulkins, Mrs.
frank Johnson and Mr.. John G. Ward,
or PENSACOLA. Fla; Mr.. Otey Beverly
Ward, Of Moleno, Fla; Mr. w. G.. Ward.
OF Chattanooga. Tenn; Mrs. T. f. Nc
Weigh, Mrs. w. D. Johns and Mr..
Charles 3. Ward, of this city.
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Nrrs. ". II. Pnrsons

ROANOKE, VA. May 16.--Mrs. Ncllis
Louise Parsons. widow OF Colonel w.
IT. Parsons. died here to-day, aged
sixty-hvo. Her husband was owner
Of tho Natural Bridge Of Virginia. and
was a prominent railroad builder and
widely known.
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Mtg. Nifty 10. GrcNhnm.
rSpecinl TO Thu Times. nAnn4nh

aIESs Ilury GfcNnHn
Especial to Tho Times-D ,spntch.l
Mary L. Gresham. aged sixty-eight.s /
died this morning at o'clock at her
homo, No. S04 Wise Street, after an ILL.,
ness OF two months. Tho deceased was
a native Of Petersburg. but she had
been resident Of Lynchburg at tho
time of her death for fifteen years. She
was the widow of John Il. Gresham.
whom she survived about three. years.
Mrs. Gresham is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Messrs II. S. Gresh-
am, W. r. S. Gresham and Misses Belle
and Estello Gresham, Of this city, and
Mrs. r. a. Brown and Mrs. Eugene
Johnson. of Petersburg
Mrs. Wesley w. Williams.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.7
GLADE SPRING, VA, May l6.-Nrs.
Wesley w. Williams passed away9at
o clock this morning at the home OF
~. D. Williams. She has been very III
for some time. The cause of her death
was heart trouble She was seventy
one brother and one 4sister-Nr. Lewis
Clark and Mrs. Sarah Hoofnagle. Of
Abingdon. Va : M
She is to be buried tomorrow morn
Ing IN the Baptist Cemetery. NJ
Mrs. David III. DuttOn.
Especial to The Times Dispatc
GLADE SPRING, VA, May 16.-NIrs.
David III. Dutton died here at her home
to day about 4 o'clock. She leaves d
husband and two sons. Burial will
Baptist Cemetery. O. ~
Lewis Maddox. ,s
Especial to The Timcs-D spa tch. j
ASHEVILLE, N. c., May .16.-Mr.
Lewis Maddox. one of the Oldest and
best known business men of Ashevilo.
died yesterday at his home on Mont.
ford Avenue, aged eighty-six years
The body will be taken to, Rushvillo.
Ind, for burial. =
Mr.. Maddox was born in 1Woodfor,l
county. KY, December 10, 1890, ana de-
spite his years, he was active untll@n
few weeks before his death. He was
one OF the Oldest Odd Fellows in Amer
lea, being charter member Of Rush.
Vile Lodge, which last year held eX-#
ercises commemorative his initiation
into that lodge in 1916. q .
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William G. Matthews.

y SPeCTHT % TIE TTIHVs- 15EsPHTTI .
WINS ON SALEM, VA, May ID
Mr.. William C. Matthews died at wal
age OF sevonty-two years, He was a
prominent citizen OF his community.
AT one time he represented Forsythe
and Stokes counties In the state Sem
ste. He lenYes q wife and ono ohild.
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COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.

The Committee on Claims of the Board of Aldermen will meet in Rooms 10-11, City Hall, Wednesday, April 10, 1907, at o'clock p. m, for the consid- eration of the following petitions:
 Petition of Julia Bradley, Sarah Winick, & S. Gerard, Ella Arnold, Charles H. Wells, John Stevens, Mrs. Rose Cuff, John Collins, Frank and Mark Moon, Hubert St, Cyr, Patrick and Lizzie Gray, Leonard B. Smith, Kate and Mary A. Mullen, Ellen Ash, F. L. Kelsey, F, M Allen David Cow ell Estate, Mrs. A M. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Clark, Stillman H. Rice, Margaret ages.
 All persons interested in the fore going are hereby notified to be pres ent and be heard thereon without fur ther notice. Per order Attest;
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN. as St
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GOES TO HOT SPRINGS.

Robert U. Callahan on a Short Vaca-
 ton.
 Robert U. Callahan, proprietor of the Winchester hotel, which is at the corner of Ashmun and Henry streets, is at Hot Springs, Va, for a short va cation. MT. Callahan is well known among the sporting men far and near. In his earlier days he had great reputation as six day pedestrian, and ranked among the best in the country.
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MINNEAPOLIS CREW WON.

Annapolis, Md, April 6,-The inter- collegiate rowing season was opened here to-day, the first crew of Annapo- lis midshlpmen winning from the var sity eight of Georgetown university of Washington by five lengths over a straightway course of two miles. The official time was Annapolis 11:51; Georgetown 12:15 4-5.
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NOTICE To coNTRACToRs.
City Engineers Office
 No. IT City Hall,
 NTnuy IIotrap rt Anrf1 e

NO. IT Clty HaII,
 New Haven, Ct April 6, 1907. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until ? p. m., April IS, 1907, for grading Woodward avenue from Forbes avenue to Fort Hale Park.
 Blank forms of proposal and any in- formation concerning plans, speclfica- tions bonds, Sc, will be furnished up- on application.
 No proposal will be received after the time specified. and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not properly filled out will be rejected. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
 By order of the Director of Public asst c. w. KELLY, City Engineer
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
BOSTON AM. AND COLUMBUS
 PLATED TIE GAME.

Yale Team Defeated by Giants satur- day, s to 3-New Haven High School Nine Defeated Yale Freshmen, to 1 Bridgeport Polo ChampiOn-7O,OOO Witnessed England and Scotland Play Tie Football Game-Other Sporting Notes.
 Columbus, April 1.-The Boston Americans and the Columbus Aneri- can association team played six in- nings to-day without either side SCOT ing. Rain stopped the play. Score: Boston .... ......... .OOOOO0-O 5 0 Columbus ...... .... 0 0 0 co 1 2 Batterles-Dineen, Harris and Arm bruster; Garvey, Kane and Fohl.
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ENGLAND vs. SCOTLAND.

10000 Witness the Annual Footbal Con
 test-Game a Tie.
 The annual football game between England and Scotland, which took place at Newcastle on Saturday drew together the immense crowd of 10000 people, So,0O0 of whom travelled from Scotland to England in order to wit ness the contest. The battle for su- premacy was stubbornly fought from the beginning to the end of the game. which resulted in a tie, each side SCOT ing one goal each.
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YALE DEFEATED.

In a fast and mighty struggle satur- day the Yale baseball team was de- feated by the New York national by the score of 8 to 3. The giants had just returned from their western trip and Yale had just returned from the south, A large number of New Haven CTS visited the game to see Old Ellis first big game Cushing pitched for Yale.
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FUNERAL OF CHARLES F. MUIR
 RAY,

The funeral of Charles F. Murray who died suddenly last week of heart failure, was conducted from his late home, 23 Dixwen avenue, yesterday afternoon. Rev. MT. Wilson of the Grace M. p. chueh officiated and in his remarks paid 8 touching tribute to the departed and added words of comfort to the bereaved wife and children. The floral tributes were many and beauti- ful, and attested the esteem in which the deceased was held by his many friends Among them were four large pillows from Mrs. Murray, a brother of the deceased his niece and sister, also one from his shopmates. The daughters and sons placed on the bier beautiful crescent, the grandchildren a spray, w. T. Bramm wreath and other tributes were from MT. Schall. B. Murray of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Adams of NorwallS and Mr. and Mrs. Durant of Southport.
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OTHER SUNDAY GAMES.

At Rocky Point-Providence (East- ern) ?, Boston (NationaD 1.
 Toledo, O., April 7.-Bunched hits and fast playing gave the Cleveland team of the American league to-days game over Toledo of the American as- sociahon. Score, to l.
 At Newark, N. J.-New York (Na. tionals) 8, Newark (Eastern) 4.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOY WON.

Defeated Yale Freshmen in Close
 Game ? to i.
 The New Haven High school base ball team defeated the Yale freshman team at Yale field Saturday afternoon by the scoreofs2 to 1. The pitching of Cushing for the High school was su- perb. To him and to Williams belongs the honor of victory. Williams made a single in the seventh inning that brought in the winning run. This is the third consecutive year the High school team have defeated the Yale freshman.
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Y. M. R. c, BoWIlERs WON

At the Republican club alleys last night the Young Mems Republican club bowlers defeated the Railroad Young Mems Christian association bowlers in a game for the loving cup offered to any team which will win two games at the Republican rendezvous.
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YALE WINS CHESS MATCH

New York, April 6.-Graduates of Yale and Harvard universities met in team chess match at the rooms of the Harvard club to-day with the re- suit that the Harvard club was beaten by the score of six games to two.
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FORFEITs ROWING CHAMPION
 SHIP.

Sydney, N. s. w., April 7.-George Towns, the Australian oarsman, has forfeited his claim to the worlds scull- ing championship to his brother, Charles Towns. who has been challeng- ed by Webb of New ealand.
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RAsERALL REsrrLTs.

At Cambridge Harvard Il, Unlver- sity of Vermont S.
 At Princeton Fordham 3, Princeton 1.
 At Worcester-Holy Cross 19, Am herst '.
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sToRK BRINGS HAPPINESS.

Nine-Pound Baby Girl Born to Mir.
 and Mrs. Frank Hooker.
 Frank Hooker of 29 Eynwood place is wearing broad smile these days and the cigars are being passed around at his expense. MT. Rockers happiness is caused by the birth of a nine pound daughter The mother and child are doing nicely.
 Mir. Hooker has position in the au- diting department of the Consolidated railroad.
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At Paterson, N. J., April 7.-(Exhibi- tion) Brooklyn Nationals II; Pater- son (Hudson River League) 1.
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CARPET iRnwrINc

Clan Mcleod will play Clan Gordon of Hartford at carpet bowls Friday night. Tn the last contest Clan Mo- Leod beat the Gordons.
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BRIDGEPORT WINS PENNANT. By defeating the New Haven polo team Saturday in Bridgeport the Bridgeport polo quintette clinched the pennant in the State Polo league, The
 game in Bridgeport was one-sided the final score being 10 to 4.
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NEW BRITAIN WON

New Britain defeated Hartford Sat- urday evening at Hartford by bril- liant squirt, g to g.
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New Haven StaamNOaf Ti,a.

NAtES REDUCED, T5c fO New York
 EXCURSION TICKETS, s1.25.
 STEAMER RICHARD PECK
 From New Hayen--Ste ear,er Ieo1,s.s Selle elle Dock 2:16 a. m., daily excent Mondays. Passengers may board steamer at any time after 10:6O D. In D, roan New Hork-Steamer leaves TaSr [!6a ~ East River. foot of Peck Slip 4:gy gy, ?. nl.,. daily except Sunday.
 Time, between New Haven and New York about five hours. MI" ., Tor tickets and staterooms amply at the q c once on Belle Dock; also at Bishop The NEW ENGLAND NAVIG ATION fso.
 George c, Black, Agent. New Haven,
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RED STAR LINE

New k-Dover-Antwerp.
 Vaderland. Apr IS | Zeeland, Apr 27 Finland, Apr. 20 Kroonland, May 4. Piers II and 15 N. River, otiiee, Broad- Bishop & Co.,, 1855 Orange St; N. Zun@ der & Sons 249 State St; !. H. Parish X Go. S6 Orange St. Sweezey & Kel- sey' a02 Church St.. New Haven. eod-tt
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Gity Advertisements.

Civil Service Headquarters, City of New Haven. March 31, 1907. Examination Supernumerary Police men:
 Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday evening, April 10, 1907. at 7;3O o'clock in the Aldermanic Cham Der, City Hall competition examina- tion win be held to ascertain the fit ness of candidates for position of Su- pernamerary Policemen in the Depart ment of Police of the City of New Ha. ven.
 Application blanks and further inc formation will be furnished at Head quarters, Room 10, City Hall, daily ex- and 1 o'clock D. m.
 Aplioations correctly certified must be filed with the secretary3in person on or before Monday April 8, 1907, at i o'clock D. m
 Attest, J. F. DONOVAN. Secretary
 al It
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LINE

Plymouth - CherbOurg = Southampton From New York Saturdays at 9:S0 a. m. NeT N T.o5,Ig York Al Apr d IS il Phlla, Apn 27
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The Oriental Rug Sale
 Continues

There hasn't b e e n any such Oriental Rug selling in New Haven in years.
 Nor has there been such an incentive for buying Eastern Rugs.
 Gathered by the great est collector of Eastern Rugs in this country, a man whose scouts are like war correspondents ever on the watch for a scoop, we were one of the retailers to whom this influential mer- chant offered a share of his importation this year and last.
 He gains through this method of increasing his Eastern influence and his buying power.
 When you see t h e Rugsand know how low we've been able to af- ford to get them to you you'll know how you've gained. Your gain is ours of course.