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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
COlLEG|ANs READY
FOR ". & N, eleven

The Richmond College football eleven.
had 2 stiff practice yesterday FOR their
two hard games this week. one at
Newport News Tomorrow. with the .un,
beaten William and Mary eleven, ana
the other In this city Saturday with
the Randolph-A Macon team. Both
games are going to be hard ones. for
the Wflliamsburgers are Formidable
aggrega ton. and the locals fear the
toe of Feuerstein. who has won three
games for his team with field goals.
Richmond College has a drop kicker.
too who is no SLOUGH, and. like Feuer-
stine. he is left foot Kicker. Atkins,
the Richmond euarterbaek; is an ae g:
curate drop and place kicker, and !. i Is
perhaps the best punter OF the quartet
OF colleges struggling for the honors.
1t is now practically a hight between
Richmond and William and Mary for
the championship Of their division OF
college football. neither having lost q
game. Richmond has decisively beat
Hampden- Sidney. but has met neither
OF the other two teams. William ana
Mary has beaten Randolph Macon and
Hanlpden Sidney, both by t1eld goals
m rushing the ball Richmond is prom.
ably the cleyerest Of the quartet q
teams. and Coach Dunlap lg toneftu !, q 9
closing the season with Two VlctoT .,s
that will leave no dispute as to, " 9
honors. The men are IN splenaid pnXs-
ical condition, and though light. tn
Red ana Blue line Is one OF tins pest IN
the State. barring none s|5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
ALL DETAILS COMPLETED.
Are Enthusiastic Over Their
Teams Prospects.
(special to- The mines. Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. N. c., November 26.-The
final arrangements and settlement OF
at issue for the great Thanks
giving football game between the UNI
verslty of Virginia and the Agrtcultu-
raj and Mechanical College. OF Raleigh.
at Norfolk, were settled this afternoon
and Tonight In conferences between
representatives Of the two institutions,
the University OF Virginia being rep
resented by Dr. Alfred Lefevre, dean OF
philosophy and w, C. R. Cooke. assist
ant manager OF the University Athletic
Council. One Of the special efforts In
the conference was to insure good.
clean game, the publication OF college
athletics being especially desired by
the representatives of both institutions.
is There was an enthusiastic mass meet
ing at the college from 81 to 20 q clock,
bubbling with enthusiasm for the gAgri-
cultural and Mechanical team ana its
prospects for victory over Virginia.
Among. the speakers were Governor
Glenn, State Auditor 3. +. Dixon, State
Treasurer q. r. Lacy and others
The Agricultural and Mechanical team
Is In fine condition, and is sure to but
panied by Or, Loci Whitaker. as ply.
stefan In charge, will leave tor Norfoill,
Tomorrow afternoon, a Thousand or
more people will follow on speclal
trans thursday morning.
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TEAMS TO ARRIVE
IN CITY TONIGHT
Crowd of Five to Six Thousand
Expected at v. ?. 1.-Caro-
lima Game.

The great demand for tickets for the
Virginia lytechnic-University OF
North Carolina football game here
tomorrow and the large number OF
grandstand seats already sold indicate
the largest crowd OF the season. It
was conservatively estimated last
that not fewer than 5000 people would
zee the contest. and some place the
expected attendance at 5000 or more.
seats In the grandstand have been sold
at si.25. and orders are coming in by
letter and wire for them from many
points. outside the grandstand no seat
Is reserved a general admission fee
of 81 emitting the purchases OF a ticket
to sit anywhere save In the grand
stand. The grandstand will not be
oyersold. and every purchaser OF a
corps of ushers VIII be on duty to
show on-holders to their seats.
The game has been admirably adyer-
ti.ed and the arrangements arc bet
ter than for any game here In years,
every detail having been carefully
looked after by capable man. With
perfect weather predicted for Thursday
and with the knowledge that special
trains are to be run to bring visitors
trains viii be run BY the Southern
Railway from Chapel Hill and other
points in North Carolina at reduced
rates and almost the entire student
body will be here. Forty or fifty ca
t dets from the v. P. /. will also come
down, and alumni from every direction
are heading this way
The two teams are in perfect fitness
| for brilliant struggle. and with ideal
football weather and opponents vel
matched In weight and skill. bril-.
liant game Is promised. The v. r.
squad will arrive here, about 0 P. NJ.
| and will go at once to the jefferson
1.-THE Carolinians will be in q bit earlier
and will make headquarters at the
Richmond. Both have finished thetl
final practice and generally the mel
are in good condition. though severa
| OF. the cadets are a bit sore and stif
| from their hard game at Annapoli!
Hast Saturday. Carolina will probab!;
be fresher and a bit better conditioned
but even at that 1t is an even wasel
! on the result.
The game will begin promptly at (;
! r. A.. and thirty or thirty Ave- nlinut'
/ halves will be played. All the arts ant
tricks of this strategic game will b.
iresorted to by the rivals to advanc,
! the ball The score will probably b.
written In one figure II either clever
/ scores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
G;oyerpor cheers rea,,,.

. is,ALE1GH N. G,. November 2s.-At
raj ana Mechanical College, r partici.
pated IN by many people from the city.
for a roustnE send-o II for the AEricul.
tural and Mechanical football \ team can
which NETS University o. Virginia
Thanlk!ssgiving Day at Norfolk, coyeN-
He declared that while t)le Irnivsrslty
OF Virginia was his Alma Mater. HIS
devotion to all that pertains to North
Carolina was. SO great that he Wished
eYccedlngly for the Agricultural and
Mechanical team to bring back with
them the scalp OF the Nirginians and
was con tident they would 4 do IT, Fl
had tried hard to arrange his affairs
Sc. that he could go and cheer the Car
olina boys to victory, but he could not,
but II they would only telegraph him
Thursday avening that the victor was
to Carolina, he would give such a shout
that It could be heard all the way TO
Norfolk. fj @
The great majority Of tho students
will go with tile team to Norfolk, and
they are we'll drilled for effective root
ing, 81 Il M ss; ~ VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
STICKS TO HER STORY.
Mrs. Schneider still says Her Husbnu d
J<illed IIlmaelt

BOYDTON. VA. November 26.-Mrs.
John Schneider. WHO was brought here
last night from South Hill and placed
in jail to await trial OIL the charge OF
original story that Schneider commits
ted suicide. The clrcumstnntial evil
dence against her Ia regarded by the
authorities as strong.
The man was found in bed between
the mattress and the feather bed, with
the top OF his head blown off. with the
gun lying by his side. SUSPICION at
once pointed to the wife az the mur,
derer, asa former husband had died
suddenly, The woman can speak Eng
fish, but 1t is difficult to understand
her. She is q little lame. having been
once paralyzod.
There are two women now in the
Jail of Mecklenburg. charged with muir.
der. one white and the other colored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
INJURED JOCKEY WINNER
Dctaby, Thrown Mondny. Rides Two
Eirsta md n second.

.Detaby, Thrown Monday. Rides Two
Firsta and n SECOND.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, November 26.---
Pinkola, at 10 to 3, in the third race
at city Park to-day. won her tifth con-
secutive race. Jockey Delaby, who was
Injured yesterday. rode two winners
and one second-place mount. Weather
clear; track heavy. Summarizes:
First race--hve, flrlongs-Severs Is
to ~ first, Ben Rose l12 to II second.
Polar Star 60 to y third. Time,
Second race-sfx furlongs selling
Glamour a to ~ first, No Quarter Is
to ~ second, Coon (eyen) third. Time,
Third race-seven furlongs-Pinkola
q to 81 first, Listerino g to - second.
Gold Quest e to p third. Time,
Fourth race-six furlongs-Jack At
kin q to ~ flrst. Ed. Kane CSC to ~
second. Dashaway GO to y third
Firth race-one milo and an eighth.
selling--Flayigny c. to ID first. Seasalt
t2o to - second, Agile 60 to - third.
Time. 1853 2-5.
Sixth race-one mile. selling-Tinker
Is to 81 first. Rebounder (l2 to ~
second. Goldway Is to y third. Time.
1:453-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
Very Heavy Opponents.

The Agricultural and Mechanical
College will bring the heaviest team
in the South to Norfolk to meet vir-
ginia The tackles. both men OF long
gridiron experience-Beeb eos pounds.
most to be feared by Virginia Won
Claim. right guard, Is FOUNDER,
and Hull. left guard, tips the scales
at 192 pounds. The Raleigh squad, like
Virginia. also boasts of lightning
quarterback.
The Virginia lineup will be as fol-
lows: Maddux and Jones. ends; Wells
ford and Holiday. tackles; Wise and
Williams, guards: Cloth. centre: Hon-
aker, quarterback; Captain Neff and
Hume. halfbacks. and Yancey, fullback.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
NORTH CAROLINA PITTED
AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA

SALISBURY. n. c.. November ss.-
About forty of the crack fighting cocks
Salisbury to Florence. S. c.. last night,
where they will this week be pitted
against an aggregation OF South Car
DINA fowls. A number OF Sallsburians
also went to South Carolina to witness
fhe mains, which are held annually.
The North Carolina birds have never
yet failed to win big money for their
owners who expect to return With
first prizes this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
VIRGINIA EXPECTS
STRENUOUS BAT TIE
or Four Games Played by Teams
Two Were Ties and Nir-
GINA Won Two.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, November
2s.-The Virginia football squad of the
season of 1907 made it's final appear
enco on Lambeth Field this afternoon.
and despite the cold wind direct from
the snow-capped Blue Ridge. goodly
number OF students was on hand toI
witness the practice, which consisted
hours scrimmage. The varsity lineup
was practically the same eleven which
defeated Georgetown, with the single
exception of Waplas, who played full
the Woodberry Forest punter,. alter.
mated with Yancey at fullback. and
made very satisfactory showing. 1t
is more than probable that he will par
ticipatc In Thursdays game. although
he may not be put In until the second
half.
Arrangements for the trip to Nor
folk and now complete. The varsity
team and substitutes, numbering in all
nbount twsnty.tiye men. VIII lunch ia at
ing. and leave on the 1890 Chesapeake
and Ohio train. reaching Norfolk in
time for supper at the Lorraine Hotel.
Comparatively few students will &C
company the team, though quite a
number will go. down on the early
morning trains of Thursday to take in
the game and at the sumo time get a
final glimpse Of the exposition.
virginia anticipates a nara gains
Thursday. Reports have shown that
the Agricultural and Mechanical team
is the same. to all, practical purposes,
that played on Lambeth Field last fall
and gave the Orange and Blue such a
hard fight to run up five points. A few
substantial additions have been made
to the Carolina eleven, and the result
should be that the hardest grldiron bat
tie ever seen in Norfolk Will be fought
at Lafayette Field. Four times in the
last four years have Virginia and the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
met in clash for supremacy. two OF
the games resulting In blank scores
and two IN hard-won victories for Vir-
GINA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
FIRE IN HOTEL CAUSES
A COMAIOTION, but LITTLE DAMAGE

Especial to The Times-p ispatch.)
sTAUNTON, VA, November. ga
fire In the basement of the Eakletons
Hotel last night at 1880 caused great.
commotton the house ling With s N 9
the efforts Of the firemen to put out the
fire. The FIRE was soon Xttngu ished,
and nobody was hurt. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
"DADv pENDER IN NORFOLK.
Manager OF Champions VIII Make Ills
-.

Tspecial to The Times Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November &C.
Dad Fender, the manager OF the Nor
folk baseball team. has decided to To-
cate in the city permanently. While
he will engage in other business dur
ing winter, llo Is even now keeping
his eyes open for next years players.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
BuckNELL BATTERED Up.
Pennsylvania Tigers Leave for Lynch-
5000. tn Play ~. nnd I.

burg to Play w. and L.
LEW1sBURG. PA, November e.
The Bucknell team left to-day for
Lynchburg. Va. where they will play
the Washington and Lee. team. The
Bucknell team Is somewhat battered
I'm as a result OF the Swarthmore game.
The officials for 1.-The Southern game
are Barry, of Georgetown University,
and McCarty, of Germantown Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
10 TnY HARDEN AGAIN. !
BOLD German ENitor, Recently Sued, to
He .ArrniEnCti for Libel. g

.
trial 0f Macmillan Harden, editor OF
Die Zultunft I, has been liked for pecem-
her 10th. Count kuno Won AIoltke,
former military governor; Of Der IN, sc.
scharacteT but lost his case. Harden
lis now to be tried on the charge of
having criminully libelcd Won Moltke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27

Acnlc iny-Dnrk.
Bijou-."11ie Dancer and the King.
misunderstanding ltink aud ircrnri's
Wild Animal show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL AND
ACADEMY IN TIE
Neither Team Able to Score in
Final Game Of Preparatory
Schools.
.ELEvENs ARE WELL MATCHED

The final football game OF the serles
for the preparatory school Champion
ship OF the city was played at Broad
street park yesterday by the High
school and Rich rnond Academy Sclevens.
and resulted in tie. neither team % !.
ling able to score. Both teams played
fat and clever ball, and each was aoio
4 to rally In time to stop the other wnen'
ever a score seemed imminent.
Z In the first half the High School ooys
defended the west goal and with the the
strong wind at their backs. han tne
much OF the time. In the second ,I hal,
conditions were reversed, and the aign
E.scliool boys had hard fight to Keep
THE Academy from pushing the pail
was abba to measure up to the oppor-
ttunity when score was possible. los-
ling the ball on downs by attempts 70
buck an unyielding line. Many pretty
both sides. and each worked the for
ward pass effectively in several In
4 stances. The tackles. backs ana ENDS
Iof both teams did clever WORK, but
lively. and had to punt on third down
10th Chambers aud Davidson were clev-
Ter In running back punts. but the high
wind mado u difficult to Judge them.
game was made by Chambers. who. az :
Ter misJudsing u long punt. ran IT
back almost from his goal line for
twenty-five yards through q broken
4 field. Immediately afterward he got
OF a clever forward pass to Parsons
for a twenty-yard gain.
i The Academy a bit later got punt
on their thirty-fve-yard limo and ran
It back to midtield. and moment l later
firn0 vialded good gain.
In the. first half the High School
rushed the. ball to the Academy ten
iis her and and los. ' It ION on downs. Neither
and hence neither utilized the. excel.
{. lent opportunities for field goals.
series. including several hundred High
school girls In the grandstand. The
j girls. lberany fbcribboned and full oil
\ enthusiasm. encouraged the High
songs in mighty volume. They cheered
whether the team was. making gains
or being pushed back by the aggres.
4 sive Academy eleven The High School
boys. too. grouped on the soutl
bleachers. swellcd the volume Of so.
I prano and contralto. and were equally
enthusiastic
The failure OF the High School te
win still leaves them winners Of the
championship honor on percentage
having lost no game and won three IN
coaches OF the two teams were nncer.
+. tain whether the tie would be .playet
off or not. and as both are willing te
try IL over. another game is likely. Mr.
j. Taylor Robinson, who has taker
much interest In shaping the High
School eleven. was disappointed tina
a his team did not score. but compli-
mented Mr.. Blackiston on having de
vcloped a very fine team at the Acad
envy The Academy team has lost bu
one game and that to High School.
The. lineup OF the teams follows:
Academy. Position. High School
Willis. L. II. 10000. Mckee
Grompkins)
Wisman. 1920. j.. II. .Padget
Ssunders...... i g. .--.......Luck'
Mott. .......... c. BIai
a Reid RIG. ........... Mol
n cason r. .......... Bruc
tAugustine)
II RradieN .....a.. II. u. ParSON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
African Jungle To open.


African jungle to Open.
Ferari's African Jungle and trained
animal exhibition will be opened this
evening for the initial performance,
which begins promptly at o'clock.
The program Will be one Of the most
elaborate ever seen here AMONG ane
Alaskan seals and sea.lions La Belle
sellca. and her mixed groiip OF jaguars,
leopards, pumas, ETC., and Captain Mar
tin, with his bears. sloths, wolves.
hyenss and other animals.
During the winter some of the most
daring and sensational acts over seen
with any aggregation will be present
ed here.
on Thanksgiving Day the Zoo will
be open all day, with continuous per
fcrmances from 10 a. NJ. until 10 r. NJ.
At the Academy.
THE Great Divide" is to be present
ed under the direction of Henry Miller
at the Academy on December Sd and
4th with A special matinee. II cast OF
talented players hos been provided and 7,
nomenal run OF over 500 nights in
New York. Tho striking originality
and unquestioned dramatic appeal OF
ne S3EedL DlNloe edsllS ehpiuHS VIZ
furore which William Vaughn Moody's
masterful play has caused wherever
the English language Is understood.
The appearance Of Lottie Blair
Parker's play. Under Southern Skies
la an event looked forward to with
interest by theatre-goers.
The company is a large one. number
Ing twenty-tllree people. and tho
scenery is beautiful. The costumtns rs
quaint and pretty, the gowns being
OF airy summary stuffs. made In the
fashion of 1875. which is tho period
OF the play. a Halloween celerfatIon,
during which pumpkin dance Is in
trodMced. Is one of the lively features r.
play Is both strong and interesting
and is relieved with much comedy,
which Is contributed by the darby SER
wants and by their masters and mis-
tresses. who arc OF the Southern aristo-
crazy.
"Under Southern skies" is at the
Academy on Thanksgiving Day, natl.
nee and night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
High C,onstable's Salel

"Wednesday. TILE 271H DAY OF Mo-
MEMBER. 1907. 3 O'Clock :. NJ. at my
storeroom. No. 1906 Fla i Franklin. the
following property, to satisfy distress
Bureaus. Washstands. Wardrobes, Buff
fets. Lounges. Clocks. Carpets Rugs.
Lot OF Groceries. Show-Case. Electric
Fans. Moving Picture Machine, etc.
~. ii. Wy WYATT. JR.. II. q. G. R.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS

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Notice fo, pabiles,ion

iipuestaHd Entfg Ng made March Yn p tand ulfcp at phoehix, Arizona Na following naued settler has nied n,f uf bls Intention Co make Anal pf0ui support W his eiaim and flat .4 pfuni Will bc mado before Clerk Distr Ou April Gi. imr, vir. fesus Romot Nognles Arizona. iu the NWi, sEt, ,sWi soc l and NEi SEA. See 6. f S.. HltE., C. x ~ k B NJ ftn nnm tlfe following witnesses Co prove his co. tluuous residence uptn and culuvatt of said land. viz: Thomas llayzc. A ctts Redduch DemetfiD Bafrios Joseph Wise George w. Atkinson, all oi N. gales, Arizona.
 MILTON E MOORE March g-April l3. Register.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA | .

COUNTY OF SANTA CRlZ !
 On this 9th day of March, in the year 1907, before me Phil IIerold, Notary Public in residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared George NJ. Kerr and Allen T. Bird, known to me to be the persons described in, whose names are sub scribed to- and who executed the annexed in- strument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal, at my office in the said territory and County, the day and year last above written.
 ISEAL1 PHIL HERoLD,
 Notary Public. My commission expires Feby II, l90S.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA .

COUNTY OF SANTA IRIL
 l. Phil Herold County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that l have compared the foregoing copy with the original Articles of lncorpora- tinn of THE INTERNATIONAL CONSOLE DATED COPPER MINING COMPANY, filed and recorded in my office on the 9th day of March 1907, in Book of Miscellaneous Records at Page -- ct seq; and that the same is q full, true and correct copy of such original, and of the whole thereof
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 9th day of March, A. D. 1907. PHIL hERoLD' | SEAL. count! Etcruel March l6-April 20
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SONORA SETTINGS.

The Hermosillo cracker factory is reported as doing splendid and rapidly increasing business.
 Grading has commenced upon the Cananea end of the road to connect with the Sonora railway.
 Monday evening General Luis F. Torres returned home to Her mosillo from an official visit at Torin, on the Yaqui river.
 The Estrella Mining and Smelt- ing Company, which is developing some fine properties out in the San Miguel river region, has accom- plished 400 feet of work, and made a fine showing.
 Material for the dredges to be built for the Greene Gold Mining Company at La Brisca, is going for ward now, and the work of con- struction will be well under way within a very short time.
 Prof. F. J. H. Merrill, formerly state geologist of New York, is de- veloping the Animas mine. we'll known property southeast from Llano station, on the Sonora rail way. He has cleaned out one of the old shafts and sunk 1t fifty feet farther, encountering some high grade copper ore. He expects to make shipment very shortly.
 It is stated upon good authority that about two weeks ago the Yaquis set fire to and destroyed the hoist and reduction plant of the Ruby Gold X Copper Company at Batomote, about fifty miles from Ortiz, on the road toward Suaqui Grande. The works have been closed down for some time, and there was no one there but watch man, who Is reported 10 have es- caped.
 At Hermosillo, May Bros. are erecting an elegant structure that they will occupy some time in June with their extensive dry goods es- tablishment, La Moda." The new structure, which adjoins immedi- ately the store of NJ. James & Co.,, Las Fabricas de Francia," will be entirely modern and an ornament ito the city. It will be the finest store building in Sonora. Colonel \. K. Wrotnowski is the architect and superintendent. Colonel Wrot- nowski has planned and erected some of the finest buildings in the state.
 The end of the track of the Ala mos extension of the Cananea. Ri( Yaqui & Pacific railway, is now a Navaioa, on the Mayo river, whicf place Is but fifteen leagues from Alamos. Steel girders and othel parts of the bridge at that poin are going forward now. It is an ticipated that trains will be run ming into Alamos sometime il June. Upon the Tonichi exten sion, up the Yaqui river, heavy rock work between Buena Vista anC Cumaripa, is delaying the work o laying track. It Is stated upor authority that the grading will b' completed so the rails may be laiC into Cumaripa by the middle o June, and it is anticipated that b, October trains will be running int
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