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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
south Dakota GETS a Trainer.

There is great rejoicing among the attn
letes of the state university over the Sc
lection of Ed Parry Of Chicago to take
charge of the track and field men this
spring Mr.. Parry arrived yesterday and
has already begun his duties.
Mr.. Parry was four years a student OF
Chicago university and Is good athlete.
He holds the western intercollegiate record
for the hammer throw and was proficient
In the shot put and discus. He was named
last fall
The University Of South Dakota has not
made a good showing IN track and field
events for the past few years, owing
largely to the fact that the men have had
10 trainer. During the days when Pat
McClaire was in charge OF the track team
the university had a fast bunch and lost
but few meets. There is at present plenty
of good material here and with the ser
vices of Trainer Parry It is hoped a good
team will be developed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
OMAHA TEAMAT HOME TODAY
BOurke Famiy kssts lucky holmes
Cuff. This Afterro,n.
FIRST or SEASON At uNToS PARK
Both Teams Cleared I'D for Fast Going
and Sunshine VIII Brins Forth
some Very Good Base
Ball.

Omaha will open the Western league sea
son at Vinton park this afternoon with
Lincoln. II Is the first regularly scheduled
game for Omaha. and az such ought 20 be
very welcome TO the patrons OF the sport
who have been waiting long for the chance
Manager Holmes Of Lincoln is coming with
his best team, set up by his victories over
Pueblo and ready to make his start against
Omaha II possible. on the other hand the
Tribe Of Rourke has something to say, for
II Is not TO be thought - that the FIRST game
on the home grounds shall go to the Wish
tors. No especial services will mark the
opening Umpire Jack Haskell will simply
say Play" and the season will he under
way. II the sun shines Vinton park ought
TO be packed, for the game will justify It.
The team:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Knnsns city student Rrenks Recordn

PRINCETON, N. J., April 20-Leo j.
Talbot OF Mercersburg academy whose
home is in Kansas City, Mo-, broke the
worlds interscholastic record In throwing
the twelve-p pound hammer here today in
the eleventh annual Princeton interschol-
astic track meet. He made a throw of
1870 feet nine inches. The previous record
was lS feet nine inches, made by Thomas
Shevlin, when he was at Hill school in
1900. Talbot also broke the interscholastic
record in the twelve-p pound shot event with
a put of forty-nine feet eight inches, beat
ing ]. r. Dewitts record of forty-eight
feet four inches, when the latter was at
Lawrenceville academy in 1900. Mercer
burg academy won the meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
OPENING AT sToRz NEW PARK
Many Athletic FeHts WIN Make the
Day Memorable.

Many Athletic Fehts WIN Make the
-. Day Memorable.
Manager Thomas Knapp will open the
new storz park at 2 p. m. today. He has
everything In readiness for this notable
amateur AFFAIR. While Storz park is not
the largest park I'm Omaha, II IL modern
and II viii be a park for the fans. Every
thing will be in readiness at 2 p. m.
Adolph storz will toss the first ball and
Harry Sage will be the master Of eere-
monies. The Sterling brass band VIII rem
der the best music It has. There will be
all kinds Of athletic contests, such as rae
ing, jumping, buck racing and two good
ball games. There will be as many women
as can be seated, as this will be Ladies
day.
Immediately after the racing contests
the ball games will start Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

NuItS Tot INC AuOIpH bIOTA trophy
l. Team must be uniformed.
2. Managers must register at The Bee
before the first game 10 played.
8, Managers must phone or send all
games to The Bee soon as possible,
4 No contested games will be considered.
5. Teams must stay In their class. =.
g. Any team playing less than twenty
games will not be considered.
I. The team with the largest percentage
of games won on September wins tho
trophy
g. IN case OF a tie the managers shall
contest at some city park one full game,
which is,to be not less than nine innings.
3. Any team who insists on arguing every
point Of q game will be barred.
10. Any game forfeited Is counted as 9
ii. Any team will be disqualified that has
q paid player on II.
~ Any manager guilty OF buying or SELL
Ing game win be dropped from the con-
taHf
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
SPORT EXPOSITION is OPENED
Crown Prince Frederick william
Presidea at show in Berlin.

OroWn frlnce FFeuerick "llltunn
Presides at show in Berlin.
BERLIN, April 2O-Crown Prince Fred
erick William opened the International
Spot exhibition here today in the presence
Of the crown princess and Prince and
Princess Eitel Frederick The duke Of
MeckleuburR- Schwerin, in the opening adj
dress. stated that the object of the exhibit
ton was to combat prejudces still existing
among many Germans against sports, He
hoped the exhibition would popularize
sports in the fatherland and bring the ma
tions represented closer together in peace
full competition.
Besides Germany, the principal countries
represented are Norway Sweden, Denmark.
Austria and Switzerland. There is a re-
markedly fine exhibition of Scandinavian
winter sports
Emperor William takes great interest In
the promotion OF the sports I'm Germany.
having for a long time past given prizes
and otherwise tried to induce the German
people to devote more attention to athletic
exercises
His majesty lent a large collection of
hunting weapons to the exhibition, which
includes ballooning exhibits and displays OF
articles used in all other sports except au-
tomobiling.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Country Club List.

Below is given the revised oficlal hsndi-
cap list OF the members OF the Omaha
Country club for April and May. This list
is subject 10 change without notice The
members are notified that II their handi-
caps do not suit them they are to see f. II.
Gaines:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Two games Of bah are scheduled for sun
day afternoon az Dietz park, the hrst
called at 2.S, being between the Associa-
ton team and the Coronas, and the second
between the Invincihles and the Athletics
Each OF the visiting terms has a large fol-
lowing OF rOoters who will be on hand 70
make things interesting. and good games
ore expected The line up:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
AboIishing Tax on Motors.

Although many German municipalities
have been receiving a large annual income
from heavily taxing automobiles, the out
cry against the practice has become SO
strong that a number OF the cities will
abolish the tax May L
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

entertainments, The incorporators are
Qeoyge siert r. S. Tucker, W. q, Parks.
= W. Green and F. II. Reynolds. The nrst
board Of directors consists Of A. A. Ander-
son. w. r. Hall W. b. Parks. George
Siert and Harold REYNOLDS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

ball team N the contest for the silver
trophies offered 10 the Omaha amateur
team showing the highest percentage.
w. BELL. Manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Towpsenda and ImperinIa.

The Townsend Gun company ball team
and the Clarks Imperials will play this
afternoon on the grounds at Millers park.
Harry Townsend has offered valuable
prize for his team II II can win the game
and the. boys are going IN determined to
win or know the reason why George Fox
OF the Clark company Is not to be outdonc
and the same inducements are offered for
his team to win. Game called at p. m.
row NsENDS CIARKs.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
FInrence AthIetIe (Lnh.

The Florence Athletic club has aled its
articles OF INCORPORATION wild the county
clerk The club IL capitalize al 500 and
It's purpose. a. declared In - articles, Is
10 maintain a club .henae and % ts-tsri IN q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Tho Peoples Store and the Omaha Cos
will play at Miller park Sunday
a afternoon at 3 o'clock. The two teams have
been strengthened and a hard game IL eX-
rected The lineup rs az fellows:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
CI4ARKs

HOIlys want 20 Enter.
OMAHA, April 20.-To Sporting Editor
The Bees ! wish to enter the Holly base
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
". H, Carey Wins the Queens County
Handicap at AqueduOt.
FAV0RITE FINISHES IN FOURTH PLACE
Winner Was to 1 I'm the Betting
and Was an Easy Victor
NOtnsuIEn Wins Canarsie
Stakes.
FAVoRITE FINISHES IN FOURTH PLAC

NEW YORK, April 2O-Before a crowd
of $1,000 w. II. Carey, a to / shot
easily won the Queens county handicap,
one mile, at Aqueduct today defeating a
fair field. oxford, the faverite. broke in
front and Miller sent him out to make
the pace followed by Pretension and Glor-
iner They ran in this order to the
stretch, where oxford stopped and Pre-
tension took command. Then Mountain
brought w. II. Carey up and taking the
lead won by five lengths. PretensiOn was
three lengths ahead of Good Luck Glor-
ifer, the Carter handicap winner, was
badly beaten. Notasulga added another
stake to her list when she won the
Canarsie. Summary:
First race, selling, six and one-half fur
longs: Keator COS, Garner, to 81 won,
Fox Mead (lOS Shilling. 10 to - second,
Hooray (113. Notter, to - third. Time
1928. Pater, Little Woods and Veroneze
also ran.
leap, about two miles: California King
Ga ii cher, to to i second, Pioneer DO,
Mc1nerenty, 2 to - third Time; 4:S4.
Third race, the Canarsie stakes, four
furlongs; Notasulga CIG9; Garner II to
ond, Master Robert 107 Radtke, 7 TO 81
third. Time: 0:47. Magazine, Bellweather,
Thermidor Tea Leaf, Laura Clay also ran.
Fourth race the Queens county handi-
cap mile: w. H. Carey U15, Mountain,
to u won, Pretension Gl2, Aubuchon,
10 to - second, Good Luck G15, Cherry,
10 to - third. Time; $40. Gloriher, OK
ford. Buggler Rye, La Londa also ran.
Fifth race six furlongs: Please 900,
Notter to - won, Kerry u09, Preston,
6 to II second Rustic GOA Swain, s to
% third. Time: O:54%. Montbert Mon
tnna Poet, King Thistle. Ouda and Look
also ran. Evelyn G fell.
sixth race, selling, six furlongs: Star
Cat C95, Swain, 40 to u won, Golden West
600, Rowen, 10 to u second, Royal OynX
Russell T. Yankee Belle. All Charm Tren-
ton Belle. FL Chico, Green Hin Thomas
Boy. Milestone. Fire Opal, VIII Do, Lady
OGDEN and Kerochan also ran Cooney X
fell
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
ResnIta I'd OnIsInnd.

SAN FRANCISCO April 20'-Logistilla
showed that she had returned TO her best
form by winning the at for tat handicap
IN clever style at Oakland today She ran
over her field IN the stretch and won from
Earl Rogers and Eduardo. The winner
was favorite throughout> the betting, with
Earl Rogers and his stable companion
Edwin Gun, next in demand Governor
Orman and Royal Rogue were two horses
20 score AZ liberal prices. Summary;
First race six and one-half furlongs;
Governor Orman 0OG, Fisher, 10 u won,
| Lord Nelson uo6, Buxton, 3 10 p second.
! Belvoir zoe, II. Smith, - TO u third. Time,
1:2l. Titus II, The Reprobate, Fred Bent,
/ Bonnie Rog MimO, Meada, Joe Goss and
! Wood Thorpe finished as named.
Second race, FIVE and one-half furlongs:
| Gappa d9, Sandy; Il to o won, kinders
| lof, Lynch; 30 70 y second, Grace g, d0i,
I u Smith, 8 TO 81 third. Time, l:0S. Gypsy
I King, Sir Russell. The Lieutenant. Lolita
/ Gladstone, Merry Sport, finished as named.
| Third race, mile and OBe-half: Ninespot
| Fisher to u second, Elevation gO3. Sandy,
| 9 10 p third. Time, 2:8A Adonis, Iras,
/ Rostof and Wctercure, finished as named.
Fourth race, Tit, for Tat handicap, mile
| IT, Smith, to u won. Earl Rogers (95,
] Lycurgus. as to 50 second, Eduardo 100,
MeI augEhlin 10 70 third d., Time: i'5Sss
| JOcund finished as named.
| Fifth race six furlongs. selling: Royal
: Rogue G07 Dorsey. 70 ID won, Pal (g5,
/ Buxton, 10 p second, DaTGma $50. Sulll-
van. 7 TO u third. Time: IA Ban POsal,
/ Burleigh Monte Lucille, FL Oteros and Ros-
sixth race race, mile and fifty yards: George
| p. McNear 200. Palms, 70 p won, Res
| crvation GlO Buchanan, Is 10 81 second,
| Burnolette dO4. J.. Nichols. 100 70 y third.
Court. Phalanx and Firmfoot finished as
| named.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Field Club HnndIcap Li,t.

Chairman James Allen Of the sports and
pastimes committee OF the Omaha Field
club has prepared the list Of handicaps for
the month of May OF the golf playing
members OF the Field club Others desiring
handicaps should write to Mr.. Allen and
handicaps will be made. These handicaps
are made on DOGGY on the prospective form
Of the players and will be changed as the
season progresses:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

OF the IOuDiS ana IeIuOVtS every IIaCe OF II
or pollution, and cures blood diseases of
character. S. S. S.. not only cleanses and
the blood, but supplies it with the rich, hi
properties it needs, and by its fine tonic
builds up the entire system. S. S. S. is Il
blood medicine on the market that does n
tain mineral ingredient in some form.
made entirely of healing, cleansing roots,
and banks, and is the one medicine that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06

performed not only high order of
useful work in his department. at the
University. but has, possibly. as eX-
tensivcly as any man in the State not
In political life, impressed his person
ality upon the people OF the State at
large. During this time DR.. Hume has
consistently and unselishly laborcd
towards inspiring in the people gen
orally a love of the English language
and the ambition for Il more intimate
acquaintance with the masters Of Eng
Nsh literature and their work. To
his endcavors he has brought Il deep
and cver-riponing learning. combined
with an ever-young enthusiasm and
1t would be impossible to estimate the
circle in which his influence has been
felt. He has had through it all the
typical scholars Indifference to re-
turn and eascrness in pursuit. When.
after worthy labors, tho time has
come when further activity should be
n pleasure instead OF necessity, the
Carnegie endowment finds in his case
Its ideal operation.
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Under the Main Office.
specIal 70 INC T!mes.D!spntch.l

7
SPENCER, y. c., February 6,-Under
the direction Of the new superintendcnts
OF the Southern Railway. Messrs. C. S.
Lake, of the Donvile division, and G.. B.
Falls. of the Spenccr-Grecnvile divis-
ion, there will be several changes affect
ing spencer II Is learned that the large
yards here, including the shops, will come
under tile Jurisdiction of General Man
ager Coapman the Dnnvile division tor
mlnating at the northern limits Of Spcn-
Ger. and the GrcenVille division terni-
mating at salisbury, The change is made,
it Is understood in order to bring the
Spencer yards, the largest on the sys-
tenn, under tho supervision of the offices
at Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
by Mrs Il. g. Quinn, aud on Monday
night the bridal party was entertained by
Mrs. II. M. Terry.
RICHMONDER WEEDS.
Mr.. Oscar Lee Thompson Wins
Miss Eliza ]. Mosbv as His Bride.

lSpccihl to Tho Times Dispatch
BEDFORD CITY, February 5.--Miss
Eliza Jackson Mosby, second daughter
OF Mrs. Victoria H. Mosby and Mr.
Oscar Leo thompson OF Savannah, Gu
were welded to-day ut / o'clock 2. M
at tho home OF tho BRIDES brother and
sister. Mi ana Mrs Hal. y. Mosby, IN
lAongwood Avenue, Rev. Dallas Tucker
rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church
celebrating the rites.
Owing to illness iii the family OF
inc groom, tho marriage was worry
quiet, none being present but the near
relatives aud intimate friends Of tho
two families
Tho bride was very becominsly at
tired IN a handsome going-away cos
tune or mixed gray and green cloth.
WIN trimmings of green velvet and
braid, with Int OF green velvet. gloves
to correspond; her flowers we're Bride
roses.
The presents wcro varied, valuable
and handsome. embracing many
articles Of hand-pnintcd china, silver,
cut glass bric-a-brnc etc
Inc pride, who has passed most OF
hcr life IN Richmond. whcro she has
many relatives and friends, Is a very
loVhble, pretty and attractive young
lady. On both tho patornal and
maternal branches of her family she
IS descended from ancestors OF Revo-
A"IAoiAi SerVlCe ana lame. l1eT, 1utncr
was the late Captain William Truhcurt
Mosby. OF Richmond. u son Of the late
John Alexander Mosby. and grandson
az Colonel William Truohcart, OF Liam
over, soldier OF tho Revolution.
Tier mother who before her marriage,
was Miss Victoria Peters, of Cumber-
land county, is q niecc OF the late Col
oncl William e. Peters, OF the Univer-
sity Of Virginia. and great grand
daughter of John jackson, who served
IN the Revolutionary army, and whose
wife IN consequence, received n pen
sion until her death.
The groom, who Is young gentle
man Of culture and literary attain-
ments of high order being at one
time connected with u leading daily Of
New York, is the son Of Mr. Arthur
Dickinson Thompson, q member OF
one Of the leading families OF Savan-
nah. Ga. He is now State manager Of
the Elliott and Fisher Typewriter Com
pany, with Headquarters at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson loft on the
east-bound afternoon train for visit
North before proceeding to their home
in Richmond.
The only guests of the occasion from
other points were Misses Eliza beth
Darlington Brock and Annie Beaufort
Brock and Sallie j. Peters, all OF Rich
mond, cousins Of the bride.
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Piles Can BE Cured.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06

The News and Observer. of Raleigh,
says in part of DR.. Thomas Hume. a
graduate of Richmond College and q
distinguished Nirginian, who has been
professor of English language and
literature in the University OF North
Carolina twcnty-one years:
The first nomination of North
Carolina professor Under the proVi
sions of the Carnegie foundation for
the advancement OF teaching, for an
annuity upon retirement could not
have been more worthily bestowed than
in the case of DR.. Thomas Hume, of
the University OF North Carolina, re-
Gently elected professor emeritus of
English. and whose resignation has
been filed to take effect in June.
For twcnty-one years DR.. Hume has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
ARREST HALF OF CHURCH.
Novel Proceeding iii Wilmington
as Result Of Much Discord.
[special 81 Thc llmes-D ispatch.l

N NNILMHIGTON, \. G, February o.
Almost half OF the entire congregation
of Il leading colored church being ar
8Ifested is the novel situation here, and
comes about through friction within the
Church itself, and after an all-night SER
vice. Being unable TO d!spossess the
minister aud his follower through legal
means. last night about two-score OF the
congregation took possession OF the
church and held an opposition service.
\ TWO distinct services then proceeded. and
for Al night there was no hshting but
sythc feeling was intense. Finally the
preacher ana his followers invoked the
aid s9f The law, having tho bclligerenta
& arrested for nuisance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
REBUILDING Its Lines.
Isneelnl 10 'r!,e ,rlmos. pfsnntoh.

IfVtUNI 10 ING lIWos- UIsphl0h,
SPENCER, n. G., February 5-rbe
Western Union Telegraph Company has
authorized the rebuilding OF It's main lines
north Of Spencer, running by way of
Greensboro to Washington. A large
force of men were set TO work to-day
placing additional poles and cross-arms
carrying thirtS-slN circuits. The work
il under the direction Of Mr.. G. Il. Mel
ton as foreman, When completed tho
service of the company will be greatly
improved and the lines will be less liable
to trouble, as there Will be forty-sevcn
poles 10 the mile. instead Of thirty, as
at present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
Kinnier-Burns

Especial to TT c Times Dispatch |
ALTON, VA, February 5.-The news
of the marriage of Mrs. Helen HAYES
Burns and GIr. J.. w. Kinnier, which
took place in Washington, D. G., yes
terday. came as a very great surprise
skinnier Is one Of Nelson's most attrac-
tive and talented young women, and
has hosts Of friends all over the State
educated and spent much Of her litet'
Mr.. Kinnier, formerly of Ign chhur,gs,.
recently bought Il beautiful home n "a =
Afton, and has opened up a poultry
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Increase Their Salaries.

- l.I VSN"oIaI 20 INC Times-l,ieprfahl
! sFENfr1R, n. G., February 1.-The
clerks employed il the Office of the
Southern Hallway Company at spencer
Were notified yesterday that effective
January list their salaries were increased
approximately 10 per cent The increase
IN salaries apply to all Office men from
9.lie master mechanic down, and came as
II surprise 10 the clerks, who are delight
ed at their good fortune a number OF
1forcmen in The shops here also received
an Increase in salary recently.
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Went to Carolina to Wed.
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch

Especial 70 The Times Dlspatch1
OXFORD. N c.. February 5.-This
morning at o'clock in the spacious
'parlors of the Exchange Hotel, a most
tracing parties were Miss Cora NAV
Wilkinson and Mr.. David G. Reynolds
Of Chase City, Va. 1t was a Gretna
Green affair. They were accompanied
by Mr.. j. S. Reynolds, brother OF the
groom. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. A. 3. Dunaway, Of the Baptist
Church, of Oxford
Among those in attendance from a
distance was Solicitor ]. L. Brooks, OF
Greensboro. and numerous other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
DEATHS.

Tuesday. February s,
Tenth Street Manch es. va s0 EN MAJ
wife of Jesse II. Perkins, in the tlfty
third year of her age.
The funeral VIII take place TO-
MORROW (Thursday) MORNING. at
II O'Clock, from the residence.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Iohn Werth.

Mrs. John Werth whose home was ut
Chester Va, died last night at the Re-
treat for the Sick. aged about fifty
eight years Mrs. Werth Ind been at
irg suffered a stroke of paralysis. For
the past two years she had been en-
tirely confined to her bed
Funeral arrangements will be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
Shepherd Fitzhugh.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispa,c

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, FEBRUARY s.
George w. Shepherd. Jr assistant
cashier of the Conway, Gordon and Car
nett National Bank, of this city. and
Miss Mary Harrison Ftzhugh daughter
or Mrs. w. II. Fitzhugh. We're married
here to-day at noon in st. Georges I1pis-
copal Church, Rev. DR.. r. ]. McBryde
officiating.
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Harvey G.. White.
Special to Tie Timcs-Dispatch.]

Especial 70 TIC Tlmcs- DIspntch.J
BIUEFIELD w. VA, February g.
Harvey G. White. siXty-seven years OF
age, prominent county official and Con-
federate veteran, died in this city to-
day OF paralysis. He leaves a wife
and seven children.