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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-07

delightful social at Nesbitt Hall Wed
ricsday evening Of this week.
Miss Laura Seedlings, Of Chester,
spent a few days At her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs William McCIenahan
and children were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Swami Everist, At Havrc de
Grace. Saturday.
Miss Lulu Einwachtcr spent lew
days this week with Philadelphia
friends.
Mr.. Philip Dennis, OF baltimore,
visited Bort Deposit friends this week.
Mr.. John P. Grant Is spending some
time with his family III Baltimore.
Mr.. John Bender was Baltimore
visitor Thursday.
DIR. r. X. Lane was Baltimore visi.
tor Wednesday.
Miss Mona Jenkins aud Vcrna Graz
son. OF Rising Sun. visited Port De-
post friends on Thursday.
Mr.. William Holm was an Elkton
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Oliver p. Hagcrty entertained
quite large number OF her friends at
her residence in the country in a most
delightful manner from 3 TO S Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Carter. OF Virginia, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs X.
c. Hopkins.
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BAY VIEW.

Miss Lucy Kirk. OF Pennington. has
been the guest OF Mrs. James Abrams.
Mr. Frank Benjamin, Of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs Charles Lumm and daughter,
OF Newark, Del, arc being entertained
by Mrs John Churchman.
Mrs. c. X. Strausburg and Master
Fred, are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cartridge. OF Wilmington.
Mr. Kirk Janney has returned to
Buena Vista, Va, after several days in
this neighborhood.
Mrs. Ernest b. Abrams and Miss
Audrey are spending some time with
Philadelphia friends.
Miss Belle Benjamin. OF "Glcn
Nook" and Mr. Edward Smith. OF APP
pcdale Farm, were Oxford visitors on
Sunday
About SiI was cleared at the oyster
supper given by the members OF the
O. L. a. NJ Band on Friday, the 2Sth
ult.
Mr. Russell J Reed purchased the
farm OF the late J. Taylor Janney for
5000.
a meeting OF the Pastors Guild will
Nv htii ~ pft ihCouds
evening, March 10. A full attendance
is requested. as officers for the ensuing
year will be elected
The Third Quarterly Conference Of
the M. 7. Church will be held on Sat
urday, March 7. \ delegate to the
Maryland Annual Conference will be
elected and other important matters
will be disposed OF.
The young ladies gave leap year
party in honor 81 Mr.. Warner Gray
and Mr. John Gamble on Tuesday
night The affair was unique and
proved our young ladies to be no lag
CARDS in p-to-datc methods.
Mr.. Fred Russell is living seriously
III at his home from injuries received
Is; an accident, caused by his horse
running off. dcmolishing the wagon
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WOODLAND

The w. {. I. /. met with Mrs. III.
II. Keilholtz last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Churchman, OF Viii
mington, is the guest OF her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. George l.. Tyson.
Sunday will be Missionary Day at
Icpewell
Monday DIR. Jack took Joseph Glib
con to the Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore. where he was operated on
for APPENDICITIS Tuesday morning. lie
is getting along very nicely.
Miss Bculah Crcswell Of Blythedale,
spent the week end with Mrs. William
Owens.
Miss Minnie Gillespie. OF Port De
post, spcn, Sunday with her aunt, Mrs
Edmund Brown.
Miss Corncia Abrahams spent from
Friday to Monday in Baltimore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Tisdalc spent
Tuesday in Baltimore,
a strawridc from Port Deposit was
pleasantly entertained at Miss Olive
Jact sons home Tuesday evening.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The Missionary anniversary will be
held on Sunday evening next at the
Methodist Church, at 7 o'clock. a
very interesting program is being pre-
pared by the committee in charge.
Everybody is invited to be present,
Mrs Oliver First had charge OF the
Epworth League Devotional services
last Sunday evening. She had a very
nice meeting.
Miss Mary Rhoadcs has returned to
her home in Wayne, Pa, from most
delightful visit with Miss Clara White.
Mr., Morris Ackcr is Uending a lew
days this week in New York. Miss
Katie lamar is clcrking at his store
during his absence.
Miss Mary France. OF Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs William X.
Ncsbitt.
Mr. Adam Peoples while entering
his home last Sunday afternoon, slip
ped on the slccty steps and fell. hurt
ing his back pretty badly. AT this
writing he is not able TO move very
much, being very stiff and sore. Mr..
Peoples many friends are praying that
he will soon be able to be out and
around again.
Mrs Sarah Hines, oi Liberty Grove,
spent Tuesday with her son. Mr.. Geo.
Hines.
Miss Mary Bucl, spent the latter part
al last week win l!avrc dc Grace
friends
MIR, Cho-!-s p.:cr. 81 baltimore,
scent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Ida Price.
The mouldcrs II the B. c. P'ob
Stove Foundry held smoker" in the
Band Hall last Friday evening. Qui.e
4 number enjoyed this delightful spread
Mr.. Charles Mcdowell spent several
days last week with Philadelphia
friends
The St Agnes Guild OF the Episco.
I NJ Church held candy sale at the
home OF Mrs. K. c. Hopkins Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Collins is voting
friends in Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Harry Smithson is visiting re-
ii,:vcs in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maggie Smith is visiting fri=ads
n New York.
Mr.. Lewis Biumbcrg spent Wcdne' :.
Gay in Baltimore.
MIR. i. I. Benson was a Colora visi-
tor Tuesday.
Miss Strong, OF Baltimore, and Miss
Anna Armstrong, of Pcrryvile, we're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Arm
strong Tuesday.
Mrs Ginevan and son, OF Montgom.
cry, Ala, and Miss Mollic Gardner, OF
Perryville, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Caroline Armstrong.
Mr.. Joseph Jackson, Of Kelton, Pa,
was the guest OF Mr. Rumsey Smith
son Tuesday.
Misses Harcourt and Valiant. OF
Baltimore visited Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
llagcrty this week.
Miss Myrtle Barrett entertained
some OF her friends at her home on
Tues day evening.
Miss Ella Pennington. az Philadel-
phia. visited Miss Elizabeth Boynton
this week.
The Wesley Brothc rhood held a very
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-07

The Executive Committee OF the
Maryland Democratic Association. at
a meeting in Baltimore Monday even
ing, adopted resolutions endorsing Mr..
William J. Bryan as the strongest
Democratic candidate for President.
a. committee Of 100 representatives OF
Baltimore city and each OF the coun-
ties was appointed TO take such steps
to the Democratic National Convention
in favor OF the nomination OF Bryan.
The committeeman appointed for Cecil
county are Mcssrs William 7. Fryer
and William NJ. Poguc.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. III. W kiblcr and Miss Ida N.
Bouchcllc spent Tuesday with Miss
Helen Ellison near St. Augustine.
Mcssrs. William and Charles Schac-
fer. OF Delaware College, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Echac-
Ter
Mrs. Frank Bent, OF Coatcsvilc,
Pa. is visiting Mrs. Charles W. Cool
ing.
Hrs. c. +. Clark is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes Davidson was the guest
OF Miss Mamie Boudcn Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. Woollcy were
Baltimore visitors this week.
Mrs. Laura ]. Laws. oi Baltimore,
is spending some time with Dg. and
Mrs. {. {. Laws.
H. {. Whitclock, OF Chester, Pa,
visited William y. Coleman and fam
ily this week.
Harold Steele was Baltimore yisi.
tor this week.
Miss Mary W. Bouchcllc was the
guest al her sister, Mrs. J. Griffith FL
lison, near kirkwood. Del, several
days this week
Miss BERTHE Lynch 1T Warwick. is
visiting her silscr, Mrs. Harry pcnscl
Mcssrs. Edward RriStnw and Viii
mer Rowland were Philadelphia yisi.
tors this week
John Norton. ri Philadelphia. visit.
ed his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller, over Sunday.
Mrs G. II. iouldcn. OF Philadelphia,
Is spending some time with her sister,
Mrs T.. H. Banks.
Miss Sara r. Woodall. OF George
town, Md, is the guest oi Mrs. ]. S,
Hopper
DR.. II. \. Clcavcr spent Sunday with
his father, r. J. Clcavcr.
The Sewing Society al the Pre- shy
terrain Church met at the home OF Mrs.
J. s. Hopper on Wcdncs day afternoon.
The Euchrc Club Was entertained by
Misses Florence Egcc and Mary
Cooper at Mis-, Epcc's home last
Thursday evening
The Chesapeake City Band, which
was organized recently furnished the
music ut the entertainment last Friday
evening. The entertainment was very
successful. more than $50 vas realized.
Much credit is due the teachers.
Miss Annie NJ Bouldcn entertained
Rev. and Mrs. s NJ Perry, Mrs. T.. T..
Burton. Mrs. !. g. Griffith and daugh-
ter, Emma. and Miss Lille Johnson
At dinner tuesday evening.
Sheriff IIagcr moved hi, family to
tlktun last Thursday. Mr. W. X.
Berger has charge ~ the store and
hntchcring business, and has moved in
the house adjoining the store. Viii
mcr Rristow has moved his family in
the house vacated 10y Mr.. Borgcr.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Gronmc Steele en-
tcrtaincd a few friends last Saturday
evening.
The Girls Mission Band met at the
home OF Miss Katie Pcn>cl on Friday
aiternocr
Mrs. Bennett Steele entertained
Misses Minnie and Lucy Reed and
Dora Steele at dinner one evening last
week
After having been closed Tor several
weeks while the lock at ST. Georges
was being repaired. the canal is now
open to navigation
Miss Ida SagcrS entertained a mum
Der OF young people At q play party
Ncdnc sday evening
Alberta Sheridan entertained n few
II her little friends on Tuesday even
ing IN honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Joseph Garter will have sale
u her household goods this afternoon
Saturday. Mrs Carter intends re
moving to Philadelphia. where her son,
Harold, has q position
! Nathan McCoy moved Thursday
from the Nins.ngcr farm to- ! W Clay
tons. near town
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and throwing him out
Pugilistic enthusiasts are trying 70
figure out the cause Of the recent ac-
tivity shown in this sport at one OF our
prominent stores on Thursday last.
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SMILE LIKE AN ALLIGATOR

II ALL your teeth are present. II not,
NUNS the word" and nobody will
find out your toothless plight. Better
than all. make Decline for our
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PARDNERS

| k with erru pleasure tHat tH, wmase#eHt af tHs nabhs Nassa MatiH4 Picture ea#uaHy offers h th. public of Nome another of Rex Heaczs Alaskan stories. esisE Hts been dram atIzed slrcfally re uz aGd played C., rw a-t tiHr ea 4s Gza right hap H Nome. being euz af g#eH.= Gr-1 < laff- a~ < writer aHf a- put oH uep el Hreal fa tH, #safa- af ee,fH tfa, Na~eau n gNcrz Ha, zr.6ru
 ef #u his eaHs --aHa- ee haze de- rHa.ef 10 offer yau HHz aar of @rara- H=r~s ..- being tH, traas.~t Tn nfz. scene. Is laid aH ear#buu creek near Rampant Cits iH t>sa showing mho
 that time m m# #4+f3fIoa. tHa ees- oHd se'u,. hoius a5H in prominent lasel in NeW Yarl aifs
 I'm different rtr- Vf he assigned next S1mday |, tae -Iue cast un naIe such sur,.@- af .The Taaa ft S#-e4--. which MI aiHU three WeaH- f#a rehearsal eh,a finished raldaz- tisa 4ili be tha f.zHrt
 Many new ejataH4togaph motna pictures NiH he sapeH for fhe hrsi time in Nem.. eas aHe Aeal-Iuar on auy circuit and other -reei8 fe5. tures which will hs announced later
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WILL BE A
 TEST CASE
TELEPHONE ORDINANCE WILL RESULT IN PROVING F CITY
 CAN GIVE FRANCHISE.

Mayor Baldwin sand today that th. passing If thr telephone ordinance Ia=t Monday night bg tu. elte council win undoubtedly rasalt ia a.a.sH -uit by which aH be tested n. tau pa4,r ot q city council m The matter If fran ehi-ez He himself Das ua1 present at The meeting at which tao ordinance as- passed. as be Was laid up with bum hagn. but he thinks he sauld hav. tated @1th tne major9 Tor tHe Imr- bose of bringing ahout t.sf ease
 IT. i~ doubtful about the power of q city council to grant faaaehi-e- at aIl and hc considers tna t mH lest o1 tho matter .uill result Il good for conn pauies and for tae municipality. h. connection with Inc mat.e he say that in tHs matter et nariu. ,nein- eer-. licenses and in tlar of thc ned- ieal ordinance il was found on d test tbat thr council had out~trrred ii. limits He wishes it to be understood tHat the council a- 5 whole respects capital and does not .Iosiro ta hampc, if- work
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EL0PED, MARRIED AND
 DESERTED IN A DAY

boz came a-#. Gaaao H4a .aHHE.aH ra das ueFiua= H#l fHe ##ff=es a#- raffsrmsa Gs E.. f T. E NH#sa
 Nfrr th, m#Hf rrty r-HH-a =- aH- Haf.l plaalan liahsH sN.as-t IH -alf sazta- tmt h aaHa a.f#H a. t#= u4ta HHaaI=aaeae H. H,# haaa 1apIHe fa g.t H.s zfiH-
 From t-. tma ha le6l e. t4s rFa-aa da #s Ea~ aaI b.aa zeaa b.=aIs. Mir
 Mrs. GFahsr sa- theory HH recars t= lAs aes. 4hleH s lH.lthIs fEe cor r=rt ar~ and that E tHa, fr7hor inved aatfar v"uH- woman and was 5utas' hg her fn rr' e.-r hr rraf---e4 'et. f1F Nlsz ,iTiaaf. H- HuIs8 h haste. aHd fareHt.3 ju=t a= hastily
 Tho raiutiG is bamH spW- wamaH aud af H -xe.llsat f4HGs
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OBTAINS
 EXTENSION
ALASKA PACIFIC RAILROAD WILL HAVE ONE MORE YEAR TO
 PERFORM WORK.
Nuggets Spec al Service.

Ns'~HINGraN. n = March f a=1-t hH= p#z-ea tHe senate blH
 lf.tfs.s faf. .az extension uf tn.
 e#s.H ai#zHa Na=kzf raritir rtif- . f-f tf" accomplishment of is Hf# The DaHHlffse reported favor #s=eH tH- haH aaeH hstiHE carefully #.e=t .=HteH 5=t- causes fnr=Itz iHFHa= fHe=F"H #hr .emIans easr 8~ the #llasHaE Hal-sH far #t~ desire for 1u eStea-.-H fHe atef tRt tHe recent hu- ..a.taI disturbance had made ths work t.maaed ulae<slh.. n th. lHms -ttIu- ##tHsH
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Nuggets Special Service

GRAND FORMS x b truh l. Deserted M.4da.... tL..4 j rmmH. sfoF.H#Ht rs# St THwa# ta GFuH Forks. Lila Grlhsr waited fraa April ta November fHr t'tred tefber ie=fe- HH aHd tejas #=r marriage Wa- au- Hulted u Iude. Temrl,tea'- court and she Wa allowed ta aesums s,r madden name ef Gardner
 sffs fut.r eafH sHa defendant t-r= -Haded Her ra consent fa i marriage sigb hm h fruduanrs rspr.-eatiue aAaf te loved Her and uat ne had home prepared for h,r near ReeIu# raaada They agreed ta Hryt r Grand 'ork- for tu, W.ddus Accom- panied by her sistrr-tn-av. Mrs. Ora
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Aia #efr ttr Bow
 NIr. IH-.l,I.auL.l.-
BACK FROM HOT SPRINGS.

5aH 1af-s Had Grefe, S.-Hau r.= Hasa au. -Htl.e- AHef, f.,E spent s.rs eHIaHhle holidays Th.s
 aa II rsH-,. af fas springs qua s-- Al.-- -ats r1u-,d taem to f.ef I.. H.H G,urg devoted some at
 t'H= t The springs fa natural his =..e= e#d -raak- #e-t interestingly -.4 if. I-i-. Hlit =f4a habit of mut e,a- 4-a u#eA- lt t4t famous ra~urf.
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SCHOOL FOR
 KUSKOKWIM

carl Zouk. of tho native school. roe eyiv"d today message from w. T. Lorp. who is now in Valdez on hts way ta S'aftle Larp states that Hc and Harlan CrdcErau wni come tp Nome # Che spring and continue the work begun hast summer
 tt Is now thr intention te establish q school in tho Kuskokwm for the natives. he number some 2eUn tn that srrtIou
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WEDDING BELLS

E4 r Burlington aHd Miss NJ. G I-.HsfH= afa Wif.d .u marriage n-t sfeHa- .l 2 "sIa,s le Rev c v Dunlap |f line iar-aaaes The arry couple aiH ~pua ih=r Haaeymaaa 4 Inc haf ~uHe-
 THs bride comes fram Pnrt'as,'. ei~e- and NIT. I'arring.an t- Bustuut4u and needless ta say a h-kuaa.I miHius wan of seward pea .ula
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Granite Mining Candles are the best
LADIES PLAY FOR
 CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZES

Mr~ Iladea frh- prize offered hy the members of tne Miners Home club for me whist championship last Tuesday. Mrs Rose captured second prize. Nh Adams won third. Mrs. Perry faurtd Mrs Wilbur fifth. Nr- EurlrN sixth
 ( P. Gaeen donated the chanpiou- ship prize
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difllgreHt toam taud

I"e Crahtrs, Iaaeht tur famous reHrz riz.r dog. UaHs today Tor ssaa lIe apj Ndas. mod ther teum tIt~ afternoon JHd h.f a ~r's lJI spin r#- tHiHal-# ,,sa. #a Ht~t-..'as- zhsf..
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JAPAN DID
 NOT THREATEN
TOXIC GOVERNMENT DENIES THAT TT SENT AN ULTIMA
 YUM TO CHINA.
Nuggets speeia Service.


 TOXIC March The government officials hare deny that Japan issued #uleimafHm ta China in couneeuel Hith tse -sizer,. ar steamship Int H~H
 china seized the ship because it c.r- r0ed munitions of war to thr Chiae-. ~aTalutioui-t- but surrendered reeeul \ I" Japan Foreign diplonar- h.- .lessd ihat Japan must havc seul all iHlfnatam thes dld mol believe chi Ha "ead have given uF. the boat ,,#.- ioss compelled hz threats ta da.sa. The fa"ery Kingdom aa- FeH within if= s'ght- in e"fiseuiug The '.--.l .ad st- failure ta ao# #@n can aale be aeaamtaa Tor ia t.e opinion 4 faleIea ministers hs. attfihHfas tfta fear af Japaaess hostility.
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BY
 ROBBERS

StrRNNENTe eaI. Jan a4 T,ys aea sttns tss aam,.s pf Gu Kgsslcr aud l.red dr f;o,hr. ,ycr,. arrested here tada, au suspicion tHat they Had hold Br -ix mon fu fine Columbia s.f,. sixth and ] streets and fuHls wounded George smith. d woodlaud carpenter. .tha resisted thc robbers Kessi,r aut ii. HncHr have been idcntinea He smith and others
 '' Was about o'clock tHl- #oraiug when t0a masked men. Irm61 with e.va'Naf-. and one cariying shotgun. entered the saloon. The, covered the =N maa m the room NItH rezotverss and faW Jake Mao~s. nus af thr rfir- see- a5 Inc place. took tho keys tn t.-=a9-. which contained about S7oon
 Y tHat mament smith came down =taif from t room ahate Whap he MS f7fd tn take his riaeg etth the atHar ~iV men against tae Nau he .pHHe uFau one of the robbers \ -.uiH. followed and Smith ran uut of fh= -alpaa. As he ran ene of the tHHs- broke n, shotgun au his head and tHr other fred smith fcH ta the sidewalk wounded hv bullet which auteted his back and pierced q lung
 'fhc robbers made their escape iB stolen horse and buggy. which were f"Hud tt .f,selftb and F streets This morning n Inc buggy fs.l- t#e. hFa.za1 stslt-,t !. Hcsylrr and ds EI= H= t,fh Eltest tErir iuuueanee.
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GRIFFIS
 FAvORITE

As the betting stands today aH tH. NiaskH Sweepstakes. Bob GrfH~ is a strong fN"ritv far first place. auJ even money tor trsJ riHgs iz HIt that eaH hr 2ut uH him
 The faii"vmg table -haa-- a4e tHr -lL-I..r..--t t.-,r-,-- --.-..H
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Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
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Classified Ads.
LOS

LOST.
 Watch. size i6; Bartlett. open fac. No l4I5742@. nickel ease: eor Stead man and Third avenue. or on Jcss creek trail Return t0 Nugget office. and receive reward If
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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eam=ider and rrtparr fef uieh Se4a"l entertainment March IT.
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LETTERS FROM ESKIMO
 PUPILS AT sINRock.

Hsv H1.#eolHe Hetter~ st,Ta writ = a a.4 Haa. Eskimo pupils of lue ---s school aHd tHe originals ara #.s. 1t che ra=za--iuu uf Emri Botry T.a. writer. aH. #tu8f te years of ase a,a#
 ~#uk t1a-as Saalae Feb ls. tso> He d.aa Mr Eaesy
 aH mo vrit- trl Che leI5,r ! afa tomorrow school Me <fof =.raat an HrHe come tomorrow me r uarz % Hama and the rtyrr The bay- eaH# saaasgose | eaaa ta= #a#Hae THa H.#af mon Hl aa= a.# a#a k,s !. #Wb a-E
 Nmr Hrrd
 AfE asar Mir Eoesy
 Mir kepkemie
 s#al Aaska. fsB aa. teas -aHe a, s,tttr letter for eoa my a.HH aa.ra Jaau Twin f-u yo3s --regHH#e about YaH must f.an. Yau =e#- ae.rs a8s aud ,eer} week and =gHaaI conn. sometime 5ame work. tae ea e- Name sam. d4N and -aaa day .a -sbesf aaa Nlus -cHaaH Hou=. SHurturr H-. -e#saa Thu 4.l | -##d
 f1u detr ae.aa H-ure Efsaza arta te me. Mr JuH#
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FOR RENT.

TWO-BooM 'abin. Inquire at this office.
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Blatz Pr,vate Stock at the Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-09
AMERICAN HORSE
LEADS FIELD

LONDON. May ST. Richard Crokers
Rhodora, half sister to Orby, winner
OF last years Derby, captured the
Thousand Guinea stake at New Market
o-day with Lncien Lyme up. To-days
victory of Rhodorh. Following the atie-
cess Of the American horse Rubic III
the G.anu NatipHBi aud Norma M. III
the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes, makes
notable ke1uence OF American u3-
umphs- Rhodofa covered q mile in
1913 4-5 seconds, beating Norman Ills
time of t.4i s-5 made Wednesday.
Mr. Croker Was present to SEQ hiR
filly win, and King Edward and the
Prince OF wales were uiso among ine
big crowd that witnessed tire American
victory.
Rhodora Is Il half sister to orby. Mr..
Croker's horse that won the Derby
last year. She Is By ST. l'risquin out
of the American mare Rhod.l d., and
was bred by Mr.. Croker Ri.odora %oI
last November. defeating King Ed
wards Perriere by two lengths; In Au-
gust won the Londonderry plate at
and In May the Cado-
gan plate. at the same place. she is
is not entered for the Derby.
BY capturing this event. Rhodora.
Mr.. Cookers brilliant ttree-ye ar-old
fllly has added another classic TO the
sporting trophies already captured by
tHt <aiIeIltdn sppIlsIlldb. >ue "oH lO-
days event from a big field OF eighteen
horses with comparative ease. The
event Of to-day was doubly an Ameri-
can victory for Lucien Lyme. the Amer
lean Jockey. rode the winner. He dis
played such Judgment that Rhodora
turned the tables on the favorite. Kes-
bla. horse that defeated the Ameri-
can filly In the Middle Park plate last
year, and that up to the present time
never had been beaten. Lyme lay be-
1at u
reached. Here he drove his mount to
the front and rompcd home two lengths
ahead of Bracelet. with Ardentrive
third. Only a neck separated Arden
trive and Courtesy. the fourth horse.
The betting was as follows: Rho
dora, 100 to s against: Bracelet. 5 to l
against. and Ardentrive, 100 to s
against.
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QVAGGA RQNS EIRsI.

LOUISVILLE. Ky.,>May s.-More rain
and cold weather to-day did not In
jure the attendance at Churchill Downs
materially. ougga was the only ia
Sorite to win. Summaries:
First race-Afour furlongs: selling
servicence straight. s24) first, Funda :
mental (place, so second Silverite
(show. s2o5o) third. Time. 81 1-5.
Second receive and a half fur
longs: selling-Beth Goodwin straight
S27.eo) 1rst, stoner Hill (place. s21o0)
second. Or. sinrall (show, $500 third.
Time. 1:12.
Third race-six furlongs = Ship
S24.10.. straight first, Thomas CAL
houn (s13.60 place. second. Ethel Carr
9I4.5o, show third. Time. lis.
Fourth race-the steeplechasc handi-
cap: short course-Charfield (ss1.5o.
straightl first, Bertel ts26so. place)
second. Waterways (s7.so. show third.
Time. BIS.
Fifth race-seven urlongs-Mortiboy
ts34.40, straighD first. Terah ts7.20.
place. second. Hasty Agnes $3.50,
show third. Time. :32 3-5.
Sixth observation-disclosures $3.50
straighp first, Plantland tss, place.
second, DR. Mcclure (sS.80 SNOWY
third. Timc, 1:47 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-09
FAUST GETS FIRST

JAMAICA, N. ", May Son a heavy
track and carrying the light weight OF
SIS pounds, Faust won the Kings Coun.
Ety Handicap, one and one y
miles, defeating the favorite, Light
Wool, By a head In a terrific drive.
Summarizes:
First race-maiden two-year- olds;
selling; five furlongs-Risht Sort Go
to u first, Father Stafford (even,
placed second. Pete 6 to l, show
third Time, 1903
Second race---handicap thrce-year-
olds and upward; five and a half fur
.longs-Pantcufle Go to II first, Martha
Jones CO to 100 second, Colloquy q to
A, shove third Time, 1909 2-5.
Third race-fonr-year-old ODDS and ups
ward; selling; mile and sixteenth
Monfort GO to y first, Ial g tc 8,
place. second Kcator G. to 8, show)
third Time. 1:49.
Fourth race--the Kings Handlcaps
three-vear-olhs and IN; one mile ard
a sixteenth-Taust (s to - first, Light
Wool a to 8, p'acal second spooner
"a to 8, show third, Time, 1.4s 2-5.
4 Fifth ace-tWo-year-Olds: sell1nsi
five Observation-Disclosures CO to 100
first Pleasing "a to l.. placer SECOND,
Apron &c to 8. show third. Time,
100 2-5.
Sixth race-maiden, three-y car olds;
six furlongs--Golden Heart tST to 6)
first question Mark &C to S, PLACED
second, Chaplet Is to s, show third
Time, 1:14 as,