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Evening journal., 1908-09-10
PEERLESS CLAIMS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Has Beat Good Teams and
Wants to "ShOw" Some
Other Good Ones

And now Peerless Field Club comes
TO the front with a claim TO the anna
teur baseball championship of the city.
Here is the way Mr. Abrahams. the
team manager. discusses the subject
Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL
Dear Sir: As mos. Of the noise
which appeared in your paper last
week has died away. kindly allow me
10 saw a little in reference TO the
amateur championship Of the city.
Riverview won the ssr.cs from South
Side with case. So Sourh Side is down
and out for this seasons honor. River
view now claims the amateur champ
ionship. So do we.
Peerless Field Club. is a strictly
amateur team. not a man on the team
receiving money for his services. We
therefore. have a right TO be called the
amateur champions Of Wilmington,
1908.
after trying in vain 10 arrange
games with the tastes, teams in this
citv. found IL necessary 20 play teams
out Of town with whom we have MADE
such a splendid record For instance
note the following: A team called the
George and joe" ana supposed 70 be
one of the fastest in Chester. went "a
Delaware City. Labor Day, and were
defeated by the team Of that place by
the score of TO g. Errors at critical
times being the cause of their defoat)
The same team on Saturday, August
20. Dlaved at Marcus Hook and wor
after an extra inning contest, by the
score of TO 4.
Now. here comes the rich part; note
carefully. Peerless has twice defeat
ed Marcus Hook. The first time by
the score Of TO I. After this defeat
the people Of Hook" we're overly aux.
ious TO see us come lack, for they
thought and some said they knew we
could not win again. We arranged
another game for Saturday. September
o. II was rumored in AMI around Chos.
ter that we would not he IN IL. as they
had prepared for MS. Maybe they did
but il did not effect us. for we wc1i
back and made it little worse. Sccrs
this time. to J. We even got ter
hits OFT Warner. who .aey claim is IN,
best pitcher in Delaware county. Now
reader. don't that sound rich? VIVA
class do YOU think We q in?
But as this Is only what is know
as baseball DOPE" and which some
times fails. we cannot put too mucl
faith IN it. but kind reader I mean b!
the above. although the other team
think diferenD that we, are. as ,pea
professionals (as TO playing) as yo
fau
has doubts as 20 our ability we an
willing "to show" them.
Thanking YOU i'm advance for you
valuable space. I beg TO remain,
Yours In spCrt,
Alexander Abrahams. Mgr Peerles
Field Club Also Mgr Amateu
Champions.
Wilmington. Septembar 10.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
CAPTAIN CASEY
WAS HIGH MAN
Gets First Prize in Officers
Match at Sea Girt
Shoot

SEA GIRT, n. j.. Sept. 1O-The Nc
Alpin trophy in the national shooting
tournament being conducted here goes
20 the Buckeye State. The team from
Ohio rolled up a total Of 1918 points
out OF a possible 1900. "a points ahead
OF the United States Infantry team,
which took second prize.
The officers and inspectors match.
the only other contest completed yes
terday. was won by X. X. V. Casey. Of
Wilmington, Dell who was "A member
Of the American team which recently
carried off Olympic honors in Eng
land
In the McAlpin match. Wmder and
Simon both made possibles at the 900
yards stage. The match was a New
York state Rife Association event.
The teams consisted of eight men,
each member firing ten shots at 200,
600 and 1000 yards. Besides the tro-
ply presented by General e. A. Nc
Alpin, first prize included a lump sum
in cash. Second prize was also cash.
The eight competitors finished in the
following order
United States Infantry, 1854; third,
IlllAtu NAdNtF Mdillt A0lUet iNNA q
fourth United States Cavalry, 1910;
fifth, New York, 1927; sixth. New Jer-
sey, 1011; seventh, District of Colum-
bia. $50; eighth, Maryland 9S4.
The officers and inspectors match
was open 10 those commissioned in the
ordnance aud rifle practice depart
ment Of the regular service and the
National Guard. II was a squadded
cohhpetltion. each man firing ten shots
each at 600 and 1000 yards. Captain
Casey took first prize. the inspectors
badge. and $50 with a score Of sS ont
OF a possible 100 Second prize, an
officers sabre and S1O was won by
Lieutenant Colonel Tewes, Of New
Jersey. with a total of o. Captain
McDougal. Of the Marine Corps, cap
tured third prize. SO. with a total OF
49, Captain Corwin, New York
fourth prize. IS. score, 92 Captain
Greene. Marine Corps. fifth prize. s.,
score 90. and Captain Benedict, Ohio,
sixth prize. IS, score, 90.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
WILMINGTON
VS.. SOUTH SIDE

A-NiimIusi0n and South Side win clash
in fho frr game OF their series al South
Side Park on Saturday. X-Wiiminston Will
present an almost entirely new lineup
south side o. Acknowledged TO be the real
thing and viii have the star performer
Jack" Banner. on the slab. This S. the
boy who has been recommended 90 the
Waterbury fConneciicu0 State Lcague
Club by "Clier Hartley. MIKE Kel
another boy who gives promise OF shining
in fast company next year, VIII catch itr
South Side. N Wilmington viii look IKE
new team on Saturday with Beatty Who
has pitched superb BAH AN season Tor
Evansville. IN the Three-I Leaeue, and
''Wmiey" scott who has caught an sea-
son FOR the BAY City Dlichigan) Club oi
the Western League. will catch. Charley
Lucas. Red" Manneriug. "duclsle'
Neave Dutch Rainey. and Tommy
McDonough win also be- ia shs game
Harry Dawson VIII umpire.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
TRYING TO GET
UP ANOTHER RACE
Much Dissatisfaction Remains
Because Of Jack Gilman
and Prince Marsh Match

Ever since the race between Jack Gill.
man and Prince March during the New
Castle County Fair al the Delaware Horse
show Park. in which Jack Gilman won in
the seventh heat. there has been much dis
satisfaction among horsemen over the
outcome. The race looked queer" to many
and until Il is run over those interested
IN the two horses will not be contented.
II is said that about twenty horsemen
had bets on Prince March on the day OF
the race and they lost and there has been
all kinds of talk since. Five horse own.
ors. well known on the track hero are
getting up a purse OF 500 for a race be-
tween the two horses so as to settle the
doubt concerning their racing qualities
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Junior Lsauus Held Mnstinn.

Tho Amateur League held its second
meeting Tuesday night and formed a set
of rules for the coming season. 1t was de-
clded to start the bowling season Septeni-
ber 20. A schedule is now being arranged.
The teams who will compose the leagus
are as follows: Pastime, Castle. Colts.
Waverly, Atlas Minquadale. Fairviewi
and Columbia All the teams were. repre-
sented at the meeting except Fairview and
Columbia
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
TRI-STATE MANAGERS TO
DISCUSS LOCAL SITUATION

There riii likely bc p meeting of
the 1n-state League representative
in Harriebrrg tomorrow or Saturday
evening io close the Wilmington
clubs affairs ard go take any other
action which may De- neoofsary az that
time.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
BROOKLYN GIANTS
TAKE SECOND GAME

Brooklyn Royal Giants turned the
tables on the Philadelphia Giants yes
terday afternoon. defeating them 9 to
s. 1t Was the last game of the series
OF two between the teams for the ma
tional championship. and was full of
interest The Royal Giants batted
Martin out Of the box in the sixth in
ming. Fisher, who succeeded him, was
more effective. The score:
PHI. DEF .pTJTA C.TA NTS
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
crants letters on Estates.

Letters Of administration upon the
estate Of Colonel Daniel r. Barnard
were granted BY Register Of Wills Wal
Eer yesterday 70 Daniel p, Barnard, Jr
Letters OF administration on the
estitc OF William r. Cook were grant
cd 20 Harry a. Cook and upon the
estate VI Horny Bungy TO John Bungy.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Home From Eurone.

Charles G. Beadenkopf. secretary and
reasurer of the Charles Beadenkopi
company and the Rev. Mr.. Beadcn-
.oopf Of Baltimore have returned from
a seven weeks trip TO Europe. While
abroad they made a tour of England
Franco and Germany and had a vcry
pleasant trip.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
pr;oe Was Aoreed on.

r. E. Nutter, manager of the River
view Baseball Club. announces that
the prices OF admission to the game
last Monday were fixed accord
ing 10 an agreement previously made
with the opposing team.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
WEST CHESTER
FAIR RACES

WEST CHESTER. Sept. io-About 5000
people crowded the grand stand and stood
for more than i've hours ON either side Of
the track TO witness the two harness and
one running race In the second day of the
fan fair Of the Chester County Agricul-
tural Association. There was the finest
kind OF turf sport the events being closely
contested. The weather was ideal and the
track fast. The driver Of Coast Maiden
was fined SIS for pulling horse In the
stretch.
To-day is big Thursday at the fair.
Tho races viii include 30 trot for $500
running race for Sioo
The summaries.
2io pace purse $50. best three in FIVE;
Browney j.. L. II. johnson ........2111
Coast Maiden. Hughey Moore ......s .
Cary Woodnut G. w. Haight ......5 4s
Don McGrath. c. a. Darlington. .435s
Wood, l. W. Swede ..................6 4 9 ,
Judge Harrison. Walter Kelly........fds
Lena r., Dennis O. Sullivan. Ids
Time. 29 II. 30. 2.25 Il. 2.22 IA.
2is trot Turks Head 1nn), purse $500
Jap g. p. Pitman .....................I1
Ethel Bradstreet. G. W. Haight........3
". O. A., Fred Baldt .................. ~
Paul J.. George J. Phaney............6 3
Baia, Hobson Hagy ....................7 81
Abbie s.. Morris Sellers ................5 s
Josie Simmons. Thomas White........47 Z
Hokes. Margaret William G. Vests s.
Time. 30 10. 222. 2l9 s-4
Running race, half-mile, purse 500.
Wee Girl. Henry stailos ..................1
Hummins Bird. Joseph Casson ........2
( Tebuience. W. Ellis johnson ..........3i
bsiiFhooiey Edgar W. Poweli............4
Time 20 -. 81
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
American Lenous.
YastordaNrs Ga.nn.

New York. 9; Athletics, 6.
washington, 5; Boston, 4.
Detroit, Z; Chicago. 6.
Cleveland, 1; st. Louis, 0.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
National League.
Yesterdays Games.

Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, q; Brooklyn. 3.
Pittsburg, Il; Cincinnati, 1.
Chicago, o; St.-Louis. 3.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Schedule for Today.

Altoona at Williamsport.
Johnstown at Harrisburg.
Wilmington at Lancaster.
Reading at Trenton.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Observation-Disclosures

At the Riverview grounds on Satur-
day. Riverview will play the Whining
ton Trofessionas. A good article Of
ball is looked for.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
81 ANDINe or The BALL TEAMS
TRl-STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdav,s Gamsa.

Wnliamsport. IS; Altoona, 4.
Johnstown, .; Harrisburg, 1.
Trenton. 3; Reading, ..
Trenton, / Reading, 0.
Lancaster, s; Wilmington, 2.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
sohedule Eor no. .day.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Wilmington. September 10.
DELAWARE Wins Nc eames.

The Delaware baseball team took
two games from the Jackson A. g. on
Monday by the scores Of 6 10 4 and Is
70 S.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
sprinele A. c. Won.

The sp1nsil A. g. baseball team
yoet'rdar defeated the Wcodiawn jun
iOrs by the score Of rs TO H.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10
Schedule Cor Today.

Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1908-09-10

save your change Tor tag day
September 2Gth.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
.RECE|vERSHIP FOR
WATER COMPANIES
Companies Supplying Newport
News and Hampton with Wa
ter in Financial Difficulties.

Especial to The Tlmes-D spatcl.l
NORFOLK, VA, February Gin the
Federal court to-day, Judge Waddill
named j. j de Kinder. Of Philadel-
phia, Pa. and John &. Locke, Of New
port News. as receivers forEthe Ma
tional Water Supply Company and the
Peninsula Pure Water. Company. allied
companies. operating jointly for the
construction and maintenance of the
water systems OF Newport News. Hamp-
ton, Phoebus and the government
reservations in Elizabeth City county,
inclu.ling Fort Monroe. The Joint bond
Of the receivers was fixed at 100000
by the court.
The naming OF the receivers fol-
lowed the filing OF suits against the
two companies by John a. Barham, lof
i Philadelphia, to which answers were
returned by the officers Of the COM
pany, admitting insolvency, and join
ing the request for Federal receiver
ship
The insolvency. of the concerns, it is
averrad was ,precipltated by the failure
of the Knickerbocker Trust Company.
of New York trustee in the National
Water supply 8Company's $1,000, 900 !,
fper cent. tifty-year2b bond Issue and the
Peninsula Pure Water Company's $780,
600 per cent thirty-year bond issue.
together with the failure of A. IS.
Chandler & Co, OF Philadelphia, who
represented both concerns rs fiscal
agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
T. p. A. VISITORS TO LYNcHpuRG.
National and state Officers working
- a to Increase Interest.
rsnensal no. rhe Tlnes-plspateh.l

Special 10 7 ne I ItiIeS-t1 !sPutS'''1
lynch BURG. VA. February 81
Mr.. W. a. Kirchoff. national repre-,
sentative: Mr.. F. NJ. F'ollick, national
director. and Mr.. c. w. Saunders. OF
Richmond. chairman of the State mem
bership OF the Travellers Protective Ass
ISOLATION, We're in the city to-day
working ySith members of Post G In
the effort to arouse a greater ter
est in the association In Lynchburg.
These gentlemen spent the day
visiting merchants and others who
are eligible for membership in the or
ganization. and quite number OF
new applications We're received. The
is also endeavoring to
arouse the members. of the post to
tho point OF taking a greater inter
est as an organization in local is
sues. and thus make the post a power
for good In the city. as is generally
the case in other cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Amherst New. Notes.

Especial to TIE Tin es:pispatcn.
AMHERST, VA, February 27.-Thc
county authorities are hunting for An
drew Norris, young negro, charged
with criminal assault.
A large number of the public schools
of the county viii run six months
this year. The five months terms will
expire about March.
Mr.. Beverly Harrison, of this place,
who has been confined to his room
for several days, is out again.
Mr.. Howard Ware. formerly of
Lynchburg, now of Laurel, Neb., is
spending few days with his parents
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
AN 1NHUMAN FATHER.
Nan Who Threw Hi. Babe Into I'll
Fire In Norfolk Police Court

- " nv ihEe" lily bHbe Into the
Fire In Norfolk Police Court.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. February 27.-John
lambeth, charged with the malicious
manning of his eleven-montl,s-ol boy
py throwing him into the fire, where his
Two legs were so severely burned that
anputation of both above the knee was
necessary, was held for the Princess
Anne county authorities to-day by
Justice ,,tlc Simmons. in the Police Court.
me merits of the case were not en-
tlefed INTO by the court. II was shown
mat the man and his wife had been
caught begging on the streets OF the
cltS exhibiting the pitiabie condition
OF the baby in public in order to create
sympathy and secure money. which 1t
Is alleged both used to purchase whis
key.
Justice Grigss. of Princess Anne
stand and said that while it was.gen-
orally believed in his section Morning
Star, where the offcnse L. alleged to
have been committed mat the chlld.s
condition was due to the cruelty of
the father, 1t could hardly be proven
as no one but the mother was present |:
that both We're drunk when the child
was burned, and that under the law
the mother could not testify against
her husband p's'''
me child Is now in ST. Nincent's Hos
pital, suffering from exposu.e az his
ilmbs while the parents were begging
u is sad that Lambeth terroriZcd his
vile ana forced her to drink. He will
nave nearing In Princess Anne to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Virginia Breviitiies


GORDONsvILLB. Va, February o7.-Thc
Town Council at Its regular meeting held
Monday night raised the license for the sale
of liquor from 1850 to $500.
( BRISTOL NA.-Alexander. Cerazoli, a
young Italian, was in the Police Court yes
to-day. changed with assaultng his wife, a
young American girl whom he married here
several months ago. Cerazoi bought u
hcme for his bride. and claimed In court
that the prosecution was instigated by his
this section SO that his wife might secure
possession of the property. Tho evidence
against him was insufficient for conviction
SMITHFIELr, N.i--.rhe Rev. Robert S.
announced TO- his congregation sunday
morning that he would leave them on the
first OF May, having accepted Il call to an
other parish. His people heard this With
much SORROW, he having been their faithful
aud much-lovcd rector for sevon years.
SUFFOLK. VA.-Between the two main
buildings Of the Suffolk Public School. in
Market street. mad-dos ran amucs this
morning. and was shot by Mayor John 3D..
tho High School building.
ROANOKE. 6A.--One of the most surpris-
ms Nerdicts ever rendered by a jury in4tku
corporation Court was that yesterday of
mot ~ guil!y m the case Of r. Johnson and
stewart and John Eggeston at q negro
dance last fall. r6F !, n =
RoANoKEl sysA.--A1r. G. S. McSulty a
genns LAWYER OF this city, will probably be
y candidate for Mayor.
TAUNTON, yA,--Llttle WINE Hayslett
or Craigsvllle. who had M splinter stuck in
trh eye, j. recovering the sight after beins
I, ASSIA i yA,=,whlle playing baseball
t Mna9n student ran into a tree and was
M MO- into state OF Inconsistencies, He
WIS not seriously Injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
ATNORKON PLANS
TO EXTEND TRADE
Merchants and Manufacturers Of
4 Petersburg to Form Association.
!. Committee to Draft Plan.
Ispe eIal 10 The Tim Is Dispatch

Especial 10 IHc Inn Dlspatcn.l
PETER SBURG, VA, February 2I.r-
ssrhc appointment of committee of
gthrcc to form plans for the organiza-
zion of a wholesale merchants and
manufacturers association. and submit
ftheir report next Thursday night, was
the most important result Of h largely
Extended meeting OF business men ut
stlc Chamber of Commerce Hall to-
night under the auspices of Post =,
H'ravelers' Protective Association, with
s Sice-Pres ident r. u. Lunsford presid-
Ing, and II. w. Pritchard as secretary.
Fiie'comr1iittee consists of i. NJ. Dalton,
chairman. w. T. Baugl, and Il. b.
Sydnor. and was appointed by Chair
, man Luns ford on motion of Mr.. Baugl',
after a general discussion of methods
for Increasing the wholesale trade Ut
Petersburg along the lines of agree
ment among the merchants to pay the
travelling expenses of visiting buy
ers report on which was rendered by
Chairman Dalton. of the special COM
mittee on trade extension, appointed
nj q recent meeting of the Travellers
Protective Association Represents
tives of fourteen firms announced their
intentions of joining the new organiza-
tion.
During the discussion President
Charles Hall Davis. of the Chamber or
Commerce, referred to the fact that the
chamber would soon receive n com |
mittee report on the proposition CT
Secretary Edwin L. Quarles that the
chamber publish monthly or semi
monthly journal of commercial and III
dustrial news. which he suggested as
a medium of announcing the PROPOSE /
tions OF the retail and wholesale n1er-
chants WHO enter the trade extension
agreement.
committee of three be appointed to APP
near before the City Council In the "a
terest OF the appointment of city
plumbing inspector. was adopted. Sec.
rotary Quarles, of the Chamber OF
Commerce introduced to the meeting
Mr. Horace L. Smith, formerly OF Ricn-
mond. who has established an asri-
cultural implement business mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
ARE FINED ron GAMDL1Ne.
Two Lynchburg Men Up For VIOLATING;
lie L % " In rlliH RchDcct.

tSnecIaI to THE Times Dispatch I
LYNCHBuRCi. VA, February 27.-As
the result OF the raids of two gam
bling resorts in Main Street early
Wednesday morning d. NJ. Dabney was
fined $50 In the Police Court this morn
Ing, and sentenced to jail for two
contempt Of court during tho hear
Ing. NJ ]. Wall pleaded guilty. to the
charge of operating rhe second place
and was fined 500 and placed under
bond bond In the penalty Of $500 ~ refrain
from such business or frequentlns such
places for twelve months.
Four witnessed In the. Dabney case
who failed to appear VIII be arrested
under rules which were directed to be
The hearing attracted one of the
largest II not the very largest, crowd
ever. seem IN the Lynchpurg Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
RIDING FOR THE RING.
old-Fashloned fitting Tournament MT
ChuckntuclS
,Lspselal 70 TIe Times. pIspatch.l

Spsciai 10 INC Times pispatch.l
was tlltlng tournament at chucka-
tuck Yesterday, followed by a big ball.
winch lasted until o'clock this morn
m me hop was in the public hall
proceeds went. About $150 was made.
owing to the extremely heavy
ground, because OF the preceding
ssS. sd a.. me riding was poor. -Four men
our OF a possible nine, ~
!, In running, off the Ito the following
!, Z received honors in the order
Miss Lucy Upshnrl az queen OF love
ana beauty: clyde Brock, who crown
ca MISS Hilda Johnson; Harvey Pru-
Gen. VINO crowned Miss Louise John
son. and bernard Goodwin. who crowned
Miss Octa Reed. II
J. Y. Burges, of Suffolk, delivered
the charge to the knightH and a, sgd
coronation address. 0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
LIVELY FIGHT AHEAD.
League Moving For Local
Option Election In Winchester.

Especial 10 Tho TImes-Dlspatch-l
WINCHESTER, VA, February 2T.--
The Anti-Saloon League of Winchester
began the circulation of petition for
the signatures of the requisite number
of voters TO sustain a local option
election in Winchester. AS soon as
the names are secured Judge Atkinson
which means a repetition Of the hitter
light waged here two years ago, when
the city went wet by a majority of hf-
ty-two votes out of Total of nearly
1000 cast. Both sides are thoroughly
organized and the contest will likely
be very close. with the result in doubt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Debate ut Hampdcn-siducy.

[Special'to 1'he Times Dispn,ch
8 HAAPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE. Feb
ruary 21--Thc intersociety debate for
the Halsey trophy, which was post
sDoned from February LIST, will take
place IN Saturday evening, the oath.
in the college chapel The speakers
are !: X. Young, OF Kayford wv. Va,
and i. Brooke Price, of Charles ton,
w. Va. representing the Union Society,
and taking the affirmative, and w. Dix
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
OVERTURE TO EMPLOYEES.
Norfolk and Western Makes n Propo-
sition to Shop Hands.

Especial to The Tim es Dispatch.J
ROANOKE. VA, February 27.-The
Norfolk and Western management have
submitted to the employees of the shops
forces u proposition for reduction
of wages on q sliding scale. with the
understanding that when the receipts
reach s2.500,000 per month the old
rates will go into effect. The PROPOSE
ton was submitted to the heads of
the unions and is being considered by
them. The shops have worked only
two days this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Fire IN livery stahle.

I spnnlal 70 'rheTlmNa,D ispntch.l
I STANTON, VA, Fnbruary 27,--Ioir.s
| starting In the hay loft OF r. FL Ash
| by's livery stable to-day came Moor
DESTROYING 1t. The vehicles and horses
We're gotten out. The damage to the
! almost covered By insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
~. V.ANDERBILT WILL IIEL.T
no EXTEND SCHOOIl TER NJ
Ispecla 70 The Times Dispatsh,l

~ =, a, " IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u
!, ASl1EVlLl.E. N G., February go
George w Vanderbilt has Offered 70
sohtrlhute4 $1,000 YEARLY in spectal
lanes toward the extension for three
in5the Fillmore school district. 1t Is
estimated that the cost of this en-
tension would amount TO ahout Sa,2o9
ner year, and N meeting Will he held
Srsany 70 consider the Yeting o q e 9
Rchoo term. ID, N Ssgs w ,sSS NJ U