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RES77GOUCHE BREAKS RECORD

faster than the fastest time. sum
maries:
First race-Three-year-o seven
furlongs. selling-Rara Avis 60 to y
first. Chalet a to /, place) second,
Aimee G. Il to s. show third. Time,
1926.
Second race-Two-year-ol -four
and one-half furlongs, straight-Tor-
belino q to ~ first. voodoo Is to 2.
place. second, Edward Il to 5, show
third. Time, :53.
Third race-For thsee-year-olds and
upward, selling. one mlle-Bad News
g to 81 first. Tommy Waddell 6 to 8
place. second. Pretension Il to A.
show third. Time, 1893 As
Fourth race-The New Rochelle
Handicap. for three-year- Odds and up
seven and one-half furlongs-Resti.
gouche (even) first, Rockstone Is to 9
place. second. zeinap q to 2. show
third. Time, 1:31 1-5.
Fifth race-Steeplechase, four-year.
olds and upward, about two miles
King Castle C. to 50 first, Betty Lang,
don g to I. place. second. Fauquie,
(even, show third. Time, 4:4.
Sixth race-Handicap for three-year
olds and upward, one mile-Earl g
Is to 81 first. Tenancy (by courtesy
to /, place. second, Elisdale Il to /
show third. Time, 1:4o.
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ROANOKE PLAYS
IN CLASS A STYLE

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ROANOKE, VA, May 29.-Only TWEEN
ty-nine bugs faced Morrissey this at
ternoon. and the game was won with
ease. Only three OF the visitors con-
nected safely with the deacon's curves.
A star feature Of the game was a
succession OF squeeze plays in the sixth
inning. when three men were scored
successfully, while three more were
scored in the same inning on timely
hits. There has never been prettier
exhibition of inside ball than that put
up by the Highlanders. They played
with clock like precision. and every
man carried out successfully the sig
nails given. From the beginning Nor
rissey had the Bugs guessing, and at
no time did the leaders have look in.
Price was batted over the field at
will. and in the sixth the locals ran
bases until tired out. Ryan was made
sick in the sixth after the batting
was over, and retired from the game.
being replaced by Studde. In many re-
spects the game was a record on the
home grounds. and will doubtless go
down record In the State. The score:
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First Double Heade,

NEW YORK, May 29.-In the first
double-header game of the season at
American League Park, Philadelphia
and New York split even. New York
the second. to o.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
First game
Philadelphia ....3 o00001o-5 $ 3.
Batteries: vlckers, Dygert Carter and
Shreck; Manning and Kleinow. Time,
2:05. Umpires, O'Loughlin and Egan.
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. q.
Phil. $50 o 9 odoo !
Lake. Blair and iA Kleinow. Time oN $50.
|umpires, O'Loughlin and Esan.
Pounded Morgan.
BOSTON, MASS. May 29.-washing-
ton won both games OF double
header from Boston to-day, the first
s st game and the vsols p to Mo he
gan hard while Gates held the locals
to three hits Errors by the locals
land timely hitting won the second
game for Washington.
First game
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Washington ....ooooloos1-s IL o
Boston ..........0 0O1jO0000--1 3 8
Batteries: Gates and street; Morgan,
criger and Donohue. Time, 1864. Um-
lpire, Connolly.
Second game
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Washington ....01 0020202-7 Is 2
Boston .........0 0 0022100--5 2
Batteries: Keely. Hughes and Street;
Buchell. Winter, Glaze and Donohue.
Time. 1859. Umpire, Connolly.
Shut Out Maps.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 2s.-st.
L Louis shut ont CLEVELAND to.dav ~
Powell held the locals to three hits.
lHinchman's error allowed st. Louis to
score its only run.
| Score by innings: r. H. E.
iCleveland .......O 100000 90 3 !
Batteries: Chech, Thielman and N
IClarke: Powell and Spencer. Time
1871. Umpires. Hurst and Evans.
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BEATS GOOD. FIELD.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 2s.-char-
field. an outsider. to-day won the
steeplechase handicap from good
field at Churchill Downs. Several
horses fell. but neither Jockeys nor
horses were seriously injured. Sum
maries:
First race-Four and one-half fur
longs. selling-Transform tstraight.
$4,000 first. Light Blue (place. $500 Sec
ond, Elysium (show. 500 third. Time,
:54.
Second race-Five and one-half fur
longs. selling-Dandy Deer straight,
S1f.4o) first, Beth Goodwin (place.
$sT.S0) second. Bitter Sir (show. $1o.s0)
third. Time, 1906 1-5
Third race-One mile and a sixteenth
-Chulita (straight. s33.30) first. Car
(place. S35.2G) second, Pinkola (show,
$500 third. Time. 1:46.
Fourth race-Steeplechase handicap
short course = Clarified (straight
s21.5o) first, Jason (place. s14.40) sea-
ond. Coal Black Lady (show. s13.S0)
third. Time, 2:49 as.
Fifth race-Slx furlongs-Frontenac
(straight. $500 first, Hannibal Bey
(place. $500 second, Miss strome
(show. 5000 third. Time, 1:15.
sixth race-Mile-Hughes (straight,
s4s5o) first. Rustic (place, $500 sec
ond. Funiculair (show, s1sl third.
Time. 1:A2.
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COLIN WILL RACE

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The great
ithree-year-old racer, Colin. who was
reported to have broken down while
Exercising yesterday. may race in the
Belmont Stakes tomorrow. An.
was made tonight by De-
.courcey Forbes. manager of the stables
of James r. Keene. that the injury
to Colin, which was at first thought
Ito be a bowling of the tendons OF the
|forelegs, Is nothing more than an in
Jury resulting from stepping on stone
land that the swelling has now practi-
lcally subsidized. Mr.. Forbes stated to-
might that Collins tendons are perfect
lly straight.
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rain INTERRUPT
PITCHER BAT TIE

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NORFOLK. VA, May 29.-Rain stop-
ped one of the prettiest pitchers bat
ties Of the season to-day at the close
of the first half of the sixth inning,
neither side having scored
Both Chenaut and Hallman We're
pitching in great form, despite the fact
that drizzling rain began in the
third inning. Both teams were field
ing cleverly and brilliantly. Chenault
was wild in the first two innings, but
was clever in the pinches, and de-
served great support. The Tars We're
hitting the ball hard. but snappy fleld-
ing kept the danger line far removed.
The features were seitz's great catch
Of a line drive between left and centre,
the fielding of Pitcher Chenault, and
Jackson's clean double In the fourth
The score:
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PULASKI D0WNED
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Special to The Times DIspatch.1
EAST RADFORD,. VA. May 20
Radford put the hooks into Pulaski for
fair to-day, defeating them 8 to l. Fiji
teen hits were made off Phipps. Pulas-
ki's star twirler, while only six We're
made off Pritchard. who pitched beau
tiful game for Radford. Batteries: Pu-
laski. Phipps and Dolson: Radford.
Pritchard and Bachelor.
The two teams will meet at Pulaski
tomorrow, which will be Decoration
Day; this will be an extra game. Then.
on Thursday, the I'd. series of three
games will begin at Pulaski. Radford
won two out of three games played at
Radford. The Pulaski Grazers are
considered very strong, and Radford
people are proud OF the splendid work
done by their team this week.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

SAVANNAH, GA, May 2o.-savannah
took an eleven .inning game from Co
lumbIa this afternoon. The game was
won by Hoff's hit. which scored shaw
from third.
score by innings: r. II. -.
Savannah 1000 100000 Oil U
Columbia 80. o o 10000 o o 90 o
Batteries: Hoff and Moran; Welcher
and Harnish. Time, e:l0. Umpire.
TRULY.
------
MACON, GA, May 29.-Charleston
won the game In the two opening In
nlngs to-day. making a total OF six
rims.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Charleston ......t 20 o o 0 0 OF 3
Macon ......o00200 0o--a (
Batteries: viebahn and Reislnger.
Weems. showers and Robinson. Time
1850. Umpire. Buckley.
AUGUSTA, GA. May 2a.--Biermans
bad Judgment and passed ball by
Carson gave Jacksonville the only run
of a poorly played game.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Augusta 100000 90 . .
Jacksonville 49,. II 0 0 0 OIL 5 o
Batteries: Beckle and Carson: Lee
and Roth. Time, 1:A0. Umpire, New
house.
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Just to be polite 10 the visitors. our
uncertain Lawmakers handed the second
game to Mr.. Grim's bunch. Morpheus
seemed to have cast his somnoent
-spell over both diamond and grand
stand, for II was poky game, and d
small, sleepy audience that watched
three Hill Climbers and one La wma ker
cross the plate.
Som. body must have put dope into
our teams ice water. for nobody could
see the ball except Riggs, who played
the game on one leg. After the first
three innings, Reyelle pitched good
ball, but the match was won in the
third. when a few errors and some
hlts allowed two of the enemy to
check. The only consolation for the
fans was the part that the score board
told of Roanoke's victory over our
hated rival. Danvllle.
Richmond scored In the eighth. when
Riggs. who got two out OF tile four
hits for Richmond brought in Hebron
with a nice single. Kirkpatrick play
ed decidedly strong game at third.
lie took all kinds OF chances every.
where and never failed. He also led
In the stick work. stewart was re-
liable on the hill for Lynchborg, and
mad the heavy Founders guessing.
ison made one pretty assist, and,
with the exception OF Hebron, was the
oiiy man 10 Teacn tHlrd. In the eighth
lleifron worked free pass to first.
Lipc few out TO centre. When Eanzler
was cut down at first Hebron passed
TO second. Then Riggs slugged short
~ to centre, scoring his eam-mate.
This was all that Richmond did at the
bat.
Stewart led off in the third round
for iynchburg by smashing line drive
to centre for one bag. Davis attempted
to sacrifice. but kanzler fumbled the
ball and both men were safe. Bowen
sacrificed to Reyelle. going out at first,
while the two runners passed to third
and second. Then. with the indcld
playing up close, Bentley drove the
sphere to Sandherr. who was too anx-
ious to catch the runner at home, and
fumbled, which scored Stewart and put
Davis safe on third Bentley tried to
steal. but was nipped by 1son on Boyle s
throw. while Davis was held on third.
Then Hooker drove short fly to right
scoring Davis. Kirkpatrick singled TO
centre, but Raley flew out to Riggs
All was quiet and, orderly until the
seventh. Moss died at first, but An
thony cracked a e-sacker to centre,
stealing second, Stewart struck out
Davis sent q difficult one to Lipe, who
funibled. allowing Anthony to score
Bowen put fly into Herrons 1nitt
That is all except the score:
II l..V,~
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Easy Victory.
En,porlu Team.

EMPORIA, VA. May 29.-rEmporla
has baseball nine that is pride to
the town. Her team Is composed of
young men who are below their major
lty, but they are boys with the goods
to deliver The following line-up
,speal.s for itself: Battery, Council bro
thers% First Base. Jones: Second Base,
Wyche; Third Base, Mayes; Shortstop,
Suffer; Right Field. Long, Centre Field,
Price; Left Field. Robinson.
M. NJ. Wolf, an experienced baseball
player. Is manager. and says his team
is open for dates. Next week the local
team will play series Of games at
Weldon. Emporia is noted for its fast
ball players.
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GETTING INTO SHAPE

WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 2s.-The
Wilmington ball team in the Eastern
North Carolina League is fast getting
in trim for its work this season. The
new ball park has been finished, and
is considered splendid one. The boys
practice there every afternoon. Against
opposition the team made It's first ap-
pearance yesterday afternoon and van
quished a team Of soldier boys from
the army post. Fort Caswell. near this
city Next week the team expects to
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Helping the Team.

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AMELIA, VA, May 29.-Great inter-
est is developing here among the boys
and young men in baseball. and this
was augmented by their success in de-
tfeating Burkeville last Saturday by a
score OF to 4.
Some time ago very successful en-
was held here to raise q
fund to equip the Amelia team with a
suitable playing outfit. Another of
these entertainments Is to be held in
the courthouse Thursday. the 4th of
June, at Sis P. NJ.
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BELMONT PARK N. T.. May o.
James r. keene's Restigouche, 106
pounds up. the even-money favorite,
easily won the New Rochelle Handicap
to-day. and in doing so made new
worlds record for the distance. seven
and one-half furlongs. stepping 1t in
1:3l It's. The time is AS OF a second
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place the finishing touches prepara-
tory to the opening of tho league
sclcdule. Wednesday the team will
meet picked team from tile best
players of Wilmington, and during the
latter three days Of the week 1t Is
hoped to meet the strong team from
the North Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical College on the diamond.
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y. NJ. G. a. olymplca.

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J LYNCHBURG, VA, May a9.--The an
nual Olympic games and races at the
Fair Grounds Tomorrow afternoon, un-
der the auspices of the Young MEMS
Christian Associations, will attract a
large crowd. There are more than
twenty five events, including every :
thing from race by ministers up to
|city championships, ~ IA .5
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TAKE TWO sTRAlGHTs

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PETERSBURG. va. May 29.-Peters-
burg made it two straight from the
Richmond Journal team at Kenilworth
Park this afternoon. Reese pitched a
f1ne game but the men behind him
went to pieces at critical points. The
attendance was small.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Petersburg ..... ! IL OF 90 0--6 70
Journal ..... 0O00000O2-2 6 z
Batteries: Petersburg. Fitzpatrick,
Churn. and Costello; Journal. Reese and
Shelton. Struck out-by Fitzpatrick,
II; by Reese 0. Home run-Barrctt,
Petersburg. Umpire, Leimberger.
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Exciting Game.

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WELDON, N. c.. May 29.--In close
and exciting contest here. that was
anybody's game until after the last bat
ter had been retired in the ninth In
ming. Weldon was defeated by Roanoke
Rapids.
Score by innings: n. H. E
Weldon ........ 2o1ooooo1-4
Rapids ..... 301001 o O-5 .
Batteries: Eakin and Moone: Arnli-
stead and Churn. Struck out-by Ea-
kin, IA: BY Armistead. IS. Two-base
hits-Weldon. Donne (2), Pope; Rapids
Churn Umpire. Mr.. Cohen. Time.
las
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! \. \. SPLITS EVEN
I WITH At HE I IC.S.
Washington Takes Both Games
from Red Sox-Naps Are
Banked.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I,csults Yesterday.

First game: Boston. L; Washington,
g. Second game: Boston, 8; Washing
ton. Z.
First game: New York, 6 Philadel-
phia 8. Second game. New York, o.:
Philadelphia, /.
Cleveland, o; ST. Louis, /.
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Games To-Day.
Game. To-Day

1.-TWO games will be played by each
club today
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at BROOKLYN
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

WINSTON SALEM, N. C.. May ga
Winston was an easy mark for Green's
boro this afternoon. the visitors win
ming by the score OF 10 to 8. The To-
Gals went to pieces in the ninth inning
allowing the Gate City team to make
eight runs.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E
Winston ...s oOoo1oo1-5 {
Greensboro ~. o10o2o02s-1S IL
Batteries: Winston. AlcGill and Bur-
den; Greensboro, Dragoo and Adams.
At Anderson: Anderson. 1; Char
,lotte, s.
At Grcenville: Greenville. &; Spar
hamburg g.
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sbdllSliic " " w Wv w.
Summary: Two-base hit-Shaffer.
Three-base hit-Tydeman. Sacrifice
hits-Lohr, Ryan. Stolen bases-Lohr,
Clark and Ragsdale. Struck out-by
Morrissey, 4; by Price. g. Base on
balls-off Morrissey. 1: off Price, I.
Passed ball-Ryan. Double plays
Clayton to Mcmahon; Stafford (unas-
sisted). Left on basea-Roanoke, 4;
Danville, j. Total bases-Roanoke, IL;
Danville. 5. Umpire-Henniger. Time
LEO. Attendance-50O.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Game. To-Day.

tTwo games Will be played by each
club to-day.
Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
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BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF TWO
NICE BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING
IN ALL. 73 BY 100 FEET TO AN
ALLEY, AND DESIGNATED AS NOS.
Q AND 10. IN BLOCK NJ. ON a PLAN
FORMERLY KNOWN AS REAL E5-
! TATE LOAN AND DEPOSIT COM
PANY (NOW CALLED PARK
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated esd June. 1902, and of record in
the clerks office, Henrico County
Court. D. 3. 1874 a, page 144 default
having been made In the payment OF
the debt, thereby secured and being
Required so to do by the beneficiary, I
will sell by auction, upon the premises,
ION
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, 1908,
at o'clock P. NJ. the above mentioned
lots, which are located on the south
line of Cary. between West Street and
'Carrolton Avenue. This property has
recently been annexed to the city, and
as result many dwellings, have been
terected thereon. Come to this sale and
Secure these lots. A plat will be in
the hands of the auctioneer for inspec-s
Ition.
TERMS: Cash.
WA. cRUMP TUCKER.
Trustee. =
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LAWMAKERS LOSE LlSTLESS GAME
Results 4esterdny.
Lynchburg, 3; Richmond, !.
Roanoke, q; Danville, l.
Norfolk, Of Portsmouth, 0 (six In
nings; rain).
Standing Of tic Cl,;b..
I.ni,lca I,n-tlnyl-

Games T0-day)
1.-TWO gnmcs will be played by each
club, morning and afterncofJ
Lynchhurg at Richmond.
Danville at Roanoke.
POrtsmouth,at Norfolk.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg. /; Cincinnati. 5.
Brooklyn, 0; New York, 1.
Philadelphia. s; Boston, 0.
st. Louis. 4; Chicago. 8 eleven
nings).
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Wins His Game.

ST, LOUIS. MO-, May 2e.4Pitcher
iR.a a broke up to-day's game with
S5hicaso IN the eleventh inning by hit
ting timely single to left. bringing
Chicago .....ooa o5oOoO00o-s IL i
ST Louis ....1 0 O02o 0001-4 10 i
!. B aat1s Is Lungren. Brown and Killing;
2:0o. Umpires, Klein and Johnstone
Close Game.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, May 2s.-Brook-
lyn was shut out, to 0, by New York
to-day. DOMAINS single and Needham's
tWo-bagger to the fence in the fourth
Won for the visitors.
Score by innings: r. H. r.
New York .....o 100000 Oh 3 d
Brooklyn ...... 20 10000 90
. Batteries; Mathewson and Needham;
pires. Rigier and Rudderham. 80. ~
Beat Pirates.
PITTsBuRG. PA, May 2s.-cincin-
natl took the first game OF the series
to j. campbeil allowed but three e hits ii
while Willis was hit hard.
!, !, score ts BY innings !; r, II. Z,
c ciir.s9arE ..i 90 go SSi IL
Batteries: Willis, camnitz and Glib
son; Campbell and Schlei. Time, 1:45.
Umpire. Emslie.
Easy Victory.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, May 29-The
Philadelphia National League Club re-
turned home to-day. and by hitting
three of Boston's pitchers hard. Won
by s to 0. McQuillan was a puzzle
to Boston.
Score by innings: r. H. r.
Boston .........0sO 90 Q 0 0 O. 90 Q 9
Batteries: Young, Ferguson, Pfeister
and Bowerman and Graham; McQulllan
and Jackltsch and Doom. Tine. 1:45
Umpire. O'Day.
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Richmond ...-.... 0 0 o 0 o % u
Lynchburg ...... o o Q o o o / o 0-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Kirkpat-
rick. Stolen bases-Heffron. Kanzler.
Kirkpatrick. Anthony (2). Base on
balls-off Revelle. 1; off Stewart, 3.
Hit by pitched balls-Riggs. Struck
out-by Revelle. 5: by Stewart. 6. Wild
pitches-Revelle. Time Of game. 2:05.
Umpire. Mace. Attendance. $500.
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TILE TIMES DsPToH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY JANUARY

terry In this linc Of fiction. Tic book
are partly American and
partly English, the heroine, however,
American and OF high.
class New York family.
"rlic Great secret is kept secret
Until the last, when 1t Is told through
the medium OF the press:
The fact that an apparently deaa
iran fs restored to life, and that an
other escapes tho bullet OF an assassin
been victim, adds tho customary
thrilling episodes to "The Great Sc
cret' that have rendered Mr.. Open
helms other books popular. a double.
threaded love story ends happily FOR
the four characters who dominate tho
book situations.
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The jute laborers in Bengal have.
struck for higher wages. and the prob
ability is that they will win their
point. The rise IN wages and the adj
vance In prices for nearly everything
else in Bengal will increase the price
OF producing jute.
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We have request for when You
Care for al Girl" "when You Care for
a Boy" "The Reply to the Gipsy's
Warning" and Hon. j. ]. Ingalls, ac-
count OF the affair in the Senate be-
tween Messrs. Lamar and Conkling.
Will GONE one send copy?
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Queries and Answers
shot 93 Z r ( = Is "

deceased VIE: 9y tho brother Of
may tie proof be found? b. $.
The law forbidding s,tci marriages
was repealed in Virginia about 1890.
1t Is snid. at the instance OF Daniel
DeJarnette Of Caroline. to enable him
to marry second daughtedSof Spencer.
Coleman. OF Pine Forest. The mar
riuEe Is now legal in all the states.
YOU will find the proof YOU seels
in the opening Of almost any work on,
geography.
May. ask again for explanation of
the notch" In tho southern line of
Virginia? o.
The question was answered fully
some time ago. When the commits
sioners in 174s reached the point in
question they stopped with error OF
five minutes. When the commissioners
In 1903 began to continue the line to
the west the original corner could not
be found, and an initial point three
miles northeast tof 1t was assumed for
the survey.
DR.. Nfnybcc's Home.
Will you inform me whether DR..
Maybce Is superintendent OF an or
pl1anage In Richmond? w. G. z.
The work OF DR.. Mayhee's. society
+ Is to find homes for children. In gem
eral there is not much interval between
| the finding OF child who needs n
home and the finding OF a homo that
needs child. But sometimes the Doc
tor has to make temporary arrange
ment to keep children for while, ant
This residence is used for that purpose
and to that extent 1t is an orprnnage
i Dwnrfs.
Please inform me when and wher
4 Tom Thumb was born and when n
died; also give his height and whethe
4 he was the smallest OF the known
dwarfs or not. ID. >.
Born. bridgeport. Conn, 1898; dled
1853; height, rs inches; usual weight
rs pounds. Tho books give a numbe
Of dwarfs smaller than Tom Thumb
Whose real name was Charles s. STRAIT
ton. a. trio OF midgets is said to b.
embalmed in the chemical library 0
Rastadt. n man 20 Inches tall; wo
man, IS. and child Of II years, onl.
lie inches. Their local habitation an
1 their name, tho Strasse Datit family
may gain some credit for the story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

Fifteen carloads OF apples and pears.
worth $4,000. were sent from. Great june
ton, Coll. East lately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
pl,otorrnphe.r,s.

Is It lawful 20 make photographs for
money without license? a. s.
Not In Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
weather. Itcports.

OF the Weather Bureau? II. M. y.
Write to Weather Bureau, 1sichmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

10 whom should apply for posi-
tion on the Panama Canal2