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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
SUES FOR CAN OF
CAYENNE PEPPER

A row which had lie beginning
one night In a launch. when one
partner did not have hiz share Of
the bed covers. and which cnlmin.
atsJ AZ Port Townsend. where the
men decided their dispute In the
gay os men. had its aftermath this
morning in Justice CAROLS court.
with one % the parties suing his
former partner for half a can Of
cayenne pepper. half a can Of ma.
pie syrup. one can Of soup. etc.
Paul Weller and John Hirat re.
ceEsly started on prospecting rip
north IN a launch. but only reach
cd Townsend There. after having
n out" Hirat claims 10 have left
half of the provisions. Weller de-.
mics this. and has sued Hirat The
Inventory inclltes such small
items as ten car hG. two pie plates.
three pounds oi salt aud four
buckets. Justice Carroll found for
Hifst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
ATWOOD CASE Is
ljkS0LVED

While the police say they are
sim working on the mysterious
shooting 81 Frank Atwood last Mon.
day evening. when the wealthy MGR
chant was assaulted by n strange
man In a lonely house az t5ta 10th
av. N T.. nothing has developed
that would throw any light on the
mystery
Practically all the clewa which
we're available M the time have
been exhausted without bringing 10
light anything Of Importance. and
the detectives are now engaged IN
picking up the loose ends and run.
ming them down as matter Of pre-
caution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
SHORT LAWYER TRIES TO
Eject A TALL FOREMAN

short johnson claims 10 hold a
time contract containing a two
montha' notice clause with the com
pany and he ignored a two hours
notice 20 quit Congdon. attorney
Tor the company tried 90 talk John.
son into leaving, aud lator tried %
put him out by force
II was certainly a wild and
aqually argument for a time. and
wiineusoa report that Cougdon
was decidedly second best IN tho
running After Johnson had land
ed a bunch Of fiyoa on several
prominently displayed portions OF
Congdon'a anatomy, he announced
that the company could consider
that he had resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
CHARGES OF NEGLECT OF
NEGRO GIRL DISMISSED

the girls custody viii be deter
mined later by the court.
Mr. slEer explained "a the court
this morning that the allegations of
tho hnrcaH society are entirely
without foundation and that the pa
perH Ia the case arc a reiinqulHh
ment Of authority over the child
by her parents lie stated that her
parents are in destitute eircum
STANCES and have secured the prac
IDEAL adoption of their other chill.
dren by white families ia the same
way Sir SiErr claims that the
trouble with the norcaa society has
been brought about ty hla refusal
90 ALLOW the rirl to associate with
other ucKm children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Sizer Tells the Court That
He Does Not Own
the Girl Slave.

Ia the Juvenile court case OF the
Dorcaa society 81 colored people
against MI and Mrs Samuel slker
Ia which u was charged that Nora
Mcpherson. a gyearold colored
glfl, was being held by slser by
virtue Of "a ehattol deed and that
he had purchased the girl iu North
Carolina. Judge Fratcr this morn
lnG stated that ho would dismiss tho
case as far as the charges of neg
lect are concerned The status of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Attorney Chap Hunts for
Raw -Beefsteak at
the Finish.

When AttornY George G. Cons
don this morning attempted 20 eject
II. H. johnson from the premisee
OF The uorhhm Webber company. at
18th av. = and Rainier boulevard.
whore the latter was employed as
foreman, The lawyer chap ran up
against about the liyellcat biz OF
eiecting that he had ever handled
In his professional career
Johnson is tall and Conedon Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
aialn cIubn III Mtet.

The New York club will meet TO.
might in Egan's hall A.-Y-p mat.
tors are 10 be discussed and there
will be a musical and literary pro
gram The Wisconsin club also
meets tonight. and plans for the
states participation In the exposl.
ton are to be considered Officers
are also 10 be elected The meet
ing Of the Illinois club. which was
TO have been held last night, has
been postponed until Friday night
OF next week. Many meetings Of
state societies are planned for the
near future in order 10 make plans
for the coming fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
WILL GIVE WASHINGTON
Cement A CHANCE

whics iu "a clause barring out ali
cement not proven hy "a three yrsrH
test iu the open market actually
eliminated ais chances Tor tamprti
tlan from local ccmcnL ah none 10
the plants iu This state base been
Ia operation mufr Than two YsarH
Tho members ~ the board OK
pressed every confidence That Wash
lnMtou pemtnt would prove the equal
81 ans ermeut on fHe marhrt under
fair tests and until tha Hprcifica-
tiona ARE changed to allow local
competition. they Win not be- ace
ceptcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
FLOOD WATERS
ARE AGAIN ON
RAMPAGE

PINE BLtFF. Afk Dee Z The
flood which has carried the Arkansas
river out ~ lia banks tore away the
dykes which protected the property
along the river front and five houses
havn tnppied Into the river. which IL
rapidly undermining the bluffs
Heavy rains 40 the river have in
creased the fln1dN The water Or
rising rapidly and the furcr ~ the
stream. lea loose when tho dykr
went down Il tearing away great
portions ~ tNa banks
The stores and buildings near the
edge are being vacated and aii goods
are bslaa taken o. places ~ Hafefs
THE court house and tha jefferson
hotel are Ia serious danger 81 being
undermined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
FIRE RAGING IN
BOSTON SUBURBS
fnr unIteA Presa.i

BOSTON, Dec Twenty five
cottages have been destroyed by
fire. and twelve are now burning.
In fire that started late this aft.
ernoou az Salisbury Reach. a Hos.
ton suburb. II is believed that 100
homes ara doomed 10 be destroyed
Schooner Willis a Holden sale !
today FROM Everett with a cargo 81
lumber for sydney. y. =. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Miller Speaks OF
S.eessity of Proposed
improvements

r,hn II. Mnlcr speaking
f.'es AIM banquet OF thc Sc
'rrmereial club iast nlsh,
a Wy "a i simple busiuc
49, 70 the park bonds
NaleF laid
~ s.so there is not a taxpayer
\ rs but will realize zoe or
a. Der cent cut OF every
!, espends for the extension
Z. .r,rklng system
49,. he lta,cd, arc invests
- he cited Jackson 81 as
rsllon. declarlug That he
s Saasyc single taxpayers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
no liave HouaeANarmlnn.

The members OF Kirkwood Con
gregauonal church Will hold a
hOusewarming Of their new Sunday
school and social rooms Ia connec.
tion with their church at Keystone
place and 9th ay n tonight There
VIII be a program and refresh
mnnla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
OF OPERATION OF
MINERS URGED

PiTpanuRG, Pa. Dee Gov.
crum@ntsi control 81 mining Opera.
tious. and the enforced use % de-
Vices 70 safeguard the lives Of
mine workers under federal enact
ment wss urged By Senator Disk
IN sgc<ch today before the Amer.
lean Mining Congress convention
here.
The senator urged the establish
msnt Of bureau ~ mines as a
part 81 the department Of the IN.
terror Congressman Englebrikkt
Of California. advocated federal
supervision OF the mining Industry
Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

established at Garfield. to begin
January q
Fred A. soarlott has been ap
pointed postmaster at Sauk. Skarlt
county; Elisha ID. OVoraucct at
swaflord, Lewis county. aud WIN.
lam II. Adkins at Nocum. Stevens
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
The Board Insists on Fair
Specifications. for
the Bids.

An opportunity viii d. given
Washington manufacturer a. bid
ga the cement which VIII b. ured
lu liulnF me new reservoirs for The
Wafef department. The board az
public works this morning declined
90 accspt specifications Furnished FOR
the confederation uf contractors. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
saLKS OF BONDS TO
COMMERCIAL CLUB

property advanced less than three
times les value before the regrado.
Hon, aohn Il Wilton, who spoke
later touched uron the conserva.
ton OF natural resources.
Gov Mead spoke but few min.
utes. being unable TO remain be
cause Of another engagement. NJ.
J Carrisan responded 60 the toast
'Courtcsy TO Our Foreigners"
Tho banquet was attended by 100
men. kOhler a Chase rendered
q pleasing musical program GNo
tween speeches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Thieves Rob Telephone.

Thieves entered the waiting room
% tho a. A. g. g b. pier a ard
forced thr box of a slot telephone
belonging to thc independent Tcie-
phone company some time during
last night lg iH not known boss
much money the1 found. bug the
machine had not been Opened Tor
some tHnN a Jimmy waa used on
the boz, completely wrecklug thc
telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

The annual ball ot the Seattle 70
lee Relief association will be held
ON tho night % Fe& sa. Washing q.
toms birthday THIS ball will BE
handled ~ a committee composed
~ Captain 90 t8toCtiYeH Charles
remnant, Police Captain Mike Pow b.
ers ana Police Chauffeur Dan
keano,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Charles Herdtn machintat. was
shot through the left hand ln the
SILVER Dollar saloon last night aH
hr WIS attempting Go repair the
weapon ltordin says he asa not
know u was loaded HIS wound
was dressed AZ police headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

MoNTESANo. Dec. 4,--The case
OF Deputy sheriff r Rogers OF
Elma. charged with obtaining mon.
oy under false protonuoa. came up
for hearing and ON motion Of tho
ooaniy attorney was dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
MORE CARRIERS ALLOWED


WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-The
postoffieo department has ordered
appointment OF three additional
letter carriers az Everett. 10 begin
service December 10 The second
rural wee delivery route has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Fine Pearl Opera Glasses

a. Y on regular prices during our
special sale An our fine, high.
grade French Glasses included In
this sale A small deposit now Will
secure me before they are all gone.
sCHuCHAH OPTICAL co.
1907 2ud Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Free Art Exhibit

EVER Sunday until further no.
tice ladies are Invited TO call and
inspect the beautiful OH paintings
At the J J. Kelley AIT Palace. 1915
First av. from 20 y. ma. I'm.
trance through family store. 80
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
----H--as'e'''--'-.--a' -~-.-a'----,.as-',
FfyK kcnEs eioss @ Everett later.
nnuEuT AAiTNY,
si9psl-ai Alaska huiiains As
Irsr a LITTLE cAsii bows aHd sasy
moUthiY payments viii hnF ono e uuf
eheiss fys.acrs tracts out near the inter.
urtan. level land deep nch roil easily
HoRERT mAfrGr
'i'.s'a 90 Alnssa buiidms -ia
10 Y0u Want a good piece 70 land far
Ten arrrs rev mnute=' walk ffuni IA
ton close 60 uoatnfnro. stores. gu1t
uchnal ana several mills Price titQ roima
HouEHT MALTHF.
,1 asi-pn Aiaaka. Building -i.s
TWO cH0iCE 1--WE ACRE TRACTS
Nicely hcafad. RICH LEVEL LAND
very easily cleared. handy Co lntcrlfuaus
'sol each Eaay terms
ROBERT MAiTWF.
fiaFf 30 Alaska Hulldiur As
rE1 AcNns al level. black. sand1
i .,,a s s .s Fs., , ,, hoose
NRobEnT MAi.IsY.
ptbssop bh Alaska nu1alnT as
NoIsEli 81 rnE CRY -Nsaf Essreit
t.isss. ~
Fnonrnr Mktrnv.
90 go Alaasa huildlnE As
nnfHW ZEN -NATTfE AND fACQMA-
Near SURVEY ri HHW short line inirrufhnn
Forty HrfHH. fsriHr beautiful lake. land
q ali rrafif lcFei part rich bottom land
slanrr fret rlaHa upanai kr0nm plaster.
90 hauae nan ffam harm. several 1uthuild.
inNri abundance ~ water, large orchard
10 hhnns 500 nssy terms.
90 wlan Alaska building i.s
IN WHITE HivER VALLEY 90 acres
fruta. well. new Groom house. segorai
uuthuildinEs only ono mile from ono IN
mo beet towns On thc valley $1,000. which
HonERr MALrnY.
aip.pN a2i Alaska Building AS
FAnM BAR0AfN 90 acres. wen lmprov
Cd handy TO Seattle market. aO acres in
cultivation balance pasture, an fenced
ana cross fcnrcd iarac orchard n bearing
al klnaa Of small fruits iruom dwel
mss. owner dealroa quick sale. IL takon
within n few days viii Aoli FOR 81. 400.
which price includes team, harness. two
wagons. milk COVE, thoroughbred bun
young stock hoFs chickens and good out
nt Of mrIang iniplnmrnta
HOunftt MALTuY
oi0.a1lsNH Alaska Building AS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

EVER Sunday until further no.
tiee ladies are invited 10 call and
inspect the beautiful OH paintings
At the J J Kelley Art Palace. 1915
First av. from 20 y. ma. I'm.
trance through family store. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

$500 10 $500
'Twll Pay You We'll to
SeIeCt Gifts Now at
These Prices
Ladies' 2-Clnhp kid Gloves.
Paris point nr fancy eHuFaidr
ftl, came ln black white.
modes tome. brown grey.
green and nayg Pair
Sf.0o, Sf.50, S2.0o
values. G4 OK
ladies Button ExtTa quail
ifN 1859 Gloves ln black UnlFs
reFa'ar 'a's value GO on
SEWING no2ts
Cuiidren'a sewing Boxes with
sgUolH Thread handler
fhinfa aud ether hccfsrarica
pc aaaarf tu complete a sow.
iur ouifit. regular a3c pGa
gnlmsn BMtA - q ~ -
COLLAR AND Cur BONES
CiaSh-Cotercd collar end cor
Boxes. nnrat designs 90 iid
tesglaf Use Valaea dnc
XMAS CAnDs
choirr collection ~ NmHa
Cards seals aud TAGS de-
signs 60 suit the most faHtid
1c Csc
ltANnkTnCHIEFs
Ladies' Fine Lawn Handler
rhlNfs. eroHHhhr effect 0hintE
eHiorcd designs and borders
Ts .gb iae value Sc
Iadiss rins lawn ilanassS'
rainfH cfoaabar effect dainty
embroidered deeiEnn. seal.
iopsd or hemHtit.hsd border
regular 13c value tn
Ladies zine Linen IianiEer.
chiefs mhfafdernd script iu.
iiiat narrow hemafifched !.
regular atc value. Or
special a boz Of @Ss
8 Tor Sf.39
NEgfkMI.su
Ladies Stock Collars. in new
and dainty effects handsome
combinations 81 chiffon. rib
hons and beads ali rurhinH
tnpa values never offered for
isss 'e .'".' 'se ........ SOC
ntst.T utfkffE~
Handsome ARTS and Crafts
BELT Pins and neit Buckles
some Get with Jewels. others
without all new reg a Z A
ular soc values Zach X III
MOon To utRN
Printed Eastwood Glove Boxes.
Nerktip Holders and Whlak
Broom Holders. values 20 $50.
Special. IT.
Printed Eastwood shirt Waist
Boxes. handkerchief and
lkitbon boxes Chairs. Com
hiuafion Chair and Table
special prices ranHlnn FROM
75c to SLIGO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

IN WHITE HiVEH VALLEY 90 acres.
~ acres clearedl bearing orchard. small
ruitHt we'll. new Groom house. several
uuihuildluEH. only ono mile from ono of
tho best towns On tho tuiloyi &C. uoO. which
Includes Hnmu stock
ROBERT MALTnY.
ail.9sl. Ggi Alaska Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Ff9E kCnEE. rl0ss 60 Everett later
urhan station. tse Halt each
nnnEMT MAtTWY,
st9.psl-a4f Alaska Building - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

TWO CHOICE FIVE ACRE TRACTS
very easily cleared. handy to lntcmfUaus
sgnA each Eaay sfnrms
ROBERT MALTWY
tiasf1 90 Alaska building As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
ROWERs TO MEET.

The Opecan- canough Club will give
a smoker at the Elks' Home, Eleventh
and Marshall Streets. this evening at
$3.50 O'clock, to which fifty persons
interested in canoing are invited. Much
interest has been created by the plans
of the Opecan-canough Club to estab
lish regular canoing organization
here.
At this gathering plans will be
shown for their proposed boathousa
on the banks of the James, in Fulton,
convenient alike to the river and
street car transporta ton.
The delights of canoing is growing
fast in appreciation wherever there is
suitable water and the prospects are
bright for fourishing canoe club
under the Opecan- canough banner.
The invitation to the smoker Were
sent out on dainty stationery bearing
the embossed imprint of the pennant
adopted by the club. Samples Of these
pennants. which have been received
will form part of the decorations at
the smoker. 1t is the purpose OF the
club to build convenient boathouse
at onco. and equip it In time to enjoy
the delights of the present season.
Some OF the members have already
ordered canoes OF their own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01

The dark clouds that centred over
Richmond yesterday. venting their
spite upon all fanknd, killed the
scheduled game between the Lawmak.
ers and Lynchburg. However. every
cloud has its silver iinins---except for
the managenent--and to-day, IL the
Weather permits, will see the two
teams come together with all the more
zest for battle royal.
The Lawmakers from Roanoke and
the Shoemakers, from Lynchburg.
rolled into town yesterday morning on
the same train, and the new ones of the
clubs had ample opportunity to get
acquainted. Lipc brought his speedy
bunch back with every man in condi-
ton and fit for battle. In to-day's
melee West, the phcnom from the
indianapolis Club will oppose the re-
liable Archer.
The probable alignment OF the two.
teams will be as follows:
Standardization. left field; Lipc.
third base: Kanzlcr, first base; Riggs.
centre field; Sandhcrr. shortstop; Tit
man. right field lson. second base;
Cowan. catcher: Archer. pitcher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., left field:
lldFiS. TiSHtG Ilslu. f1ooheI, CeIltIe HeIu.
RaiIey. first base: Kirkpatrick third
base; Bowen. second base; Moss short
stop: Westlake. catcher: West. pitcher.
Manager Grim did not arrive until
yesterday evening, and his squad was
In charge OF Assistant Manager Moss.
The old Richmond favorites with
Lynchburg this season promise to draw
an ovation from the local fans. The
other plaJers with the visitors are the
three twirlers Schuman, Stewart and
Cak1sy.
Manager Lipe is confident OF victory
to-day. but Manager Grim is grimly
determined to see II otherwise. Says
he: THE Lawmakers took six straight
last year and then when they came to
play on our ashpile we took two games
and tied the third. We think we can
turn the tide again this-What? Did
you ask about that Norfolk game? Well.
you see, that score was the result OF
mistake. I understood there was
going to be a Bryan meeting in town
and told the boys to give free silver
a boost, so they made the score Is to 1.
After the game / learned that the
meeting had been called off. but 1t
was too late then to change the score.
However,, you can Just bet that my
Oriental battery. West and Westlake.
will make somebody's sun set II they
don't look out.
Owner Bradley is putting up score
boards at the park so that the fans
Will get the results OF out-of-town
games at the same time with the local
scores. Grim has released Bonner. Sec
ond baseman to Norfolk. Otto Wells
said last night that he had secured
Richmond's former third baseman,
Gettig to play shortstop for the Crew,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
Home Run Wins.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

MACON, GA, April ao.-Jacksonville de-
teatcd Macon to-day II TO- BY hitting Ma,
ia,key opportunity McMlllan's hitting and
fielding was the feature.
z Score by innings: Il. y. %.
1888 0 4 0 100 Oil IS :
Batteries-Malarkey and Shea; Goettell,
siton and Roth. Time. 1850. Umpire, Buck
Icy.
wind blew across the field to-day, numbins
tho pitchers, and a swat fest resulted. CO.
lumba led in the hitting and easily won.
Tile game was called al the seventh on ac-
ccrnt OF darkness.
Score by innings: r. n. E.
Columbia ..s.....,.0 o 5 e0i 5-l6 is y
Charleston .........0 0 2 o 8 0H5-10 II i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Friend and Cote;
Clancy and Reisinger. Time. 1880. Umpire.
Larigan.
the first game from Savannah to-day In a
cold wind storm. Atkins had the better OF
the Savannah pitchers. who were wild and
Ineffective.
Score by innings: r. II. u.
Savannah =.z..5...'.O 1 o o o 1 o o %
Augusta .a.....0 o I I 40 0F'-6 8
Ratterles-eHamiton. Keller and Moran;
i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
Park Avenue Wish.

An exciting game OF ball was play
ed Tuesday on the Richmond Academy
diamond which resulted in victory
for Park Avenue over Floyd Avenue by
the close score OF II to 10.
The features of the contest were
Ryan's pitching and Bakers playing
at the initial sack for the former
The line up OF the strong Park Ave-
niue team. which is managed by Robert
Lacy. is composed of some Of the best
boy ball players in the West End and
is s follows:
j. ,Dudley. catcher: J. Lindsay. pitch
er; w. Shelton, short-stop; Fl. Baker.
first base: B. Ryan, second base
Roy Dudley, third base: L. palmorc.
left field; H. Mowry, centre field; *.
Thompson, right field; w. McFaden,
substitute
Score by innings. R.H. E.
Park Ave...... 21o2o2s Oil Z 3
Floyd Ave..... 4o2o111 OLD A 5
Summary: Struck out-Ryan, s;
Wood, 4; Ramos, 8. Base on balls
Ryan, 1; Ramos. I; Wood. 2.
Batteries: Thompson and Ryan;
Wharton, Wood and Ramos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
RED RIVER GETS FIRST

JAMAICA, L. l., April Bored River
third choice in the betting, with L.
Dugan up, easily won the .Paumonok
Handicap. six furlongs. at Jamaica to-
day. running the distance in 1:12 3-5.
Roseben waS made a hot favorite at
5 to 5. butNthe big horse did not have
any speed. and stopped almost to a
walk In the stretch.
First acknowledgement lds and up
ward; selling: six furlongs-Queen
Marguerite as to 81 first, Big Ben (5
II ], place. second: Heaslip Is to 3.
show third. Time, :13 35.
Seconl race-three-year- olds and up;
one mile and sixteenth-Marl An
tony II. GA to 81 first, Molesy &C to 5.
place. second seethus Il to 3, show
third. Time. 1:48 LIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
10 PLAY w. & M.

Tomorrow William and Mary and Rich
mond College cross bats at Williamsburg
10. Championship honors In one OF the most
Interesting games IN the championship series
II William and Mary wins Tomorrow 1t
VIII mean that either william and Mary wilt
win the championship cup or It will be Il
tie. and no cup Will be awarded. II Rich.
mond college wins II Will mean that either
tie between the Spiders and Randolph
Macon
Lewis. william and Marys star pitcher.
game Denny Wright, the best pitcher Rich
n,ond College has had for good many
years. will pitch for the Spiders. He has
tina was TO Manage Lines fast aggregation.
The Richmond team, and supporters Will
70 to williamsburg on the a. NJ. Chesa-
peake and Ohio train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
BANK LEAGUE

The National Bank Of Virginia ball
team defeated the Bank OF Richmond
team in one-slded contest at Byrd
Park yesterday afternoon by the score
OF 90 to Z. The feature Of the gamo
was the al1-round playing and batting
Of the National Bank of Virginia team.
While the Bank Of Richmond team
showed lack Of practice in the field,
their batting was Of the highest order.
The lineup follows:
National Bank Of Virginla-Cren-
shaw. catcher; Leake. shortstop; Ball,
first base: Tyler, third base; Kicks. left
field Proctor, centre field; Bates, pitch-
ell: Ready, second base: ]. Tyler, right
fold: Crunap.
Bank Of Acknowledgement, pitcher;
Trevett, shortstop; Fleet, second base:
Gill. third base: Cunningham, right
field: Gregory, first base; Woodward,
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longs-Melissa (25 to - first. Black
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