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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

business way, and it's up to me to get
even with the world somehow"
Convincing himself by this specious
reasoning, he softly pushed up the win
dow and climbed inside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
MlscELLANE oUs.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND.

South Dakota-One hundred quar-
tiers in Faulk and Edwards counties,
$1s to s23. an acre. ALL within three to
eight miles of towns on two railways;
$40 round trip every Tuesday on Iowa
Central. Buy your ticket to Carlyle,
and call at State bank. Lawrence ].
Anderson, Carlyle, S. d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

American League.
At ,Chicago-Detroit 10. Chicago S.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis s, Cleveland l.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
FORD,s FLOWERS.

Carnations in any quantity. We make
pieces for funerals. A few more plants
left for bedding purposes. Both
phones-Old 231Y; New No. 10. Greene
house 14O0 East Nevada street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

For Saie-A scholarship in the In,
ternational Correspondence school Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

For Sale - Cemetery entrance gates
and stone column. Inquire of S. w.
Rubee, secretary and superintendent OF
Riverside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
BASEBALL SOON TOBEGLN
Perry Lpe Will Arrive Here Fairly Next Month and
PLAYERS Will Report on March 23d for
Practice Work.

been reserved. Cowsn and Walsh. OF
course, will show un Tor backstops.
It will be remembered that Rube
Howard was in bad form at the end
of last season, when he came to Rich
nond, and that he had to quit the
game. He has had long rest. how
ever, and it IS hoped that his arm is
in shape again. II he returns In trim
condition. he will make one Of Rich
mond's most valuable twirlers. Cas-
sidy. Long and Revelle are in the pi. k
of condition. and the best Will be
All the men will report here. on
March ED. when they will Immediate
ly begin practice. The season Will
open on April 18th.
Exhibition games have already been
arranged for. The New York Amer.
cans will be here for two games, April
4th and 9Th. Rochester and Newark.
of the Eastern League. will ais en-
hibit here. one before the Americans.
and the other after the New Workers.
Princeton will be here for spring prac-
tice very likely. and thew have date
to play the Richmond club m
18th. April 10Th and nth will be de-
voted exclusively to signal practice
and the final touching up, and on. the
18th the season will open with fla-.
and flourish that will please the most
critical fan In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

Owner W. b. Bradley smiles broad
~ when he speaks of the coming sea-
son, for he is counting on having an
aggregation that w..i begin to win
from the flag fall. The lines he and
Perry Lipe have had out for several
new players are being rapidly drawn
In, with brawny batter or fast iiclder
dangling on the end. and. Of course,
Mr.. Bradley feels satisfied with the
way things are looking.
Lipe VIII be here about February
LIST. and then things will begin TO
hustle. for Lipe and Mr.. Bradley Will
be together for Gaily discussion II
necessary. The new manager has al
ready gotten several new PLAYERS for
a try-out. Checks for the purchase OF
Pitcher Sparks and jay Kanzler, the
new first baseman, have been sent by
Mr. Bradley. and the two men Will
report when wanted. I.ipe has also
secured two other pitchers. a man
named Smith. from New York, and
one named Mcleod. from down Snrth
Still another is expected. Sweeney
another centre-fielder is expect d.
Rnbe Howard, Mike Cassidy. Long and
Dutch Revelle the former Portsmouth
star, are the old pitchers who have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
STAKE WORTH
Sl,650|' TO owner |.
Rank Outsider Wins Rich Purse
on Fast and Dry
Track.
DDDsWERE QUOTED ATTIC TOT.
Miss Dulaney Again Showed tho
Way Home to Her
Field.

NEW ORLEANS. La, January ST.
Old Honesty won the Old Hickory
handicap, worth $1.65O to tho winner.
ut the Fair Grounds to-day. The wen.
lher was clear and the track fast and
good.
Three fayorites got away with the
money.
Old Hickory at 10 to /, beat out
Tanaceo, the fayorte, who was quoted
at to 8. Miss Delany duplicated her
performance of yesterday in the fifth.
In the long event Docile got home
nrst.
summary.
First race-Fivc aud one-half fur,
longs; selling-Jaeotte Is to II first:
sainesaw q to ~ second; Frescata (5O
to l )third. Time: 1916 25.
Second raco-Mile and seventy
yards; seliing--Warner Griswell d3
to 81 first: Grenalie 60 to ~ second;
j. y Dunn Is In u third. Time: 1853.
Third race-Slx furlongs; selling
Gs to 81 second Cooney x q to u
third. Time. 1918 rs.
Fourth rnce--Mile and quarter:
Old Hickory handicap-old Honesty
90 TO - frst: Temaceo &C to 81 sec
ond:. Piantlaud 60 to % third Time:
2:lo As.
Flfth race-six furlongs. handicap
Miss Delany col to 81 flrst; Coon g
to u second; Phantom g to - third.
Time. rs 1-5
Sixth rac.--MIle and three-six
teenths; selling-Docile III to 81
first; John Mcbride t2 to y second;
Sister Follow 60 to p third. Time:
2:07 l-o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
JOCKEY MouNTAIN
IN TROUBLE AGAIN

NEW ORLEANS January s.-George
Mountain. who was dt one time the
leading Jockey here and who last sum-
MGR was under contract to ride for
August Belmont, WAS notified yester-
day by the stewards OF tho Cresc.nt
City Jockey Club that in the future
he would be barred from the course.
Similar action was at once taken BY
the officials of the New Orleans Jockey
Club.
This order by the turf authorities
here was not unexpected. Ever since
the accident TO Mountain at the for
rer meeting at the Fair Grounds track
mis- horsemanship has been severely
criticized. He rode many heavily lack
ed fayorites so badly that they were
beaten. This Incompetent jockeyship
was In such startling contrast TO his
previous excellent work In the saddle
that Is aroused the suspicion of the
stewards. An investigation was order
I'd which resulted In his expulsion
While Mountain Is not officially ruled
of the turf his punishment is tarta-
mount to that His license to ride
{ VIII be revoked.
Mountain made his appearance al the
Fair Grounds track Yesterday ready
to MI several engagements he had
made tn ride. Before he could don
the racing coIors Clarence Mcdowell
one OF the presiding officials to,d
him that he would not be permitted to
ride. and ordered him to leave the
grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
.PACKEY MCFARLAND
.0NCE A BO|LERMAKER.
Made His Mark i'll IS Smuggling
.Affairs iii Chi
cage.
GIVE AND TAKE HIS STYLE
----------.
Modcstly Says Hc Is Not Clever
Fellow, but Can Change
His Style.
GIVE AND TAKE HIS STYLE

NEW YORK. January s.-Packey
Mcfarland. like big Jim Jeffries was
one of the merry Siege swingers In
the anvil chorus before he Joined the
ranks OF the sluggers.
Packey's very first Job was In his
iuncle's boiler works out In Chtcag }.
when he was Just past the age OF iif.
was working at his trade there when
he had his first fight. One of the
huskies in the place--a bully--thrcw
small nut at Packey. and instead
of Joking, as the little fellow thought
he was. became insulting, and after
work the pair met out in the back.
where they fought for a purse Of SIS.
The big fellow. weighing i60 pounds,
stuck for three rounds. when his
'ulna" bone began to bother him and
he kceled over and played dead" AZ
ter that Mac boxed In few Of the
Chico 90 clubs. and then went into the
business for good.
He was what is known as simon
pure slugger III his early fights, CIV
Ing and taking, la Battling Nelson.
for IS purses, OF which the manager
usually COPIED half. Harry Gilmore,
his present manager. then grabbed
him, and, bringing Packey around to
some clever boxers. taught him the
difference between stfalSht lett anQ
I n Wild swing.
| In Chicago they made yell. A grea,
many OF the ringsIde fans declared
| that Gilmore was making clever
boxer of good slugger. but his re.
cord. which has been succession OF
knockouts. proves that the new mar
was right in his dope.
| I'm not exactly what you'd call 6
clever fellow" said Packey in talking
OF himself, "but know when tc
change my style on man. OF course
lit found Murphy. sailor, at long
rarge work. I'd play 1t Oft the boards
and know that I'd beat him at It, be-
cause I'm taller and have longe,
reach. They tell me that he Is grea'
at inhghtirg. but 1t don't scare me. l,
we thought he'd beat me at that style
we'd never fight straight rules, woult
we?
Nelson? Oh. we boxed little ii
sChicago. and. on the level, he was a.
weak as kitten in tho clinches.
know can beat Bat. We're goot
| friends, but IL it comes to a show dowr
! Ill fight him. and give him frs
/ chanceu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
LAW ron nEcElvERsHIPs.
Mr.. Cooper Introduces Dill Designed

to Correct Abuses.
WASHINGTON, D. G., January S.
bill authorizing and directing re-
ccivers to sue and enabling them TO
be sued In any court OF competent ju.
risdiction was introduced in the House
by Mr. Cooper, of Texas. It is claimed
for the measure that by Its enactment
many abuses OF receivership admins
tration would be corrected. Under the
law as construed, no lit'gnnt is ent1-
tied as matter Of right to a jury
trial In court of equity, where re-
ownership suits are always entered.
The bill Is Intended to obviate refer.
ences to masters In chancery and
transferences Of suits to distant
courts.
By tho provisions Of bill intro.
duced to-day by Mr., Gaines. Of Ten
nessee, $4,000 is appropriated for the
purpose OF locating, marking and
properly protecting tho graves OF the
American soldiers killed in the battle
OF New Orleans Representative
Bates, OF Pennsylvania, to-day intro.
duced a bill modifying the employers
liability law so as to meet the de-
5cislon OF the United States supreme
! Court declaring that law unconsttu-
tlonal. 1t is Identical in terms with
the bill introduced yesterday by Sen
ator Knox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
HUNTING in CAROLINA
Lady Member OF the Party Bags
- Wild Turkey.
Especial to The Times Dlspa,ch.]

Especial to The Times -Dispatch]
S GREENSBORO. N. c., January 81
There was an interesting group at the
station yesterday composed of General
John Gill. OF Baltimore; Mr.. L. Dupont.
of Orange. Va. members Of the Croa-
tan Hunting Club, and their guest, Mr..
George Zim. Of Somerset. Va, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jordan, members Of Buck
horn Lodge, but residents of Green's
boro. All but the latter were going
North, returning from several days
hunt last week at their hunting pre-
serves near Manchester, In Cumberland
county.
1t was "a. delightful set OF sports,nen,
for, not only had they enjoyed the out
ing. but success had attended their
sport. AS trophies OF the hunt. General
Gill was kind enough to enumerate as
follows:
I'VE got SIX wild turkeys. one Of
them gobbler Weighing twenty-five
,poun S; eleven woodcock, sixty-three
Spartrldges, seven very fine black bass
and a buck, weighing 1870 pounds.',
MS Mr.. zim did not hesitate to ascribe
great crodit to General Gill ana ex,
Sheriff j, F. Jordan for excellent
craftsmanship, General GILL;" said he
s"although sixty-seven years OF age
kept US all trotttng, an q killed his full
share, being the hero for birds on the
wing. his sight being as true, his ain
as steady and his nerve as perfect as
If he were thirty
Jordan with rifle. She shot and killed
a wild turkey on the wing. flushed
fifty yards away by the dog. She is
the first lady member or guest OF the
club who has ever bagged a Wild tur,
key" IS @ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
BealeD proposals.

Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office OF
Observation-Disclosures Public Printing

Superintendent OF Public Printing,
Richmond. January z. zoos,
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
e FIFTEEN HUMID RED COPIES OF
THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEW
FNTFI VOLUME OF VIRGINIA RE-
PORTS will be received at this office
UP to 10 NJ. THURSDAY, JANUARY
1t tie same time ana place bids
will be received FOR binding. wrap,
ping and labelling nine hundred COPIES
OF the aforementioned books. and
for packing siS hundred copies IN
untolded sheets In substantial wood
en-. boxes. each boy TO contain ths
printed sheets for lo5 complete copies
OF the said book. and to be plainly
marked or labeled on two outer ends
ana on sides, SO as to indicate the
contents thereof.
Printed schedules, on which all bids
vii! be required to be made, VIII be-
furnished on application.
Each bid must be, enclosed tn sealed
envelope. addressed to tho. ssuperin-
tendent of Public Printing. ana
marked proposal" sst sS
Contractors viii be required to
make daily shipment OF carefully
read proof and to furnish bond, With
approved security, for the faithful
performances OF contract, XII N
The right Is reserved to rel ect any
or ali bids. DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent Public printing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
FIX SCHEDULES

National and American Leagues Name
Dates for Games.
CINCINNATI O.. January s.-Al-
though the schedule committee of the
National and American leagues adj
.journed late last night and no official
report was given out, the committee
last night decided upon Tuesday.
April II as the opening date, and
day of the season. The schedule of
each league will call for 1854 champions
ship games.
Immediately after the close of the
REGULAR sea son, the worlds champion
ship games are to start probably on
October 9th. The opening of the
American League was not ascertained.
The official schedules of both leagues
will be announced some time, next
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
JOHN COULoN WON FROM
"KID" MURPHY IN THE TENTH

PEORIA. ILL, January S.-Jo ohm Cou-
Ion. of Chicago, tonight won the de-
ioision over kid" Murphy. Of New
York. In the tenth round of a fight
for the bantamweight championship.
The fight was fast. 1t was mlXup
from start to finish. Coulon took the
lead in the second. and maintained the
advantage through the remaining
gCoulon's favorite lab throughout the
fight, and brought blood from Murphy's
nose In nearly every round. Coulon
while Murphy was badly punished. The
decision was applauded by. the 5000
spectators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Cre,. Called Out.

ITHACA. N. y. January s-One
hundred candidates for the Cornell
crews damned the crewroom In the
armory last night in answer to Coach
Charles E. Courtney's demand for men
to man this years navy.
The first day of regular work
brought out five old varsity men
Stroke Cox. Gavett. Bayer. Crazy and
Bromley. The four members OF the
four-oared we're also in evidence
lCoulson, Seymour. Walsh and Holt. Six
of the members of last years fresh
man crew reported, besides host OF
first-yoar men and other available
candidates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
By "A. J. chewnin. Company
and
A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auct!oneers. =
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NO. 207 EAST TWELFTH STREET,
MANCHESTER. VA.

BY virtue OF o. certain deed OF trust,
dated December s. 1905. of record IN
clerks office Of the Corporation Court
OF the city OF Manchester. Va. In Vol
~. page 354 default having been made
in the payment of portion of the debt.
thereby secured, and being required by
the beneficiary 80 to do. will sell by
auction. upon the premises. on az
IS THURSDAY. JANUARY o. 1905,
at 4 O'clock p. NJ. the property num-
bered as above. which consists OF ait
attractive frame dwelling of eight
rooms. and lot fronting 3a feet on
Twelfth Street by depth of l22 feet
between parallel lines to an alley 90
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray ex !.
penses Of sale and to discharge note OF
s2i. with interest from December 81.
1907: credit as to S24. due 9Th June.
1908. and 1894. due December. 8, l 90 5;
day Of sale for notes Interest added.
and all OF said notes secured BY, deed
OF trust, OF all cash. at the option OF
'i'e : SOL CUTcHINs. Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndcmy-Dnrk.
Bijou-"PlH, PAN. Pouf.''
Jefferson Auditorium-Whitney Broth-
fdlewood-Fcrarps Animal show,
Skating Rink.

Al. II. Wilson sang himself in favor
with two audiences at the Academy
yesterday, q trick which he does now
every season. Mr.. Wilson during the
past several years has won many
admirers In Richmond. He appeals to
that class OF theatregoers to which
a play. even II belonging beyond dis
pute to the real melodrama type.
lis introduced. Metz in the Alps Is
a melodrama. and there is no attempt
to disguise ii. The audience recognizes
il as such before the first act is half
over. But the audience is perfectly
satisfied. for whether melodrama or
song bedecked play as the bills nave
1t. the piece proves just as entertain
ing.
third act, in the rescue scene In the
Alps. Mr. Wilson sings several of his
songs during the action OF the play.
The illuminated chimes. an electrical
effect introduced after the second act.
proved quite little sensation to many
The company was eunlciently capable
to give @ very smooth performance.
Olive Wright, the child in the cast. had
her full share in the success OF the
production.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Fernrl,a animal SHOW

Six excellent acts mako up the pro.
gram at the Ferari Jungle and Trained
Animal Arena this week.
Funny Arthur and his dog and
monkey circus Is laugh provoker, and
is especially interesting for the littla
sea-lions. Captain winston leaving for
a six-months' engagement at the Lon
don Hlppodrome the early past Of next
week.
On Friday the Mothers Club of Ran
a benefit at the Jungle. portion OF
the proceeds from both the afternoon
and evening performances being given
toward the establishment Of library
for the OupilS :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Harvard Won't Row Cornell.

CAMBRIDGE. January s.-Harvard
students made much unfavorable COM
ment yesterday when the athletic COM
mittee announced that Harvard would
mo longer race Cornell oars1nen. Stu
dents resented this because the two
colleges have only raced twice. and
both times the Ithacans were victo-
rioua, Last season was the first time
the crimson tried two spring races, and
the authorities believe the races are
too much effort. The arrangements
whereby Harvard takes on rowing
excuse for dropping Cornell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
wh,tner prothcrs at Jcrer.on.

The famous whitney Brothers. OF
Rochester. n. T.. conceded to be the
Best male quartet on the concert plat.
form. will appear at the Jefferson Ho 30.
tel Auditorium tonight as the tifth
attraction OF the Radcliffe course.
The program arranged for to-nisnt's
offered by similar organizations and
will include not only numbers which,
will entertain the audience, but also
selections OF q character which VIII
fully receive the approval OF the most
cultivated musician.
There has been large advance safe
OF seats and the Indications are that
one Of the largest and most repre-
sentative audiences seen In the JEFF
ferson Auditorium this season Will be
present tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
arhc Lion and the ,Iou.e.r

1.-THE Lion and the Mouse" will be
presented at the Academy Tomorrow
night and Saturday, matinee and night.
with company Of exceptional strength
stage accessories. The play was writ
ten by Charles Klein and deals with
a theme that has human nature as its
keynote. the conspicuous element that
Mr.. Klein has SO wildly pictured repre-
eyed interests OF the country are eA-
erting on the social and financial
phases Of life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Gri1ro 10 Fight McClusky,

NEW YORK. January Skid Gr,ffo
and Blink McCmsky will meet In the
star bout at the stag of the Long
Acre a, c. tonight. Critic he's trainsd
srenorta himself In tire best of cnrdi-
ton. George Hoev win meet Your
Guarlni. and Fred Bradley will fight
5s,S rounds with Young Stern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
NEW YOIlIS NATIONALS
MUST PAY $1,000 FINT.

CINCINNATI. January S.--The Ma
tional Baseball Commission, In session
here to-day. wired President John T..
Erush. OF the New York National
League Club that he must pay within
~ week the $1,000 fine assessed against
that club last winter for refusing to
play at New Orleans according to
agreement. The fine was for damages
ella med because OF the failure OF the
New York team to play the scheduled
games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Moss "a cnrtni, Lyncbburg.

Ia rspsc,a, to The Times-D'spatch.1
8lYNruBURG. VA. January S.-The an.
not1ncement that Moss. last years mannee'
III the Portsmouth team.tis5 to NAV short erd
contain theslc"el team next season. has been
hailed with de,'rht hvLthe local fans. Moss
was the leading ShortNsldar IN the league
last wear. ana lie battad Mt .ca1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
BY A. J. Chewing COMPANY
and
A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE
OF
NO. zoe EAST ELEVENTH STREET.
MANCHESTER. VA.

z & = 4 q T Z
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated December 6. 1905. OF record III
the clerks office OF the Manchester
CORPORATION Court. in Vol. 81 page ISL.
default having been made In the nay
secured. ind being required by tht
beneficiary SO to do. will sell by aus.
ton. upon the premises on
THURSDAY. JANUARY o. 1908.
at 4 o'clock P. NJ. the property num-.
hered as above. which consists Of de.
tached frame dwelling and lot front.
ing 80 feet on Eleventh Street by
depth of let feet to an alley 10 feel
wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defra,
expenses Of sale and to discharge
note for the sum of 50. due December
s. 1907: credit as to 50. due 9Th June,
1905. and 1903. due December 6. 190Sl
balance at one and two years from daJ
OF sale for notes. interest added. and
all of said notes secured by deed Of
trust. or all cash. at the option OF thu
purchaser
SOL CuTCHINS, Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
OWEN MORAN LEAVES
FOR NEW YORK

SAN FRANCISCO January s.--owen
Moran. ACCOMPANIED by Charley Harr..
Wickers. left for New York last night.
The British fighter. did not quit the
coast, however, Without giving Attell
a last verbal jab. The two met last
night. and something like this fol-
lowed:
so you are going East said At
tell.
eyes. II have ten-weeks' theatrical
engagement. see no more soft things
around here to pick up
Abe, and he flashed q Telegram. u
have a theatrical offer myself"
That's fine retorted Moran. ..Ac-
ceptit and we will spar together. Lots
Of money In. that. Abe, Easler than
taking on those soft ones like the
last one YOU had"
Abe gave it up. After HIS theatrical
= tour Moran will likely take on Delnont
In Boston, after that, O'Tnole In Phila-
delphia. Attell has received over
lures for a match with Frankie Neil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
VIRGINIA MINOR LEAGUE
IS TURNED DOWN

4 CLEVELAND. January Sat the
meeting to-day OF the national board
OF arbitration for minor Leagues the
protection recently granted over Pc !.
tersburg, Newport News. SUFFOLK and
Phoebus. of the Old Dominion League.
was withdrawn by the, board when ~
being asked for by persons mixed up
in al. Lawson's OUTLAW" league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
BRENT TO RACE AGAIN.
Boys Race Also to BE Pulled or TX. Morrow


For the frat time In many weeks John p.
Erent the champion roller skater OF Vtr-
giria, viii! be seen In contest at the rink
on Friday night. Aga nst him will be op-
peIlman. the fast Lynchburs skater. and
several other fast local skaters. boys
Harrison and others. will also pulled off.
Tie pictures a. the rink this week are very
interesting. and are up to the usual high
standard always seen there.