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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
''EI LazO de Oro''

Como habfsmog anunciado el IuneI lle'
vkEonBo 4 efsCto las sleceioneI para ID nue.
VR directive de e1ta GICiOdad, Il que hS de
regiE loI deltinon dc la miIma, Te1ultando
elsctoB poF maYoria lo8 Isiioros uiguienten:
PFeIidente don Juan Audin0t, vice
pTesidente: don Genaro C6rdova, uscTeta'
rio (FeoleCto) don Juan Vera MaduFo,
teIOFOro: dan Lorenzo Gonzalo, vocaleg;
don Manuel RamoB, don HsEminio Mira
bal, don Gavino Troncoso, don PiIar RI.
vOs y don Mario NiRaBaI, acoTdkndoGs
para ID tomR de pouosi6n, o. dfs 8 dc
Mario.
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Y teniendo rapido exito suta compa1fa,
seFvir6 40 egtfmulo & IoB pairano8 que
po1eon pequsfiOs Capitale1, para mir 61to8
, con Gllon organism otras companfa1 CO.
PAGES de entEAE o. Combate alberto con lo1
trusts.
PoE 10 pFonto tenemoS ~ una a b0Rda.
dor que d. vida much9G deoenarsv Gle "a.
ioFitaG, Cd otra AEucaEsRa que uo1tisns
baAtanteg jornalsTos, d que ha motiVado
Al NAL alifado aEtfculo, gus SostsndrE IN
COnOCido ndmsrO de pE0letagio1, cuando
iniCis rus trabeioa.
seA osta principle dc movimisnto patEi6'
tiCo, 81 critic do d ioTnada sCon6mica, dado
en- q campo Dc Les iuutaI ambitiOnel na'
twas
gsO6ndenIo 30 excoptiCismo1, 1in dsva.
nsos, MIN t0moreI puail6nineg, Din 9uCtuG'
cionos. tOdOl elOl que tienen polihlal para
hacsEIo.
Iodo1 nueItrca compatEiotaI con caUda'
lel, I0n LOS dnicoa aoldados con one Cusnts
Puslto Rico, ca c1to gran oOmbats que Ss
hR dc libTRE, para que no usa tEagado poE
LAD deImoBuRadn- ambicioneI do loG trusts.
S0umplirGn 90 dsb0E3
Enriqus Rosario Ortis.
Cd Pa!saa gus e-a smpra-a b uiiao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
R!p6LrGna d Sa jan.

Hemos viGto los nuevo1 cuadGoS clauif.
oando loo csballos que hnn corEido an 81
hip6dFomo de slts capital.
ApIaudimo8 81 sCieEto de- los hanCgicnpero
do Ia naOCiaCi6n, pueI de eGB modo los C..
bRlloB de erto pals 80 aCoBtumbEaFGn CO.
EPer mayoTes diGtanCia1.
LNI diStancia1 De lol cuadrou, son:
$50 mOtrol, cabslIOs que no han c0EEido
en- hip6dTomo, ] milla primer cuadro,
1000 metros usgunto Cuadro, 1900 me.
tros taTcsr cuadFo, 1900 mstEos cuAEto
cuadro, una milla, quinto CuadTo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
/ PELAYO NAeIO En- PONCE

ESta mafianA % suuoit6 una gran diuOu'
sion CON motive de Ia fo1ta que van
celsbrar IOl monfEquioos v ambion nobEs
81 PeIayo hAbis naCido a AGtuFiag Cen
donda los FopQblicanog g cuentan poE mi.
leal 8 en Ponce. 20 astuFiOEo De = Es'
pa69la die que On ests dltimo pueblo ,
-Arrivi dice que no hay p'nadie con Jou
1000 coICh1nGl qus Ysnde 4 81.75. u
question es dud0l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
NOtas hfpiCas

Diosn de San German, que Il inaugura.
Ci6n dol hip6dromo de la minma ciudad g
llsVar6 efecto 81 % de FebrsFo, dis de
Washington.
-Sa Aleguro que los afCionadoB & las
feltaa hfpicaG hstaE6u an tEen desde San
juan para COnCurriF & Il Inauguration.
-VaEia5 dusHon de cabnlloS dc asta CO.
pital, llOvaF6n Campeonea 4 San Gsrm6u,
para diUputar lO1 pFemio8 , lRs gloTian
Ponce llevaE6 vGFio1 Campeonsg y
qui6n gabe 81 cRmpeonss Capitala1ou , pom
Oefion IIeven % palisa de los Caballos il.
bAIitoB egCondidoI On San German.
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EsorIto doI Altorn0y general.

81 iusz municipal dc OoguaB senior
Vargna ds u Ooncha ha diFigido I'D ouoEi
to d Honorable attorney general pidiendo
que 30 nombTs IN uez especial q1e On.
tiendR ca Ia dOnunCia poE ibslo formula
do por 81 contra Luis Polo Garcia A1oI'
70 Hernandez Duefl1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
TARIETAS POSTALES.

Editor Il por mayor. Noyedodal {
diario. Artistag, e1Csnas apafola1, stC.
etc, SERVINGS PsdidoB: buenas EefsEsnCiau.
PidGn eat6tegO1 MADRID POSTAL, AL
GALS Q. Madrid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
lNDoRsE. C oLLEGE TRUSTEES
Methodist Ministers OF Norfolk Express.
Confidence In BOnrd. FL

Methodist ministers OF Norfolk Express.
Confidence In Bonrd.
NORFOLK, VA, July 13.-The Meth-
odist preachers OF this section, at their
heard the report Of their committee
appointed last Monday to draft resolu-
tions expressing the sentiment OF the
meeting on the question, Ct the owners
ship of the Randolph-Macon College
and system of schools.
After discussion and amendment the
ministers adopted the same by practi-
.cally unanimous vote. the only ohjec-
ftion that developed to the resolutions
as reported by the committee being as
to the phraseology. RI
AS adopted the resolutions express
confidence In the trustees of, thu. coll
lege,S andaask the churches Nofi the Yir-
usual. and make the years contrIbu-
ton toward the support OF the Ran
system, and they also call
upon the trustees to meet at the most
opportune time and take. such. steps
as will give the Methodist Church.
South, tho moral and legal ownership
OF the Randolph-Ma educational
systen-Which, It Is thought, may Y, be
ter Of the institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
TWO DOUBTFUL STATES
Situations Developing
Indiana and Ohio.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
Num-
washington. D. c., July IS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July Is.
There is excellent ground for the be-
lief that Representative Theodore F..
Burton will be a candidate for the seat
which Joseph Benson Foraker now oc-
gcupies as United states Senator from
Ohio. Foraker's term expires on
March 8, 1903.
en- 1t has been reported that the Taft
adherents are making every effort TO
effect perfect reconciliation between
THE Judge and the Senator, and it ~
known that the Foraker people have
8heen trying TO induce Taft and his
Iieutenants to let it be known that
they are for the reelection of Foraker
to the Senate.
szss5 May he Democratic.
a. few days ago Foraker denied en-
phatically that any agreement looking
ito his return to the Senate had been
made, and there is no doubt that he
spoke the truth. There IS little If any
doubt that Rurton's candidacy FOR
the place in the Senate will be an
rolnced. and that 1t will have the
hearty support Of Judge Taft and The
dore Roosevelt. 1t is not believed TO,
N moment Ny Democrats and iudlcially
minded observers OF the situation IN
Ohio that the Republicans could carr,
the Buckeye State with healthy ,hgh
@ between M. Foraker and Mr.. Burtor
an progress during the presidential
+ campatgrss In other words, II Mr.. Bur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
GRIMES BAL Terry
MARCHING 1 c |: I { HERE
Portsmouth Command to Be En-
tertained in Richmond BY
Howitzers.

Grimes Battery, First Battalion, vir-
einia Artillery. OF Portsmouth. lett
Sunday morning on the march to
Richmond, and will proaablys arrive
here late Thursday evening or Friday
Inorning The men are in heavy march.
Ing order, anG have wagon train bor-
rowod from the artillery. communal Mt
Fort Monroe, In which the provisions
and other heavy goods arc carried.
The command is Following tho same
route taksia Ivy the Howitzers on tho
march Ito Camp John Slnisl, at tito
jamestown IiApcsition Grounds last
GUNNER
+ While Captain Myers, OF the How
itzers, has not been notified officially
Of the arrivaleof the Portsmouth artil-
lerymen, he will in the next day or two
get in communication with them. and
Will provide some form OF entertnin-
rent for the visitors upon their arr
rival. Captain Myers at present has
no idea OF what will be done. rs It de-
rends entirely upon how long the Wis
it:nE' battery can stay. The commend
will return to Portsmouth by steamer.
Fitz Lee Camp to Elect nelcs,,tes.
Fitz Lee Camp, Spanish War veter-
ans, will hold an important meeting
this afternoon at 6 o'clock In the law
Office OF r. e. Peyton, Merchants Ma
tional Bank building, for the election
OF delegates and alternates to the ma
tional encampment at Boston, Septem-
Der LIST to 5th. It is probable that a
camp surgeon Will be appointed and
q permanent place for meeting agreed
upon.
Captain David w. Lcary. Jr., and
First Lieutenant H. Carl Boschen. OF
Company B. and Second Lieutenant
Drewry Bowles, OF Company A, Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues. have been
examined for their respective commits
sions by Adjutant-General Anderson.
They were recently elected and are now
filling the positions. but have not yet
received their commissions. The result
of the examination has not been an
nounced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
HAIL SOVEREIGN FIRST

BRIGHTON BEACH, n. l.. July Ia
August Bslmonts Half Sovereign, an
added starter. won the first race, a
at six furlongs, to-day, de-
feating a good field of horses.
Black Oak proved Il big surprise
when he won the fourth race, handl-
Summaries:
First race-handicap:st hrec-year-old
and up; SIX furlongs-Halt Sovereign
do to ~ first. King Cobalt Is TO S.
place. second. Dreamer u to 2, show
third. Time. 1:l2 2-5.
). Second, race-two- year. olds; selling:
Short Cut e to I. place. second. Han
onia (even, show third. Time. 100 a-5.
Third race-mares and geldings;
four-year-olds and up: one mile and n
sixteenth-cressina4 70 - first, Beau
clere GO to 10. place) second, Moon
shine g to s. show third. Time,
LAT.
Fourth racc-three-year-ol and up;
mile and observation-disclosures Oak I2
to ~ first. Question Mark C to 5.
place. second. D'Arkle a to l. show
third Time. AS 3-5.
Fifth race--stecplechase about two
miles-Jimmy Lime Il to q first.
Prince OF Pilsen Il to 8, p1ace) sec
ond. Jim McGill (out. to show third.
Time, 1857.
Sixth race-three-year-o and up.
ward; selling; one mile and a sixteenth
-. Ills Dale q to q first. Lally Is
to I, plate)S second. Colonel White (out,
show third Time. LAT is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
GRIMES BATTERY ON MARCH
Tramping From Portsmouth to Rich
lnOnd and VIII Get Here Friday.

lnond and VIII Get Here Friday.
Especial to The Ttmes- Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, VA, July 3.-W lille most
Of Portsmouth was IN slumberland yes
terday morning, Captain Harry A..
|Brlnkley, commanding Grimes Bat
terry and his men. left the city on their g,
tramp to Richmond Accompanying the
battery was wagon train. loaned
them from Fort Monroe, . which ~ ear ear
men left In heavy marching order,
The command reached Suffolk yes :
Bright and early this morning they res
|sumed their march. and to.night they y ! !.
to reach Waverly and 9on Wednesday
the command will reach petersburg.
Thursday the soldlersSwill break camp
and proceed to Richmond. They en-
pect to arrive there the same day. t,ri-
day the worn -out boys vii ~ embark
aboard a steamer and come home,
heaching here Saturday. al !,
Tho march Is to.acauaint. the sold ers
with military tactics as In Lines OF,
war At each stop q lecture VIII il be
made by the officers to their men on
military subjects, r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
SENDS MIR. nRoueHroN DOWN.
tSon-in-La,y OF Rogers Looking Over
the yIrSimtnn System.

son-in-Law OF Rogers Looking Over
the yIrEiminn System.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.3
NORFOLK, VA, July 13:-H enry Il.
Rogers's big steam yacht Kanawha arr
rived here this morning from New
York: bringing down Urban Il, Brongh :
ton, Mr.. Rogers's son-in-laW and some ,,,.
others who are interested in the Viz
ginian Railway. The party after land.
ing repaired to the general offices Of
the road in the National Bank OF Com
merce building. There the. visitors as.
isembled, together with Raymond Du-
puy, vice-president and general man
Iager; Purchasing Agent H. F, Rei Z; IT
Auditor Fred G. Uhlman. CHIEF Clerk
to the Vice President Francis g. RUS
sell. Norfolk Counsel Walter II. Taylor,
.Jr.. and others Of the vfrgini,aany fam m,
lily. to hold meeting OF the directors.
Mr.. Broughton came down to go over
the entire read includln'E the west q
Norfolk about eight days hence. Vice
President Dupuy and perhaps chief e., T En- !,
Superintendent Ge Gorge Reith and others
are expected to accompany him. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
FOR NEW BUILDING

Permits Issucr for Another Broad
Street Garage aud Residences.
Permits for buildings and repairs
were Issued yesterday from the office
of Building Inspector Beck to the
following.
c. a. Brown. to erect brick garage
on the south side OF Broad Street. be-.
tween Lombardy and Allen Avenue.
Emma c. and H. P. Atkins. to erect
a hree-story brick residence at No.
2206 Grove Avenue.
c. NJ. A1ahoney, to repair brick
dwelling at No. 22O North Eighteenth
Street; cost. $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
CAME NEAR BEING DROWNED.
Clerk Smith, HI. Children ma Mr.. Wi

| z
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July Ia
Clerk OF the Courts D. g. Smith, his
son Nelson. two other children and
Mr.. Williams, tobacconist OF Rich
mond, narrowly escaped drowning yes
The party had gone out in Mr..
Smiths boat from his country home
on the James River, when the boat
capsiZed. The men got the children
on the bottom Of the boat, which was
about three miles out in the stream.
and managed to cling on themselves.
After. being In the water nearly an
hour, they finally attracted the atten-
ton of an oyster watchman, who Is
deaf and dumb. and was sleeping at
the time. but who was awakened by
dreaming that he was capsized in a
storm.
All OF the occupants OF the capsized
boat escaped without injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
ADJUSTMENTS

I772I@1 NEW 13lII NJ 7KuItWOtU. - ~
Large crowds attended the first performs
ance OF the vaudeville offerings ut the Idle
wood Casino last night. The cast. which ID
up to the, usual standard. consists of the
Four Girly Girls; Connors and Adebert. In
hlack-faced song and dance; Harry les
ter. ventriloquist. and the Merry Widow
waltz craze in moving pictures.
The usual amusements offered are taking
unusually we'll this week on account OF the
fact that large crowds come to the park
every night TO seek ralief from the heat
The swimming pool. which has lately been
more popular than ever. has been greatly
improved Two large pumps have been In
stelled so that 1t can DO drained and refilled
within the Space of a few minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
DIFFERENT NOW.
Athlete Finds BETTER Training Food.

It was formerly the belief that to be-
come strong. athletes must eat plenty
OF meats.
This is all out Of date now, and many
trainers feed athletes on the Well
known food, Grape-Nuts, made OF
wheat and barley, and cut the meat
Three years ago." writes Michi-
gan man. "having become Interested In
athletics. ! found would have to stop
eating pastry and some other kinds OF
food, Z
~ got some Grape-Nuts and was
soon eating the food at every meal. for
Ifound that when went on the track,
] felt more livslya and active. II
Later. began also to drink Postum
In place OF coffee and the way gained
muscle and strength on this diet was
certainly great, On the day of a field
meet IN June | weighed 124 pounds.
On the opening Of the football season
in September. l weighed l4O, ! attri-
buted my fine condition and good work
70 tho discontinuaton Of improper food
and coffee, and the using Of Grape Nuts
and postum. my PRINCIPAL diet during
training season being Grape-Nuts.
BEFORE ! used Grape-Nuts ! never
's''. 49, ~ -.''v NV 1tHE ---dtWayS kinu
Of out Of sorts with my stomach. but
now whnn rise feel good, and after
q breakfast largely OF Grape-Nuta with
cream and cup 81 Postnm l feel like
9 now man. "rbcrea d Reaaon.n
&. Name given by Postum CO.. Battle
cfeks Mich, Read 'rrhe Road to Well
Vile. IN pksM
Ever rend the above letter, A new
nns appfars fran time to time. They
ars natsas, true, and tpll ~ hunlau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
Fell Fro,n Street Car.

Junius Campbell (colored), of No. 1o5
coutts Street. was badly hurt yesterday
evening by falling from a street car at
Fourth and broad Streets where he at
tempted to aliaht, before tho car had stop
ped moving. He split HIS chin and dslo-
Gated his jawbone. DR.. Scott, of the city
ambulance, gave him tho first necessary at
tention. and he was then taken to the vir-
GINA HosDital 'Ha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
THANKFUL FOR THICK SKULL
Jim Logan Receives Pnrt of the World
Against His iirnu, t5uU Kccovcrs

Jim Logan Receives Pnrt of the World
Against His Hrnd, But Receivers,
Jim Logan (colored) Is probably thanking
his stars that his skull Is thick, for had It
been OF thinner and less durable material
he would now be resting In peace with his
fathers. Jim was assaulted last night at
Thirteenth and Marshall Streets by another
negro. who used the biggest rocks he could
fnd. One struck Jim on one side OF the
the bystanders thought he had given up tho
ghost and departed for tina realms Of bliss.
When DR.. Scott. Of the city ambulance. ar
tlon however. he could not find even dent.
Jim's skull was whole-but bruised on the
tives, and James looked up with an UNDER
standing gaze "Knowed some fool niger
been playin' roun here" he said, and arose
from his cobblestone bed. He went home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
ROUGH MIGHT. I'M CELL

Woman Created wild Disorder Mt First
Stntion--W0uld Not Shut Up.
Lott Jones wept bitterly MS she was
escorted into the First Police Station
last night on charge OF drunkenness,
and insisted, amid her tears, that she
was not the least Intoxicated. She
switched her Bingham across the floor
several times in rapid succession, and
the officers felt sorry FOR her--but she
was certainly under the influence. From
Captain Whitlock down to an humble
outsider she called on all within reach
Of her voice to come to her assistance
and ball her.
won't you bail me? For Gawd's
sake, please bail me. amt never
done nobody no harm" But even her
grammar was useless. Officer Bradley
sighed Us she went back to cell.
"Good-by." she sobbed. heart-broken-
tly; "good-by."
Back in the, cell she screeched; she
sobbed and moaned,y cursed and prayed.
She played the last tattoo on the cell
door. She woke up, all the other prs-.
toners, and their curses mingled with
hers; -, an,
the sake OF your hope in eternal peace
hereafter. please shut up. Wat you
cryin' for? Amt wit you?" But the
more the other prisoners besought for
silence. the more poor Lou stirred It
with her noise. She was doped up on
cocaine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
To Carolina TO Wed.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. July ls.-John
Lipscomb Patterson, formerly Of Berk-
Miss Eth oil Ainsworth, of Cottage Place.
Portsmouth, were married. on Satur-
day at Elizabeth City, N. c.. by the
Rev w. r. Haight. The happy couple
day, and will make their home for the
present ut Cottage Place. The bride
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Ainsworth. and Is an accomplished and
popular young lady, while the groom Is
the son of the late w r. J.tand Mrs.
Cherry Patterson. OF Berkeley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
LEFT HOME. IN DANvlLLE
Catherine Ingram. INTERCHANGEABLE Run.
away. Located Here by Friend.

Catherine Ingram. a young girl OF eigh-
teen years of age. arrested last night
as a fugitive from Justice from Danvlle.
In addition. she was charged with being
incorrigible. Though arrested in the Second
District she was locked in the First Police
Station, where there are special Accommoda-
stions for women. III
The young woman was found here by! j.
D. Jordan. an employe of the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company. friend OF the
". Ingram. had written. She was located
In lakewood last night and turned over to
the police authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
STABBED SEVEN TIMES

Frank Hin {Colored) Lies In City Hospital
In Precarious Condition.
Stabbed seven times by another negro
Frank Hill. OF No. 100 North Seventeenth
Street, lies in dangerous condition in the
city hospital. He was stabbed twice in the
back twice In the shoulder. twice In
the left arm and once In the side.
He was taken into nearby drug store,
but nearly bled to death before the
arrival OF the ambulance with DR.. Scott
IN charge. He could not name his assail-
ant, and was able to give little about the
circumstances that led up to the ARRAY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
BRYAN MAKES DENIAL
Never snid He Would Not vote for a
CONFERENCE.-The Record.

N 17T- 8 OUHIcUcfHtc"-11IS NCCOfUs 14T
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1 i
SALISBURY, N. Gu July 13.-William
bury Evening Post to-day denying the
statements made by Thomas u. Wat
son. Of Georgia, alleging that Bryan
had stated when In Congress that he
could not and would not vote for a
Confederate veteran. ,5S
Mr.. Bryan states that he did vote
for a Confederate veteran for Speaker
OF the House three times in the Fifty
second and Fifty-third Congresses;
that he recommended a veteran for a
post-ot1ice while In Congress, and that
he sustained the best Of relations with
veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
srift Creek Ia s,rIft

rSp-clol t. Tho Times Dispatclll
PETERSBURG. VA, July 13.-Base-
ball Is contagious, and the country
been vaccinated. is down with the dis
ease. Swift Creek has organized a
team that took all the starch out OF
the Norfolk and Western nine. with q
score OF to s.
Batteries--Swift Creek. Campbell and
Clark: Norfolk and Western, Beasley
and @Drewry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
! SHARP INDICTED AGAIN.
Former Member Of 5P0whntnn Guard
Charged With Firing Tavern.

the PowRatan a 1ia ~ 81 the Jamestown
Exposition Company, who, I sal eyed,
applied the torch to the % d-Tlme
Tavern" In tho Exposit lion Grounds,
months ago was again indicted in the
Norfolk county Gircuit Court to-day
by the special grand Jury Sharp WAS
Indicted some time az o, " q ef fec z
week, when the case was ca led "a Il
5tria 'rhi s caused the sC nlrnonw eal hts
attorney to have lag case no lie -
s, Eng anot !yFy aIa 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14

the locals to put four runs over the
pan. and Hagerstown's hopes went
Rlimnlering. "Cy" Mcdonald knocked
q home run with one on base In the
game Until the fatal seventh and Mii-
Ter hal the locals guessing. Cantwcll,
while batted freely. managed to keep
the hits we'll scattered
batteries; Winchester Cantwell and
Duffy; Hagerstown. Miller and Slmp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAG uE.

Special to THE Tlmes- Dispatch.l
q RALEIGH, N. O., July 1S.-On their
team walked away with the game, K
to 0. Flynn, Whining ton's left f,elder,
made a running catch Of q ball that
had passed over his Il, head q N g way
q Score by innings; r, II, u,
Raletgll 0 o. o o 0 90 0---O ~ q
end Wrenn, 5Umpira, Henderson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
CITY Attorney Pollard oualif,es,

on the tenth anniversary OF his first quail
ifcation as attorney OF the city Of Rich
mond, Mr.. Henry r. Pollard appeared before
City Clerk Ben T. August yesterday after
noon and took the oath OF office for the
term to which he was recently reelected.
Mr.. Pollard succeeded Hon. G. v. Mere
dith rs City Attorney. his first election be-
Ing made by the Council without his knowl-
edge and while he was out OF the city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
:,a.dered senselcss by Blow.

". w. Griffith and E. NJ. Burke were ar
rested last night on charge of lighting
In the street Griffith was struck over the
head with heavy stick. and was rendered
senseless by the blow.
Shepperd Epps (colored) was arrested on
q charge OF being drunk and disorderIy and
Violently resisting Policeman Warmer.
John W. Johnson fcnlored) was arrested
on charge of stealing tin number sign
for single-horss wa gon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14

HIS letter OF acceptance that when his
term OF service Ia closing--if he Is
eiected--he will Ia no mnnncr nttompti
ltn select his successor. The Senator
secs q menace in this matter OF resi-
duary legateeship" rendered all tho
more dangerous as the result CT tile
precedent lust established, III