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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

WANTED--THf. FISCAL DEF : R'r
,nent of the Continental Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph Company
wants to eng gage men 70 solicit bust
ness in every town IN Virginia, Ad-
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DRlp WRHullRu- D ElItutf>
WAITED, WH1TE WOMAN TO COOK
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WASTED, TWO WATERS, KITCHEN
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HOTEL
WANTED. ENPER1EN CED sTENOG-
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AGENTS-s50 WEEKLY; W p MANI
facture the best needle case made;
wonderful seller; 200 TO 500 per
cent. profit: talking unnecessary: our
convrighted trust scheme" envel-
opes s do the work; general agents
can make over 800 weekly; send &C
postage and packing1 for free e., 2s 3,
from tn e factory at whole sale. Patty
NEEDLE CO. 81 Union So, somer-
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FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE FUR
nisfed room: new building: private
family. bath. hot and cold water.
electric lights: strictly modern; yes.
car service: reasonable: gentleman
only. 2Il0 East Broad Street. first
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SOLICITOR ON HIGH
class propositions; must be expert
enced and of good app earance. Ap-
ply 500 Commonwealth Bank Build
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SALESMAN TO COVER
Virginia with staple line; high COM
missions, with $500 monthly adj
vance; permanent position to right
man. JESS. II. SMITH CO., Detroit.
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WANTED-SALESM
gold window letters, novelty signs
and changeable signs; catalogue free,
SULLIVAN CO, l05 w. Van Buren,
l,ic (
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SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL GRO
GERS, druggists. confectioners: sl25
monthly and expenses. CALlt0ENl.h
Gnru,en Ct outs Mo.
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a cLEAN. COMFORTABLE BED. SOC;
Ice water. bath, phone free. quiet
refned neighborhood centrally 10.
Gated; detached house; rooms COOL
Anuly 1902 East Clay. Madison
an2h-I4
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SCI FIRST DAY MADE By FIRST
agent for new furniture polish, with
special polishing cloth: advertising
81 Reading. Pa
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or ,tnfurnished eight-room house. on
West Avenue: newly papered; cleo
tricity gas, and all modern convent
enres. Address ll2S West Avenue
phone Madison 35l5.
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TARGE HANDSOME FURNISHED
rooms: frst-class board; reasonable
Apply 1101 East Clay. f
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THREE LARGE SECOND FLOOR
front rooms. bath ana an consen,'
enrss. AppIv Si3 West Grace street.
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WANTED Is WHITE AND COLoRED
Women cooks. general workers.
good wages. MARTIN & CO, sls
L, Broad ST.
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LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS ApJol mn. :
bath: fronting shady. porch; private
res,dcnce. half block Of park; to
gentlemen for lodging; very reason :
able: board convenient. Apply ols
Moth iT,yenty.secOnd st.
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FOR RENT, TWO LARGE CONNECT
mo rooms. hall and bath on same
HGor Amply 63S North Eighth st.
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DON'T ACCEPT AN AGENCY UNTIL
you get my sam pies and Earticulars
money makers. Address SAiMAN,
son SaNrnan Bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
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sAI.ESM EN- WANTED--ELEGAN
side line; 25 per cent. commission:
sells all classes OF trade. CENTURY
MFG co. 735 South Kedzte, Chi
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MONEY AND SUCCESS RIGHT FROM
the start selling our guaranteed
HOSIERY. write at once for rarticu-
lars. GUARANTEED HOSIERY
MILLS CIncorporatedl. Address
Philad elphia Office. 437 German Thea
tre Rlds Philaaelphin. Pa.
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FOR RENT. FIRST FLOOR ROOMS;
furnished or unfinished; near bath;
cheap to reliable tenant; West End
Address C $50 care Times-Dlspatch.
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WANT ED TRAVELLING SALESMAN
for Virginia: s25 per weeI and ex.
penses and 81 per keg bonus: years
contract to desirable man with refer
ence. CROWN CIDER CO.. 2oi D.
Commercial St, st. Louis, MO.
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FOR RENT. A LARGE COOL HALL
room in private family: well furnish
ed and centrally located. Reference
exchanged. Address + 46i, care
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ONE OR SEVERAL ROOMS FOR RENT
for summer; Grace. near Madison
Address f 46s, care Times-Dispatch.
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\ ZEN T S--MARNELoUS CAREER
Theodore Roosevelt; new book: ac-
count European and American recep-
ton; OUTFIT ready: free to workers;
hest terms. ZIEGLER COMPANY.
Chicago
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WANTED. A COUPLE FOR NICE
rooms: private family: bath and
phone. Apply MRS. LEWIS, 1914
+ jJapovcr Avenue.
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FOR RENT, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
bath and phone. Madison 1s27-l'
Ola East Main.
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@uluitors anu @alrslneI,.

STOCK SALESMAN. CALL
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Bank Building
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'BoOsT' YOUR TOWN = EXPERI.
cnced newspaper writer and town
booster" viii be open for new
enlightenment &ay 20. C.. W. GRO
XlEE. Clpveinnd M4.a
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AGENTS, SELL GENUINE GUARAS-
teed hose; 20 per cent profit; make
500 a day: live agents and beginners,
Investigate. STRONG KNIT. Box
4o29, West Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR- RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS:
hath and electric lights; one block
from car line. Apply ia Virginia
Ayenue Barton Heights.
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR CoMMIs-
sion The greatest agents seller
ever produced: every user of pen and
ink buys 1t on sight; 200 to 500 per
cent. profit; one agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days: anoth-
er s32 In two hours. MONROE MEG.
co x 60 La Crosse. WIS.
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WANTED, TO BUY NORTH or J.ANTEs
River cattle, mich cows and calves;
will buy hogs il healthy c. p.
SMITH, IS NorthNinth Street, phone
Madison 2114-J.
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FLAT or -FOUR ROOMS. bath, pantry;
furnished or unfurnished until hu-
gust 30; cheap. Apply 22l6 Stuart
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AGENTS.. SEND FOR FREE COPY OF
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with money making plans; mo-
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Court: pointers TO agents; every
agent in the United states should
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DAYTON O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
! AROUND THE HOTELS.

Cox. Miss sallie Cox. Farmville: II L
Barlow, Norfolk; j. j. Weaver, Norfolk;
Il. II. Pedigo, Roanoke; q. r. Hood,
Yale: Mr. and Mrs. George II. GLADDEN.,
Dendron; Z. H. Poindexter, Fredericks
Hall. T. Williamson. Virginia; w: c.
Young, Norfolk; Henry Holheimer, Nor
folk: Ed. Rohen. Norfolk; e. r. Hughes.
Lynchburg; e. F. Cage. South Boston,
Hampden wilson, Cluster Springs; NJ.
w Healy, Gloucester county; n. L.
Gregory. Virginia; L. a. Anderson,
Luxembourg; W. D. Langhorne, Lynch
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Luck. Jr..
Roanoke: T. S. Dawson, Scottsville: A.
s. Cross. Caroline.
Northumberland T. Yates. Lynch
burg; w. II. Russell, clarksville; Ben
+. Masengill. Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs
Rice Ciwynn, Danville; j. NJ. Warren,
Virginia: w j. Burton. Farmyille;
james Morrison. Lynchburg.
gton-Claude E. Matthews, VIZ
glnia; s. a; Burgess. Virginia: A B.
lumbia: II. G. Jones, Bedford: NJ. B;
Lamberth. Gloucester county; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. J. Lowe, Saliva; W. Archer,
Norfolk; S. P. Alspaugh. Burkeville:
T. S. Garrett Hanover; James W..
Thorn. South Boston; +. G. Dawson.
Scottsville
Davis-Mrs. c. H. Matthews and chill
dren, Cobham Wharf; r. j. Gaylord.
City county: q. V. Blanks. Charles City
county: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. McClelland.
Natural Bridge,
Gilbert-s. S. Smith. Mineral; John
r. Moss; Newport News VS.; ", 2. Bal,
Mrs. T. F. Goodman, Miss NJ. c. Good
man, Varina; C. D. Epes. Nottoway
Park-Harvey Hitchcock, Dinwiddie;
Il. Stewart Cromwell, Norfolk.
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Democratic hopes of carrying Maine
have always been denominated as
rainbow chasing by the opposite
party" said resident OF the State IN
the city last night. But this year 1t
looks like a reality.
For considerably more than half a
century the prohibition question has
disturbed the politics of Maine. 1t has
been made the political football, and
has several times nearly wrecked the
Republican party in spite of Its
naturally stronghold and large ma
tority there. For example. in 1905 the
democratic nominee for Governor. run
ming on a platform of resubmission Of
the prohibition amendment to the state
Constitution TO the people, came with
In very small margin of carrying
the state. and only few weeks later
Taft carried Maine by an overwhelni-
Ing majority. This indicated that the
State was largely Republican, while
the people are nearly evenly divided
on prohibition. In fact. had 1t not been
for the party whip. the vets would
have won.
This same question may result In a
Democratic Legislatures .his year Such
n result is regarded as not at all i'm
probable, with Democratic candidates
years OF prohibition the question Is
not settled.
yirginians ut the Hotels.
JeHers on. P. D. Berry. Virginia.;
G. T. Boisseau. Dinwiddie: Miss Esther
Lyon. Ciarksville: Mr.. and Mrs. I: d.
Scott. Virginia, E. Q. Conkling. Nor
folk; Misses Pell. Warrenton; Nelson
Pell, Warrenton; Mrs. Nelson Pell.
Warrenton.
News: DR.. w. w. Rhudy Marion; c. w.
Daniel, Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ.
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.ROWERS DIVIDED
FOR REGAT | A
Sides Chosen Up by Club for
Last Event on James River
on September 8.

The membership, of the Virginia
Boat Club was divided yesterday into
two sides, under leaders selected last
Saturday. to compete in the Members
Regatta" to be held on James River
called the Whites" and the Reds"
and will row against each other ex-
actly as If there were two clubs COM
peting.
The White team. under the leader
ship OF Captain w. L. Gillian, is as
follows: Wheat, L. Wexford, Hazlett.
E.. Gillian, S. Smith, Claiborne. James,
Calls, Dew, w. H. Smith. Sutton. Haw,
Crump, Gray, Staples. Thomas, Royal
Spilman, w. Claiborne. Beers, Lacy,
Schmidt, Goddard. Saddler. Neal.
Graves, Warren, Adair, Harrington.
Harris and Rady.
The Reds, under the leadership OF
Captain r. B. Forrest, are: Tyler. Sa-
Vile. Johnson, Watt Mac Wexford.
Crenshaw, Meade. Waddey. Crawford,
Fleming. Parsons, NJ. Gillian. Twinlns,
Guy, c. Smith, Wingo. Turner, Ford.
Mccarthy, Rostrup, Halves. Duncan
L. Adair. Hughes. Whittet. Jacob. Goa.
din and O'Ferrall.
The two sides have been WORKING
out on the river all this week. and II
is expected that they will be in good
form for the regatta. The club eight
has been divided between the two
sides and the vacancies filed in from
the second eight Fours, singles, and
canoes have been on tho river getting
ready for the regatta, and the fights
between the sides are expected to %
as interesting as any event ever held
on the river.
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handicap have good chance of WIN.
Pemherton, with his unsolvab1o
stroke. returned many seemingly un<
returnable shots against Geddes VIM
ston. and won with the loss Of bur
four games. Winston has played bet-
ter tennis. however
A golf tournament will be held to-
morrow, in which the new handicap,
will be used. Players have the PRIV.
lege Of playing either in the mornlnu
or afternoon. the first eighteen holes
only to. be counted Two prizes WIN
be awarded-one for the lowest srosj
card and one for the lowest net score,
No competitor will be awarded both.
This is the last tournament prior tai
the test in September, and since much
interest has been evinced Of late IN
the sport large field should turn
out for honors. In September thd
club championship will be held.
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4 No matter what happens after yes
4 terday the Cote have that supreme
satisfaction that comes with a duty
well performed. At least once they
hated out a slaughter and took the
game for no ether reason than that
they bat,ed. Every man on the team
got at least one hit, and Cowan is the
on,v Colt that didn't score at least
.once. Dobson. Clayton and Burke
scored twice each.
CLAYTON, by the way looks pretty
good. He handled himself in the field
I In fine form and pulled down Two hits
| out of four times at bat. He moved
| about the bags In fine form and seems
| good addition to the team. Ot
course, with Hamilton pitching as no
was, everybody in the world could
have hit him, but even at that two
] hits are not to be dispised
8; Chunk was easily the star of the
1 game for the visitors. He got his hit
and played in three positions without
an error He started out as left
l5Aelder, but was brought to take Booe's
place in the third inning. Then when
| hamilton had thrown the game to the
winds he was taken out of the box and
Chunk put in his place. Chunk went
| through Ave innings and allowed two
| hits. Not run came across after
ne went to work.
Roanoke and Danville are getting
closer together every day. Twenty one
points separate the two teams, and
roanoke is going stronger every day.
Danville is weakening at the close OF
the race and II Steve Griffin doesn't
succeed In getting pitching stan
there wilf--he only one answer. Ihe
cleanup yesterday was rather DC
c!sive in Roanol1e's favor and the
Tigers are out for the series. II the
series goes to the Highlanders tha
betting is that Roanoke will set the
penrlant.
TWO hits were made YESTERDAY on
account 81 the bad bounds that the
ball took after the fielder was READY
to catch 1t. Shaw made what looked
like an error in the second. but she
ball did not touch him.
Westervelt looked like an advertise.
ment for chewing tobacco VIII that
addition to his jaw. He doesn't enJoy
the swelling any moro than ANYBODY
else does, either. The swelling comes
from tooth that won't 20 STILL
The loyal fans from Petersburs
were silentin eighteen LANGUAGES yes
terday. 1t looked too bad for en-
5thusiasm In the first inning, when two
alien runs came across, put Wnel me
slaughter began in the second there
was nothing to be said and livery little
10 be. done except to swallow the
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TENNIS COUR is
AT TR AC I MAN !
Golf Tournament at Hermitage
Club This After
noon.

The courts OF the Hermitage COLI
Club have been alive with competitors
in the handicap tennis Tournament. ior
the last two days. In Wednesdays
play the following matches were con-
GUIDED. Leo beat Lewis Larus, Robh
beat DR.. Cook: Palmer beat Edward
Crawford; Jack beat Hunter: Pemoer-
ton beat Lewis Blair; Winston peat
Ricks. Augustine beat Noland; Donald
Blair beat Munce
Yesterday darkness prevented Pal-
lner and Lee from tinishmg their
match. Each had Won one set, and
the score was &c when play was
stopped until this afternoon. Pember-
ton heat Winston, Ga, Ga. and Donald
Blair beat Page.
This afternoon the winner OF tho
Palmer-Lee unfinished match will inset
Robb; Jack VS.. Tyler, Pemberton vs..
Augustine, Donald Blair We. Hin.
Three scratch players arc still In
the brackets, but those carrying =
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.|ND|ANAMAN wins
INDIVIDUAL MATCH
Sergeant Clark Gets Victory by
Two Points Over Captain
Heindenrcich.

camp Perry. o., August 25.---The ma
tional Individual rifle match was won
here to-day by Sergeant Scott Clark,
two points, led Captain Frederick p.
Heindenreich, OF the District of Co
iumb!a.
The ten leaders scored as follows:
Sergeant Scott Clark. Company u,
Second Indiana, PA.
Frederick H. Heidenreich. District of
Columbia, 272.
Corporal Harry L. Adams Troop c.,
Fifteenth Cavalry, go.
Midshipman William w. Smith, navy,
26s.
Midshipman Robert Is. Kerr, Naval
Academy, 26s.
Corporal Ernest L. Filler. Marine
First Sergeant Herman u. Stable.
Company L. rhirtieth United states In
fantry, 2GT.
Gorrorai George ". Franhan, 2Ss.,
Priv ate, Forest Naigier,s Troop a.
Sergeant Matt Klein, Troop ID, FIJI
teenth Cavalry, 265,
The military rifle championship of
the United states, which goes TO the
contestant making the highest aggre-
gate score in the President and the
nationai Individual matches was won
by Corporal George w. Farnham, OF
the United States Marine Corps, VINO
scored 3D..
Fifteenth Cavalry, was second, with
546. and Corporal w a. Fragner, OF
the Marine Corps. third at 544.
by Captain ca Jay Pearl. OF the Coast Ar
iillery corpa. who scored 4l9. Private
r. D. Dennis. Troop A. Ohio. was sec
ond, AIS. The winners of the special
sG9 Prizes s ssnd s tre Gaptan an
kins, 1855. timed fire, Sergeant Major
George C. Olcott. First Missouri, III.
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CONTRACTS AND RELEASES.
announcement. Made by rre.iaent Of

hUFT1Cs5H 1ICus NC.
Chicago. H., August 25-President
Ban II. Johnson. of the American
Baseball League to-day issued the fol-
lowing list OF releases and contracts,
affecting, fourteen players
Releases
BY St Louis to MilH aukee. j. p.
Gilligan; to Denver A. G. Fisher and
r. Kinsella.
BY Detroit (upconditional), f. Dona-
hue.
by Boston to Sacramento, r. A. Rem
Males; to Providence, Folley and Bar
berich: to Chicago. II, Lord and A.
BY Chicago 10 Boston, ". Purte!l
and F. Smith.
Contracts
with Chicago. A. Slight G911).
With st. Louis, NJ Hall.
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Childre n Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G ~ 9 T q r L a
We have good reasons for claimin
your patronage. Best quality Gro
ceries at big saving.

Fresh Country Eggs, dozen .25c
= Salt Pork, per pound 12c
Fat Spring Chickens, pound .22c
S1.00 bottles Duffy Malt Nhiskey $50
Small New Potatoes, peck. 10c
Swift Pride Soap. for -. 25c
Old Rye Whiskey. gallon go. $500
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen ~. Zoe
Large New Irish Potatoes, peck 22c
Cream Cheese, per pound. .18c
Try our Acc Green or Mixed Tea
for cold tea. It's regular DOC
kind.
Extra Large Fat Mackerel, for. .25c
Old Virginia Herring Roe. in 2-lb.
Best Quality Oats, per bushel. !. ]. SD
Smoked California Hams. per h.. lid
Elgin Butter, per pound ........ .32d
Whole Grain Rice, per lb.... Sd
Early June Peas, 3 cans for. 25d
Large Cans Pie Peaches, for 25d
Good Ground Coffee, lb....... .10d
Extra Fine Prunes. per Id. ........5d
2 cans Tomatoes for soup. ,..... ....5d
Best City Meal. pc peck; OF, per
Clipped Beef, per can !. ........ I'D
Potted Ham or Tongue, perican. ~
Va, Pride Coffee, per ID. Is,
California Eyaporated Peaches s.,
Sl,oo bottles Old Fulcher Whiskey. 75s
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VICTORY CAUSES SURPRISE.
Mcconnell Defeats National Champion
Gardner In Golf Tournament.

Lake Forest. ILL.,. August 25.-G. NJ.
Mcconnell. OF Edgewater, sprang the
surprise of the Onwentsia Clubs tour
nament this afternoon. when he de-
feated National Champion Robert Card
ner. OF Hinsdale, / up N the second
round OF the match play for the May
flower cup.
Charles Evans, Jr., Edgewater. dc.
feated D. f. Sawyer. Midlothian. up
and TO play
Kenneth p. Edwards, Midlothian. de-
feated Walter e. Egan. Exmoor, DIP
in 10 holes. Paul Hunter. Midlothian
defeated J. r McNulty. Brentwood, I
UP and to play.
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fifth annual exhibition Of the Lacey
Springs horse show closed to-day af-
ter two days successful exhibit. rhe
entries were numerous and of high
grade, wnile the racing was exceptions
ally good. Twenty-Five hundred per-
sons were present yesterday, while
over 1000 were in attendance to-day
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Some Baseball Talk
By HALF NELSON.

medicine as it is put up.
Booze received an injury TO his ankle
IN the preliminary practice, and, al
though he went as far as he could on
it, Jack Grim thought 1t best to take
him out when the game was lost be-
yond repair Chunk and Hamilton
played the position between them, and
neither made a bungle.
Dobson scored yesterday on nothing.
While Hamilton and Westervelt were
talking about the condition of the ball.
he scooted in from third base, and add
ed one more to the ~rand total.
Eleven men faced Hamilton In that
second inning, and eight of them
scored. The scorers nearly went wild
with the work they had to do, and
when the column was filed and they
had to use up another to put the ex-
.tras in there was some talk.
The choice of the Job lies between
Reyelle and verbout this afternoon.
Roth want to take shot at the Pc
tersburgers while they are in the bad
way.
The Battle Axes, an amateur team,
want game for tomorrow with any
amateur team in the city. Any man
ager desiring to clay can get In com
by calling Madison 4oH.
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FINAL DAYS EVENTS
AMONG BEST OF SHOW
Exhibition at Berryvie Comes to Close With
Several Exciting Features on Program.
String Of Horses Equals Any Ever
Seen in Virginia.
Seen in Virginia.

Halle. Mrs. George Pflaster; David
Harum, Mrs, Daisy w. Wood.
Heavy Draft Team.
Heavy draft. four-horse team; prizes,
$50. $40. SO. ribbon-Entry, C. e. Nor
man; entry. C. c. Adams; entry, Bell
Bios.
r,s Roads5erS. pairs; prizes, $40, SIS; s.,
Bros entry. W. an W. ma5e EasK iRe
McD onald.
Horses in harness four-ycar-olds and
vndsr tr prizes fss sn5 s. y ribb o3ae
BENJAMIN Byers: Virginia Bell, A. B.
Tucker. agent; Kitty Watha, Roscmore
Hackney Farm
Gentlemen's park saddle, 15.a and
adante, Julian Morris; Lord Golden.
Bowies Bros; Luzon. D. H. Alien. Sp,
Obstacle drive: prizes. S35. SIS. So,
meth N. Gilpin; Garrone. Buckeyeland
Green hunters, open to all ages,
prizes, s35. Sl5. SIS. ribbon--Lahonga-
roda, j. r. II. Alexander; Autocrat.
Stables; Scotland, julian Morris
ladies' hunters; prizes, $35, $40, S..
ribbon--keswick. E. H. Weatherbee,
Mrs. Norris up; Willow King, Mrs
Aasa PotS M hsnna potis s nD K Kng Ed
h,
David Gray, E. r. Weatherhee, Mrs.
Morris) up.
Harness horses. pair over 1872 hands;
prizes, $40, $40, So, ribbon-Entry,
Bowles Bros; Grand Slam and Actor,
Lee Hechinger; entry. Kenneth N. Gil
Fin
Ladies' Park saddle. open to all ages ;
prizes. s25, Sic, IS. ribbon-Confdante
Julian Morris, Mrs. Morris up; Beltane,
Julian Morris, ars. Frost up: Silver
King, Mrs. Allen Potts. Mrs. Potts up:
Lord Golden, II. e. Ullman, Miss Swartz
up.
Winners In Hunt Class.
Hunt class: prizes, $40. SEQ. SIS, rib
bon-Entry, U. D. Benner; Black Bird
and Pretty Maid. Mrs. Allen Potts: en-
try, Blenheim Farm; Keswick and
David Gray, Z. II. NWeatherbee.
Clarke county hunters; prizes, cup,
SIS, So, ribbon--Lady Teasel. Bowles
Bros. Luzon, D. Fl. Allen; Clearmont,
b. F. Lippitt; Autocrat, Mrs. =. B.
Jacobs.
Championship class for hunters;
prizes $40 and rlbbons-Taconite, Z.