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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
DAVIDSON LOSES
TO A. & NJ. TEAM
Presbyterians Prove No Match
for Farmer Boys-score
Is 6 to 1.
lspeelal TO rhe Ttmeg.plspatoll.

III
Raleigh, N. c.. April lin a fast
game played here this afternoon be-
tween DAVIDSON and the Agricultural
and Mechanical College. Davidson
proved herself no match for the a. and
NJ. boys, being defeated by the score OF
8 TO l. The Davidson boys scored one
run in the first inning. but lost their
other chance of scoring in the seventh
inning. when. with the bases full and
no men out, they failed TO put a man
across the home plate. a. and NJ.
scored one run in the second inning,
one in the sixth, and cinched the game
III the seventh by heavy hitting, scor-
ing four runs.
In the seventh inning for Davidson.
McClintock singles TO left. Mcclure is
safe on the first wild throw of short,
McClintock advancing TO third. Nor
man bunts to pitcher and is safe, fill-
ing the bases. Madison hits to short.
who cuts McClintock off in home Nc
Clure is caught asleep of third, and
Madison is caught asleep off first. No
runs.
a. and M-Bost fans the air. stat
ford out, pitcher to nrst. Freeman
walks. Brown singles TO left and
Black hits to short and is safe on
shorts error, Freeman advancing to
third and stealing home. Brown ad-
vances to second. Robertson singles to
left, scoring Brown. Black pulling up
on third Robertson steals second.
Seltert hltS to second, and is safe on
error of second, Black and Robertson
scoring. Hartsell is out, third to first.
The features of the game for A. and
NJ. were the pitching Of Stafford and
the fielding of the team.
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
a. and M....... o100Oi40--s 5
Davidson ...... 1ooO000oO-1 2
Batteries: a. and M.-Stafford and
Seifert: Davidson-Bailey. Cannon and
Madison.
Summary: Struck o1t-by stafford, s:
by Bailey, 5 by Cannon, /. Base on
balIs-off Stafford, 3: off Bailey, 2.
Two base hits-Seifert, i. Stolen bases
"A. and NJ, G: Davidson, 2. Double
plays-A. and NJ, /. Time. $40. UNI
pire. Upchurch. Attendance, l.0l0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
.OMM0' W|LDNESS
BREAKS Up CAME
Norfolk Defeats Altoona Team
by Score of
D. to o.
tspeoial Ia The Times-pianotch

IL Speeldl 10 ne IlIHeS-DlaDatGn.l
Norfolk, Va. April i1.-Ommo'a Wild
ness i,s the seventh inning to-day
spoiled the prettiest game of the sea.
son. and allowed Norfolk TO defeat AL
toona 4 to 0. Up to this time the game
was to 0. and Altoona was threatens
Baird n the SEVENTH and immediately
filled the bases, walking three men.
steel, who relieved him walked a
fourth before getting control, and the
others scored before he could retire
the side.
The visitors were Handicapped by the
illness of Shortstop Durmeyer having
To shift Mccormick, catcher. to third
The locals made life miserable for him
by dumping everything in his dlrec-
ton The pitching of Clarity enthused
tho fans, he going three innings with
out the semblance of hit.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Altoona ........0 o o 00O000-0 3
Norfolk ......0o0 0013o.4 ]
Batteries: Altoona-Ciarrlty. Baird,
Ommo Steel and McAleese. Norfolk
Otey. wecher, Munson and MacConiche.
Time. 1:40. Attendance coo. Umpire,
Pender.
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News Of Manchester

der. OF Chester. and two sons. James C.
Pertow, OF Richmond. and II. Perrow. of
san Antonio, Tex: also three sisters Mrs
Eudora Fitzpatrick. OF Newport News; Misses
Lou and Bette snead, OF Chester. and one
brother. James l.. snead, of Chester. she
was daughter OF the late Henry snead
OF Chester.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
this afternoon from Chester Methods,
Church. Rev, b. !. House. pastor OF the
Seventh Day AdyeH,is; Church, Richmond
VIII probably conduct the services.
Wedding This Evening.
Mans pretty girls will be attendants al
the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Truema r
Robertson and Washington Maddox Brtdg-
forth this evening, Tho wedding is one oil
the principal social events OF the year
Many out-of-toen people will be here.
marriage license was granted yester-
day to Charles L. Wfndle. street cal
conductor. and Miss Ro.aiie V. Loyal.
Want Car Line Extended.
Efforts are being made BY citizens OF
Chesterfield county TO have the Virginia
Railway and power Company extend it,
street railway from the Cockade City &c
Satoaca. Most OF the owners OF land along
the proposed line have agreed. 4 is said. tc
give free right Of way tor the road.
Personal Mention.
Henry .Sunnaiiy. of III Decatur Street. /.
visiting N-. and Mrs. Brand. OF st. Elmo
Tenn. Before returning home he Will visit
Lookout Mountain, Chickanausa fark and
other points OF interest.
Alley Cooke. young man. had a narrow
escape from being badly injured about moor
yesterday In an attempt TO board HUI
Street car between Seventh and Eighth
Streets. The car was in motion. and Cooke
was thrown some distance. being knock et
unconscious. He was removed TO DR.. Johr
". Brodnax's Office for treatment. Ht
VIII recover.
The funeral of Helen virginia podd. TWEEN,
ty-mon ths-oid daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
p. l.. Dodd. OF 1914 Railroad Avenue. tool
place yesterday afternoon in Naury Gene
terry. Rev. j. ". Durham OBLIGATED.
The Corporation Courtroom is being en-
,rcIy renovated. Painters have been a
work several days In the Interior.
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TO GET FULL WEEK
"Graustark"

"Graustark" Goes to Bijou. Giving
Page Players Right of Way.
A sudden shift in the bookings OF
both the Academy of Music and tho
Bijou Theatre, made yesterday, results
in the announcement that the Reniil-
min Players. the stock company which
opens its season at the academy next
Monday, will be able to play an unln-
corrupted engagement. "Graustarl"
had been originally booked at the
academy on Wednesday night and the
stock company. accordingly, was
scheduled to lay off that night. 1t Is
now announced that "Graustark" will
be the attration at the Bijou following
Ward g. vokes. inasmuch as Girls
Will Be Girls" had been cancelled at
that house.
The members of the Benjamin COM
pany are all in the city, busily rehear-
sing because She Lovo1 Him so,'
which is the opening bill Matinees on
"Wednesday and Saturday will be the
rule throughout the spring and sum-
mer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
BASEBALL SCORES

AT Macon, Ga.-Macon, 4; Columbus. s.
At Acknowledgements, 8; Columbia. I,
4 At MISUNDERSTANDING, I; savannah.
(called first half ninth; darkness,.
AT Roanoke. Va.-Toronto. Eastern League
I; Roanoke, Virginia League l (called last
half fourth; rain).
Al Danville, Na.-Danville. Virgins
League, |; Greensboro Carolina Association
T. ,s#R
At Raleigh--A. and NJ College, 6; David.
son, !,
team, "a; indianapolis, American -sssocia
ition, 9
& At Columbus, o-colpmbus American AS,
ISOLATION, &; Dayton, Central League, =.
AT Milwaukee, Wis, ~ Nj ilwaukee. American
Association, a; Marquette University, O. Il
4 AT Lynn, Mass,-7Lynn New Englandl, II
Dartmouth. 4. s 8ss Ni
AT Lexington ya,--Washington and Lee
ID: Roanoke College, \ tB .ssxs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
OMAR ARRANCES
TO MEET ACHMEO
Many Doubts Will Be Dispelled
When the Turks Grapple Here
Tomorrow Night.

AS a preliminary to the Turner -Tyser
bout In the City Auditorium tomorrow
night, Hassan Omar wil Wrestle Chrre
Achmed Since Omar and Achmed
have been often accused OF having been
one and the same man the meeting
VIII be an unusually interesting one
and will serve to dispel the doubt that
has existed about the Identity OF the
Turk who was thrown by Turner
Turner telegraphed from Washington
last night that he has arranged the
meet for no other purpose than 10 es-
tablish the fact that there Is no fake
in any of the matches he has entered
or expects TO enter in this city. The
meeting of zOmar and Achned VIII
clear up Il situation that appeared to
overshadow any interest that may be
taken in wrestling in Richmond. Turn
or wilt be in Richmond Tonight, Ar.
his rival VIII be here in time 10 meet
hin2<.n the mat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
TRINITY LOSES PRETrY GAME.
Is Defeated by spartanburg League Team BY
Score of Six to Two

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
spartanburg. s. c., April 1l.-Trinity held
down the Spartanburg league team to-day
to in pretty game. The college boys
had things their way up TO the fourth
when Henderson, who was pitching his
initial game for the colleg!ans, weakened
and allowed the Leaguers TO score twice.
From then on the spartans were never
in danger The fielding on neither side was
brilliant. but the hitting of both teams
was spicy. C. West, Cooper and Bundy
connected with the pill freely. while
Springs and Walker We're holding up the
Spartans end of the stick. Captain Walter
West played nicely at first
Doc NJ !. Adkins. Trlnity's coach.
mad to report for practice with the Orioles
at once upon the receipt of telegram
from headquarters His absence will be
severely felt on the remainder of the trip.
Captain W. ". Cord arrived tonight to
accompany the team on their March
through Georgia"
Score By innings r. H. f.
Trinity .......,....,.....1 l 0 90 00-2 2
Spartanburg ....-.....o 90 0,el1'-6 .
Observation-Disclosures and Flowers; Crouch.
Gardin and Roth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
M|N0 AT FECT Ed,
Boy DEF EN- Sc
Mental Condition Relied Upon
to Secure Young Munyon's
Freedom.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.l

Savannah. Ga. April 11.-William
Blackman Runyon. the young Rich
mond boy, who is held here Tor a series
of burglaries. looked very little like
seasoned criminal to-day. and he
shed tears when re earned that his
mother knew of his downfall.
It is believed here that the boys
defense will be that his mind Is af-
fected. a physician has been employed
to make an examination Of him to as
telegram was shown him BY his attor-
ney from his mother, requesting that
every effort be made to procure her
sons acquittal. the boy could stand /
no longer, and buryinE his face IN his
hands on the window Of his cell, sobbed
deeply The fact that his mother WAS
aware of his predicamer: affected the
to talk any further of his operations
Ernest ]. Cornick, who is Implicated
by Runyon in the burglaries, and is
under arrest. denied AL knowledge
of@the case. He stated that hs met
Runyon in Norfolk. and together they
proceeded to this city In search Of
work. The. watch witch was found in
from the Calhoun home here. he stated.
and was given him by Runyon. but ne
did not know where the young man had
secured it. He stated that he did no.
participate in any OF the operations
with which he was charged ana knew
nothing of the affair untll placed under
arrest. Cornick is much slider than
Runyon.
Both are held at the barracks in
default of bond for their appearance
in the Police Court tomorrow on sew
eral charges OF burglary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Maaehe.ter Bureau rimos. Dispatch

llo3 Hull Street.
Claude Moody. who has bcen arrested.
charged with s,abhinc Thomas Hancock. o.
Swansboro, last saturday night. was al
raigncd in the Police Court yesterday nom
ing, but his case was continued for ten
days by MAYOR Maurice In order 10 avail!
Developments in the condition OF Hancock.
Tho latter although seriously wounded. Is
expected 10 recover He has been moved
10 the Memorial Hospital
Grant Liquor Licenses To-day.
Beginning at noon to-day Judge E. II.
Wells. in the Corporation Court, VIII grant
liquor licenses for the ensuing fiscal year.
Holding Final Meetings.
The c!;y Assembly met last night in me
Council chamber and brought 10 an end
tho affairs OF thIs city. preparatory 20 con-
solidation next Fflds>
The Street Committee also held short
session before the City Assembly was con-
yened.
Tae Board OF Aldermen viii hold rs las;
meeting tonight.
Fined for Fighting.
Guy Burrows and Joseph Dobbs. eo!ored
were arraigned before Mayor Maurice yes
terday morning Cor indulgng In street
Draw! last saturday night. Burrows was
nnsd IS and costs. while Dobbs was dis
charged with a warning
Funeral of Mr. Taylor.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tay-
Tor, sixty years old. VINO died sunday morn
ing at s O'Clock at the home OF her son.
j. o. Taylor, 1903 Hull street, Will take
place at II o'clock this morning at the
Etavo in Maury Cemetery. She was resi-.
deaf OF Petersburg and was visiting hei
son al the time of her death She leave,
four children, three sons-E. ~. of Peters
burg. b. O., OF Raleigh. y. c.; j o., o!
Manchester; one daughter. Mrs. g. L. Griz-
card. o! savannah. Ca aud one sister. Miss
Martha Chalkley.
Death of Mrs Perrow.
Mrs H. j. Perrow. sixty-one years old
wife OF Dr. e. K Perrow, one of the bes,
known citizens OF Chesterfield. died yes.
terday morning in her homo in Chester
Besides her husband Mrs. Perrow IL sur
vived By one daughter, Mrs, Leslie T. CAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
NIESSIT'T AND REVELLE
BATTERY FOR TODAY

Revella and Messitt will be the bat
terry this afternoon. when the Colts
meet Rochester in Broad Street Park
first appearance OF the season. and as
he, with the "Dutchman," helped Rich
mond to one pennant, and they together
won many victories last season, the
Revelle has already made good, and has
not been used often in the practice
games, because Lawlor wanted to try
others, on his pitching staff. On We'd
nesday Manager Lawlor will furnish the
and there will be some sport at the
expense Of the theatrical people, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Think Mind Is Unbalanced.

YOUNG Runyon's acts are attributed
here to lack Of mental balance,
which possibly was caused by blows
received on his head several years ago.
Fills mother, DR.. Emily G. Runyon. con-
suited n brain expert OF Washington
some time ago. The physician pro-
nounced the boys brain abnormal, and
Or. Runyon was warned that he should
be carefully watched.
The boy--he is only seventeen years
old--disappeared 2 from horne three
weeks ago, and his family and friends
did not know Of his whereabouts until
Informed OF his arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Team spends Day of Rest.

Cleveland o., April il-Monday was a
day of rest for the first squad OF the Cleve-
land American team, the first since the
team left for their spring training in Louis
VILE seven weeks ago. The second team i.
on its way from New Orleans. and the frst
league park Tomorrow Workmen are rush
ing to get the PARK in readiness for tina
opening game in Cleveland next Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
rrederlck.burs wanted Encampment.

Especial 20 Tho TImes- DIphtchI
fredericksburg. Va, April 1.-THE people
of Fredericksbur~. are much disappointed
in the decision OF General wood, U. s. A,
to hold the encampnent and army manocu-
vers at Gettysburg this year. An effort was
made by the officials of this city to secure
the encampment for point near Freder-
icksburg, but without success. An effort
will be made to secure this encampment
for next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
MARKED BY HEAVY HITTING.
Contest Between New York Nationals an

Contest Between New York Nationals and
Jersey City Team.
New York, April 1.-THE New York Ma
tionals took poorly-played game from
Jersey City to-day by a score OF 10 to S.
The contest. however. was marked by heavy
hitting. But for poor work on the bases
the Eastern Leaguers probably would have
defeated their major league opponents.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Jersey City.,..........O Q o % o3 o. Is
New York. 5 o o4olO 10 10
Batteries--Walker, Milligan and Fisher;
Raymond. Weimer Meyers and Snodgrass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
chnnges on Cincinnati Team.

JThCIhHdtI, o, AprII II.'--ENCept that
Illness has prevented Pitchers Spade
Fromme and Casper from reaching
here. the Cincinnati team is well pre-
pared for the National League race.
AS compared with last year, new
pitchers have been added and the out
field shifted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
DEFEAT FOR PRINCETON.
New York Americans Win Game by

Score of 3 to =.
New York. April lin weather
that was better for football than base
ball. the New York Americans defeat
ed the Princeton team to-day by
score of to Z. Thirteen of the col
lege players struck out. Vaughan fan
ned eight and Doyle retired five. The
locals fielded poorly. Foster. at short
made three errors.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Princeton 010o10oo-2 8 2
New York .....0202o 1908 8 6
Batteries: Woodle and Dawson:
Doyle, Vaughan and Sweeney and Cri-
ger. Time. 1855. umpires. tombstone
and Brennan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Mass Convention of Laymcn.

Especial 20 7 DC FfneH- UIspdICH.T
wadesboro y. c.. April little local lay
mems committee headed BY John w. Gull
ledge. has arranged for mass convention
OF the laymen OF Arson county to be held
in wadesboro next Sunday. with three SER
vices, 10 be addressed by prominent laymen
from different sections of the state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Plead Against rroposed law,

Lexington, Ky, April 1l.--Writ,ng a
'Round Robin" urging the New York Leg
islature to defeat the bill to prohibit oral
betting on horse races, many breeders of
thoroughbred horses In Kentucky to-day
sent telegram to State Senator E. T.
Brackett chairman Of the codes commit
tee The breeders declare that law
AGAINST oral betting would strike vital
blow at the horse breeding industry, AL
ready crippled by antasonistlc Legislation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
DEFENDS ON PITCHERS.
ST. Louis Americans May Push First Dlvis-
Inn Tanms Hard.

st. Louis, Mo-. April l1,--If tho six vete-
ran pitcherS overcome defects which have
prevented them from being reliable hith-
erto, the st. Louis American League team
may push some of the first division teams
hard before the present season ends How
ell, Powell. Waddell, Graham, Bailey and
Petty have all shown defects for the year.
which prevented any of them from rising
-te> championship form.
The team has hard hitting outheld and
.nfeld. and these departments Will prove
strong on defense. Jimmy stevens Is the
only catcher swho has worked in the big
leagues. The team is in good condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Crisis Expected To-Day.

st. Louis, Mo-, April ll.-Followlng
third antitoxin treatment to-day Z. j. Reul-
who is seriously III with diphtheria at his
home, was said tonight TO be resting moro
comfort ably The cr5sis is expected to-
morrow. His physicians declare it will be
at least a MONTH II Reulbach RECEIVERS, be-
fore he will be able TO don a uniform
again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

THE STATED COMMUNICATION
Vk cent Free and Ieeep tod M Ma
will be held in It's lodge room, at tho
Masonic Temple, THIS CTuesaay) EVE
MING April ~. 1910. at 1880 O'clock
aysry emeegs o. the 9ags Is
ter lodges and transient brethren ara
fraternally invited to unite with us.
BY order OF the Worshtpful Master.
n OSCAR j. ADAMS,
Secret alys
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
JAS. sTEUAnT MACKIE,
Treasurer.
New york, N. Y. March %. 1910.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Rnsehall,s First Victim

New York April ll.-Baseball ella lined It's
first victim of the 1910 season IN the death
was struck on the head With pitched
ball yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

Richmond, Va. March 80. 1910.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockh olders of the Albemarle
Paper Manufacturing Company will
be held in the directors room of the
First National Bank of Richmond,
Va. on THURSDAY April. ii, 1910,
at ii o'clock A. NJ.
ARTHUR T. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Prison Association of Virginia for
the election OF officers and other
business will be held at No. 3ol East
Main Street. Richmond, Va, TUES
DAY. APRIL 10. 1910. at SIS o'clock
T. NJ GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

Grammar school Games.
To-daya lineup in the grammar school
league will ba; Nicholson va. Springfield In
An the Western district. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
MfertnGs.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the members of the Mutual AS
surance Society of Virginia will be
held MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1910, at
o'clock p. NJ, at the companys office.
EDWIN A. PALMER,
Principal Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

Both are held at the barracks in
default of bond for their appearance
in the Police Court tomorrow on sew
eral charges OF burglary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

order of the Board of Directors.
FRANK TRUAlBULL,
Chairman.
GEO. w. STEVENS.
President.
JAS, sTEuART MAcKIE,
Secretary.
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be 900
will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
CARDINAL ARRIVES
FOR CONSIDERATION
Legate OF Pope 10 Otiiciaae al
Notable Catholic Ceremony
in New York.

NEW YORK. October 4-Caraina
Nineinto NannQtelll, lesate OF Pope
Plus " wha il ID nfficiaie AT the con-
secraticn Of St Patrieks Cathedral
here tomorrow. arrived IN New York
TO day.
The dedication NJ the cathedral.
which Will occupy Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, viii witness one=a4
the most important Catholic gather
ings. and one of the most Ella hofate
Catholic ceremonies, ever held in the
city>- In addition To Cardinal Van
nntelli there viii be present Carolina
Logue and Gibbons, Arch bishops
RYAN, Ireland, Christie Glenon. Quig-
ley, Moeller. Farley. Blenk and o'Con-
nell together with two score bishops
and other prominent dignatis of the
Catholic church from every part OF
the United States. The service at
tendant ON the conservation of the
cathedral began at midnight last
when all this clergy attached TO the
church began fast that wifi last
"a hours after which the first ser
vices OF the consecrat ton will he held.
The mass NJ which Cardinal VAN
nutelli viii ofiiciate will be held
THURSDAY Cardinal Logue will he the
celehrant FRIDAY.