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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
MOTOR CAR SMASHED
Two Men Hurt In Accident In Fulton
and Nlachtne Practically Ruined

Two men were hurt and an automo-
bile. numbered 3426, was smashed al
most into splinters in an accident on
Lester Street. Fulton, yesterday after
noon, when the car ran into a tele-
graph pole and was hurled UP on the
sidewalk. The man In charge Of the
machine had his leg badly skinned, and
his companion was injured in the head.
Both walked off to the drug store at
Twentyiirst and Main streets and left
the car where it was, as 1t was impos-
sible TO move'St' Il
1t is said shas"tl:e machine had been
loaned by the owner to the chauffeur,
who was driving about Fulton with.
his friends. among them being several
girls. He went too fast for them, it is
said. and all left him except one.
Both front wheels Were broken off
and the front of the car was damaged
probably beyond repair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
Hoy Sill In Hasnitn1.

Leo O'Neal. five years old. Of North
Fifth Street. who was injured several
months ago by a fire engine. has not
recovered sufficiently to be removed
from the Virginia Hospital. Tho truck
passed over his lower limbs. badly
MASKING them, and inflicting spinal
injuries which may make him pcrma-
uently lame,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
ASHLAND To GREET MIG
oDb-IELLOW DIfLEGATION

from liin e CITY u1I q Msit Hanover
i,1Dds g ;n,sniaod, on ii b 4 Among
w. ~" v'h'tprg Will bc Senator Roland Y.
c, ,nn, W hprris. J. NJ Inncnhter'
w l 81 w. ars,yeh. Charles Pollg' Jo en
4 +. 4as., ~, I;infMd. 7. ". s iores,W,
ward. n, .ls EegsnsNnna1. w. In. Oglctreo
VIZ = y nenncst Hanover Lodge
wwi nh 'ns,llnlrd ~ March az lust Ssar
n m l I, .n'nMhorshin of A. 'rbc lpnse
."HW Aaa htatlX 100 nlp,nbexR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
ANNUAL REUNION
Odd-FclIo,vs to Have Celebration With
Union Lodge Next Month.

Union Lodge Next Month.
According to the custom OF several
years. Odd-Fcllows of this city Will
hold their annual reunion with Union
Lodge. smithdeal Hall. on February s.
1t is expected that the full member
ship will be nresent-
Addresses Will be made by past
grand masters, Senator Roland e.
ris, Hill Montague. Martin williams.
Deputy Grand Master r. d. Lancey and
George W. Graves.
All representatives from this Sec
ton to the last Grand Lodge will es-
cort the visitors from Murphy's Hotel
to the lodge room. Following Is the
committee on arrangements: L. a.
Drew, Frank Butle- Charles Polig
w. U. Ogletrcc. Fred Wilson. 7. Stone.
G. w. Graves. J. A. Devine. Fred Null
Ter and j. NJ. Lancaster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
council Committee ,N1cctines

Councilmen will start the week with
number of meetings at the City Hall
Tonight. although no special meet
Ing OF the Board OF Aldermen or Com
mon Council has been called to adopt
the ordinance providing for the con-
solidation of Richmond and Manches-
ter Meetings on the calendar for this
afternoon and tonight are: Joint SEES
sion of the Committees on Streets.
Street Cleaning and Grounds and
buildings nj the city stables 4 o'clock.
Markets. 7:30 o'clock; Printing and
Claims O'Clock; FINANCE. o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
Arrcnts Yesterday.

Cha rles Chauncey white. was arr
rested yesterday on a charge of cruelty
ill-treatfng two children named Mar
shall and Daisy Cole.
Susan Robinson, cclored. was ar
rested on charge OF combing Amos
Robinson's head with a glass pitcher.
She said that Amos trcspassed on her
place. and that she tried to drive him
o. yav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
righteousness. Nv statute

"Those who would make men good
by law" said II member 81 tho Cen.
rev. Frank Crane calls attention 10.
In his bookA---tfat the Anal product
Of the mosl perfect law that thc
world Han over acen WAS the Ihari-
Ece,b 4S8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
Small Fire on p,.vol street.

A small fire occurred yesterday ar
ternoon at dlt West Duval street, In
q two-story frame house, The hlaze
started from sparks flying from an,
open CRATE. but was soon extingulshed
by Captain Wise'S fire company. Tho
damage was pnlx nHnuy ale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
The Times-Dispatch Bureau.
1903 Hull Street,
MANCHESTER. Va. JANUARY 2

Manchester, Va, January 20.
The services yesterday at Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church We're con-
Quoted as follows. Sunday school. $3.50
a. NJ. church services. II A. NJ; young
peoples Sunday school exercises, Z p.
NJ: evening worship. S o'clock. The
subjects for discussion were: THE In
dwelling Christ" at the morning SER
vice. and Loves Opportunity" In the
evening. The preacher a the evening
service dwelt upon the opportunism of
love. and that one should only be too
glad and thankful to be allowed to
do anything for his Lord. and that
service of any sort should become a
delight. and further. there should be
no law given from the outside con-
trolling man by force, but a law
written within, constraining man
by love.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

Services were held yesterday at AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Church at
II A. NJ. and 7:45 p. NJ, by the pas
tor, the Rev W. G. Burch. Morning
subject, pleasing Cod; night, Seeing
the Light" In both sermons the pas
tor spoke on perfect conformity to
His will and desires sprinGing up
within to live and walk SO as to per-
fcctly please Him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

Three bids were received Friday in
the Builders Exchange for the Ale
ghany Warehouse to be erected in this
city, a, f.. HUNT. architect. The bid
ders and their bids are: ]. T. Nuckolls,
s10.7T2: j. T. Wilson. $1,000 and w.
l.. Ragland & Co., 1929.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

a delegation of between twenty five
and fifty from this city will be present
or the Eagles memorial services to be
leld at the Bijou Theatre. Richmond,
leSt Sunday. Grand Worthy President
Herring will speak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

Little Miss Virginia Blizzard. Of Forest
Hill, who was operated on several DAYS
ago In Virginia Hospital. is reported
as recovering rapidly. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Blizzard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

Sam w. Martin, of Chesterfield coun-
", and Miss Verify Hit, of Basic City,
were married in Washington on Fri
DAY They returned from their bridal
Trip saturday night. and will reside in
Chesterfield
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

The pulpit at Meade Memorial
Church in the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Benjamin Dennis was filled yes
terday at the morning service by Rev.
Stewart Woodward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

Court win he in session to-day to
hear the case of Lloyd Fl. Randolph
VS.. Home Beneficial Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

The Baptist Young Peoples Asso-
citation of Manchester and Richmond
met yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Hill. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

An attractive feature in the exer-
ciscs of Central Sunday School was q
solo by Mrs. Rowe, and reading by
Miss Clara Lumpltins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24
News Of Manchester

Mrs. Z. G. Hill. All members are
urged to be punc,ual in attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

The regular weekly business meet
Ing of the Elks Lodge. No. 843, will
be held at S o'clock tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

The Industrial Chapter of Meade
Memorial Church will meet this after
noon at A o'clock at the residence of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

The police Of the Southside city are
looking for the two negro fugitives,
Chatrles Saunders, of Roanoke, and
John Moss of Norfolk, both of whom
sawed their way out of a steel deten-
ton cage in the Chesterfield road camp
last week. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-24

Miss Pattie Hobson. of Powhatan,
who has been visiting Miss Mary Pat :
teson at Forest Hill. will be the guest
of Miss Brent Witt latter to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
CITY GETS BALLOON RACES
All Nations to Participate at st.
Louis October II.

New York. March 5.-St. Louis won
big aeronauticaI victory to-day in being
selected by the Aero Club OF America as
the starting point for the international
balloon races.
St. Paul. Denver. Omaha, Kansas City,
and Indianapolis all made bids for the
meet, but St Louis was favored because
Of the best equipped gas facilities and
the point Of location. This IS the second
time that St Louis has been awarded this
international event. the race of 1877 hav-
ing been made from that city. The date
Of the races was set for October Il. and
sa4 start will be made at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
On September Il a national elimination
race viii be held from Indianapolis, when
the pilots making the best records will
be consit cred as nominees to represent
the United states. The first place on the
team is reserved for E. W. Mix. winner
OF the cup for 1903, and should Mr.. Mix
fail to compete. the pilots who make the
best three records in the elimination con-
test will represent the Aero Club of
America. If Mr.. Mix should compete. the
first two balloons will receive places on
the team.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
ENTERED In COLUMBIA MEET
Georgetown Will Send Six Stars Up
to New York.
Squad Also Going TO Baltimore TO
Compete in Annual Johns Hop
kins Games.

The Georgetown track team will have a
busy night OF It on March p On that
date both the Columbia games and the
Johns Hopkins meet will be held. The
Hfhoppers will send six men to New
York, under Coach Foley and Manager
McNulty. composed OF a relay four. Tom
Smith. the hurdler. and Andrew Beary.
6 dash man.
The quartet will have their hands full
when they line up against Brown and
Wesleyan. The latter cleaned 10 for
the Blue and Cray varsity two years
ago at the same meet. but the West
Enders are determined to put up a bet
ter show this year and even matters up.
They will have 10 go some. though, to
beat the New England team, as they
showed some speed in defeating the Car
Isle Indians in the Federal meet.
The rest of the squad. consisting Of
about some fifteen men, will be entered
in the Johns Hopkins meet. and this
number viii be the largest the Blue and
Gray management has sent 10 an out-of-
town indoor carnival In some years.
These will be in charge of Assistant
Manager Wymard, the football star. who
at present is trying to arrange q relay
race for half mile with Richmond Col
iege against the Georgetown reserves.
Barricello, the shot-putter. will also COM
pete, besides Ed Carter, another foot
ball man. and Jimmie Lynch. in the high
lump.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
WILL HAVE Big ENTRY LIST
Many Teams to Compete in National
Bowling Tourney.

Baltimore, Nd, March 5--Bowlers from
every quarter of the country are anxious
to make the trip 10 Baltimore TO par
ticipate in the fourth annual tournament
OF the National Bowling Association TO
be held in this city April 20 80 in
elusive. Judging by the number of en-
tries already in the hands of the secre-
tary. it can be stated without any hest
tation by the officers OF the Baltimore
Bowling Tournament Association. which
viii conduct the big event. that the entry
list will by far exceed any ever turned
in for a similar affair before
At present New York leads the way in
the matter OF representation. The New
York Bowling Association is making prep
arations 10 send forty teams to the tour
ney, while the Eastern Alley owners As
sociatiOn has announced its intention Of
sending at least twenty-five teams. Balti-
more bOwlers are pressing the Gotham
men hard, and every tenpin star in this
city who can edge his way in will be
on hand for the competition.
Every big city of note is making de-
termined efforts 10 make this tourna-
ment one long 10 be remembered. Only
the best bowIers from each city VIII
weud their way TO this city next month.
Philadelphia has twenty-five teams and
has promised to gather fifteen more be-
fore the entries close next week. Wash
ington will send twenty teams.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06

the day quietly. Practice starts on Nom
day, and light work will be the order for
the first few days.
Batting Cage shipped.
Trainer Joe Quirk yesterday morning
packed UP the batting cage and shipped
it TO Norfolk. He also put IN a plentiful
supply of liniment. bandages. and other
articles.
Manager McAleer's last words 70 the
writer were: When we get back TO
Washington, hope TO have the boys In
pretty fair shape, as it looks as if We
were going to get some fine weather.
All the District fans will be made well
come at our training quarters in Nor
folk and as man yof them that can 1
hope viii drop down and look as over.
We viii be back in Washington on
April l."
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
FIRST SPIN TO-DAY
Georgetown Crews Will Be
Tried Out on Potomac.
MUCH INTEREST IS SHOWN
blue and Gray Fights Through
with Work In Tank and from Now
on strict Training Rules Are TO
BE Extraordinarily and kingsley
Are the COxsweins,

Now that the river has returned 10
normal condition. the Georgetown crew
candidates will be seen for the first
time in action on the water this morn
ing 1t has been two years since a Blue
and Gray varsity shell has graced the
waters Of the Potomac. and much in
terest is being shown in this initial ap-
pearance of the season.
Coach Dempsey will take two boats
out. and Will divide them up proportion
ately as 10 the number of experienced
oarsmen. There are a good many green
men on the squad, and although they
have been mastering the stroke on the
machines, still it is another thing when
they get on the water. and. consequent
~. for two or three weeks Dempsey
viii have to take lots of care with the
novlces at the rowing game.
Light practice spins will be the order
of events for awhile, and later on. when
the carsmen have mastered the stroke
and are rowing in unison. then their
stamina will be developed by long grinds
from above the Three Sisters 10 Long
Bridge
It's U4OREI baAsllAiAllE Va liAN RReN 49,
require a lot of work for the coach SO
that the port and starboard side Will
pull evenly. AS Capt. Murray and Gun
mfr have been stroking the two varsity
Fights on the machines, they win row at
No. in the shells. Both are husky
fellows and set an even stroke. and
Dempsey thinks a lot Of them.
From now on. strict training viii be the
order. according to notice put up in the
rowing room yesterday. and a training
table WIN be inaugurated for the men
in few days. iI.c cat house was moved
10 its new moorings yesterday afternoon,
the launch viii soon be in order, and
manager Byrne has seen that everything
will be in readiness for the formal open
ing of the aquatic practice on the river
The two Coxwains for the varsity boats
are Kelly and Kingsley The former
had experience two years ago on the
varsity, while Kingsley is a new man
for the position. except for time last
fall. when he was guiding the Sophmore
boat.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
REDS TROUNCE STARS
Germany" Schaefer Drives
Out Home Run.
DOC RE1sL1NG SHOWS SPEED
Lively Times Mt Hot Springs-JiEEs
DOnohue Among Those Present.
DeIehanty Steals Base-COnrOy
Figures In "A Double Play.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Hot Springs. Ark. March 5.-Kleinow.
sehaefer. and Downey tied for the hit
ting honors in an exhibition game this
afternoon at Majestic Park. which the
Cincinnati Reds won from the All-Stars
by a score of 16 to 4.
The trio proved that the new fence
about Majestic Park was not extended
far enough IN the outheld, for they each
drove high ones Ear over the Enclosure.
The sensational work of Doc Reisling,
of the Washington team. in the matter
of control of his spitbaH and his speed.
was the new gossip Of the hour.
Boo Spade and Cy Young are also
rounding into splendid form. The former
had to be chased from the park by Man
ager Griffith. after pitching three in
nings. because he insisted on more work.
"Jiggersr Gets Hand.
Bradley and Joss leave Monday 70 Join
Cleveland in Louisiana. but Cy Young
will remain here through the balance of
the training season. An ovation was
rendered Jiggs. Donohue. OF the White
Sox, when he drove in Majestic Park in
carriage. he will appear in uniform
tomorrow.
Two exhibition games are scheduled
to-morrow-the Cincinnati Reds with
major leaguers and part OF the Atlanta
team and the Brooklyns with the All
Americans.
The advance guard Of the Boston
Americans is scheduled TO arrive to-
morrow. Score by innings:
R.H. E
Cincinnati .......... 9SsI LIS % l
Ali StaTs.............. I 0 0 IA y 5
Home -sehaefer. DoWney. KleinOw Three
base hits-Bescher, KleinCw Tvo-base hits-B escher
C2. Schsefer. Mclean. Griffith. Warmer. Struck
out-By Young I by Doyle. l. by griffith, !. Bases
on balls-of Griffith, I. Hit b. pitched bal-By
Young !; By Anderson ]. Double play-Couroy to
SchEefer 10 Mclean. Stolen hase-Jim Delehanty.
Umpire-Mr. Smith. Of Boston Americans
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
Goodman Man BOZ Murphy.

New York. March 5.-While Goodman
shaded Cross On scientific points last
night he did not have a pronounced ad-
vantage by any means. He made an
excellent impression, however, and IS now
regarded as a logical opponent for Har-
lem Tommy Murphy, who will arrive here
shortly from San Francisco, where he re-
ceived questionable verdict over Owen
Moran
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
BLOW KILLS BOXER.
Frank Inglis Arrested as Curly Wat
son Expires in Ring.

london, March 5--Dur!ng a boxing
match at Wonderland between the we'll
known pugllist Curley Watson and Frank
Inglis. the latter landed his right Just
above his opponents heart
Watson collapsed and subsequently ex-
pIred. Inglis WIS arrested.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
Coulon nEeets I1endricIk AGAIN,

Johnny Coulon, who insists he is the
American bantam-weight champion. will
meet Jim Kendrick. of England. in a
twenty-round bout across the river from
New orleans this afternoon. Coulon de-
feated Kendrick In a red-hot ten-round
fight recently at New Orleans. narrowly
escaping a knockout. They have wagered
$1,000 on the side. and Coulon will be
ringsde favorite
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
SCUOGGS Us. DOHiN AGAIN
Baltimore Scrapper Signs for An.
other Go with New York Lad.
Fans SKeptieal-Scr0ggs Failed to
Convince Them of His AbiI-
ity So Far.

Harry Ccroggs. who came 70 Baltimore
several days ago looking for a bout with
the winner Of the Joe seiger-JOhnny Do
han go. has signed to fight Dohan. through
Manager Jeffries. of the Monumental
Sporting Club This will make the third
bout with DOhan for Scroggs. and the
Baltimore fight fans are taking a Missouri
stand in the affair. and Harry will, most
emphaticslly. have TO show them" He
has failed to make even fair showing
with Dohan as yet
Dohan made himself mighty popular
with the Baltimoreans when he came
there, almost unknown 10 the followers
of the game in that city. and won a de-
cision over seiger, the tough little Den
verite, There is no doubt that he beat
Seiger. but il is probable that a return
bout between the two under straight rules
would have a different result.
Meanwhile, let's see Harry Scroggs
make good after all his clamor for bout
with the winner OF the Seiger-Dohan mill,
and if he don't, IT'S a safe bet that he
won't poster the Baltimore fans any more.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
HarrsII Coz Franl.fort CIub.

FRANKFORT. KY, March 5.-Manager
Warren. of the local club Of the Blue
Grass League. has signed Danny HarrelI.
second baseman, with Charieroi in the
Pennsylvania-West Virginia League last
season. HarrelI was considered the most
aggressive player in the above league In
1909.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06

The shooting was done at fifty feet on
the National Rife Associations gallery
target. having a one-half-inch bulrs-eye
counting ten, and nine one-quarter-inch
rings, counting from one to nine TWEEN
two caliber rifles were used. The Balti-
more boys were in charge OF Mai. S. J.
Fort. Maryland National Guard, and the
Washington boys were looked after by
MAJ. James E. Bell. Of the District Ma
tional Guard
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
NATIONALS OFF
FOR Old NORFOLK
Manager McAleer's HOpefulS
on Their Way
TO THE TRAINING CAMP
Squad of Eleven Board the Boat
for Virginia City.

American League
Baseball Team Start Work for the
Season of 1910 TO-mOrrOyy-AII Are
in High Spirits as the Boat Sails.
OId-timers Street, Milan, and Me-
Bride Recognized and Cheered.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
WANTS TO WREsTLE TURNER.
The Dangerous Turk Is in Town
Looking for Bout with GrHppIer.

Halle Murath. the Dangerous Turk
is in town, looking for a wrestling bout
with Joe Turner. He has posted 500 with
Pat O'Connor for Joe TO cover. and is
waiting for results.
Mursth weighs 152 pounds and claims
the Neutrality-suspicious. championship OF
Europe. He has been IN this country
three months. He claims the distinction
Of having beat Tremblay in thirteen min
utes when Tremblay was champion Of
the East.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
YALE'S ATHLETES
WIN COLLEGE CUP
Outpoint Galaxy of Stars in
Georgetown Games.
HONORS FOR CENTRAL
Blue and White Team Capture
InterschOIastic Trophy.

Manager McNuIty Praised for Bring
ing Together Such Aggregation
of Sterling PerfOrmers-Relayss
Events Of Open Quarter, South At
Vault, and Open Mile BriIIianfs
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06

Joe Sieger. Of Denver. came to Phila-
delphia unknown and IN year he climbed
high on the ladder Of ring fame. He
has good future if ne keeps all Of the
training rules.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
Y. M. C. a. TEAM WINS.
Wilmington Basketball Quint Goes
Down. b. TO IL.

The Washington Y NJ. c. A. basket
ball team trounced the Wilmington. Del,
quint in the local gym last night by %
to Il in one Of the hardest fought games
OF the season. Allen and Heal were the
stars.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06

II AID wolgast, the lightweight cham
pIon, ever goes TO Philadelphia, he will
find a dozen lads all willing TO meet
him. and they VIII make him fly over
six rounds as he has never gone before
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06

Goals from the nooT-Hcal s. McKeudTick %.
slack u. Smith. Allen g. Duncan. Roberts IL.
Miller. Coiley a. Hoppe Naike r.. Goals from
free trles-Smith. Duncan. Reieree-Mr. Hughes
flme Of hslyes-I5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06
CENTRAL CRACK SHOTS WIN.
Defeat Baltimore Rivals in Dual
Meet

The scores OF the Baltimore Polytechnic
Institute rife team in their match against
the Central High School. OF Washington.
in the old Fifth Maryland Armory Tues
day. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-03-06

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