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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Circuit Court of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals reconvened yesterday morning at 10:5t
o'clock. with Circuit Judges Golf and Pritch-
ard and District judges Boyd, Dayton and
Connor in attendance.
Edward A. Brannon Of Weston, w. Va,
was admitted 10 practice In this court.
The following case was argued:
No, 41--Ba!ton w. Kuhn. plaintiff in er.
ror, We. Fairplont Coal COMPANY. defendant
In error. In error TO the Circuit Court at
.Clarksburg, ". Va. Cause argued by Homer
~, Williams, OF Ciarksburs. W. Va for
The plaintiff in error, and by John Basel
of Clarksburs, W. Va, and q. T. Vinson, Of
Huntington, ". Va. for the defendant in
error. and submitted.
Judge Henry e. Connor United States
district judge for the Eastern District Of
North Carolina. arrived here yesterday
evening to be in attendance Inon the court.
Judge James z. Boyd. United States dis.
trct Judge for tho Western District OF
North Carolina. returned mere yesterday
after few days stay al his homo a.
Greensboro. y.
Case In call to-day:
No. 95a-unted States Fidelity and Guar.
anty COMPANY, plaintiff in error. VS.. George
Loewenstein, defendant, In 5rror: in Gro.
10 the Circuit Court al Baltimore, Md. To
be argued By J, Kemp Bartlett OF Bal
timore, Md, for the plaintir in error. and
BY Bruner r. Anderson and w. Harry
Holmes, of Baltimore, Md, Tor the defend ;
ant in error
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
GRAHAM SPEAKS
BEFORE Alumni
Sons Of Hanpden-s Sidney Assem-
bic in Annual Session Around
Banquet Board.

Many former students Of Hampden- Sidney
College assembled around the banquet
board in tho Jefferson Hotel last night.
when the annual meeting OF the Richmond
chapter Of tho Misunderstanding Alumni
Association was held. 5a5. IS
. President Tucker Graham. who was an
invited guest spoke on tho Improvements
now IN progress at the college, and reviews
ed the record OF tho institution from lts
beginning to tho present session. Mr., Gra-
ham especially emphasized Tho effort that
Is being made to maintain tile high plano
OF scholarship which has always placed
i!ampden-s Sidney in the forefront OF her
sister institutions. Other speakers werel
Key. ". w. Moore, =. D.. OF Union Thoo-
119 70! Seminary; state Senator Don r.,
tia!sey. OF Lynchburs, and Delegate Joseph
Sleohlns. OF South Boston.
me z officers for the ensuing year were
elected :, as follows: j. A. IIanlslns, prcs-
dent; Stuart G.. ChristIan,s secretary, and
2, W. Magruder. treasurer. Among tho
alumni present were Judge Daniel Grinnan.
=. - James, Secretary OF the Commons
wealth the Rev Il. 7, AIcFaden. d. D.,
Rev. a. ID lGilmour OF Union Theologi-
cal Seminary; DR.. Paulus a.. Irving, w. u,
Warning, Littleton Eitzgerald, George Fita,
gerald, a. ., lnson, Dr. WI -. sl.orrainc,
Richard Fl0urnoy ana DR. willis Smith, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
REWARD FOR M'FALLs

Gov. Mann Offers 800 for Arrest npd
Conviction Of Wise County Fugitive.
Governor Mann yesterday offered a re-
ward OF 500 for the arrest and conviction
OF Harry McFalls, who. was Indicted at the
January term OF the Circuit Court OF Wise
a similar reward has been offered by the
county Board of Supervisors. Tho citizens
IN the neighborhood of the crime have Of
Tered $3.50 for his capture McFalls is said
to be a desperate character. and Is reported
as having said no will die rather than DO
taken alive. s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Isianchini Convicted.

Paul Bianchinl. confectionar at Seventh
ard Main Streets, WAS convicted In the
Hustinss Court yesterday morning OF the
charge Of labornE at his trade on the Sab
bath. and was fined So and placed under
500 security. The case came up on appeal
from the Police Court, and the same pun
iHhment was tynctcd out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Will DISCUSS PLAY
Or. callsch 10 rreacl, on "Thc Hou.e Scx

Or. Callsch TO Freacl, on "The House Next
Door,"
DIR. p. n. Calisch Will devote his sermon
to- night at Beth Ahhbah Temple TO a re-
view OF tho play that was given at tho
Academy OF Music on Tuesday night The
subject on which no will speak Will be "The
House Next Door" r discussion OF Christian
prejudice. To-morrow morning his sermon
subject will bc Tho True Tabernacle" The
services begin tonight at and tomorrow
morning at 1o:45. Tho public is Wclcomcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
,Dr. Cnrrlnrton,s Tathcr Dead

Friends OF DIR. Charles V. Darlington will
regret to learn OF the death OF his father.
Rev. A. r. Darlington, which occurred a [
his home at Greenwich Prince William
county, Va, on Wednesday, DIR. Darlington
was summoned to his fathers bedside on
Tuesday, and will not return to the city
until Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Decree Entered.

In the suit of +. B. tirubbs against will
lie A. Grubbs and others a decree was en-.
tered in the Law and Equity Court ycster-
day distributing a portion o. tho fund de-
rived from the sale OF real estate which hu q
been placed to tho credit OF Il he court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
slx Months for lIouschrcu,.,nv

Samuel Dodson. colorcd. charged with
breaking into residence and stealing two
oyercoa's thercfrom. was convicted in the
Hastings Court late yesterday afternoon,
the jury verdict being Elk months in jail
iio was not sentenced by the court, as there
~ another aseL pending aEainat MIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Reycrseh Judge EVyuddlll,

The United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
ady modified and reversed an opinion by
lndse Waddll insthe United states District
aouri IN the ease of tho Tredesar Company,
sppelants, against the 4ieGsive OF the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, appel eos. III The
e el arose out of 80 tract IA force beforc
ne reeeivershpE started. The Sopi I'M lon in
1 yns !, app ellatcNc was en- by SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
charges Breach Of contract.

SIdTTcS DTcHCII vi CUUt THCt.
+ Hearing OF the suit OF S. G. Whitehead
against the Atlantic Bitulithic Company for
$4,000 was begun in the City Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon. The action arises out
OF an alleged breach of contract in con-
nection with paving the streets OF Norfolk.
a number OF witnesses from that place arc
here to testify. 5sll 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Eyanrellstic MectfnRs,.

4 series OF special ovangelistic meetings
Will be held at Centenary Methodist
Church, corner of Grace and Fifth Streets.
hernning sunday. The pastor. Rev. j. ~
Latham, Will preach. and special music will
be in charge OF Director Shcpherd Webb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Colonel AIcCabe Goes Soutb.

Colonel ", Gordon McCabc lett last night
for f'harlcbton. $. q. where .,e viii DO the
guest Of Captain Thomas Pmckney. From
Charleston Colonel Mccabe Will 20 TO savan-
aah and from there to Montgomery, late,
3Ioinipg senator Daniel, his old war COM
lrade, in Florida.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Chamber Bonrd Meets,

The monthly meeting of the board OF d..
,rectors OF tho Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday afternoon. Several commits
tees were appointed and n number OF new
members elected f9ifi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Marriage Licenkes.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday IN
the Hastings Court by Deputy Gserk Rrec-
don to K!rswood Otey, Jr,. If 1.ynchhurs,
and Pretto Ha!tord OF spartsnburg, $. G..
snd to Howard Holland and Leltie VI VII
liams, both Of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
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Effect I.arge Real Estltc Deal.

Pollard & gasby yesterday closed ths
aaie OF seventeen houses on stuart Ayenns
nrd strawberry Street from E. +. Broad.
dus The purchasers We're ". II. Adams
Henry S. walierstein and W J, Gilman. and
tho purchase price was $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
ARRESTS YESTERDAY
T.. Twyman Arrested on Suspicion of
Reins. MINT al In Nnrfnlk. -----

+. T.. Tw!man Arrested on Suspicion of
Being Wanted In Norfolk.
Isaac Walker and George Robinson. coll
orcd, were arrested late yesterday on a
charge OF breaking into tho house al III
South Fifth Street and stealing thcrefrom
a quantity OF lead pipe and fixtures. Some
of the lead was recovered by tho officers.
F. r. Twyman, white. was arrested on
suspicion OF being fugitive from Justice
from Norfolk
Tom BrockcnborouSh. white. was a3-
rested as a suspicious character
Luther Evans, colorcd. was arrested on a
charge of fconiously assault!ns r. T..
Chamberlain. white. with brick. Tho al
legged assault occurred last autumn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

II Mr.. Moss 10 Preach. Il a s.
Rev. james III. Moss VIII conduct The
leyiya services at Asbufyi Place Methodist
Church to-AtEht. y 5,,-S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
laIiaed M Excn,,iri,,

Qualified as 2Exccutrix.
Mrs Saran =. Duesbury qualified In tho
;f!hancery Court yesterday as cxecutrix of
tho estate of r.. H. Duesbury. Tho estate
was valued at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
aIarried In washington.

4 maria 60 -lieenso wns issned in Wash
lington city yesterday 10 Aubrey d. Cheat
ham. of Raleigh. n c.. and Fannie u.
Baltic. of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Joint Debate at C0llcuc,

\ A debate viii take place VI Richmond
College Chanel tonight between tho n MI
sigma rho and the Phllolpgian Literary
snciety on u the 3 question; sRcsoly That
rohibition Is Pgsfsyap!s t9 L9cal: og
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
building Permit.

building Permit.
a permit was issued In the office O the
Building Inspector yeserdayato Mrs. Bar
bnra Schmidt to repair brick dwelling. c3o7
East Main street, rebuilding the front. TO
cost $3.50. 5iaSi Sfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Reports OF the Police Justice and
othel. officers werc received and filed.
The Building Inspectors report on the
John Marshall High School showed
that the heating and plumbing appa-
ratus was not yet completed. It was
forwarded to the City School Board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
stated communicable

Stated Communication.
The stated communication OF Dove Lodge,
No 81. A.. r.. and a. NJ, will be held at
the Masonic Temple Tonight att o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

The Recommendation of the Commit
tee on Cemeteries that the City Attor-
ney be authorized to acquire land for
tho enlargement OF lakewood Cemetery
was referred to the Committee on I'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Italian Is Favorite Over His Old Time
Irish-American Rival

Dorando Pietri. the famous italian
distance runner, and Johnny Hayes, the
sturdy little Irish-American from New
York, will meet gain this afternoon
in a Marathon race at Recreation park
baseball field. The little fellows are
billed TO start promptly at o'clock
and Mayor p II. Mccarthy win fire the
shot which Will send them on their
way.
If weather conditions are favorable.
and all signs point that way, the race
should prove to be the greatest and
most important event of its kind that
San Francisco has eyer known. The
course is an ideal one, the ground being
soft and springy. Both men feel certain
that they have a chance te establish
a new worlds record.
Promoter Tom McGrath has had the
course laid out bySeXperts and he de-
clares that il is official aud not mile
short as was the last one over which
HAYES defeated Con ConolIy month
ago. 1t will be 10 laps to the mile.athe
same as the famous Madison Squire
garden course, where so many great
Marathon races were run last year.
The betting is quite brisk, Dorando
being a slight favorite over the New
Yorker The entire Italian colony is
on its toes and Will turn out in body
this afternoon. Dorando is great
favorite with his countrymen in this
city and since his arrival three weeks
ago he has been the guest at many
functions given in his honor by well
known citizens.
Hayes and Dorando first met in that
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
PLAN SEASON ON
TRACK AND DIAMOND
Catholic League Directors AL
ready Arranging Schedule
for Spring Athletics
By WILL SCARLET

With the basket ball tournament in
fun blast and proving more of sue
cess than the most sanguine friends of
the Catholic Schools athletic league
would venture to predict, the board of
directors of that live organization
might very properly sit back and await
developments. But they have shown
themselves averse to sitting back, and
they prefer starting things to awaiting
them. As consequence the spring
track meet and the approaching base
ball tournament are now under discus
sion
The customary regulations concern
ing weights of contestants will be ad-
hered to, that basis of classification
having proven most satisfactory in all
the league track events. both indoors
and out
The question now under debate is the
advisability Of dividing the contending
schools into two groups TO hold meets
on separate days. This question has an
urgency of its own. arising from the
fact that the scope and influence of the
Catholic Schools athletic lea que have
increased tremendously during the last
six months with the result that several
new schools viii enter contestants for
the meet to be held in April.
In the event of division of the
schools being adopted the San Fran
cisco pupils. including teams from st.
Ignatius grammar, St. James. st.
Peters. Mission Dolores. st. Joseph's,
st. Brigids and Sacred Heart grammar
schools would hold meet of their own,
possibly at the park stadium. On the
other side Of the bay the representa-
tives of St. Francis de Sales school, St
Josephs institute, St Anthony's, Sacred
Heart, ST.. Elizabeth's and ST. Joseph's
academy will hold meet of their own
in St Marys college stadium.
Additional incentives will be afforded
the contestants in future meets CON
Quoted by the Catholic league owing to
the fact that number of new and val
liable trophies have been offered by
friends of the athletic movement in the
parochial schools. Besides the new tro-
phies, most of the cups formerly con-
tested for, which are perpetual trophies,
will be offered. Among these the Arch
bishop Riordan cup holds the place of
prominence.
The prospects for the baseball season
of the parochial schools are unusually
bright this season. Besides the schools
on both sides of the bay that put mines
in last years tournament there Will be
several dark horses, including formid-
able nine from St Ignatius grammar
school. The Ignatians intend to do all
they can to wrest the coveted Spalding
trophy from its present holders, the
boys of ST James school.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
LOCAL MARkSMEN
MAKE GOOD SCORE
Revolver Club Team Leads in
TeIegraphiC N afch With
Rhode Islanders

The San Francisco team, which is
entered in the United states revolver
association tournament, kept up it's
good work Thursday evening. when the
marksmen rolled up a total of 1896
in a telegraphic match against tsse
Providence. r. l.. club. This is a bigger
score than the eastern marEsmen are
accustomed to making. and the locals
expect to be returned winners. The
detailed scores of the San Francisco
team follow:
J.E. German. 42. A. as. 4s. 4s-total
total 22S; c. W. Linder. 4S. ~, 43, 46.
-4O-total PA; r. NJ Merrill, so, A Al,
"a 2T-total 205: G. Armstrong "A. as
Al. 4. 45-total 222 Team total. 1.O96.
Al the annual meeting Of the United
states revolver association, held last
Monday. r. NJ. Merrill. member of
the Shell Mound pistol and rifle club,
was elected a vice president of the as
socfation Merrill is one of the best
known marksmen on the coast
w. A. Christie, a local shooter made
the remarkable score of 96 out of a
possible 100. with the revolver. at the
Shell Mound targets Tuesday Christie
took part in the shoot last sunday hut
could not do any good for himself He
altered the sight OF his weapon and
made his big score while testing the
Improvement. Christie is now after an
IS per cent medal and his score Will
he registered with the United States
revolver association The big score was
made UP of the following figures: TO-
10, 10, 10, S,10, 10, 10, 5, 10--total 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

world famed Marathon at the Olympic
1908. Both of them were unknown at
the time. but after the Italian had fall
tered at the finish and Hayes came on
and defeated him the runne.s jumped
into fame in single bound. The race
was one of the sensations of the ath-
letic world.
Shortly after both turned profes-
siona1 and were matched in New York.
A great throng turned out to witness
the contest which was won by the
Italian, though the New Yorker was
game to the finish and made a spec
stacular finish. Since then they have
met on several occasions and Dorando
generally has had a shade on his old
time rival.
Dorando is a faster man than Hayes
and can hold the interest of the spec
tators TO better advantage for the rea-
son that he is always sprinting and
running ahead. Hayes however. is one
Of those careful plodders. who uses his
head as well as his legs. Dorando
figures to have all the better of it at
the start. but HAYES viii unquestion-
ably be heard from at the finish.
Henri st. Yves. the great French
runner and the man who has beaten
them all. Will he on hand to challenge
the winner as will also John Marsh
the well known Canadian distance man.
sSt Yves holds the worlds record for
the distance. Both Hayes and Dorando
have expressed q Willingness to tie up
with the French runner at some future
date
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
SCHEDULE COMPLETED
FOR THE CALL" TROPHY
Inter Scholastic Basket Ball Tourna-
ment AnxiouSly Awaited by
Young Athletes
By HERBERT HAUSER

The basket bail teams Of the Public
schools athletic league have been
snxiously awaiting the publication Of
The schedule which is herewith pre-
seuted For months the young ath-
letes who viii strive for the Call per-
petual trophy have been looking for
ward to their first game and now that
the dates are known they are counting
the moments until the referee viii blow
his whistle.
From the interest that is being taken
by the various schools that were among
The leaders in the field DAYS. such as
spring Valley. John SWEET and Pacific
Heights. these schools can be relied on
10 put up q great fight for the trophies.
The officials selected for the games are
ali men Of experience in basket bail
and whose word can not be disputed by
The players.
The tournament is going 10 strength
en- basket bah among the local high
schools next season. Hereafter the
local high schools viii have a squad OF
grammar school graduates with a
fairly good knowledge OF the game.
Three different gymnasiums have
heen selected for the league games.
The - pounds class. in charge Of Ray
AtrAl-- -lt-f ~ VIII play al lue 0olufl y IA
Park boys club, ass Guerrero street.
The CaI trophy viii be contested for
by the l25 pound class in the gymna
sium Of the Pastime athletic club. 1850
6esry street, and viii be in charge of
Joseph r. Hickey. secretary OF the
ieag que The girls games for the Tag
day trophy viii be contested on the
courts Of the Young Mems Hebrew as
Sociation Al Page and Stanyan streets
nd VIII be in charge of Alfred Katch-
lns6L one Of the lea que directors
The first game viii he played tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock when the
? - pound team OF the Everett school
meets Pacific Heights for the first try
at the Call trophy. The complete sched-
ule Of preliminary games follows.
- pound clsss-Court. Columbia Park BOYS
at o. m-- Washington IS. Pacific Heights: SAT
IrlaE- February .. st 10 A. M. Everett u. Co
.unl bla- saturday February ;, At p m. Han
cock ". Spring Valley; Friday. February H. at
. p M. Hearst vs. Horace Mann. Saturday.
February T. At 10 A. n. Fsirmount vs.. Rich
nlono; saturday- February y. st p. m. Ere
mont " John SWEET: FRIDAY. February Is. at
p. M Franklin Ts. Bergerot; Saturday Febru-
srt -. AZ 10 a. m. Adams vs.. winner Of Wash
lcEron- -PsCirc Heights game
10 pound clas~-C0urt. PRsrime Athletic club.
1850 Gesry street. Monday. January 81 al
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

p. m. Everett VS.. Pacific Heights; Wednesday,
February =. at D. m. Adams rs. Fairmcunt;
Saturday. February s. at 10 a. m, Franklin vs.
Fremont Monday. February {. at p. M. Ham
ilton vs.. john SWEET; Wednesday. February 9.
al 4 p. m. Hearst Richmond; Saturday, Feb
rusry u, st 10 a m. Columbia vs.. Spring Val
Icy: Monday February IA, al 4 p. m, Horace
Mann VS.. Washington.
Girls class-Court. Young Mems Hebrew asso-
.. al 10 m. BergerOt vs.. Adams; Saturday,
February :. at II d. Franklin vs. Spring
Valley; Saturday, February ., at 1:3o p: m
Richmond vs.. Pseifc Heights; saturday te6ru-
sry, ). at 2:S0 p. m, Fremont ys. Hearst; SAT-
urday. February 5. al $50 p. m, Fsirmount vs.
Horace Mann
Oakland high school has lost Mason
HartwelI, the star mile runner, who
has quit school TO go TO work. Hart
we'll was good for from five to seven
points in any meet, and Oakland Will
feel his loss keenIy. more SO because
the school is without a man for that
distance.
This with the loss of Melvin, who
is attending Fremont high makes quite
a hole in the blue and whites point
winners. but the Athenian city boys
are not very much put out about it and
still figure that they have an excellent
chance for the Stanford interseholastic
and the Bay Counties league meet,
which viii be held April 2S
Milette viii look after the loo, Cap
tain Todd and Morgans will participate
in furlong events. Todd viii also Ia Ike
care of the quarter with Sergeant,
while in the half there viii be Heisen,
De Cola and possibly Deming MacClise.
The hurdles win prove to be Oak
lands strongest point with MacClise,
Calderwood, Maker and Skinner run
ming them. Skinner was formerly al
Berkeley but has now moved to Oak
land. MacClise. Stratton and Maker
will high jump: Mike smith Banks
and Fink viii handle the pole. while
Stratton. Milette and Smith viii take
care of the broad jump. Whitmire is
out for the shotput and Dethlefsen, the
football player, is practicing for the
hammer throw.
The school viii enter three basket
ball teams in the Pacific athletic asso-
citation tournament which commences
February "a.
The school viii play Berkeley high
basket ball next Wednesday afternoon
al Ct. Msrys gymnasium. The base
bah team under the leadership of Cap
tain Everett Dill has commenced prac-
tice
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
HUNT cLuR TO MEET

With the duck season drawing to a
close. members of the gun clubs who
shot Al the Ingleside trap shooting
grounds last year are commencing TO
look about for another place to hold
live bird and bluerock shoots. A spe-
cial meeting of the California wing
club was held during the week for the
purpose Of appointing a committee to
look up available grounds Tony Prior,
Clarence Nauman and William MurdoclS
were named To act for the club, and
they win report at the annual meet
ing, which viii be held during the sec
ond week in February.