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The Washington herald., 1910-06-01

Aloysius. Ol4O , Il x-l5
First base on balls-Of Leonard 2; Of Priddy L
Innings pitched-By Priddy. 5; by Wilkins, l. Hits
made-Of Priddy 70 of Wilkins, 9. Struck cut
BY Leonard. Z: by PTiddy. 2: by Wilkins, s. Home
Tuns-Carr. Hurley. TwO-base hits-Cau. Mccarthy
% smith Sacrifice kits-Dayis 49, Stolen bases
Murray, Steele. Taylor, Murphy. Hurley 80. Double
play-Aurphy to kelliheT. Hit BY piIcheT-By Leon
ard Dluuayl. Passed bals--O'Neill Umpire-Nlr.
Hoffman Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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First base b. erroTs-Peck, 4 sixth, J. Left on
hases-Peck 9. SIXTH 9 First base on balls-Of
Greer. Q of Collins. 3. Struck out-By Greer, IL
BY Collins g. Home runs-BTewer. Cohill Three
base nit-&Tilliams. Tw0-bsse hit-Rrewer. Sacrifice
hit-Creer Stolen bases-Cohil, Keith, Jaescfke,
Yarela ~. r. Taylor %. Double playa. Taylor
TO Varela Bslk-Greer. Wild pitehes-Creer. Col
Inns ~. Passed ball-A. Taylor, Umpire-4Ir.
Hughes. Time OF game-l hour and 50 minutes
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EASTERN A. c. MEET DEFEAT.
Georgetown A. c. Captures One-sid-
ed Game by II to 2.

The Georgetown Athletic Club yester-
day defeated the Eastern Athletic Club
in a one-sided contest by II 10 2 The
feature OF the game was 3. Smiths long
drive to left field. netting him a home
run.
Beach. who was on the mound for the
winners. twirled in fine form, striking
out eight and allowing only three scat
tered hits. whereas. Calvert, the slabman
for the losers. was found for thirteen
hits. striking out but two men. Score.
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First base on erroTs-PstwcTth J; Mount Pleas
ant !. Left on bases-Pctworth g; Mount Pleas
ant s. First base on balls-On Rawlings. Z; Of
Clayton s. Strack ou.-By Rawlings s. by Clay
ton, s. Two-hase hits-DemTsey King. Sacrifice fy
-Dytr Sacrifice hit-EastwOod. Stolen bases
Clay.on. g. Mayne, Toraey. RswlinEs. Double play
King 70 Morris 90 Gin. Hit By pitcher-By Raw
hngs II. Maynel. Wild pitci-Clayton Passed
balls-Fegan 49,, T. Aisyne. Umpire-Alr Myers.
Time Of game-l hour md 30 minutes
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PUMPING STATION LOSES.
AlOysius Club Puts Hole in Their
Winning Streak

Aloysius increased their lead in the
Capital City League by defeating the
Sewage Pumping Station outfit yesterday
in one Of the worst exhibitions OF the
national game witnessed on the leagues
grounds this season.
The Church boys garnered seventeen
hits of Wilkins and Priddy Carr and
Hurley each made three. both getting 4
homo MN Score.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At st. Joseph-st Joseph. z; Topeka. 4
at Sioux City-Siox City. 2: Lincoln. Is.
At Des Moines-Elrst game; Des Moines. Il
Omaha, Second game: Des Mosnes. 8; Omaha. l.
At Denver-Dsnver. s; Wichita. 8.
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Gravesend,

FOURTH hALEr-Iuf NtIEIIts IlI IIiiiV' tIlItN
years old gross value. $50; and one-sixteenth
miles
Ethel Le BHne....... IL Ocean Bount.....-...- n
| Ethel d los
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sourH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusts-Augasts. d Savannah. twelve IN.
pings; daTknessl
At Coumbus-Columbas. s. Columbia. s
at Mscon-Jseks0nYille, 8; Macon 2
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baTled rins-GeorgetOWn A. c. s; Eastern A. @ ,
J. Fist base by errors-Gergetown A. c.. 2;
Eastern A. c., 2 Left on bases-GeorgetoWn A G
4; Eastern A. C.. g. First base on baIl-Of c.
Calvert, l. Innings pitohed-By Beach, 9; by C..
Calvert g. HITS made-Oh Beach, 5; of C Calvert.
g. Struck out-By Beach 8: by c. Calvert 2
Home run-B. Smith. Threebass hit-Cartwrght.
Tgobase hits-Hilleary o. Hcuser, Bromley,
Beach. Sacrifice hiJ-Burke. Stolen bases-Ren-
ton 81. Bromley. H0ussT, Beach, HileaTy. Passed
balls-WhittngloW o. Umpires-Messrs johnson
and Watts Time Of gams-2 hours and minutes
Teams averaging eighteen years address George
Hilbush 1905 ThiTty-frst street northwest manager
Georgetown Athletic Club
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soUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville-NaShsille !; Birmingham. z
At Atiauts-New Orleans. 8; Atlanta. ].
At Chattsnooga-Mob 9; Chattanooga. s
At Menphis-Aemphis 2; Montgomery, &
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spartans Win Gnme.

The Spartans defeated the Mount st.
Joseph's second team yesterday by II to I.
The feature Of the game was the bat
ting of the Spartans
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MEDICAL.
DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST Eel LIS ].
washingtOn's oldest Specialist.

WashingtOn's Oldest Specialist.
IS years practice treating Nervous and
Chronic Diseases; also stomach, lungs
asthma catarrh, appendicitis liver, heart Kidneys
special weakness; blood and skin diseases Special
and private ailments Of both sexes cured quickly.
Consultation free Hours 80 10 l2.D and 3 10 $50
daily: Sundays go 70 l0@1 Chandler Building
F5syGtoE and 'ph0als.
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Enstern stars on Ann

The Eastern Stars opened their season
yesterday with a victory over the An
acostia stars. 10 l. The pitching of
Warner was the feature.
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nc AM tha cnInrea Lenrne-

Interior tied Bureau yesterday in the
Colored Departmental League in a game
that was replete with hard hitting and
numerous errors. Score:
interior. ................... 2100 400 Z GA
Bureau. 2 Ola
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At WATERBURY Waterbury, S; New Haven. L
At New Britain Bridgeport. 8; Nsw Britain. Z.
At Holyoke-sUTingheld. 9; Holyoke. l.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Waco-Waco. 8; San Antonio. z
At Shreveport Shreveport. 2; Fort Worth. L
AT Galveston-Galses,on, i Houston. 0.
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lCOTToN sTATEs LEAGUE.

At Jackson-Creenwood. (. jackson.
At VicksbHrg- VieSsbsrs, 3; HattiesburE |.
At INSTRUMENTATION. 5: Yssoo City, Ohirtssa
innings).
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

AT Andsrson-Andersoa. 5: spartanbIrg. s.
at Observation-Disclosures, 0; Grosnyills 8
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AT Jersey City-Newarz. g: Jersey City, 2
At Rochestsr-Ffrst game; Toronto. Rochester,
). Second game; Toronto & Rochester. Q.
At BufalO-Baffslo Z; Montreal. }
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At worcester-Haverhili, 4; Worcester, :
At LSnn-Nsw Bedford, 2: Lynn, L
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Forfelt In oIympia Leaeue.

As Northeast could not put a full team
on the field. the Olives took yesterdays
Olympia League game by forfeit.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At YoTk-TTsnton. I; York, L
AT Harrisburs-Wi ): Harrisburg. l.
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PITZ HERBERT Wins
Captures Historic Brooklyn
Handicap by Length.
BIG CROWD WITNESSES RACE
Greatest Horse in America Runs
Under 8. c. HfIdreth's CoIors, Win
ming the Event in 2s05 3-5-R. Il.
Wilson Jr!s OIambaIa Takes Sec
ond and Prince Imperial Third.

New York, May s1-Fitz Herbert, the
best race horse in America, won the his
toric Brooklyn Handicap. one mile and a
quarter, at Gravesend to-day. Running
in the colors Of S. c. Hildreth and carry
ing 100 pounds, the fOur-year-old son OF
Ethlebert- Morgantic made all the pace,
beating the barrier by a length and gall
Looping the other starters into submission
with such ease that more than 1890 spec
tators were convinced Of his greatness
Fitz Herbert was never extended, and
when he passed the finish line Jockey
Dugan had him under wraps for the win
ming margin being length and the time
2:05 9-5.
r. T. Wilson, tr.'s four-year-old CLAM
bala. In receipt Of fourteen pounds from
Fitz Herbert, was second, after game
performance. while Prince Imperial was
third, two lengths away. prince Imperial
received sixteen pounds by the scale from
the winner. There were only six starters.
Car being fourth. Fashion Plate finish
ing fifth, and H. P. Whitney's Dinna Ken
bringing up in the rear.
Fitz Herbert was a strong favorite, and
his victory. for that matter. was con-
ceded as far back as February /. When
the weights were announced. John z.
Madden. who owned him at the time,
said:
They could put ton on Fitz Herberts
back and not prevent him from winning.
Barring accidents, he will capture both
the Brooklyn and the Suburban"
Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Sir ].
Johnson, III (Powers), 10 2. won; Mad
man. l07 (Thomas), TO l. second; Rey-
burne, 90 (Estep), 3 10 J. third. Time,
lilo 2-5. Dreamer. jim Pippin, and Rose
Queen also ran
SECOND RACE-Mile and a sixteenth.
Blackford. 103 FLASH 8 10 10, won; Black
mate, 10 (Archibald), s 10 !. second;
Dandy Dixon, 10 (ButwelD, IL TO ], third
I Time La 40 Lad OF Langden, Apollo
| gize Curly Locks. Our Hannah. Bryce,
1 Harvey F., Kiliiecrankie, O'COnnor. and
/ Ed Ball also ran.
! THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. Basht
/ ia Garner, even. won: Housemaid, II
] (Powers). II TO 5. second: Anna Case, IL
! (ButwelD, Is 10 J. third. Time, l:0l As
/ Aldivia, Thrifty. Horizon. Imprint, and
FOURTH RACE-Mile and a quarter
] Fitz Herbert. $50 (Duganl, to .. won
! Olabmala, ll6 tButwelO, s to j, second
] Prince Imperial. 81 (Garner), 20 J. third
1 Time, 2,05 3-5. Gar, Fashion Plate. and
/ Dinna Ken also ran.
/ FIFTH RACE-About six fuTlongs. Bis
/ Stick, IS CLangan), S to !. won: O'Em
/ l0l Reed, % TO !, second: Woolcasta
1 90 Davis. 20 to l. third. Time lip
/ Folle Levy, RosseguX, Black Chief
/ Frank Purcell, Galley Slave. Kyle
I Queens Song, Dan Field. Lord Strephon
Intrinsic. and Belle Of the Mountain ais
/ ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furiongs. Sebago
/ 10 (ButwelD. 5 10 ]. won: Trap Rock, il
/ tDuganl u TO 5. second; Miss Jonah, 10
/ lThomasl, - TO l. third. Time. 1.G3 Z-5
Mr. Gohghtly. Andy Chisholm, Virginia.
Bertis King Pin. The FOllies. Bourbon
| Beau, Syzygy, Gauntlet, Royal Eagle
Gold Bug. Ivyton, and DaTtWOrth ais
ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
- ~ ~ ~ I q. ~ - q -
JOncS-Nidycttc.

Ashland. March ls,--A Beautiful
wedding took place in Duncan Me-
mem orial Church tonight when Miss
Matilda Rebecca Mldyette. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. .. +. Nlidyette. be-
came the bride Of Walter Martin Jones.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms, smilaS and daffodlls.
Rev. Mr.. Weles oft1cinted. DR.. Hale
Cantor presided at the organ, and
played Lohengrin as the professional,
during the ceremony, Thine own
and believe Me- and as tho recess
sional the wedding march from Men
delssohn. Exc III
The bride wore a gown OF crepe me-
5tcor, trimmed with duchess lace, and
embr oidercd with pearls. The maid OF
honor, Miss Caroline jackson Mid
syette wore yellow mes saline ana car
rled brides roses. The matron OF
honor. Mrs. Weldon G. Blanton, wore
q gown Of duchess satin. with diamond
ornaments. i
The bridesmaids, Misses Annie Pen
dleton Hunter Marguerite Wtghtman.
Charlotte Fennell. Jennie Coltren and
Audrey Graham. wore gowns Of white
nnessaline. trimmed with crystals
seguins, and carried hugo punches Of
sdaffodils.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones lett torS a South
ern trip and after their return they
Will be at home at the Henry. Clay
Inn.
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One Mag
ODercon1e

constipation permanently by proper
personal cooperation with the bene.
fetal effects of Syrup OF Figs and
Elixir Of Sienna. when required. The
forming OF regular habits is most i'm.
fportant and while endeavoring to
form them the assistance Of Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir Of Sienna is most val
liable, as 1t is the only laxative which
acts without disturbing the natural
functions and without facilitating and
tits the one laxative which leaves the
internal organs in a naturally healthy
condition, thereby really aiding one in
that way. To get its beneficial effects.
buy the genuine manufactured BY the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by all leading druggists. Syrup
OF Figs and Elixir OF SIENNA is never
5classed by the well.informed with
medicines which make extrayagant
and untounded claims to cure habitual
constipation without personal coop.
Grafton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
MEETING or sToC1xnOLpEns.
onie.nl. Of New York, l.hlladelph.a an,

( nicinis OF New York, philadelphia ana
Norfolk Isnilrond III Cape Charles.
Cane Charles. Va, March IA
meeting of the stockholders Of the
New York Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad was held here yesterday.
among those present being: O.J. De-
rouse, secretary to President McCrea.
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad; Fl. G.
Garlic. auditor, and w. L. Markley,
assistant auditor. Tho party arrived
or, a special car from Philadelphia.
After the meeting adjourned. O. trip
on the steamer Pennsylvania. OF the
n u, ?. and N. II. r., wos made
around the capes.
Elisha Ice. superintendent OF the
n. T.. r. and NJ. accompanied tho oli-
ctals on the trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
VIRGINIA SEASON
0.P EMS SATURDAY,
First Game Of University Will Be
Played Against Wood
berry.

"A Charlottesville, Va, March 16.-tirginia'.
baseball season begins Saturday with a
game with Woodbcrry Forest. the sturd,
prep school that has always made the uni.
yers.ty exert itself to win, two years ago
making the game SO thirteen innings be-
fore Virginia sent over the only and win
ming run. Last year the score was s TO 8.
Coaches Reid and Rigler arc confident that
with the props fully as strong as they have
over been. Virginia will win BY handsome
margin, and that big Northern teams viii
then he tackled right of with excellent.
prospects OF victory Hopeful symptoms
developed during the last few days Of
practice have led the coaches to this con-
cluslon. Tho three stormy days Of last
week made outdoor work impossible. but
with the renaissance OF spring Lambeth
Field has again become the scene OF ac-
tlvity. sixty men arc still on the squad.
:: scrub game between the university and
the second team.
Although this years team will probably
have no twlrler the equal OF Carl Walker,
better shape than ever, Douglas. Culbertson,
Grant and II. Jones have the carrnarku OF
good pitchers, and stratton, who pitched
IN but few games last year, but won them,
has sufficiently recovered from an opera
ton to throw over a few easy ones. Ex-
Captain Pearson has not found time to ap.
ply for catches. and In his absence Rohan
Is handling the big nnitt. Last year he
played on Notre Danle. and Pearson, who
was rated one OF the best catchcrs In the
college world last year has nothing on him
In whipping the ball to second or running
after high fouls.
Tho following Will probably compose the
team to play woodberry: Rohan. catcher:
Grant and Jones. pitchers: Blankaney.
Carter. first base: Todd. second
base; Captain Pickturd third base Hume,
left field; Fltchett. centrc field: Nelf and
kearns. right field.
Former Umpire Risler,{ who is coaching
the battery candidates., says that Grant,
Of Episcopal High School, Will develop into
q mainstay. MIR. Rigler will leave TO un-
dertake his duties as arbiter the latter
part o. May. He obtained leave OF absence
for one month to finish his first years law
course, and 10 help coach the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
TAKEN TOMORROW
F0R;| SAFE KEEPING
Judge Fears Hardy's Friends
Might Attempt to Libcrate
Him.
l Special to The Times. u ispatch,l

Especial to The rines.pispatch,1
surolk. Va, March 1G.--"Tiank you.
sir replied Sam. Hardy. when sen
fenced at noon.to.day by Circuit Judge
McLemore to die May 90 for the MUIR
der. OF r. g. Jones' The remnrk was
addressed to the court. whose con-
Guiding words werc a duplication for
Tire Lord to have nerc2 on the pris-
oner's soul. Hardy was. white with
prison pnllor, but he stood erect. with
out a trenlOr and was seemingly less
moved than the spectators.
Asked what he had to say before
salltence was pronounced, Hardy re-
pied: NO moro than I've said before,
Judge: Lam ilnOt@nt.
Fearing TIM. the local jail might
bn stortnetl and tho occnsed rescued
by his friends. judge AlcI1enlore this
Afternoon n,dercd Hardy removed to
thy Norfolk city. Jail. where lie was
5c.'rlica " slclir Bake, and Deputy
Griffin. He MAS sinckled to the latter.
LII the wor,is OF tho written court
order. Hu.dY's recitation lere us liable
t, result III his escape CT liberation
The move OF counsel to seek q re-
hearing before the Supreme Court has,
practically been abandoned.
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capt, Collins, sued.

83 SBost ton. Mass, March 16,-Captaln
Charles Glen Coll ms, late Of the Brit-
#lsh army, and divorced husband OF
Mrs. Natalie Schenck Collins, Of New
York, was made "a PENDANT in a suit
tor $4,000 brought to-day by Mrs.
sl1llen n. Ryder, OF this city, Fred
sericlSs Il, E,osdlek. OF Fltchburg Is
made a cod efendant In the suit,
Mrs. Ryd err claims that after she
had loaned Collins bond s, stocks 3 ana
cash he assigned his interest In a
sstnarbl 81 a Marry TO- Tosdlck anl 4tl4eA
left for Epglapd q III u ssss ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
KICKED on HEAD BY HORSE.

rious Accident Befalls u. Z. Gitchell
S While on Way to Charlottesville.
Il Especial to The Times Dispatch,
Va, March l6.--Whtle
lining to the city from his home near Rio
. attend the weekly drill OF the local
Hillary company, the Mont.ceuo Guard
wrseont r. L. Gitchei had a narrow es-
'wpc from instant death. Just outside OF
40 city he dismounted from his horse to
ttait the passage OF train. Tho aniiual.
ucoming frightened. reared and feil, one
5,wsof striking Mr.. Gltchcll on tho head.
J ush!ng the skull above the right temple:
sIe Injured man was removed 70 loca!
spital. where piece OF the skull was
tfnoved. It was at frstt feared that nv.
,,iche!i would not 1.-Two through tho night.
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FALL FROM HORSE
RESULTS Fatally.
Managing Editor Edwin A. Hcrn,
don, Of Lyncilburg News,
Killed.
Especial to The Tlmes-pispatcl.

Tspecialto The Tines-Dispatc
LYnchburg. Va. March t6.-Edwin a.
gIerndon, managing editor OF the
yynchburg News. az one OF the most
;apable newspaper men Of the State.
vas Killed late this afternoon by. u fall
rom horse which he was riding, His
,kull was fractured and death en-
.ucd half an hour later. the victim
3aving never rcgainedf consciousness.
Te was carried into the homo OF for
sier State Senator Thomas, which was
,searby. Or. j. Wyatt Davis, who was
.sot far away, was called. He inme-
lately pronounced the wound fatal
/, Mr.. Herndon was a member OF the
.epot orial stats OF the Washington
lost and Charlotte On. CT Observer
Gefore coming here with the Advance.
Sifteen years ago he went to the News.
Since which time he had beenit man
aging editor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
John Lowcry's Will Probated.
Snocial RI The Tirnaa. Diana oh. I

Newport News. Va. March 16.--.The
will OF the late John Lowery, who lied
in Philadelphia two weeks ago.. has
been probated In the Corporation Court
OF this city. Mr.. Lowery left an es-
tate valued at $4,000. Under the will
the widow receives $4,000 In cash. and
one-half of the net income from ire
estate for life: Bishop Van 4 De vyver.
FrIoli. rector OF st. Vincent's Catholic
Church, this city, receives 5000. and
the remainder OF the estate goes o
Joseph i. Lowery. the only son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
WILL pENEr1r st1IooLs.
Association Il Organized
l2z551s 1FraI = rlr k = hnror {7fs lit-

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatchl
fredericksburg, Va. March i6.--.i largely
no assembly hall OF the school building
tare last night for the purpose OF organize
1g a Fredericksburg Educational Associa.
on. Prof. Arthur u. Wright, supcrlntcn-
tut Of public schools OF the city. explained
he objects OF the meeting and presided.
slnteresting and Instructive addresses wcre
1.livered by j. II. Binford OF richmond.
,;ecutivc secretary OF the Cooperative Ed
i5Iph Dashiell. OF Richmond, league organ
'ltr OF the CO Cooperative Educational Com
5rission. Remarks were also made by rev.
b. II. Barber and ]. Willard ADAMS.
Tho officers chosen were: president. Prof.
;rthur D. Wright; Vice. Presidents, Mrs. j.
Rowe, Isaac Hlrsh. j.. w. Adams. Miss
tate J. Mander; Secretary. Miss Deryl Bar.
tr; treasurer. r. a. kishpaush.
oThe association Is expected TO accomplish
tuch good ,gin behalf OF education ane
ohoois in this city.
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VIII Hold Meeting Friday.

fifE lSpeclaI 10 TIC = 1IleS.D ,,,-I.1
Va. March l6.-The
r[.ebemarle County Teachers Associa.l
SSn will hold its spring meeting at
trdway School. this city. Friday. The
tdcers Of the association are: W. D
ahith, OF Scottsville. president: Vice
esidents-Curtis story, Ivy District
DIV. Givens, ssottsvillG District; s. NJ
os.nlns. White Hull District. Il B. Civ.
sss, Rivanna district: Secretary, Miss
ufssie Dunn. Free Union. Treasurer.
SIS c. l.. Fleming. Free Union.
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Serious Result at Horses Bite.
fSroni q L a rNhn 1Nif,a 81 nfnx., ~, 4

chsrlottesville. Va March ls.-Massie
Brush, OF Harriston. Rockingham county,
Is extremely III at the University OF vr-
gina Hospital. with an arm amputated,
the result pf a horses bite. While curry
ing horse the animal seized the man's
right forearm In its mouth and crushed
the boneB before lie could free himself. The
injury was not conadered grave until sat
urday. when the inflamed condition of the
arm showed that q prompt operation would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
HlNVENTSs a WIRELESS
! POCKET TELEGRAPH
Priest Makes One After False Report
Attributes Achlevemcnt
s9s g4 tn Him. 5sssI 5SiGs2

Berlin. March l6.A wireless pocket
telegraph apparatus Was seXhibi ted Ia st
night blythe Inventor, Professor Cere-}
botani. the priest III charge OF the
Munich parish. during q scientific lee
.ture before persons engaged In the va
rious branches Of scientific inyestiga-
ton. s8,$ 4 u
The instrument. consist OF a wooden:
base. with the letters of the alphabat
thereon. arranged In q circle. small.
metal indicator SWINGS on pivot In
3to7the wireless dot and dash currents
and spell out the me ssage. The ap,
paratus Is very sim pie. rs s onlewhats
larger than the ordinary card case.
Professor Cerebotani, who is noted
as an amateur scientist, said that q
French Journalist had recently attrib-s
uted to- him, enormously, the invention
OF n wireless pocket telegrapha lnstru-S
3nlant. He wrote to the Journal q elly-
lng the inyention. However. hisslettsr,
nothing Remained for him in the way
t0f Wind tcation except to invent the ap-
,paratus described. which he Eproceedod
to d o. la55 ia i5i6s n gIf{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
l.Dr. Kcnnnrd Called to cntncky.

Special to The Times. Dispatch.
has extended cali to DR.. George S.
Kennard pastor OF the Baptist Church
OF Williamsburg. Dr. Kennard has
the call under consideration. and Will
probably accept Richmond College
recently conferred the honorary de-
gree OF Doctor OF Divinity upon DR..
kennard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
VICTORY FOR BROWNLoW.

Chancellor Declines to Enjoln Republica an
Primary of March 10.
Bristol. Va. March ls-cnancellor Hal
Haynes to-day dcclined to enJoin the Re-
publican primary OF March 10 In the First
Congressional District OF Tennessee. holding
that tho primary law. alleged to be vio-
lated. does not apply. This means that Rep
reYentative Walter P. Brownlow will DO re-
nominated for Congress without opposition.
1t seems certain he will be opposed In the
November election by State Senator Sam
Sails, in addition TO any Democrat that
nav be- nominated EiS-5l ~