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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
BUDGET IS ADOPTED
WITHOUT ARGUMENT
-
Aldermen Transact Quantity of
Routine Business at Brief
Session,

1T was one of the shortest and
dullest sessions | have ever attend, "
remarked Alderman Elicit, of Lee
ward, leaving the council cham Der
Tuesday night. following the regular
monthly meeting of the board of at
dermen.
There's no doubt about that
agreed Alderman RennoidE, of Mon
roe ward, as he and Mir. Elicit went
down the elevator together.
The aldermen were In session hard
Iy an honr. and during that time
confined themselves to the transac-
ton of routine business The bud
get passed BY the lower branch was
eoncurred In without argument or
debate. Among the other measures
that received the aldermen's concur.
renee was a resolution providing for
the inspection of milk, meat and other
food supplies.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Cot.
treil asking for an appropriation OF
Sill eco for smooth paving on Belvi-
dere street WAS referred to the
finance committee. A request of Mr..
whittet that $1,000 be appropriated
for smooth paving on Grove avenue
went 10 the committee on streets.
The board adopted the resolution
of the committee on electricity re-
commencing that the conduit system
contract In connection with the new
municipal electric plant be awarded
to the MeCay Engineering Company
at Baltimore.
A resolution asking that the pay Of
the westminster at the City Market
be raised from $50 tn $50 a month
MAS referred TO the committee on
finance.
before getting down to regular bus
iness, the aldermen held brief Joint
session with mem hcrs of the lower
branch, at which Messrs. X. II. Chill
drey, Charles Hutzier and Il. y. Starke
we're reelected school trustees for the
FIRST, second and third districts. re-
spectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
LEGISLATIVE NEUROLOGY

series of dainty and acuiar fits
In the Senate chamber turned his
toes toward the daisies and sifted
through the Valley OF the Shadows,
unpgstsd, ,ynhonoxed snd vncpnsidsf-
ed but not hnHspt nor anansg. ~
Lime Blil svss he'd warm spot IN
his heart for the eonvicts. and al
Ways carried with him 320,000. Had
he lived he would have set Virginia
up In a new business. and---thouKh
agriouiturists and farmers differed
materially on accepting his promises
pledged himself to produce 100
bushels Of corn TO the acre where
thirty bushels were considered large
pickings."
Nurtured on the hest the farmers
In the Honse could provide and care
fully escorted to the solemn. sombre
Senate precincts. Lime Bill was in
trodueed to the dignifed ana deco-
rous solons there last Friday Est-
withstanding his popularity III the
House. he was viewed with diaiavor
amounting almost to loathing In the
Senate, and died from brutal attacks
from Carsius and Isrutus. acting
through SensEor George Il. Keezol..
OF Rockingham.
the many assaults. but the shock and
severity Of the onsiaughts proved
Lime Biii's undoing. The remains
Were taken to Caroline by DIR. Ora
watt for intcrment.
Died, --Suddenly. on March ~, 1910.
Bin Rolling Stock. preGocious child
Of the brain of Senator Aubrey
Strcdc, OF Amherst county.
Rolling Stock Bill. born under an
unlucky star, seemed doomed from
birth. His avaricinus and graspjng
disposition made HIM unpopular from
the first day he WINS introduced 10
the members or the Senate. Although
he made many promises or golden
shekels OF the rSalm TO the county
folks. Rolling Stock Bin had 4 most
pronounced distaste and dislike for
the citieE 81 Virginia. and threatened
10 piilAKe their t!ils to the tune Of
some few milNcn doiiars. Because
OF this threat. Ne was assaulted most
earnestly ana thoroughly At every
turn. 30 exasperatipE did his per-
sistent promises to do financial evil
beeone, that IN Memsnt Of haste
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
CONTRACT SIGNED FOR
MONUMENT At GETTYSBURG

The monument to Confederates
which g 10 be erected on the Gettys-
burg battlefield will not be unveiled
before July I. 1918. Final contracts
for this shaft were signed Tuesday
in the Office ~ Governor Mann. All
the members OF the Cettysburg Mon
ument Commission were prerent ex-
cept Senator John W. Daniel The
ether members are Governor Mann,
senator j. w. Edmondson. Captain
Thomas Smith and Captain 5. r.
Reed.
The sculptor. f. William Siepers,
asrees 10 have. the design ready for
inspection In his studio In New York
on March Is, 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
IMPRESSED WITH
ATLANTA SPIRIT
Aldermen Elicit Returns Home
From T'ftp 10 Georgia
Capital. '''-''. s
PROHIBITION WORKS WELL
General Order. of City Has Been
Very Good for the Last
Two Years.
PROHIBITION WORKS WELL

Impressed more than ever With the
wonderful go-ahead spirit Of the citi-
zens of Atlanta, Mr.. r. n. Elicit, mem
Der of the board Of aldermen from
Lee ward. returned home Tussday
from visit OF ten days TO the Geof-
gia capital.
II never saw a city where rich peo-
pie are 20 ready to turn their money
loose" said Mr. Elicit Tuesday night.
speaking Of his trip, Whenever any
movement IL started for the boosting
or bettermcnt OF the city. they con-
tribute iiberally and willingly. and 1t
is rarely indeed that they fail to ac-
complish whatever they set out to do.
Richmond Is probably more solid
city than Atlanta. but the Atlantars
have got US beat when 1t comes to
boosting their town as only they know
how TO boost"
MIR. Elicit found prohibition work.
ing we'll in Atlanta, near beer being
the only drink dispensed. In AQQlliQn
TO coca cola and other soft varieties.
They told me" said Mr.. Biiett.
that the general order of the City
had been remarkably good since pro-
hibition went into effect two years
ago"
MIR. Elicit came back to Richmond
pleased at tho progress the MAnchss.
ter consolidation project had made
since his departure. In Atlanta he
attended the tenth annual Brouxhton
Bible conference, which continues Tor
ten days The conference, ne tAys'
was attended by thousands OF persaus
each day. and was highly instructive.
a number of leading Bible students
both in this country and abroad be-
Ing among the lecturers.
MIR. Elicit stopped with his daaSn.
ter, Mrs. Dunbar Roy whose husband
Is prominent Hpectaftst ct Att1nta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
EDUCATORS FORM
NEW ASSOCIATION
Fredericksburg Teachers Organize
To Increase Interest in City's
Public Schools.

Especial to the Richmond Nirgininn.l
FREDERlCKSBURG VA. March
ia Fredericksburg Educational
Association was formed at a meeting
held here In the assembly hall OF the
public school building last night
The meeting was presided over by
MIR. A. y. Wright local supernten-
dent of public schools. Addresses
were made by Mr.. j. Fl, Binford ANA
Mrs. j.. r. Shields, Of Richmond, ana
by Rev. II. III. Barber. OF this city.
The following Off ere were elected:
President, Mr.. A. ID. Wright: vice.
presidents. Mrs. J. p. Rowe. Mr.. Isaac
Hirsh, MIR. j. w Adams and Miss Kate
Mander; secretary. Miss Beryl Bar
her; treasurer. Mr.. n. A. Kislipaush,
The association starts with a large
membership. under the most favor.
able conditions. The object OF THU
association is to arouse more interest
In that that pertains TO the public
school system,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
EDUCATORS ENDORSE
SCHOOL FARM IDEA
Institutions Teach Practical Agri-
culture and Bring Revenue 10
Regular Seltcol Usstsscfs.

Special 10 tfhe Rlch ssssnna virvfni4u j
RALEIGH r. G., MAseA ls.---Fht
school farm idea has been given
great impetus by educators through
out this State and especially In Wake
county. where tho fffSt Farms Vera
established. These 1choo. Trims hfc
primarily FOR the purpose u teaching
to the rural high school children
practical agriculture. They serve also
as means OF revenue 70 tbs school
districts.
\ list has just been puplisned Of the
iros. and the amount 81 corr. Gotten
or tobacco raised by each. Fri4es
aggre6ating over 500 we're siven. ny
Raleigh merchants to furtrGr this
work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
PLAN TO IMPROVE
RAILROAD STATION
Blackstone Depot to be Moved
Ovcrhauled and Enlarged.
Other News.

BLACKSTONE. VA, March 1e.--
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company have decided to improve the
passenger station here. They will
move the depot twenty feet back from
the track. erect long shed at each
end of the building and make brick
platform walk for the convenience OF
the travelling public.
The farmers In this section are get.
ting down to hard work preparing for
another crop.
The lumber business In this section
La beginning to brighten
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

Died--At lt:i5 r. M, Saturday,
March 10. OIL Tax Bill. believed pro-
ssny al Richard Evelyn Byrd, Els.
OF Winchester. Va, after q brief.
NhnHgh vtqles4. illness In ths Ssnnte
cf 10 s0en<kAl Assembly,. .sA
fM 70 HiIi astlfsFed = most teSEfs
attack Ia the Honse and at osis tine
h s%Ss -t,e4ievsA " laaA crossed tha
River Styx there. Attending Physl-
clan Byrd was hurriedly summoned.
and by earefal ministrations and n,fs-
ing succeedcd In revivinE II suffici-
ently FOR II to walk through the legis-
fatfve corridors to the Scf,ate, where
Oil Tax Bill found a se1uestered nook
to the legislative sunlight In the SEN
ate and b6ing attacked with such vir-
uleiScy q second time within so short
4 period. II calmly expired.
OH Tax Pill was reasonably popu
lar among those who had admired his
character from birth. but was con-
sidcred pretty smooth proposition
BY many. Colonel HARDWOOD. OF Rich
nionti. has been designated as chief
honorary palibearer. Interment pri-
yatc. In Legislative Cemetery.
Died--After lingering illness, dur
Ing which II suffered many painful
r%iapsas and was most "inconsiderate-
~" handled. Football Bill. pampercd
and pettcd prodigy Of Captain Parks.
OF Page county.
Football rilrs sondition had been
preaariOus for several weeks. and II
declined most rapidly. His death was
Entirely expected. DIR, Parks did ev-
crything known to legislative and par
liauAentafy science and Jurisprudence
70 revive Football Bill. but Football
Rill seemed to have been marked for
slaughter by destiny and an inscruta-
bile fact. and gasped its last In the
Senate chamber scverai DAYS before
the GENERAL Assembly adjourned
A ronasnti, and more or less touch
Ing Gireumstahee connected with the
demise OF Football Bill was the in Il
that no died AZ the scene OF his birth.
senators EARLY, Hoit. Fletcher and
Haiaay were designated a. pailbear-
ers.
with epiieptic convul-
eicns on the afternoon Of Saturday.
March I7. Wiiitasn Lime, Known 10
MI frisnds ~ Lame Hiil. threw =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
RUMORED ALLIANCE
AROUSES PROTEST
Russians Indignant at Rumored
Treaty of Gar and japanese
Mikatio.

gT. PETERSBURG. March IA
AaBo.JApa1ese alliance, limited at
IN Russian diplomatic circles and re-
ported In unofficial Japanese dis
patches to have actually been com
pieted, In aroasihg storm of pro-
test from the mass III Russian peo-
pie.
An alliance with Japan would
prove one-sided benefit 10 the MI.
ka6o, In the opfssien uf most rms.
sian politicians. The real ab3eetie
u ssssh IA alliance. hhwsxer. IA The
fs1s that Afncftca and JAPAN VIA
syeutfmiis become involved in h clash,
IN which event. II the threatened al
lianee is broad enough in us tetnhs
Russia would have 70 take SIDES
against hes traditional friend. Amer
lea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
DEATH CHAIR WILL
FIND FIRST l-TiM
Walter Morrison. Negro Convicted
of Murder to be Electrocutcd
Friday.

Especial 70 The RirLmond vi-sinian. }
RALEIGH. n. c.. March i6..rThe
first 'electrocution In North Carolina
viii take place Friday. and there d
much interest attached, first because
the bill providing for death By clec-
trctution had warm pnssWHe
through tho General Assembly, and
Also because eieetSoeution was TO
have taken place last September. th4
negro. Walter Morrison. havtn9 been
reprieved three tirnes waiting for the
completion OF the chair.
There is Also another mAn IN the
State prison under the Seh.encc n.
dsrth who has been fepYiSyad unsil
tn. chair could be completed
Governor Kitchin received \ num-
her OF requests from citizens AxktiU
tt,at Morrtson's sentences be coiuntut.
ed 20 itfc Imprisonment, but he re-
fused to inteffeft, MoFrison was sou-
vtcted Of murder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
READY PURCHASERS
FOR LEESBURG FARMS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LEESBURG. VA. March i6.-Land
sales reported to-day In this section
are the farm known as the Titus
farm. near WOODBURY., belonging to
William +. Lynn. containing Ill
acres. to b. j. Ford, of Winchester,
for s5s per acre cash. and the Thorn
as Mile rfarm. near Blucmont, con-
tanning $50 acres to MIR. Quaintance.
of Washington, for $1,000. The lat
ter viii be converted into fruit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
DECIDE ON SITE
FOR NEW HOSPITAL
Building Costing $37 500 Will Be
Erected on Old Almshouse
Property.

Especial to the Richmond Niryinian,l
LYNCHBURG. VA. March I6,--At
a meeting last evening Of the council
committee on public institutions. the
fight over the location Of the new city
hospital was settled In favor OF erect
ing II on the present aiushouse prop
erty, The vote was close, standins
to e
The hospital viii cost S3T,50o, and
the plans have already been drawn
and accepted. Bids will be received
In few days when the contract will
be let.
The fight conferred ON the location,
and the opposition TO placing u en-
the present almshnuse property was
on the grounds OF its competition with
the private hospitals Of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
PLAN NEW QUARTERS =
FOR TWIN CITY CLUB

wINsToN-sALEM. n. c., March
16.---Thr Twin City Club has secured
an option on the lot on the corner Of
Pine and Second streets. formerly oc-
eupied ny the Episcopal church, and
meeting will be held saturday. at
which time 1t will be determine whe-
Their or not a modern clubhouse In
keeping with the city win be erected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
BODY OF BISHOP
To LIE IN STATE

NEWARK. n. j., March 1.-THE
Bcdy 81 Bishop Henry spellmeyer Will
lie In state In the Centenary Meth
1siist Eptsropai church from 1890 A.
NJ. until l p. M. to-day. II is ex-
pccted that thousands Of persons will
pay tribute tn the dead pretate Ar
fAngefnents for the final honors have
been completed. Bishop William g.
Anderson, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, will
deliver the eulpgy Interment will
snlxe place at Elizabeth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
REOPEN TRIAL or
ANNEXATION SUIT

Special to The Richmond FirginiAn1
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March is.
Tuesday AT Warwick Courthouse City
Attorney Massie formally reopened
the cage Of the city Of Newport News
Axains. the county Of Warwick for
the annexation Of certain territory.
and Judge Tyler wilt enter the usual
preliminary order Former proceed
ings in this case were thrown ont ON
account Of a technical lrregularity In
the service ~ papers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
Tobacco sales Gon.r.

Especial To The Riohmond yirginian.D
wfNSTONsSALEM. n G.. March
,1s.--A fetal Of Is2I4.o2s pounds OF
leaf tobacco WAS cold on the local
market last week at an average OF
sI027 per hundred. This makes
total Of is.3aI.670 pounds sold here
this seascn. and II drought 3l.S0s.-
~. -. an average Of 1885 per hans
dred. -7-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
TRAINS IN COLLISION;
ONE DEAD, THREE HURT
Passenger Express and Freight OF
New York Central in Dead
Nv Smash.

ROCHESTER,. X y. March l6--
One person was killed and three Sc
rfousiy injured in a collision between
passenger and H freight on the New
York Central railroad at the Hudson
Avenue crossing in this city early
to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
no Conslaer Isc.rcncrn,lcnt.

NEWPORT NEWS. MATCH It.
fht board Of aldermen will meet to-
night, and II IN anticipated that that
body VIII concur In the resolution of
the Common Council calling for q
retrenchment committee, composed of
nefnbers from each branch of the
council.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

Unconqucrabie Suspicion.
.sBiiggins says hts word ID ~ good
as his bond"
..Well,s answered the sinister p6r.
son. that's q good argument for NOT
taking HIS bond"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

Dted--Seised with epiieptic convul-
eicns on the afternoon Of Saturday.
March 10. Wiiitasn Limo, Known 10
III fTisnds ~ Lime Bill. threw =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
&Rhoads
Sf.OOChanois Cloves, Thurs,

Gloves popular this the only real washable
channels sold Richmond the oil dressing makes washable spear
guaranteed every regularly 81 oo special day only
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
Special in the "Men;s Corner
ONE DAY ONLY

Cuyot Suspender the real impaired kind r
white mode grey and black with white al
lengths; sells regularly sOc this special for Thursday only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02
FORDHAM PREP BISEBILL.
Ions sprinG Schedule and Lynch Expected
nack as CaptaIn.

Fordharr Prep'S baseball nine has an
nounred 10 schedule for the coming
season The Prey manager. Mcl'~r-
mot has arranE~t for the Bronx boys
hr Iong~-' and hardest schedule Of any
lo'al high schoo nine Twenty games
are down On the card. vith 10 op~n dates
10 b~ HIl~d shortly Fordhsm- opponents
are drssn rom prA'ti'siv 81 he hizn
=, hoOi- m Aua around he ',ly. he ouf OF
town cams hstng -cAifrr"d hs'vs Hoto-
ken \ss Rp' hoo JRTsi"t ard ''r""nvi,h
Jar' E1,h 'hr0pgh Illness ht- i..'au
hsen' from, gooi dsa. o. 40 pra,'fn.
~ 10 date hui thsrs = .yert Likelihood
hat Tho star bs'ksrop vtll no IN fhs Iob
again WIN Lynch ha'E. Welding hts
old time energy. ~" MarO"n- have itttIe
fear that they viii 10 able to handle he
tough schedule -.Is' ~-~ftl.I' TN The mount
RYAN and ~ kogrke the LAYER sIsran ~
asst years nine vii hear 90" hrun' 1T Tho
vOrk The niue v D.. earn IN 'r'..rIs new
a. third - the nniv N"f"ran u" r"fnEin
he shed .e i'los-
NpTi1 rngu.sud Hzr-.- IaH ~ Iardraru e.
~ W.T. clinton u 81 InTdnsm CURTIS =
a. IssdhAn "a. n y Of Commerce A. Tordhsu.
"a ~ f"Hr.s fnllTz ~ ~ forursr ~ Br 81
- onkcr. u y a. F"rdhan. -. II Peters Coi.
l~0S ~ IorfhAr ~ fss'Srn District y 81
T1rdasr
Ma = 'l'rNsn' 4 < a, TordnaiD = BTeo.
Ivn Coiirv~ pep A. r1-dhaT ~ Hol,oksn =
~ FardnAn. - iamalcN fordhaw -.
tOnrorfta tnilrgr - NrUn Nvt.ir. e -. open.
-. cath'drsi Cni'srs - Po-fharl ~ Dsc"rs''on
Joel I.rrsIcs : =. Is,ns-,a. !, : :. Morris
nam ~ G-~"aN,'1 u ~ ''r~snwtrn. C'nn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02
pstlMsrtis.

There ~~Ts go gHuea plav"t las nigh'
IN the auz'eIr trree cushion ha ndira q
-SaISsn~hg al TN ., M. Pas plt'-
room In ne fire. game '. BeaChv. ~.
defeated Gordon, -. Nv the sore ~ IS
20 ~ Bach made hign rln Of = Cor
don hes' run as IN the @erpnd gave
". Holding, q" won from " t'ordOn. ~.
by the soTe ~ 20 - - Holding made q
Iigh run NJ Gordon be-t run vas
Too EaTn~- we're plaVsd iHs' ntght IN the
three s..H.pn 30 .rUAmeu' a. MCtsTaN
room The Nr-i game as bstN Frank
Becker and q " Dtnar@ The finals rorp
We. Be' ssv N, vith = hiRh run ~ ,. and
Ditmars - sFh hugh rrIn ~ Z. The game
iaafef seysntv-fvs inninRa Warrington
and Dttmarp paved the aecOnd game The
ina! score Vas Warrington. N. with =
htnh rrn - :. and Ihimars. -. WITH III AZ
run n The KRms ssiad s~venty three
tnninGs
The Anal game IN he pol tournament
a. McgiFaw's rom ws~ PLAYED last night
between MD Andrews and q. " Haynan
The scOre was. Audrews ~ and Haymag a.
Andrews finished -sronf and Havmsn third
In the tour uaUeU'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02
GOLF.
Travis snd TucG ermaR In FIRaI 81 PINE
hurst

PiNTHUUsT, Z Aprh In no face %!
Yesterday brilliant plas to-ds setui-
FINAL rounds m the tenth annual I nitsd
North and South golf chs Va pionship seemed
rather tame m spite of tho fac that one
contest was carried to the tWentieih hols
three to the nineteenth and four each to
The home green nd the short seventeenth
In tho championship division Walter =
Travis. GaTdeU CIV. won from Allan ~ I'd
chevy chase cup snd to plaV. and W n
Tu,kermAn 'heyv chase. defeated =
Gardner. Midlothian ~ snd to plsy
The summary
Championship cap ,em' ma " rrasr
lothian Q and " y rraN's Gard-n CIV beat
Con-a!s'i"a semi una W0lcou Fisherman.
'r~N. 'ha~s MA " West Philadelphia. up
~ 4 kn,sb' - ,ususune 20
Prrsiarn,> up S"m' u.s Bevksi
= Rohssan. nAkhnl bes' l. u Pierr' wo"d
ossisl hest q ! Wehsisr uis,i.ssnEa : ana
y Rnbe~on. oaEhui. bsst y Gardner
,.a,srn5r,. We IN, snsi wgn.m:
nT " ltoars B'A~ Bum h~a' Smith.
cos.oisiioa som, -asl : = .p.,,; w.nn.
sHp e v Wi.,ss lsn-.ioSn~ bes " J. Hrrd
nskmoni 49, ~ noics
Sog,s.r r,n' ., e.. Elss Ass ,,TT, HuHl
~frar- OsA aud auu
us0iafiun SFu maj HenneNs~~
spourrst0sn brsf a. Npfs. i4an1dOWne
ami "r''. Drres ~ u~s' ]. Allan
FIt afrlp ian,
Tr~AsuTsr 800 ~~rI ms. G~urgrN Wst's
fltIrnar pssf ~ IoUurs. - UakmOat
ami g. \ "rnLrrnor "a .~1sArs b~st y
N0-~r Ros hester 4 10 - hoie.
,nn,o,siioa sent Ars y Jobonno, Psrs
uraf e. ~ Horton WItsn spprf. Z 40 10 Aolesl
& BTrs, sp-sr Sr-inVued b~,fJ u ~tsndlSh.
prtrni' 700
AfEtN. Nprl F1r he hr-t time
tr -tN Years HaTold sands N4- his after
noon defeated for he southern ross ,tIp
m Tho Pllfu@itO colt club i0urnN ment nv
x Watson no Won ~ score ~ - :
Watson and D. Thompson, Who lied IN
sdnsst. This morning plaN~d over
Natson stoutoy over Ih~fi fs@aa Ihr
consal tftOH 'ilp w. on ~ Iohu SANFORD
ovsr ,orNsrns,ir Morris ~ . >. or@ ,sfatos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02
HIGHLANDERS COMING NONE.
Gamrs Arranged isr I've Teams IN the
.IOaFney North.

ATHENs. ia, April "A morning prA,-
ice tO-morroV viii conclude The spring
training Of the New York Americans Camp
will ne broken bright and early on sunday.
Staitnks A. the head Of the fret team.
siii ;=evs toward Augusta 49, n and
Arthur Iruin wIII 49, forth Nth the Nanni-
gAns fOt SpArtAnbuTG. -. 4. about the same
Time Here are the TespecttVe schedules
for The coming week
FIRST Team AuguStA. Ca Nondsv- Coiumhia
j i; r,SV Cis ss~rdsS'
ms brings the regulars home On SAtur
Ia, for q game With the SA~ster~
The cub vii PLAY Newark q week from
>lndav rrinc~ion piavs a. the hulfOp
me follow tng hOnlaN SUD tica On tuesday
v, f.%sS Ss sf ped, p.ayls. Z.
Va S"P' 1 ''is Ries%%Sd Va ss'ards' '''-
The second team will snga 20 ne Ian
,a-t~f. ~ rri-Staie club ne follow inK
WIN 'h~ regulars on "Wednesday - The
hilton a preliminary 10 the open ing IA
.unt-st IN the Boston Ned SOY
rtallinga go day picked no men 10 acc ON
atch-t- Irizer and Sween~,. Pitcher
nm. Vaughan. Hughes. FOrd. quinn anu
ad Nu-tin outnelders fngl~. tree and
irwin viii have Catcher. Klsino~ and
'arrol and 7 pham. Inhsldsrs lApOrfs
Roach aud Johnson, OuthelderS Hemphili
amt Madden. ne Of the ratcherS Will work
40 frst base and = spare pitcher sill assume
one Of the OItield positi ions
Hemphul will open the season ~
,urs IN The ol,neld re VIII stay Nhh
- b~ing taken ~ Augrssa end olumhia
bs,au-e no uas once in the south AtlantIS
League and favortts those toWns
Engs will ioin Irwin At Danvtlie, Va ON
v ednesday and On the same day Hemph 10
y 30 report 20 S'allinRs a. GrrensbOrO
bowie Manning and kleinow viii accOm-
rsnv 'h~ frat club IN jersey Ctv. substi-
Futs-s % 10 lett In their places To Keep the
ia NJ tho a~~onds a. Richmond Hnd
IAn'E -ter
manager StAIiinEs TO-DAY de- isied To -,
ME osndifaies take thtnRa easily in view
NJ the harn trip un front of Inc plav-rs
Tonight the club vas rendered q compl,-
rneniAFv smoker ~ tho klka club hy the
Athens cham her Of ommerCs