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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06
BLACKSBURG ELEVEN
.SWAMPS CAROLINIAlNS
YALE OUTPLAYEO
AT EVERY POINT
Brown Administers Worst De-
feat Ellis Have Received
Since 1901.
Special 10 The mines ptspatch. ]

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
New Haven, Conn. November. 5.-Yale
received Its worst football defeat since
1901 this afternoon. when Brown de-
feated it 81 to o. The game was all
Browns. and only once in the contest
was the Brown goal threatened by the
Eli players. Daily and Strout at this
time executed two forward passes. TAX
ing the ball to the Brown thirty-yard
line, only to lose it on the forward
pass. which was incompleted. Browns
scoring machine VAS slow in getting
into action. 1t did not score in the
first period. although the entire play
was in Browns favor. and although
Sprackling kicked u field goal, which
was disallowed because of holding in
the Brown line. Sprackling kicked
field goal in the second period, making
the score when the first half closed:
Brown. 8; Yale, o.
In the third period Yale went TO
pieces. spracklins's brilliant run back
of Kicks, and Ya1e's failure to pene-
trate Browns defense. kept the play
in Yale territory. sprackling kicked
another field goal early in the half.
Then tiowei. punt was blocked. and
Young, of Brown. sell on the ball for.
touchdown. Smith kicking goal.
Sprackling kicked another field goal
later. leaving the score Brown is when
the third period closed
In the fourth period Brown went
through the demoralized. Yale rush line
at viii. spracklings heaped a, forward
pass to Mckay, who raced through the
T; Yale line fora forty-yard gain and a
touchdown, Smith Kicked goal, round:
tContinued on TThIrd -Para-l -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06
Index to Sporting Section
.s.l,5 LOCAL.

LOCAL.
y..P. i. defeats Carolina.
New bowling league.
Deep Run Hunt Club holds drag.
Doctors play football.
Y. NJ. C.. A. athletics.
shafts From SpOrtland.
Local Rridirons.
DOMESTIC.
Latonin races.
Jamestown meet.
Yale defeated.
Harvard wins.
Navy downs LehiSh.
Penn whips Lafayette.
Princeton victorious.
Indians best Virginia.
Bascball notes.
school league formed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06

I. kcontinued on Third Page.5
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
LYNCHBURG GROWING
Jobbing Trade for 1909 Ag'
gregates $4,000, 1000.
SHOE INDUSTRY, 100000
Hill City of Virginia Is bidding for
Leadership in Wholesale Business
in the south Atlantic StAtes-LeHds
south I'm shoe Mnnufacturing-Fa
Era of Construction in 1910.


SPECIAL 70 The Washington HsalL
Lyuchburg. Va, Jan. 1.-RepOrts made
public to-day show that the jobbing
trade OF Lynchburg in 1899, aggregated
S2o.DCO.0Oo The revenues OF ths post
once during the year went TO SIS609as7.
an increase of nearly 5000 over 1913.
This same report shows tie banks of
the city 10 have loans and discounts of
S9t55.Tsl7s; capital stock, S1795, co; de-
poslts, S7.2ls, 5y5,05; surplus. SI,2S2QoQ and
undivided profits Se55.13S95.
The shoe industry in tWenty-one years
has grown from $511Go 10 10000 for
1863, ard cast-iron pipe and textiles man
ufactured are sold In nearly every State
OF the Union
With new buildings and Improvements
here last year 0ggregaung SO. 001. the
outlook for 1910 is bright for more build
ing operations than Lynchburg has en-
joyed for years.
Including the enlargement CT the post
Office and work 70 be done BY the city,
already more than S1eo0 IS IN sight
This sum does not include a single resi-
dence. OF which ten viii be erected
in the new suburb, Randolph-AIau0n
Heights. None Of these VIII cost less
than Sln1
The new high school building VIII cost
Sloa0oA Three new grammar school
buildings viii cost another $4,000; the
new city hospital will be E-50cl The
new city market and auditorium viii cost
S55o00 The posI-o1ice Improvement will
cost more than slo4.ol0 The Southern
Railway viii erect = new passenger sta
ton On the new line through the city.
10 cost S50010
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Capt. Mitchell and Second Wife Cc1c-
brate Anniversary.

Annapolis. Nd. Jan. Cart LemueI J
Mitchell. Of PASSPORT. to-day enjoyed the
celebration Of a unique event the fftsth
anniversary OF his second marriage. Capt
Mitchell was married 70 MS present wife
on the first day OF the year 1850. after
having lost his first wife, 70 whom he was
married In ISIS
Speaking OF the anniversary to-day
Capt, Mitchell said that his first wife had
been q great admirer OF his second, and
had suggested TO him during her last
illness that re should marry her Il ne
could win her. After proper interval
he began his second CourJship, and its
successful result IS being celebrated to
day, the golden wedding being attended
by descendants 70 the fourth generation.
The bridegroom OF half a century ago
was seyenty-fve years old on June last,
MS first marriage having taken place
when he was only nineteen years OF age
Mrs Mitchell. who was Miss Rachel P
Stewart. was siXty-nine years old De-
cember / The couple have been the
parents q nine children. only TWO Of
whom are living. There are also three
grandchildren and three Ereat-grald-
children
Both Capt and Mrs. Mitchell are il
excellent health. and were congratulated
heartily BY many friends to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
HUBBARD IS IN RACE
Wheeling Representative to
Oppose Senator Scott.
BIG FIGHT IN WEST VIRGINIA
City of Wheeling Fears Contest
Between Two of Her sons for the
senatOrship VIII Throw TOEa to
Dark Horse from the Southern
Section of the state.


SPECIAL 70 Tue Washington Herald
Wheeling, ". Va. Jan. William Pal
lister Hubbard. representative from the
First West vi5s:a,a district, has officially
announced his candidacy for Nathan b
SCOTS seat in the United States Senate.
The fight promises 20 be one Of the hot
test political contests ever waged IN this
State. Both men are wealthy themselves.
have strong backing. and are residents OF
Wheeling Therefore. the fight 10 g large
extent viIl be waged IN the Panhandle
and northern and western part OF the
State
There has been some feeling between
Representative Hubbard and Senator
Scot: Tor some time, their differences dat
ing back as far as 1sls, when the Re
publican party in the state was divided
on tax reform.
Both men are lining Up candidates for
the county convention and legislature,
and Representative Hubbard may demand
. primary.
Mr.. Hubbard. IL IS reported, charges
Mr.. Scott with interfering 20 keep Post
master Denham IN the claTksbuTg post
o1zced after Hubbard wanted him re-
moved. but Scott has always denied this
Manufacturers have been strong for
Scott because Of his tariff fight. and even
some OF HubbarS's friends have been tell
Ing him 70 stay in the House, 20 which he
can be elected as often as he lnges fear
ing that while he may defeat Scott the
SenatOrship win so 70 a dark horse from
the southern part OF the State, and
Wheeling. the manufacturing center, viii
Be LETT without a representative in either
House.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
VIRGINIA WAREHOUSE BURNS
Employees Notified Just in Time to
Escape.
Railroad TrestIe TgEites and Traffic
Is Halted for Two
Hours

LyncLburE. Va. >IH. The Office and
Fi0w department warehouse % the Nc
Wans Foundry Company was destroyed
to-day by a FIRE which originated from
the heating apparatus. The loss IS con
servatIvely estimated az a5.ol0. Sz5503 Of
which was stock
The IRE had gained considerable head
way when discovered by a negro en-
pI0ye, who notified the Office force Just
in time for the men and women 10 es-
cape.
Treasurer Walsh. who had fust com
plstsd his pay roll. was the last 70 leave
The building. but he had ire $3.50 OF
wages with MIN.
The big tanks q the Standard oil Com
pa-y were mehaceG, and ssuera, times
the carpenter shop and foundry build
ings belonging 70 the pipe works across
the canal caught fire.
The Chesapeake and Ohio treEtle, along
the canal opposite the FIRE. vas damaged.
and the circuit Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company along the Chesa-
peaks and Ohio and Southern railways
was burned Traffic on both railways
was tied up for TWO hours
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
WOMAN CONFESSES KILLING.
Stabbed Man as Result OF New Year
CarOuEaL

Baltimore, Nd. Jan. AS the result Of a
New Years Eve Carouse. Ross Gilbert. a
rweBty-Hine-year-ol floor scraper, was
stabbed 10 the heart and killed this morn
ing. and Anna Graft, alias Pearl Gilbert
9 woman with whom the dead man had
been living for three months 81 l645
1liIlman street was taken 70 the North
eastern Police Station, where. after long
denying the crime. she broke down and
confessed shortly after noon that she had
killed Gilbert in self-defense.
The Graft wUman's confession differed
little from her first story connected with
the stabOiug OF Gilbert except that she
admitted having committed the crime
during quarrel IN place Of her first
claim that Gilbert had told her that he
had been wounded downtown.
J, was IN order 10 save her own llfe.
tire woman claims. when Gilbert attack
ed her after lie had accused her Of having
paid attention 10 another man during
the previous night. that finally caused her
70 wresI the knife from her lovers hand
and 70 plunge Il into his breast she .sz.&
az first she was too stunned 10 tell the
truth. and later she was afraid
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
SHAKE-UP BALTIMORE POLICE.
Capt. Ward Dropped from Force for
DereIicti0n of Duty.


Baltimore. Nd. Jan. IA big s1ske-up
IN Baltlmore's police department followed
to-day. when Bernard J. Ward. for two
years captain OF the Northwestern police
district was dropped from the force by
the board Of police commissioners. after
an investigation Of charges o. falling 70
report a dis0rdsrly house In his district.
Ward Has been on the force for years.
When Baltimore was captured for e brief
period By the Republicans. Ward Topped
over. and TIE Democrats Went after his
scalp when they regained control Of the
scalpwhen they egaiued control Of the city.
He carried MS dismissal without charges TO
the Supreme Court Of tie state, won his
case. and was placed back on the force
Il Is said the Democrats have been on
quiet hunt for him ever since. and this
time charges were brougnr against him
which the police sustained
Following Wards dismissal Lieut.
Charles " Cole. OF the Central district
was promoted % the grade Of captain
Capt Cole will so 70 the Southern Dis
trict. while Capt santry. now in the
Southern. will b put in command q the
Northwestern
The board at an executive session fol-
lowing the Ward decision ordered the
following changes.
Lieut. McG0verH. q the Southern, goes
70 the Central
Lieut. Carter. OF the Northwestern. goes
70 the Northern,
Lieut. Dillon. Northern. goes 20 the
Nortlweste-l
Serg,s- Hurley's and Plum's records to
BE investigated.
Parolman Stapt who vas reported 70
have been intoxicated, viii also be ex-
smined closely
Parolmsa ScEivusr Is exonerated Of
any dereiiction of duty
Parrolmza Wehs.e-'s psst viii not be
investi gated
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
Thistle Mills VIII Reopen.

Laurel Id. Jan. The old Thistle
Mills. located g. leicester, IN Howard
County. near Laurel. VIII begin active o.
srations on Or about February I 1870
The mill VIII employ about - hands.
The factory has been thoroughly over
hauled ard equipped with new esgdlrg
and spinning machines. The houses 81
the ne!ghborhood have also been put II
condition for the employees. n al. about
S500po VIII be expended Fancy shirlLngs
viii - the staple output
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
SEVEN HURT COASTING.
Sled with Eighteen Young People
CoIIides with Horse Sled.

Parkersburg, ". Va, Jan Miss
Ethel Bartlett was hurt, perhaps fatally.
and six other young people were injured
on Two-Mile Hill. near TavennerviIle,
this county. when a dOuble-Tunnsr sled.
upon which eighteen young folks were
coasting, collided with a large horse sled
containing about fifteen others
The accident occurred at a sharp turn
on steep grade, and the boy guiding
the bObS.ed was thrown high IN the air.
turning someTsault and alighung in
a deep snowdrift some distance away,
and was unhurt. Miss Bartlett was
buried beneath the other members Of The
party. with the heavy sled on top OF
her. and was internally injured.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
Mithnut .IfIitarv Head

SPECIAL % re Vs. Head
Charleston. " Va. Jan West Viz
ginia Is without an sdjutant general
When Adit Gen Burlew rendered his
resignation 6 week ago Gov. GIasscock
expected - III ire vacancy not later
than to-day. the tine tbs resignation.
which was accepted. took effect Con-
plicatioHs hzTe arisen n the racs OF ths
several applicants. and TIE ofsce VII not
be 6lled untI some tine next week.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
Westminster Building Assured.

Srezz n Tls WzsAizg-cn Hezlt
Bethany, v. Va, Jan. Work IS 70
be begun in the early spring on the beau
tifuI new WeStu-tnster building az Beth
any College, which viii adt0in The old
brick church erected years aga By Alex
ander Campbell. founder o. the Christian
Church TIE building VII cost s5oon.
and Il VII Be paid for by the different
Christian churches Of th= world J. 4.
Lolg. Of Kansas City, No, a Western
millionaire, is back of the movement.
The old pulpit ard bench. which SIN
stand n the Old church, VII b moved
and placed q the rev e5isee-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
pedioate Town Bell.
pszzl u TIE wasainE-on H5-Ald


Laurel. Nd, Jan. The ST Denis VOL
unleer FIRE department dedicated It's new
FIRE alarm and tine bell last evening.
The dedication OF the bell was held a.
midnight The bel weighs 80 pounds,
snd IS placed n 8 Large tower nearly
sixty feet high. adjoining the reel house.
and can be heard on clear night fer
several miles Il Is electrically equipped
- sound 3 ire alarm and strike each
hour of the DAY and night
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
DR.. SCOTT HEADS FAIR.
He Defeats Belts for President Of
HaEerstoyEn Association.

sps--zl - TIE Wzslluzyor Eall1
Hagerstown. Nd. Jan L-Stockh0.de-s
OF the HagerstOwn Far Association held
an exciting election this afternoon and
elected the following ticket. President
D.. 7. Mcpherson Scott; vice president.
William II. Armstrong; recording Ee-.--
tary. .. II. Stsley; corresponding sscre-
taTy. Palmer Tenant, treasurer. Daniel
u. Reichard: directors. Frank II Ash,
J Ellsworth St01euTaEsT. Albert Heard.
Milton ", P0tterfeId, Lewis r SchEeb-
ley. " Merrlck Huyett. NcFind.=y SCI
bert. Harry z Baker. Dr.. -. Preston
Miller. Dr.. Richard Il Smith Dr. Scott
defeated former State Senator B. Ab-er
Potts for president By q vote % ~ % Is2
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
WANT MACE FOR UMPIRE.
South Atlantic League Offers Him
S&26 Month Contract

Norfolk Va, Jan. Harry Mace and
Bob Fender umpiTes OF the Virginia
League. with good records 10 sustain.
have been offered berths in the South
Atlantic League at salaries OF S225 a
month. They have wired President Wells
10 ascertain whether they are wanted for
the Virginia League next season
II is said that they are holding out for
$3.50 8 month in TIE Virginia League
Mace would have probably gone 10 the
National League had HeydIer been made
president OF that organization
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
WAGON CRUsHEs BOYS SKULL
Read Slippery from COustfnE, /
slides Down Embanl<ment,

Parkersburg. W. Va. Jan. Harry
ERright, the seventeen-year-old son OF L.
n Enright, a weu-to-do contractor Of
this city. was instantly killed about 6
o'clock this morning while returning home
IN the dairy wagon or Amos Tebay. whom
he had been visiting
About two miles from this city the road
along Block Hi had been made slippery
by COasting. The wagon wheels failed 70
hold. and the vehicle slid down an en-
baukment falling upon the boy and crush
Ing his skull
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
Appointed DEPUTY at wheeling.

Parke-sburg. u. Va, Jan. II D.
Hale. o. Huntington. las bean appointed
By Internal Revenue Collector George z.
Work as assistant stamp deputy. sta
toned az Wheeling. He takes Up his
new duties a. once. and this afternoon
qualified By giving b0ud AIr Esls taxes
the appointment made vacant last Sep
teTn5er By promotion CT Mat, Chew 70
b field deputy collector, Vita headquar-
tres a. wheeling TIE plzCs has been
flied Temporarily since September By
William Schwartzfsgar. q Wheeling.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
Deaths AZ stanton.

s7eezL T. re WASlizg-oa HsTzl1
stanton. vs., Jan Mrs Charles
Bsrnhsrts arst matron q Stsuntoa's rest
room for country people, diea suddenly
to-day. she was thirty-ivs years old.
Hrs. sarah Hendrieksoh dis5 az TIE 3D.
vE1Ced axe q eighJy-eiEhV years to-day
leaving only one chud, c X. Van Walk
e8herE.
Word comes here % IRE 5sath q P~,g
stuart Turner. formerly % S,auntoa. who
- suddenly yesterday II Hinton. ". Va
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
Electric Lfghts for Courthon.e-

Rockville, Nd. Jan The county
commissioners have decided % equip TIE
courthouse here With electric lights. and
have advertised fo- bids for Installing
TIE wires and fixtures. Il Is stated that
&c lights VII De required
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
BURDETTE FOR POST.0FFICE.
Montgomery Republican Chairman
slated 10 Succeed VeIrS.

slated TO Succeed VeIrs.
s-s~zl 70 TIE Wls1.zgr-z HIzd
Rockville Nd. Jan. lit IS stated
upon reliable authority that Willis 3.
BUrdette. chairman o. tire REPUBLICAN
county committee for Montgomery CC1n-
y, VIII Be appointed postmaster al Rock
vile 70 succeed James p. Veirs. whose
term expires February J.
he s. understood 70 Re the choice Of
lie party managers n the county. and II
is believed Representative Pearse. upon
whose recommendation the appointment
u.N b@ made, VIII - guided b. the
wishes o the party leaders IN naming
tie postmaster.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
shoots SELF through Head.

winchesIE-. Va Jan L-Char.es P.
Render. torty-s.ght years old. a resident
q Clarke County. shot himself through
the head thts sftern0on with e -Z-caE5e-
reviewer There IS Eg1ls hope o. his
recovery
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
OCEAN stenmshfns-

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51sztEzz--s5-. FRA Ssz Yea Norm. ~ Hoe.sr-
Es= f--z SeE York-
said Gamma Il Sew T0TE. ff1E LfFsT-oo.
"a save. tr1u Hare: AEsS5-. fr1C LzFspoo-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02

Ire construction and maintenance O.
streets and roads Is Z matter OF great
public Interest = Germany.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
IN The HOME

GoWIgs PREPARATION 3 stsesus. -
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The Washington herald., 1910-01-02

Port Sad. Egypt. fifty years ago wzs
q small Arab enezlgme-ts u nsw has
q. 90 Inhabitants.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
National
University
Law School

EVENING SESSIONS EXCLUSIVELY.
4lst Session New Open.
4fAssicsI nEss years care !aad.ag o. tssr-s Il
Master Ot Laws; tie 5egTzs q Bacaei1r o. Lzrs
ssE be seczres a. end q seo1ld yssE.
F3 eztz-oz, spp-scatlo1 bsEks Dr.. srEsy II
pe-So- Or b uzl 70 tie Dsau, Ssa1uxl Msrro2o5-
tar BsEk B1ilc-us, e. lsa - ~, q shsr
oelock a. ths Las 5en0ol Blcg.. slEss Liza = -
TslsI8als X. liz.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
------ TIIE-pIRa1N1Asss
THE AUTHORITY OF JESUS"

Sermon by W.fR. L. Smith, D. D.
Pastor second Baptist Church. Richmond. Va.

truth, tho light OF the world, and
whose Is ashamed of my words. Of him
will / be ashamed. What does this
mean? Plainly his personal supremacy
over all past revealers Of religion, and
the supremacy of his teaching over all
former revelation. That Is the inn
pIication OF his words. l came not to
destroy the law or the prophets. but to
flfli. Superior to Moses? Yes. for he
freely revises Moses law. Above the
prophets? Yes, for himself In the full
and complete manifestation Of the will
of God No wonder the adversafies
cried, blaspheny. when the field
preacher ranked himself higher than
the Old Testament Scripture. But he
has made good his contention, for the
best of the race during twenty CEN
turtles has hailed him the true revealer
of God and his doctrine the ultimate
truth in religion. In him is the sun
burst OF the manifold wisdom OF God.
He commands belief. Do you believe?
+ He waves the scepter Of authority
over the dark kingdom of evil. The
Son of Man hath power on earth to
forgive sin. These words gave mortal
offense to the Pharisces as the very
climax OF impious assumption. 1t was,
to them. an irreverent breach oil, the
functions of Jehovah. On the paralytic
he wrought an outer miracle to prove
the fact OF the inner OBJ
posers could not know. for 1t was a
blessed personal es peffehee s--~iff--ssf--
mons house q woman cried at the
Masters feet and all the crimson and
scarlet spots on her soul were made
whittier than snow. Simon could not
know, but the woman knew. DO you
know? You may by penitent confess
sion and trust. 1t Ia a sacred secret
between you and the great sin bearer
Yes, he has authority to seourge the
demons out of our hearts and bring
in the angels of purity, peace and hope
4. Moreover, he extended his authori-
tn beyond the confines of this world.
4 great judgment day Is coming, by
and by. declares the preacher on the
mount. A throne will be set. the books
opened. and a Judge VIII preside. he.
fore him all men will be gathered and
eternal destinies assigned. VINO Is
he that stitch on the throne? The
man of Nazareth! Why? Because all
authority In heaven and on earth has
been put in his hands. Self deceived
men win then be undeceived. Mas
aus,raGers In religion will be unveiled
and the standard of pure religion and
+ holy character remorselessly applied.
( Brother, you can never get out IRON
under the open sky, neither shall you
! eyer be able to escape the compre-
/ hensiye reach of this authority. You
have to deal with him; you will never
T get away from him.
The people were astonished at his
( doctrine, for he taught as one having
authority.