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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-24
Business Cards.

w. R. MOVES. NJ. D.
Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Of
fee hours, 9-l2 am, Is p. m. Wednesday
and Saturday evenings, 1880. Sunday and
other evenings by appointment. American
Building, Brattleboro, VI
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DIR. HENRY TUCKER
Residence, Grove street, telephone 2Ss. Of
hce, Leonard block. Hours l.30 to and
TO 9. Telephone 1913.
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c. B. HUNTER, NJ D.
Office Williston building over Scotts grocery
store. Hours TO and $50 to s p. m Tele-
phone 2ss. Residence West Brattleboro.
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THOMAS RICE, NJ. D.
Once and residence over Vermont Savings
Bank. Hours 10 9 a m, to and to
p. m. Telephone PIP.
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Hicbaro Torordaf

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Frcr gnsdgCr TOM ou. -uHmJu
lJuaI TOT lt Otlilde Tt1G-
lUyt SJmmsuiomr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
Houston,

Especial TO The Richmond viruiniAn.)
HOUSTON. VA. July 36.---Mr. and
Mrs, CHM. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Price
are spending q few days on the sea-
shore.
Miss Lenore Estes. who has been In
Lynchburg for some time, In again At
home.
Mr.. 8. d. Stsinbri6ge has been Wis.,
iting friends In Farmvills recently.
A good many Woodmen with attend
the unwilling Of the monumAnt of
Sovereign Anderson, deceased, Sum
day near Nj Laurel.
Houston crossed bats with Rox-
boro, ". c., Saturday. They have q
good team and will play any amateur
team In Southside, Va.
Hon. NJ. b. Booker 10 In Richnaond
for a few days: from there he will
attend the BAR Association.
( Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wood are visit
ing relatives In Tennessee. Mr.. Woods
old home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
BARTON HEIGHTS
WAlLOPs ATLEE
Clout the Ball Hard While Bald
win Holds Opponents
Safe.

Barton Heights easily defeated the
Atlee baseball team Saturday on Bat
terry Court diamond In a rather loose
iy played game,
Baldwin, for Barton Heights, pitch
ed in fine form, allowing three scat
tered hits and not walking a man.
The batting of the Barton Heights
team was feature Of the game. Pitt,
Rady and Gordon leading. A. Rob-
erts. for Atlee, batted well. Barton
Heights would like to have game
for next Saturday. July so. Phone
Madison 4676.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
kETCHEl DEPREClTEs
STORIES or IEFFRIEs
Says Boilermaker Was Fairly De.
feated and Could Never Have
Beaten johnson.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Stanley
Ketchei. who was barred from the
Jeffries training camp It Reno. Is
back In New York training for \ figirt
with Bill Lang. the Australian, to be
held at the Fairmont Athletic club.
Ketchel IL very bitter against the for
mer heavyweight champion. and de-
clares Jeffries could never have whip
ped johnson, not even when he was
at hfs best.
"Jeffries did his best ana he was
whipped fairly" said ketchsi to-day.
.He wasn't the nervous wreck he has
been reported before he entered the
ring. and he went UP In the frst
round full Of oonhdencS. He retained
that condolences untii he Sot that nasty
crack over tho eye. When ne found
that johnson was his nASser In ths
clinches, it was ali up with him. II
was poor fight, for johnson was
nexer extended N
f-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
STEEL ARCHES AID BUT Do
NOT CURE WEAK INsTEPs|

Just because steel arches within
ones shoes support the tnstep when n
IN broken down II no reason why suck
assistants are to be regarded ~ -
cure. In point OF fact. they are ai1as
and one whose small bones Of the feet
ara displaced or weak should ~
through regular exercises morntnx
and night to strengthen the feet and
overcome the dih3au1ty. 4 777s- g-
Neither pumps nor ties should ~
worn. Shoes that 20 above the ankle9
are imperative, because leAthsr. 49,
as brace to tho joint LAce sso0t1
are better than those which button,
owing to the fact that the latter cau9
be frightened In one portion and let
out In another when OccAsi0n re-
uIres. Pointed toes or any shape o3
sole which cramps the arch IL mani
testify injurious. and the more woman
can sacrifice her pride to wearing,
lasts that are straight on the inner
side the better. 1t IL not pretty but
1t does permit Of the foot being tn
dress. when one Will not walk oFs
stand. more shapely lasts may n.
used.
Never may the kind which pr1oboas
the arch down be used. There -
some long vamps which do that. Au1k
they are injurious when there II Atcns
trouble.
Exercises that strengthen the 1nuS
cies Of tho feet may be dcMa for ~
couple Of minutes any ttzne threuGl
the day whsn the ankle = not coH
fined In leather. The foot Mu9e GM
free, Just a. the body u, wh1u doyV1ss
uping exercises airs un<t9rt4keSr. IS l1ss s9|
Work may begin hy re9etng thoE
hAAla oya = hasS<s~k anA rlnnsrfnsR 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
DALMATTAN DECLARED
FASTEST OLD

NEW YORK, July 2s.--Race fol-
lowers to-day declare that Dalma-
tian's victory in the Empire City han
dicap Saturday stamps him as the
champion three-year- The run
ner has won s13.2ss this year for his
owner. q. G. Hildreth, an unusually
large sum considering the greatly re-
duced purses that have been offered
In the stake races this year. Dalnaa-
tan has started ten times, winning
elk races. running second twice and
third twice. Among the stakes Dali
matian has won are the Brooklyn
Derby, the Coney Island Jockey Club
stakes. the Sea Gate stakes. the 1ro-
auois, the Yonkers. and last. the En-
pire City.
Dalmatian has eight engagements
In the coming Saratoga meeting. DIAL
matian. like Fitsherbert. was bred by
Perry Belmont, and was purchased
as a ysarling by Hildreth for almost
nothing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
ONCE CHORUS Girl,
IS NOW COUNTESS
Lady Poulett, Formerly in 4The
Gay Gordons,o in London, in
Gotham With Husband.
MARRIAGE SENSATION
Earl Has Large Estates and Much
Available Cash, and is Making
Most of Both.
MARRIAGE SENSATION

NEW YORK, July 25.--I.ady Pou~|
noon, but there Is nothing to show
she didn't get back to the Plaza In
time for dinner.
The Pouletts-not by permission OF
Charles Frohman, as they are quite
independent persons and not in the
"Chanteeler' cast-are here from
London.
Lady Poulett's husband is an earI.}
He was all that before she married
him, and they almost surprised Lon-
don two years ago, or they surprised
London almost two years ago, when
Sylvia Lillian Storex left the chorus
in The Gay 0ordons" and became
Countess Poulett Earl Poulett's wife.
Lady Poulett's father was Fred
Storey an English comedian. and he
was reconoiled to the marriage.
They brought much luggage. but
according to information delivered 1T
the Plaza. Lady Pouiett's maid was
in the apartment. however.
rs Lady Pouiett in -
She's not in at present I'll tell
her you called" #
She will be back before dinner,
won't she?"
Il dare say dare say"
She will be in Americas several
days?"
Il dare say. / dare say
Twas Marrying Chorus.
The former Sylvia Lillian Storey be-
longed to the distinguished chorus In
Seymour Hicks musical comedy. She
Wa al ut,ar If 30
chorus who married either a title or
wealth.
The father of the present earl was
William Henry Poulett, whose uncle
was the fifth earl and enormously
wealthy.
Rather nice subject to think over.
when the rehearsal room ID dull.
Nephew had good allowance. but
uncle had three sons. You wouidn't
think that meant nearness to titl1
for William. would you?
But the three cousins died and their
father followed, 50 there was nothing
left for william to do but become an
earl and hold land In Somersetshire,
10000 acres at Hinton. St. Georgs,
and have plenty Of ready money.
William Henry had married, &C
cording TO old volumes Of Burkess
Peerage, in 1S4s. and then he married
twice after that. When the ffrst wife
died she left SON, known as New
man. whom the earl would not rocog-
nixe.
He Becomes Clown.
Newman took advantage OF the no.
toristy and got q job A. clown, and
pantomimist. married a ballet dancer
and later walked the streets of Lou-l
don. grinding an organ placarded
with signs abusing the earl. This
made the earl peevish. He didn't
want Newman to claim his property,
so he set about to spend It.
When the earl died Newman began
TO contest OF the will. az he said NJ
would do, but the courts decided that
tho estates. according to q disposition
made by the NTH earl in 1853. passed
over the elder claimant and were the
property OF William John Lydston
PcuIett, the sixth earis son by his
third wife and born in 1883.
You know the rest.
Are the Earl and Lady Poulctt
happy?
dare say.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
Baltimore.

summary: TWo-p base hits--Atktnson
Cd, Doyle. Ament ]. C. Powers.
Claypool. Three-hase hits--Ciaypoei.
Ament. Sacrifice hit--LCiaypool
stolen bases-Whitsford go. Downes.
J. c. Powers. Double plays---Ciaypool
to Whiteford. Bases on balis--By
McCurdy. 1; ]. G. Powers. 5; Afkin-
son. L: Melton. Q. Ratterx hit-By
J. c. Powers tMuse). McCurdy
tJones). Struck out--By McCurdy,
8: by j. c. Powers. !; by Melton, 3.
Wild pitches. G. Powers, Melton.
Left on bases--Richmond, IL; Bal
timore, 8. Hits-Of J. c. Powers 4:
or Atkinson. Q: on Melton, IL. Time
OF 9ame-2:lS. Umpire-Robinsou
Asststant-Tate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

In one of the best amateur games
In the Sunday school league this sea
son st. James Sunday School team
defeated Hasker Memorial by the
score OF to 0. Corprew who pitch
ed for Ct. James, allowed only three
scattered hits. and was very effective
with men on bases. Canepa's fast
ffelding Of n long NY to left and his
accurate throw to-the plate, shutting
OF a runner from third was the fea-
ture.
Score by innings: r. Fl, E.
St, James 900 / o o 0 0 IL 8 :
Hasker % o 0 o go 0 o 90 3
Batteries: Corprew and Dutton;
Luck and Shelton.
Summary: Earned runs. 2 fHarrei-
son and Corprew. Sacrifice hits
McFarlane (2). Canepa ca. Double
plays--Corprew to jenkins to Canepa:
Howard to Jenkins to Canepa- Left
on bases--St. Jamcs. g.; Hasker. O.
Strike outs-Corprew, 4; Luck. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
FREE SUNDAY RASEBAIL
WILL BE DISCONTINUED

ALBANY. n. Y. July 3s.--Free
Sunday baseball with q paid sacred
concert to follow will be abandoned
here following Yesterdays experiences.
The ban on Sunday bali, to which an
admission fee 10 charged, resulted In
Albany and Troy playing for nothing
A sacred band concert .
the tickets which sold for the same
price AZ the regular ball tickets. waa
TO follow. More than 500 fans saw
the game free. but not more than 10o
remained 70 the, concert.
The receipts were $25. while the
management had to pay the band $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

NEW YORK. July 26.--Lou Criger
Tor years the premier catcher Of the
American League and old "Cy"
Young's battery partner when the
two were the star members OF the
Bostons, rejoined the New York
Americans prepared to catch to-day's
game. Criger became III when the
Yankees were In Cleveland on their
last Western trip. and for time II
was thought that he would be forced
to undergo an operation for appendix
citis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.

American Association.
At Louisville: First game-Minne-
apolis, 8; Louisville. 4. Second game
.--Minneapoiis. 6: Louisville, 4.
At Columbus: First game-Mtl-
waukee, 1; Column bus, O.. Second
4; Columbus. s.
At Indianapolis: st. Paul, 6: In
dianapohs, /.
At Toledo: First game-Kansas
City, 2; Toledo, 0. Second game
Toledo. IL; Kansas City, 2.
New York State League.
At Scranton: Scranton, 2; SYRIA
cuse, 4.
At wilkesbarre: Wiikesbarre, 10;
Utica, 4.
Connecticut League.
AT New Haven: Northampton, S;
New Haven, 0.
At Waterbury: Waterbury. 7:
Bridgeport. 4.
Southern League.
At New Orleans: Nashville. 6 New
Orleans. 2.
Eastern League.
AT Montreal: Montreal, s; Balti-
more, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
Richmond.

|, Summary: Two-base hits--Morrfs-
sey and johnson. Sacrifice hits~-Cow-
an, Busch and johnson. Stolen bases
--Titman, Busch. Left on bases
Richmond. /; Norfolk, Z. Double
pIay-Shaw to Baker to Brennan.
First base on balls--On Morrissey,
2; off Walsh, /. Struck out--By Nor
rissey, q; by Walsh, 4. Time of game
-l.50. sUmpire-Davis. Attendance
30 200.
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What they did 10 not known, but
Bigbie probably took the Norfolk
manager up on his proposition.
Bo~ton and YANKEES Fight.

BOSTON, MA6S.. July 16.--with
the Boston Red Sox almost tied with
New York for second place In the
American League. this week II ex-
pected to tell which OF the two teams
will tight It out with the Athletics
Games with St. Louis to-day and to-
morrow and New York the last OF the
week wiz close the eastern stay OF the
Red Box. and II they can 90 West
ahead OF the New Workers. II Is ex-
pected the second place will be clinch-
ed.
Second Baseman Gardner and Nc
Conneli and Pitcher Joe Wood are all
expected to get into the game before
the end Of the week.
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summary. NuN6-hlfKpatrick, Fut-
man. Powell. Holland. Fisher. ShauSh-
messy. Two base hits--Toner. Smith,
Holland. Struck out-By Vail. S. by
Doane, T. First base on ballx-On
Vail, 1: off Doane. s. Double plays
Powell 10 Pressiy: Doyle to Newton to
pressly. Passed bali-Smith. Wild
pitch-DoAne. Hit by pftcher-Smith
and Fisher. Time OF game, hours.
Umpires. Mace and westervelt. At
tendance, 1900.
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HummAry: Runs--kunkIe. FoWeiL,
Doyle. Pritchard. Fisher. Shaughnessy.
Two-base hits--Booe. Pressly. Struck
out---By Welcher. 3: by Andrada. L
First base on balls--On Welcher, !:
of Andrada, !. Double plays--Doyia
to Newton to Preesly; Newton TO
Pressiy: Mcfarland to Kirkpatrick.
Time of game, hours. Urnpires,
westervelt and Mace. Attendance,
loo
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Colts Lineup Now CompeteCobb Leads League With Stick

bout. 1 in s, 2-3 innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Saive. 2 tReggy. vance,;
by Vance. q Bunting. ~: by verbout.
I {Chandler). Left on bases--Hich-
mond. g.: Norfolk. z. Time Of game
--i:s3. Umpire-DayiA Attendance
--B, 200.
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Barton Heights. 210 229 els IL 4
Aztec ..... .010 600 0I8-z S
Summary: Two-base hits--Baldwin.
Pitt "a. and bRoerts. Sacrifice hits
Gwathmey and Rose. Stolen bases
Rady ca. Rose, Pitt, Bache Kuyk
and Cosby. Double play--Baldwin TO
Rady to Gwathmey. Struck out--By
Baldwin, 4; by Roberta. Q. Base on
balis--Off Baldwin, o: off Roberts. 8.
Umpire-Crovo. Time-1:35. At
tendance--30o.
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Mondays Scores.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Sc. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
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ChaSo City, B; Kenbridee, Z.
1speacl.s g rn: kisnmon d., xrs,n'.n
large crowd witnessed IN Interesting
9asne Saturday between the Chase
City Tigers and Ksnbridge boys., The
vams went ton innfn9s ana resulted
In victory for Chase City BY the
score OF 5 TO s. s. u
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CHAMPS TAKE TWO
|. FROM PETERSBURG
Twirlers Are Too Strong for OPP.
ponents and Victory Comes
Easily.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 25.--The
Champs took both games OF double
header from Petersburg Saturday. In
the nrst game Andrada was q puzzle
and In the second game Doane held
the locals to two runs. The score:
FIRST GAME.
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Summary: Runs--A. Smith, Levy,
Rowe. Woolums, Grimm. Mollinix.
Two-base hit--Rowe. Three-base hits
Hooker. Moliinix. Sacrifice hits
Levy, brandon, Sullivan. Stolen bases
--Rickert (2). First base on errors
---Lynchburg. 1: Danvtiie. !. Left on
bAses--K4ynchbur9, 8; Danviile. 4.
Double plAy--0rifin to schrader.
Struck out--By Brandon, i; by Mol
linix, 3. First bAse on balls---Cff
Brandon, q: on Moilinix. Z. Time Of
Same-1:3s. umpire-Pendef.
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BUGS CONTINUE
TO LOSE GROUND
Drop Another Game to the Shoe
makers-Brandon Too Strong
for Them.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 25.--The
Shoemaker defeated Danville by the
score of TO here Saturday Bran
don was a complete puzzle to the
visitors, while Mollihix was not In the
best OF form. The score:
I.ynChburR
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PARIS. July 3s.--At the ST. Cloud
course yesterday w, X. vanderbilt's
Bats Delight won the Prix de Moray.
at four and . half furlonGs. Frank
Gould's lie Rsmenado finished Sec
ond In the Prfx des Genets. q two
year-oid event, at four and q half
furlongs Mr.. vanderbiits Lahire
was third.