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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
Remarkable Christmas
! Present.

4 Among the curious Christmas presents
of this year will be one for man of ma
tional reputation, which has been all year
s Way Va A last January the present wa,
decided upon, and, q friend Of the promi-
nent gentleman requested the Burrello
Press Clipping Bureau, Of New York,
to watch every paper in America, and
to take up every item which appeared
concerning the man.
3s The clipping bureau people followed
instructions, and now present the history
of one year in the life ii this especial man.
4 The history ends Just after election,
and the 2o,642 newspaper items found
include everything fr1n three-line edi-
torial mention to iull-page illustrated
stories. These have been mounted on
a.2oo great sheets Of Irish linen paper
and bound into three massive volumes.
At the, head of each item is the name
and date Of paper clipped from. this in
formation having been put in with a
book typewriter. The words thus III
serted amount to 1882.
IL In actual time. a very strict record Of
which has been kept, the work has re-
quired sixty-four working days through
out the year, and has kept in employment
during that time thirty people as readers,
clippers, sortcrs, mounters and binders.
Every newspaper Of Importance is repre-.
sented.
This 10 merely specimen OF some OF
the unique orders which get into the Bur.
--reile Bureau, for the extent to which
clippings are used by individuals and by
business concerns seems to be remarkable.
There are many people in private az
well as in public life who need press clip
pings and don't know it. ] t might Be-
well for them to look up this man Bur-
relle, who is said to be so we'll known
that letter simply addressed "Burrelle,
New York. !" will reach him with no delay.
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UHLAN SMASHES
WORLDS RECORD
Black Gelding Trots Mile With
out Windshield in 1853 go
Minutes.

Charles Tanner. of Cleveland, c. K. G..
Eilltngs's black gelding,. Uhlan. to- day
9 81 aa = I new worlds record by
without q Windshield. in 1853 ga. beat
ing Lou HDillon's record by 2 IA sec
onds ana coming within quarter OF a
second s.! Of equallng the record made
ptis in 1853 10.
Tanner drove him -. the first quarter
to negotiate the third quarter. He
did the last quarter in 90 seconds fiat.
!, = u seasons q. a rscord came near falling
by Ella Ambulator and Walter W..
paced the first heat in 2:0a Ia, equal
ing the marked set by Ross f.. at De-
troll Il &, last o week Walter "a took the
third. Walter Hal winning first money.
The final heat Of the first. division OF
the Tavern Steak continued from
yesterday. went to Henry H., who had
fsil. two heats before darkness
Emily Ellen, winner Of the Horse
at Detroit last week. was an easy
olds.
-Four heats of the 2:17 trot were
run. without winner developing, and
the finish was postponed until to-mor.
First Tavern Steak" 2:1s trot, purse
$4,000. three in five, concluded from
yesterday -Henry H.. b. g.. by Gregory.
first; Robert A, b. g, second: Creig h-
ton, b. g.,third. Best time, 2:10 1-2.
2:19 tlFot. for three-year-olds, sweep
stakes with $500 added. two In three
Emily Ellen. blk. e., by Todd, first
Lady GreenEoods. b. T., second; Chat,
sty Direct, blk. f., third. Best time,
.2:10 ia.
Second division Tavern Steak, 2:1e
trot, purse $4,000, three In fye-J oan,
br. M, by Directun spire. first: Willie.
b. s., second; Wataga, b. M. third. Best
time, 2:0S LIS.
Forest Stake. z2:o65 pace. purse $4,000.
three-heat plan--Walter Hal. or. g.. by
Walter Direct, first; Merry Widow. br.
M, second: Ess H. Kay, br. s., third.
Best time, 2:02 1-4
2:17 trot, purse $1,000. three in i've.
unflnished-Butter Brook. d. g., by
Sllkbrook, first: Dovel, b. S., won third
and fourth heats. Time, 2:1o Id.
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CR0SS-AcTIONS

Kern Sues for Damages, While Allport
Has Kern In Police Court.
Following tho institution Of suit
Tor damages brought against him BY
George u Kern. r. y. Airport yester-
day morning appeared in Police Court
against Mr.. Kern on the charge or
exceeding the speed limit in his auto
mobile and operating It without prop
It seems that both were driving au-
tomobiles and that they collided. each
car being damaged. It is claimed by
Mr.. Airport that Ills AUTOMOBILES was
damaged to tho extent OF several hun.
gdred dollars. ~
Mr.. Kern recently brought suit In
the Law and Equity Court. and yes
terday Mr.. Airport responded by hav-
Ing Mr.. Kern hailed to Police Court on
the charges specified.
The case was continued to September
I. 50 that Mr. Kern could procure more
Witnesses
Mr.. Airport has summoned as wy
nesses l. a. Folyer. Otis NJ Alfriend.
W. r. Gordon. Walter Briggs Charles
G. Bowe and George w. Hunter.
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LAST DAY 'SRlACES
.ATP0C0M0KEF FAIR.
Dolly billiard z: Wins 2:25 Pace in
Three Straight
Heats.
ESPECIAL to The Times-Disna

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Pocomoke. Nd. August 12.-The fourth
and final day OF Pocomoke Fair races
were yer e rs held a., this AFTERNOON. Although
good the weather cool and pleasant
and the track fast
There were four starters in the 2:25
pace. which was Won by Dolly billiard.
This mare has won every one Of four
races she has entered on the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland and Virginia, King
of the Manor and Belle c. showed
good form, going under the wire neck
and neck for second
mere were three starters in the 2:15
pace,Ewong by Brooklet Chimes, in three
straight heats. Ellen Brown also naced
in good time. The second heat pro-
IA Ia. :
It took four heats to decide the win
ner in the 2:17 trot, won by Nettie
Brooks In a hard and exciting race,
Driver Little showed good nerve in the
final heat, when he drove the last half :
mile with the tire Of his sulky of
and dragging on the ground. Sum
mari s:
2:25 pace: purse. soo--Dolly Dillard.
8: m. EXun & Drake, Bennettsville.
s G. (Mloore) !. I, =. King Of the
Manor blk, g.. S. Z. Nottingham, Mach
g. S. M D. & Arms Hrmstrong P :; nslls
Anne. Md. (ArmstronE). 8, 8, q; Charlie
Saunders. $: g., u. T.. Sturgis. onancock,
vs. s.a 6. Bull). 4, 4 4. Time. 2:lo "a
cb a15 pace = E, purse, saoo-Broekle,
mona etee m 9o1 nlea nrow Rich
M, Herman Tyson. Newark, Del. cry.
SONIA. 2, 81; Frank SIS. g., H II. Up
shur, Eastville, Va. Is. Buil). g., 81, 3,
time, a:l4 Sd. 2:14 Ia: 2:17 Ia.
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POLICE COURT CASES

Case of Harvey Redford, for Practicing
Without License, Continued.
George Jenkins, colored, charged
with stealing $50 from Hugo Berber-
lex, was sentenced to sixty days In jail
in the Police Court yesterday morning
John East. oolored, charged with
breaking into the house OF Charles
Heyden, 419 West Broad Street, and
stealing therefrom pair OF trousers
Jury.
Joseph Hackney. colored, charged
with shooting at James Robinson, was
fined 500 and placed under 5000 Sc
curlty for twelve months.
The case against Harvey BEDFORD.
colored. charged with practicinE yeter.
mary surgery without having first OBJ
tanned g. license. was continued to
August is. He was bailed in 500
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MUST
BE MADE SUPREME

Continued From First Page.)
unless tho existing regime Is threat
ened.
IF revolution menaces religious
family and property traditions OF
Catholic SPAIN" he adds. II Will do
my duty"
Attitude of Cnrli.ts.
One of the recipients Of the letters
to-day said:
"We are well organized and ready
to rise at signal, but will attempt
nothing against the present dynasty
unless the King totally forgets his
title OF Catholic majesty or revolution
breaks out.
For us the dynasty question is Sec
ondary to the essential point, which Is
the preservation OF the religious ira
dltions of Spain.
Don lose Maria de Urquijo, the most
incorporating member Of the juntas
organized in Bilbao and here by the
Catholics for the demonstration project
for last Sunday, has accepted before
q judge the full responsibility for the
insulting dispatch sent by the junta
to ps Senior cnnale5as; the premier.
tinues the proceedings against the
other members. as we'll as every day
bringing more evidence OF the reck-
less character of their conspiracy.
Rockets Are Seized.
The customs inspectors at Bilbao
have seized several boxes intended to
be shipped to San Sebastian and that
contained thousands of rockets which
1t was intended to fire from on board
a steamer at Miramar Palace. where
the OnnanA nnw1Uors ia qtnnnfnU
This plan was persisted In. despite
the prohibition OF the demonstration.
This scheme OF frightening the Queen
and the princes IN their household was
part of the conspiracy.
Tho whole edition OF Graceta del
Norte, the Bilbao clerical organ. pub
lished Monday. was seized by the POI
lice. Criminal proceedings have been
the violent attack against Senior
Canalejas, in which his private life and
affairs were attacked. &l
Clcricals Make Enemies.
This conduct Of the clericals. which
was almost the same in every province,
is Wrestling from them the sympathies
even OF the Catholics. Many Of the
latter though opposed to Carlisn. have
adopted an attitude Of tolerance to-
ward tho so-called defenders of the
finities.
Though the juntas announced Sum
day that they would dissolve. they are
now determined to retain their organ
ization "permane ntly. as they say. In
order to maintain an undated agita-
ton in northern provinces
Among the people arrested here for
causing disturbance in the streets
Sunday Is Senior Ornor, the president
OF the Bilbao tunta, who at first gave
another name to the police. Baron de
la Tore, by ordering the arrest Of
Senior Ornor and others. whom he de-
tected in spite Of their disguise, has
another attempt to raise dis
order here.
The civil governor has been visited
by al! the Carlist deputies and sem
ators In behalf Of SenorN Ornor. He
has firmly refused to set him at liberty.
leaving the question for the police
court to settle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
VIRGINIANS. PUT UP
GAME FIG CT i In RACE
Richmond Club Rows in Splendid Form and De
feats Well Rated Arundel Grew Of Baltimore
Seven National Championships Decided
and One New Record Made.
Boat Club. OF Toronto, third; the vir--
tEinia Boat Club, fourth; the Arundel
Gllllh.n of Ba1fifnnre Hffhl. III latal 49,

Boat Club. OF Toronto, third; the vir,,
tEinia Boat Club, fourth; the Arundel
Club, of Baltimore. fifth.
Four-onred Shell Rncc.
cared she'll race, the fourth race, the
arundel 4 Z. Club, OF Baltimore, finished
first, with the New York Athletic Club
second and the Central Rowing Club,
of st. Louis, third.
In the intermediate double SOULS, the
fifth race the Rockrimmon Boat Club.
OF Springfield. Mass, finished first; the
Ariel Rowing Club, Of Baltimore, Sec
ond the Nassau Boat Club, OF New
( ork City, third.
In the senior double SOULS, which
had only two entries, the Harlem Row
Ing. Club. OF New York City, finished
first stanctng the Vesper Boat Club,
of Philadelphia. 4
!. In the seventh and last event. the
itn a!a eight-oared shells, the
Detroit Boat Club, second; the Harlem
Rowing Club. OF New York, third the
Potomac Boat Club, OF Washington.
fourth, and the Crescent Boat Club, Of
Philadelphia, NTH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
SHILLING RIDES
THREE IN |: { WINNERS
Restigouche Outc1asses Field and
Takes Schenectady Selling
Stake.

Saratoga, N. Y. August 12..-Resti-
gouche. o,itclassing his field. easily
won the Schenectady selling stake at
one mile, the feature OF tho card, here
to-day. He was ridden by Shilling,
and the boy put up a flne ride. shii1.
Ing had q good day. as he rode tho
winners OF the second, third and fourth
ra1es. Summarizes: 4
First race--seIling, two-year- Odds,
.$40o ADDED, five and a half flirlongs--
/ .fielen Barbee ca to o) FIRST, The Hague
s. .tS,rt e II !, second; ] Van Zoo q to -
Second race---handicap, three VI ear
non e + I, g { y first. Herkimer q q S.
1928. ~ - Il = s W. = 1i''o'
Third race--the Schenectady selling
stakes, three-year-olds and up. 32.OOT,
one mtle-Restigouche 20 to 2o) first.
Bonnie Kelso (15 to il second, Jnu
.quelina Go to ID third. Time, 1:4245.
oiirth rnce-handtcap, all nges, 1000
added. milo and three sixteertiis-Fire-i
stone % to 81 first, Tasteful (12 to 81
2:04. go & : 1--WE ~
q Fifth race-sslling, thrct-year. Odds
and up, $500 added. one and five six-
teenth miles-Be1levue 40 to Is first.
60 to 2) third. Time, 2:ie. - i go
!. Sixth race--maidens. two.year-olds.
$400 added. six furlongs--Swannai1o o.
g TO ~ first, Rockville 20 to % second
Savannah 6 to&2) third Time. 1916.
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PLAYERS EXCHAN GED.
boyle and Penrtree Traded for THORPE
ana SchuMun. i4{

rSpecal to The Times -DIspatc h.1
Fayetteville. Nj CT, August 4 2,-The
management of thc Fayetteville East.
81! ern Carolina League CLUB has ex-i
changed la Pitcher Boyle and GU tisl der
Thorpe and outhelder schulnan, Nv hinh
trade is expected to streng than both
teams. Boyle stands second anon ne, the
ip p ct the league, while Peartree
Base Runner Schuman technically led
n league IN batting last season.
sIhorpei Is n good pitcher and hard a. IT.
yer. Bowie and Thorpe are among thss
tas1ast men In the !eaK sSSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
Order. Pool selling stopped.

Cleveland. O, August 12.-Governor
thus, Of cnyahoea county, to stop pool
selling which has been going on at
inc Grand Circuit Races. at North
B BRandail' & ri week. and this afternoon
track, He presented "a SfN Wa rr ran to
a. q. Il s, peyereauX, president Of tho Tor
estg city Live Stock and Fair Company,
et ,fIa him with permitting gam
DIN! put later released him. on his
continued Il An So $500 Il
e, Etey. s. Gregg, an International
}h ,,t Bureau gent, made a COM
sp q. 70 ttle Governor vest erdny. The
races end tomorrow. ss SgIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
EAGLE EYES
WATCH THESE

Eagle eyes OF government Inspectors
watch every step i'll the progress OF
the Richmond Distillng Company.
Tho old Virginia Corn" Is manufac-s
!tured and bottled in the disttllery. It
up In packages to suit you. Shipped
everywhere. Get yours now. Address
Station Il IS, Richmond. Va. n
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Greensboro Defeats Charlotte.

Y -LSpeclHI tOIThe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ y
Charlotte. NC. August 12.-Greens-
boro turned the tables on Charlotte
this aftern Don. taking the second game
of the series, to l.
McMillan's stumble in going after
a long fly was largely responsible for
the visitors three runs. Jenkins was
batted freely. but sensational fielding
running UP. Garman's work at first
was the real feature Of the evenings
contest Beusse led in stick work. se-
curing three hits out Of four times up.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Greensboro .......OS00 0 90 % II o
Charlotte ...s..;.1; 0 0 O o 0 0,O0-1 3 /
Batteries. Eldridge and Beusse: Jen-
.kins and Hargrave.
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7 y = IN -
DEATHS

at her residence.
Cypress Avenue. HAMPTON. Va. AT
1926 "A. NJ. Friday, MFRS. SARAH "A.
F. Humphrey. in her seventy-second
year,
Funeral at Hollywood TO-DAY at
1915 r. NJ Friends invited to ats
tend.
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EVERYTHING MUSICAL
The funeral service was held thiv. ~,
ternoon at o'clock. - =. - : : :
Mrs. Kate Morris ~

Especial to The Ttmes-Dtsn. +,hs1
Appomattox. Va, August s 5,-M3Yra.
Kate Norris aged seventy i've yaars'
DIED this morning at the home OF nes
-Appomattox. Interment viii take piac.
at her nome in Farmville Three
daughters and one con survive her
Mrs. Cawthorne, Appomattox:
Miss MI Lou Morris and Frank Morris, OF
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Griffin May Retire From Game.
II Cno1.i, Z, ri, II II, a ol

* Lynchburg, Va, August 12.-Harry
Griffin. the popular member of the
local pitching staff. is quoted as say
ing this is his last year In BASEBALL.
Just why he should be thinking of
leaving the game is not KNOWN. but
1t is believed Griffin could be induced
to play another year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
BrIanfl,s ADVICE to,I al fonso.

Paris August II IL les N ouyelles to>
the statement Of the Madrid Epoca
that Premier BRAND strong ely advised
King Alfonso against a. rupture with
Rome and blamed the severance of d !,
plomatlc relations between France ana
Vatican. 5Ss
The paper says further that King al =
fonso, during the Interview with Pre-
mier BRAND. talked frankly about 1.-THE
man in energetic terms that he d Id
not propose to obey the Injunction Q &
tho Vatican, to tolerate the threats OF
Plus X. or to allow the Vatican to mix
In Spanish politics. liss
Les Nouyelles adds: IN. Brands exr
perience enabled him to offer sage adj
", Vice to the young monarch, warning
him to proceed al automatically and avoid
lbruskness and Wounding."ss
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~. ;. Z is y u : i a. s !
& 10 be sure, postponements Of these
reception are frequent during the
summer months. In view Of the grav-s
ity Of the situation with Spain, how
ever. 1t would appear that the papal
secretary had deliberately delayed an
other meeting with Marquis de Con-
zales, counselor to the Spanish embas-
lsy at the Vatican, rather than afford
the marquis an opportunity to show
when he attended high mass celebrated
In honor Of the anniversary5oft the cor-
onation Of Plus X. ST sgss
Whether the Spanish counselor would
was a matter sufflciently5 in doubt to.
excite interest
Cardinal Merry d ell Val came to Rome
last night to participate in tn 9 work of
one Of the congre cations. Late he
returned to his villa on Monte Mario.
having notified the diplomats that to-,
days reception w ould be abandoned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13

FOR DYSPEPSIA # take IIorsford's Acid
jhunser, sick head II ha. 81 nausen and sour
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4 = r,rt,e, p on suLseIlnticiO,lu

Arrested ON Suspicion.
Charles Leecall, colored was arrest
ed yesterday on suspicion of having
committSd larceny. w EEssS sijj.
s.. D, j ones and j ohm . on,lhue white
were arrested on q charge Of lighting.
in the street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13

Gladness comes with a better under
standing Of the transient nature OF the
many physical ills which vanish be-
fore proper efforts gentle efforts
pleasant efforts-rightly directed and
assisted by the pleasant laxative rem
edy Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA.
It's beneficial effects are due to the
fact that It is the one remedy which
promotes internal cleanliness without
the organs on which It
acts. To get It's beneficial effects al
ways buy the genuine manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13

Anderson Loses to Twins.
[Specialto The Times Dispatch.l
Winston Salem, N. c. August 12.-
The Twins. Is result OF errors by
their .opponents took the second game
from Anderson. 1t was a battle royal
score r. 81, E.
Anderson Observation-Disclosures. 4
Winston Salem ...a.....{. 1890. q
Batteries: Farmer and Roth; Laval
and Cote 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13

Front Royal Defeated strasburg.
r! tspefcia 2, a, to The Times-D ispatch.i
Royal defeated Strasburg to-day in a
tseven-inning game TO O. The Visitors
could do nothing with Dalton's deliv-
cry. me game was called on account
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S. g. Moore.

j SPECIAL to The Times -Dispa tch.
death OF S. 6. Moore. who Tor seyeraI
years has conducted a grocery busin 81
IN this city, occurred this mornink
after many months or declining health.
conversation with his wife when the
end came. Tho funeral will be held
from the home tomorrow morning al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
OBITUARY

Mrs. Sarah A. Pumphrey.s
Mrs: Sarah "A. Humphrey. wife OF the
late lillian r.. Humphrey, died at her
residence Cypress Avenue, E>mpton. at
1926 O'Clock Friday morning. in her
seventy-second year. ttlA 81 {
The funeral will be In Holly ID
Cemetery at 1915 o'clock y this after
Lynchb urg. Va. AUGUST q Z. Mrs.
Evelyn c. Robinson. wild low OF w, Rus;
sell hinson, who had been N ~
ts sss fao 9nE tme Rs ome dsd
eSt1 s 81 Dr alifford cabeli. and
was born in BuckinEnarnscoun sixty
saa binson eYys At
tc ABEL Robinson. .. a ot colletoa: sic + i
aigo sur ~ By Two sisters MrS Mrs
8G sal Palmer, Of N Nelson county, also
one. brother, G tfford Cabe y. q y eW-
& u. Il. Wright.
LscsSS1nl e The Tlmss5nisgaatohp
Wright, aged sixty-ei ght years. dled
"wednesday .atternoo on ct his home near g
Concord, Whre he had been W !. s !, :
81 Rs 4aa sss!qaa ss9!
Syiyed by MS wife and two oh ildren
IS. Wright. OF Lynchhurg :. and r.: 3
Wright, Of r. oano Ike, IIe was Conted-
crate veteran, haYi 6 served MS IA mems
her Of Company a, .rwentiet h Virginia
Infantry. under Mai or Robinson, The
funeral took place T. Thursday a tternoor
from the home, the In terment being ],
the family b !1,ng E :, own
Special to The Ttmes Dispatch
RhleI m, "a N. ffs c., August i 2,--HIbert
Rand al ed last night at. the home @of
4 MIS- father, Captain w. Fl. Rand, at ter
an an. illness OF two yo AIS \, and y longer
4 ~ Snt,l tracted ubercul osis and spent
4nllite : 4 Will 81 III n eN Mexico In tle
hope Of remaining heal ~ PVT tg ltittls
AGO 4 co. and has stead ny declined until
\ III ti1e end N came las nj ght, IIe was
tiw,,snty.aix lA 'd w marrie q.
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Del Val Evndes Situation.
Rome. August 12.-Cardinal Merry
del Val did not hold the customary FRI
day reception to diplomats this week.
The omission Is regarded as s1gnih-.
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GIcason HALEY.

from the home tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock. 6
Gleason HALEY.
IL 1 Rs aSgnst
son Bailey died at the home OF Mrs.
"A. q. Boughan. one mile north OF
Gordonsyille, Wednesday afternoon, and
was buried In Maplewood Cemetery
Thursday afternoon a o'clock. Mr..
Bailey's homo was IN Clifton Forge,
and he was here on a visit TO his
wife, formerly Miss Etna McAfullan, 4.
granddaughter OF Mrs. Boughan, who
Mrs. snllie A.. Coffee.
[specialt to The imes-Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va. August l2.-Mrs. SAL,
lie a. Coffee. widow OF Lemuel Coffee.
IS dead here. after. being in feeble
Appomattox and daughter OF the
daughter Mrs. c. II. Mays, Of Lynch
burg, and WAS the last OF eight bros
theirs and sisters. She was eightys
one years old.
Chns. NJ. IIouton.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,1
Charles NJ Houton. a Confederate Nvat-
eran OF Stafford county. died yesterday.
at his home. after q long illness, aged
seventy-two years. He is survived BY
three sons and two daughters. i,
William w. GoodykoOnts.
[special to Tho Times Dispateh
w. Goodykoontz. a Roanoke county
farmer. died last night near Hoilins.
aged sixty-eight years. He was. a Cons
fcderate veteran, ri
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THE WEATHER


Forecast; VirR1nia-Fnir saturday;
slightly warmer In central norton:
sunday, unsettled; light enst to south
winds. 55Fa
North Cnrolina--Local showers sat-
urda.-; slightly warmer in the Interior;
Sunday, partly cloudy; light, variable
CONDITIONS yEsTERDA Az.
a.. NJ. temperatures. 10
immunity ..a.5.s,,I.5...... ......{.&... g8a 81
5 4A, direction $1,000. Southwest
s ,' velocity ........i...:.......
' y r...,...y...5....... E. cloudy
~ noon temperature ....,....... 81
3 T, M. temperature So
MAXIMUM temperature up to S
=. NJ. .3......... Sc
Minimum temperature up to
Mean temperature observation-disclosures 76
Normal temperature .,....... rs
Deficiency in temperature. !. III 2
Deficiency in temperature since 3,
Accum. deficiency In temperature
since January 1a..,...s.i.. .y..... 81
Excess In rainfall since March L. 600
Accum. excess in rainfall since
January a ......"5....s. i.06
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13

In the third race. for junior ght-
sared she11s. the Detroit Boat Club
won. with the Potomac Boat Club Of
Washington, second; the Argonaut