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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
NOTES Or LODGES
FROM PETERSBURG
Secret Orders Have Several Meet
ings Saskatchewan Run
Excursion.
DANCE AT RIVERSIDE
Miss Nettie Hale Becomes Bride
of j. W. Carr-Miss Fritz
is Married.
DANCE AT RIVERSIDE

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
PETERSBURG, VA, June 1.-The
president OF the Rebekah Assembly
Of Virginia will visit Charity Rebekah
Lodge No. 40, !. y. .. r., tonight
In odd Fellows hall. Many visitors
win he present from Richmond and
other cities to take part in the exer-
cises incident to the occasion.
The police commissioners have
elected the following prtvates TO the
police corps OF the city: Privates--
M. T. AIdridge. J. r. Avery, q. A.
Brister, W. r. Belcher. A. r. Cameron,
J. r. Clayton. A. l.. Fink. r, vi. Cor
don. w A. GALLON. W. A. Goodwin,
J. NJ. Heelan, c. l.. Hubbard, w. r.
Hudgins. Isaac Hall. l., M. Niece. c.
r. Meunier. r. B. Owen. Joshua IL.
Pritchett. Marcus Slate, J. M. Stewart.
]. NJ Vaughan, c. W. williams. Two
substitute officers are TO be elected at
later meeting.
Run Excursion.
Knights OF Columbus will run an
Monday night on the steamer
The usual SATURDAY, afternoon hop
and reception will be held tomorrow
from 5 to 1850 at Riverside Club.
Those asked to serve are: Mesdames
w. r. Johnson. w. p. Jones. J, f.
Jolly. III. Carter Myers, G. W. Plum
mer. r. w Pritchard. and Misses
Nan Jones. Mary Triplett Patteson.
Annie GIL. Josephine McIiwaine and
Grizeile Mullen.
Friday night in Masonic hall APP
pomattox Commandery. knights
Templar, will hold a special meeting
at which the degree order OF the
temple will be conferred. The mem
bers will attend In full dress. Eminent
Sir Wallace Duncan Blanks fs COM
mander
Petersburg Lodge. No. rs. ]. o. o.
f.. at its regular meeting Thursday
night ieeted the following officers for
the ensuing six months: Noble grand.
Owen Gilmore: vice grand, Leslie
Eanes; sitting past grand. J. Fl. Ed
wards; recording secretary. James A.
Alfriend. financial secretary. r. L.
Alley; treasurer, W. n, Wilcox; chap
lain. James C. Hoy.
Cnrr--HaIe.
"Wednesday night. at the home of
Mrs. f. @, NunnaiIy, on West Tabb
street Miss Nettie Hale became the
bride Of Mr.. J. W Carr The parlors
we're beautifully decorated for the oe-
cssion. The attendants were Miss
Maggie Hale. sister OF the bride. and
MIR. r. G.. williams
Miss Annie May Fitz, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Fitz. was
m srried in Washington. D. C., Thurs
day to Mr.. f. r. Woodruff.
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MAY SOON HAVE NEW
STATION IN RALEIGH

Especial to The Richmond Firginian.b
RALEIGH, n. C.. June i7.--Oyer one
hundred business men of Raleigh APP
peared before the corporation commits
sion yesterday advocating q new union
passenger station. There has been a
strong demand for some time for .
better union station here. and the rail-
roads began preparations for improv-
inr the present station. When the
plans became known, the Merchants
Association protested and the hearing
was set for yesterday. AT II o'clock
over 100 OF the business men OF Ra-
leigh headed by Ex-Governor Aycock,
went to the corporation court They
plead for a new station, one that would
be commensurate with the business of
the capitol city OF that state. and the
result was that the commission ordered
a new hearing on he proposition Of a
new station, at which time all the cit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
NEW REALTY FIRM
DO|NG 5000 BUSINESS
Messrs Shepherd & Co. Gratihed
at the Success With Which
They Have Met.

was never more promising than at
present and notwithstanding the fact
that all of the old firms are doing a
good business number OF young men
in the city have come to the front in
this line, and are making good. Among
these are Messrs. Shepherd and Com
pany, 72s East Main street, who a
few weeks ago launched a real estate
sign to the breexes. They have a
select group OF patrons which is in
creasing every day and they have
many good reasons therefore for a
feeling Of assured success
This firm handles rentals and sales
with promptness and courtesy. and
with large list of desirable residences
and business property they should be
able to supply every demand
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COTTON MAnkE
SHOWS Strength
Cables Weak But Bulls HoA
Quotations Steady Against
Bears.

NEW YORK. June lin fh4
face OF rather weak cables the co.,
ton market ut the opening shONGM
steadiness which suggested an ind1[e|
position to follow the bear side -
far until more definite crop news W.
available. First prices were only Ii
70 points lower and after thu cei&
moderate buying developed on PROF.
poets for buliish weekend figures.
July. i5.0s010; August, 14sH0.
IS; September, 1906 a 0s: OctcHelS
12.ssa40. November. 1926 q 50; L.
cer,ber. 1e206af January, 1z.i40s
49,. March. 1c.2oa21; May, 1879 6t0
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MEN MEET TO ORGANIZE
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.l
RALEIGH, y. G., June ia con-
ference was held here Wednesday night
az the Hotel Giersch by leading men Of
the city ana several Interested outstd-
crs, looking towards the formation OF
an active Y. NJ. G, A., and the erection
earnest workers and considerable In
terest was manifested at last night .
meeting. After thorough discussion
Of the various plans, II was finally de-
cided TO begin an active campaign ear
ly next fail. and II Is confidently ex-
pected that suffcient funds will be
readily available for the erection OF q
Y. NJ c. A. building here that will be
a source of pride TO the whole State.
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Binding and Repair Permits.

Permits were issued by the build
ing inspector Friday to the following:
w. W. Haley, to build a two-story
brick tenement two dweilings), Nos
1891 and 2323 West Main street. Cost.
$500.
II. r. Pollard. Jr., to repair brick
dwelling 1s4s West Grace Cost.
$3.50o.
w. J. Baker. TO repair frame dwell
ing No. 1914 North Twenty-fourth
street Cost, $3.50.
w. d. Coleman. to repair frame
dwelling No. 1909 Everett stres1
Washington ward. Cost, 500.
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ing three floors of the Briggs building
The rooms are furnished as only an
up-to-d date club should be, having read
ing rooms, game rooms, pool rooms
cafe. gymnasium and other necessary
accessories for modern club. II
starts off with two hundred members
The rooms we're thrown open TO the
general public from two to five yester-
day afternoon. and from eight until
eleven In the evening. Hundreds OF
people visited the handsomely deeorat-
ed rooms in the afternoon. and In the
evening there was regular crush
Speeches we're made by state auditof
Dixon and Mr. " b. Rroughton. and
music was furnished by the Maccabee
quartet and the Maccabee band.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
MACCABEES OPEN
CLUB IN RALEIGH

ESPECIAL to The Richmond Eirginian,
RALEIGH, N. C., June 1.-THE Mac
cabecs club was formally opened yes
terday afternoon and evening with APP
propriate exercises. This club has
handsomely htted up quarters occupy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

(speeiai TO The Richmond virginfAn.E
LEESBURG. VA, June 17.-Affk
Thomas Sylvester Gibson died a nG1
home near Leesburg Monday. a<14
Sc years. He was unmarried. and It.
survived by his brother. w. r. GIN
son, of LeesburE a
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Josiah Vaughan.

Josiah Vaughan. president Of TIM
Vaughan r. obertson Drug CcmpaHyA
died suddenly Thursday night NJ n4ns
home, No. 322 East Franklin street..
aged about forty-one years. He re-
Gently returned from the West, whern8
he sought health, but the trip did mt
prove beneficial. Although he WaN9
confined to- his home since llis FGxI
turn, his condition was not thoux6f
to be alarming. and his death N1<
entirely unexpected. 1iia funeral n
take place on Saturday in Waym@<1
boro. The body will be removed t1a<
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Vaughan Was a native OF K1y1
Vile. Charlotte county. and came a1&|
Richmond when a hoy. He entAr@
the employment Of a local drug nrtlRa
and rapidly marched towards the e0A1l
OF success. About ten years arc h6s
entered business with c. b. RobePfacus
and since that time has operated ~
Wholesale drug business In Richmon1xs
His wife. Miss Bruce. Of WAyn41
boro. has been dead several years. N161
leaves one sister. Mrs HArvxW
Spence. OF Richmond and ot{&s
brother. who lives In Keysville. H6
also survived by a niece. Miss Mari
Spence, and nephew. f. HARVEY
Spence, Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

Miss Sorg Improving.
Miss Margaret Ryan Sorg, who h423
been Ill at the Virginia Hospital S4I
eral weeks, Ia improving.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


LADIES. YOUR HAIR--BA RGAISS
this week: we are selling real hair
switches at very great bargains.
214 North Fifth street.
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wrATllER CONDrTIoNs,

ew . II
ss I
offs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

MONEY TO LOAN WITH THE
rent payer. How much longer are
you going to pay for real estate.
mans home? why not your own.
will loan you the money to buy
your lot and build your house. 81
on the hundred. with per cent.
simple interest. Giving you seven
and half years to pay loan back.
Call at 1901 East Main street. N.
% uAnnR N~r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

NAIn tonic.
TRY a G6fffE or NEf16Nv9-MIrn
~ anA m yeus mon6y bAck yuu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

izens will be heard and all lh4
o osa III. r hs.rss wRi s. ssss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
Temperatures.
The temperatures In Richmond to-
Minimum So

RICHMOND. VA. June i7s--Forecast
for Richmond ana vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Saturday; warmer.
WAEIiiNoroN, b. c.. Forecast for
Virginia: Generally fair Tonight and
saturday. warmer Saturday. and In
extreme northern portion tonight.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW sYS-
tenn? We make your clothing look
like new. Feathers. gloves and slip
pers cleaned At short notice: let us
have them again. We clean and rem
ovate anything in ladies' and gentle
mems apparel: We pay epressAEe one
way on any out OF town work.
CO.. sos North Second street. Phone
Madison 1888.
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DYEING 4 CLEANING.
BID Y0U EVER THINK WHIP n 70
that we do more dyeing and cleaning
There must be reason for this: II
can't be that our work ID only ~
good as others, II must be that II IL
batter. We invite your patronage.
street.
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most artistic manner: charges very
moderate. sll North Eifsh street
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS
housekeeping nat: sumner rates. Ap-
! ply North Sixth
FOR RENT-CHEAP. THREE NICELY
furnished rooms in Highland Parn.
oak grove and good water Apply
IFS r.. Broad street upstairs
FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE DAY.
week or month until Sept. Is. IA. W
Main Phone Madison tass-J
TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FoR
high, housek eeping; also Others. sle
r Franklin street.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentlemen. Ie+ 8. Third street.
ROOMS ron LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
also others. 7io E. Franklin street
FURNISHED ROOMS, clean AND
month sos n Fifth street. Madison
2ets-L
5 BEAUTIFUL. ROOMS AND HALL
furnished for light Housekeeping
bargain IL taken at once central
Phone Madison 2ois-L4
4 CLEAN. CoMFoRTABLE BED, soc
Ice water, bath, phone free; quiet. re-
fned nesghborhood; centrally locaf-
ed: detached house. rooms cool; az
cellent meals served next door. APP
ply lee2 East Clay. Madison +s2s-L
DESIRABLE four ROOM FLAT;
large. cool rooms lo4 west Grace.
ROOMS ron LIGHT HOUSE KEEPING,
also others. 10 r. Franklin street
CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
rooms Hot water. so7 East Grace
Transients,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOX
rent; central location, use OF phone
hot and cold water. transients, seS
per night Phone Madison 55lI-1.
so2 North Eleventh street
FoR REST-THREE- ROOM SECOND
fioor DAT; large. bright and airy
t sP n. Ns ses East sss' Marshali street
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; also rooms
for gentlemen. Apply sos North
Seventh street.
COME TO si4 f. CLAY FOR NICELY
furnished rooms; first class beds. GEN.
trail location, refined surroundings
bath and phons:
SHOE REPAIRING.
-~-~->--~~-~~-.~-~~~--~
20 REBATE. We HAVE A LOT OF
light, plant leather suitable for u
soling ladies' shoes and while y lasts
II you will bring this coupon. we
Will l. sole ladies' shoes-soc. re
bated to soc. Every pair sewed. We
can not send for shoes at this spssi.i
p TAcroR PfE :is Z. s Main. sAoN
YOU WILL APPRECIATE OUR
REVISED
Rent 7 list
ASK FOR ONE TO-DAY SURE
IA. J. Chewing Co.
|. $4,000
SPLENDID HOME
IN EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD
| Floyd Ave.
NEAR CATHEDRAL
Never offered before.
McCURDY 4 JOHNSON,
Mutual Building.
FALL RENT LIST
Just from the printer. Call Madison
1862 and we viii mail you one.
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
II FOR
| BARTON
II New and Modern s-Room D~ellin
II per month.
Il + a CON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
OBITUARY
Funeral Of Mr.. Cornicr.

The funeral of Spencer CornioNR
who died wednesday, will take plAs4
Saturday afternoon. The services W14&
be conducted by Rev. II. ID. Macl4cA&
Ian, assisted By Rev. II. H. RAwltne
at the home of Mr.. Cornick, NO. III
East Leigh street. Tnterment VIII ~
in Hollywood cemetery.
The death OF Mr.. Cornick. who M1
prominent in real estate circles 81
Richmond. was felt keenly by nlAMN
friends A special meeting Of ~
real estate agents was held We44
nesday afternoon. az which time re4o3
lutions OF respect to the memory 04
Mr.. Cornick were adopted.
Pallbearers will be as follows.
Honcrary--Dr. c. v. CarrfnetOnS
Overton Howard, William ShipmANs
q. C. jefferson. w. r. Atwood, b. ~
Harrison, F. Lawton Crutchfeld, n. III
Gill. J. p. Mickelboro and Mr.. JonMs
son. of the State Library building
+ Active--w. 8. Rose. ]. r.. McCAu4
ley. r. A. Carter. Frank E. Brooks
J. n. Fulton and August Becker. N;
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The funeral OF q. T. Crabbin. 4k
No. it37 North Twenty-fifth gfrAAN
will take place Friday afternoon froIM
st Patrick's church. @9Y
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William A. Matthew'S.

VIIIHut n. HHHttIFCWS. 98as9W
William A. Matthews. infant 1o1|
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. MAttheNx
died at the residence OF the parents
No. 2582 Park avenue. The funer&{
will take place Friday afternoon from
the residence. sssS
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Wants
HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
colored man, work In store or caring
for ONCE. Address 1106 w. Leight
street.
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To Know WHAT < CORSET rs. ron
must wear It: try ours; they stand
the test for comfort. style and dur
ability: we can suit you in corsets
from 81 up; we carry the best bust
A. j. PYLE. ali North Fifth street:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

TIMING AND FAVMUINU.
NEVER SINCE CHRISTOPHER CO.
Iumbus discovered America. has our
superior In the thinning, pfumbins
and gas ntting business been found ;
Honest prices. superior work. gsnsr-
al satisfaction and promptness are
. few OF our well known character
istics. l. w. DORSET n CO., 11$ N
seventh street Phone, Madden 2S1T
HAIR TONIC.
fF1ou USE NELE6NsE H1fK TONIC
you want have to buy wigs 1t cost
less and 10 more satisfactory. Price
soc,
THANKSGIVING AND MAuLIyG.
TRANSFERRING AND HAULING or
all kinds furndture and plano NOW
- atxSSts reel1enra 5ee MMnford
s;ssssis NV n1sassosi xe v sssss .s1'T
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WANTED. SITUATION BY REGIS.
tered pharmacist of twenty. years
experience: single, best references
given and best required; no SOFA
fount man; salary, fifteen dollars per
week Address SALoL, Box 1885,
Frederic sburE Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

TO I.ADIEs-THosE PRETTY NECK
curls made from your own com bings
or cut hair. charges moderate. ia
North Fifth street
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WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
registered pharmacist, position
best references. Address PRAHMA-
CiST. Care Carrier No. 5, Alexandria
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Mn. ANp MAS. Ely


LADIES. YOUR HAIR Is IMPORTANT.
Your cut hair or comings made into
beautiful switches. pompadours.
puffs. wigs or front pieces In the
most artistic manner: charges very
moderate. ia North Eifth street.
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wANTED-PosITIoN AS BAKER,
second hand on bread or cake. {. ~
MOORE, 40 W, Main.
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USE VELVET FLOOR STAIN.

LEANING AND PRESSING: PHONE
Madison 3735: 20s North Fifth street;
ladies work a speciality.
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WANTED. A SITUATION WITH SOME
good person In the poultry business,
or viii go in with some good reliable
person. In care of Ills Knight st,
Lynchburz. Va.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-30

What the New York Giants
Owner Thinks of WahOO Sam

Brush. And was sorry 10 have been
cut when he called. lie is that rare
combinations star player and "A ecu
genial personality. There are none bet
ter in hts profession than big sam
And there are none who handle them
selves with greater tact and credit 20
themselves on the field.
IF there was a chance I'm the world
for me tn buy Crawford for the New
York club. | would readily offer De.
troit price far greater than anything
that has ever beer paid for a baseball
player.
1T was genuine pleasure TO me
that Sam batted and fielded SO bril-
Fiiantly last year But he will do 20
every year until he decides 10 leave
The diamond He will always hit 300
and over, | verify believe, for he will
never allow himself TO be anything but
flrst-class in any form OF effort 10
which he devotes mis- attention.
"Mathewson and Crawford are as
alike as can be in their ability To 20
themselves credit on and on the field
Christy has been great pitcher and
Sam a great fielder and batter for 20
Years now and they are both sure OF
many more seasons in the very top
flight. Any team that could compriE .
a lineup including them both could nh
In with materia, OF merely average
caliber and win worlds champion
shin"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-30

Hes nice horse. What pity he
drinks,"
Such was the sad commentary OF a
veteran horseman as he shook his
lead and wended his way streetcar
ward from the Boulevard speedway
Monday afternoon. where Jessie H..
Lou Barlum's classy PAGER, had just
won the most exciting race OF the sea
son from Bob s., another hobbled
soeeder. in spite OF the fact that Bob
had copied the second heat in im-
Tosing style and looked at one stage
TO have outgamed the mare.
The lamentable condition OF Bob ).
OF the close OF TIE race was what in
cited the veterans compassion. For
Bob S. was palbably picked. And
thereby hangs tale.
The event, as Usual was lively bet
ting battle. The original wager be-
tween tho owners had been doubled
several times ami friends OF both mad
increased it several fold as we'll. The
wagering continued at the track to
such an extent lhat when the horses,
an hour or mole late. finally scored
down for the word. there must haze
been $4,000 at least Ringing on the
result of the contest, trackside odds BE-
ing 10 10 on the mare, due TO the
general confidence Of the crowd In the
matchmaking ability OF the Barlums
end the reinsmarship OF Jeff Cunning
ham. who was up behind Jessie.
The first heat was a corker. Bob D.
away first. only TO he collared by Jes-
sic halfway down. They raced side cy
side, tip-toeing the third eighth at top
clip. and then Jessie drew away, win.
ming by what would have been little
more than a half-length had Bob been
driven ont at the finish instead OF
taken up a bit. IL still looked as II
the gelding had a chance and the
wagering continued, though odds o.
2 10 were offered and accepted.
They took Bob S. over TO nearoy
barn and there they mixed him sort
Of giant cocktail. the main ingredients
OF which were black coffee, sugar and
t. large horn OF red-eye, hard stun
The Detroit times., 1910-03-30
LISTER LATEST
TIGER CRIPPLE
Injuries Ankle in San Antonio Game
-Davy Jones Also Hurt in
Houston Contest.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March go
First Baseman Pete Lister is the lat
est Tiger TO succumb TO an INJURY.
He sprained an ankle Tuesday In sid
ing into second base in the game with
Fort Sam Houston soldiers and may
be out of the game for the remainder
OF the trip. This complicates the nrst
base problem as Manager Jennings
will not be able TO watch the work
OF Lister and Ness in comparison.
The game with the soldiers resulted
in an easy victory for the Tigers by
a score OF 9 TO l, but the soldier root
ers were happy that the score did not
run into larger figures. AS this Is an
annual event. eJnnings used his full
squod OF pitchers.
Browning and Summers are the
men picked for the game OF today
with San Antonio. The hitting OF the
Tigers Tuesday showed that they
have their batting eyes working nice
liz still. They had some trouble with
Pitcher Van Appeman for six innings,
| but cleaned W nicely on Rogers, the
other soldier boy hurler.
Lelivelt has been ordered TO Mem
phis to rest until the team gets there.
Donovan Got Revenge.
HOUSTON. Tex, March 30.-The
final game Of the Houston series
comes today and Manager Donovan
is anxious 10 win II because OF the
poor showing made by his team in the
first game here. Tuesday he got
some revenge by beating the Texas
league champs 2 To l in a lively sor'
OF game. The best feature OF the con
test was the grand pitching form
shown by Messrs. Mullin and X. VII
lett for the Tigers. Mullin pitched 10
only nine batters in three innings
one of these getting to third on a
walk. passed ball and steal. but be
ing nipped at home on an attempted
squeeze. Willett allowed only three
hits in six innings.
Davy Jones got a bad bump. collid-
ing with Middleton at first base. and
had TO retire from the game with a
bruised body and slightly wrenched
knee. He will be back In day or
two. Davy got two hits before he
left the game and Sam Crawford also
showed hitting ability with two clouts.
Manager Hunter Hill, OF the Houstons.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-30
BY PROF. MIKE DONOVAN.

Charlie Mitchell caused the Sulli
van-Kilrain fight The ambitious Eng
lishman tried TO get John L. out OF
his way. for Sullivan. so he thought
stood between himself and the world s
championship.
Mitchell had done his best to con.
Quer Sullivan. In Madison-sq. garden
in 1883 he and Sullivan fought three
rounds when the police interfered.
have always believed the honors were
even In that fight, though Billy Ma.
loney, master OF ceremonies. and a
friend OF Sullivans. jumped into the
ring 10 minutes after the fighters
reached their dressing room and de
clared Sullivan winner.
Again. In France. the two fought "a
rounds 10 draw. London prize ring
rules, the fight lasting hours and Is
minutes.
Mitchell hoping Kilrain could beat
Sullivan. and believing the latter a
sick man because OF his manner OF
living, urged Kilrain on. | was in Kill
rains corner that day. and the minute
j laid eyes on Sullivan I knew Jake
was a beaten man. Sullivan was In
splendid trim.
Mitchell promised to take Kilrain
TO England II he won, and they had
their baggage packed for the trip.
They intended to 60 direct from the