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The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
mrs. RICE DENIES
THAT She TILTED
AUGUST DAMN
declares She Never Promised To Wed
sandu'ky Man; Latter Tells Police
as and Preacher Waited at
the Church" for Her.
Locked Him Up, Found He Had No
Honey and Twas All o." Woman
Frankly Explains.

What! Did he expect nae to MARI,
nm!' and at the prospect Of such a
occurrence Mrs. Anna Rice, OF No. 1e!
Oonsress-st. east, fairly screamed with
'ausnter. why, wouldn't MARI,
tne best man alive. just got rid o.
one In the divorce court last January
ana there Is no more of the MARRYING
same Tor me. Why, was never even
engaged to him.
MRS. Rice IL the woman whom An.
gust Damn, Of Sandusky. O.. come 10
Detroit, Saturday, In search of. and
wno' ne reported to the police, Tilted
ann IL the altar Damn said he had all
arrangements made for the wedding
~ the little country church near his
tsrm. The guests were assembled,
ana the preacher was ready to do his
part. but the bride failed to show I'D.
NOW you can't have much of a we'd
ding without bride, can your" and
the police admitted to August that he
vas right.
August asked for assistance in fnc-
mg the lady. She wasn't hard to find.
monday morning she was working az
usual In her boarding house at No.
lob Congress-st. east. When told Of
Augustus visit to the police, she was
at hrst amused and then indignant.
Why that soft old thing, l wouldn't
marry him 1t he was the last man on
earth" she declared. You know.
Il was like this" said Mrs. Rice, be-
coming confidential Il advertised for
job as housekeeper. and August, he
sees the 'ad.' in paper, and came
here to the house to see me. l wasn't
IN then and that woman oyer there
started to joke with him."
The woman referred to was sitting
across he room and chuckling over the
fun she had started.
That woman told August that he
mad better marry me-" continued Mrs.
Rice. $50 when he sees me there was
nothing to 1t but must marry him.
only laughed at him, but started
looking him up and finds out he has
no money, and lives part OF the time
In the Soldiers home, SO that settles
It.; ! said no. Then the softy threw
~ in my lap and told me to get the
license; but told him wouldn't
get no license. This arrangement
about going to Sandusky to marry him
Is news to me. August was poking
around here late Saturday night, but
wouldn't let him see me.
Tin going to see q lawyer about
him bringing me into all this notori-
ETY.. The idea Of me having my name
In the paper. I'll get some damages
out Of him for this. you see II don't"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
CA STO RIA
o. Department Saves s11,ooo,ooo.

p. o. Department Saves $11,oOO,Ouc.
WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Postmas-
ter-G General Hitchcock has issued a
statement analysing the reduction OF
S11 900, 900 In last years postal de-
felt. OF the amount saved, approx
mately $2,900.000 represented econo-
mics In postoffice management, near
iy 100000 of which sum resulted
from q more business-Iike handling OF
the city delivery service. Larger saw
ings aggregating about $2,000.000
were made In the internal manage
ment of the postoffice, including the
conduct OF the money order and reg
istry systems and the handling of the
various working forces other than car
riers.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
AUTO HITS HORSE AND BUGGY.
Rig Smashed to SmIthereens anc
Animal Crippled.

Dashing madly out Michigan-ave.
three young men drive their Brush
runabout into horse and buggy own
ed by George Hubener, No. Oil Willis
ave. east, late Sunday night. The rig
which was standing at Michigan and
Addison-aves.. was smashed to smith.
Greens and the horse was crippled
Fortunately there was no one in the
buggy at the time.
Hubener says the automobile must
have been damaged some, but the &C.
cupants didn't stop to find out. He
says the young men were probably in
toxicated. He had his rig standing
close to the curb and declares the
automobilists went out OF their way
to hit IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

Champlain-sts.. Cleveland. In Jeffrfes'
coat was q letter, evidently from his
sweetheart In Cleveland, addressed 10
the general delivery, Detroit.
Coroner Burgess thinks that there
should be an ordinance prohibiting
canoetsts from going beyond the isl
and canals. He also contends that the
harbormaster should be stationed at
the island. as most OF the drownings
occur there.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
RECTOR GETS PURSE OF GOLD.
Rev. r. A. p. Chadwick Leaving
Windsor. Remembered by Con-
oreuation.

The Rev. f. A. p. Chadwick, who re.
Gently resigned as rector OF All Saints
church, Windsor, to become the rector
Of st. Paul's church, Vancouver, b. c.,
was on Saturday night presented with
an address and purse of gold by All
Saints congregation. On Sunday the
Sunday school gave him a travelling
bag and the choir pocket commun-
ion service. In his farewell sermons
he complimented the different organi-
xations of the church on the good
work they had done during his incum.
bency OF seven years. He leaves on
Wednesday for Milton, Ont, where he
will spend few days before going
to the coast.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
TUMBLES INTO RIVER.
Alex. Wilson Rescued BY Capt. Lamt
Of Steamer DovIIi.

Alex. Wilson. living somewhere on
Congress-st. east, carelessly stepped
OF the dock at the foot of Randolph-st
late Sunday night. II happened that
the good ship "R. K. Dovili' was close
at hand and Capt. Frank Lamb OBJ
served Wilson's distress.
With the aid of his son, Harry.
Capt. Lamb succeeded In rescuing the
fioundering Wilson, who explained
that he was trying to see how close
he could walk to the edge OF the dock
without falling I'm.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

to chat the time away. On the theory
that those who have short Lent
VINO owe money to be paid at Easter,
Napoleon probably had very quick
trip, because he certainly had very
undesirable prospect at the end OF his
voyage.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
TODAY IN HISTORY.
Aus g 1a1s Ma

Aug. 8, 1915, Ma
poleon boarded the
ship Northumber-
land for st. He
lena. Napoleon was
quite peevish about
the ride. In the
first place the YES
sci was command
ed by only a rear
admiral and Napo-
leon thought he
was entitled to at
least an admiral
The Detroit times., 1910-08-08

One OF the healthiest signs In
finance In Detroit is the steady in
crease in savings deposits. Every
month shows substantial growth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
SEASON TO
OPEN At BELMONT
Metropolitan Handicap Will Be
Feature Event of the
Opening.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE real
Eastern racing season will open at
Belmont Park, the most magnificent
racing property on this continent, to-
morrow. The FIRST 5000 handicap
of the year, the Metropolitan. at one
mile. will be the chief attraction
There were Indications to-day that the
track might be heavy, but the officials
or the West Chester Racing Associa-
ton were hopeful that the weather
would clear to-day 30 that the track
will have time to dry out.
There will be a high class field.
James X. Keene's great mare, Mask
cite, reported Sunday to be coughing
and eliminated from the list Of start
ers. turned mile In 1:41 2-5 yester-
day with weight up. was galloped to-
day, and appears a certain starter.
She will go to the post favorite. Sam
Htldreth will furnish the second
choice in a coupled entry of not less
than three starters. King lanes, Res
tigouche and Dalmatian, with Fire.
-steIe q possibility in place OF King
James is the track Is very heavy.
Fitzherbert, rack three year old of
last year and one of the beet horses
ever raced. will carry the cherry and
WbihS Va SoIu mduQEu. Il ne nAd
a race under his belt he would be IA
vorfte. and It Is unlikely that the odds
against his chances will be long. His
best work for the race was a mile
in LAB. pulled up through the last
quarter. August Belmont's Maroon.
with Black Cap, viii be carried, Pris-
Gillian, who raced unaucceRsfuily In
England last year. II the president
of the Jockey club sends another to
the post 1t will be the speedy Field
Mouse. who won her first out a. a two
year old with odds OF 100 to / against
her. The Oneck stable win be rep
resented by Fashion Plate, who won a
good race yesterday: Beaucoup will
carry the old gold of R. +. Wilson,
Jr.; Frank Nolan will start the SAN
ford bred Sir John johnson. of whom
great things are expected. and there
are a dozen other eligfbies whose own
ers have not yet decided II they will
take chance"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

THURSDAYS SCHEDULE.
at Richmond.
Danville at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Norfo

LYNCFHBURG. VA, May Jan
eleven inning game resulting in a
tie with the score 2 to finished the
series with Richmond here this
week. The visitors succeeded in win
ming the other two games while the
locals had to be satisfied with one
tic game. Both teams played ragged
ball in the field while Brooks and
Reveiie twiried In excellent style.
Brooks seemed to have somewhat the
better of the argument and should
have won his game by the score OF 1
to o.
Lynchburg scored In the fifth In
ming on scratch hits by Woolums and
jackson followed by a hit by Lucia.
Another run came across In the
seventh when Levy and Jackson
singled and King made an error in
trying to handle Jackson's hit-
Richmond chased two runs across
In the eighth. tieing the score. Bigbie
was hit and was forced at second
by King. Messitte sent an easy one
to Dick Smith, but the throw got
away from wooIums. King scoring
and Messitt going to third. Rcvelle
followed with double, scoring Mes
sit.
sre.o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
.COLlEG|Ahs TO
PLAY ASHLAND
Will Go to That Town Saturday
and Hard Fought Game is
Expected.

DIR. Haghy'se Coliegegians. one Of
the fastest amateur toams In Rich
mend, will 70 to Ashland Saturday
for . game with the team represent
ing thar town, The C0ilegtans VIII
take their best men and expect to
bring home another victory TO add
to their long Efrfng.
Ashland Is quits q baseball town
and thoro are number OF good
amateur players there. II n thought
that 4 number Of tho players OF the
fast Randolph Macon College team
are playing with Ashland this
spring. III thia Ii the case q hara
fought game may be expected ~ the
yellow Jackets are -unnauaily strong
this year.
the coliegians Will lineup ~ fol-
lows: Clarke. catcher: Fitzpatrick.
pitcher: Richardson, shOrtstop;
Wright, frnt base; Ezekiel. second
base; Collins. third base: Rose. left
held; Cottrell, center fleld; Bailey,
right fleld. Dunn will 60 along with
the team q utility player.
The CollegtAns have had q most
successful season ~ far and are MAX
linz good pro4rAes toward landing the
title Nf champions .Df Richmond-
They have playsd twelve gamcs ana
won TN OF them and quite nuln-
bss Of others - scheduled Tor ne
near future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
SPIDERS LOSE
ANOTHER CAME
------------.
Defeated BY Hampden-Sydney in
Close Game AT Local
Park.

Sidney and Richmond
College met for the second time yes
terday at Broad Street Park. and the
men from Farmvtlle came out with
the long end. The game really never
was in doubt. The visiting team OUT
hit and outfielded the local COLLIE
xiane. Bernier. one OF Hampden-
Sidney's siabnlen, dtd excellent SER
Vice behind the bat In yesterdays
game and cracked out double.
Hampden-S Sidney scored rum In
the second, third, fourth and nth
innings by taking advantage Of the
locals errcrs and opportune hitting.
The Spiders fieided poorly. having
Ave errors charged against them.
Meredith. who usually plays an ex-
cellent second. had an of day with
three errorn. The locals. two runs
were due to two Wild throws. Curry's
pitching was the feature. the Spiders
securing two scratch hits. GwAth.
mey pitched : good game. Yielding
bHt utus httgs nut his slppoFt was
poor. GIL played weii at third Tor
Richmond.
j score by innings: n. n. y.
HIS. ......0111I000 0---A J
r. G. 00001l000--1 4
Batteries: For -Hampden-Sidney.
Curry and BernieS: for RichmCnd
College. Gwathmey and Guy. um-
pire. o'Toole.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
COMMENCEMENT ExERCTzK4 a.
MARTHA WASHINGTON C0TKlU0M

Especial to The Richmond virH1nlan.I
ABINGDON. VA. May 13.-x1x0
commencement exercises az Nax<AA
Washington College, closing onA ~ taxal
best sessions IN the history ~ -
school, viii begin May &c. This - SlIH
programs a sa
Thursday. May Sc. q r. n
ing with the school Of expires ~
Friday. May ~. r. A4.Ans61
concert. ssss3SS
Saturday. May ~. to . =.
Art reception. r. M-Cfam -
ercfses.
Sunday. May 20. II A. N.
laureate sermon. Bishop n. u h.
Nashville, Tenn. r. M.--SexxnO1tS
young ladies' missionary societies &xM
Young Women's Christian AssoClat1ou
Rev. e. r.. Cassidy. BlueAeId. w. Nik
Monday. May 80. 10 a. N.--<5radus
ating exercises. baccaluareate aAdf06S
Bishop ID. =. Ross. Nashville. Tens
2 p. M.--Maeting Of the ofnt b0oss1s
r. Ms--Bnsiness meeting ~ IN
aiuninae. 4 p. M--AiumnaA seeous
ton. 81 SE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
WANTS BURNS
TO AID IN TRAINING
Champion Wrestler Needs Farm,
err" in Preparing for Match
with Zbyszko.

CHICAGO. May la.--Emil Kaiank.
manager for Frank Gotch. worId's
heavyweight mat champion. is to-day
awaiting word from tho Jeffries train
ting camp. In answer 70 0otch.s TIM
perative orders aummoninE Farmer.
Burns to help prepare for his match
with xhysxko. ON May 30. Jenries
decline to let Burns come but the
hix iowa wrestler refuses to be d.
briyed OF his old trainer
II hardly think JefYriea will be uSz-
reasonable when he gets Cots teie-
gram" said Klank. "Hs knows
Hurns has aiwayA trained the cham~
pton Tor his big bouts and that Hctch
Vim inset zbysxke two months bef0gs
;1nxkxieo viii meet Johrt0u. HeQa1S ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
TRUCKERS ARE
sWAMPEO AGAIN
Champions Find Them Easy for
Third Game of Their
Series.

NORFOLK, VA. May 12.-The
Truckers fell again before Roanoke
Wednesday and lost by the one-sided
score of to 2. The Champions COM
pieteiy outplayed Stafford's men. who
seem less confident than some time
ago, when they had a long string OF
victories and few. defeats ehalked
UP to them.
Vail started out to twiri for the
Truckers. but was taken out IN the
third inning and relieved by Foxen.
who weakened In the sixth. and three
runs were scored
Cefaiu twirled for Roanoke. and
was In good form. holding the heavy
hitting Truckers TO six scattered hits
and two runs. Portsmouth fielded
in ragged style. white Roanoke played
an errorless game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
M'CRAW IS BLAMED
FOR GIANTS DEFEAT
New York Fans Not Pleased
With Way He Handles
Club

NEW YORK. May lathe New
York Giants three straight defeats In
Chicago have resulted In one of the
incest little hammerfests ever heard
in New York and IL Manager Nc
Draws ears aren't about burned OF
to-day. there's nothing in the theory
involving this idea. McGraw IL being
'panned by fans of high and low de-
gree for his failure to pitch young
Drucke at the start of game, In
stead of reserying him to finish out
games already lost.
Drucke has taken part in nearly
n han dozen games this season and
has not been scored against. He has
shown himself possessed of q larger
pitching took" than any man Nc
Graw has save Mathewson, the fans
declare. and yet McGraw lets him
trail in behind Marquard. Raymond
and others Of the older pitchers who
have been wobbiy all season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
HORSE NABs SUPERVISOR
MOORE ON HIS LEFT LEI
And Now Richmond Census NV
rector is Suffering From ths s.
Bite. s

Census Supervisor Moore waA 611e
ten on his left LEG BY horse -
or two ago. and he N still auecmn11~
from effects OF the bite. IA
MI Moore. II appears. wfs rtH =
Ing on the edge OF the pavomed4
front OF the Mutual building WII1f
the horse, attached to : bugxy aln y
side the curbing. ntppsd him wt4z
warning. The horse eppArent1y
no provocafion. although sonne
took this means OF notafxin9 xho
ervfsor that not even the o11aQ
holds under Uncle Sam eufi&lao r
to the privilege Of lingering 60 t
sidewalks. sSs|
The bruise resulting from ~ Il I
causes Mr.. Moore conaideFnb1e 16fX
1T times. but no serious conseQu1l @
are anticipated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
NORFOLK DROPS.
To LAST PLACE
Clark's Crew Lost All Three
Games Of Series to Dam
vile

DANVILLE, VA, May i2.--~DanviiIa
had another walkover Wednesday, de-
feating Norfolk by the score of to z.
This completed the series. all three
having been won by the locals In easy
fashion. Norfolk was also pushed
into last place, while Danville now
reposes in fifth, with good chances of
going further up.
Walker was in the box for Nor
folk and WAS given tn worst kind ~
support. He twirled we'll, but nine
costly errors were too big handicap.
and he had no possible chance OF pre-
venting defeat. Wolf, the new twirlsr
recently secured by Danville from,
Newark. was in good form and held
the Crew safe at all times. He was
found for eleven hits, but Kept tn ,m
well scattered and was tight in che
pinches. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

/ Thursdays Schedule.
Chicago at Washington.
| Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York
st. Louis at Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
BIG MARATHON
At DURHAM, n. c.
Four Colleges and Two Y. NJ. c.
As Have Already Sent in
Entries.

DURHAM. n c.. May 1.-THE
Durham Sun-Y. NJ. G. A. Marathon,
which takes place hero Saturday, May
II, IL attracting great deaf Of at
tentton. and already keur colleges
ana two Y, NJ. E. Al have entered
men. The list of entries Il as fol-
laws:
From A. & NJ. Colleges Robhtngtcn.
Tretter.
From Trinity College: Mccoy. Bag
ley.
From Charlotte r. n. g. Al. En-
xer. Templeton. Barnea. Gilchrisf, Mc-
Night.
FROM Durham Y. N. e. AL: Smith,
seaman. Clark, Gattis, yeasy, An
From GHiiford Coileges 1.-TWO men
whose names have not been iiled.)
From University Of North Carolina:
Give or more men; names to be filed
From Durham High school Gates.
Hrown,
This Marathon win 81 over ina
Hnxh0rn rad and th0s 6fart VIII W
made eight miles from Durham. Each
man viii 81 accompAnlo6 ~ bicycla
rider. The firSt man Gnf6hod Win re-
ceive i cold medal I'm oocond WIN
reeeive = silver medal The othar
:f0nr viii D. awarded 95ISS medals.
4n6 fea5I8 Sd6rtns IN numhas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Link to wrestie z,,yszko.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE
oayeey Theatre management has COM
pleted arrangements for finish
wrestling bout next Friday night, best
1--WE In three fatfy. between Zbysxko.
the Polish wrestler, and Shad Link,
of Baltimore. ~
Zhyszko Is matched to meet Frank
Gotch for the worlds championship
on May 80. and local followers OF this
sport win be given an opportunity
to judge just what chance he has
OF taking away the belt from the
great American wrestler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
PAD MOORE MATCHED -
WITH FRANKIE CoNLEY

PHILADELPHIA, May i2.-Pal
Moore. after his six round fight with
Jem Drisroll at Phtladelphia ON May
26 win leave for Los Angeles. where
he is matched to meet frankie Con-
ley. the Western fighter for ten rounds
either on June I or IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Chicago. 4: New York. 8.

Chicago, A: New York, 8.
CHICAGO, May 12.--Chicago won
its third successive victory from New
York, 4 to 3, Wednesday. Marquard
was hit freely, but Drucke, who sue
ceeded him, stopped the scoring,
Beaumonts home run into the right
field stands started Chicagos scoring.
Score:
Chicago .........0 0 0 1 0 o o -
New York ........0 0 0 4 / 0 0 0--3
Batteries--Kroh and king; Mar
guard. Drucke and Myers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
american T,eaxue Bnllsean.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE follCW31U
contracts and releases of piAyoED &
the American Baseball League NS
announced here: sssl
Contracts: With Ci1veland--1L -
ster, G.. Stovail. S1
Releases: BY st. I1ouis--To vaM&QE@
yer. e. Kusel (unconditionAl1s M
Love. BY CIeveland---To IndlaumrCe
LIS, r. Higgins: to Baltimore. X. Co.
ney; to New Orleans. n. GpGnceft n
Portland, Orc, q. A. Gregg: - $500
terbury, Conn. s. Grimth; ~ Iolod9s
G. Boyce and Fl. Ktrschs 70 KMNG
City, s. b. Nichols.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

IDtAiE -aS SA~S ~ "
sBatted for Hoffman IN sixth,
sBaker hunted third strike.
xSharp hit by batted ball
Score by innings: Il.
fyuehpurx 0aaIeIe 0 e---2
Richmond ,....0 o U y % o--z
Summary: Two-base hit--Reyelle.
Runs--Levy. Woolums, King and
Messitt. Sacrifice hit--Sharp. First
base on errors--I4ynchburg, J.: Rich
mond. 2. Left on bases--I4ynchburg,
Al. Richmond, 8. Double play
Laudgraff. Baker and Bigbie. Struck
out---hy Brooks. T: by Reveiie. 4. Base
ON balls--off Revelle. 2. Hit By pitch
ed bali---hy Brooks. tigbie). Time,
I.A7. Umpire. Mace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

Summary: Runs--UoyIe. HoIfAnu,
Newton schmidt. PRESLEY, sCefalu,
Bowen, Stafford. Two-base hits
Newton. Mcfarland, Holland. Stat
ford. Sacrifice hits--Doyle. Spratt
Bowen. PRESLEY. stolen bases--Pow-
eli. Bowen, Guiheen. PRESLEY. Cefaiu.
spratt. Jackson, Doyle. Bases on
balis-Off Cefalu. 4 on Vail, l: on
Foxen. 3. Struck out-By Cefalu. y;
by van. r. by Foxen. Tine or
eame--2 hours. umpire--Pender.
.o00.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
CLOSE Series
WITH TIE CAME
Colts Have Successful Trip to
Camp Of the Shoe
makers.
BROOKS TwIRLED WE'LL
Richmond's CASTOR Pitcher
Shows Flash Of Form and
Deserved to Win
s TwIRLED WE'LL

WEDNESDAYS SCORES.
Richmond. o; Lynchburg. (ten
innings).
DanviIle. s; Norfolk, 2.
Portsmouth, 3: Roanoke, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.

At Columbus: Minneapolis, 2; CO.
iumbus, 0.
At Kansas City: Louisville, O.; Kan
sas City, 2,
At Milwaukee: Indianapolis, Il:
Milwaukee, Z.
At st. Paul: Toledo. s: St. Paul, ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

st. Louis Easy for Boston.
BOSTON, MASS, May 12.-The
home team made II two straight from
st. Louis, winning Wednesday by
heavys batting. 10 to 8. Bailey was
driven from the box in the fifth inning
after two were out. His successor,
Petty, also was batted hard. Score:
st. Louis 101 90 o.
Boston ..........0o 204022 I'D
Batteries--Bailey, Petty and KILL
fer; Smith and Carrigan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
yew York Static I.eague.

At Utica: First game--Troy, 6; Uu-
ca. 3. Second game--Utica, 8; Troy,
,.
8; Albany. /. Second game-Albsny,
4: Syracuse, 2.
At Elmira: Elmira, Is: Scranton, ..
At Binghamton: Binghamton, 8:
Wilkes Barre, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
At the Theatres

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Players
.~The Cowboy and the Lady," uAt
and evening. s8XS
Biinu-Cnntinuou -YandaX1lle -:
motion pictures
Lubin-vaudevtite and motion pee<
lures S8*
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
No Racing IN Ixuuisaaua

No Racing IN lsOu11l11ak. - S5]
NEW ORLEANS, May 13.--40x
will not be re-estabiished u LeS
lana at this season OF the leelnlat1
Governor Sanders announces Nl
he would veto any measure rapoax
the Locke law. This makes the 4o
OF the race promoters prActSa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
wednesdays Scores.
Chicago. q; New York. 8.

Thursdays Schedule.
| Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
PhfIade1pnia at Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
TIGERS Are BANKED.

NEW YORK. May 12.-Ford out
pitched Summers "Wednesday and New
York defeated Detroit. 2 to 0. Both
the Highlanders' runs were made in
the seventh inning and were due to
hits by Laporte, Channel and Swee-
ney and sacrifices by Austin and
Roach. Score:
Detroit ~........00 o 0 O O 0 o Go
New York ....... 90 0 0 o. So
Batteries--Summers and Stanage:
Ford and Sweeney.
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Richmond Near the Top Truckers Arrive Here for Series
were dismissed ~ police ya4ss e

The Judge held that. - ~ ~
difiens imposed BIZ law on gurk a.
tests had been complied with M9I
the coronsr's jury had pfoAou
was no ground on which 70 hct4
defendants. s4