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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
LOPPY CONDITIONS
CAUSE MANY UPSEIS
Card at Tampa Run in Downpour
Of Rain, and Classy Going Out
of Question.

Tampa, Fla. February 1i--To-day's
card was run in downpour OF rain,
and the sloppy condition of the track
caused many upsets, only two favorites
winning. rhe feature OF the day was
the NTH, in which Bonnie Bee and
clysmic ran nose and nose the entire
distance. the former winning BY a
nose. summary:
FIRST race--three-year-old and up
six fur!ongs. selling-Robcrt Powell
Tor (Koerner). 10 to !. first: Grun.
wald. 1o7 tFranklin). to 1. second
Locust Bud, los tBurton), 10 to !.
lnird. Time. l:2l 3-s.
second race-four-year- olds and up
mile and an eighth. selling-Okenite
14s (Johnson), to 2, first. Bronte, ~
tcochranj to !. second: Albush. ~:
(Donegan). to !, third. Time, 2;os 10
Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and up
selling, SIX furlongs-Beth Goodwin
, 1O7 fFranklin), 6 TO !. first; Occiden.a!
sc tSteinhardt), to o. second; Merlse
| lo4, doerner), to j, tnird. I11le
l.2o
Fourth misunderstanding and Ut u
six furlongs, selling-Ben Howe, 10
! fiS onn) even, first: Lucullus, 10
! CLang), - to i, second; ConVille ~
| tIrwin). 10 10 j. third. Time. l:l9.
| rlr,h race-three-year-old and VI
I five 1urlongs. sen,ng--Bonnie Bee, 8
/ Cco,c). to 5. first; Clysmic,
/ tSteinhardt). 5 to /. second; Pic Pr
1Os 10. Murphy, TO i, third. TIM
sixth race-four-year mile an
sixteenth. selling--Dr. Young. 70
| % Murphy, to /. first; Lord Dixol
los (koerner). . to /, second; John Nj
Bride, 1o6 (upton), to 5. third. Tim
] t.SYl-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
PAY BACK SUGAR DUTIES.
Government to Receive Approximately
100000 I'm settlement.

New york. February lit was
learned to-day that the Federal Sugar
Refining Company will soon pay up
the back duties on sugar importations
which the government alleges are due.
For several weeks past conferences
have been held between special conn-
sci for the government and repre-
scntativcs OF the Federal Sugar Re'
lining Company. That settlement in.
volvinE payment Of, approximately
100000 by the sugar company Is i'm.
nlinent was admitted to-day by VIM
fred t. Denison, Henry L. Stimsons
associate In the sugar cases This is
not likely to be done. however. until
Mr.. Spreckels, the president of the
company, returns from California
When the Federal company finally
settles it will be the fourth payment
which the government has received
from the sugar companies, notably the
American Sugar Refining Company.
:2.135.ooo: the National Sugar Refining
Company. 100000. and Arbuckle
| Brothers. ss95,ooo. making an approx
mate total OF s3.60o,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

Pleads for Old Songs.
In spite of rain and snow, Spillman
Riggs had large audience at the
Academy OF Music last night, and
every one felt repaid after hearing his
famous lecture, Musical Fits and Mis-
fits" lie discussed every kind of
music from the grand opera to old
plantation songs. initiating with re-
markable facility the different voices
he had heard among singers and near
singers. especially In church choirs,
which he discussed at some length.
Mr.. Riggs made a plea for rem
Nuisance In the singing OF old songs,
saying that in a short while there
would be no folk songs in America. and
was a. little sarcastic In regard Ia
girls with voices for such music WHO
go to the conservatories and return
thinking that they should sing nothing
except French and Italian operas.
In speaking of the goold old hymns
which are fast becoming extinct as
a part of modern church music. he
gave a most humorous account of the
first time he heard a quartet choir back
In Kentucky. but apologized for tht
fun he made by saying: IF / were
a minister. / would not take n church
unless 1t had a good choir for a church
could do no more without choi,
than the United States government
could do without It's War Depart
l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
CASE is CONTINUED
Action of paper Company Against Con.
r..a.IonaI Con, r,,iffna Pnxfnnned


gressionnl Committee Postponed.
Washington. February 1.-Two
weeks continuance was granted in the
mandamus proceedings of the Valley
Paper Company, of Holyoke. Mass
against the joint Congressional Com
Tnittee on Printing, when the case was
called in the District of Columbia SUI
preme Court to-day, and will be that
length of time before It is decided
primarily whether that committee is
an executive branch of the govern
ment. outside the jurisdiction of the
courts.
Pursuant Of the decision of the
House reached last night. the House
members of the committee were rep
resented in court by their counsel. The
Senate members We're ordered by the
Senate to ignore the summons. Counsel
| for the congressman asked for two
weeks in which to familiarize himself
with the case, and counsel Tor the
paper company assented to the request
In granting the request, Justice
Wright advised counsel for the Con
gressmen that their appearance woul'
nor constitute q waiver of any pre-
negatives the committee might CLAIM
exemnting it from the jurisdiction o
| the court
1t is maintained in the paper com
nany,s petition that their bid on papel
submitted to the committee. was Tn
lowest. and was thrown out illegally
and the committee is cited to shoS
cause why it was not accepted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
LAWYERS DEcL1NE TO TALK.

New York, February 11.-I.awyers
IN tho suit brought by Mrs. John jacob
Astor for divorce from Colonel lohh
Jacob Astor had nothing TO say , no
day regarding the report that the
Astors may be reconciled ,
The report port arose connse lo TO anply With
IN the last three days for confirma
5 divorc re- granted by Justice Mills. II
is the custom for counsel to apply at
the earliest moment to the court 1r .o
Aston is now in Europe and Colonel
Aston left the city yesterday The
divorce proceedings We're conducted las Is
fall before Justice Mills, and no na a., y,
we're mentioned that would MAKE al''l
cult a reconciliation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Moncrief Course Converted Into
Sea Of Mud and Only One Fav-
orite Pulls Through.

Jacksonville, Fla, February H.
HEAVY rains converted the track at
nIo,crtef into q sea OF mud, and the
shorts suffered this afternoon as
,.onseouence, Upsets came frequently,
nnIy one favorite surviving the ordeal,
,bis coming through the disquaiifica.
ZION OF PulRa, who fculed sager'
twenty lengths from the finish, D.
punlop's smart son o, orrus, Master
Johan. made an excellent showing IN
the colt event by defeating inspector
General length after q srueiiihs
stretch duel. summarizes:
First race-thrce furlongs, maidens
Master John, 10 tPalms). TO J.
ars,; Inspectors General. iie tMoun-
,ain5 i 10 i. second; Rosehurg Ill, lo2
1Sicop. I TO .. third, Time. 81.
second race-six furlonss. selling
Mr.. smarty, lo6 tHowardl, to
rrst: starover. lo7 tGanz). 10 TO ]
second. Ny Henry. l09 (oberD, to
third. Time. 1:le 10.
Thira race-six furlonGs,. selling
Ruble. i05 tMusgrave), 10 to .. hfss
Tres Joli, 1o4 (Howard), ls to o. sec
ond: Earls Court. 1os tButwelD, II U
i third. Time, 1:l5 s-5.
Fourth race-seven furlongs. purs'
-sager. III tButwelD, to 2. mrs.
puika. ia (Ganz). II to i, second
Universe. 1oi Davenport, 100 to
third. Time, 1:S1 10.
Fifth race-one mile, seliins-stone
man, 1o7 (TroSler). to !, first; Para
disc Queen. 1oo tofain), 5 to :, second
Hooray, 100 lPowers). TO 5, ihlre
Time, 1a43-5-
sixth race-nile and a sixteenth
selling-Quagg ga. 10s (Powersl. ls
s. frst; Billy pullman. 1o7 (But~eil
even. second: Maledlction. los (ober,
10 j, third. Time, 1851 SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Remarkable Christmas
Present.

Among the curious Christmas presents
Of this year will be one for man OF ma
tional reputation, which has been all year
in the making.
Way last January the present was
decided upon, and friend Of the prom-
ncnt gentleman requested the Burrelle
Press Clipping Bureau, Of New York,
to watch every paper in America, and
to take up every item which appeared
concerning the man..
The clipping bureau people followed
instructions, and now present the history
Of one year in the life OF this especial man.
The history ends just after election.
and the 20,642 newspaper items found
i include everything from three-line cdi-
torial mention to full-page illustrated
stories. These have been mounted or
800 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
!. hook typewriter. The words thus IN
serted amount to 155,S52.
In actual time, q very strict record Of
which has been kept, the work has re-
, CURED 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 is merely specimen Of some Q
the unique orders which get into the Bur
y 1elle Bureau, for the extent to whcl
clippings are used by individuals and b,
o business concerns seems to be remarkable
!, There are many people in private. q
: we'll as in public life who need press CLIP
y pings and don't know it. 1t might b
!, we'll for them to look up this man Bul
! relle, who is said to be SO we'll know
: that a letter simply addressed "Burrel
= New York." will reach him with no della.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

TSpecial to The IlmeS- Dispdhcli.j
washington, u. c., February N.-Ihe rlNe'
and harbor bill was held UP YESTERDAY on
account of the debate over the manuahlus
case. 1t was due at o'clock In the aifet-
noon Virginia may get some additional ap'
preparations in the Senate, where sehatots
Martin and Daniel VIII make the hshs' y
MAS hoped that sl5o,0Co would be sNeh 70
James River. but slO0,Qco is ali mat INC o'''
carries 1t is the purpose OF Gohsress' y
Is said, TO spend s3,coO,o0o on the James. pus
nj tho rate OF Slo0oQo year thirty Seafs
viii be REQUIRED for that sum, y sim staha
for moro will DO made In tho senase.
,rb, Virginia items in tho blu follows'
s1I con for to Potomac River at Mount YER
non, 500, 600 for Capo Charles haroor; SS'Vv
for Milford harbor; si5,eoo for Norfolk hat'
bora sum OF this. not exceeding Sse'Vge' Is
IN he expended in securing Increased anchors
ara area at Lambert's Points SSlo,Qco Tor
in,proying tho ehunnei from Newport News
ia Norfolk by the removal OF Thimela
shoals, $4,000 for .AppomattoS River; 5000
ar nvmet,s creek; 100000 for James Rlyer;
SO Don for Nansomond $1,000 for Nomlni
Creek; $4,000 for OnancoclS River; Si,sVV ior
pagan River; $4,000 for Rappahannosk; Nv.
Oo0 for Upper Machodoc Cfeeks ss,oup TOT
Urbanna Creek NoV'vvV ~. AHA', 49, -
and Pamunkey rivers and Accoqaon Greek
s1el0o for waterway on coast or virginia
"a 6OO FOR waterway from Norfolk harho'
10 .Aihemarle sound and 5000 for water
|wav from Norfolk town To sounds OF Norts
carolina. s,ia.
There is an interesting story u. eon1,sstio,
l.wlth tho item az sisleO for Waterway u
Efthe cost of Virginia. rho water course u
| ouestlon is known locally MS "Nat IltiSer.'
\ rhe committee baked AZ Cat River, an,
/ 'renRmed the stream. \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
SHIP IS LOST IN
STORM AND SEA
CLAIMS 1855 LIVES
CONTINUED from First Page

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Bugeaud should have sailed on We'd
nesday. but was replaced by the
Cnanzy. Many passengers booked for
Alg1ers had waited to so by the
chanzy because of the great confidence
tncy relt in her captain.
The French line authorities say tina
they have hopes that some of the pass
engers nave escaped and landed OF
other parts OF the island of N1inorca
1t Is now believed that three Ameri
can vaudeville players, hailing iron
san francisco. We're on board tn
steamer. Their names are Elsie Herr
and Messrs, brenda and Delymm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Richmond College Games Will
BE Held in Horse Show
Building Tonight.
MANY ATHLETES NOW HERE
Runners Will Begin Work at s
o'Clock-Many Events of
Interest Scheduled.

Every detail In the arrangements for
the annual Richmond College track
meet in tho Horse Show Building to-
night at o'clock has been completed,
and there Is no doubt but that the
event will be the largest OF It's Kind
ever held in Virginia. Including en-
tries from nearly all the colleges In
tho state, as we'll as from all the Rich
mond schools, 1T Is probable that the
program will not be completed until
nearly midnight.
The interior of the big building.
which is especially adapted to the
purposes, Is beautifully decorated, while
the flooring has been torn up in order
to provide an earthen track. This
plan has been especially commented
on by authorities at all the institn-
tions to be represented here, and II II
is a success there is no doubt but that
other cities Will discard the artificial
track.
Athletes Already Here.
Many OF the athletes are already ir
Richmond, but a great number of those
from out OF town will reach the city
to day, and will take n practice try-ou'
before appearing in the glare OF thous
ands OF electric lights tonight. Rich
mond chiefly through the efforts O
Richmond College, Is recognized as
contre for indoor athletic gatherings
and the plan TO maintain interest work
rcciprocally. as Virginia teams nov
accept invitations to go North, pro
yided teams from other sections WI
come TO the annual meet here.
Every athlete competing to-nigh
will be registered and numbered i
tho South Atlantic Amateur Athleti
Union. and none others need apply I
Manager Louthan. Probably the mos
interesting event will be the relay rae
between tbs star runners OF tbs Uni
versity OF Virginia and George WASH
,,y,on I,niyersity. The George Wash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
rxnecf I.nrrc Crowd.

College.
Expect Lnrgc Crowd.
Another event OF more than passing
local interest will be the relay race
between Richmond College, Randoipn.
Macon and william and Mary the
heavy marching order relay, in which
tho First Regiment and Howitzcrs
taams viii oppose each other, VIII DC
n feature, as 1t is seldom such diver
sion is attempted. In fact. there is
no class. either In tile indivlduai Ut
team events, In which there are hos
numerous entries, and there ~ no
doubt hut that several records Will DC
surpassed or dangerously threatened ny
sone sturdy Representative OF o Rich-
mond or Virginia institution.
Manager Louthan has the assula,ie'
that the athletes have been pfactic'"s
for months in anticipation OF the hee.'
and thia adds reliability to the re-,
port that the exhibition tonight wiz
| be we'll worth seeing. The bul'dlhs !;
| viii be thoroughly heated, and speciAl
arrangements are made to look out
for tho comfort OF those who help by
| their presence to encourage lhdoor
athletic games In the state.
| List OF Oflctals.
/ The officials for the meet are as
/ follows: :,
w y. Reithard. OF the Richmond <
NJ. c. A., referee; ]. v. Mulligan, o.
Georgetown University and the irish
| American Athletic Club, starter; }.
sullivan, clerk of courses; A. I. smith
of Richmond College, assistant cleri
of course; IT. w Ozlin, OF Fork unio'
i Military Academy. announcer.
II Field tudges---A. r. Warren. OF Ran
4 dolph- Macon College; e. a. Dunlop,
richmond College; Foster. of Yale. an
4 u. d. Wright. OF Richmond College.
Tlmers--L w. Pawling. of the soutl
Atlantic Athletic Association; Slate
Blackiston, OF Richmond College an
II. NJ. Harrison. OF the University o
inspettors-w. L. Prince, of Rich
,nond Academy; Gordon Lefebvre, Q
West Point; j. n. Sheppard. of Rich
(, inond College, and r. a. stewart Q
the University of virginia
: Judges OF finish--Templc Waddil
; or Lehigh; Nelson Robins. OF the vi
d GINA polytechnic institute; olin Rich
@ ardson, OF Richmond College. and III
Il nest Eaton. of George Washingto
; University.
Custodian of prIzes-Wilson Meek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
PUEBLO JIM FLYNN
NOT AN EASY MARK
Heavyweight Who Bested Long
boat Has Met Some OF
the Best.

New YORK. February 11.-Iim Flynn.
Pueblo fireman who has jumped INTO
Tho ltmelight by showing an aaNahtasc
over Sam I.angford in tea-IouMu oou.
at Los Angeles, IS h9 3ho as Iangford
tx IaS him away in less than one
$500 YEAR ago last December On
tbat occasion Langford was IN sp1e en-
diS nhvsical condition, and WIN ths
aalfknssss, Of Of S sea Se sa hook
on the law finishing the job before the
nma,,,an knew what to make OF i az,
uau,a said at tho ringside that flynh
,,,ns the victim of a lucky punch, WIS, rs.
nthers expressed tho OPINION ,''ue ,, nv
Was sugerins from stage lIagnc I the
since that memora a,nidentIY' a limproved
:, NM, tactics and IN contidence' tor
Ms showing against I4angtord inc oan-
er night indicated both OF THESE ''ee-
cssary qualities. s,r,eer with a
natural lighting instinct ana sa da,s
amnunt Of cleverness. attracted sonls,
attention in July. 1906. when he noXe1 :
a fifteen-round draw WITH J aaS "a IVA WeI
sullivan at PuehlSo Q. vas as matched, lat With
Tommy Burns, who met him at 'frlse s
In October OF the same year. n!Sn.
,,ut IN a hard fight but Burns nnas,GS
knocked him out IN the rl'se SCI at nou1o
H ANT With Jack lTwin) sullivan; Thee y =
nary 1907. and Flynn sot q Z deelslol,
in strenuous ,twenty-rounldd, nat11e' |,
month later they met again ~ "
same nma place under the same conditions
and tho decision was o draw,
any Fly mn with increasing confidence ,.a
vent after lack Johnson, who {, U wa "
.,y s I'm, and In November. 1907, ut Col
ma ms they hooked UP ~ fierce rim Y,
in the eleventh round he stoppea ~ y
Pueblo man with Tight hand INV, Mpp q,
Jaele iTwin) sullivan followed w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
cnArT IN CINCINNATI.
,.,,,,ry INTO Award of Contracts May
1"3H" Rcault III Sensations.

,,.on,inent contractors We're indicted to-
: - 3n,, Nv the Hamilton county grand jury
inan, INQUIRY which Is believed involves
millions OF dollars, and includes city
contracts for the last eight Years y y !,
dicted men, are charged with enter
ing into a conspiracy In restraint OF
trade, in connection with{the obtaining
,of recent paving contracts. Prosecutor
Hunt asserts he has evidence showing
THAT three firms have been in nScom-
sbinntinn for several years to DESTROY
competition In tile bidding for con-
tracts. number OF business men
city officials and others have been sub,
ipoenaed to appear before the granu
indictments viii be returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
SULTAN IN A RAGE.
Loan Causes rrouble between France

Loan Causes trouble Between France
and Morocco.
Paris, February ia dispatch from
Tangier to the Matin tells of some acts
of Sultan Muley Hafd that may cause
complications between France and Mo-
rocco. 1t is said that when the Sultan
learned the terms of the Moroccan loan
arranged in Paris, he flow into a Vio-
lent passion.
In a paroNysm of fury lie issued or
ders FOR the suppression of everything
that had been Established under The
direction of the French military on, ON.
GERS who have been acting as lnstruc.
tors He also ordered the arrest OF
t tbes; secretary ret ss who had been put at IN
aisposa e csmmspaanlt ,s MsnF miss Oh.
Leuu a a. Niuley Hatid used suct
~ ai Language toward tn,
rsnsS Yer loagsa tn't fas Ss"
consu. u ~ Int received no reply.
as ~ "a expected that the French mis-
4 - 10 Morocco will be recalled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

In the face certain interference. in
sisted that Salt Lake City would be
the place for the Jcffrics-Johnson fight
until he got q tip direct from Utah's
Cher Executive. Now Tex is the laugh.
ing stock OF the sporting public all
over the United States. Promoters
Gleason and Coffroth will soon elm.
mate him from the situation, too.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
WATERWAY
PROVIDED FOR IN Bill
James River Gets But $500, 600 Wheer Sl5O,
Had Been Hoped For--Norfolk Gets
Harbor improvements.
improvements.

to me, .that the river has
used for drowning cats
The bill also provides for: North
lina-Neusa and Trent rivers, $4,000
River. Including inland waterways b
Beaufort harbor and Now River and !
moro sea7oe; cape Fear River at and
Wilrnincton, 5000. 600; Bay River. s.l,el
south Carolina-WinSah Bay,
charleston. $l5odt1i Little Pedee Rive
Gnn, Great Pedee RiSer. S5olCos Sante
and Congaree rivers and Eastheviils
@ro,,s r-annl $4,000. II. T.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
FRENCH EXPEDITION
FAILS TO FIND POLE

Punta Arenas, Chile, February IL
The French Antarctic expedition steam
err Pourquoi Pas. with DR.. Jean NJ.
Chariot, head OF the expedition on
board, has arrived here.
The Frenchman did not reach the
South Pole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

TIE ANNUAL MEETING. OF TIE IlG
Stockholders Of the virginia M nv.
nose Of electing directors. and tor
The transaction of such other bu Ni.
ness as may lawfully come neiore
the said meeting. including th g. a pG
prevail Of all OF the acts OF the az, hua ana
a. directors and all commltseess
thereof, Of said company in the past
iha ai company Homestead, H g, n, m aa1I
sprlngs,ya, on TgEsl ,ais VIII ~ III II
I'M M " ,ransfsr hooks will close Mon
day' February "a. 1910, ait Z I J; Nj "
and remain closed until, IN ~ T.. y!
Wednesday We February s I,, iSth ,sr,r
Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
New CITY Director,

The general canvass for 1910
n,cnd City Directory a. now comp
CORRECTIONS, removals., etc, ca
made during theEneSl few dayss
5nottfy the office in ,porscil or by
before IL isstoo late. C'onteiilEI
changes will be received In coniltI
HILL DIRECTORY 0MP4AN !
! 4, SEA Mutual Uuii6kRx.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

,,,o,tbs later, Flynn standing him off
in a ten-round, no-decislon affair at
Los Angeles. Flynn and Jim Barry
fought a ten-round draw at Denver IN
July. 1908. and in August the same
year the fireman tackled AL kaufman
at Los Angeles. This was a. herce
ENCOUNTER. flynn making things mum
for awhile but in the ninth r roy
kanfman knSck ed nm w aplLo On the
;urn,ar Another ten-round draw With
carry was Flynn's next light, ana J..
! took place at Los Angeles In November
Of that year. a month before kaufman
stopped Barry in thlrty-nlne rou"us -
| the same battle-ground, r
| Lausfords one-round victory over
|, I7lvnn tlts in here. but 1t didn't dlscour-
ge the fireman much, it would seem.
| for in March. 1903, he met BIZ! Paphe
| in a ten-round bout at Los Angeles,
!; 1aanke, a terrific puncher. could not put
! Flvnn out, so he demanded anotner
i contest, which took place in July; This
Pms Eys sEod hsa ald h1S eTa 9 T !
i r,,vnn boxed SIX rounds to a draw
4 With PHILADELPHIA Jack O'Brien in Den-
Yer two weeks later and took pretty
4 GOOD care not to roughhouse the an
Gent Quaker. .,
Flynn is pretty fair sort OF a heavy
J, weight, and In ten-round bout With
friendly referee he is able to make J
!, hot Tor almost anybody. As he man
Burns, Jack johnson and Papke,. Their
; lis no reason to consider Langford I
: back number because OF his failure t
nut Flynn away again In liz time.
owen Moran. the English pugilist
e and HARLEM Tommy Murphy have bee
/ mat ched 10 fight twentysrounds at Col
J ma, Cal, under the supervision Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

T1F ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockhollers OF The q. B.. Taylor
Company will be held at tho ofhce
~ t1h company, Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, FERRUA AIRY is. 1910. at
O'clock y. NJ.
Nv. Il. HENDERSON,
Sncratarv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Meeltngs.
OFFICE
VIRGINIA FIEE A MP M aIsY

INSURANCE OSEtf ~ =
Richmond, Va, Feb. TO- lslo'
ANNUAL. MEETING or. STOCkHOLD.
ERS,--The regular ahhual hios't -, . >
Of Stockholders will be held at the
comnany's Office, No. 1915 East Main
Street. Richmond. va, on TuESDAI
the 2ad instant, at ~ O'CLOCK NJ
Transfer books will be closed IRON
February 18th to February 2a' WV
WILLIAM FL. NlcCARTHf !.
Secretary.