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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
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son why the demurrer could not he
considered along with .he petition ana
the answer. He did not think ne said
mat there oush, 10 be any necessit,
for wranSling over who was 10 have
the last speech. and was willing ia
consider the case all together on points
of its Legality and It's merits.
The court requested that the petit
tion md the answer be read for thu
purpose Of greater familiarity with Inc
case. Mr.. Caskie thcrcupon read thc
petition, aud Mr.. Harper read the am
swcr and then the demurrer
Inc demurrer besides charging thai
the petitions allegations that illegal
votes did not change the result Of the
election asserted that the court did no,
have jurisdiction in the matter Of
quasi official o!iicers r.
Nh Casks opened the argument for
the petitioners. taking up the poin, .
IN the order that they came in the pc-
tition
~ the afternoon session Fred Harper
for the watts argued that the pe,i-
ton should he denied. because 1t was
not alleged that the result was affect
cd by alleged illegal registrations. lie
claimed that the registrars are abso-
lntc IN their right TO register. and
tlat q court has no right 70 review
their work. and that there is no way
10 purge he list by judicial action }Ia
claimed the court was Without juris.
dicuon lie also took the ground thai
the presence Of Federal officials "a
Judges could in no way affect tho vot q
at those precincts. since fraud IS no;
charged in the petition
Thomas Whitehead for the .'dr.s Z,
had partly completed his argumen t
when court adjourned un,il tomorrow
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
CAROLINA TEAMS
MAY PLAY AGAIN
Efforts to Have University and
A. & M. to Renew Athletic
Relations.

Chapel Hill. =. C., February ia
petition is being circulated among the
upper classmen in the university. and
freely signed asking the faculty to
take steps towards the renewal OF
athletic relations with the North Caro-
lima ~. ANA NJ. College. The petition
points out that tic A. and NJ. College
Is anxious TO renew relations even on
terms, and under agreements Of eligi-
bility, arranged by the university. and
calls attention to the fact that the
state is LOOKING With disfavor upon
the present situation with its two
leading schools. Emphasis is also laid
upon the fact that III present the
treasurer Of tho University Athletic
Association is dependent almost COM
plctelN upon games with one univc!-
sity The sentiment among the stu
dents has for some time been strong
for athletic relations with the \. and
NJ. College, but much the same causes
as led the University of Virginia to
refuse TO PLAY Y. T. 1. have hitherto
stood in the way Of any action. The
present aSitati ton comes too late for
any results this spring, but the friends
Of the movement hope 20 SCI a game
in football scheduled with a and NJ
next fall. Bocock. who Will coach the
university eleven nest season. Is re-
ported as being anxious for tho game
ne present attitude Oh the a. ana M
is not known for certain. but II Is
believed that ii VIII meet the univcr-
sity half way If the universty au
thoritics shall agree to the petition.
{. A. Clancy. head coach in base
ball At the university this season.
comes highly recommended for his
ability TO develop winning teams out
of Inexperienced material. and GER
tanly he Will have the chance this
season to prove his title. OF last years
Varsity nine, Hackney, centre fielder
ana present captain, will be the only
one to don the Carolina uniform.
iiedscpe,h, second pitcher for the past
two years, who was relied on Ia do
the major part OF the pitching this
season, has not passed work enough
TO permit his playing. Armstrong.
Varsity third baseman last season. is
also ineligible on account of work not
passed. Special examinations for tho
lowed and there is absolutely no
chance Of these two men being on the
team. The most promising candidates
for pitcher is Pember, who has had
high school experience in New Jer-
scy. Tasty, who has the reputation
of the best amateur second ba scman
in the state. Is sure OF his position.
Most Of last years scrub men are
back and from these and the fresh
man class tho other positions must he
filled.
Red" Stewart. who played with the
wilson team in the Eastern Carolina
Lea quo in 1910. VIII assist Clancy
with the coaching. lie has had about
forty men or the field for several al
ternoons In light practice
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PRISONERS ARE
T OUND GUILTY
Count Dc Lassy Sentenced to
Penal Servitudc for
Life.
PANTCHENkO, FIFTEEN YEARS
Woman i'll the Case IS Freed.
Trial Aroused Enormous
Interest.
Petersburg. February

81, Petersburg, February ls.-Jh.
scnSa tlonal trial OF Count Patr,c11
bfien De l.assy, DR. Pantchenko ana
NINE. Muravieff charged with the m,,r
ger OIL Count Nassilli Bouturlin. came
10 an END tonight when 81 verdict or
Suh'E was returned by the jury In the
case OF De Lassy and Pantchenlso. and
not guilty in the case of tho woman
10 l-assy was sentenced TO penal scryi
'ude ior life, and Pantchenko to fifteen
Years Imprisonment. The Jury noted
cAtenua tnS circumstances in Pant
chcnko's favor. which accounts for ,ho
lighter punishment melted out TO nm
ne trial aroused enormous interest
ana developed some startling tcsti-
niohH Prlor to the beginning OF the
proceedings. Pantchcnko made n ron
fesston in which he accused De Lassy
OF hiring him to poison Count Vassilli.
VINO was heir TO General Bouturlin's
millions. De I.lAsy's wife Is Tho
daughter OF General Routurlin. and the
removal of Vassllli would na,ura,jv
mean that the generals great estate
would go 10 his daughter.
Denied Confessions.
On the witness stand Pantchenko de-
MED the confession and made so many
crratic statements that he came 70 be
thought practically insane Much cyl !.
dcnce was adduced however. to show
that he and Dc I.assy had verv inti
mate dealings together Al the end 81
the trial Dc l.assy was quite overcome
lie attempted TO make speech 10 the
jury but ended abruptly by saying.
i cannot talk. | leave tho fate OF
myself and relatives 10 your minds
and Your hearts"
Iantchenko, in an incoherent speech.
said that he did not repudiatc his con
fcssion, but wished to specify the de-
gree OF his guilt lie said that tho
question How was whether a Russian,
physician was capable or such a das,
tardy crime. and TO this h. proudly
answered no" Petropavloysky nc do
clared. wishing fame. was the author
OF the poisoning story and a news.
paper helped him.
Boutnrlln.' continued Pantchenko .'and
thinking thu, 1 had accidentally poi
soned him told the magistrate 50. But
him. he continually drummed into NY
various poisonB. Finally in n weak
moment. told myself that II the truth
doesn't serve, then I will lie J men
toned toxin The magistrate then
said. Now we are going 10 be friends.
Whatever the verdict may be. my
conscience is tranquil with reference
TO Bouturlin but torturcs me because %
four families whose peace have vio-
lated out OF rank fear" I'll
Mime AIuravien refused to say any
thing. The Jury retired and remained
out for three hours
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SANCTION Or A.A.U
FOR TRACK MEET
Arrangements Now Complete
for Spring Games at Ball
Park April IL.

sanction for tAc open-al meet to
he held al BROAD St-eel Park April -.
under the auspices III Richmond Col
lego, vas received Yesterday ~ Man
aeer C'orley, oi tile college track team.
from The secrttary 81 the Southeastern
division Of tho Amateur Athletic Union.
All that remains nuw istn sand out
the many letters addressed 10 tic uni
versities. colleges ANA prsp schools eN.
pected to Ike part In the meet
The college SQUAD, Under tsie guild
ancc and instruction Of Coach !iaCa-
man, is worknG daiiEito get Into con-
lition.
The local relay team viii journey ID
Washington on Martl / u take part
in the game Of George Washington
University. The MurNlaul Angles Will
be pittcd against Richmond college.
onds. II is the ambition 81 every mem
Der of tho relax team al college to
gain mark lower thau the Maryland
crowd. so as to insure victorv,
Each day finds something newHat col
lego Where but 4 short while ago
there was but one man in scnool Try
ing with the shot there are now three
Hurdlers are coming out at q surpris-
that man can DO developed this late
in tho season 10 make 4 good SDowin.
against the We'll trained hurdlor o,
the Northern colleges. nope is enter
tanned for nest Year. Wien Richmond
College Will try 10 take its piace with
the leading schools III tlie united state,
on the track.
The opcn-air meet viii be success
This IS practically guaranteed by tn,
vast amount Of interest manifested
With The help rendered 81 owner Brad
ley, or the ball perk ana ,he grea
amount Of wori. hcnp done Dv tn.
mana ger OF the team ana his assist
ants. there is no reason Why TIL, NEE
shoEld not ~. ono u the greatest eve
held IN Rifhman-i =
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40 MATCH ron ENGLIsnMAx.
!. j. nrexri, Jr. knocked Out in Third
N0unh by NOhcrt Hereford.
SpeciaI to INC TImes Dispat

tSpecial o The Times Dis patch.l
New York, February l6.--Socicty Il,
Eossiping over the story that comes
from Georgian Court. the Could coun-
try estate. OF a fast prize fight whicr
recently took place there between Rob
crt Bcrcsford. OF England brother OF
Lord Dccies VINO recently married Mis-.
Nivicn Gould, and \. j. Drcxcl. Jr., who
married Miss Marjorie Gould The
contest was very exciting and fast,
one, according 10 reports. and at the
emo Of three rounds tho stalwart young
Englishman hal knocked out his oppo-
nent and he was given the cup offered
by Mrs George j. Gould for the victor
The possibilities OF getting these two
young men together had been discussed
ever since Mr. Bercsford arrived in
America 10 attend his brothers mar
riage, ana the news that the event had
been arranged was gladly received BY
their friends. who were not disappoint-
ed in their expectation Of a strenuous
battle.
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WILL
Not MEET INDIANS
Completed Football Schedule
Will Be Announced Within
q Few Days.
ISpccial ID Tho Times-Llisnn1cb |

tSpcClal 70 The Times -IliSPa.tch.1
Charlottesville. VA, February lS.-
The announcements made in Baltimore
last saturday night ~ Glenn Warner
that the Carlisle indi;lns ANA Virginia
would not clash Oh tic gridiron neyt
iall was no news TO the athletic man
agement At Virginia rcehnically, the
contest had never been scheduled
There WAS an understanding. However.
that the two teams would meet again
in Washington next November. on tho
saturday before the c;corettown game
but as soon as Word Mas received iron,
Warner thai ne could arrange n con
test with .-Gorgctown Virginia; was
more than willing 10 give way to the
Blue and Gray. as the Indians were not
anxious 70 appear in WASHINGTON twice
the same season There WAS no obicc
1ion Whatever on Nirgnia'S mart In
tact, those i'll authority were not de-
Silous Of repeating tho mistliic OF last
year BY arranging such a hard game
lusi one week bciore the championship
contest with Georgetown Again. Wiz
glnin was not willing 10 Interfere in
anN way With eGorgctuwn's plans. be-
ltcNing that if the Bltle anu GRAY de-
sired to tackle the Redskins in Wash
inelon. she had the nist cali The best
oi splrit exists between the Two in
| Suiuli"hs,
MANAGE Wcems OF the Virginia
team has been hard at work on II
Schedaie Tor nest fall, and he will
ipfopapiH haNe II completed within a
"eeA' ms last statement was mat tile
OILY contest sthrdnled was the one
MIN Nortl Saroilna, IN hicimond, on
4 iii'i''h >ss Viilg l!"S out since that time
| re mas arranged others,
! nc laWar ii1ofe II Wlli pc the first APP
! Peafa ilce on l'ainpetl tield OF North
| en- cieNeh i-chish ana other teams
'>"'fn OIL Mason ana i'iNon line have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
BOB R. WINS RACE
FROM GOOD FIELD
Official Placing Necessary to De-
ternine Winner Of Fifth
Event.

/ Jacksonville. TIA. February Is Bob
~ - n,.,l,c ,n.,c ,,.o ~. f,n,,-o
wen ME ana S'N'oen'l han"' +.
zap. from good field att Moncricf this
"A tterroon. The closest finish Of the
,, Mn, AZ, r,,,,,;,~ i, IA
;i'.ee'''s '"''i'
hith racc' Wiieh o"N"'srS'' beh Do"ple
End SylvcStris flushed OH almost even
terms. and II required ilte official plac-
ins. which was IN the order named. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
Y. WI. C.. A. Athletics

:, Ton night al $40 o'clock the Christ
Church Association indoor basabali
Team . N, VII ,piay. The senior team Of the e
l.. ~. :, a. This will be the second
$500 " the season between these
Teams teams and an interesting game is " eS.
Lns, night the IIustlors and Push
~, P!uStu I; lie game: score, to T.
series sh'"e o. the
MIR, Ihe bas!kEetbal league games last
h'I v " resulted rs follows:
Icdar@ ~; OAKS
,SthuhoTes. 20; Poplars. A.
No. -sfS M Thursday night fIampden sid
IAN, oPis.eEe team Will he here for 2
uon senior team IA :
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empires Norris and Curry.
Scorcrs-Ia ana Cosby.
RUSSIAN MENACE .
HELD OVER CHINA
Continued From First Page.)

upon the re-establishment OF Chinese
authority in this country.
'The western portion OF the coun-
try Of Iii is incorporated with Rus
STA in order 10 serve as a place Of
establishment for the Inhabitants Of
rhis country who shall adopt the Rus
siam dependence, and who by this ac-
ton will have had TO abandon the
{ands which they possessed there"
Tcrma Of the Treaty.
On the Gues ton of free trade in
Mongolia, article 2 OF the treaty says
in part:
Russian subjects are authorized to
carry on. as In the past trade free of
duties In Mongolia subject to China as
we'll in places and aimaks where there
is a Chinese administration as in those
where there is none. Russian sub
iects will equally enjoy the right Of
carving on trade free Of duties in the
towns and other localities of the pro-
vinces OF III, Of Tarbagatai. Of kash-
gar OF Urumtsi and others situated on
the slopes north and south Of the
chain Of the Tien Shan as far the
great wall. This immunity VIII be
abrogated when the development OF
the trade necessitates the establish
mcnt of customs tariff conformabie
to an ,indersta nding to be come to by
the two governments"
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"LoitIit COLLEGE PITCHER
Will. Sign WITH DANNILLE.


'aiEllle VA. February l6.-Secre-
- 49, Jnhn W. Garter, Of the Danvilie
nnsPpa!l club, to-day received a tclc-
Samin IRON a. J. pcrryman, n right
mnhaeN pitcher, Of Emory College. Ga,
"li'SS services have been sought hy
several south Atlantic League clubs
r'N'PtAS his terms Pcrryman is six
a,', IN stature Weighs 195 pounds
aitin IS about twenty years old Be
s.1fs hH record as the premier college
'Witier OF Gooreia pcrryman has
plehed cmi-profcssional ball for two
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truth abou, everything ana then watch
the fur fly.
DO not take this to mean that most
Far from it The truth is being told,
but, honestly. they veil the lady so
heavily that unless YOU were informed
as 10 who She was YOU wouldn't recog
nzc her.
For instance dispatch comes np
from Norfolk way saving that the
JERK beg pardon. Underwater League.
Hampton has balked. ana not even
sagebrush fire pl;nt Will start the.
people Of thnt ci;y, bui in lieu OF
a team from the training ship Frank
lin, which is stationed in Hampton
Roads
ity Of team which the training ship
could turn out. but there Is consider
able question as 10 where the crowd
would come from to see the games
The same dispatch says that there
will be merry war between the jerk
no. I mean Tidewater--I.eag que and
the Virginia League And yet they
say that it Will not he OUTLAW ball In
sooth Sadie. YOU are dcuccdly long on
the equivocations Of life
James W sullivan was out at the
Whitline the speechless wonder. in
the morning and had him go through
his PAGES Whitlinc wants a chance as
a catcher with the Richmond team. lie
longs to Gallaudot with the rest Of the
mutcs
IN the afternoon tic losal manager
the windpad. carl saracino was on
hand. ana showed whae he could do
lie is a member OF the Screemcrs
-
It's a funny thing that most OF the
Youngsters want to cut loose the mo-
ment they get a bal in their hands
Yesterday was anything bu, a good
day on which 10 exert ones self in the
haseball line 9et the two youngsters
for arms or anything else
the youngster and The rsgular. ne rh
regular is willing TO await the coming
Of the. warm days before extending
himself.
Not so with the boy seeking a repu-
tation. He wants To make favorable
impression from the jump, and throws
cYcry. ounce Of energy he has into the
rst ball heaved.
To-day Sullivan expects to meet
! some more Of the local aspirants for
| league honors. If the weather is
/ propitions he will let them so as fast
las they desire. Otherwise they will
/ have 70 cut down in the tobasco line.
sullivan was doing 2 Marathon al
the park yesterday all BY himself.
| Even Joe fIcuslor Quit after the second
lap. and Billy Chapel forgo, that he
| lived IN Richmond and started TO run
| in the direction of Forest Hin
Seven laps around the park in the
| morning, four AT noon. ana five in the
alterhoon was the record or sullivan
! Frank Bigbi. brother to stanley. was
| odt AT the park looking OH lie man
aged Raleigh in the Eastern Carolina
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bns'<cihniI Game Cancelled.

g,1I,yHfi.HI I" The Times Dispatch.1
,, tTiiol.rs, va. February 16.-The
In ;. NJ. a. basketball team
IT,, IT,, !uSl cancelled the return game it
was to give the Iynchburr associatio,,
I'VE mis- m"Sih Owing 10 The foct IN,
ny i-!hchh'irg team has made such q
'o''''' ha ~" record 1t finds II hard 10
STcc"fe Eafncs Richmond ana Roanoke
!i"N' recently declined prospective en-
sase mcniS with this quintet
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M,steriousiy Disappears.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch1
Freezing. Va. February 16.-A w
Howell. farmer-mechanic mystic
riously disappearcd from his home near
Norand several days ago. Parties
have been searching during the past
two or three days. hut SO far as can
be learned. no traces of the missing
man have been discovered. Howell
moved into that neighborhood from
near Charleston. w. Va, about two
years ago.
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Moran Declared q rec ...n,

Auburn, \. 81, FcbruaFv I6--Thc
Aaiional Board ~ Arbitration Of the
NAtlonal Association OF Baseball
lea cues to-day handcd down tire Toll
lowing decisions:
Player WuffGr.j aWardcd to Nh
rusta Ca. llHrry WOtnack wanted
BY. four clubs. aWarded 10 Fort Smith.
Ark. Playcr Wisrl awarded 0 Green
Vile. : O. I'i4Ecv Moran declared Il
ilee agent from f,o4nplSp Na.
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Donohue Leased To Mempb,s

Thliadc1phfa, Pa, February IS
Manager. Mack. OF the local American
League baseball team, announced to-
night that Patrick Donohuc. the catch
or secured from the Boston League
club last Year. has been leased to the
Memphis club of the Southern Ieapue
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Teams VIII Meet Friday Night

lSpcclal 10 Tie Times Dispatch.
htipurg, Va, February 16.--The
.,ohnohe College basketball ruint and
the Virginia Christian College nvc VII,
meet al the local Y. NJ c. A. gymnas
ium FRIDAY night The Salem schooI
aelrated Christian College ut Salem
scNerh weeks ago, but the boys here
arc h"peiui Of taking this return gumc.
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IlAAEE FITS FROM SpOEe'rTL 81 AND
BY GUS MEZ.4A!a NJ. EsE E, :. ]. f.

League. last year, but hasn't heard
from the management as to the plans
for this season
lie has on hand a number OF letters
! from men who want to come into this
, organiza ton.
Buck Hooker is still on the anxious
nGnch; he doesn't kno" what Danville
/ he VIII he taken care Of
Talking With owner Bradley ycstcr-
day, he made the remark that neither
Burke nor Wallace would be back with
! the LOCALS this season According to
the owner Of the Richmond team. he
Vas perfectly satisfied that Mana ger
sni!lya would furnish an outheld from
/ the list Of men signed which would
stack UP with anything in the LEAF que.
even Il the salary limit was raised
Most Of the men having anything 10
90 with football are perfectly satisfied
Win the changes made BY the rules
! f faa,i The one and only thing.
| Interests me, Is that rule which allows
"ut three men on the side lines
Some OF the coaches, and. unfortu-
hatcly. some OF the officials have re-
| Garded this rule to mean that 1t rofers
! % substitutes as we'll az Ia men who
arg reporting the game
IT is a fact that the rules committee
never had in mind The mon Who iii'' Work srk
gu lAe side lines during game This
|! committee only had in mind the mum
per OF players. | wish that some OF
the coaches and some OF the teams
w9nid Boar this In mind
Guy Herbert Of the University Of
virginia suffered painful accident
| When MS Jawbone was broken by a
Daited baii n practice tho other dav
! an truly sorry for him, but / cannot
/ lofgct the fact THAT some Of the bright
sshl uSes VINO work OH some of the
| OF an opportunity 10 be funny.
Imagine q man who can neither ,al,,
nor eat, and Then ina CINE how FUNNY
! one could be IL one were Willing -
take mo consideration thai therc ara
! women in the world.
| Persistent, insistent, ana consIston1
| rs 4 famous minister once said il tha
] man YIN" writes the press stuff Tor
| 40 NolgaSt He never misses an on
| RoriHnity 10 Keep his man before liza
! pupi!f, az Whatever cost. Recently he
/ ,idS nfouEht his charge into disfavor
oeca usc Of tho alleged laydown in Inc
Brown is a lighter. II NAV 10 t,st
he IS not as hard as the MicHiiran v tna
school and WoIgast VIII hayn w new
| some IN q limited fight to win Retter
| cut OUT all Of the talk ana nrnnara : !
! DO some work ~
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Hrown is a fighter. 1t may he that
ne IS not rs hard as the Michigan wnn
Ger, hut ne Is a boxer Of the new
sSlool; ahG Nolgast Will have to %
some In q limited fight to win ae,ter
GU dml our all Of the talk and prepare to
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ny CTS ,i.IRI.isr,

Somew where, some inc. somebody is
going to have tile nerve to tell the
truth about everything ana then watch
the fur nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

ma CINE q man who can neither talk
nor nor eat, and Then Imagine how funny
take mo consideration that therc "a
women in the world a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

DO not take this to mean that most
people are not telling tho truth now
Far from it. The truth is being told
but, honestly. they veil the lady so
heavily that unless YOU were informed
as TO who She was YOU wouldn't recog-
nizc her.
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The same dispatch says that there
will be q merry war between tho jerk
no, I mean Tidewat er--T.ea que and
say that it Will not be OUTLAW ball In
sooth. sadie, you are dcuccdly long on
the eQuivocatons OF life.
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For Instance dispatch comes up
from Norfolk way saving that the
jerk-beg pardon, Underwater Leasue.
is now assured.
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sullivan was doing n Marathon at
the park yesterday all BY himself
Even Joe fIeuslcI Quit after the second
lap, and Billy Chapel forgot that he
lived in Richmond and started TO run
in the direction Of forrest Hin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

Frank Bigbi brother TO stanley. was
out at the park looking oil lie man
aged Raleigh. in the Eastern Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

Hampton has baked. ana not even
a sagebrush fire plant Will start the
people 81 that ci;y, bui in lieu OF
Hampton il is now proposed to enter
a team from the training ship Frank
lin, which IS stationed in Hampton