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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
new CANDIDATES
. FOR TRACK TEAM
REGISTER. Valentine and Chewn-
\ ing Report to Coach Hagaman
at Richmond College.

The track team ut lfchmond College
Was augmented yesterday hy the pres
encc Of Valentine, Hcscstcr ana Chcwn-
ing ,hrcc fast men. who have been
prevented from coming out because Of
othrr duties. Manager Corlcy is more
than pleased over the fact tina, these
ancn. regarded as excellent material.
have finally determined TO Join the
squad.
ou, OF Valentine Coach Ilasaman
llopcs - make !; pole vaultcr ana
l;cgcstcr. already SHOWS ability rs u
broad jumper. Chewing, who is a
Richmond boz WAS last year u mem
her OF the TRACK team at Fork Union
.Acadcmy.E lie was a Splinter % moro
than ordinary ability and lIa sandn
believes tina. ne Will develop into Il
star
Applications lave hccn sent 10 all
of2thc college and prep schools in Nir-
sinia, North Carolina. Maryland ana
The District Of Columbia COR the spring
meet 10 be held hero at the ball park
April IL II is believed that practi-
cally every school inyitcd Will be in
attendance. Interest locally IS intense.
ana prospects arc that the meet viii
not only be ono Of the biggest ever
held in Richmond bu: ono Of the big
Eest ever held in the south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Officers nrcnk Un Distillcry.

tSNcciaI % The Times Dispatch. | NJ
oop,h B.aston, Va February IT,
fcNcnMc officers broke ZIP distillery
near Kerry Mil" about three miles
rem TINS place, yesterday The dis
,, !! WAS run by II: y. Whit better
ni'wMn. as bab Whit, assisted by
a negro named Wilkinson. Tba ON
GERS DESTROYED large kettle, ali tho
peer and in fact burnt everything in
S S,Is pertaining TO the makeup OF the
Whit and the negro took RI thoi,
ncnls when surprised by the officers.
n n altnonsh they opened fire on the
n1sc!nE culprits, both escaped but as
chuGht at an carly date u y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters wcrc issued ycstor,ov :,
nc State Corporation Commission Ia
me following concerns:
ga idwin- telts Detectives, 1ncorpor.
alcd Principal Office: Hoanokc IN
lncorporators: w. G. Baldwin. nrcsi
cent Eoanoke; 7. J.. l'clts. vice prc:i
Ven and general MANAGER. Blucticld
- Baldwin, secretary. Roanoke.
mum, Slo,o0o. Objects ana purnosct
Noi!uuct q detective agency
burtons Point Wharf and Wars
~ vs. corporation. Principal Office
1,GrporatoiS. Fergus Reid. president
!. W. Wilcox. vice president; Thco-
core l.. BoSert secretary ana treas
uitr--ail Of Norfolk, Va. Capital
stock: Maximum. $4,000: minimum, si.
o"p Objects and purposes: Operate a
storage warehouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
HOBO HURL.S BRICK.
/. THROUGH WINDOW
Believed That His Missile Was
Intended for Miss Helen
Gould.

New York, February l7.-Angcrcd
when refused aims at the door, Il dis.
hcrclcd tramp retired TO the street
and hurled :, brick through ono Of the
library windows of Miss Helen Gould s
Fifth Avenue residence Tonight. Miss
Gould was in an adjoining room anil
was unhurt, but Mrs. Edward Scholes,
standing near the window, was struck
sduarcly on the head ana escaped Sc
rious injury only because OF an ::bund-
ancc Of hair AS it was she Was
Knocked PROSTATE. and "a large bump
raised ut tho base Of her SKULL po-
lice began search for the bcggar
hut he escaped.
Miss Gould WHO was in an adioin-
Ing room with two children. rushed
into the library when she heard the
crash, and the butler summoned tho
police Mrs. Scho1cs refused medical
attention. and explained that she was
not badly hurt. Tho butler told tAc
police that an unk empt man. appar-
emily under the influence OF l'euor.
had lurchcd up to the house shortly
before ! o'clock. lie rang tic bell
until tic butler answered, then de-
nlandcd to SEQ Miss Gould
The butler told hinl that Miss Gould
was engaged. but the man insisted
that she had helped him before. and
that he was in dire distress now II.
was SO persistent thai when the but
Ter attempted TO shu, the door lic
placed his foot In opening ami Will
drew it only when tho heavy door
squeezed II painfully.
AS tile stranger loft. the butler
says he heard him curse Justify, and
five minutes later tho brick came
hnrtling through tho window
Mrs. Scholcs's profile could be sccn
plainly from the street, and the police
believe that tho tramp mistook her for
Miss Gould
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
begin at 2:so with Inc twenty yards

begin at 2:3o with the twenty yards
dash. Ohlcials arc requested to be OH
hand promptly at 2:l5. NJ one cN-
sept officials and contestants will be
allowed out on tho gymnasium floor.
Lockers will be provided for the con :
tcStantS in the boys locker room
winch VIII be opcncd at l:i5 +. NJ \
toiHl or LAG entries have been rcccivc cd
from hftN-ive different students
:, oiiiclal s-Rcfercc, w Y. I;cithar I'd.
NJ. q N; starter, +. iIaganan, H. 81:
Judges. Herald. McCi: Foster, Acad
barber H. s.; timers, Wallace, McG.
iuiHnhy. Acad.; Roger, H. s scorer, l..
y. conway. y. NJ &. AZ assistant
scorer, l. ii. Cosby, y NJ. e. H. mar
Sha!s, Rlackiston, .tcad.: roindcXtcr.
Net; fairiamb, II. S. announcer
Mc!;lvoy H. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
REBELS HEADED
FOR M0CTE {
Awaiting Other Troops, and May
Plan to Attack
City.

Mexico City, Mex. February IL
Three hundred rebels, believed TO be a
portion of Orozco's band, are in the
nciEhborhood OF Moctczuma. on The
Mexican Central Railroad, according
10 advicea received here to-day. Thcy
arc said TO have campcd there to await
the 'arrivalSof others and IT was feared
an attack upon Moctezuma was plan
ned
y dispatch from Torrcon to Ell Her.
aldo said that in response 10 an ap-
peal from Assistant Hanagcr Fostcr.
OF the American Smelling Securities
Company OF Azorco, which was threat.
cncd by an armed band The Governor
OF Durango had sent 1000 soldiers
TO guard the property OF that com
pany. Tho rebels fed upon the app
proach of tho troops. a short distance
north OF Nclardona they held up a
passenger train and searched the pas
Scngcrs for weapons w. j. Hamll-
ton. a representative Of the Guggen-
helms, WAS assaulted and robbed of a
small amount OF money.
Further adviccs stated that Gucn-
came, in the State of Durango, is in
the hands OF rebels. who have de-
Lcscd the government officials and rob-
bed he public officers. a special to
I'll Diazo from Chihuahua said that
telegraph wires had hecn cut again
between there and .Juarcz.
News from tho South to-day was
TO tho effect that about 100 rebels had
destroyed wires between Jochimlco
ana Aictepcc, In the state og pueblo.
along the line Of tho San Rafael and
Atlixco Railroad
The Twcnty-fiftli Battalion or tnfan-
Try from Quintana hoo arrived ycstcr-
day at Vera Cruz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
HORSES OFFERED
TO GOVERNMENT
10 Form Nucleus for Breeding
High Grade Mounts for
U. S. Cavalry.

Washington, y, g, February al
SiN valuable Thoroughbred horses. 10
form the nucleus for breeding high
grade mounts for the United states
cavalry were formally rendered 10
Secretary of War Dickinson to-day by
their New York owners. August Bel
mon, offered three and a like number
were rendered BY Edward Il. Cassett.
son. Of the late PRESIDENT 4. j. Cas-
s,tt. Of the Pennsylvania railroad, ana
formerly captain OF the Thirteenth
United states Cavalry One Of the
horses offered by MIR. Belmont is the
famous Henry of Navarro.
The offers We're conveyed TO the
secretary III 4 personal visit ny MIR
Cassctt who spoke on bchalf OF bot!,
Mr. Belmont and himself. In All prob
ABILITY. II is said tho tenders Will be
accepted. as omcals pf the army see
no legal objection 10 the acquisition
OF tie horses by the government as
gifts. The spirit which prompted tiic
offcrs brought forth general comments
OF appreciation in army circles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
ROYALTY HOLDS LOVE FEAST
King victor Emmanuel Gives Dinner
to King Peter of ScrYin

Rome. February Hiking Victor
Emmanuel gave gala dinner last
night in honor of King Peter of Ser
via. The sovcrcigns exchanged toasts.
lii which they spoke of the affection
existing between the two rcIgning
houses and referred 10 tho peaceful
conditions which permitted the two
peoples to develop their respective re-
sources.
King Peter added a greeting to
Rome, which is celebrating tho nftlcth
anniversary of her proclamation us
the capital Of the United Kingdom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
ARRESTED IL WASHINGTON.
ehccrs Capture Negro Wanted for
Murder nj ShmNNNNiIlc
Especial 70 The Times pisratch.l

ISpccIal 20 The Times nispatchl
Chrtsttansburg Va. February liz
police officials iii Washington city Of
the arrest there this afternoon OF
Thomas NOEL. alias Warren NOEL. col :
orcd. wanted for tho murder OF Nellie
Anderson. also coiorcd The murder
occurred at Shawsvinc on the night
OF February 10, and NOEL INN ediatcIy
made his escape. Rewards tEErcgating
S23U000 We're offered. the state and
county each offering Sl00 and the resi-
dents Of ShawSvillc $50 a request Will
be made OH Governor Mann at once for
rcguis'tion PAPERS for Nocl. and he
will bc brought back TO this county
to stand trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
BtI"rtS1 i.HYMEN TO HOLD
CONFERENCE: IN ti.YNCUBJRG
ISpccinlto THO Timcs- Disna

Especial to Tho Times Disnatch. H
i-NnchburS. Va, February 17.--Thc
BAPTIST laymen and pastors OF Wiz
Sinia Will hold an important mission
airy conference at the First Eap,is t
CHURCH here February 81 ana %. at
which time E3aptsts from all parts of
N" state are expected to attend.
Among the principal sneakers Viii
be: Professor r. Il; Gains. Of Itichmond
college: nr. T.ivius Landlord, OF Nor
lolk. Pr. r. G. skinner. OF Roanoke;
!. r. Henderson. OF Bristol: Dr r. -
Day. Of Richmond " IT, Eal,lcr. Of
Staunton; 4. a. Gary. Of Richmond: Il.
II. Hudnall, Of FSlackshurg: state See
rotary j. T.. Watts: u II L. G. IIenning.
Statesville. y. c.. and DR.. Il. j. Viii
linSham, or Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
BASE ISLANDER,
SAYS APP 0 NY |
Declares There Is No Truth i,
Report Circulated by
Chicago Slavs.

Baltimore, Md, February 17-Count
Albert Apponyi. the Hungarian states
man, who arrived here this afternoon
to deliver his address on "Internation-
al Peace" at the Friends meeting.
house tonight, was asked concerning
inc objection raised by Slovak editors
OF Chicago TO his appearance in that
city to speak on Universal Pcacc."
lettering to the charge that as min
is'er Oh education he was responsible
ior the dcatn OF many peasants IN
CcrniVa, the count said:
why, in my official position had
no more TO 10 with this trouble than
You can only characterize this ac-
eusatiph as audacious. and the mildcst
term can use is that Of base SANDER
MOI one word Of truth in II.
so far as the criticism OF the school
system IS concerned" he added, that
Is IN Keeping with tho other. There
is absolutely no interference with the
cofouct OF The schools. the only re-
strlctlon being that they must not
teach unpatriotic sentiments. de-
piore The publicity given such sland-
crous statements which undoubtedly
md crcdencc In this country, where the
iocal conditions III Hungary are not
understood, and they therefore are cal
cusated to do us an injury. l had In
tended speaking in Chicago on Uni
versa Peace' but now L have decided
TO change the subject and speak on
sectarlan AM Racial promlems In
Europe"
Shortly ate; his arrival, the Count
Gamer upon Cardinal Gibbons, by whom
nc was accorded q cordial reception.
After the address lie left for the West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
IL. NJ. C. A. Athletics

Tile RuFhcrs put il oyer the Busters
in the indoor baseball League game
Yesterday afternoon by tho score or
40 TO =. Gillian held the Busters 10
TWO hits. famed thirteen in six in
nings, and issued hut one pass TO first
base. Lewis for tho Hushcrs, struck
out four in three innings, and street,
Who succeeded him. famed three in
TWO Innings
score BY innings: r. H.
busters .............. .09000 O. :. .
Eushers so 0x-lO /
rho indoor. baseball game scheduled
Eor last night With Christ Church AS
soclation was called of by them Just
previous 70 the hour set for the game.
On Monday night AT $50 The How
ttZers' basketball team Will play the
8A. NJ, CHA. %?niqT ica'ni. There Will 10
no charge for admission, Men and
women arc invited TO sec the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
EDWARD GARDNER DEFEATS
GERMAN BILLIARD CIItMpIn>

New York February 1.-THE mai
nlatch-a play-o of OF tic for third
br%e-of the worlds amateur cham
pionship billiard tournament was play-
ca ms afternoon at the Licderkran;.
CUB, and Edward w. Gardner. Of
Montclair, y. j. defeated the German
champion, Albert Pocnsscn. Of Michi-
gan. 400 to 316
Gardeners average was 9oc-ie with
high runs OF 6S, 80 and IS Poems
gems average was 97-41, with high
runs Of 50. so and A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
THRUST LAW IS
BAR TO EFFICIENCY
(Continucd I1rom I,irst Parcl


ducers to investigate trade in Latin
America.
Or. l.. $ Rowe, Of the University or
ieunsylvanla. said in part: i have not
the slightest doubt as the ability
Of American manufacturers TO acquire
a stronghold on tho in-Amcrican
markets, when they once appreciate
the Importance and Significance Of
these markets. The first step, how
ever, is to bring about a clearer apprc-
citation OF the vaStness OF the oppor-
tunities offered as well as permanent
character of the markets. In this re-
spcct there Is q wide difference be-
tween the Latin American countries
and the countries of the Far East. The
latter are but temporary markets"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
NEGRO is HANGED
Declares TO Inst Tint killing Wns In
ScIf-ucfennc.

Moundsvillc. w. Va, February I7.-
Frank Stevenson. n negro. was hanged
at the state pcnitcntiary here shortly
after : o'clock tonight for ,ile murder
OF Miles Biagman, IN Mercer county
May, 1907. after stays OF execution had
been granted on three occasions. The
trap Was sprung by three different
men pressing buttons. neither OF whom
VIII ever know whose finger rclcn sod
he trap. Stevenson was declared
dead ILL., minutes later.
The negro declared before he left
his cell that tho killing was in self
Iccousc Eitll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
CUSTER SUITS ASKED
May he Filed .AEHiprt Railroads for
-.-. I'M Violation of I.aNNs. -.--..-H

Columbus o.. February tI.--Prosc-'
cutting Attorney I. r, Cartwright. OF
Fairfield county. to-day asked .\ttor-
ncyGencrai Hogan 10 bring custer
suits against the Lake shore and
Michigan Southern. the Chesapeake
ma Ohio. the kanawha and Michigan.
the GAINESVILLE and Western. the To-
ledo and Ohio Central and locking
Valley Railroad Companies. FOR alleged
violation Of tho antitrust laws OF
Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18


were oft in force at Broad street Park
yesterday.
\ large audience was on hand to
LOOK at the youn gstcrs work
some OF The regulars who arc TO be
found in tho Grandstand every day il
game Is played stood around for Il
lew moments and gave the boys the
benefit OF their advice
Bob White. tho Richmond boy who
made SO favorable an impression last
Ncar when lie, played a few games with
nc Richmond team. was given his con
tract yesterday.
Saracimo White and Whitlinc were
among those present.
The boys hattcd and caught a few
out OF The air and thcn did a Mara.
thon around the diamond
s sullivan set the PACE. ana he had
extended a tho finish
: n, foW mere VAIN days. ana the
,i.,,aIn VIII be IN condition Ioe
Win ANYTHING like fair chance will
turn out one Of the best diamonds in
the country T
sullivan has formed no opinion w
a S - tho ability OF the young mon WHO
want 10 work at baseball for q living
ne wants a little more time and little
more sunshine before making sclcc-
tons.
hnck llooker graccd the sidclines
looked everything ana everybody over.
ana then remarked that lie thought
farm life would suffer. very much this
sonson. because Of the youths who
we're leaving the piow for the diamond
Mtlcy never pulled i better one than
when he dubbed it the ierlwater
Frank Eligible. was also on hand lie
'idh.t say much Simply Looked
Owner Bradley did not show IN.
though he was expected. Probahly
nept downtown BY business engage
some one don't stop those folks In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
GOES TO Bor'roM or RIVER.
Boht linden With Fertilizer Sinks In
Ncusc, Near GoidSboro
Special 70 The Times Dispatch. Il

y sVtVIdT 20 Tic ImcS- DIS Datcfl | ----
Goidsporo y e.. February lT-This
afternoon Commodore lvey," Il tug
BOAT owned by John lvey OF Seven
springs. sunk To the bottom or Ncuse
laHcr' near Arrinstons Bridge. with 4
cargo OF fertilizer, which was being
brought to this city. The Ivcy was
used TO carry freight between this cit,.
and Seven Springs. Heroic efforts
We're made 10 keep the Inflated boat
from sinking, but these proved futile,
ana all parties on board abandoned
th"ir useless work. which was ncccs-
sary for their own safety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Arrents Inst Nirlt.

Robert Giles. colorcd, was arrested
last night on charge Of stealing coal
from the Seaboard Air Line Railway
Company.
Robert Hill, alias Thomas Payne col :
orcd, was arrested on a charge OF tres
passing on the premises of the Rich-
mond, fredericksburg and Potoma c
railroad Company with intent to steal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
L,ncbburp Quint wins.

I@NNylHI 20 !Hc Tlmcs- DISpalch.l
i-ynchhnr2, Va February little
1Nnchhurg y. Nj {. a.N. basketball team
70 night defeated the Virginia Chris
tlan college in = onc-sidcd game the
score being +, 10 2l. The Christians
We're 70 have played Roanoke College,
put the game was called off by Eoa.
nolic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

cisco |. Mndcro, Abraham Gonzales and
othcr officials OF tho provisional gov
crnm.n,. have left Guadalupe, and arc
now headed for chihuahua, according
to information received here tonight.
scouting parties sont out by General
Navarro TO reconnoi.rc in tho direction
OF Guadalupe failed TO lind any force
OF insurrcctos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
SMALL SUM 70 CHARITY
NothnchiId Leaves Only S500,o0o, ant,
S.,5O0,OOO Was Expected.

s2,500,0O0 Was Expected.
Vienna. February 1.-THE will OF
Baron Albert ;. y. DE Itothschild, head
OF the Austrian branch of the Roths-
chiid house. was filed for probate to-
uay and bcqueathcd $500. 900 to char
ity The distribution OF this slim will
be left 70 the discretion OF the baron's
sons Baron Dc Rothschild died Feb
ruary II.
The small hcnuest to charity haa
caused disappointment here. as II had
becn rhnorcd that Baron DC RothS-
child would leave S2.501.0O0 10 charity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Nav norro,x MONEY.

An order was entered Yesterday in
he City Circuit Court permitting tho
trustees Of the Life and Advent Chris !
tian Church, on Chaft1n street, near
Randolph.tto borrow $500 on the church
property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF RICHMOND VISITORS
KniiIpol!. Grottp 81 Yelled Prophets
Completes rinn for Enter


Wasi,inEto ton February lT.--Kallipoli5
.C;rotto OF the Yelled Prophets OF the
Enchanted Real. at Il special meeting
last evening, made preparations for
an elaborate reception and entertain
incnt in honor OF SAINTS Grotto. OF
Richmond, next Thursday. The Kaili-
polls degree staff and a large number
of tho members Of the local grottu
were the guests OF Sa,nis Grotto in
Richmond recently, when they were
given Il taste OF Virginia hospitality.
They now propose TO return the COM
plimcnt.
Sightseeing Trip Proposed.
The Richnond Visitors Will be met al
Union Station hv special committee.
Of which II. =. sands is chairman, and
given an automobile sightseeing trip
Of the city with dinner later at the
Hotel l7redon!a. Efforts are being
made to secure President Taft's con
sent to meet the party. In tho even
ing, "a, National rifles .arnory, Kal-
lipclis Grotto Will hold a ceremonial
session. at which a dramatic enter
tainmcnt viii be furnished. At the
close there Will be banquet, at wiiici,
kallipolis Grotto's new monarch, John
IL Shrcvc. will be the toas,mastcr and
addresses will be made by rromnen,
Mnsons and members Of the order.
Samis G;rotto was recently instituted
in Richmond through the Offices o.
kallipolis Grotto. 1t has a member
ship of probably l50, with Captain
Frank Cunningham, past grand COM
mandcr OF the knights Templar of N!r-
GINA as its monarch.
In ChnrEc of COMMITTEES.
The entertainment Of the Richmond
party Is in charge Of special commit
tee of fifty. under tho general chair
nlanslip of Monarch John H. Shrcvc,
With J. $. Goldsmith acting as secrc-
iary. Charmcn OF the various sub
committees are as follows: Transporia-
ton. II. T. Sands reception, Abra ham
q Fry; accommodations. Frank T.
Swart; decorations, !. H.. Goldsmith;
music, Peter I.attcrncr; speakers, Ed
ward s Schmid. John III. Shreyc. sam
acl +. Shrcvc, Peter I.attcrncr, Joseph
IL. Curran. Harry L. StranE. Ir., James
$. RacburlA Earl -. krcwson. Thomas
H. Walker, a, Il. Douglas. .Achillc
Eurklin, Frank X. Raymond. Dr. w II.
Wundcr. Harry G.. Minister. Stacey l..
Iicacock. T. Berkeley McCathran, Dr.
Frank T.. Gibson, j. W. Collins and s.
Porter House constitute the committee
on drama. with G.. c. Ycabowcr and
George w. Englc in charge or the cleo
trical and lighting effects,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Gcorsctown Defent. virgIn,a.

W"slihston, p, @, F'cbruarY IT,
tieorsetown University tonight de.
featcd the University or Virginia a,
basketball, score 80 to 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Prcp. Schonl Meet Mt Y. VI. c. A.
everything is in readiness for the
indoor athletic meet for the prepare
tory schools this afternoon In the Y.
NJ G. a. gymnasium. The meet will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

The great trouble down there seems
70 be that the men who have 10 put M
the money got scasick right at the
jump.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Eiut the final straw which broke the
camel back came when they sug-
Scstcd putting in as member OF the
league the receiving ship franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

rs some one else asked most peril
ncntly where will the sailor boys pla,
their homo games"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
1. :. Circu,, cnurt nj Appca,..

rho United states Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvcncd yesterday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock with circuit
Judges Golf and rrtchard and District
Judges Bra lcy Dayton and Common
In attendance.
The following cases were argued
No lo3o. Elkins Electric Hallway
CompanN. anpellant KS. Western Mary
land Hallway ci al. appcllces: appeal
from the Circuit court At I'hilirpi w.
M Cause argued by ". r. Maxwell
Of Elkins W. Va. for tho appellant
and By u. 4. Bowers, If Elkins. ~. Va,
and Bcnja,n!n y. Richmond Of Cum
berland, Md, FOR the appellccs, and
submitted. f
10 eSS. r Crawley ZONES. appellant.
vs.. Aug. Wright Company ct all ap.
pcilees: appeal from the District Court
AZ Richmond. Va. On motions for a
qualification OF tie decree Of this court,
Motions argued by George y. Hanson
ana Wyndham II. Meredith. or this city.
10, the appellant. and by Bartlett Ro-
per, Jr.. and Carl II. Davis. OF Peters
burg. Va for the npprllccs.
Court adjourned until this morning
80 III O'Clock
To-Day being conference day. there
VIII ne no cases in the cali for argu.
| nent but the court will hold con
ierenre session on h" cases heretofore
Z argued and submitted
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