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Would Have Shut
Out Cubs but for the Mis-
plays of His Teammates.
BY BOZEMAN BULGER.
RvYHEN Ruba Mnrauard, aliay Rich.

~
w ard lie Marquis. finally got rid
OF that Jinx after II a chung
TO him for three long years he mus,
have wished It ON Mathews,n, for, YER
lily. Blk Six Is bowed down with the
weight OF hard luck. Notwithstanding
the fact that he pitched one OF the pref
test games OF tho year in tho last tilt
with the Cubs, what should have been
a shut-out victory was suddenly turned
into a defeat. and the Giants were sent
tumb,inE out OF FIRST place.
Capt. Blum OF Savannah. who Is some
baseball fan In that city by the sea. sat
near the press box. or, as Mr., Samuel
Pepys would say. the "~pressperaton
box" Wien It was all over and the pro-
letarlat was assembling over tho field
the Captain naiyely remarked. 'Oh.
shucks'" and that Just about sizes up
the situation.
Three runs were made on the delivery
! OF MRthcwson, and those tall!es were
( contributed. not by the Cubs. but by
three OF our most able young Giants.
TIE first one was handed over by ca9'n
Larry Doyle. At that time there were
" out and Mr.. James Doyle of Chi
cage was perchod on third. Archer hi
an easy little roller to Doyle-our Larry
and he fumbled Il so badly that tho
batter was safe ard the run got home.
The second run was contributed TO
Chicago by Arthur Fletcher. His crime
was committed in the sixth inning.
when Zimmerman got 10 second with
two out. Jim Doyle thumped an easy
bounder toward third. but Fletcher mis-
Judged It and Il got away from him as
clean as a whistle and another run
scored.
The third n last ofense was com
mltted by Al Bridwell, usually the
stead!est man on the club, There were
runners on frst and third. with one
out, when a grass-cutter was hit di-
rectly At Bird" Al was so anxious 10
make the throw 20 the plate that he
fumbled the ball and the winning run
raced over the rubber, BY the elim!na.
ton of those three errors. or any two
OF them. for that matter. the Giants
would have won.
The Giants MAGE twv runs and ssTnsd
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bronson Defeats Glover,

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July ll.--Ray Bron-
son OF indianapolis and Johnny Glover
OF Boston fought ten slow rounds here
at c~atchwelghts' Glover was substituted
for Young Erne OF Philadeiphia. Bron-
son did mos; o; the leading and he
nearly closed Of GloYer's eyes In the
early round. Glover fought back gamely,
ard the crowd. thinking he ought 10
have had a draw, protested when the
referee save the decision to Bronson.
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Police Cause Rout 20 De Called on.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July ia ten
round bout between Perky Flynn OF
Boston and Tony Ross OF Pittsburg.
scheduled for last night before the
Armory 4. a. as a feature OF the
Shriners' convention. was called on IN
tie af.erno = on receipt OF a police tip.
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In the middle Of all this turmoil Josh
Devore rises to ask III Matty Is easy
Is Marquard (Msrk-hard)?" Now, ism.
that a clever little thing to take home
and discuss with the children? We ask
you. isn't II?
BY the way, his heat wave must be
getting ext to "a lot OF our leading
diamond lights. AS Exhibit 4 We offer
the incident in Philadelphia, where
Sherwood Msges X ocked Umpire Fin
neran Unconscious. N the pugillstic
league the players are now batting 800
and they are ted with the ump.res for
FIRST place, KLEIN scored for the UNI.
pires whcn he got a decision over Bres-
nahan, and now 4Lages mas tied It up
by hooking n swing on the jaw OF one
Flnreran, incidentally. that foolish act
on the part Of Magee Is likely TO cost
the Ph.llies their chances for the PEN
nant. According to reports. the assault
was unproyoked, and II that be true
J Mace may he suspended for The rest OF
I the season. II IL certain that he wllr be
laid off for q long me. anyway, lie Is
the malRstay OF the Philadelphia club
in the hitting department. and his alb
sence will cost them many q game.
President Lynch was at the Giarts-Cub
game yesterday, hut he did not know
OF the Philat elphia affair until ne had
left tho grounds.
Nop starts the hardest prird Of
Tho season. The Giants begin their
Fght tci'h tie Pirates this otter
Goon, ard the bambardinsnt ,ctU
contiaue for tour days. The fact
that the Cubs trH be playing
against Brooklyn and the PhiiHes
against Cincinnati ~ the real "Ri0oer
IN the rood pile" While they are
t~ndnlgtno IN the sott pickinps OF the
league. the Giants i0H be dghtirg
! teeth aud toe na'I 10 keep their heads ?
ohaps ths uotsys =
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Only Three Fail Games Separate First
Flee Clubs in the National League

In Mm out again backs again. h"Nn This ryN describe the Giants I" Tar a" the NamA NUsp man ne q ~@anM
never y"W stay mM @" "w "N mmpp mh om@N gan M% WE 80 M @
doesn't hk his club viii "p~ the pmh Manager B@mAn has amh Ns tooth and M@ ~1 eh M Nm m"
XMA% WIN win %G T@! sw WIN rom H@s show snHG clubs 1.-THE RmMt hurt stand @@x
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Eddis Holland. the fight promoter OF rh,ia.
delphis and mana ger Of the Nonpayiel A. c.. Is
At present. running open air boxinS ahovs 81 the
baseball grounds Of tho Fairliil A, q, at Third
and Lshish avenue. IN that city, Holland il IN.
ms 70 arrange Q bout between Matt Wells. the
Llglsh ightweixht ohampion, and Young Eltchis
Of Philadelphia for SIX Tounds.
An efort vss msds today ct Albany IA N.
fanse 2 ten-rotlnd bout between Wills Lewis an
KID Henry, the colasd fighter, 70 take pisce
70 Two Ssses: TN nssotiatlons fell. through os-
f 6.n NJ, nt ,sIss gpon : @rsfsrso f9, the bout,
henr5G manager and the club officials demanded
ne. CLAUDE Libosts. the clubs official referee,
It's, Andrews. the well known ~sportius vy,t.r
& Mii"aIfee ard rsprsssntati,s Of The West
Just recsiyed |. cablesram from Billy PaphS' rSS
fight Cyclone Johnny Thompson q tv.nty'
round bout, At the club In the fall. but Demand
ing mat THOMPSON make . ode bet on the r.
George Mcdonald wishes 70 correct tina I'm,
preston shout Matt Wells being aligned M with
either Mcfarland or Nolg1t at Richmond ca
The agreement which Wells has signed win Tor,
o'ba, stipulates that Weih viii meet McPar
land Labor Day at lG5 pound. AZ 3 o'eIork ara
Wolgast a. 1873 at 0 O'Clock. McDonsld vii, a.
mand a side bet With either Of them.
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TANNEHIlL STILL IN GAME.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 1i.--Mana-
ger Dobbs of the MONTGOMERY ball team
has released Pitcher Ralph Savidge in
order &c make room for Jesse Tannehill,
the old-t!me National Lacquer.
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So, after all. II u NOT Notify sAss
10 bothered BY tho heat, but tho
deIders behind him. One Of HE
gdpes IN Philadelphia, pitched on
the day Of tho bt0 heat, Marty should
have t1on Nth ease, but the team
rent to pieces behind MIN, and tho
ONLY difference bettpeen that araty
and the unfortunate TO do Of vss-
terddy Is that Big Sir pitched q
much better game against the Cubs.
10 might also be Interesting for you
TO knoiO that this Is the first time
In several yedrs that Mathepson
has been beaten three gamss In mo-
ccsSion.
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VINCE CAMPBELL
OF THE PIRATES
IS REINSTATEO
Star Pittsburg Outfielder Re-
stored to Good Standing
Without Being Flied

Vincent Campbell, u the Pirates. con-
slderec one OF the greatest outfelders In
the history OF tho national nastime. Is
eligible to play again. IL viii he re-
membered he didn't report to his club
this spring, preforring to engage In a
bushes. venture. II didn't pan out suc-
cessfully. so he made application to the
National Commission 10 DO re!nstated
In major league baseball. and It was
granted without the imposition OF any
fine.
Catcher Grover Is ~ezpectcd to report TO the
81. Pam Club 81 the American Association to-
eaJ. having bccn bought from Cleveland o. the
American League.
Tho sixth inning was a big session for the
T.srs ,sa,n.i me Nationals ioi ,bssir t rSp., 10 Tbs
Washington boy. came from behind and made
srs S,,-,s ,it,d ,usi M Tine 70 sa,. Wniett IRON
the humiliation Of a defeat
The Rel, ar. PLAYING vcv rses.diy IN y. field.
The Rusilers defeated them tsnn by timely hit
ting and the visitors mispiays.
The final game between the Cardinals, ard the
Philii.s was an errorless affair. both sides doiis
fancy fielding stunts.
Hans wagner. &c mighty Pirate s%sor;s.ep,
didn't ert q nit of Nap Rucker. the wonderful
Dviscr tvirler.
P1.cher Weaver -~ured in = trade from ths
Cuts, Is the leading pitcher Of. the Boston Ma.
t~ion1is. Whatever credit there IL In ths:.
tn. Brown. .cored five run. in the nrt two
inniag against the Red SoI. and sfter that didn't
tally once, the Bostous coming from beMnd ana
winning the contest.
Fred Beck. the PLAYER whom the Philli,s secured
in a swap with the REDS. diin't do badly on his
first day out for his new employers. ne go thre
hts % four times M. The Ctncinnatis are sney
duiug all they can % help the fhlAes 70 Sa6'Nre
lie National League pelnAnt-
Al.hcush the shectes only got i've hits of the
Onole twiriNs, they won the game. as f,cher
Dyrrrt with three men on bass. passed Roach.
forcing In the winning run.
Pitcher wflets Of the Tissn hit Kh Ehsrfed
Of the Nationals twice with pitched balls.
Tbs sp~aksr, the ,nt Red soI cut.ieldo. really
vcr me game for his tam against the Browns,
knocking a bcne run. sending In two men ahead
Of HIN.
Joe McGinui.y was rsponsible for Nevarfe ue.
tory over the Providence team. aithou6h he ffcsed
hinsv II out Of the game in the seventh.
In anticipation q ~- forthcoming mil-up With
the Athie,Is T. Cobb aud sam Crawford have
bought new shoes and Harrsyired armor spike
\ Also . file with which TO sharTcn them secoad
basemsu BEWARE
Even . railroad wr.ck can. get these Brsas.
Uena. Poor STANLEY Robinson got together a
/ bunch o, winners, Sut couldn't i've long enough
70 witness their trurnphs.
President, Ocniskey Of the White soI has Of
fered SIS. 900 for Oroole ard Kelly. St. Paul /,
star battery, but Manager EreSnshsn hss boosted
the ante TO SIC 300. BEING lrsh. they're worth
the mone5.
But you couldn't per-nade Murc,y McGrsw 10
invest In any more 81 600 beauties
Our idea 81 nothing 10 see: That serp Which
,ust closed IN Boston.
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GIANTS LOSE BY
ERRORS BEHIND
MATTY THE GREAT

them both. Merkle allowed Murray 20
ride home on his t~hrse-bagRer ana
Fletcher belted ono over Coo e's head
for q hoIns run.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

new fork state League.
Al vuoa-u,hs. 10; wiikssBsre,
Scaniou-S yIAcuss- Rain,
Al Troy-rrcy, .: Binshamton. I.
T%ri-Statc League.
Al Hartshurg Wilmington. 3: Harrisburg, I
Resdang. 4 Johisiorn. o,
a Xl,~oon;r.Alloops, ! Lancaster. q
new England League.
At Nov Bedford Lowell. 9. New Bedford. Q.
Al roekton- Broektsn, 8 Lawrence. 4.
Al .Wopester, !: Lynn, l.
Al Fail MWr-rsn River, .: Hsyerhiil. 8.
Southern League.
M,mphi. Of Atlsnfa-Wet grounds.
Al Nashylle-NaAlyl le, 2; CAattGnoora. Z.
4, Siontsomsr-Nohik. 8; Nonis1nev,
Al Observation-Disclosures. v; Nav Or
lesSas. 5.
south Atlantic League.
Al Columbis@olumbia. TO- olunhus 4.
Al Charlsslon-Chshsston, I Jacksonville, 3.
ii Sarannah-kseoh 8. Savannah, l..
Al AusutA-Albany, b. Augusta. ..
American Association.
ft Observation-Disclosures o Minneapolis, 3.
Al foiedo--Tuledo, D: Louisville. Q.
Columbus o. Indianapolis Ram.
Eastern Lesgss Standing.
Club. W. I, re. Club W. L. re,
Eai,imors,, AZ 20 .G2J Buffalo. -. 81 az .t5t
aon,,sai.,.. 81 SO .Sis Providence. 20 81 .sss
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Results Of Y~esterday's Gamcs.
Jsrssy City, 2 Baltimore. ].
Newark, A. rio'depce. q.
Rochester. Z Buffalo, 2
Toronto. II; Montreal. 0.
DANES Scheduled for To-day.
DAlttnoTe at Jersey Guy.
rrottdencs n Newark.
buffalo lt kochestu. Twp 6saea
0DtyoA y TosustA -
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WOLCAST AND WELSH
HA We BEEN
BOXING STAG TONIGHT.

AZ the Brown Gymnasium A. A.
TED Nelson Of Australia and Frank
Mantell Of Pawtuckse r. l., Will
meet In the main event OF ten
rounds.
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Even q railroad wreck can't get" these Bncsaa
Ueua Poor STANLEY Robinson got together a
bunch Of winners. hut couldn't i've long enoush
70 witness their ttumphs.
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Our idea Of nothing 10 see: That s-rs whia
iust closed IN Boston.
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10 anticipation q 49, forthcoming mi1-up With
the Athietin Ty Cobb aud sam Crawford have
tought new shoes and Hsrvsyined amor spike-
Also . tie with which 70 SHARPEN them. secoad
basemSu BEWARE.
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st'iscs:'s. !, ss'i R.s Ssss.. !. .i ~. =:
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Joe McGinui.y was rsponsible for Nevarfe nc
tory over the Providence team. althor0h he hcfet
linss II out q the game In the seventh
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ALTHOUGH the Shelters only got i've hits of the
Ono,e tvirlNx, they won the game. a. Pitcher
Dyeert with three men on bases. passed Roach.
forcing In the winning run.
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Catcher Grover IA expected 10 IMPORT to the
81. Pam Club II the American Association to-
caJ. having bcen bought from Cleveland o. the
American League.
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Also Geous Bird. track captain. Of the Fiat.
bush A. O., was down ss q, Birdie" That
csryfnS . joke rsthss far.
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Ths speatsr, the u,nt Red soI outfeldo. reall7
Won .te cAn~ for his tam against the Browns,
knocking a hcne run. sending In two men ahead
Of HIN.
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Fred Beck. the PLAYER whom the Philli,s secured
in a swap with the REDS. difnt DO badly on MS
first day out for his new employers. he got three
lie ~ four time. M. The Cincjnnatis are surely
dCiuc ali they can % help the Phiiles 10 capture
;.s National League peanant
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SHAD CATCH WILL
Be ENORMOUS
NORFOLK

NORFOLK, VA Special.-"From
all appearances we are going to have
the biggest shad season in the history
Of fishing in the State"
This. the optimistic view. taken by
Chairman w. Mcdonald Lee. OF the
Virginia Fish Commission.
I'm addition to many other types
there are 5000 pound nets stretched
along the shores OF Chesapeake Bay
In Virginia representing an invest
ment OF $1.5OO.O00. and already the
shad fishers are beginning to realize
on their investment" said Mr.. Lee.
cit is a notable fact that during
the past few years the run OF shad
has begun far in advance OF previous
years. 1t was the custom Of those en-
gagged i'm the industry not to set their
nets until after the March equinox,
which is usually very destructive. but
due co the recent early appearance of
Shad IL has been found profitable to
take chances of losing nets, which
may be replaced before the end OF
the season in May.
All apprehension OF interference on
the part OF the Federal authorities in
regulating how nets shall be set has
been removed for the time. at least.
and according To Mr.. Lee. Uncle Sam
has agreed to give the recently enacted
Virginia laws a chance to operate be-
fore IL takes any action In the matter
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ras.- Joaquin Miller, a. he tctterod 90
20 take his sun bath Sunday nDornings
The aged man Is looking remarkably
better than before the arrival % the
young woman. and declares that the
need for doctors has passed
Juanita Monica Miller. who q we'll
known In New York for her literary
work, made q wild race across the con-
tinent when she learned OF the illness
OF her father. During her lying trip
from the East, says her father. she
treated him GEOGRAPHICALLY" though
Just what he means By that Mr.. Nh
Ter declined TO say.
cit Is enough that I am getting bet
ter. I can't 80 into details now, he
added. I'm too weak, but through the
ether my girl sent her sympathy and 70
has heartened me. when the doctors, In
their little wisdom asserted I was
doomed to pass"
Turning to the girl. who was stand
ing beside him. smiling down tnto hio.
eyes. he sighed: You are better than
all that dope the medicos would have
The doctors admit that since the
coming OF Miss Miller the aged poet haa.
grown vastly better.
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DOCTORS AUTO
KILLS A BOY
Little Hope for Walter Coleman,
Who Was Run Down by
DR.. Broaddus.

RICHM MON ID, V A.-Special.-
Little Walter Coleman. the nine
yeRr-old son OF Mrs Maude Coleman.
of 21OS Taylor Street. was run down
late yesterday evening by an auto
mobile driven by DR.. w. Il. Broaddus
of Glen Allen. and so terribly injured
that but little hope Is entertained of
his recovery. Ever since the accident
which took place at Monroe and Broad
Streets, the boy has been In an un-
conscious condition. He was taken I'M
mediately to the Memorial Hospital
where an operation was performed TO
remove fragments OF the crushed skull.
Dr. Broaddus was driving home from
his office at 221 East Broad Street. and
was accompanied by Il. G. OmOh undro,
also OF Glen Allen. He says that he
was proceeding very slowly and took
particular pains to blow his horn at
Monroe and Broad for street clearance.
Just as he reached the north side OF the
street, however, tho boy darted out into
the street, the doctor declares, and ran
right into the automobile.
Emergency brakes were Immediate
ly applied. but the heavy machine could
not be stopped until after the boy had
been struck and hurled to the ground.
Examination showed that the little fell
ow's skull was badly fractured and
crushed, while there were several seri-
Gus bruises on his body.
DR.. Broaddus. after seeing that
everything possible could be done for
the injured boy. went to the Second
Police Station, where he gave himself
NJ. No warrant had been issued, how
yer. and none has been issued yet. the
police waiting to ascertain more about
The boys condition.
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BANKS LOSS MADE GOOD.

CLOVER, VA-Special.- The loss
sustained by the Bank OF Glover has
been adjusted by the Insurance COM
pany and the institution has resumed
operations as before. Mr.. w. r. Nor
ton, agent OF the insurance company.
came here yesterday. made an investi-
cation. and the settlement for the loss
was adjusted without any question.
Incidentally. Mr.. Morton offered a re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest of the men
who committed the crime.
The loss by the robbery was 50, sos. So.
that being the amount OF cash IA the
safe at the time. There is no further
clue to the identity of the men who
committed the robbery. and there is no
question in the minds OF the people
that the five men seen by the coIored
man between this place and Randolph
early yesterday morning are the men
who turned the trick" In the Bank OF
Glover a few hours before they were
met
The men who robbed the bank did
good job and II is we'll for them that
they got away before they could be ar
rested. for while the robbery OF the
bank was a crime In itself, the fact
that they were ready to commit MUIR
der, and did shoot at several citizens,
might have meant rough handling by
the irate people Of this peaceful and
orderly town
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WASN'T A RAFFLEs,
MERELY A RAFWAEL
NEW YORK. Special. Wien Dobos-

NEW YORK. Special. When DOtSs-
tive Joseph FanelL OF New Rochslie.
saw George Evison step from q Mount
Vernon trolley car early Sunday morn
ing with pockets bulging the slsuth
thought he had captured a burglar -
Police Headquarters Evison's pockets
gave up these articles:
Needles, thread, patches. q razor,
razor strop, shaving brush. soap. a
stocking full of tea, q mirror. q paper
containing butter, eight onions. a plug
OF tobacco. several pieces or ribbon. a
whiskbroom. q silver watch and chain,
several side eombs. a small bag OF
buttons, n bunch OF shoe lacos, a pine
q special policsmans shield Of 9vff69k
county, = small broiler made OF Dbpper
wire. cold chicken, several pieces OF
bologna nausaSO. q NAPKIN. q nGfi ale.
a half-used cake OF eBcS powder, .
wash cloth. tAckknlfo. hex e
drawing pencils aud erayons, and =
small sketch book oOntafninE rough
sketches 81 landscapes and street
scenes.
E;vison tolA Judge samuel =. swim
burns that he was an artist and had
been en- n aketching tramp through
Westchestor county. He was freed.
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HISTORY UNFIT FOR
GIRLS TO READ

ROANOKE, VA. Special. The great
est excitement prevails here among
the patrons of the Roanoke College, as
well as among Confederate veterans
owing to the introduction of a history
OF the United States which carries
photographs relating TO the debase-
ment of negro women in slave days by
their masters. as well as 10 paragraphs
said TO Witty Robert r. Lee. The his
tory is entitled "A History of the
United States" by II. w Elson. Elson
is declared to have been a former
Kansas classmate Of Professor III. J.
Thorstenburg. who is professor of hts
tory at the college.
Many prominent men of the State
have children at the college. Judge
Mofhtt, of Salem, Va, directed the at
tenticn OF the president of the college
to the paragraphs. He was referred
20 the professor OF history. Thorsten-
burg. and the correspondence was un-
satisfactory.
Immediately he Is said to have in
structed his daughter not to attend the
history classes. Other parents IL Is
said, will take similar action, though
the rules of the college are that any
student refusing to attend class may
be expelled from the college.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
NO MORE TIPS
E ~ n ON PALACE CAR
Pullman Autocrats Brought to
Bankruptcy by Lack
of Tips.

BRISTOL. VA Special.-Pullman
Forters running through this section
claim tNarsrsT -s-- ---l-- g.. &c - pcu,
turkey HIS and Gobler not re,alSd-
Also White Plymouth Rock Cocker
ri. apply at Spring Hill
+ HAY-Ten tons of fine sofa bean
nav at SOC. per 100. This hay was cut
mhen in bloom and all leaves and no
large stalks. Mrs. ID. Richardson
POTATOES-Norton Beauty and
hish Cohbler seed potatoes for sale
Also pure bred Herksbire piGgs, 6
weeks old and over.
White Marsh Stock Farm
ROanes, Va.
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Plead Guilty OF Murder.

X If M y N ID. A.-Special.-
James Nicholson, a negro, stunned
spectators in the Hastings Court to-
lay by pleading guilty To a charge Of
murder. He was charged with muir
der in the first degree and pleaded
guilty to second degree. and Judge
Witt gave him twelve years in the
penitentiary. The officials OF the court
Of course. knew of the plea in advance.
The entire case occupied less than
three minutes, and probably estab-
HShed a record for "A murder trial.
Nicholson. on June rs. 1909, shot
and killed Edward Evans and escaped.
About six weeks ago he was captured
in West Virginia. where he had lived
as James Cahell.