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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-04
GOT 10 DAYS FOR
KISS-WORTH 1T.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-'The
kiss was worth It," said James
} Conway in Flushing court
Thursday when Magistrate
Connolly sent him to Jail for 10
days for having stolen a kiss
from Miss Catherine Acker-
man. 2S years. of Third ave
nue.. College Point.
1T was walking home last
evening"" said Miss Alderman.
when this horrid man stepped
} up and kissed me. Then he
laughed and started to walk
away"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-04
Old Union Ditch Company-Notice
of Stock Holders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Old Union Ditch
Company will be held in the Coun-
ell Chamber on the second floor of
the Yakima County Court House in
the City of North Yakima, Wash
ington, on Saturday. the 14th day
of January, 1911. at 2 p. NJ. for
the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year and the transact
ton of such other business as may
come before such meeting.
Dated this 27th day. of December,
1910.
H. L. LUHMAN,
Secretary.
Jan. ALL.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-04
DIVISION OF PROFITS

Our savings depositors get $l726 2Ol for the year
1910.
For the six months ending December 3lst, 1910
the First National Bank of North Yakima credited
to it's savings department depOsitOrs So, 4OOS5 For
the six months period which ended June 3Oth, 1910,
we credited 81 S6l1S. For the year 1910 this makes
a total Of $17 ,262.O1 which paid rs interest to
depOsitOrs i'm our savings department.
What we have done for others will do for you.
Start the year 1911 by opening savings account
with us and thus participate in profits for the
next six months.
On all deposits made in our savings department up
to and including Saturday. January 9TH, 1911, inter-
est at four per cent will be allowed from January
LIST, 1911.
Ask for one of our little home savings banks.
The First National Bank Of North Yakima.
Designated depository of the United States
Total resources So, 100000.
w. L.. Preside A. B. CLINE. Cashier
DONOVAN, Asst Cashier IA LoUDoN Asst Cashier
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-04

This ran II opened to the
peol-s - OK oss their views,
% Ling as 40 personalities are
entered into. The opinions ex-
pressed herein are not necee-
sNily those Of the paper. Sig
natures will not be published
II requested not to do 30, but
must al. " accompany the ar
dele a. evidence Of good faith.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-04

Miss Annie Erwin returned yester-
day to the Ellensburg Normal
school. She expects to finish her
course at the end of this semester.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-04

Jan. Ali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
YALE WANTS GAME
WITH RICHMOND.
Offers to Play April II, but Park
Cannot Be Secured for
That Date.

captain Gin, of the Richmond Col
iege baseball team. is worrying over
the weather. lie had the applicants
Tor the team getting along in fine
shape when the rainy spell put II stop
TO practtec. Now the best he can do
Is to get them In tho gymnasium ana
give them some warmins-up work
ioilowed by hot bath. lie hopes in
this way 20 keep them conditioned un-
~ the arrival OF Coach Long about next
Wednesday.
y game has been offered tho college
team by Yale but rs April II is the
only date which the Yale team has
open. and as the college cannot get the
ball park on that date. il is feared
That the two will not get together Il:
may be that the game will be played
in either Newport News or Petersburg.
Letters haze been written in an en-
dcavor TO secure ihe park in one OF
these cities for that date
Captain Gill is anxious to meet the
esen'ntircs of the New Haven uni
Versity as he feels that with the men
who will make UP his team he has Il
good chance for victory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
LODGE ARRIVES
AND PEARCE TOO
SQUAD Augmented BY Pitcher
and Enthusiastically Nor
Sullivan Worried.
BY GUS MALBlKr.

II vas vith soma alptn That read Ia.
da3 that Manager James ". sullivan wa.
Mhrfiet SSff no lrohleu, ~ securing an OH
Iieid FOR iE.c!lmpud. Naturally so IN view
ny 'an up ~ tho present limo havc boon
moss r ssi.lar ii!d HAYS Tod 10 The conclti
tipn That fhT rom being Worricd over got
inE pitENsf the Worry was going 10 come
ns4ttsng I'D pf Item
flhr nlft Thing ] did after reading ,his
StdiFiutit WuE 10 gSt into communication
Uitt sullivan ana Owner Bradley Both oi
thesc atelesicd parties we're very lauch
,uragistl to iparn OF any such rnp.rt
SG!ileG WIS wocrtcd IN h~ least and sue.
FfSted ihht the rtrort must have been
Iac4ht as a iuile,
we aiS rot Worried about tho Richmond
team n ans departments So FAR as cutfiold
ets asa concerned our job up to tic plcsrn,
t}3nf mas betn N se!ectiuE those men to
NAaI9l we watt - send transportation Tho
Nnil and tolnn!rtc list OF players who viii
.sErtN1 hrle Mpnoay has no, been coiupiied
ha4 yN!l! no; lie nntil we Have sen, OH, m
I'll iac Transportation money. We halicy,
oaiheld IN Tie League. That's how muci
That's what Dw,iS1 fs.a.,tcy haa u ssv
ana sc vas backfi iii Is Manager srllIys /,
SD Lodge. vito got 10 town Yesterday
fnput $50 T ~ called at the oftice. and
VIZ !21 autfc ltilc chat lie is a tine
lcoEinE. Eonns fellow. ard II 10 can catch
ttsiewcNt MAS Ia Tie etfoct that ~ IA. y.
lard a. Halls. 4 he had BEEN worl,fny -
81 iiio candlti5n Tor tc past two months
i'c4r2c. Ssgurod from lilo Gcldsboro \ .
team is also ia Town, liz looks the p.vt
: Sreai hi- i1paky boy. Nith a wonderful
ufffH r. ~ hAGn4Hei, and " lie doesn't make
fPoH Hc WEB surprise Yours lr,iiy very very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
CLUES HAVE LED
TO HOT SPRINGS
Thieves Who Got Mrs. Drum
rnond's Diamonds May
Be There.

Now York. March lt-Et was re-
ported here tonight that clues III the
case Of Mrs Maldwln Diumnonds lost
Jewels, valued at 10000 nave led
detectives to Hot Springs va. Mrs.
prunmond who was Mrs. Marshall
Field, Jr.. of Chicago. and her husband
hurredly left Tor the sonth late to-
day soon after their arrival from Chi
s. G.
Tic private dctcc,iyes IA tic jewel
mystery are trying % ind a man ana
woman WHO are said TO haze been on
the Hamburg american Line steamer
AFncrika at the time Mrs Drunmond's
levels disappeared from her state
room the night Of February &c. D..-
ioctivoS say that photographs OF The
couple arc in the gallery at Scotland
ara IN connection WITH charges Or
crime in England and the Continent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
SsPACKYo M'FARLAND
OUTPOINTS MORAN
Chicago Lightweight Puts It on Claimant t
English itle at Every Stage Of Their
Ten Round Battle

%ew York March 1i-"Packy" Nc
F4rland tic Chicago lightweight. out
pointed owen Moran, claimant to the
inelish lightweight Guardianship. at
every stage of their ten-round tight
before the Falrmont Athletic CLUB here
Tonight 1t MAS q clean, nurd fought
battle throughout. in which the Chi
.cagp boy fully demonstrated lis SUI
'periority in boXing over tho English
man. Mcfarland was always there
With a elcail punch and when Moran
reached for Him lie found the Chicago
hos mos. elusive,
Both fighters weighed in at 1885
pounds at ! O'clock but those at tho
ringsidc gave the Chicago man .
Slight advantage IN weight when the
light slurted
Mcfarland depended for the great
81 part on body blows reaching Moran
with risht and left below the heart.
~ close quarters he had d Distinct I'D !
vantage Oyer thc llnglishman.
Neither man suffered much from
punishment tn;i tho seventh. when
Mcfarland reachcd Moran with stiff
body blows and sent him rcelinG twice
across tho ring 10 ;the ropes. Follow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

IN an attempt TO fiji tho Jury benches.
1t was nervous day in vitcrbo.
Inc residents who had hailed the
approaching trial as boon because IT
would bring to town thousands OF
strangers, who must be sheltered ana
led have found themselves confronted
with an alarming situation. No orc
familiar with the workings or the
beautiful reformed society" Ia. ,nv
thlns hut sympathy for those WIN
Shrlhk from the civic duty imposed
-\cVerthcleSs progress was made, and
carly In tho afternoon all but four q,
inc necessary jurors had been secured
~ tlis point the resources or the court
ihilea, ana an adjournment until to-
morrow was taken
Women in Court Room.
Inc scene in tho court room 10 day
No. i'hch llkc That when tho trial
onchcd on Saturday. though there Jrns
larger proportion Among the specta
tors OF women and or mon who fo-
ono reason or another. were no, so
Slpie Tor Jury duty Thirty.fonr ar.
nc alleged instisators or or actual
parncipants in the murder OF t;cnn,,ro
cuoccolo and his wife occup,cd ia
great steel cage for pr!aoners All
alarcd their hatred ut the informey.
'einaro Ahbatcmag gio. who plainly
enJoyed the isolation of tho smaller
case reserved for his exclusive occu
pancy.
The priest Giro vitto2zi. "the guar
diai' angel OF the Camorra.r in h,x
priesti% garb.- was again permitted IL
~ outside the cage The prisoner
iol,oWed INC procccdin-g with real or
wcli teignod Indifference.
Police on Gu;ird.
iloiicc ana carsb;ncers were scattered
through tho room and surrounded ~
puiidihg The accuse, wcr,, escortru
70 court and returned to the prison
under heavy guard
!, y hoped that the jnry can be : SIN
Ptciea ana the Introduction or cYihento
heshn some time Tomorrow Mean
..ihe ponce officers will le busy tryin-
~ l"catc long list OF talcsmcn for
whom snmmonses have been ss,,od
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
JURY STRIKERS
HEAVILY FINED
Penalty is Incurred by Those
Who Seek Escape From
Camorra Trial.

Viterbo. italy, March 14,-Cavalere
Bianchi, president Of the court, to-day
set about tho task OF getting jury
10 try the thirty-siS members OF the
Neapollian Camorra by invoking
methods that promised results, dcspite
the terror that has failed the hearts o (
tic citizens nj the possibility or being
Obliged TO condemn those whose deaths
would be pretty sure to he avenged
unless the whole dangerous element
OF the society was wiped out
When court opened to-day tho pres
idcn' at, once. imposed heavy fines upon
those known 10 have left town to cs-
cape jury duty, and threatened that he
would have others who had made cx-
cuscs for not appearing when sum
moncd, brought TO he bal' by cara
bnccrs.
The whole forenoon was taken up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
SANCTION ASKED
FOR INDOOR NEE

Sanction Tor Tho aiucs- College indoor track
Iueci 10 he held Ia The IsIncs' Armory on
dob si ms oggE 1pp With or amH W @a
Or two. /lnaslnusI it is a dual meet,
closed u tile Blues ond the college, it is not
essential that sanction OF the A.. g. u he
secured. However. 10 be on the safe side
and TO have nothing occur which might
interfere with the opcn-uir meet TO be held
tprii ~, II was thought best 10 get tho
opinion of ,iic rropcr officials OF the
teur oFEanizatfon.
'iNc tracs sq,iad WAS worked out at the
arfnorg yestcrdur. The men did light work.
hut no attempt al speed was made The
coach y anxious g get his charges out in
ne ppen again where he feels that more
@ona can he dOnc,
Omen letters Of invitation have Heen sent
cut by Manager corlcy 10 all OF the prep
schools. colleges universities and athletic
clubs 10 ne invited to lie present at the
open air meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
FEATURE EVENT
Of CARD IS WON
BY COUNTLESS
Jumps Into Lead When Barrier
Rises and Is Never Headed.
Bad Jam at First Turn.

Igclsouyille. Fla March i.-Th,
, ,,.e
selAnS handicap at a mile and SIX
iccnth, was won by Countless in cas-,
fashion C,orntlsss i,,nncd in,o IN.
~, ,
10y
iiiteo. Mahlnc his OWL paoc, he MOI
easily from White Wool 4, the arst
turn tho horses were IN q sam YriucC
LIKE WAS Knocked into lie tenee ana
had a bad fall, MeTas6art faiilAs 'yor
hill, ne JOCKEY Gin NOT gel sef'i en-
summaries;
FIRST race-SellinS tWo-Nea '-oids,
TOUR aud 9 haif furlpns Arane; 6
20 % frst MAry lee johnson 70 u
kvcohG. irish 4oWn, eNeN thlrd llne,
~ |re Auto Maiu. N6nny Mcbec,
an!Aee, luliuS taiei Apmrlnn' rom
l N'nE fraynloFy IenneSses 1ranquii-
i2'y, -N4lgeo ila-l, 3 i ran
3uSolS, '"gs 'a'fsn ..!es.
- 20 .. io'i
~ - MA ri,,s
~, 2Tascn 74a,tb c.ir, MN ny,
3 III. y :, ~ Sie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

ing this with two rights TO tho jaw he
had Moran staggering and the crowd
began to cheer the Chicago nghtcr.
But Moran rallied and came Back af-
ter moro
Moran worked his wide. left swing
for all that there was In il, and did
his most effective work after the man
ner of Knockout Brown.
Occasionally Mcfarland cot in a
right 10 the head. but for the most
part, lie kept hammcring at Moran's
body right and left. With vicious
punches Although outclassed Moran
put up 4 good light and gave McT'ar-
land n stiff go, but could not land Nc
farland time and again jumped away
from his punches with smile OF as
suramcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
READY FOR FAST
SEASON Of BALL

Charlotte y. c.. March l4-Tho 1911
schedule Of the Carolina Association OF
baseball Clubs was adopted this after
noon At a meeting OF the directors Of
games. -Four umpires were chosen ana
u number of minor amendments adopt
ca TO the constitution and bylaws, the
most important Of which was that in
future all tied games OF rino INNINGS
or moro shall not be played Off max
ing II possible o have double headers
only because OF postponed games. win
new managers for all the six teams
save one and much promising young
material the season bids Fair 10 bc the
tnstcst in tho leaGuc's historN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
MAY ADVANCE DATE OF
RECEII"T OF CONTRACTS

Cincinnati. o. March 1.-THE National
Baseball Commission made q recommends
ton TO the National and American leagues
and the National Association 10 day 10 ar
range section | of Article VII, OF the ma
'ional agreement a o mako |, compul-
sorry for teams TO tender = contract 10 It's
PLAYERS before February !, each year. Here
toforc his date has been fixed March i.
and in case no contract il rendered a player
by that time the PLAYER Is declared n free
agent,
Entii such change is made, however, the
commission rules that the player docs not
necessarily have To receive his contract by
March ], hut tho contruc; must be In the
mails by ,hnt time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
Y. W.. G.. A. Athletics


Lawrence right forward field goals.
~; throWs. l. l'wining, left forward
ncid goals, Z. Metcalf, centre. ticni
Soais; 8; points awarded, l. Wells, left
guard. held gouls. 3. Bruce. right E,,ard
Held goals. >. :
Richmonh Howitzcrs
Nichc!, left forward. field goals. T.
'eii, rlSht forward. field goals / !;
points awarded. /. Eelyey. centre. Rowe,
let guard kay. right guard
score enc first daily NJ. G. A.. 90:
9. \, 30. IIowitlers. . Alnc OF halves.
- minutes.
F.. TIE u N. {. A. team is getting ready
Ter tn" game with Washington Cen
trial on saturday night March 18TH
"hich Is To be PLAYED here, This Will
be 4 fast one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
Omthit md Ontdeldnd.

Hot Springs Ark. Mnrcb u, ,a
lminneh Manager r;riifith OF the Gin.
ni.hnati Nationals. M, tho regulars -
- :,S ,eail IN the line today against ti,r
~ LOUIS Americans, the latter outft,
ahd ontheldcd the Nationals ana Won
g 10 This is tho third Of n scries
OF nine san1es Cincinnati won the tirst
ana ST. Louis the last two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
Banisrupt notire8,
NOTICE Or First MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of
!. LIZ IINEY T. BOW ELS,

= IN INC matter Of No. 1o1i.
Hg Bankrupt Bankruptcy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To. the creditors of HENRY +. BOW
EliS, OF Richmond, In the county
Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on tho 10th
Day OF March, A. y. 1911. the said
HENRY j.. BOWERS was duly adj
indicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will BIO held
IN my office. Rooms Nos. SOC and SO3.
American National Bank Building
Richmond, Va. on tho 24TH DAY or
MARCH a. ID. 1911. at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon at which Hime the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint n trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bust
ness as may properly como before said
meeting. a.
TNOS. Ii. SNEAD.
March a. 11I1 7.7't ~ ~ 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
HOW TIE BOWI.ERS
STAND Up TO DATE

sPaeial e The Time; p,,i5,paicn i.
March, "a believing are the ten hieb
men III each cycnt. also the ave high
men III The first squad At the Natlonai
BoWlins Association tournaments
Brunswicks New York. 2S2s. Ger.
naniaa 80, i Buffalo. 3,6ol. Welt
Spruccis Buftnlo, 2.775; Ciermania8. 10
2 Buhulo, 2.74a; ST. AucliIe Elnira
2.62Q
50 h4ngo IL nve-ln>n standing
Ten nigh standing in two.raar
even ~ eissy and Johnson, New
Haven. Conn 1876: .Krichton and
Lentbocller Baltimore ! ,30s: Eral and
Stchno. Chicago. l,27o: quinn am
Lindsey New York 1885: IIilpa,ricl
| and Waldackct, Detroit, i.2A0 Thoinp
! son And burkhardt Chicago. i.a4g
| sl3oerseanh ana Carl, New York, III
! ai3; Bruut und Grcoghty. Paterson, II
3@5; Elliott aud Knox, Phiiadclphit,. j.
I2G, Blass and Cullen. Buffalo, 1,22l
lndividuaia scores: Ten high stan6
'ns n Individual scores Brund Jor
| aschek New York. es2. RatGbun
! Cleveland, ESQ., u. Curricr Port HI
ron, CT; Trope Cleveland Cos; Muller
| New York 6Gc eiTnrroun. Meaayillc
| 65H Lindsey, New York, Gis vaiigh,,
Rochester GJS; rrrwson, Alliance G55
| TEser. Rochester G5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Biiou--"East lynne
Lubin-NHudc,iIlc.

sU"IhIHc IhnrstOn In Nc'N i'luN,
Tho news that .t,ieiaidc 'rHtirSt,f
comes TO tho Academy Snturdly NATL
lice and night, III a new rlay 1vill lie
welcome 70 the many friends Of this
thii lHtilc young tftr"SS, whose ap-
pc&rance III this city Is always In
event appealing 10 heatregocrs. II
VIC arc 10 judSe from the plnise given
MISS IIhurstonS new comedy Miss
.Nanias." BY the critics OF Inc elites
IN which II has been presented it is
by far the best vehicle Vet provided
This favoritc star for tho display of nor
cha RIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
SHAFTS FROM SPORT ,AND
BY GUS MALBERT.

Worry not Remember the premise
iHai ',ie worid would never again be
iiPvs ona,er. ! know ! few people
who aeTe consisncd the weather man
liz place where little rain might
bc wclcc!Hc ii any season.
just hink ,nat It is % How ,hat
We can hear tie sinking Of spikes ana
the hreat Einc Or breaths ana. good :
.6t counted il they're a handsome io,.
Cheer ". Etnf frisnds. Remember
It mish, have showed.
Merry prohablc mat this Is TIC lons
IN optimist is a fellow Who can cat
salt and be happy in The thought that
u wasn't pepper-
We have new in our milst cowan.
vcrrhIout, White. pcarce, Lodge and
GG0dy ,;, a9oay II frslty soon if Mill "
weather.
contract OF $500 a mo month ! for SIX SIX
months with ,hc Yankees.
G"f Shay M' resny yiI noM 2 mi Fal 70
lind out how 10 get 10 JERSEY CITY.
alcmhers O the ,'royidenrc lFoisG
some rarc sport Monday Some of tile
local disciples of I2aak Walton Jour
neycd down ana brought back a mag
nticcnt catch.
i chuh weighing eleven pounds nine
cunccs WAS landed after some hard
work lie Mas ricked M on n iron
ard Tough, ali the time until he w4s
snapped IN the landing net This is
! the biggest chub ever caught III the
pond. Others ranging down in weight
exactly three rounds, were CAPTURED
by the tribe
canablanca. the Cuban. who has becn
taking the measurc of all of the chess
players III this country. has finally
been hcatcl and BY Fui,instein. the
| Russian.
Christy Matiiewson is said 10 have
discovered u neW ball From accounts
received it IS cross between the fa-
NOUS knuckie ball and splitter.
II comes 70 The batter witt, all seams
Itastic dirs. completely fooling the
swatters Mntty vets ali OF his fingers
| before delivering the dcccptivc pel
lct
Yeshaiey Of Frank Merriwcn:
( FrA,tl5 Moran. i'ittsburg's ninety
isiXth edition to Inc white hope column.
| mas round the way ont he was 50
| adly bcatcn by lin savage q pick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

~ I INpNIIV-II y Is q -StUI cllU) Us
production. familiar already ID many.
ninygoerS and beloved by all who ever
presentation Within stage confines that
mad not been drenmcd OF until It's adj
vent It IS AN absorbing 4pectaclc.
'eal sale morrow VIII be at
academy March 90, u and q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
rENNANTrIs READY no
FLING TO THE DUEfXE:S

Danvillc. Va March ll.--Thc Nir-
ginia League baseball remnant. which
was captured BY Danvillc last season.
Las arrived in the city and Will 10
flung to the breezcs in a conspicuous
rlacc some time during the coming
season on the baseball grounds Tbs.
pcnnnnt flag is blue III color. and IN
large white letters there appears the
following inscription: champions of
Virginia League for t31o.''
Arrangements for the raising of the
pcunant have not been completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

1t comes totho batter with all seams
showing Dnd makes a couple Of fan-
tastic dns completely fooling the
sNa,tterS Mntty vets ali Of his fingers
before delivering the dcceptivc Del-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
!no-up heavy. Monday night ,hat he
was carried out in al anbulancc NcXt.

Iiarry steinfeldt, on whom the Cuhs
ASKED waivers u few days al,o had Il
remarkably experiences 3e Signed a
up contract, was then sold 10 the
G!ncinnati Club. and Yves boucht back
~ Wy the cubs all in tho same DAY,
WHICH mildly, is going some
the howlers at Buffalo are putting
IN some CLASSY scores iiardlv 4 ,iav
passes but some record is brokcn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

Christy Matliewson is said TO have
discovered q new ball. From accounts
received II IS a cross between the ia
NOUS knuckic ball and a splitter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

ChnttnuooEn loses.
4. Chattanoogi, Tenn, March ii.-'ro-
Ilcdo cvencd up with Chattanooga this
afternoon. winning by score OF q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

Canabanca. the Cuban who has becu
taking tho measurc of all of the chess.
players III this country, has finally
been hcatcn and BY Fubinstcin the
Russian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
Sc Shades Of Frank Merriwcll:

l'rA;lI Moran. iittsburg's ninety
siNth edition to the white hone column.
mas round the way ont He was SO
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15
Back OF That, Politics.

Eut back OF that Will be tic poll
icai consideration. It is Democratic
policy. OF course. to disparaSc the Rc>
publican administration ana criticize ii
at every turn. and some OF the Demo
Gratis think there is opportunity in
this Mexican incident for good poll.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-15

NorTY not Eemernbcr the PROMISE
That ,3e world would never again b,
destroyed by water