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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
TRINITY MANAGER
A2RANGES GAMES
Schedule Will Soon Be An
nounced--Dr. Atkins to
Coach Nine.
lSnecial 10 The rimes. nisna1ni,


Durham, \. C.. January l4.-While
Manager Hanes. of the Trinity College
team has not yet given OF. the official
baseball schedule for the coming sea-
son. II is known that he has about ar.
ranged all Of his games. The list
when published Will show some of the
best colleges in the North Manager
flames is now In neg citation with Glenn
son College, with II View 10 securing
two games, to bo played T.. Charlotte.
The idea of taking Northern trim
this year has been abandoned. Tho
annual tour Will be made through tho
States of South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama. In the latter state. Trinity
VIII play the Agricultural and Mechan,
ical Colloyo' OF Alabama, located at Au-
burn This college has in the years
past developed a baseball team that
has met with but few defeats. Other
strong teams Will be played as well
TO the end Of putting out 1, winninp
team, Dr. Merle I. Atkins. one of the
Baltimore Oricels' best pitchers. will
arrive In Durham in few days. ana
VIII at once begin to work on the pitch
Ing staff. The regular team. however
VIII doubtless not do much on the field
until after the LIST of February. 4
strong athletic sriri; is being mani
Tested by the students, and every one
IS determined that this year the college
Yhail have nm exceptionally good team
captain Robert CAN'T will DC on tho
mound again. and will doubtless be
aided by his brother sam, who. owing
10 crippled arm last year. was unable,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Ashland News Notes
Especial 10 The Tlmc..pl,patch.l

Especial TO Tho Timcs. Dlspatch1
Assh!snd, VA. January 1.-the United
tho building or modern and up.,o-da,o
no Os In AahIand to Jnmes G Hughes.
building will no located on the vaca, 10.
pct%een TIVE drug store and L. Il. W. My
S %n5, Work s, Win he begun as coon as The
VIII be ready for occupancy by the 'middl g
James +. TiowisoL has returned to bl,
home in Memphis, Tenn.
B. Morgan Shepherd is in Roanoke
MIs: William Cardwcli has returned from
VEIL to Judge Cnrdwciis at Hanover
cent ndispn.it!on.
son. guests Of sir. ana Mrs. E. i. New.
man.
Paul Pau E;ineoo has gone ocolumou.. O.
' Mf. ana M!s Ja% Madison winston.
seo vtstns SIRE neker,on !" Winston col Il
Mrs. Henry Rose carter was ho,,es. a, i.
honor OF Mrs William Mickey. Of Chicago.
These lnvits1 were Mcsdames Suniua rid :
ard and d% n. T. Go: MeKey l. Fay o'hF'o" How
Mrs Anna s. Carr entertained the Hears
Club on Thur.day evening. Those playing
Mrs. James Coz. Mr.. and Mrs. Junius rid
dick. Mr.. and alrs: schooiar Fox. Mr. and
colin Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs W. n. Cardwcli Mir and Mrs
ErneHt Grey. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ellis, Mrs
F. NJ. Wright. Mrs. William Mickey, OF CHI
caSo; MISS Mamie Walden and Il. l.. c. Scott.
The club prizes were won by Mrs Frank
Wright. Mrs. William CardweIl aud Mr.
James NJ. Cox. and the guest prize by Ernest
Grey.
The Young Woman's Literary Club met
ON Thursday afternoon. Miss Essle Duncnn
Blackford read n papcr on '.Alcxandria, the
Flhtemnlc Capital Librry. Cradle Of Early
Christian Church" Miss Anne p. iiunicr
also read an interesting paper on "Phooni-
cia, Its Influence Upon the Civilization of
the Ancient World. Arts. Rcmalns." The
discussion OF current events closed the pro-
gram.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
AT WAKE FOREST.
Baseball Team Will Have Most
Extensive Schedule in
Its History.
rspecial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.l i

Wake Forest, N. c., January IL
Though basketball is now the centre
OF attraction. tho studentss thoughts
turn ahead to tho baseball prospects.
Captain Utley, who 1t is believed. Will
be the premier college pitcher of tho
Stiso this year, has returned The
question as to who will .lSsist him in
TIC box is uncertain, but three bis;
freshmen. Parker. Pointer and Under
WOOD. all weiShting moro than $50, and
All of whom have had experience, arc
anxious for the plnco. Tie fight for
catcher Will probably be thrce-c cor
nered ono. between Watkins and Rid
dick, of last years team, and Beasely,
freshman. Ono Of last years team
graduated. and three of tho strongest
men on the team failed to return. They
arc Edwards. at first; White. ut third.
and Lee. at short. AT this carly stage
al material among tho freshman class
Is not known. For first base, there aro
Broughton, Of last ycnr's scrubs; Tur-
ncr. of that famous family who has
mad three brothers to play on Wake
Forest. two of these playing four years
each, and Dowd. of last years Bingham
Mcbanc team. Brett will probably oc-
cuply his old position Mt second. For
tue other infield positions there arc.
among the freshman cluss, Brown,
struggled and Mills. and Betts. Ayd-
lett and Ellington OF last years scrubs.
In the outfleld. Beam. King, Faucctte
and CASTILLO will all he candidates for
their old positions. Maybcrry, brother
of Nlaybcrry OF last years Danvillo
team, in tho Virginia League. will BIO n
candidate for position.
The Easter Monday gaino Will BIO
played with Trinity in Durham. in.
stead of a. and NJ, at Raleigh Five
games will he played with Trinity,
three with the university. two each
with Guilford aud Davidson. and
probably three With y. anu NJ. It is
probable that Wake Forest will play
William and Jewel. tho Baptist Col
lcEe of Missouri. being one OF, If not
the first North Carolina College to
cross the Mississippi II this trip Is
taken. Vanderbilt. Sewenec, Tennessee
and others will DO played.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
LARGE CIR OVID
SEES F|N|SH
Brilliant Scene at Country Club
as Deep Run Riders Take
Fences.

The bright, warm sunshine ycstor-
day afternoon brought large crowd
to the Country Club of Virginia to wit
ness the finish of the ride of the Deep
Run Hunt Club. The porches and lawn
were covered with spectators applaud
inG the riders as they took tho jumps
in front of the clubhouse. The hunt
met at 3;15 o'clock at Bethlehem
Church. and the run was through
Blackwell's. Burch's and Eubank's,
crossing Broad street Road ut Sweeny's,
then by Leonard Heights through
Chantilly TO the Cary Street Road for
the first check. Tho run was then con-
tinucd through Sunnysidc. the Williams
property. II. G. Bcattic's, and the Mark
Thompson property. to the club house.
distance Of about seven milos
Notwithstanding the warm afternoon
and deep going, all riders were in at
the finish. i. S. Campbell was out of
the hunt for while on account OF
breaking stirrup leather. mss Elsie
Lindsey was the only woman rider
Mounted on Or. Whites Rob ROY. she
did beautiful piece of riding over tho
plank fences at Chantiliy.
Those riding were: Huntsman
! Thornton. on Grandce: w. O. Young, M.
+. H., on Overland; James w. Graves.
whip, on llighsplre; L. d. Harris. whip.
on Gates; Miss Elsie Lindsey. on Ron
Roy; J. c. Miller, on Westchcstcr; John
Aiken Branch, on Toxaway; j. a. White
on Iron Prince: b. H. Ellington. on
Robin Hood and r.. $. Campbell, on
Powhatan.
number Of road riders followed
the hunt to the club house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
CASANOVA HUNT
NEWLY ORGANIZED
Members Have Enjoyed Fine
Sport During Past Four
Months.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special to The Times -Dispatch.l
Casanova. Va. January lA.-The
Casanova Hunt was organized october
/. 1910. In the first part of January.
1911. the National Stceplcchasc and
Hunt Association granted recognition
to the hunt. with the boundaries being
tho territory east ANA south OF Bald
wins Ridge, the latter being the boun
Diary between the Casanova Hunt ana
nal and charter members are: The
Misses Fell. Mrs \. c. Humphrics.
Alcssrs. Charles Daniel, Harry Ed.
monds. j. Chaunccy Williams, i. Grccu
Carter, ". q. Coates and James X.
Nash all residents of the Casanova
rcishborhood. The officers are: II.
Charles Danicll. president;J. Chauncoy
Williams. secretary, and Harry l.. I'D.
inondS. master Of hounds.
The first run OF the club VAS on Or-
toher &c. 1910. the hounds meeting at
Mcl.osc. with the finish at Eockhil
the estate OF c. T. Williams whcro a
tea was served to tho riders Twice a
week since The organization in Dc-
tcher, weather permitting, the runs
have been made, and the finest sport
cilioS SA W VIC IlutlS, -NIlcT every l'Un,
with possibly one exception. the mem
bers of the hunt and the honorary
members have given breakfasts ana
teas.
Probably the largest drag thus far
was held from Bishops Gate on No
vcmbcr 30 "a beautiful hunting day. y
field OF six turned out
Tho members OF the hunt TO date are.
Mrs. a. G. lIumphrics, Mrs Gwynno
rompkins and Mrs. I2dmondS, Misses
Marian Fell. Olivia Fell, Miss l:dmonds.
Miss Spillman. Mcssrs, Carter, Coates.
Daniel. Ray Daniell G.. T. Tomptins.
Edmonds. Nash, Williams Boorlnan.
Worthem and Dr. Turnbull. with Mrs
4. y. b. Portman and Mrs Il. Scott
Garter. and Miss Louise Evans homo.
TarY members.
Tho members of tho Casanova Hunt
aave enjoyed. whenever tho weather
WAS III for n rum some of the hest
sport OF the season The territory IS
particularly well adapted to hunting.
and the members include the best
snortsnen and sportswomcn OF Vir-
GINA Tho dates for the meets arc
given ont by telephone by the master
and two runs 4 week arc always made
Among those having entertained the
hunt TO date are: Mcssrs. Williams
Master Edmonds Mr. and Mrs Nelson
Fell. James l5uorman. Mir. and Mrs. Nv
G. Coates, Mr.. and Mrs. WORKMAN. MIR
and Mrs. Ray Dnnieli. Mrs. Garter ana
Mrs. Portnan. and to-day MIR. and Airs
q. t. rompkins entertained the mem
hers of both the Casanova Hunt ana
the Warrenton Hunt Club at :, hunt
breakfast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
RAMPD DEN SIDNEY
Listless Game Won by Univer-
sity by Score Of
So TO S.

Chhrlottesville, Va, January IA
Virginia defeated Hampton Sidney. 53
TO tonight, In a listless game that
at a, go, goals by both sides. Although the
number OF goals thrown was large,
ms was largely due to the condi-
ZION OF the IIampdcn- Sidney team,
which had already beaten the Jefferson
school: II "a 10, In the afternoon.
Flashes OF good work were shown
~ Campbell. Ncn and Churchmnn.
ihree players Of an entirely new sec
cnd team, that was put in at the be-
ginning Of the second half.
AZ tue end Of tho first half. tho
score was IS TO .. All five points for
Blanton.
The lineup:
virginia. posItion re
Rl KY, ..,,:,......-.L F.......... Allen
NChurchman)
'" "i.sr,r,n, r,,,;:a.6;,. Mcclintic
kcarns I a Yovte
!. tCampbclD
ce GYoff 'r .;,;,;a;, g.. ;c.:..I Sloan
summary: GonIs-Jones, 4: Gill +.
kearns. 2: Cecil Q RIxey, /: Church.
man, 2; Driver, !: Bertram, /: Camp
BEL. B.; Ncf. 3; Dulaney. 2: Blanton, /.
Gohls from foul-Churchman, 1: Blan-
t"n. 3. Rcferee-lIarry Spratt Time of
haives--iiftccn and twenty minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
MARY DAYS. WINS
DIXIE HANDICAP
Favorite Goes to Front at Start
and Never Relinquishes
Lead.

,1 ia Saefs sony Fla, January i4.-wca,hcr
ahd trnck conditions NJ Moncrict today
were almost perfect. and moro than SEQ
parsons witnessed the races. Mary Dnyi.
plnScd rom 70 > to oven money. cnptI,rei
me Dixie Handicap. worth si,5V6 Butwcii
TOOK INC favoritc TO tho front at the start
i anu never relinqushed tch lead. hnishIns a
ienGth IN front OF Milton H., witr ,agman
Il ienGth back. Summaries:
first race-purSc. $50. thrcc-ycar Odds.
quarter of mile s,raiSh,away--Rosu OF
,'euoah u 10 - first. Tommy Thompson n
Time ?:o3.5 !" '"''u'
SECOND race-scllinS. sico. tliree-ycar o,ds;
one miie-Truatcc Is TO u first Srfmmare n
10 10 J! second, Gold Oak GO to 81 third. Time.
Third, raee--scllnS. 500 ,hroe-yoar old.
anu uIi six furlonss-T. NJ. Gree al to IS
NJ heson q to - second. Holman Is
nn Fourth s! 1aec-purse. $3.50. ,hree-year olds
,evsni FIRST Milton p: Is to 81 second, Ras-
man teven) third. Time las 10.
ffth racc-scllins. $780, four-year olds and
IN; SIX fnrlongs-Ciaquo 90 TO - first, stat
iord q TO u second Eye White q to 10,
third Time, liza is.
sixth race-sellirE. purse $780, four-year
oIds and up: one mile and an clghth-EdwJn
T. % to 81 fret, Princclike G. 10 - second
Ny Gal Il to y third. Time, 1854 rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
ALL RECORDS BROKEN
iSS FOREIGN TRADE

Washington. January it--ASsrcgat.ns al.
most sJ.'ep.c12o COO. tho total yniuo OF the for
cisn trade OF the United States during tho
year which ended December u. last was
greater than that Of any year ever before
ana lott balance In favor OF tho country
nf over s3S9.p ro.co0.It exceeded tho former
high record OF 1907 by about ,sonoaonni lThi,
great total Is the vnirc OF tho combined
exports and Imports OF the country as com
pared by the Burcar OF Statistics OF the
apartment of Commerce and Labor.
Besides this new record. another record
Was broken during 1910 In the value OF I'M
p oiia from abroad. They amounted TO II,-
The exports during tho year were larger
than IN any year except those OF 1900, the
total being sl.ssi,iii.e7t. compared with ST.
s23. 1882 IN 1901.
The balance OF trade in favor Of tho
United States IN Its DEALINGS with foreign
na lions increased almos, s5I'ooc!o over ths
1863 balance. Tho excess OF exports over I'm
ports for tho year was s3oi, COS, SIS, compnrci
with sc5,dT79ei In 1909.
The Imports entering free OF duty in 100
WAS '::3 per cent. against ti.43 per cent. In
1870 and $50 per cent. In 1913.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Niidd!rs' Football Dates.

ANNAPOLIS Nd. January ii.-Tho football
game between Princeton and tho Naval
Academy hEs been ixcd definitely FOR Octo-
har y. and all but q. he remaining
games on the schedule have been arranged.
>Thc Other dates are: October :. Johns Hon
MAS: october 8. Washington and Jefferson
October = western Reserve: November I.
NORTH Carolina Agriculture! and Mechanical
CollcSc; %Ivcmbcr IS Pennsylvania state;
November -, New York University: Dcccm
Der ?. United states Military Academy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
NOT BY. KARL HOSCHMA

In the hurry of writing for tho
morning paper. after 4 xsyY long
show. with insufficient ifeszation
this dramatic critic mado a grievous
Carlos "Jumping Jupiter" Karl Hosch
ma. who wrote the delightful music Of
Madame sherry" Is not responsible
Cor single phrase of dumping Jul
piter" lie Is In town and Ia busily
engaged In writing or rewriting, the
music for Mr.. Carries musical scream.
but. as put on in Richmond, not y
.!auaYsr. quirk, or semi-qusYer OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
AGED COUPLE sENrENoEn.
Ench Fined und PIT Under Good Behavior
Bonds and Husband Sent to jail
STALL r. ns n ri

Suffolk. Va, January n-Notwithstandina
his pitiful plea for mercy. Wiley Hall an
aged and afflicted wlito man, to-day In
Nanscmond Circuit Court, confcssine he sold
whskey wouthout q license was ilnod 500,
sent to Jail for ten days and placed under
$500 good behavior bond. Wis wife, under a
similar plea, was given thu. same punisi.-
men,. excepting tho Jail sen,oncc Sic ha .
three days In which to furnish surety. or
following her husband to prison. Hall
pleaded Justification, becauac his ago aud
nirliction united him for work.
The sorrcw of tho sceno was increased rs.
tho presence In court of several children,
one OF whom Is suffering an anllctiou. The
family Is from Holland. wncro an attempt
TeeE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
WILL MEET IN PHILADELPHIA.
Representatives Of Arnyo md Navy 10 60
sidrr NcYf Emilia (.nr,a -

slider Next Falls Game
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. January l.--The date O,
TIC conference among the representatives Of
tary academies and the University OF Penn
syivania In reference TO the annual Army
Navy foeSball game has not been fixed but
VIII probably take place in philadelphia
Within the next ten days. In the meanwhile
the feeling Is growing that Franklin Field
IS the most available place for the contest
its way clear TO provide q somewhat larger
number Of tickets for tho Navy.
Dr. White. OF the university. haa written
TO tho Nnvys representatives in the most
friendly spirit. and has stated that the
whole matter Will he discussed when tho
representatives meet in Philadelphia lilo is
also in communication with officers who will
represent the Military Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
STRIKE is ENDED
employers Make Conccssions ut re-
quest of Government.

~ W o"NcEhuCht.
Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch.
Lisbon, January H.--Tho strike OF
railway employees of Portugal which
BEGAN January IL. ended to-day. This
VIII probably result in n peaceful set-
temcnt of tho commercial disturbance
caused by tho waltout OF thousands
OF men In all departments OF labor In
syfnpa thy with the railroaders
Already the store clerks have 70.
turned TO work. and for tho pas, forty
cnSht hours representatives OF the cn-
proves OF the railroad and the dircc-
tors OF these ORGANIZATIONS were In
consultation In an endeavor to settle
me grievances OF the men Last night
Inc gas men and electricians threaten
ca 70 Join the strikors. At the solicit
tatlon of the government. ihr r,,iront
directors this evening offered further
concessions To their employees. which
were accepted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Il. r. Y. NJ. G. 4. Rowling,

y game between tho First team of The
Bowling League, of Railroad Y. NJ. {. A..
and an aggregation Of "Scrubs'' last night
resulted In majority of $50 pins in favor
of tho latter. Fippcn rollcd tho highest
score with ISIS pins. while Waldo was a close
second with 1Ss pins. Tho Scrubs nnd the
First Will meet again Wednesday night
The Times DIS patch team will roll the
First Thursday night on the assoclatlons
alleys.
Tho lineup OF the teams in last nightn
game follow:
First Toam-Buliard tcaptain>. Cook a.
Houchins. Jones, Deasy. Scrub TeaIn-Wado.
Hunt (captsin), Blakcy, c. Hnuchins, Flip
ncn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
"W1roLE THING A FARCE"
y. Peter Hollands idea Of Arbitrntlou Boar,l
to Settle Senatorial Situation
fSDecial 10 The )Ivx~,,cI,

tSpec'al TO Tine Times DIsratch
Suffolk. Va. January li-In an interyIcw
tonight j. Peter Holland. of Franklin re-
hceteu the resentment expressed in some
other parts of the district regarding the
arbitration board 10 say which county shall,
furnish State Senator.
The whole thing is u farce" said Holland.
and there must be in It's making an mr.,
known hand with Interior motive I
doubt IL tho three chairmcn can got two,yc
prominent Democrats who are willing to de-
edo tho guea,ion for 1000 voters A few
months ago In the congressional tangle there
was fnststcnt demand for full, free and fair
expressions. Now some OF tho Same men
would shift the voters privileges upon an
nrbitrry committee OF ftcen.' u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
HAMILTON IS VICTOR.
wins Presidents Cup In Golf Tournament at

Pinehurst, y. G.. January ia sS-hole
final round for tho presidents trophy coin
Guided the eighth annual advertising men's
golf tournament to-day L. y. Hamilton, oi
Englewood. IN fast form. defentcd G.. H.
barnes. of Apnwamis. 10 up and TO play.
j. +. Knapp, of Garden City, won the con
ISOLATION from W. f. Truesc, of New York.
up and 10 TO play.
Mrs. !. G. Gardner, OF Chica 90, won tho
chief cup in tournament arranged for the
women.
4 banquet tonight. for which covers were
laid for 80. concluded the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Crosi,y Uctainn TltIc.

Chicago, III, january DIV. r.
Crosby, Of Ofallon, ILL.,. retained his
title as worlds champion trapshootcr
here to-day. when he defeated Lester
German. OF Aberdeen, Md, the former
National League pitcher, in dual
match, 1o1 to 116. Crosby and German
shot at clay targets from unknown
angles. In the second event, Crosby
secured tho lead and retained 1t until
the finish of the match. Cold and wet
weat her was responsible for tho medic
ere shooting of both men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15

Jumping jupiter, is Mr.. Hoscbno.s
The composer OF MADAME sherry. has
written some eight or nine numbers
which VIII be introduced for the first
,line IN Norfolk, when that great bari
tone. William Pructto. Will Join the
company. fl
With tho intcrpolated numbers OF
jumping Jupiter" should bc not, oni,.
a comedy success. but musical iii.
w. y. G..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
GOOD CHEW FOR JUSTICE.
Whist nm Salem Company Sends Tobacco 1
SUPREME Court Yember.

"inston-Sslcm Company Sends Tobacco to
Supreme Court Member.
Especial to he TImeADispatcA.]
Winston Salem. y. c.. JEhuary lt-scelrg
tho published report that Justice Harlan,
or the United states Supreme Court. during
The argument In the tobacco trust case made
The remark 10 Attorney Hornhiowcr that
he could not get good chewing tobacco any
more. President George T. Brown. OF
Winston Salem tobacco company. to-day sent
q letter. 10 Justice Harlan and n two mound
box of his compnny's best brand by express.
In his letter Mr.. Brown says:
This tobacco Is made from tho finest leaf
grown In North Carolina, md by tho formula
and method used by our fathers forty years
ago. We do not like to justice %
the Supreme Court OF the United States sur
fer for the want OF good chew"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Army Defeats princeton

vest Point. n. Y, January 1i.--Thc
West Point basketball team had no
trouble defeating Princeton on the new
gymnasium door here tonight ny q
score OF ~ to Ii. Tho Army's team
work and passing Was superior 10 the
NHiiora'. and much OF tho time Prince
ton was kept busy defending their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Victory for v. p.

Especial to The Internationally
Blacksburg. Va. January lin the
first basketball game OF the season
here this afternoon, " p. I. defeated
randolph Macon Academy by IL score
of 81 to 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
1y,n. FirYt .s,Iniu Eycnt..

Rivers, a little Mexican hoy, won his
'frst main event"-this' afternoon, when
he knocked out Danny Webster In tho
thirteenth round of their scheduled
hftecn-round battle. before the Pa
cific Club at Vernon.
Four times In the finishing round
was Webster beaten to the floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Rena[ Rnfifes.

THE CLERKS OFFICE
pEALS IN THE LIBRARY BUILD
ING. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ON SATURDAY. THE It'll DAY OF
JANUARY, 1911:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15

]. W. Van Dyke ct ais. -. Appellants
against
ct ais. 1900. .Appellees
Upon an appeal from decree pro-
nounced by tho Circuit Court of the
City Of Norfolk on the Goth day OF
October. 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15

The object of the petition nlcd in
this cause is to have the said decree
having been made and filed that Rath-
bone Gardner. George c. Clark,
John !. Waterbury. oakleigh Thornr
and Sylvanus L. Schoonmaker are
non-rcsIdents OF the State of Sir-
yinia. It Is ordered that they. after
due publication Of this order in The
Times Dispatch. published In tho city
OF Richmond. appear here on the eEH
the said appeal and TO do what is nee
cssary 10 protect their interests there
4 copy--Teste:
H STEWART ZONES e. G.