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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11

noted In spaces on cards The actual
time consumed In making the run
viii be computed from these figures.
The time consumed In the XariouS
delays VIII he allowed TO the con
testant. SO that he viii not be obliged
10 "scorch' in order 10 reach HIS
destination by a certain time. Ac-
tual running time only is taken into
consideration, not the total time on
tho road. TaH f.a4iy9 Ell tt}sra n ram or
this kind, speeding is not to be In
Obliged in, for arrival at destination
too early is just as bad as arrival
too late.
Cars will be divided into two
CLASSES, touring cars and runa bouts.
Tho former has tonneau and capa-
hity for four or more passengers AS
runabouts are ciassed all cars of two
three or four passenger capacity.
without tonneau Touring cars 10
carry al least four passengers, and
rnnahouts to carry at least two pas
senGcrs, or ballast at the rate of la5
pounds per passenger.
Four prizes ip all are offered, ono
first and one second in each class
The car making the run In the near
est approximate time to the time es-
tahlished, in each class, Is the win
ner for that class: the second hes,
time, in each class, wins the second
prize. or the two frsts. the one most
closely approximating the set time
will have first choice OF the first
prizes, tho other first prize 10 go to
the first in the other class. The sec
ond prizes viii be awarded in the
same way.
Drivers will see that all blanks are
filled out on their running cards so
that the referee can make his report
soon after the run fs finished.
IT is hoped that the members Of the
party Will not lose sight Of the fac,
that In this case the first one TO ar
rive may lose his change of winning
by getting in too early.
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Miss Alice Redford. or 1903 Por-
ter street, is the guest of her friend,
Miss Mabel WaddiI. at Clifton Forge,
Va.
II. C. Broaddus and ]. Edward Red
ford are enjoying a vacation at Buffalo
Lithia Springs, Va.
The Washington Ward Democratic
Club Will have "A meeting at the court
house tonight.
There will be a lawn party this
evening at the residence Of Mrs. r.
w. Danner. Stop II. Petersburg cleo
trio line, for the benefit of the Ches-
ter Agricultural High School.
A force OF worknen is husily en-
gagged in installing series Of are
lights on the Free Bridge, for the
purpose OF lighting the structure at
night The lights are OF tremendous
candle power. and are expected to
fill a long-felt want
A large crowd attended the band
concert in Washin gton Square last
night
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PRIZES FOR SOCIABII,ITY RUN
Handsome
Richmond Openng Neu


Four prizes have heen donated by
ciabiilty run down the new PENN
sula highway SATURDAY, August ~.
The first two prizes consist of
handsome silver cup and an autono-
bile hamper, completely equipped
with china. and the other necessaries.
Including arrasss o. sxla q "a,
ideal outfit for -Hayside meal
The two second prizes consist of
an automobile trunk of the most APP
proved design ana a thermos lunch
outht. including bottles and lunch
box in leather castings.
The winners of the prizes viii have
their choice in accordance to the
ruling OF MIR, II. Grim Peck. the
referee Of the race,
AS the entries consist Of two
classes. touring cars and rqnabouts,
the car In either class that com es
nearest Ia the standard time set
by the scout car, which viii go over
the route In advance, will have first
choice.
The run is conducted under the
auspices Of the Committee on Com
tests anu iphiS OF the itltiilohu
Automobile club and permission for
holding IL has been granted Ivy the
contest board or the A. A, a.
The run will celebrate the open
Ing Of the new peninsula highway.
The start will be at the Jeffer
son hotel, Richmond, aud the finish
at the Warwick hotel, Newport News.
At Williamsburg the tourists VIII
he met by a delegation from New
port News. which will escort the
visitors to that city,
All who nish 10 enter the run may
do SO by filing out the accompany
ing coupon and mailing 1t to the
Automobile Editor OF The Richmond
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OPEN NEW HOTEL
WITH BIC BANQUET
MANY PROMINENT SPEAKERS
TELL OF BRtSTOLtS COMING
GREATNESS

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian>
BRISTOL. VA. Aug lQ,-~The OPEN
ing Of the new 5000 900 Hotel Bristol
WAS celebrated tonight by an eiabor-
ate banquet given under the auspices
~ the board ri trade In the ball room
at the new hosiery. II Was attend
ed by nearly a hundred out~or-t town
guests and VAS brilliant affair Judge
Joseph l., Kelly presided as toastmas-
ter and toasts were responded 10 by
1sosgzeerous. prominent N.S.tars, snslaa-
ing General Manager N j. Caples. II
the Carolina. Eiinchfeld and Ohio
railroads. Editor Harry Wise. Of the
Tradesman; former Attorney General
r. n. Ayers. OF Virginia. +. II. Le-
Baulhe. Of the Norfolk and Western;
Secretary shannon. Of the NashvilEs
board Of trade Secretary Gilbert. II
the Bristoi-to- Memphis highway as
sociation and others.
Mr.. Leland Hume, general manager
OF the Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company was one of the
principal speakers and while the toast
10 which he responded was This
Teiephone-the Great CiyiliZer, his
address was along commercial and in
dustgial lines and in it. lie took occa-
sion to express qualification at the
splendid growth Bristol has enjoyed in
the past few years.
The address on behalf OF Bristol
WAS delivered by Hon. Harry II. Shell
tom Of Bristol. whose subject was:
"Bristol its Heroic Past and its Gior-
ious Future Manager r. RI. Mct'us
spoke on the railroads Of this sec1lon,
bristol the Gateway to u Treasury
of Mine and Forest was the subject
of the address, of General Rufus A.
Ayers. of Big Stone Gap. Bristol, So
900 Population in Ten Years" was the
subject of splendid address by Press
ident ". r. ,Mingea, of the Virginia.
Carolina railroad.
The new hotel here Is an import
ant addition To the numerous new and
modern hostelries erected In the south
and is regarded as one Of the most
complete small hotels in this part If
the country. It was built under ths
personal direction of Charles r,
Alexander, president and founder ~
the million dollar Patten hotter. at
Chattanooga, and is managed by Chas.
]. kriel, late manager of the South.
land, at Dallas, Texas. An important
feature of the new hotel is an assem-
bly, hall seating 500 people and being
on the lobby floor though under
separate roof from that of the main
hotel. This Is expected to prove an
important feature in securing ccaseaA-
tons and assemblys of all kinds
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CHARTERS GRANTED -
BY COMMISSION

The following charters were yes
terday granted by the State Corpora
ton Commission
Equitable Loan Society. lneorpo-
rated. Richmond, Va. Tncorporators.
It. Il. Saunders, president, Richmond,
Va. c. ID. Griffith, president; 3.
c. Smith. secretary, both OF Norfolk.
Capital stock. Maximum, 100000.
minimum. $4,000. Objects and pur-
poses. Real estate and security bust
ness.
Richmond Corrugated Paper Com
pany, Incorporated. Richmond. Va.
lncorporators: II. p. Niyison. prest-
dent. w, II. Adams. vice. president:
Is. W. Wilson, secretary and treasurer.
all OF Richmond, Va. Capital stock,
Maximum, 100000; minimum. st0.-
600. Objects and purposes Manu-
featuring paper and paper boxes. etc.
/. j. l.. Dean Fish COMPANY. Iucnr-
porated, Petersburg. Va. incorpora-
tors: David Dunlap. president. r L.
Dunlap, president; Leroy Roper,
secretary and treasurer John l.
Dean. managerial of Petersburg.
minimum. $4,000. Objects and pur-
poses; Fish and oyster business.
SHall Coal Corporation. Big Stone
Gap, Va Incorporators; w. s. Math-
ews, president; f j. Prescott. secre-
tary and treasurer. Big Stone Gap,
Va; Fl. J.. Moore, vice-president,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Capital stock
Maximum. $40, GEO, minimum, s2i.5eo.
Objects and purposes; Coal mining
business.
Seward Rubber Tire Company. In
corporated. Petersburg. Va. Incor
porators. Joseph w. Howard, presi-
dent; p. g., Seward. secretary and
treasurer; H. S. Seward--all OF Pc
tersburg Capital stock. Maximum.
$4,000; minimum, $4,000. Objects
and purposes: Manufacture rubber
tires
Rockingham Publishing Company.
Incorporated, Harrisonburg, Va. In
corporators: II. w. Bertram. presi-
dent: James l.. Avis. vice president;
G. G. Price, secretary-all OF Harri-
sonburg, Va. Capital stock: Maxi
mum, SIS. 900; minimum, 1000, OBJ
jects and purposes: Printing business.
Danville Hardware Company. In
corporated, Danville, Va. 1ncorpora-
tors r. w. Carter, president; Rut-
ledge Carter, secretary: W. w. Will
ltamson--ail Of Danville. Va. Capital
stock: Maximum, $4,000. minimum,
$4,000 Objects and purposes: Hard
ware business:
Norfolk. Wa. Incorporators: j. O.
Reid, president; r. J. Courley, treas
urer: L. j. smithwick. secretary--aii
Of Norfolk. Capital stock Maximum.
$4,000; minimum. $4,000. Objects
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REQ FLAG AND
DANGER SIGNAL
TO INTERESTS"
aContlhQed from Flrst PaRe.


of great control Of money. dominate
the financial situation of the whole
country
Mrs. Lear>'s Cow.
Pounding the table vigorously with
his fist, Mr. Perkins said
MY dear Judge, there was never
Il more infamous lie started than
that. There is not a sclntilla of truth
in 1t. You might just as Well say
that certain group OF gentlemen
made contract with Mrs. Lsary's
cow TO kick over tisse laamia that set
Chicago on fire"
MIR. Perkins was asked by Mr..
Gardner If he believed the currency
sS stem of the country could be re-
yised 50 as to prevent a situation
such as existed in the panic Of, 1907.
when group of bankers In the Nor
gan library and the Secretary. Of the
Treasury alone saved the situation.
one thing you could do. MIR. Per
kina declared. TO stop speculation in
New York and prevent conditions,
which bring on panics, In to prevent
the banks of Chicago, Kansas City
and st. Louis from sending their
money In the Summer TO New York,
loaning II on call at cheap rates. and
then suddenly calling ii all out ia
the fall To move crops That Gre
ates temptation TO those who want
cheap money to speculate. and 1t gives
Us high money in the fan and trou-
bic I certainly believe the situation
can be retnedied'
stanless Significant Remark
Chairman Stanley observat ton that
the steel trust should be dissolved
and it's subsidiary companies be per
mfted to resume competitive business
under the former methods was given
great significance by those that heard
II to-day While Mr.. Stanley says that
no serious thought has been given
get 10 the report that the committee
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CUTCHIN'S COUNSEL
COMPLETE APPEAL
APPLICATION WILL BE PRESENT
ED IN FEW DAYS TO A ST.
PRFNE COURT JUDGE.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.l
ROANOKE. VA. August 10.--Mar-
shall Mccormick, counsel for Mayor
Joel Fl. Cutchin, has completed hts
work on the application to be made
to the court of appeals for a writ of
error. II makes forty typewriter
pages Of law and facts brought out
at the Cutchin trial.
John l.. Lee. Of Lynch burg. who
has been associated with Mr.. Nc
Cormick in the case. arrived here
to-day and the two are going over the
petition with view To sending 1t to
a Judge of the supreme court in a
few days.
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BrOoDUOTNI4S SOON
run THIEF TO EARTH

Especial to The Richmond Virglnian.l
AL.TANISTA. VA. Aug. 1o.--The
residence of Mr.. Samuel Morgan, at
Moneta, was entered yesterday morn
ing when the family was bsent and q
trunk was broken open and S127
taken therefrom.
Mr. Morgan sent at once to Roam
eke for hloodhounds. which were put
on the trail a 1l.2o T.. NJ, and at
12.10 this morning the thief was run
down. proving to be Will Fitzgerald.
who was arrested, tried and sent to
Bedford City Jail 10 await action Of
the grand jury. FiftyfiYe dollars Of
the stolen money was recovered.
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i " ifft,..ier

especial - The Richmond NirF ulan4
BLACK STONE. IA, August 10
Mi j. w GroRder died at his resi-
dence on West Main street Wednes-
GaY at b O'Clock r. NJ. His health
had been feeble for several wears. He
MAS a consistent mem Der of the
Methodist church, was steward in
that church for a number Of years
snd had heen assistant superintau-
dent af the SUNDAY school for ten
Years He had been 81 trustee NJ thu
Blackstone Institute, and also a
member ~ ire official board, since
the institute was founded. He was
kind neighbor an affeetionate
fatfdr ah'4' 81 deYttetf f1tlsband tie
leaves a widow. FIVE sons. three
brothers ana one sister. The inter
neut was made i'm l.akeYiew cemetery
by the side IF an onip daughter, who
dad six Years ago. and II whom he
was deNotedlN attached
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will make. the chairman's view about
dissolution is regarded as rejecting
the view of a majority of the COM
mittee and as forecasting In a gem
erai way the recommendations which
the steel investigators will make.
Was the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company stock you purchased in 1907
Of more value than the steel corpora
ton bonds exchanged for the stock ?"
asked Mr.. Young.
AT that time. replied Mr., Per
kins, the bonds were Of more value"
Chairman Stanley. IF the actual
value of your property was $4,000
600. as estimated by Herbert Knox
Smith, and yoH paid $500 600. GOO for
the Carnegie plant and issued $3.50
100000 in bonds you left little for
the common stock"
We do not accept Mr.. Smiths val
uatinh, said MIR. Perkins The stock
is worth a great deal more than then"
Isn't 1t true said Mr.. Young,
! that the steel Industry In England is
going backward? -
Il think So said MIR Perkins.
Employees Are Stockholders.
He went on To say that about 49,
coo employees are stockholders in the
steel trust and that the employees we're
getting better wages and steadier EN-
ployment, while prices of manufac-
lures generally had been reduced
There are about zoe 900 stockholders
How much OF this stock Is held by
the King ri England asked Chair
man Stanley.
Il don't know. The king never told
me. replied Mr. Perkins. Some
twenty on thirty per cent. of the stock
is owned abroad
Mr.. Perkins was una bile to give any
details of the operations Of the bond
conversion syndicate.
MIR. Reaii read from stock quota
lions to show that both preferred
and common stock dropped during
the period Of conversion
MIR, Perkins said the conversion did
not cause this decrease. hut that div
blends had been passed that year
Judge Gary, however. wrote ]. Z.
Morgan in 1909 that further CONVEX
sion Of the stock be discontinued be
cause II was damaging the corpora
tor credit and injuriug the share
holders.
Chairman Stanley suggested that 1t
vas TO the interest Of the syndicate
To depress the stock.
Mr., LindahHry said that IT was I'M
fair 70 accuse the syndicate OF de-
pressing the stock. and that as soon
as the conversion became most val
liable to the syndicate that contract
was surrendered Voluntarily. j +.
Morgan and Company. who were
managers of the syndicate, are the
fiscal agents OF the steel corporation.
Never SpccuIates.
There Was never any doubt that
the seven per cent would he paid on
the preferred stock, was there" ask
cd Mr. EeaH
y es, there was doubt In 1902"
an "A ATf tCY.h tra Il
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CANDIDATES ON
THE GR|O-|RON
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Pase.)
With great respect fer the signers
Of these two propositions, | am.
Yours respectfully. etc.
Edwin r, Cox. member OF the
House, wrote as follows To Mr.. Led
man:
Il am In receipt OF your letter OF
August s. with enclosure.
You desire TO know how ! would
vote upon certain questions II ! were
elected TO the House of Delegates
from the city Of Richmond
Your first inquiry is there the
query as to shipment Of liquor into
local option territory IS repeated
Ny answer to this inquiry is that
] would vote against such a bill Tn
i'll Congress acts upon this matter
amy legislation by the State would be
Of no effect and would deprive the
state authorities Of such control oc
the business as sheg may now or
hereafter have.
Your next question Is as follows
here the query as 20 the Statewide
enabling act is repeated
Ny reply "a this is that ! would
vote against such a measure J have
always stood for the principle of local
option The proposed bill - opposed
"a this principle and 20 certainly con
vary TO the spirit ~ our present
State constitution: and assuredly. In
he present condition of The finances
~ the State. m person ran so vote.
Fer this act To he effective there must
he attached thereto some condition As
10 raising the res fnue Of "a hich the
State would he tlf4ls depriy I'd. and
yau do not indicate upon whom or
where Tits burden wouId tan
In addition 10 these reasons, ] am
l.
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Mrs. Annie NfcNl,ir't

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.b
KSBTEG, VA. Aug 10.
Mrs. Annie McWhirt. wife of MIR.
J. -. McWhirt. Of summit SpotsAl-
@anta county. died suddenly of heart
failure on Tuesday night, aged 81
Years Mrs. McWhirt was taken sick
ut MassaponaS church, and on her
way home the end came She is sur
WED by her husband, three sons
Messrs, Harry, Julian. Jr., and Ray
mond McWhirt. three daughters.
Misses Lester Madge and Nellie Ne
Whirt: ore sister, Mrs Iue Col|awns
of Richmond and two brothers
Messrs clarence and William Hicks
OF Fort ROYAL
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UNION ORGANIZES
LODGE AT ALTANISTA

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ALTAVISTA, VA, Aug. 10.-Tho
Fireside Union fraternal insurance
order with headquarters at Newport
News, Va. instituted a lodge here
Wednesday night with twenty-five
charter members. The following Of
feers were elected for the ensuing
year: c. T. Burnette. president, c. A.
Douglas, vice president, r.. T. Town
send. past president. J, RI. Hall, Sec
rotary and collector. J. r. Jennings.
treasurer; w. G.. Holt, chaplain:
James Brunette. conductor. L. r..
Worsham. inside guard; Lex Frazier.
outside guard.
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George ,Ha,iHtm..

HARRts0NBURG. VA. Aug. 10
George Hahron, 60 years old, Con
federase veteran. died Tuesday at
Powell's Fort, Shenandoah county. He
IS survived by his widow and aged
father. James .Habron. who is 81 years
old. Il is said that there are less
than half dozen fathers OF Confed-
crate veterans In the Valley.
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Mrs. Alma G., Cline.

Mrs Anna {. Cline. Wife Of Charles
II. Cline, died at 5 a. NJ. THURSDAY,
august 10. 1871. She Is survived by
her husband and two children her
mother Mrs. Sadie Frufer, and her
brother. BenVilie e. Prufer The fH~
neral Will take place from her resi-
dance, 1221 East Marshall street, this
afternoon at 10 O'Clock,
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at A. NJ, August 10th
Mra. Alma e. 6Iine, wife on Charles
III. Cline. She leaves 10 mourn their
loss. besides her husband ard TWO
small children, her mother Mrs
Sadie r. Prafer and RenViIle e.
her late residence, 1871 East Mar
ahali street, To- day. lFriday). August
18th. nj $50 r.. NJ Friends Of the
family are invited To attend.
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Especial to The Richmond NIrgiDtan}
FREDERICksBERG. VA, Aug 10,
The funeral of the late Miss Olivia
Bradford was held at St Georges
Episcopal church Wednesday even
ing, conducted hy Rev T. y Down
man, The interment vas made in
the city cemetery The paEheArers
were Messrs. f. j Smith, II II Tar
michael ". j Ford. s. q. Wallace.
George ". Shepherd and A. Ran
doiph Howard
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Swimmer Frizelle Mus. Paw.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1e.-Richard Fri
zelle, rated next To Charles Daniels the
hest swimmer in the country, may per
form in New York il the \, y a C.
comes across with $50 20 the Missouri
Athletic club OF ST. Louis, New York
wants FrizeIle, aud he viii be per-
mitted to go there IL money advanced
him here Is repaid,
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Id purposes: Hay and grain busl-

and purposes: Hay and grain bust-
ness
Ioudoun Orchard Company rncor-
porated. IeesburE VA, incorporators:
II. II Edmonason. president, A. ..
Edmondson. vice. president; =. Nj.
McMnyran. secretary: f W. Scott.
treasurer-aii Of Leeshurg Va. Iapi-'
tai stock: Maximum, $50 9he. mini
mum, $40 600. objects and purposes:
Apple orchard business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11

Tn Police Court Part ?. Yesterday
morning Justice Maurice disposed of
tho following cases
Dick Webster, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81, and in default
went To jail.
Burnley Bailey a small cotored boy.
was charged with cutting Horace Bell
With a knife. On account of his
youth Justice Maurice ordered him
~ hipped by his mother. Captain
Wright was present and says the job
was done all right
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Thursday. noon, August 10. 1914.
paniiAe Wagner, wife OF NJ. r. Fttz-
sche. she Is survived by her hus-
band and i've children. G. r. FitZse he
OF Texas Grace 0rene. alwinia and
Pauline Fltzsche Funeral announce
ment later. ST. Louis papers please
COPY
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Rrorkvell----'r'ra yIor

The friends OF Miss Maud Brock.
we'll and Robeft Jaayior4 both or
South Richmond. received q surprise
Wednesday night when telegram
was received from Halifax. n. G, tell
ing of the marriage Of the couple.
Miss Brockwei and Mr. Traylor
boarded o train for the "Tarheel'
town without the knowledge OF their
most intimate friends.
The bride Is unusually pretty ard
attractive. She IS we'll known In
South Richmond.
The bridegroom is employed az a
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Nirginian or 10 Or. Fl. w Bassett.
chairman Of the Committee on Com
tests aud Tours of the Richmond
Automobile Club. los West Grace
street, Richmond
n Grim Peck, Secretary Treasurer
Of the Blchmuud Automobile club wiu
referee Size race.
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Benjamin Atwood Ford.

Een1a min Atwood Ford died at his
residence. sos East Leigh street.
Thursday morning at Is oeioek, lie
Ms 50 years, months aud days
AID. Funeral this afternoon and hH-
T48f Ia bakNood
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The Gather

Forecast for virginia Fair continued
warm Friday Saturday unsettled.
North Carolina Fair Friday and sat
urday except local showers in west
ern portion.
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NEWS OF south RICHMOND
'-s''" ' store urlt street ''- "

conductor by the Norfolk and West
ern railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Traylor will make
their heme at Crewe, Va
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BRISBANE. AUSTRALIA. Aug. 70.
Bill Lang, the heavyweight pugilist.
defeated Bill Squires in the fifth round
fer the heavyweight championship Of
Australia.
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of great control Of money, dominate
the financial situation of the whole