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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
Milady's Toilet Table
BY Mime. D'MlLLE

OF all the various nlsans advised for
removal or supcr1uous hairs from face
or coroarnls. have found dclatone
paste tho mos, effective and satisfac-
tory MiX a little deiatone with enough
water TO cover the hairs; apply. and
after iwo or three minutes wipe on,
and the hairs Will De gone.
Some cosmetics tend 10 darkcn and
discolor the skin. Never use these II
YOU want true complexion bcautif1er.
instantaneous in effect, yet Harmless e
and lasting dissolve an original pack
hazel and rub little on the face. neck
Will not come OFF or show like powder
and keeps the skin soft fair and
youthtui looking
Thers always Is danger OF CATCHING
cold after washing ;hc head Dry
shsmpooinE makes hair beautifully lus.
trous and full OF life. To make sham
roo powder. put a cupful OF cornmcal or
four ounces OF powdered o-ris rooo in
= fruit Jar ind mix with i, an original
package OF theron. Sprinkle on head
and brush out This brushes out easily
and takes with Il all dirt, dandrun and
excess oil.
AS result OF backward spring and
unreasonable weather. thousands suffer
from colds. An old-fashoned remedy
is Mothers Saive. In ntiy years mil
lions OF Jars have been used for the
treatment OF colds in head or chest
catarrh and ordinary cases of sore
throat. bronchitis. tonsilitis. Group. stiY
neck and asthma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
| How to Succeed

During the last few years conditions
II all lines Of business. even professional
:;fc, have changed so completely that
every man is waking up to the fact that
II order to win success he must specialize
md learn to do some ono thing and do il
veil
SO it is with any article that is sold to
he people. II must have genuine merit
" no amount Of advertising will man-
ain the demand for the article
For many years we have watched with
nuch interest the remarkable record
maintained by DIR. kilmcr Swamp. Root
he great Kidney Liver and Bladder
kennedy. From the very beginning the
,roprictors had so much confidence in it
hat they invited every ono to test it, free
4 cost, before purchasing.
II Is a physicians prescription.
They have on file thousands Of letters
received from former sufferers who arc
..'ow enjoying good health as result OF
i use.
However, if you wish first to try a SAM
pl bottle. address DR. Kilmer & Co.,
b .ighamton, y. y, and mention this
p ,pcr. They will gladly forward you a
ample bottle by mail absolutely free.
Regular sizes for sale at all druggists =
nifty cents and one dollar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
TAFT WINS BY CLOSE VOTE
RooncNcit Delegates Vote and Con-
test VIII Ue Carried to Chicagu.

Warsaw. Ind. .Aprl. 2.-,u. RIA.
test OF strength between the ratt
and Roosevelt forces in the thirteenth
district Republican convention to- da
came in the selection of a pcrma ncnt
chairman, Archie Graham, of south
Bend Taft man, winning the sea,
by half vote. With this slight lead
the convention chose Clement Studc-
baker, of South BEND and Maurice
Fox. of Laporte. delegates to the
national convention. After hdiouru-
mcnt tho Roosevelt delegates organ
lied aud selected r. l.. JUDI ms. OF
hlkhart aud Frederick l. Keller. oil
south Bend. as national delegates.
The contest wiil be carried to
Chicago. In the regular conventions
SO far Taft delegates chosen total
twenty, and Roosevelt delegates
eight. The twelfth district conven-
ton. the last TO be held, Will meet at
Auburn, April %. Another close CON
test is expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
RAILWAY BRIDGE
IN BRIGHT BLAZE
Sparks From Engine, Famed by
Wind, Threaten Serious
Damage.

Sparks from q passing locomotive
sc, ere TO tn, ..tlantic Coast Line Rail-
way bridge over James River about
80 o'clock this morning a, point
just over the trestle OF the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railway. Famed oy the
high wind. the blaze worked its way
into the wooden trestie work and eide
waikway. and VAS hrs, se-n by a
Chauffeur of Richmond Transfer
ta%icab returning from late South
Richmond cali. The driver turned in
an alarm from Ninth and Arch Streets.
There being no wa% of getting at
rie FIRE from beneath. dozen firemen
raced on, on the bridge. armed with
hand cxtin2uishcrs. Meanwhile the
Atlantic Coast Lire train dispetchers
Office had been warned, and two yard
engin,s were sent in from either d.
rcctior. while warning was given 10
approaching trains. Boiling water
from ;aese engines and clouds OF steam
directed down on tho fire cncctually
cHtlnguished the burning oil-soaked
embers, and track force began in
stsni repairs. Tn, a"ual damage was
slight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
sTAnNEs AWARDED PRIZE.
Annual Sophomore Debate at TrInIt,
College.
rSnnrialto Tb. ~; /,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Durham. \. c, April I'm the an
nual sophomore debate here Tonight
w. f. Starnes was awarded the prize
4 set of hooks given by James HI
SouthSate, for the delivery of the best
speech. The other members of the
ella SIS who spoke are James Cannon.
1r.. ST. r. Peasants. ]. o. Renfre, j..
u. Davis and NJ. r. Andrews Dr.,
Frank c. Brown, OF che English de-
partment, presided. while r. S. Skin
ncr, J. f. Wiley and Or. c. A. Wood :
ard. all OF Durham. were the Judges of
the contest. The question discussed
was that OF recall in local govern
ment.
After debate the class gave an infor-
NAL reception in honor OF the speak.
erS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
F UNREAL TRAIN
DELAYED BY WRECK

BriAtol. Va. April The funeral train OF
the late Senator Robert /. Tsy.ot. OF Tcn-
nesscr. who died In Washington Sundsy y,
has been behind a wrcck on tie NorI3Ik
end western near Wythcyilic since o'clpck
ihis morning, ), midnight to-nisht It Il
,aId by railroad men that the debris may
be Cleared so 10 lot the train pas by
dnyorcak. hut this IL extremely doubtful.
The BODY zoe. direct 10 Nashville to lie
In state for day. The funeral wus TO have
occurred at knoxville on Thursday morning,
conducted BY Or. W. :. EriShbors. o. Bris-
toll. but cannot bo held before Friday unless
ne trip 10 Nashville lie abandoned, ah!ch
4 <-:.i!a2is.
rho wreck occurred In decp stone cut
Two enEineE And twelve caEs were ,.ciscd
mo The cut IN tbs wreci. whicn occurred
eafIy Monday morning and which resulted
70 one death wtecking crews hav, not
lost minute since they arrived I'm tho
hene. out with the aid .! AL modern de-
vices for clearing tracks they have been nm
able % Clear the main line. II is irnpossi.
pie TO build a track around the wreck and
o"'nS 10 ~ashou, II was io-da, found
impossible 70 have she tunnra! train make
de.our oy @ay OF Asheviile OF Lou.,yille
According TO prcsca, expectations IN.
Train VIII reach here abc-It O'Clock We'd
Hetaay morning. and VII reach Eaphyille
Shon' clock Thursday morning II will
nc In state a. Sashvtiie until Friday morn.
ing when IL Will be brought back 70 Kror.
siHt Tor tho funera! Friday s,ternoo, And
buried ;hcre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
S 8 $4,000 TO
FIGHT FLOOD



rtty which passed over that portion Of
oalhden known as Coopers Point and
awrpt down the Delaware River to the
centre OF this city, DESTROYING ibom
"a mas OF dollars worth of property.
To- night Camden is in utter darkness
az me clectr lights having been
turned oil, and the strcots in tho north
ern section OF that city are piled high
WIN debris and telegraph poles.
Mrs Annie Cicary. Of Camden and
MISS Annie Behrcnd OF Philadelrhia
who were riding in a street car in
camden. were caught beneath a build
ing which was demolished by the
storm and both We're so badly crush
ed that neither can recover. In thn
section OF Camden where the storm was
most severe. entire blocks of DWELLINGS,
were unroofed and the occupants driv-
On to the street.
Although the vortex OF the storm
did not reach this city. considera bic
damage was done here, the wind reach
ing a velocity OF more than forty miles
IN hour. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
ALABAMA PRIMARY RESULTS.
close Rncr between Abcrcromhic and
AIkInn rs Cnngrcshmn n : al I.nrGc.

Close ftncr between tbcrcromhic ard
Atkins ConErcsnmnn-at-L Large.
Montgomery. Ala, April An OH
ciai count probably viii be required to
determine whether John w. Aucrcrom-
bic Of V. 3. Atkins was nominated
as Congressman at large in the Sta,e
Democratic primary held Yesterday.
Returns from several OF the coun-
tics stll are Incomplete but IL ih be.
iicvcd that the following results viii
remain unchanged.
Ia the three district congressional
contests the incuinbents. Dent. in the
Second Hobson in The sixth, and
Richardson, in the Eighth have OUT
distanced their opponents
Six congressman were nominated
without opposition, as follows: Taylor,
Of the First: CLAYTON, OF the Third;
Blackman. Of the Fourth; Hcf II, OF
the Fifth. Burnett, OF the Seventh, and
Underwood. OF the Ninth.
John W Abercrombie was formerly
president of the University OF Ala.
bnna. When ne resigned he suggested
pr George II. Denny for the presi-
dcncy and warmly supported MIN, he
is now the Alabama agent OF Ken
mond publishing company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
NEW PLAYHOUSE PLANNED
FOR CHARLOTTESVILLE

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. April ?.--After being
without playhouse for three or moro years,
due to the burning down OF the jefferson
Auditorium Charlottesville al last Ia TO
have new, modern. up-to-date theatre
involving expenditure Of about $35. COZ
Tho Render Zimmerman Company Inc.D
some months ago purchased the old Jcncr-
son National Bank property. whic. extends
from Main to Water Streets and i few
days ago acquired OF A. G.. Bennett the lot
adjoining. thus giving them ample room
for "a modern playhouse.
The theatre will be built from the rear OF
the present building to Water street. and
will more than likely be called THE Jcf-
will De leo. and the stage will be Any
two feet wide and forty feet deep. with a
height OF twcnty-cIght feet. There will be
eight fire scapes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03

Kansas city. Mo, April 1.--Henr: l.
lost. thirty-one %ears II age. lIcmo-
cra;, was elected Mayor OF karsas
CRY to-day over Darius :. Brown.
Republican. incumbent b q majority
estimated st $500 votes. With Mr..
JVst the entire Democratic ticket out
side OF the few aldermen, we're .iected
The council stands eighteen Democrats
and sixteen RcpG blicans.
Mayor Brown, who formerly Was
president OF the league OF American
municipalities. ran on = platform that
favored municipal ownership OF gas
and electric light plants. MIR. lost Is
an associate prosecuting attorney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
Bowling

T.IInre 81 the COOK Printing Company TO
make lis appearance IN the regular scheo-
uicd contest with the .Ncos at INC Ncwfott
i.st night caused q forfeiture OF inc. seTI.s
~ ihc latter The race Tor the leadership
n: INC Richmond Bow!nS Association Is
min and tuck one, but I'VE points separate
iht Rcuingtone and Aleos, Ihe Altos nm
t.b.6 th,,r season last might. while the
Remin-;cnx are scheduled 10 bowl 4 post
ooned but owing 20 spell OF sickness. which
day. but owing TO spell o, sickness which
has confined captain Bell. o. the liihes-
D,sna,ch 10 his home for the pas, week.
the above postponed games may be BOWED
on Tuesday. April . The Aicos rolled In
hnc form, both team and IS individuals.
Cautain Gallasht. captured high scEe and
high total. with Whitman c!ose second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
BOY KILLS AGED NEGRO.

fsr-els to Tho Times Dispatch
coit'5oro. q, Aprii 2-Bocausc nc had
no paid nichie tht: fOurteca-year-oId
t'y claimed Was duo him By an old negro
Sei jones i!y,rs in G'.o< acto7u. about
on,-G!artcr CO T.Ns from the cts ~,
shot aud Instantly Nilled thit afternoon
ABOUT 20 O'Clock py the boy. jaime. uu!
-!. 10y stood az tile corner o. his own
home scou; 20 yards distance. and using
small tncn;s -ca!ib-- rtHe cred ,Yo
.hrts a. the old negro who va. .ca,,d en-
porch taking TO negro woman The
second SHOT took .nec;. and the boy threw
hV~u The run and ran, being caught about
orc mile from tho scene o. IN, murder
The jur- efnparcled hy Coroner L
StaHIcr rNct the crime on Hi.l and ner-o
hos o. eleven year. Jim Evans who wa.
with HIM at The sine. Bath were PLACED
IN la!l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
Hoods Sarsaparilla
For All Spring Ailments.

Mrs. Marion Bruce Cumberland, Nc,
writes: have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
Tor great many years, and think it tho
best blood medicine in tho world take
it both spring and fall This last winter
and spring was in very poor health I
was weak and had lost all my appetite.
and was all run down. As soon as |
began to take Hoods Sarsaparl!a my
turned. am now we'll, do my house.
work. and no longer have tina, tired feel
ing"
Get, it TO-DAY in usual liquid form or
choco!atcd tablets known as Sarsatabs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
STATE FOR WILSON
AND LA TOILETTE
Continued From First Page. !,

committeeman from Illinois, make.
INC Democratic aidermanic race. Th,
sullivan followers lost. eiShtcea ui
the victorious Democrats being ali-na,Y
with tho Harrison wing.
There viii be eighteen new Alder.
men in the Council. Eighteen prascn.
Aldermen were reelected. The Demo.
Gratis gain five Aldermen, maxim.
their total strength forty five IL
t"cntS-iuur tepubiicans. one hum
area and hity-tour cities and towns o.
Illinois voted under the provisions O,
The local option law to-day. Return.
received up TO late hour Indicated
that the advantage was slightly OH .he
wet side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
COLONEL LEAVES NEW YORK
Trip WilI Include Visit to Central Ill
inOia.

Trip wiIl Include Walt to Central Ill
iDois
New York, April Colonel Thco-
dors Roosevelt left for Louisville. Ky.
at sos o'clock this evening. During
train stop in Charlesto@n, W. Va.
al noon tomorrow h. viii make a
brief speech. and tomorrow evening
nc will deliver an address IN Louis
vile. On Thursday he will make an
Other formal speech in Partnerships,
". Va.
II vas announced al the Roosevelt
cry committee Offices late tonight
that Colonel Roosevelt mad decided TO
extend his present trip TO include III
lncis. Il was said that nc will probab-
" speak in several places in Central
Illinois on Saturday. but just where
waa not known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
RnIIroud rrnnlc In,err,,n,od

Bristol. Va, April 2,--High waters
nave caused many washouts and Sc
riously interrupted railroad traff
throughout Southwest Virginia and
Last Tennessee.
Tho IIolston River Is the highest in
wears, The natural tunnel OH the Vir-
Ginia and southwestern is flooded with
water aud trains have been transferred
over the mountain since early this
morning. Several washouts are re-
ported on tho Black Mountain Railway
and trains are being transferred at
numerous points. entailing great delay.
Streams have all overlooked their
banks and heavy damage Is reported
There was heavy and steady downpour
OF rain In this section for almost TWEEN
ty-four hours. ending this morning.
Rain is falling again Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
MEMP HIS FACES
SERIOUS PLIGHT
Industrial Plants Inundated, Gas
Works Threatened and Poo
pie Without Homes.

Memphis, Tenn. April with the
greatest volume of water In history
racing down the Mississippi River, the
main banks OF the great waterway re-
NAMED intact tonight. but private
levecs are breaking. and whether the
main revetmcnts. rain-soakcd. can
Withstand tho additional two feet OF
water or more predicted is problcmati-
cal. Government engineers assert that
the levees are in better shape than
during any previous food. River men
are less optimistic than the government
men.
In the vicinity of Cairo. H., two out
side levecs broke to-day. one in Scott
county. near Commerce. and another
back in Birds Point, No These out :
let's have relieved 10 some extent the
strain at Cairo. AL Birds Point Il
negro was drowned. the first fatality OF
the flood.
At Point Pleasant, Mo.. where the
river went through several days ago.
a mile of levee is gone. The lowlands
are flooded TO a depth or four or five
feet and the water is pouring into the
st. Francis River basin. This Is all
the immediate basin OF that river can
stand. Lind, Mo-. is also threatened
At that point tho bank has cavcd to
a point of danger.
Using snnd Bags.
In the Memphis district the White
River front is giving the greatest con-
Germ. Tonight the water is near tho
crest Of the embankmcnt and before
the highest stage is reached 1t is
probable that the levee will be top
ped
Modoc. Ark, thirty miles south of
Helena, sent In an alarming report
of sloughing banks. and aid is being
Aurried to that point. If this levee
should break, the greater part OF Phil
lips county. Ark would be inundated
In Tennessee the levce in Oblon
county. which protects Reclfoot Lake
from flood water, Is already being
topped. and sandhags arc being
stacked on the lcvec in an effort to
hold back the food South OF Memphis
the levees are holding. but many thou
sands of acres are under water and
the inhabitants have sought safety
on the hills.
Memphis proper is facing a serious
situation. I'm North Memphis back
water from Wolf River, a tributary of
the Mississippi. has overlooked Bayou
Gayoso. Several hundred families have
been driven from their homes. and a
score or more Industrial plants hav.,
been forced to suspend. The city's gas
plant IS surrounded by water, and
pumps are being worked continuously
TO remove the scepage
The reserve supply OF gas in the
reservoirs Will supply Memphis FOR
not more than sixteen hours
Train service into Memphis Is de-
m oraliZed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
TILE rAx-Eos WAY.

II you had medicine that would
strengthen the liver. the stomach, the kid
Heys and tho bowels, md at tho same time
make YOU strong VIII, systsmic tonic,
don't you bei;evs you would soon be we'll?
That's Tho LsITos Way"
We ask You TO buy tho mrs; bottle or tina
money back plan. and YOU Will ask your
aruEsitt 20 sell YOU tho second.
II keeps your whole insde right,
There is nothing else made like Lax-Fos
RsmAIubn tae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
Senator Lea I.nn,, sto,,ucr,

B..stol, Va. April 2.-Senator 1uke
Lea. in chars. Of the train bearing tho
body OF Senator Robert Love Taylor.
accompanied ny TIE family and dole
CATION OF Senators and Represents
tiVes. az midnight issued the follow
ing statement from Wythcvillo Va:
owing 10 freight wreck. train hea-
Ing Senator Tayior'. remains Is over
tWentY-four hours late II will pass
wreck abou, 6 o'clock wednesday,
morning and arrive In Nashville iata
Wednesday might. Senator Taylor's
family has decided for tho arrange
nents for Wednesday in Nashville 20
10 carried out on THURSDAY. The fu.
neral and burial will take place In
knoxville F-!ds" instead Of Thursday
LUXE lea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
DESTROYED BY FIrc.
{ Special To The Tin,ezDisn.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
Cartersviile. Va. April o.--Thc home
or Emmett Brown, near Ashby. was
entirely destroyed by FIRE Sunday
night. The house took fire about mid :
night. and Mr.. Brown and family cs-
capped in thoir night clothes, losing
everything.
The origin of tho are is not known
and there was no insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
FELL FROM a. C. l.. TRAIN.
Remains Of Dead Man Identified as Grady
O'Herry, of EairmOnt.
tspeeia 10 rhe Times pispatch.l

TNpNcIdI TO NJ Inlcs- UlsnatCh.J
Fayetteville, y. c., April g From develop
ments transpiring to-day. IL has been learn
ed that the Young man whose hcadlc.s body
was found near the Atlantic Coast Railroad
track. near Hayne, yesterday morning was
Grady ORcrry, OF Fairmont Robson coun.
~. and that no met his death by falling
from the train on which he was travelling
to Wilmington
TIE young mans body was brought
through here On route 20 his home at Fair-
mont by uncle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
Supreme Onicer Visits Lodge

Mrs. Jennie Il. Cole. o: RoNbury " Y.
supreme instructor o: the Order OF the
Golden Seal. met with Colonial Camp. No.
555. at Smitndeal Han last night. The de-
eGec OF the order was conferred on large
class OF candidates In fun military form
Commander Hiram T.. Anderson presided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
INSTANTLY Killed by Lightning.

IhpfcIaI 10 TIC llncS- DIspltch.l
onancock Va Oprll about daybreek
this morning Edward r. Ayers was killed
by lightning near his home on Chesconnes-
sex. lie had started with wasonload OF
FISH for onaneock. While driving a nash
came, killins him instantly. The horse was
uniniured.
The storm OF short duration. onIy
two nakhes with only two peals Of thun-
der being heard. His widow and three
eAildren SuTvtrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
To Relieve a Cold
On the Chest
(By request

A very simple but effective treatment
for colds-e especially tight chests and
hoarseness, also cold in the heads
Mcntolated Suct applied externally. Rub
in we'll over the lungs, cover with a warm
cloth, and let it remain overnight; also
apply TO the throat in same manner.
Swallow 4 small piece OF the Suet, or il
i, is a cold in the head, put small bit
well UP each nostrl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
site for New High school.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
AlcXandria Va, April IA deed has
been placed on record from H. W
tIcllmuth and C. I. Hellmuth convey
ing 10 tho City Council tract of land
consisting OF about seven and onc-half
acres. The price paid was 10000 The
property will be used Is high school
al -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
I az sSn-VNKlnIan ".
Standing Of the Clubs.

Tie strong owens & Minor team was pitt
ted against the Vaughan + Robertson team
last night at the Newport Alleys. Both
teams were for blood. as Will be seen
from the scores made. Owens & Minor fin
ally came out victorious. Captain Roy
played a good consistent game ali the way
Phipp led Vaughan Robertson for high
tcoTe and high total. The scores:
p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03
BUSCH'S PLAYERS
IN BETTER FORM
Hold New York Americans to ]
to Score Until Seventh
Inning.

Specl1! 20 The Times Dispatca.l
Petersburg. Va. April 2-Busch's young
.,ers showed better form this afternoon 70
their ,hird practice game. holding the New
score uniil The seventh. The Americans
won II to o. netting eight his, one a double.
ana receiving eight bases balls from
Bender, FOR ten runs. in the last three in
ninEs
Thompson. who came from the Tidewater
League gave up three hits and let run
coun, in the nrst. three innings creiser.
the former Rue Grass League pitcher, in
the next three innings held the visitors hit
less. 'ShowSs delayed the game.
Norfolk Defeats Newark.
Norfo.s Va. April 2.-Norfoit played
r.ngs around Newark to-day and defeated
them, by the score OF to with compare
t!ev ease. But for Two bad errors by Staub
ed tire visitor, only TWO runs Newark did not
play ike big eagucrs. and the game was
a long drawn-out affair
Atlanta, Ca, April The Toronto club.
of the Interna tlonal Lea que, the finai
game OF the practice series from the At
!anta, Southern League. here to-day by u
score OF 10 5.
a, washins,on--New York Nationals. s..
Washington Americans. :.
AT Due West, s. C-Erskine College, s.;
Charleston College. 6.
At clinton. $ c.-pres,ay ,erlan College
of South Carolina, 8: Furman University, l.
4. washtns,on-Ge University. s.;
Columbia University. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-03

Tho Rev Landon Il. Mason. T.. D.. rector
Of Grace church. will preach at Emma nuei
Episcopai Church. Henrico, tonight at 3
0 CLOCK.