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.Batted for Benz in tne ninth.

'Batted for Benz In tne ninth.
Washington ..........a 0 o "A
Chicago ............iO . D o o o 90
Left on bases-Wsshington, .: Chicago 2. Two
base hits-Foster. Giandii. Morgan. Double play
Mcbride and GanGil. Empires-Messrs. Connolly
and Hart. Time OF game hour and 81 minutes.
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Iirst Gaae-AtlsntIc City. 4: Harrisburg /
second gsme Harrisburg. /; Atlantic City, o
First game Allentown, =; York, ;. Second
:sme-AiIentown, a. York !.
First Wilmington, 3; Jamestown, 0. Sec
nd game Wilmington. ;; Johnstown a
Reading, Z; Trenton, .
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FOUR FAST POLO GAMES.
Second Round Reached in Play for
the Atlantic Guns.

gusS 11.-Four games in the second round
FOR the Atlantic cups We're played on the
Point Judith Polo Club grounds yester-
day afternoon. The Philadelphia Free
oooters defeated Myopia by score of liz
TO goals, without handicap; Piping
Rock defeated Kansas City by a score
of 10 to 5 goals in the face of a six-goai
handicap: Great Neck won from Dedham
by a score of liz to 6 goals, the latter
having one-goal handicap, and Camden
gave the Philadelphia Country Club seven
goals handicap and then defeated it by
a score of II to 1874 goals.
The llne-ups follow.
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SECTION A.
STANDING OF THE CT
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Cornell, 6; Bankers. 1.

--~----~@~t
The result of yesterdays game. which
went to Cornell, to l. gives the Capital
City chaps a decided advantage in the
race in section A. The loss proved a big
setback to the Bankers. who had hoped
to even scores by defeating their rivals.
Had not darkness prevented further
play after the Bankers rally in the eighth
there might have been a different score.
Cornell at the beginning OF this frame
safe for the greater part of the game the
Security boys became suddenly rejuve-
mated and hit the ball to ali corners OF
the field. They had scored four in this in
the bat, Umpire Hughes was forced TO
call a halt because of the impossibility
to see the ball. Had the Bankers tied
the score Cornell. as the home team.
would have been entitled to an extra bat.
This would not have been possible. The
score which obtained in the seventh was
final.
Six doubles We're driven out. three by
each team. Giovanetti. Saib and Caste
them. while Dyer. Mike Macdonald and
Riddle got the Bankers share.
Chris Fienli lasted the entire game for
Security, while Cornell used three-Jack-
son, Hummer and Thompson. The Bank
err struck out seven, but passed six. Jack
son until the fourth inning allowed hut
one hit. two successive doubles by Riddle
and Dyer necessitating his removal
Hummer. who relieved him, allowed one
hit In each OF the sixth and seventh in
nings.
'Inky'' Davis accidentally spiked Jack
Hurley in the eighth, while sliding intd
third on an attempt to make the station
on short passed ball. He was easily
retired on quick throw from Noyes.
BILLY" Marceron. who was injured In
the Pepco game, was unable 70 60 the
full route because of lingering lameness.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

winstcn-Seiem. >: Greensboro. /.
Spartanb.rg. 9: Greerviile e..
Anderson. 8; Charlotte, =
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGrE

frs; game Toronto. .: Baltimore L. SccoId
:ame- Toronto. :. Baltimore, 1.
Newark. q. Montreal. e.
Buffalo. ); Providence o.
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Atlanta, Z: Noble. .
Montgomery. 4: Memphis. o.
New ORLEANS. .: ChattanoDga. =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .xgshie. called in taird
Gptng on account Of rain.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEACUE.

Richmond. 3. Norfolk 2
q: Roanoke, 3.
Petersburg. IL: Newport News, ).
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Mike Donlin Is batting .364. for the Pr
rates, which Is just 50 points better than
the best hitter in the Giant .outfield is
doing.
When it comes to stealing bases there
appears to be only one real, simon-pure
greyhound. he being Milan. He has stolen
sixty-one bases. and the nearest to him
In either league is Eddie Collins, with
forty -0ue.-New York Sun.
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SECTION B.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. l.. Pet W. T.. Pct.
Ninth ..... .0n Printers. 49,. .0JO
Nativity. 800
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TO-DAY TOMORROW.
Boston 1t ST Louis. - Boston at Cincinnati.
Phlla. At PittoburHh. Phila. at Chicago.
Brooklya at Cincinnati. New York at ST. Louis.
New YORK at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-17

club OF the New England Base Ball
League. was sold yesterday to the st.
Louis Browns for $1,000. Miller will re-
port at the close of the New England
League season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-17

Cy Barger. the Brooklyn pitcher, was
released yesterday to the Newark In
dams.
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SCHEDULES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY TOMORROW.
| Cleveland ut Wasa'n.
st. Louis nj New Yors | No games.
| ChicGgo At Phila.
Detroit at Boston.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Jacksonville. q. Albany. 1.
Columbia. .: Columbus, s.
savannah Macon; rain. -..s..--
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SECTION C.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
W. L. fct. W. l.. Pet
g. r. o.. l 1000 Southern oM
Park. 900
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Park VS.. G. r. o.. 18th and Florida avenue
northeast, 5:I5.
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Wolverton makes hits SO often batting
in pinch that the substitutes keep in
condition running for him.
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Pitchers are putting the ball over for
Sheckard more this season, and he isn't
enjoying as many strolls to frst base as
he did last year.
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GAME To-Day

Yesterdays RESULT.
G. T. o.. IL: Southern, 4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 4 Chicago. =. @
Philadelphia. 3 Cleveland. ~
New York. ). g Detroit. s.
St. Louis. g Boston. 2
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'Inky'' Davis accidentally spiked Jack
Hurley in the eighth, while sliding intd
third on an attempt to make the station
on a short passed ball. He was easily
retired on a quick throw from Noyes
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

The Detroits, 1t Is reported, have landed
Red Corridor. the Kansas City short
stop. for $4,000. Kansas City wanted
ST. 900 month ago.
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The Cleveland Maps have released Pad
dy Livingston. catcher. to Toledo OF the
American Association. =
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Billy Marceron. who was injured in
the Pepco game, was unable to 60 the
full route because Of lingering lameness.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21


An unS.cs standing whereby n
rnodns Nivcnei win he established
between the Cnitcd States and
Russia tn prevent a complete ru9-
turc OF commercial relations on
January Isl next. when the
Anscris an ahroEatioa ~ tisc COM
uscrl iai ts,caty OF 1SS2 becomes
efIeStiyc. has hrSn reaCslcd By
- rotary OF state Knox and Rus
sian Ambassador Bakhmetcf.
The exact details Of the under
StanGinC have not he-cR made pnh-
llc. bur a a. said that an adj ust-
mont has hen made that viii
prove satisfactory 10 both Coun-
Tries A great tariff war A. thus
aVcrted. and. Incidentally. an
other long debate IN the present
OOngreSs has becn svoidcd.
ft Was CcDcraily reported that
an agrccnlcnt had bccn adopted
between this Government and
Russia. a. n result OF the confer
enCc between S-eCrcfary Knox and
Ambassador Rakhmctcn. but Ia
has been learned definitely iaSt
night that the result Of the dipio-
matte negotiations Cannot be
termed an agreement Il T.
simply an arrangements Tor
moduS Niycndi. 70 be scaled BY
the exchange &C Informal notes.
and viii not have 20 he ratified
by the United State~ senate
PASSPORT QUESTION Co.'s
OAHR
In Other words. the Russian
American pa~Spor1 question.
~hfCh a. the fundamental issue
involved. l. az he passed on BY the
present administration 10 " ood-
row Wilson The only cncC1 OF
the understanding between Mr.
kno1 and Ambassador Bakhmctcn
H. 10 preserve Tie status quo until
the new administrator comes into
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
FRA I-IBERTUS- CHILD
MOST PERFECT Girl

Ann ARBOR MICH Special
Miriam Euhrlrc. daughter 81 Fra
ElhertuE Hubbard a. the nosr per
feet Eirl physically ever 20 enter the
University a. Michigan. TIE physical
director 90 the girls gymnasium has
MADE the announcemeu The de-
scrirtion is a. follows.
Tall and slender. without very great
curves weight. 1915. height. So
inches. lung capacity. els. strength
test. SIS pounds; lungs and heart On
perfect condition.
TIE director adds that az she Is
yourr. the next few pears undoubtedly
wli give her a physical beauty equal
90 her present bodily perfection.
she is modest and gracious. with a
low. sweet voice anc way hair. she
seems surprised 70 learn the Gistinc-
zion the physical director gave her.
Ions aEo ] learned that one can
not keep well unless one works On the
lelt anl gains health from the sun
shine" che said In her fathers school
she cid exactly the vcrk the boys did.
4 always have taken an the exercise
consistent with my years and my
strength
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
DENNY REFUSES To
TALK OF VERDICT

LYNCHBURG, VA Special
Intcrrogatod as 10 their views on
the subject OF the Governor IN
tcrferinS I'm the sentence rendered
BY the jury I'm the Allen cases.
Pishop Denny. OF the Methodist
Conference, Friday said he was a
Tor, aCher. and the matter was out
OF his range.
DIR. j. T. Mastln. OF the State
Board of Charities. said ne left
the matter TO the jury and the
Governor.
DR.. II. T.. blackwell. president
OF Randolph Macon College. ia
vors no executive interference I'm
the matter.
DIR. James Cannon said nc had
expressed his views In a late num-
Der OF the Christian Advocate. lie
T. against interference.
DIR. W. G.. Starr said Let the
law take It's course"
Mr.. j. 4. PcttyjOhn. OF Lynch
burg. "a prominent Methodist lay
man. + opposed 20 the Governor
interfering. and Mr.. J. &. Frank
lin, an attorney at law and lay
man attending the conference. h
OF the same opinion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
GAMRLER2 No. HE WAS
THERE TO TN TEETH

NEW YORK Special .- Two men
went 70 the landlady OF a house In
West Thirty-slNth Street last Friday
and asked u they could rent the
lower floor.
I'm very particular" she told
them What is your business2"
We are nrst-class composers who
don't have 20 use "a plano or musical
instrument one Of the men replied.
The floor was rented and the men
moved in that afternoon.
ON Monday Inspector Lahey re
ceiVed letter telling him that
Eambnrg house had been opened in
West Thirty sixth Street. and Wed
nesday afternoon ne sent squad OF
men 10 get evidence and make raid.
in the basement OF the house is 90
restaurant one OF the detectives
went through the restaurant and.
climbing on an extension shed. pecped
through Ca rear window and saw five
men standing about roulette wheel
The detective gave the signal and
doors were smashed in. The Ave men
were arrested. charged with being
common gamblers.
one OF them said ne was Louis
Shrader. a dentist. OF f44 Clinton
Avenue. West Hoboken.
I'm not a gambler he cried eN-
citedly. Il got letter from man
named Abe asking me 20 come TO
this hous. and nN his teeth. SO Z
4 came 10 -NfW ht AbAA1 Win Ail
wife and while she was shopping 7
came here 20 my customer.
NO: I can't remember Abe's last
name. Won't you let me gOr ! sim
ply must meet my wife and. take her
home. How can ! ever explain 60
/ aer2"
You can explain tomorrow" Dr..
Sh~ader WIS told cor ~ you car
get bail you might explain tonight
\ lie and the four others were locked
\ up.
/ 4 tag tied 20 the roulette wheel
/ showed II had been seized IN ~Beansy'
( Rosenfeld's gambling house. June -
1911. By Lieutenant Schlunsen. IL is
supposed 20 have been repleyinec
from headquarters.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
JAMES CANNON.
"R. II. BENNETT.
JOHN -. MORR,
III. r. JOHNSON. q"
Conference Notes.
Especial COrrespOndencc. ,

LYNCHBURG. VA, Specialize
spite the downpOur or rain Wednes-
day evening. quite a large crowd as
sembled ia the auditorium OF Court
street Methodist Episcopal Church TO
hear the opening sermon by Rev. Dr.
T. 4. SmOot, pastor OF Epworth
Church. Norfolk.
Thursday afternoon the conference
had the privilege or hearing an ad-
dress from a converted Jew. Rev. Or.
Julius Magaths OF Georgia. who has
visited the State before. Al night. al
the missionary meeting. Rev T. H.
Haden. a native OF Virginia, now
missionary In Japan. made an ed-
drees.
Quite a number Of newspaper re-
pOrters are seen In the conference
room every day. The I.ynchburg
press r. giving a great deal OF space
TO reports OF conference news and
Gossip Among the press representa-
lives OF tho city We notice lady.
Miss Mamie Bays. who seems 90 be
holding up her end well.
The paper offered Thursday morn
ing - Dr. ". W. Royal. asking the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

tusliy placed or a train az station
ase miles away from the city. where
We were escorted 1900 miles 20 the
frontier BY four detectives and a
corn pRuy o. soldiers
30 charges no warrants and no
other fCrmality were ever used or
referred 20 until we arrived az the
frontier. vhcn decree VAS handed
20 Dunn and ] signed by the Sccre-
tary OF State declaring Us "pcrnRcious
foreign subjects
I have the written authority ~
senator Fau 20 publish the fact that
I represented him and the Senate
committee i1 making the reQcri
above referred 20.
c. ?. 2. CARACR1STT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
THIS BEGGAR COULDN'T
"REPEAT'' ON DANGEL

NEW YORK Special Angus
Dangei. an electrician in moving pic
ture theater AT 253 West Twenty-nlnth
Street. called in Detectives Van Cote
and Dennisson from the West Seven
teenth Street Police Station Tuesday
night and pointed out 20 them man
whom he had helo until their arrival
what do you think OF him7" ne
demanded. Tried 20 play repeater
on me-"
Not quite sure what play re
peater" meant. the detectives asked
Dangel 90 explain. lie did thus.
-Four years ago. IN another moVing
picture shop. this old fellow came tC
me one night and showed me a lot OF
letters OF credit. He asald he had "a
sick wife ia jamaica. had just got
here from France. and asked me 20
lend him money.
The letters looked good. 50 Z gave
him S47. When he didn't turn up
again I Investigated tho letters and
found they weren't worth nickel
Now. tonight. ne walks into this
theater. pulls out the same old ALI
gator-skln wallet. springs some more
letters Of credit. lie said ne han a
mond ring. and asks me 20 lend him
money on them. His memory must
be failing"
The detective questioned the man.
who said he was William Brown. fifty
seven. OF 80 Bank Street lie said.
III youll only let me call up nay FRIEND
the Rev. Dr. Lynch. he'll tell you 7
am all right" He was allowed 20 call
a number. but he didn't get any re
Verend DOCTOR. The ring ne offered
was OF no value.
Brown was arrested and viii be ar
raigned ia Jefferson Market Court to
day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
PROVE JUDGE WAS
SHOT BY OFFICERS
1 0unSrl for Aliens Hopes 10 Establish
Proof that Judge MaSsie Was Shot
by Omcers During Court Melee.

0un>rl Tor AlRn> Hopes 10 k>Ithilsl
Proof that Judge Massle Was Sho
by Omcers During Court Melee.
NNTHEYILLE, VA Special
Just before Adjournment OF the
WytheYille Court Friday evening
Judge D. W Bolcn was recalled
for examination In the trial OF
~lGun Allen 90 show the position
OF Shcrin Webb with reference
ID thc position Of the other oni-
ccr- OF thc court
sheriff " cbb was shot in the
hack and the defense viii contend
that many uf the wounds acCrcfl-
tied to the Aliens were inflicted
bA the Wild shooting or tire four
officers. and that the bullet cX-
tractcd from the padding OF Judge
Ma~-ic'~ chair. which entered
from thc left side. bear mute
testimony 90 This effect. a. the
oniCcr- occupied "A position 10 the
lcft 81 the Judge.
Iii \. PuckctL "a member OF
tlc Carroll county jury which
tried Floyd Allen, examined i'm
the case for the first time
,-orrOboratcd Frank Fowler and
n. j.. Lindsay "a to the shots fired
at Jndgc MuS~ic. after hc was
down The confederation related
40 the statement that "a Judge
Ma--ic Vva- dying On the floor,
with hi- head near thc Judges
stand. where he had fallen when
tbc shooting began. some one
came up near the steps and fired
several shots. the empty shells
falling In the dying mans face
Aituc--- sid lac did not rcCog-
WN AL n
any one shoot or sce ans weapon
except the one near sheriff Webb,
after Ia s.aa @land down
w. &. QueSenbcrFy, deputy
clerk. testified that he was In the
habit or going into tls- .Burt
room. and that ne was in that
room the afternoon before the
tragedy and noticed the Aliens.
with the exception OF Claude
Again Ia the morning lac said he
went 60 the court room and again
Jaw the Aliens occupying the same
positions a. on the evening before.
Claude, lac said. was then present.
occupying "A position at the side
OF Sidna Allen.
Wines went into full details as
90 what occurred ON the day OF
the shooting and his own part In
same.
Wines was subjected 60 one OF
the most rigid crosse examinations.
" g NeStcr, another member
OF the Carroll county jury. stated
that he saw Claude Allen ia "A
whispered cor $780, afion with his
father. He then returned TO his
former position in the northeast
CORNER az the room. and saw
lloyd Allen draw hi~ pistol and
shoot several times I'm the direc-
tion OF W. ~. Foster, Common
wcBlth's Attorney.
+. y. Seagfe. the undertaken
who prepared Judge Massie's
body for burial. testified as TO
the dead mans wounds. de@crib-
ing them ln detail. Ills evidence
was a repetition OF that given In
other trials.
~. j. WiikerEon, n hank cash
Ter. gave evidence regarding the
action OF Floyd and Sidna Allen.
after coming from the court
house Tits story was not mate
RALLY different frOm the former
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

Church that tho women be given
what they deem 10 be their rights
and privileges. suggested 20 more
than one nearer the female suffrage
fad OF which We have had 80 much
Of late years
Among the older members OF the
conference who are I'm attendance
are DR.. 8 s. Lambeth. Rev. james
q. Moss Rev. J. N. Amiss. Rev. c
g. Wertenbaker and Or. W. r.. Jud-
kins.
one OF the clerical members OF the
body. Rev. T. ]. Taylor. OF Newport
News. has been quite sick. but At last
accounts IL improving.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
BOILER IcNPLODFS:
TRAINNIEN HURT

ROANOKE. VA. Special.-A ioca-
motive ora thr NirElulan hallway blew
up last niEht near Lafayette. Mont
bumrrF county Engineer a. ". An
GreuS. Fireman L.rgt M alton and
brakeman O.. 50. Lucas We're ala scri-
nuslN ~calded
& road engine conveyed the injured
man fo ths Roanoke hospital "a here
IL Is feared that Engineer Andrews
viii not recover.
Besides lusluE ar eye. which was
burned out fhe engineer suffered Is
fracfurr of ths skull Both engineer
amt ar, man reside at Princeton. where
each has "a family.
BRA ktIuau Lucas -tsltrs % Norro VS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
DAVIS STATUE
NEXT To LINCOLN

WASHINGTON. ID. e. Special
After several legislative SESSIONS
with the general officer 81 fie
4 nltci Daughters 81 tie COufcde-
racy. nneIubcFs OF tne kenfucky
delegation have rcn cbed cum
promise on their proposition 20
remove fhe statue 81 Abraham
IA1Coin from the State Capitol az
Frsnkforr and replace a with one
- jefferson DAVIS, President %
The COufeceracy.
SOsne 81 the uecOn-fr 1Cfcd
daughters objected 90 tIac removal
% tie Lincoln statue. 90 a. has
finally bee1s decided % piace a
stafBe Of the Confederate f'rcei-
dent on q twin pedestal beside the
Lincoln monument.
a number % the hcnfucky
dclexafiOn said today:
e-D1 Course. fFc would rather re-
piace the Lincoln statrte. but a.
81 A. there g. nothing 90 prcvcns
us ordering \ statue OF Mr.. Dayts.
which NAV D. few inctsee higher
than the Lincoln memorial"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

D. Nortgomery. OF Richmond
The annual sermon was preached hs
Rev. n. IlaEEctt skinner. Of Richmond.
rr. skinner theme was from john
1s.e. lie That Hath Seen Sic Hath
Seen the Father" The devotional
exercises were conducted by Rcv. L. "a
Walton. Of Fork Union. The welcome
TO the visiting Baptists was by Rev.
lr. D. ". Roper. pastor OF the First
Baptist church % this city. lu which
thr sessions are being held. and the
response was hv Rev. Dr r. W Bat
t1e. of charlottesville a former pastor
or the Petersburg church. About 500
persons attended last uiEhts meeting.