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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-13
Nr1t1t11tE1, 40

ieni6ladt6ans, 6as ii6er cine N9il.
lion fUiten iOll nus5uiuhen. Sie ia.
ben ferner ibre geoulten ermd6tigt,
Die Suforporotion Der @eieQIhdft
gendB Dem Staats9eieee mogli9It
81 beidleunigen.
Gus lit ii6er piIfommene aunoe
fir Staot uno 2ano. geidt me6r
lnnge miro es oauern uno oie frii.
ber nad Siour GitD unO Chicago
poabelaoenen &ieb3iige meroen III
Siour Sails boffeutIib i6r Gno3iel
baben Die oaraus entiprinqenoeu
Gorteile Oes fiir5eren &iebtranspcr-
tes, ser &onfurren3preiie, ser erleib.
terteu 9ei6perlibfeit elmer neiten
9feiie II. /. NJ. liegen auf Der SanO.
IS miro mebr @ei5eu ltno aorn ge.
pflaH3t Deroen; Sotels, Geitaurants,
@eiddfte uller glrten meroen 8ors
tell bn6en ltno oie geraoe5u erItoun-
lid emporpahienoe yGlieen Gin"
miro Serrin oes Staates 6lei6en.
Siolr oas miro in ipGtern syobren
nit Smaba, CT. Saul, ct. Soc
IL. I. 10. nuf gleiAer Stufe Iteben.
Sltn0erte bon 2sngeiteIlten merOen
iidb in Siour Sails nieOerlaIien,
S1lrier mieten un0 bauen, oaS
@runoeigentumsgeib1ft miro in
normuler, itetiger @eiie enlporbIii-
ben, ii. |. M.
SoffentIib fonrinen nit Ser neuen
Shln1tbausanluge au6 eirlige bum.
bert bod)ipinfonunene 0eutihe G
un0 fiinftige SeroloIeier ols 0euti6e
Sun Dinner 9Sail 8rigo0e,@ tpeIhe
Dem 10 erfreulib enporfpadienoen
n8euti6eu SerolO" niiben nno ibm
aub fernerbin bas bofferltIih per-
0iente 8enonn1e Der ,Ieitenoen 0ert-
iden 3eitlug inn Staote" erbolten
mo iihern miro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-13
Grbebenbe sSeier

flutes, sen 9euti6Iano ouf sic
&utIt- rno a1tlturbeitrebungen 6Iler
80lfer allsgeiibt bat, 81 erridten.
Bripatperionen u0 offentline 9ln-
itdlten, @eIebrte iuio @eiAdftSleute,
llniperiitdten uno ftdotiide 8ertpaL-
tungen petteiferten ntiteinanoer, 5I
Dem Wonumente 0eltiher 4ltItltr IN
glmerifa ibr SherTlein bei3lttrngen.
9(ber mir 0eutid 9[merifdner ia.
ben ale llria9e, elm unternebmen 5u
foroern, ong Dem 2onoe unierer
g8abl our g6re gerei6t ltno 0as uns
@elegenbeit gibt, oie epigp1brenoe
2iebe 5u Dem 2anoe, IN Dem mir 0aS
9i6t Der g8eIt erbIidten, 5unt 9llis-
oriif 5u bringen. gSir boben in Die
lem 2anoe 6ie grfiiaung unierer
8iinihe gefltnoet, lrno mir fonnten
lrniere 9efdbigungen in elmer @eiie
entfalten Die -DenigItens einem gros
BEN Seile bon lns-in Ser aIten
Seinat nidt m6gIib geipeien more.
g8ir baben bier Die @elegertbeit ge-
fllnoen, 5u arbeitet, lulIere SSoeett
in sroBem Stile su bertpirtlihen.
9lmerifa bat Dem 9urHihnitts.
meniden cine Before @elegenbeit ge-
botelt, oaes 5u erlangen, mas er in
leineu gebeilniten @eoo1fen falun
3u ipiini6en pogte; 4IaiieniueIen uno
alaiiengeilt fennen mir bier niht.
8oS 0ffentlide 2eben lit auf polite
iher SSreibeit uno biirgerliher l1n-
abbGngigfeit gegritioet. g8n 9elttId-
Amerifaner miiiien 6aber i'm neuen
qermaniItilfen Muielm Ser Snr-
baro llniperlit6t 0as Symbol Der
OoppeIten 8e3iebung ieben, in Ser
mir 5u Dem 2anoe lnierer @abl Ite-
ben.
,8eionoers Hol5 iino mir Mneri-
faner beutiber 9t6fitnft, 0nB Oas ger
maliitiihe 0euieitm irner6alb Der
W1auern Ser ilteIten 1no angeieben-
item llniperiitdt oes 2an0es iein Sefm
gefun0en bat, Die gaftlid5 ibre 8Ore
geoffnet bot, Inn oeittif)e alrnitihGBe
uno oeutife 6oridlng miLlfoHmen
81 beiBen.
SD beee feinen 3tpeifel. 0oB 0as
neue Wluieum Ser Sarbaro 1lninera
iitGt niht lange oaS eirSige feiner
9lrt in @merifo bIeiben miro. SD
Iebe oie 3eit in ser Die llniperfitat
Columbia, oie llnioerIit1teu BON
8isconlin, uno Chicago. BON ct.
2onis un0 Gan Srancisco Dem 8ei-
IpieIe Der W1utternnltolt foIgen ni1o
0eutiher Rltnft luto @i1ienld)aft.
Oeutiher 2ultltrgeihid]te ben R[ae
einr1umen tper0en, Der ibneIl &C.
biibrt.
SIN ser 3Dii1en5eit ntiifien iptr
ale lmIere SorgfoIt oarouf berDeil-
ben, ooB oieIe erite Sodburg bent.
I5er auItlr ouf onlerifoniihem So
BEN in ipiir0iger @eiie aepfiegt miro.
Sd BIN iiberseiiet. 0oB ein ieoer
Geutih. .9lmeritoner Ieine Rflihten
erfernen uno ibnen tn gelDobnt@-
groBbersigcr @eiie rlohfomrlert miro.
Sd ieIbit bin iteI8 0aranf. Dab
mein gsoue i'm 3ulanntenbdnse nit
(5ortietlna oaf Seite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-13
Scblocbtboms Gcntr,lllt
SalSberger SOBac iuerOen In SiOnr SAILS grObs
artigc Stud OarOs erri6ten

9is oie friibere groBe S6la6t.
bousanloge Der WlorreQ & SO.
Der f15 SSobren Satiode pur0e uno
leBtere @eieaihoft eine Der mo0ern-
item glnlagen I'M 8erte BON iiber
$250,000 errihtete, nuroe Die
ie 8otiabe nid)t MIR bon Sipur
Sails, ionoern bon Der geIamten @e-
lhdftsmelt oes Stoutes, ltno beion.
oere bon Ger 6armertIof e
aufs @rfreuIihlte begriiBt.
Gieie SSreu0e nur0e cine nod gro
Bere, aIs Die orittgr5Bte S6la6t-
bausfirma in Ben Ser. Stnuten iib
in Sicrr Sails ni,9trLieB, nGntlih
Sm;5uger II. SObue. gsadScr lie
3ruGGit cine Option galidert blttel,
r-ortttpn ne a6, mie Frh ole @eit1 q.
te entipideln lUiiroen, Inn Damn ibrer.
ieitS einc rod gro lrtiaere SGlrlt.
hausaniage als 0ie r,r NeorreG &
so. nebit Stod- 9aros ST erbauelt.
SSeoermnnn, Der in Siour Sails uno
ser gnttDideIung oes Staates in.
tereiIirt lit piinihte nntiirlih, oaB
oieie Soffnung nidt 81 SdanOen
Diir0e.
uno Tie lit ni6t 8u
Q fan0en gemoroen.
Srosoem unoere StGote, bcion-
oers lmiere itGrfite Sdta6t6aus-8 sri.
balm Siour GitD, SunoerttouIenoe
Dollars offerirte. Inn cine Shlnht-
bausanIage III Sioup Sails 3u bin-
tertreiben imO fir iib ieIber 81 IT.
dern, iino Die gei91ftli6en glusiih-
ten oerartige, ooB Die 6irnu Sul5-
berger Ii. So6ne MN bereits 5ur Eat
ihritten. Sie baben bereits einen
Croft bon 20 9(dern 2dno ausae-
legt, Inn groBartige Stod- Yaros one
5uIegen, irno bdben ferner ibren SSn.
genieur benltftragt, 8lGne ST. enttuer.
zen uno Oos 2ano fir oas nene 8ie.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-13

pagne, nobel er iiber 5000 WietIen
5uriidIegte. alleim er iuurbe Snrdl
iid ieIber aeidlagen. 9os &clf bat
beIon0ers IN ben 2ono0iitriften er.
FAINT, ooB Geo. So. Cyan ais Sou.
berneur oireft cine 20lnnritdt gene
len mare iino Der iibertriebenen uno
itnnotiirlihen Cyan GdD1rmerei.
Die bieIfnd geroOeSu in 6onatismus
aasgeortettDor, folgte natnrgenloB
oie 3eoftion. Soffentlih 5iebt Serr
Ggan ais Wtenib unO ais goIitifer
oie Qoaiequensen aus Oen @oblre-
Iultat. beiouoers aus Dem BON Wiin-
nebaba County, mo- er usr 2 SAT-
rem NIT 20O0 Stimmen nominirt,
oieles Nsal ober fat uuntergeihneit
pur0e. 4-A..L-.... -.....4.-~.l.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-13

@rnnSitein 5im @ermanrltiTden
@nienm sslest
3u elmer erbebenOen 6eier ge-
itoItete fib om 8. SUM- Die @rino.
Iteinlealtng gum @ermoniitilhen Qtlt-
ieinn Ser SarDarO llnioeriitGt in
Cambridge, Dlaii. @rnf pon 8ern-
Itorff, ser oeutihe 8otifnfter, belt
cine oeutIAe &eoe, in ser er Dor
allen Die freunoi6aftIiben 8e5ie.
bungen 5pii9en oen Ser. Stao-
ten un0 9erti6lano berbor6ob u1o
Der Soffning ausorud DerIieb, Dab
oieie 8e5ieblngen 0ieiel6en bleiben
meroen, Die tie belte iino.
Serr Sugo 9ieiIinger berIos cine
Geoe oes ct. 2ouiS'er Wtiaiondr
8rauberrn @oolpbus 8ui6, Der fir
0us W2iiieum $250,000 beigelteuert
bat, imo aIs elmer Der gbrengdite 8lt
Der 5eier eingelnOen par. (Serr
8uid bate au6 peripro9en, Der
sSeier bei5upobuefL mar ober 6ur9
&rnntbeit pnerbinDert, ieinem8eripre-
den nad5utontmen.) Inter ben an.
peienoen @GIten befano Iib anOrep
Q. @bite. Der friibere 8otld)after Der
@ereinigten Stoateu in Deutidlano.
9os neue @ermoniitii6e 0filieum
miro 100000 foIten ul0 loa elm
8ro6tbau iperoen. Gs ltebt an Der
gde bon Divinity 9lpe iuto 4irflano
StrnBe.
9leoe bon gOUlpbns SuIdl
SD 0anfe SSbnen, perebrte Ser
rem, fiir Die @orte 0es 8anfes, bic
sic Ser @abe ge5ont baben, Die mir
perqonnt mar. Dem Gonlitee oes Ger
maniItiIhen Wtuieuns 5li iiberrei-
diem. SD ge6e Sbnen Die gerlihe.
riu1g, oaB i6 es nit aufri6tiger
SSreu0e getan babe, ipofiir Sic mir
0anf o6Itatten, oe1tn ib oenfe, 0aB
elm ie0er 9(nlerifarer oeltiber glb-
Itanmung NIT Stol3 allf Die 8riin-
ounq oeS neuen SSnititlttes ieben uno
nnaemelien ieiten materiellen Ser
b1ltitiiien sur Grbaltlng 0es Wiitle-
INNS beitrageu ioIlte
0enfen Sic oaran mos Die 3eltt-
ifen inn alten @aterlan0e getan bd.
ben, nm oie grbalntng iinO 9usltat.
tlnq 0es SStitit1ites an ernl0gliben
Ser 0eiitibe 9oiier, 0ieler einIihts-
none uno bodber5ige Serr, Der snr
Grbaltung Ses @eltfrie0ens mebr
6eiaetragen bat ais irgenb cine an-
Sere gerISnlidDieit nniers SabrBnn-
Serts ,batte fairm bon Scr glbiidt
geb0rt, elm germotliitiihes Wnienm
an griin0en, ais er in freigeblglter
ggeiIe IN S8ort uno Sot iein snterei-
Re befunoete uno ieinen GinfIuB sur
SSor0eritng oes llnternebmetls ollf.
bot. Seinem 8eilpiele folgten an
0ere oeutId)e yiiriien. Ger aonig
bon GohIen, Der Yrin8regent bon
@raunlhtpeig iteuerten III freigebig-
iter @eiie bel.
ssn gans 3elitidIon6, no irnner
Der Silfernf beroffentlidlt Uotoen
mar, ihien 0os 8oIf su fiibIen. oaB
fid bier eine @eleeeilbeit BOT, onf
olnerifanild)em 9ooen Elm uHOer.
gangIid5es GentluaI oes erobell eill-
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9aOilum GOantp

@nrne 852, Ggon $40, SIN 100.
@pert 79S, Hindnep 5S4.
Sepperle $3.50, @losner $40, &oD
452, @latts 1t9.
Winer GoantD
gDrne 33t, @enn t75, Sun rs.
8ranlon $50, Dillon 194.
gauoba gibt 8prne 81, Cyan %,
Gua 1.
yDantton gDnntD
-gprne 765, Cyan sos. Gun SO.
Dillon (Danfton) 1860, 8ronlon
319.
2eiterbiIIe Cyan 42, gprae s,
Gun /.
syauespillc. Ggan 64. gprne 2i,
@ua 3. s.
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s.nraer Gpnmta

gprne 1884, Cyan 739, Gua SS,
SepperIe 529. @lasner SAT, HnD
267, 8latts 146.
Gpert t0i4. 8indneb sos.
QincDIn Gonntg
@prne 1t52. Cyan 758, Gua Ga.
Sepperle 566. 8op 489, @losner
459, EIatts 2f9.
gDert 6f3, BindneD 1916.
Gbas. Qlnaoert. Elm 9eutffer,
sum Sheriff ertuablt. aunoert 1t66,
Euder 925.
3us &0lptinterelie Ser 4rimdr.
mab[ orebte fih untiirIih i'm 0ie
@ouberneursfrnge SEQ. 8. Cyan
mnfte etne beiuuaoernSperte Sam.
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@titerc Grtra Yreiie

baeh8 Dor Sa Sse SaGn @JS
Der miro Oft gt
me- nabi
90 mfen n. e
len 0a
b
nuns
3
n
n p
ene@ n
6nh nih oann 6as
m mhen nuno
ran mo
Gnu @amc n r hIanScn 9He?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-13

g8enn t1td]t, 10 laBt Ib1 iOfOrt emtragen.
Sicr 1T Die Cite Der SUnteItautcn:
SRI. 5rieOa Gutenberg, Snm6plOf, 9. .. !.
Srl. Beatrice &prnman mn, Sberman, g.
Gyrf. 9comtina @inter, SarfitOn, 9. ,.
Srl. SOa 8melcr, 9nrfltUn, g. ..
SRI. 6eeIfe StraatmeBer, Sarfer, g. Q. :.
sSram Con &almer, Mitdcll, g. >. J.
Sri. Martba &lHSt, Mit6ea, 9. .. !.
sri. 3argarct Gal6nid, g)anttOH, 2. ?.
sSrl. sylDra 8rUngb, Canton, g. D..
9Sram glngnitina 5rafiel, Sripp, g. ..
SRI. 2ncile Sdiucppe, SumbOlOt, 2. ,.
N1at6iIoe 8OebOer, Ser reiO, 2. ?.
0iatbilOe g0ebler, SerennOT, 9. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
COLLEGES TIED IN
RACE FOR CUP
Hampden-Sidney and Randolph
Macon Each Plays One More
Game.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !


Hampden Sidney. Va. May 2l.-
HampdenS!dney. by defeating Ran
doiph- Macon on Saturday in Peters,
Durg, by the score OF / TO .. has tied
randolph Macon in the race for the
cup
There arc two more games to be
played in the league. one of which
'akes place tomorrow between Rich
Inond College and Hampden- Sidney
and the other later on between Rich
'"ond College and Randolph Macon.
Ihe standing OF the teams up to
date Is:
Won Lost. C.
Riampden- Sidney $50. 500
Eand oiph- Macon ..... Son
! Richmond College -. . 800
william and Mary. .O00
Hampden- Sidney's record for this
season has been a remarkable one
since the team has lost only one game
out or twelve games played. Among
these twelve were some OF the strong
est teams in the State. The team had
little trouble in defeating Randolph
Macon in Petersburg. for Lewis held
In this game he struck out twelve
| men and allowed only six scattered
hits, In none of the games pitched
| this season has nc allowed over seven
ponents to one and two hits.
Frey, the veteran catcher, has been
Playing pni;. ST., steady. consistent bali. and
ehalked up y~ as ssqrsn h GaseS nave been
| The inheld. with c. b. Saunders at
hrst. Painter Mt second Wysor at
shortstop and Wool at third IS one
which would do credit to any COL
| iege team. The outheld. too. with
Bedinger in left. Atkinson in centre
| and Is. r. Saunders IN right. is one
whose ability to handle the bat has
been terror to the colleges they have
! played
The team is batting about esi and
| helding equally ns well.
This Is the team which Coach Big
Dies undying efforts has turned out.
| and IT is due to his coaching that the
team thus far has made such n sue
| cessful showing With these men TN
their respective positions. HampdeE-
| Sidney Will play her last game to-
morrow on Broad Street Park aEainat
| Richmond College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
DANv|LLE LOSES
TO SH|PBU|LDERS
Prettiest Game of Season, Mark
ed by Brilliant Fielding on
Both Sides.
Especial to The Tmes-pIspatch.l

Danville, Va, May 21.-In the pret.
uest game OF the season here. Grinm's
ehipbuilders defeated the Tobaccon
As's IN "A same which was intesely ex-
citing from start to finish. The Wis
itors on their game in the sixth in.
h'hg' when CASTOR was pounded for
three two-baggers, which. with n base
ON oaiis' secured them two runs. Their
run In the fourth inning was also
cnhched by consecutive hitting.
IN this game CASTOR was hit hard
er thar In any of the six games he has
yet pitched. Mckenzie was very eff
receive. but was saved from defeat by
phenomenal fielding. notably by Ten
nant In centrcfield. VINO made two sem
Hational catches. Had he failed in
either. two runs would have been
scored. Coates in the left also made
star catch. 1T was a scrcamcr. fail
Ing close to the fence. but he made II
In splendid fashion. The fielding was
oriiiiant on both sides and the game
as pretty one as any fan would care
TO see. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
TIMELY HITTING
WINSFOR NORFOLK
Tars Take Close Game From
Lynchburg by Score
of q to 8.

Norfolk. Va. May 21.-Norfolk de-
feated Lynchburg again this after
noon in close and interesting game.
Norfolk's victory was due to timely
hitting. and to the fact that the gem
eral luck OF the game broke better
for the home team than It did for the
visitors.
The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
John NInr.hnII Lo.c..

Horfolk High School came 10 Rich
mond yesterday and took the meas
urc or John Marshall High School
Mt Broad Street Park by the score
OF 10 10 8. It was a pretty game o.
baseball. despite the one-sided score.
and the local lads put IN game
struggle against big odds. the visitors
having the older and more experienced
team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
Pertinent Comment
Rv Gus Malbert

I.ugh McKinnon, manager of the Gin
cinnati club. wires that he will be here
for the opening game Thursday with
bells on AID that he will take the Sc
ries of three from the Rebs. To win
the first game he has selected Bugs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
BRUCKMILLER YIELDS
ONLY THREE SINGLES
Brilliant Double Play in First Inning Is Only
Feature of Game at Portsmouth, Which
Colts Win by Score of 6 to g.
Especial 20 The Times u! spa tch.l

Portsmouth. Va. May 2i.--With the
exception OF brilliant double play in
the first inning. when Watson. after
long run. stabbed with his left hand
Grinin's line drive. which was labeled
for two sacks. resulting In Graf. who
had received free pass. being doubled
at first. the Richmond Portsmouth
game was void OF brilliant features.
The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
spnrrins mitch Is called or.

the sIN-round Hparr!ng exhibitor
between Mike Donaldson and Charlie
Gardner, scheduled for Saturday night
at the City Auditorium, has been
called OF because satisfactory ar
raDgcments could not he made where
by the police regulations could be met
II is highly PROBABLE that the match
VIII take place some t!rne next month
before the Virginia Athletic Club.
Donaldson is moro than anxious To
meet Gardner and the Washington boy
Is no less anxious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22

Summary: Two-base h!ts-McConas.
Stolen bases-castro. Double n1ovs--
Watson 70 Douglas: Titman to Cooper
Sacrifice hits-Murphy. Watson. Burke.
Bruckmilier. Bases on balls-by Bruck-
miller. /; by Britton. 2. Left on bases
Richmond Z; Portsmouth, 4. Struck
out-by Bruckmiller, o: by Britton, l.
Passed bails-Smith. i. Time of game.
1888. Umpire. Orth. Attendance, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
Totals ...;2e 81 10 Q


Newport News. % 0 0 o %
Summary: Runs-Runser. Bowen.
Pleiss. Wolfe. stolen bnses-Runser.
Spcr!fce hits-Hudgins. Two-base
hits-Schradcr. Pleiss. Wolfe, Bowen.
Coates. Threc-base hits-Tennant.
Left on base-Danviile. &: Newport
News. I. Base on balls-Gaston. 3:
Mckenzie. 3 Standardization. 4:
Mckenzie. 3. Standardization. 4:
Cmpire-Donohue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22

Norfolk .............0 3 OIL o 0X-4
Summary: Two-base hits-Keating,
Kircher. Stolen hases-Dodge. Keller
Wilson. Krebs. Double play-Dodge
to Bighie. sacrifice hits-IIooker
Brown, Vickery. Staub. Base on balls
on Woods. .: off Nickery. 5. Left
on bases-Lynchburg. Z; Norfolk. Z.
Struck out-By Woods, 3; by Vickery.
3. Time OF game-1:35. Umpires-
Black and Mace. Attendance-350.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At birmingham: Birmingham. 4;
0.
At Atlanta; Atlanta. 2: Montgomery,
tonly two games soheduled>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-22
Some DiII at the Empire.

WITHOUT a single weak act, tho cur
rent bill at the Empire is proba biv
the best that has been offered at that
opening. Indeed. the bill is Of sucb
uniform excellence that Il Is somna
what difficult to pick the headline act
though tho Visions dart" is ioubt,
less entitled to that distinction hv
virtue of its unusual character and
OF the classic beauty of the form Of
the young woman who poses for the
visions.
Every act Is we'll worth seeing or
hearing. and, taken together. fhev
form practically az call STAR bill.
w d n
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AMUSEM VENTS
Academy, matinee and nisht-"rb,
Lottery Man,"
BijOu-iIinemaco color.
"rrince Chap Next Week.

Prince Chap" Next Week.
The most decided hit of the present
engagement Of Lucille LaVerne and
her players has been made this week
In Rida Johnson Young's "The Lottery
Man. Though built OF the stun of
which laughs are made. there Is still
enough of the love interest "a male
the audience follow the thread of the
story from beginning to end, and like
every moment of 1t. But 1t is the
COMEDY which is uppermost. There
VIII De n matinee this afternoon. To-
morrow night there will be no ner-
,,9rmance, the University College Of
medicine having rented the house for
G Td, exercises Next weel,
Edward Peple's The Prince Cha NJ:
VIII be offered. Mr.. PepIe Is a Ricb-
mond author. and a host of friends
VIII be glad to witness n performanc,
OF one or his masterpieces.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
DnnTiiie, 1; Newport News. 3.
Ronnokc, U; Petersburg, 4.
Portsmouth, .; nichmond. q.
Norfolk, ~ LynchburS, 3.
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fee. it was entirely unintentional, and
further. IL 1t Is coincidence. every
other paper in the Stare has made the
same mistake. II the standing Is in
correct 1t will be corrected.
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The Colts keep up their winning
streak. nobody being able to stop them.
II this thing goes on Richmond will
De hosting two remnants at the end OF
the season.
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isaSmonH. while the western CLUBS
are travelling East the eastern CLUBS
VIII take rest therefore there VIII
ne no game To-Day at Lee Park. IL
.hchinnon really senos Bugs TO the
houho IL IS cinch mat Newman
VIII seho Iayi9T 10 oppose MIN. Ihese
Two should put up grand exhibition.
huyhohu is IN conaition lie Is one
ov,,, or,inst ~. host ~ 49,, ' ~. ~
6it;on ,bess two cl,,hs wi,I ~ at.
II on, for ,hird nlacn which ,,,,,, r,ai,s
Tho hattlo oil ,bo nora ,,,a..a,,,
iSol,owine cincirnat, .or,as p,t,sh,,rns
tban CIave1and "a 49, rSL,.a.,o - -
evarv cIuh In Tho leo 90 Mi, 80 49,
seen ot Too park
Having dwelt on the pleasant for
Few BRIEF seconds. there is just one
unpleasant matter to be discussed
Aoung COOK, or tho New York club.
absolutely lost his head In the game
Yesterday. and he was summarily pun
ished. losing his Job and being made to
rico county, while still having little
punishment coming to him from the
League proper. still he should not be
100 harshiy dealt with or course
mere Is no excuse Tor such action as
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE TIIEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond MT Portsmouth
Petersburg Mt Roanoke.
N'port News at Danville.
L!rchburE Mt Norfolk.
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the best ball players In the business
that is. outside OF the big show. TIL.
Westerners have kept the league alive
The attendance at the games in the
West has been far ahead Of eXpecta-
lions. and interest in the contests are
growing every day. despite the opposi :
ton from some OF the big leagues.
which are going good. Richmond has
never had n chance to see ball clubs
from the big cities OF tho West, and a
hearty welcome Will probably be ac-
corded them.
Several complaints from Petersburg
havs reached this office relative to the
standing OF that club in the league.
II there has been n mistake in this Of
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All games at Leo Park hereafter
VIII begin at 1890 o'clock instead OF
4I5. as heretofore. -
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Umpire Cullen left last night for
heading. He will be succeeded by
Umpire Tone. 70
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On Sunday
Chr Giu,es szAe~ Dtspatb
Will print many interesting features,
some Of which will appeal to every
man, woman and child in Virginia
and North Carolina.
It's only necessary to mention a
few:
he news Of Richmond Of Virginia and Of North
A Civil War article by Col. W. Gordon McCabe.
An illustrated page of Cable News.
page of Special Features
anpe An M1s Msga5ns Of 10 in which
Could lell and many other excellent stories.
A page of Travel GlustatedD by Carpenter
An illustrated page by Watkins.
What Women Should Wear.
Society at home and throughout this section Of
the country
The unique Confederate Section the only feature
OF its kind printed in any paper.
Who's Who, from the standpoint of Genealoev
A great Children's Page written and illustrated
by the children members Of the 7. D. c. C.
A review Of the and best Books
A Sporting Section in which is printed every
thing that's worth while. Written by experts
Coored Comics for children and grown-up
people.
I he of the United States and foreign
countries six special telegraph which run
directly into The Times Dispatch Offices
Cir Gimrs s zake> Djgpattb
Prints
All the News, All the Time
Order 1T No1v!
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With the Western clubs coming to
pay Richmond visit. Lee Park should
play to capacity business every day.
These clubs have been put togsther at
great expense. They contain some Of
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Batted for Vickery in ninth.
Score by innings.