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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-25
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

To prevent pie cruStS from being
wet and soggy, bake in pan with sieve
bottom. This will also prevent all
from getting under bottom, raising VI
center and dropping down around
edge, the shells which are used fol-
filed pies.
A leaky bucket or lantern may be
mended with paint and cloth. Apply
coat of paint to small spot on out
side of bucket, covering the surface
for an inch or more around the hole |;
put piece of strong muslin over the
hole, press cloth firmly into the coat of
fresh paint, apply a second coat of
fresh paint to cover the cloth, let paint
dry thoroughly and the bucket will
not leak again in that spot.
New Use for Old Chenille Curtains
Ravel, cutting the warp each inch or
two; wind four strands on a ball, so
when weaving, the four strands
will be used as one of rags, using
fine dark-colored warp. With little
skill in arranging colors, a fine
Smyrna rug can be made.
To Clean White Fur-Buy ten
cents worth of plaster of paris and
sprinkle the article to be cleaned
lightly with it, rubbing with a soft
brush. Repeat if necessary. This
will clean much better than cornmeaI
and can be done in a few minutes
1t will also clean white plush or
beaver hats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-25

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
HORNER is WILLING
TO PAY sum DUE
S outh mpton Representative
Makes Statement Concern
ing His Indictment.
Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch. !

Norfolk. Va, March 1o.--Guy r..
Horner, representative of Southamp-
ton County in the Genorai Assembly,
was in Norfolk to-day, and made this
statement relative to the indictment
rendered against him on Monday at
Courtland:
II have always been ready and will
ing to pay the amount collected by me,
less my proper fees, and repeatedly
tried 10 do so. Failing to get the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company to receive 1t, turned the
matter over to my friend, John y.
Sebrcll, Jr., of Norfolk. 1 gave him
my check for the amount ] considered
duo the company, and requested him
to pay ii over for me and settle the
matter Mr. Sebrell still has my check
for the amount due. which L gave him
last November. He has repeatedly
tried to turn the check over to the
company. but they would not receive it,
The accusation of Misrepresentation
by the United States Fidelity Guaranty
Company and the indictment procured
by witnesses furnished by them was,
indeed, shock and surprise 20 me.
] learned of the indictment before my
return from Richmond, and hurried to
CORTLAND and requested the court to
give the earliest day possible in which
TO vindicatc my character and con-
duct"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
RACES
Juarez Results.


First race-six furlongs-Wado. III tGen-
tryl, 70 J: 20 ana 10 .. first: Baiti-
more, ~ MOTIF, TO l. to and to ),
second Thaka. lol tMetcalD, ! TO /. to >
ana TO .. third. Time. ll2 ia. Leford
Upland King, Swiftsure: Miss Edith. Zeno-
tex. Nlahal; jessup Burn, Visible. Rosenta
Frank G. Hogan. Russell McGili and Great
Friar also ran.
second race-one mile-Sigard los (Keder-
Isl. TO l. d to . and to .. first: Evelina
sS tMeica!p, ! to l. TO . and to 3. second :
First Star. l0J tHofmnn), to !. . TO and
even, third. Time. 80. Old Gotch. Hester
orbcu!a ton. Retente. Defy. Mazurka Vireo.
Third race-six furlongs-Sir Harry, 100
lMcChbel. to l. To and to 8. nrat
Roy. y (Roy), to /. to and to TO- sec
ond; Auntie Curl, 10! tColins). IL to ], S to
and to :. third. Time. ILL 3-5 Agnes
g., Wild Horse. Princess Janice. Sosius and
Dalston also ran.
Fourth race-Cerritos Handicap. FIVE and
II half furlongs-Colquitt. I02 (MetcaIf) ; to
!. to : and 10 10. first; Cosgrove lis (Mc-
Cabe). to ], even and to B. second; Orange
blossom. lo2 (MotD. to l. to 10 and l TO
3. third. Time. l02 rs. Scarlet Oaks Fur
longs and Royal Dolly also ran.
Firth race-six furongs-Lofty Haywood
III 90 i'rien). TO /, to and to 8. first
Acumen los (Taplin), to l. to and 10
10, second; Thistle Belle. LOG tMatthewsD
to l, tn and TO :. third. Time I:ll
panhachapi. Hazel c.. Miss Clark Janus
rarnell Girl. Stanley s.. Orimar Lad, Lone
star also ran.
sixth racc-one mile--Unclo Ben TO
tMottl, to !. to and even. first; Cislio
ond; Seacline. lo5 Gentry, to /. . to l and
even third. Time. 1887 40. Mary Emily
Cloud Chief. Little Marchmont. Hasson and
kclsetta also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
DECISION FAvoKs CH1NAMEN.
Judge Conner DIsmfsses Cases In Fed
ernl Court at Wilmington.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Wilmington, n. c., March 19.-In a
lengthy opinion banded down to-day,
Judge II. e. Conner. of the United
states District Court dismissed the
cases against three Cinnamon, Of this
city, who were arrested by Immigra-
ton Inspector w r. Morton, of Nor
folk, charged with being illegally in
the country.
About two months ago Inspector
Morton arrested six Cinnamon here on
this charge Tho cases of three are
before the Department of Labor, and
Judge Conner to-day dismissed the
other three. having Jurisdiction in these
cases. He holds that tho Chinamens
entry was lawful. and that they now
enjoy the privilege OF being minor
sons OF Chinese merchants.
Among the department cases is thai
of Lem Thung. alias Sam Lee. q rich
Chinaman of this city, who was al
lowed to re-enter the country by the
then Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Sagcl. Lem Thung owns bank and
other stock in Wilmington, and city
officials and other prominent citizens
have protested against his deportation
which is sought on a technicality. lie
has lived in Wilmington for ten or fif-
teen years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
EL0N TOO STRONG
FOR WAKE FOREST
Tspccia, to The Times-Dispa,ch. !

Wake Forest. y. G. March l9-Dis-
playing form far below that exhibited
IN practice, Wake Forest was defeated
this afternoon by k.lon by the score of
TO ,. The visitors found no diff
Gully IN connecting with the delivery
oil Cuthrcll and Moore. while Evans
held the locals powcrlcss throughout,
only two hits, both of which were
scratches. being secured off of his de-
livery.
Score by Innings r. H. T.
Wake Forest .o0o2 100000. . 4
Elon ..:....... 0020l % 10 2
batteries; Wake Forcst-Cuthrcll
Mooore and Daniel; Elon-E Evans and
~. summary: Two base hit-Brucc
lhrcc-hasc Hutchinson. HitS-ofr
Cuthrcll. in 6 innings, Z: off Moore. in
innings, 3 stolen bases Edwards
ahi Johnson. hit by pitched ball
Struggled and Coblc Left on bascs-
Wake Forest. 3: Elon S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
UNIVERSITY TEAM
SHOWS Up WELL
Defeated by Washington Second
Team by Score of to 4-Word
Plays Good Game.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch. !


Charlottesville. Va. March l9.--
Washingtons second team defeated
Virginia this afternoon . to 4, in a six
inning contest, which was called at
the end OF the sixth on account Of the
cold weather.
The collcgians showed up exceed
ingly we'll. fielding in almost perfect
form. Flanagan. formerly OF Jcffer-
son school. was on the mound for five
innings: Eio yielded only four hits,
and tieldcd his position well. Billy
Word accepted nine chances at hrSt,
and secured corkins single. the other
hits being made by White and T.. smith
Wool. the llampdcn- Sidney lad. put up
another clever game At second, and
appears fixture in that position. He
and Mem were credited with the only
stolen bases.
Gallia and Collier twirlcd for Wash
ington, and between them famed ten
batsmen. Gallia's slow curve was
quite ,puZzling. Catcher Henry and
Mcuscl, the Californian. who is show
ing up well at first. led with the stick,
getting two hits apiece.
Score by innings: r. IL T.
Washington .....oeo2o1-5 ) 8
virginia U OIL 3
batteries: Gallia. Collier. Henry ana
Williams; Flanagan. Galloway and
Ehrman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
BOW l. | N G

Bowlcrs who wish to participate in
me double and single events in the
second annual bowling tournaments
under the auspices of tho Richmond
BowlinE Association, which begins
Monday next At the Newport alleys
must have their entries III the hands of
Secretary GoetZ by tonight midnight
Entries can be left at the Newport
alleys any time to-day.
There Will be splendid cash prizes
awarded 10 the highest bowlers in the
various events, and the second tourney
of the Richmond Bowling Association
gives promise of being one of the
largest ever held III thc South
Many entries have been made. and
the more received the greater will be
the the prize awards to the winners
The schedule Tor next weeks events
will he published in Mondays issue
Don't forget that this is the last day
Get your entry III before the stroke of
IL Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

At the same time purchasing $4,000
shares of the common stock from the
ba mixers at S45.
On that day the common stock sold
as high as % and as low as 80. while
the preferred nuctuated between SO
and 81. Easing the transactions on the
high prices OF the day. the company
| received $4,000 more for it's preferred
stock than IL sold in the open market,
but at the same time IL paid 100000
more for the common stock than the
quoted market value.
The committee. however. states that
the common stock was subsequently
sold at $4,000 above the price paid
the bankers.
In commenting ON this transaction
the committee says:
There was no motive for this
transaction except the desire on the
part of the homogeneous TO streng then
the position of Harvey Fisk e. Sons at
this time. This was not because that
mouse WAS In any greater danger of
suspension than other first class bank
ing firms, but because in the condition
which generally prevailed at that
time there was mono whose position
was certainly assured against dis
aster. The action of this company
may be said to have been altruistic."
The committee recommends that the
company abolish the system of paying
bonuses to officers based on profits of
the business. 1t also suggests q re-
duction in officers salaries be made
without loss of efficiency.
Other recommendations are that gen.
eral expenses be reduced; that officers
have no interest and no connection In
companies from which tho American
Locomotive purchases supplies, and
that the executive committee ana Of
ficers pass on purchases of supplies, In
stead of leaving IL entirely to the pur-
chasing agent and president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
AFFAIRS NOT RUN
IN BUSINESS WAY
Committee Vindicates American
Locomotive Officers of Fraud
ulent Dealings.
Especial to The TImcs-Dispa.ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
New York. March 1s.-Although the
committee of inquiry appointed by the
American Locomotive Company to in
vcstiEate accusations made by Isaac
NJ. Cate, stockhQlder of Baltimore,
vindicates the officers OF fraudulen IT
dealings. it says it's affairs have not
been as carefully supervised as good
business requires.
Tho committee which consisted of
John w. Griggs, Thomas TEACHER and
Albert II. Wiggin. all directors of the
company, has made recommendations
In line with some OF the suggestions
made by Mr. Cate
Mr.. Gates charge that the COM
pany in 1907 dealt in its own stock is
substantiated.
According to the report, w RI. Mar
shall. president OF the American Loco
motive Company, on October 30. 1907.
IN the midst of the panic, sold 1000
shares Of the company's preferred stock
at $50 4 share to Harvey Fisk & Sons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Lnwson Sends protes,.

Denver. Col. March la.-.Iohn II.
Lawson. Colorado member of tho inter
national executive board of tho United
M'ne workers of America. to-day sent
nc Following telegram to DR.. NJ. ID.
roster, chairman OF tho House com
niittec' which recently Investigated the
colorado miners strike. Representative
toward Heating, of Colorado. and Ioho
- White president OF the Miners'
To-day sixteen miners who yestcr.
DAY were released by the military
il'nioad' Col. returned to their homes
a' fo'bca. and began erecting their
"o'hes. which last week were ,oru
Town ny the military. When four tent
.o''es had been rebuilt, General Chas.
'ore them down again, and is canned
u ~, me ground TO prevent repuiIdinp
me miners tents are on ground which,
we nave leased. There is no charge of
"HE kind against the miners who Sol.
~ rebuilt their destroyed horncs,,
Governor Ammons late TO-DAY .,,d
nc hhu received no report from, A,,,n-
,"n. General Chase regarding the At
TO comment ~ 'Ni'''cu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Pitchers Report to Ryan

Russell BYRD. POscy Gardner,
Lloyd Romcy, George Seton and
HiH Thompson, pitchers, reported to
Manager Ray Rynn, OF the Colts,
yesterday. With Clarence ncrger
md Doe Newton, who were already
here. short practice was held Mt the
bnil pnrk yesterday. Other nppIl-
cnnts are expected to-day. Thomp-
son In nm unknown quantity. He
was In charlottesville with Clark
Griffith aud drifted this way with
out invitation. He Will he given
chance to mnke good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Famous Brood Marc Dead

Lexington. ky.. March 10 Pink Domino
frice Mckinney's famous brood mare died
ltst night al Kingston stud near here while
foallng. Her ical a nlIy. anJ full sister 10
the Futurity winner. sweep, viii he raised
uy 8 ioSter-Iuothc:.
PINK Domino was one 81 the most ceIe-
hratcd mares ia the country. and was
bought last year 10y Price Mckinney IN.
millionaire Cleveland Hrfman. from Tho
keene estate for SI,ioo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
TY CObB'S TRIPLE
BRINGS VICTORY

EuIfpor.. Miss. March io-'ry Cobb's ,riplc
with two men on bases in the ninth and his
score ON sacrifice tied up the game he
tween the Detroit Americans and the New
Orleans southern League club here to-day
Detroit winning in the twelfth inning II 10
10: :iiEhS home run ended the contest
me score; Il. IL. T..
New Orleans. .....,....................IO IL .
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. II 10 A.,
Cov,Glskie caNc;, G. Williams and Baker.
Mckee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
MISS RAVENSCROFT
WILL TRY AGAIN

Philadelphia March i?-Miss Gladys Raw
enscroft, or England. womcn's golf cham
pion OF the United states. denied Tonight
reports sent out from Southern golf links
that she might not come 10 this country
next fall IL defend the title she captured at
the Wilmington Country Club last October
She said she expects to return to America
in August. Miss RaNenscroft arrived In this
city to-day from the south
Miss Murcl Dodd. womcn's golf champion
OF Great Britain. Will not come here next
fail acCordin. 10 Miss RaVenscroft but ono
or two other women who rank high In Brit
iSh EoliinS circles probably Will try for tho
American ti;le.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
MEN NOT ALLOWED
TO RESTORE TENTS
State Troops Will Not Permit
Striking Miners to Occupy
Forbes Colony.

Trinidad, Col. March Estate
troops to-day prevented party of
striking coal miners restoring the tents
In the lower Forbes colony. recently
demolished by militia. The strikers
had erected four tents when the troops
arrived. These were torn down and
the union men were told they would
not be permitted 20 rcoccupy the lower
colony The strikers left the scene
without attempting to resist
Among the strikers were some of tn O
'ihtceh men released yesterday by tho
'nilitia after being held In connection
with the killing of n nonunlon miner.
near tho Forbes colony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
VIII Reduce C.p,tol stocl

New York, March Observation-Disclosures
OF the Fourth National Bank to-day
voted to reduce the capital stock from
So.000000 TO S3000.000, as recently an
April next. The shares Will be re-
deemed at 5000 each.
The action is a direct result of the
Federal reserve law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
GREINER HOLDS
COBB TO DRAW

Lancaster. Pa. March io.-,Iohnny Grci-
nei OF Lancaster ANA 'ry cobb. ot Phiiadel-
rhia tonight sin fast rounds here Tonight
Cobb had the best OF it until the sixth
round when Grcincr came back and earned
Young Russell Of Lancaster. knocked out
tommy Mccormick. OF Philadelphia IN the
nith; Ely Erown. Of Lancaster, won from
Heorse Mccain. Of Shcphardstuwn. W. Va.
In the third. lid Davis won from Allen
Putt in the third. aud Harry White from
Bud Anderson in the FIRST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
.COVEY WILL PLAY
GOULD IN 1915

Philadelphia. March is,-fIon. Neville s.
Lytton. hacker OF George +. Convey who was
defeated yesterday 10y Jay Gould liz the
open championship al court tennis. an
nounccd to-day that CoNey would play u
return match with Gould in England IN tho
spring OF 1915.
1T was thoroughly understood that we
would receive return match to he played
In England ia the event that Ccvey lost 20
Mr.. Gould" said the distinguished English
visitor. and l VIII arrange for the same
TO be played next spring.
Il quite sure that when Convey meets
Gould in n return match next year there will
be IL much different story to tell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
SEATON WILL NOT
GO TO CHICAGO

Chicago. March i9.-Prcsdcnt Gilmore of
the Federal League, and George Ward of
the BROOKLYN club. to-day denied possible
trade which may result in Pitcher Scatou
being transferred from the Brooklyn team
10 CHICAGO; Seaton mas nccn anxious TO
remain with Manager Thinkers team. and
II NJ deal satisfactory 10 Brooklyn bc
made. 1t IS likely he will do SO Temporarily
hcf Will continue 10 train Win Chicago but
president Gilmore refused to discuss the
Jcnse further.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
NEW YORK GIRL
DEFENDS TITLE

New York March ia-Miss Marie Wac
ner. of New York. retained her title as ma
uonal woman indoor tennis champion to-
day 10y defeating Mrs. Z. y. Beard Of
IhicaSo. FORMER Western cha NIPPON in the
inai round OF the tournament. Mrs = T.
Waycr and Miss Clare Cassel won the
doubles championship titles. They defeated
Mrs. Frederick Schmtz and Mrs Marshall
Mclean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
boston ncfeat. Nevar.,

Macon, Ca March H. Tho Boston IA.
tonuI League club to-day defeated tho
Newark International League team here z
10 Z MNrhnNlile, shortRtOp. and Evers SEQ
ora ha@citan Of the Boston team PLAYED
sensational baseball. l. Zimmerman ana
run tits. ''''e
,. ssnre' Il. II. L.:
Newark .-.... j.
batteries Rudolph Cocorhnrn ;rvlc, ma
eoWcy' y smith schacht ana II. Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
WAYCROSS LOSES
TO PHILADELP PIN

Waycrosy. Ga, March l9.-Thc PhiIadci-
phia American League team to-day won
team here 2 70 O. Mclnnis. Ph!iadclphia's
first baseman. hit Tor home run in the sew
cath inning scoring one run ahead OF him.
score II. II. l..
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures IG
WaycrosS ......... ...................0 3
Batteries-Plank. Pawker Duritju; ana
Thomas; Hir!efor; Warwick and NicAvoy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Columbia Team Wins

Columbia. $ O., March le-rha col,,,,h,o
South Atlantic team defeated the University
OF South Carolina nine here to-day by the
score OF 10 /. Winchcu Tor COLUMBIA
struck out six OF the nine batters TO face
him In three innings. The hitting of IDOL
iahd ana base running OF l:berts featured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Pair Ticd for Iifth Place.

New York March I9.--Charles Heddon OF
Dowag iac. Mich. ana DIR. Walter t. Uncn-
quota OF six games each in the national
amateur billiard tournament to-day. and
the victory OF tho Western man by 800 TO
$40 left the pair tied for nth place each
having won two and lost four games
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
SHELTERS DEFEAT
TRINITY COLLEGE

Greensboro. Y. O.. March M--rhe Jersey
City ciub OF The International League de-
feuted Trinity College At Durham ~ c.
mis- afternoon by score OF II 20 /
The score II. fl f
~. atE I ~ ..........ll IL
Trinity College ............. . :
Johnson; Powell. English and Everett Me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
WILL SING FOR THE BLIND
'i'sS margaret Wilson Is Gren, I,
re- Among the AFFLICTED ON.

I,!!'PVIVIiII TO Inc Times Disputch !
va sn,nSton, March ls-Miss iJ,r
fresident 'iso on, eldest daughter of tho
I Lne congressional Library next 'i Tue at
MISS Wilson frequently attends IN.
nd entcrtainments for the blind
n ain, Is great favorite among the ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Pittsburgh Players Win.

Finehurst. n c. March 1o.-Thc annunl
mixed golf foursOrne OF the silver Fols here
to-day was won 10y McHcnry c. w. Fowncs
and Mrs. y. Raymond Price. both Of tho
oakmont Club. pittsburgh. with a card OF
81 net. they having handicap allowance
OF five.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
HEAVY HITTING
BY CHICAGO TEAM

Savannah. Ca, March ls.-Heavy hitting
10y Chicago marked to-days game here be-
tween the Chicago National League team
ana the Savannah South Atlantic League
club. the former winning - to 3. Reisigl. Of
the Providence lnternHt!ondls. pitched part
OF the game FOR Savannah.
Score: Il. II. l..
Chicago Observation-Disclosures 10 4
Savannah NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. h
Batteries label. ttrek and Hardgrovc:
Tyree, Reisigl, Bentley. Cheney ana Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Anxious Ia PLAY in New York

sydney, y. 5, W. Mnrch l9.-rhe Austria
liam tennis team IS anxious that the elimina-
ton match with the Canadian tcnin in the
Davis cup series shhll ba played In New
York instead OF Niagara, Canadn. \ request
has been forwarded 10 the United states
LnNn Tennis As.oc!Ation 10 this eficct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Engineer Injured In xyrecr

Marion, Ind. March l9.-William
jackson, an engineer, was seriously
injured this afternoon when Big -Four
Railroad passenger train was derailed
near Deer Creek Hill. The passengers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
FLEMING NAMED
To HEAD BRISTOL

Bristoi, Va. March 1o-M meeting of
The bristol fans Tonight the following
were elected officers of the Bristol basehnii
c!nb, Appalachian League: J. II Fleming.
president, Fred Vance, vice uresid, nj
Charles Cowan secietary-trcasIrer az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
DARKNESS ENDS
GAME IN EIGHTH

Atlanta, Ca. March ls-Thc Cleveland
American League team and the Atlanta
Southern Association team played a tie
game here to-day. 10 6. the contest being
called at the end of the eighth inning on
account OF darkness.
Score: II t..
Cleveland ................. -................
Battcries-Cullop, Hagermau and ONcn.
billings. Enrd, Lawrence, Browning and
Dunn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

Vallejo. Cal. March 1o-Af,or ,oo
bou OF coai had been removed from th =
noid OF the collier Jupiter il was die iso
az ' G 10, DAY that She had not been
on hIe, as believed yesterday, and that
no damage was done Spontnncnms
com bustion had progressed far cnon,.h
20 start the coal stearning. but II b5n
''o' reached the point of ignition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Art Collection for the Lo,,xr.

faris March 1e.--Siarchioness Ar,-
conati Vlscounti. who presented the
a .hn I1a or Marquis de Lafayette TO
mas given her entire collection Of art
WORKS to tho Louvre. The collectinn
Is valued at 100000. ''oi