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PICKENs GAVE QUIET HEARING
Continued from page T.,

today. He said that the governor ap-
points the commissioners in the gem
eral election. and that these in turn
appoint the managers. According to
the new primary rules, the executive
committee appoints the managers In
the primary, and that It would be seen
to that all these managers were anti
IBlease men.
He charged: that the only reason
THAT the regulations in the primary
had not been made the same as in tho
general election was that the governor
had to appoint the supervisors Of
tregictrattonsa and that the members of
the state convention knew that he
would have kept the registration
books open during the months Of July
and August, SO that every white man
could have registered.
.Govcrhnr I,lcaSe warned h:s l:carcrs
that, II an an,iRlcase governor wa.;
elected tnnt the primary ret,uiro,neuts &
would become the same rs ,aosc of tho
general election.
"' Jennings Defends Rules.
Mr.. Jennings answered the governor
as 10 The new primary rules He aid
that II these had born designed to
disfranchise the governors friends,
then they were complete failure. as
the governor had said that all of his
friends had already enrolled.
The speaker said that he admired
the governor for his frankness "you
ALWAYS know where he stands" he
added. However, do not agree with
him as to his ideas Of government"
I Both Governor Blease and Senator
Smith received each large box of
flowers. Senator Smith got another
small bale of cotton, and Governor
Blease a broad brimmed Panama hat.
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TENNIS RESULTS.
Norris WiIlfiaaaias .Dsfsafsds 'Elashier, in
q n 9 49, ~

Norris WlIlfinsaiiBs Dsfsafsde; ;Elafbier, i1I
..,,..,.... the Singles. Y : :
Seabright,. In Js:sss1t1y a. Il. ssss6fris
second of. last years. Davis cup team
and recent winner of the Pennayl-
vnnia .yatnte title and OF the steufaas
nierit at West Chester, easily defeated
William Glothieri former national
champion, today in the final OF the
singles On the turf courts here 81 =
r. Pell ,tn the ichaifenge match for the
cup. ~ & -. e = -.
Maurice n. ,McEoushlin. sand Thon-
aS c. Bundy. tho center Of attraction
An the doubles. defeated Watson NJ.
Waahburn and Gustav f. Touchard at
GA: 7.5, I'll The second : round q and
snean Mathey and George M Church,
the Princeton pairs 6,.2, GA I'm the
nemiflnal.. =. Sc 81 & s.
A fe@F.
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TWENTY.ONE INNINGS

Longest Game Played In National
Leaguc-ScOre 3 to l Favor n. Y.
Pittsburgh. July l7.-Bescher's
single and homo run bv DOYLE gave
New York q to victory I'm twenty
one inning pitchers hattle between
Marquard aud Adams today. It wae the
longest game ever played iii the Ma
tional league. From, the close OF the
third inning until the opening Of the
twenty-first round neither team was
able to score. SO effective was the
pitching. Manager Clarke and Player
McCarty of the local team were put
off the field for dispting decision
Score
New York
oo1 600 900 600 900 600 oo2-3, 12 2
Pittsburgh
100 600 600 600 600 OOo) ooO-l 15 x
Marquard and Meyers, Mclean;
Adams and Gibson. Coleman.
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~ y RI0TINa AT MINES
coniinaea IRON. ] Plags one. . .,.

.eaunty sofiicials 20 protect che minsl
properties. is s. js$S ~ g
& Last Friday .oi oiiicials OF The company
appealed to the United States District
Attorney Bourlaud ito be permitted to-
ss,R g fms e Be
slnl, but undsr ,s inst tructionS from;
Washingtolis it Was not TSfS Snhixed, the
attorney general Holding TO his pre-
syinpE ruling that the ysitpati lion should
sf6 taken care Of bys local saEtho tieaI
s gsnyHTfior George W. 4 IiaSesk tonight
ietafed that yno request had been made,
70 him Tor /! troops IS s.,s. 8
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Washington Loses Apo,n.

washington, July 17-By mixing
hlts with Washington's errors. Cleye-
land won again today 3 to 1. Milan
somersaulted over Moeller while the
iatter. was making running catch of
Chapman's fly in the eighth and had
70. retire from the game.
Score
Clereland.'.v. 1000 2O1 Ooo-3 o
washington. :. ..o1o 900 0oo-1 6
Coiiamorcs and Bassler; johnson
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.GREtuv|LlE WON
From! !! GAMEc0Ckis
GAME WAS CLOSE AND HARD
FOUGHT AT ALL
POINTS
ERRORLESS BALL
Was Played BY Greenville Team
Cheek Letting the Gaffney-
ties Down With Four Hits
Special to The Intelligencer.

Special to The Intelligencer.
Greenville. July 17.-Cheek wns too
much for Gaffney this afternoon and
the locals won In hard fought and
cleanly played game. The Greenville
team played errorless ball behind
Cheek while Gaffney made but one
bobble behind their hurler. A larger
crowd than usual was present and
the players were enthusiastically ap-
plauded
The following Is the box score and
summary.
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SPICY BATTLE
ONADE.


Cape IIaitieny Haiti, ). july 17.-Gen-:
eral Leon Duque, with o government
force today recaptured from the re-;
bells the AtoWhs, Of Pere du Mid and
Milot and established communication
with the column commanded; by the
President which hna engaged another
tebel band eny the plains 5of Limoti--,
B Anothsr force esl goyarniirnent' IL troops; Ia;
took Fort Doronvtlle and then began:
siittA. !. march on Sqnanan the, the rebels,
rrincipa1 strong hold. " 81 |,
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HOW DRY VIE ARE

Parkersburg,,tW. Va, iI.,ly Ito
avoid paving the federal tax a local
brewing company today. had deputy
Internal revenue collectors aNpervise
the destruction OF 10000 gplIons OF
beer. The beer. left over when West
Virginia went dry July, s gaHs run out
Df the, yafs; into the shitt!e Kanawhi
river. q I, & }s.:s II s,"'
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o G O s G o |,
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN

o o o o o o O O O 90 n = q . y
Greenville-Saturday, July 18.
Laurens-Wednesday, July 22. =
Columbia-Thursday, july Or
Lexington-Friday, July "a.
Saiuda-Saturddy, July 25..
Edgeheld-Wednesday. July 20.
Alken-Thursday. July 80.
CamdenTTuesday, August A.
Chesterfield-Wednesday. August 6.
BennettsvilleLFriday, August 7.
Saturday. August 8.
Bishopviile-M Monday. August 10.
F!orence-Tuesday, August II.
DILLON Wednesday. Augtatv12.
Marion Thursday, August IS.
Conway-FrIday, August II.
Kingstree- Saturday; August Is.
Georgetown-tMonday,,; August II.
M9pck's Corner-Tuesday. Aug. IL.
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Pittsburgh Won.

Pittsburgh. July 17.-Camnitz held
Brooklyn in check today and Pittsburg
won to 4.
Score
Brooklyn :. ..OO1 900 12O "A 10 8
Pittsburgh, =. 100 003 20x-6 6 1
Finnerman, Sommers and Owens:
CamnitZ and Berry,
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Soutf, Atlantic

At Albany 9; Augusta 0. First
at Albany 8; Augusta 4. Second
game called end 7th by agreement.
AT Macon 2; Savannah /.
AL columbus 2; Charleston 3. First
AT Columbus L: Charleston 1.
SeSa9d game. z innings darkness.
AZ h,s1 Jacksonville Columbia. rain.
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No Hits. No Rrus

Duluth, Mimi, July 17-.Iames
Withefs today pitched no hit. no rim
game against Virginia This is the
.nlrd hitless game OF the season in
the Northern league.
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Errors Cost Game.

Errors Cost Gaisie.
Buffalo. July 17.-Through costly
errors. Buffalo lost today's game to
Baltimore to 8.
Score
Buffalo. :. :. 020 600 1903
Baltimore :. 200 002 O2O-4 8 O
Ford, Anderson and Blair; Conley,
Suggs and Jacklitsch.
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Head On Collision.

Washington. July 17.-Clyde Milan.
centerfielder of the Washington. Am
ericans. will bo out of the game for
at least a month as the reult of his
collision today with Moeller. Milan
got a double fracture of the right law
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Fond OF HOmefs.

st. Louis, July 17.-With Campbell
and Kaiser hitting home runs and the
other members Of the team punching
hits. Indianapolis today defeated ST.
Louis to g,
Score
Indianapolis -. .0s0 80 1908 13 8
st. Louis :. 900 DOL 010-2 9 1
Falkenberg and Rariden: Crandali.
Groom eupper and Chapman.
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NATIONAL

At ST. Louis 8; Philadelphia 4.
AT Pittsburgh 1: New York 8. 81
innings.
At Cincinnati 0: Boston 1.
At Chicago 8; Brooklyn 2.
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FEDERAL

At Kansas City 3; Chicago 2. IA
innings.
At Pittsburgh 6: Brooklyn 4.
At Buffalo 3; Baltimore 4.
At st. Louis 2; indianapolis 8;
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Summary-Two base hits, Built
PAMELA; hit by pitcher. PAMELA;
sacrifice hits. Dean. Graydon, Child
ers: struck out by PAMELA 8: Sum
mey 8; base on balls off PAMELA Q.
Summey o; time OF game 2:l6.2 TIM
pire Henderson. =; 80
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Won in Fourteenth.

Kansas City. July 17.-Singles by
Kenworthy, Stoyall and Potts in tho
fourteenth inning enabled the locals
to defeat Chicago today to 2.
Score
Chicago. 900 600 0O2 600 0O-2 10 2
Kan. City 600 001 0O1 600 O1-3 10 2
Watson. Pendergrast. Hendrix and
Wilson; Packard and Enzenroth.
Eaaterly.
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At;itha aiEsIsbf ioofidtt of her ssth
birthday Id Orange. 4. " e., Iisa Eiizas
beth Day rendered her rela atites and
fffants, aJf Inv tiun3 to latte tie an
OF, hcfb ! Tooth birthday.
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DARAI GEoRGD DEWEY.
hoan hs own remarkably m Wen against aasaaens ye
Aaahhatton Belch York believes the afr
Af to him
ef his interesting varied
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NORTH CAROLINA

At Winston Salem'1; Greensboro
At Raleigh q: Chhrlotte 8.
At Asheville z; Durham 4.
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Chicago Won ON Errors.

Chicago. July 17.--Allen today held
Chicago to one hit. q double by Good.
but lost the game because Of errors.
The score was 3 to 2.
Score
Brooklyn. :. ..110 900 O00-2 6 s
Chicago :. :. 1000 02100x-3 4
Allen and Miller; Vaughn and Bres-
nahan.
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In AN aifoft 20 discourage drunkcn-
,nesH i1 sETance the chamber OF depu-
x sss has voted the iition s Of the
:iteenF8 tax on asalo 0nkeeperS. except
inSregafd 70 distilled liquors.
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. Summary-Two base hits Nix; base;
on balls off Edison /, off Cheek l.;
Struck. ont by Edison. 8, Cheek IA;
stolen bases Heard. Jeffrfes, De-
shields, 8. Roberts: Massey; double
plays Oglesby to McColl :'left on bases
Gaffney 4, Greenville s.
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AMERICAN

At Philadelphia Chicago, W
grounds.
AT New 'York-St. Louis, rain.
At Boston 8: Detroit 2.
AT Washington /; Cleveland 3.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Nashyilie-Birmingham, rain.
/At Mobile 4; Atlanta 0. ~
( AT Montgomery q; Chattanooga T..
At New Orleans SiMemphis z. 10
inriEgs.
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Detroit Lost,

Detroit Lost.
Boston. July t7.-Four of Detroit's
nve errors today were followed by
hits by Boston players and the home
team won easily 8 to 2.
Score
Detroit. -. 1000 001 O01-2 S s
Boston -. :. 1000 202 4Ox-8 IL O
Coyaleskie, Hall and Stanage, Bak-
er; Collins and Carrigan.
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Pounded Pitcher.

st. Louie. July 17.-St. Louis by
timely hitting and through the Wild
ness Of the Philadelphia pitchers do
feated Philadelphia today to 4. Lee
.Magee today received notice that he
had been suspended for three days
for his alteration yesterday by Um-
pire Rigler.
Score
Philadelphia -. 600 600 031-4 IL 8
st. Louis :. ..O12 003 20x-S 12 1
Mayer, Rixey and Dooin. Burns /;
Perdue and W!ngo, Roche. -
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
At Portsmouth 8; Petersburg III
At Richmond z; ,Ronoake 3.
Az Newport News s; N6rfo1K 8:
International Leag.se

Al Toronto 2;S Bnffalo s. 7 z
At Montreal o.. Rochester 4.ls.
AT; Newark i; Baltimore o.. !.
, At Providence a.. JeyaHeYs Cityss. /,
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James Won For Boston.

Cincinnati, July Thames pitched
magnificent ball5 today ana Boston
won from Cincinnati 1 to o. He al
lowed only four hits. ~. ,;%s
Score s.ss.
Boston :. :. 1000 100 000--1 s
Cincinnati -. 1000 900 000-Q /
James and Gowdy; Benton. Schneid-
ar and Erwin.
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; American !. q Association,

.GlSyflAnd, ,,2-s; st. Paul s4-s,s
At EAlnmbus 2; Milwaukee 4.
at 4Aaatanapolis 2; Minneapolis 4.
AT Loutsvtlle s; Kansas City 4. .
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Spartanburg.

anderson ). 1000 oO1 90 oo-1 4 8
Spartanburg 900 600 o01 o1-2 II 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-25
THE HOUSE

tie House of Delegates was con.
Hrnsd rt 10 o'clock yesterday morninp
WIZ prayer by Rev. Charles Friend
Inc Committee. on Appropriations re.
noIteh Tor adoption the Williams Join,
resolution providing for appointment OF
snd economy. TO investigate conditions
as TO the economical management OF
t th" various state boards and institu
assembly. The resolution was listed
TOT tnture action. Resolutions OF re-
Eret wore adopted on the death OF
OF thn 1I nusD sawyer a former member
The Committee on Federal Relations
ngpor,e1 favornbly a joint resolution
Federal aid in the Improvement of post
nSaos ana roads used in the delivery
OF T nall dsm which n, was was adopted.
resolution reported from the Com
ni IN, lot Courts Of Justice looking to
~ ~ ,nyestisation OF the whole subject
oi "orkinens compensation.
r Commission OF Inquiry.
tie me resolution reported by tho com
compensation legislation Is now re-
ceiring the earnest consideration of n
S4}nsiaerable portion of the citizens Of
re where's VII, the said question is ono
I 9. s1ch vital Importance that no hasty
tt:sg,sintion should be adopted by the
therefore. be II resolved by tbs
iouse or Delegates. the Senate CON
eorr'hg. that commission of Ave per
sons. at least three OF whom shall be
mem ers or the General Assembly, be
appointed by the Governor TO consider
the subject OF workmen's Commemorative
, nrs.a,a5 and TO drat, q. bin to be
It's next session If It be deemed eT
pedient The said committee shall hold
such hearings ss IL may deem necessary
or proper to enable IL 10 ascert,I,,
and determine what, II any. need there
rs Tor such legislation In this state.
me resolution had the APPROVAL of
delegate Chalkicy, patron of the work
mems compensation bill pending at
tnis session. who admitted that There
was no hope of Its final passage n, this
session Messrs oliver. PENNINGTON
Gordon and Philpott took part in the
dthaie. and on show OF hands the res.
ointion WAS reiected-noes- Il: ayes. %
a roll call was demanded and resulted:
noes. a.; ayes. 81.
Want Debt Paid First.
INC Committee on Federal Rela-
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$4,000 over and above expenditures
Shall go into the State Treasury. Any
comes out of the State Treasury in
the long run
The pending question was called on
the Gregory motion, making the salary
$1,000 and striking out the clause
which would have. permitted the Com
missioner OF Banking to charge the
cost OF his Official bond and the bonds
OF assistants to his expense account. On
a show OF hands this was rejected, 81
TO SO. roll call showed noes 4G. ayes
a. and the substitute was declared
rejected. The question was stated on
the Pennington amendment making the
salary of the Com Missioner OF Bank
ing $4,000 as at present paid to the
Chief Bank Examiner, instead of $4,000.
provided In the bill Before the roll
call started there was motion to adj
tourn. and the Pennington motion was
left as unfinished business. The whole
debate yesterday was on amendments
Several members asked to be Informed
OF the reasons for the passage OF any
Legislation on the subject. and whether
tho recodification OF bank laws could
not properly. wait to be considered by
the proposed commission 10 revise the
Code OF Virginia. The answer to all
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PETITION TO MAKE
. HARRISONBURG DRY
More Than 1000 People Ask
Judge Not to Renew
Liquor Licenses.

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VIII doubtless recover Two of the
children were daughters of j. s. Lake.
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Here and There
in the Legislature

Major J. N. stubbs. of Gloucester
County, said yesterday that some
what incorrect inference had been
drawn from has remarks in the House
on the subject OF the retirement fund
for judges Of tho Supreme Court Of
Appeals The reference was not to
the present court. but to court sew
cini decades back. made up OF able
Judges. who. in the opinion OF the
speaker. did not have the same force
and certainty In the opinions Of their
later years that they had had in
What / said throughout my re-
marks was my Individual opinion"
SAID Major Stubbs. II was present
at the formation of the first Court
of Appeals under the Underwood Con
superior one. Tho iteudJustor court
was u line body OF men, and our pres
ent court as good as the best. ana the
OPINIONS of the Court OF Appeals OF
would compare favoiaDly with any
State in the Union. There Is only one
dark spot III the Virginia Judiciary,
and that was when our Virginia JUG 5
and carpet-baggers put In their
places. -Four out OF the five judges
now on the supreme bench are vet-
Grams Of the Confederate army. and arc
feel proud. after almost fifty years
after AppomattoX, that we have on
the Supreme bench -four old Confeder-
ates. and that the Chief Justice Of the
the highest judicial tribunal in tho
world--wns private In the Confed-
crate army"
The House committee on inyes.iga.
Home has been called by Chairman
Toney to meet Tomorrow afternoon nj
3 O'Clock mt the homo Mr.. Toney again
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lions reported tho resolutioed by
| viding that when West Vilshail
have settled It's debt fixede Su-
, preme Court at something t,000.-
VVp, ana interest, negotiatiotld be
! opened FOR reunlting the Sn the
form they were before th{ OBJ
Jection was made that no tsolu-
ton should be considerete the
debt litigation was pendinct was
overwhelmingly rejected.
The Committee on Federations
Also reported Il resolutioifd by
MIR. Reed. of Portsmouth,, pig for
joint commission to lnves M c IN :
DDS OF taxation of coal LARD coal
mining operations In Ohpnsyl-
yanin. West Virginia ancy land.
Judge Williams Suggested the
state Nigh, as we'll have mittec
OF inquiry as to the ynethctaxins
oysters or tobacco, and tiilution
vas rejected.
The clerk presented an don to
members of tho General bly, to
hear United States Senator and
Secretary Of State Bryan. I'll ad-
dress the Progressive Lean Fri
DAY and Saturday nights. A1tague
moved to accept, and thu clerk
be instructed to secure OF ad-
mission for the members Heated
In the invitation. Judge Wis pro-
tested that the !nvitationan In
diH!duai affair. for each m,to &C
cept or reject for himselfho &C
ton Was taken by the Id
Aid for Confederate D.
On motion OF Major StEenate
bin No. 75. to appropriaa 800 per
year for 1914 and 1915 isof The
Home for Needy ConfedeEomen
located at 3 East Grace SIN Rich
mond. was taken UP out I order.
amended and passed BY OF So
TO /.
Mr.. Myers moved TO rder the
vote BY which the Houseted the
biii amending the charteihe city
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ne thereupon offered anndment
inserting clause to makcIll take
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necessity for fixing the gBof GER
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rejected House bill No. Wing To
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