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The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-02
HALCYONE ELIZABETH hh'

Little Miss Halcyone Reedg,' n' a and two, youngest daughter ol n pt family Mrs. A. A. Reeder died at LII, Inc residence here at 9 a. m' toua. ..orrcs funeral services will be held ton,''ri !" and morning at the home at , d. .t liar the remains will be inferred ' mony cemetery near Sutton ,,;olenty
 The little one was taken .. ngbt i'll with congestion Wedie'O sorditior and remained in conscious W. until the end.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-02
Local News.

BUY TT IN PRESCOTT.
 Go to church tomorrow.
 Coming! "The Diamond from the sky"
 W. ". Teal is over at Caddo Gap this week.
 Eastman Kodak and Film at Guth- ries Advt.
 J. C. Stegar, drug salesman, is here today seeing home folks.
 Wallace Hayes was down at Bough- ton this morning attending to busi- ness.
 Newbros Herpicide for the Scalp and to remove Dandruf soc. and $1.00 at Hesterly Drug Store. Advt.
 R. D. Martin, route number two, was attending to business matters in Prescott this morning.
 F.. E. Norman, of Emmet and one of the country's popular business men. was here yesterday afternoon attend ing to business affairs.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-02

The Daily News will be delivered to you every afternoon except Sun day for 10 cents per week
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-02

'. Coming. "The Diamond from the sky.
 Mrs. w. w. Teal is in Gurdon visit ing friends.
 ccc Chill and Malarial Tonic 25c., OUU and soc. at Hesterly Drug Store. Advt.
 M. w. Greeson was attending to business matters over at Camden yes terday.
 w. R. Thornton, one of our good farmer friends, was here today at tending to business matters.
 See Prescott in motion pictures at the Gem this evening-5 and 10 cents.
 Advt.
 Hon. W. V. Tompkins arrived home today at noon from visit over at Hot Springs and Womble.
 House for rent, fitted with bath and all conveniences.-H. B. McKenize.
 Advt.
 A large number of visitors were in the city today and our merchants have enjoyed quite a brisk trade.
 Gus Woodu, of Sutton, was here this afternoon attending to business matters.
 Judge G. R. Haynie will go to Hope tomorrow evening where he will pre- side over Hampstead circuit court.
 Hon. Thos. (. McRae. candidate for governor, left this afternoon for He lena where he will deliver an address Monday.
 Our business will be cash on deliv- cry after the 1st of October-pay for your bundle when it is delivered Prescott Steam Laundry. Advt.
 Greatest bargains in Grand, Up right and Player Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines at \. Monson's Mu- sic Store. Advt d&wtf.
 Judge and Mrs. Jno. NJ. Pittman are TOW in Barstow, Texas, visiting rela- tives and friends, having left San Francisco where they spent some time seeing the exposition several days ago.
 V 0. Buck left this morning for Fine. Mich, where he goes to accept a position in the factory of the Buick Automobile Company. He will be joined at Pine Bluff by Mrs. Buck Camden Daily Beacon-H Herald
 Messrs Garland Stames ard Clint. Askew, two of Bluff City's prominent young men were here today attend ing to business matters. Mr. Starnes twill open the winter school at Sayre Monday.
 Jno. Dixon and son. Master Willie Dixon, of Rosston were here this af- ternoon. MT. Dixon brought several bales of cotton here and stored it. He and son were pleasant callers at our office.
 Dolphus Whitten Of Hope, passed through here this morning en route to Murfreesboro where he went to attend the funeral of James Henry Whitten, son of Mir. Whi-t tens brother, Pom eroy Whitten, which occurs tomor- row.
 Beginning Monday 1 will send two baskets each week to the Peoples Laundry at Little Rock. The second one will be sent on Wednesday-If you want first class work call 243 and l will come after your bundle.-Carl E. Porter Advt.
 News was received here this morn ing of the death of James Henry Whitten, the 10 months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Pomery Whitten, which occurred yesterday afternoon at their home in Murfreesboro. The little child had scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Whitten were both Prescott young people and have many relatives and Friends in Prescott who deeply sympa- thize with them in this sad bereave- ment.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-02
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 Good Barbers
 Sharp Razors
 Clean Towels
We want to see you. Ii you R' us shave you today you VIII e' come one of our regular als' toners.
FUNERAL NOTICE

The friends and acQuaintantes u Dr.. and Mrs. A. A. Reeder are s, n, ouested to attend the funeral se'TS;' Fl; Of their little daughter. Halcyone .r nm zabeth, at the residence tonlollJb" br morning at o'clock. SeTylees ,uy uy Rev. Ayers. Interment m haflHV"' cemetery.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-02
IN BUYING DRUGS HERE

IN BUYING DRUGS HERE you are always sure of TESTED VvT| mi LITY - PURITY - SIANDAn STRENGTH-because you're eHal. , to them.-Guthrie Drug store A''
 Subscribe for The Nevada Ne"s sl.00 per year.
 Jergens Transparent Gly'ers a. Soap. large size cakes. lOc' pei D TOT -oc'-h AdstN
 Sanitol Massage Cream ,hs cream. Cleanses the pofes c,U, skin, price 25c.-Hesterly pius Ist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
SMITH Is FOUND GUILTY;
SENTENCED TO DEATH
Tried for Murder or Three OF His
Wives While In Their
Baths,

LONDON, July "A verdict OF guilty
was brought in yesterday by the jury
which tried George Joseph Smith for
the murder OF three Of his wives. II
had been alleged by the crown that
Smith had killed his wives while they
were III their baths, and had collected
insurance money on their lives.
Smith was sentenced TO death.
You vii! hang me- before you're
done, Nj Lord" was Smiths excited
outburst. while Justice Scrutton was
summing up the case. You cannot
hang me for murder; I've done no MUIR
der This is disgrace TO a Christian
country"
The judge told tho jury that while
there was direct evidence connecting
Smith with the murder OF Beatrice
Mundy one OF three wives. there was
seldom anything but circumstantial
evidence in cases OF cold blooded, cal
culated murder.
The jury. continued the court. might
not be sure whether the deaths were
accidental or designed: but if it were
found that an apparent accident which
benefited the prisoner happened a
number OF times they could draw a
strong inference.
II took the jury twenty-five minutes
to find II verdict. Asked if he had any,
thing TO say before sentence was
passed, the prisoner, who at first
seemed dazed, finally said:
Il can only say ] am not guilty."
He stared blankly at the judge as he
assumed the black cap. but bore the
pronounccment of sentence grimly.
He walked firmly 10 his cell
Addressing the prisoner, the Judge
remarked that he entirely concurred
in the verdict. He did not propose, he
said. TO follow the practice of some
Judges of warming the public against
the repetition of such crimes or i'm ex
horting the prisoner to repentance.
81 don't believe there is another man
in England the Judge said, "who
needs to be warned against the com
mission Of such a crime; and to exhort
you to repentance would be waste
OF time"
After passing sentence. the Judge re-
marked that the jury might be inter-
ested TO know that there was evidence
which had not been presented in court
that the prisoner had gone through
the ceremony of marriage with two
other women. both of whom he had
robbed Of considerable sums of mono,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
NOT THAT SORT OF MAN
Russell County Citizen FniIs to Ror,.
complaint of j. VI. McLcmor-.

investigation made by Governor stu
ART INTO the complaint OF j. ~ McIe
more. Examiner OF Records for Wise
county. who stated in a coumunica
tioh 10 Major William H. Sands. exam
iner Tor Richmond city. that propcr
search was not made by tn. Russell
county examiner for omitted irltan-
Siplcs IN that county. has failed 10 dis-
cioSc evidence supporting the charge
MIR. McLcmorc based his cornnlaint
on Information he had received. ac
cofd!hG To an explanation he gives
When tho Governor learned Of the com,
paint he wrote 10 Ar NcL.omore. re-
Iucsting MIN to give the name of his
authority for the statement that an in
active examiner had been appointed bv
Judge William l.. Burns for Russell
county Responding TO this request
ME Mcl.cmorc gave the name OF sam
Aston, a prominent citizen of Russell
\ Few DAYS later Governor stuart re-
ceived communication from Mr.. AS
ton. who wrote:
"John Henry told me this morning OF
conversation that occurred between
me and Mr.. McLcmore Of Wise want
10 assure you that did not say any
thing OF the kind As matter OF fact
I did not know at that time who tho
examiner Of records was 10 be. Ger
tainly hope YOU w!ll not think that
am that sort OF man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
;s$;;;:::::$;3Jj'v|DENCE CONES TO
7 PLAY TO-DAY AHI] MlHghY
Morrisscttc Will Go against lefty
CLANS in tho Opener This
lriCrnCuu
CATCHER RMlNoins ARRIVES
Former "Skcctcr' 20 Relieve Schau-
fele in Iu-paN'S Gcmc--O'Hricn
Will Twirl Moai$y Morning and
Russell in iftcrnn5.

Dave shcan'a bunch of hefty hittcrs
from Providence, Il. I hove into tho
the attraction nj Broad street lark
this afternoon ~ $50 ocl"ck The
GraEs. who won mprE admirers ~
their previous appearance here" will
on Monday. which starts at 1910
O'Clock. I'hc afternoon contest Mon-
day will begun al 3:&1 o'clock, one
holiday which, wih prevail.
In to-day same M"rriaette VIII do
the mound work for the locals. lie
hold the lcarue leaders in check to-
day: For Monday mornings game the
choice OF M3naEcv Dunn VIII he
o'Hrien. while Russell Will he sent in
to win the afternoon game.
The line-ur Of ,ho locals VIII he
Manager Dunn has secured Rcrnoids
the heavy-hijr.VE bacts;op Of tho .lcr-
sey City tcalN. and he will probably
do the rocctviur to-day Reynolds is
is also the inGcldcr sent ia the Climb
ers by Manaccr Connie Mack, Of the
Athletics. Who this ;n'ieldeV is has
not been learned.
The management VI The Cincinnati
club advised Manaro" Dunn yesterday
that the services or Connolly could no;
This is taken f" iudicat" that the
player may ho sent - Richmond Il
little later i'm tho season.
Pitcher Works was released by
Manager Dunn Yesterday and left the
city
rho local management is making
strenuous efforts u stvengihon the
few weak spots In the team With
Crane back In the game and Reynolds
to help out So'tHufclc, the team will
be strengthened materially. Manager
Dunn is cnGeaVOliuc to secure another
outficldcr, ard some definite iNforna-
tion may he wired from New Norh by
him to-day.
Only two games We're PLAYED yes."r-
day in the international League. The
Harrisburg team opened tn" season
ut home by defeating Jersey Ci,y 3
ronto Won "a iiVc-!nninc contest
hibition COMPANY met Yesterday and
sent out letters to the several hundred
stockholders, urging them to assist
in creating an increased attendance.
The average attendance has been
about 1900, hut THIS is not sufficient TO
meet the heHvy demands Of the club.
Richmond fans arc urged To max" ma
terial manifestation ~ their interest
in better baseball and TO help the
Climbers hncSt RiCumoul.
1t will hc pleasing To the fans Of
Richmond 10 learn 'hat Umprcs
Cleary and Carpcutc! Will remain her.
for the PruviGcuce-E iChwoud series.
and probably Toy tho balance OF tho
games 10 be playod her" until July IL
These two haudlc,s Of tho Indicators
have given the very best of service
and are vcry pppular in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
JACK BARRY IS SOLD
TO BOSTON AMERICANS
FAMOUS Shortstop Will Play Second
Base To-day and Oppose His
FORMER Teammates.
$4,000 INVOLVED IN THE DEAL
barr!s sale One of Latest OF Series
or acknowledgements Of Wonderful
lasebaii Machinc-Connie Mack
to Build Another Winning Team.

ROSTON.-July 2.-Jack Barry short
of the Philadelphia Athletics for
several years. was sold 20 the BOSTON
Americans to-day. He will oppose his
former teammnt"s Tomorrow whom
he VIII play second basc for tho Rea'
Son. President Lannin stated to-nipb,
The deal was accomplished at n cost
of about $4,000 to the Boston manage
,nent. ii was said, although neither
Manager Connie Mack Of Philadelphia
or President Lannin would nnnounce
the price officially
larry has been out of the game for
,wo weeks ms Il result of an injury
70 MS hand. but Manager Mack said
he was ready to play at am time.
The sale OF Barry is the latcst or
u series or acknowledgements of tho
nhSehtli machine which brought
ihiladclphia many championships OF
Tue league and of the world ONLY a
lew OF tn" stars of other DAYS arc
icit ana two Of thcsc-McInnis. first
nas%man. and Schang. the Young
catcher who is being played tempo
ia'ii% at third basc--havc hecn ,nnn-
aS"r Mack Tonight would not say
whether any deals were pending for
these players.
II IL my intention to build another
compromising team. and my plans arc
wei! unncr way, he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
CHICK GERRING'S DELIVERY
SChRES HIS OPPONENTS
Police baseball Team Wiliin. 10 Take
on All ComcrS-Mny Hattie
With LILA.

Policeman Chick" C;erring's prowess
as a pitcher has made IL practically
impossible for the police baseball team
TO secure game.
1t is TO be remembered that Chick"
is the inventor OF the newest thing in
the way o: freak and mystifyinE de-
iiveries; Cor Chick Is the Grst person
who has been successful in developing
the onion ball.
This delivery Is said 10 be about the
slickcst the strongest and most elusive
which has been seen III Richmond in
many a day. II IL so disastrous TO the
opposing team that Sergeant Sherry.
IT practically Impossible to book games
for his team.
y ,;ame had been arranged with the
team representing the local lodge Of
Elhs recently, and the receipts were TO
hay. gone TO the Police Benevolent
Association fund. TO prepare for the
contest the teuIns decided TO p,ay "A
practice game, and Chick" captain OF
the police team. set out 10 do the
twirling honors Early in the contest
lie brought forth his onion ball with
the result that he WAS practically UNI
nitablc.
SO mystfyinS. did the Elks ind the
delivery that they arc said TO have
refused TO play, III" championship game
Chick. offered TO give them q quart cr
FOR every hit the? registered or him
and a quarter for every base they
earned, but still they hcsitated They
are Sill hcsitating, and the game is
uncertain. In the meantime. tho police
team is looking FOR games. and orgaui-
cations willing TO see the proceeds 20
to the police fund. the only conditions
under which the coppcrs arc allowed 10
play. should communicate with Ser
seant sherry at the Second Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
BENNY KAUFF FINED
Federal Player. Who jumped 10 New
hork. Also Suspended

NEW YORK, July Following a
conference" here to-day between James
Gilmore, president of the Federal
LEAGUE. and the officials Of the Brook
iyn club. IL was announced that Kenny
kauh had been fined 800 and sus-
pended for ten days President Ward.
Of the Brooklyn club. declared thar
kaun would not toe traded and would
not hc permitted ia play with any
club other than Erool;lyn Kaun.
having Gisagrocment with the
BROOKLYN fcdcrals' business MANAGER
REGARDING the amount Of salary due
hlm refused to play in Yesterdays
:Hm"s her" with Kansas city Early
In the season "" caused a hasnhnll
sensation by Jumping to the New York
iiaur hearinr ,ha, he could no,
uiaN with tn" NoW York Nationals
n"%Hu g suit IN the Supreme COur; Of
l.r""flNn io-d@r for $1,000 against the
National i.%hihi;i"r Company. owners
"f IT," Giauts which he claimed was
promised him when he Jumped 10 tie
Giants last Arril
NaNf says tiIa. he was 20 &c, - GOO
'"' signing a tl""c-ve.r contfac, ana
'hht ne was not allowed 10 play. he
rlahnS' does not cancel The contract.
holiday which viii prcvail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
NORFOLK WINS EASILY

ROCKY MOUNT. y. T.. July 2-Sevcn
Tor ROCKY NJ ount, and sixteen for
NortoIE was the windup of Il mad biz
OF s.AsniuE and Il comedy OF errors nj
League Park this aftc! -u=-,. while 500
lanS relaxed and enjoyed il after the
strenuous. ncrNc-wreck ing close games
mat decided Il half seasons work The
CowhhofnerS drew first blood and six
hitS IN two innings sent Barton to
cover: while the new finger Leake, for
thc iarhccls. lasted bu: four innings
CURING which time his support wobblc,l
IKE a nag III a breeze. lis own wild.
ness ana ragged support, with II safe
nahE every now and then caused his re-
tircmcnt to the dugout with nine runs
against him. Goosctree came over from
third and took up the work of twirlinr
TO ma that he could not stem the tide
and during his five sessions there were
TWO home runs that followed each other
outside the park as Foster and
Thrnshcr crossed the ruhbe: in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY
Richmond LcnEuc,

Portner rs. Hombruco. At Byrd Park.
Umpire. Mr.. BiGbie
Richmond Electric Co. VS. Rurk &
Co. at Southsidc Park. Umpire, Mr..
Morgan.
Commercial League.
Blue Rells US. Rountrce-Chcrry at
Clarke Springs uwo games; first
game Al go o'ciock).
Duplex vs.. Woodail e Quarles. at
Byrd iark
Smith Grocery Co VS. Clarke
Springs. at Floyds Park.
Central League.
Fulton VS.. Bells Bible Class, at Full
ton Park. Umpire, Mr.. Wilcox: scorer,
Mr.. Mays.
Jones Bros. VS.. Norwood, at Harvey
Park. Umpire, Mr.. Scott. scorer. Mr..
England.
ii: :. Wright vs.. Brownies, at Brook
land Park. Umpire. Mr.. Bcecher
scorer. Mr.. Worsham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
WINS GAME:
HIRsCH BEsTs CASTOR
CASTOR, but Wcbbles by Wclchcr
and Weir Were Costly.
IRMsCHER's WORK FEATURES
Norfolk Overwl,clms Rocky Mount In
Listless Game in Which Ryan's
Men Make Seven ErrOrs-Ports-
mouth Blanks Newport News.

PETERSBURG. VA. July @.-IIirsch
cutp!tched Castor this evening. and Pc
tersburS won tho second game from
Suffolk. The visitors made their only
run in the first funins. when Irmschcr
singled. and after Allen went out on a
foul fly. stole second, Stewart went out
at first and Goalby hit clean to left
scoring lrmschcr After this inning
fiirsch settled. only one other player
Letting aS far as second sack. and tina !
was in the sixth inning, when Allen
hit for two bases. Petersburg scored
in the fourth. when a single by Spencc-.
a sacrifice hit by Sharp, and singles nv
Donovan and Long coupled with errors
by Weir and Welcher. scored two runs
IN inc sixth. an error by Goalby. n
added another run. a fast double play
in the eighth by Long, Busch and Bar
visitors. were the features of the game
Score: - '>'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
TRUCKERS DEFEAT BUILDERS

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July 2-Out-
playing their opponents at every point
the refrigerated TRUCKERS defeated
Newport News to-day by a score OF
ITO o. This is the second defeat for
the erstwhilc league leaders. who ap-
pear to have lost heart since Rocky
Mount trimmed them for the first half
Not only did the Truckers have ten
hits to their credit. but they stole six
bases. more than they have been pre-
yiousiy doing in two or three weeks
One particularly bad bit Of base-run-
ming by raguer and Hurley. in the sew
enth inning. however. resulted in both
men landing on the third sack at the
same time. This crowded the base, so
both stepped off, and were promptly
touched out by Crist for a double play
after the hall had been handled by
the young Portsmouthian, went all the
route for the Truckers, and was steady
and reliable. NoltZ WAS replaced by
Hamilton in the eighth. hut neither
man seemed able to stem the torrent
of Trucker hits. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
NEW Y0RK's LONE SCORE
DEFEATS WASHINGTON
Pieh and Shaw Twill Almost Irwin
chile Ball. Allowing Only
Five Hits.
NEFFs TUMBLE WAS COSTLY
Crawford Hits for Homer, and De-
troit Gives Fabcr Third Defeat of
Scason-Boston-Phi Iadclphia and
St. Inuis-Clcveland, Rain.

Leased Wire to The Times Dispatch. ]
NEW YORK. July New York
climbed hack into fourth place to day
Dy defeating Washington in light
nitt'nS tsnmc, to o. Both Fich and
Shaw pitched almost invincible ball.
New York making only three hits and
went to the outfcld. New York scored
the lone run Of the game in the sixth
inning. after the side should have been
retired. Sweeney walked. and was
forced by Iich. With a double play in
front OF him. Nen fumbled on High.
single filled the bases. Pipp hit n slow
roller through the nfeld. and when
Maisel beat Neff's throw to second for
Il force play Pieh scored. In the sew
enth Washington filled the bases with
one out. but Candl flied to liart>.ll.
ana the outficlders fine throw doubled
Connolly at the plate Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
st. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, q.
Brooklyn, 3: New York, o.
Chicago, .: Pittsburgh. |.
Philadelphia boston (rninb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
Rain stops Tennis rourn.v

PITTSBURGH, July 2.-Tain caused
postponement of all matches i'm the
natlonai cay m tennis championship
here to-day The courts We're badly
soaked. but an effort is being made 10
dry them out so that the tournament
can he finished tomorrow.
r. Norris Williams. of Harvard and
George NJ. Church. of Princeton. we're
to have contested to-day for the SIM
giles title. but this match will he
played tomorrow. In the women's
singles. Miss Molla Bjurstedt. Of New
York, and Mrs. George w. Wigh,man
Of Boston, have qualified for the semi
ner of the match between Mrs. Bar-
gar Wailach, of Newport and Nise
Martini Guthrie. OF Pittsburgh while
Mrs; Wightman Will play the winner
OF the match between Miss Glare Cas-
sci. of New York. and Miss Myrtle Nc.
Ateer. of Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
TWO NAVAL sTCRES PLANTS
ORDERED SOLD BS COURT

BRUNSWICK. GA. July THE sale
OF the two plants Of the Varan Naval
stores Company. located here and at
Gulfport. Miss. was ordered today by
FEDERAL Judge Spccr. who is holding
court ut st. Smons Island Affairs of
the company arc being conducted by
receivers. AID court litigation affecting
ITS interests has extended over a pc
rioa o! two years. The Brunswick
plant VIII be sold on August. and the
tuIlport plant on August 10. = cred :
itors committee is working on re.
organization plans for the concern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
LOS ANGELES COUNTRY
CLUB WINS CUP AGAIN

CHICAGO. july 2-lucomplctc re-
ports received to-day cf the animal
competitions FOR the Crafts w HiC-
gins trophy, cmblcmatic Of tho team
championsh!p of the Womcn's Western
COLI Association. played for yesterday.
indicate that the Los Angeles Country
Club team was the winner, with six
up.
The Los Angeles club won the event
last wear. and also in 1911. thus canal
iur the record Of the mon OF their
club. VIII" have won the Tom Morris
h"rhN three times The event is open
!" "!i clubs that are members Of the
"omon's Western Golf Associations
ami all play is matched arainst
woincn's par Of the home course
-Four players constitute team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
Horses VIII he Sold.

NEW TOKK July 2.--Frize- winning
show horses owned by the lat. Alfred
q Vanderbilt, president OF The Nation
al Horse SHOW Association, who lost
his life in the sinking Of the i.usi-
tania 10y German submarine. viii
be put on sale here Within a few
weeks. according To an announce cnt
here to-day.
Thirty-four horses. some of them
noted winners, and including Novice
Hackney harness horses imported
from ENGLAND by Mr.. Vanderbilt but
never exhibited here. are in the first
consignment TO be sold. The animals
were in trimming when Mr. Vanderbilt
left New York.