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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-03-03

Globe, Arizona.
,, Miss Ina Douglas. of Mt. Pleasant
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eu
gene Thomas.
A. N. Sargent and sister, Mrs. W.
D. Mcbride, of Sawdust Valley, have
returned from Wilmington, Del,
where they have been to visit their
brother, Ingram Sargent, who Is quite
sick.
w. A. Denham and R. N. Moore, Of
Groveland, were among the visitors in
the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Evans, Of Leip-
ers Fork, spent Sunda with Mrs. J. G.
Johnson, at Williamsport.
Mrs. Miles Murphy, Mrs Tom Troop,
Mrs. Morgan Elliott, Of Glendale, were
in the city shopping Monday
Mrs. Will Green and little son, Will
liam Harion, of Hohenwald, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Thomas.
Miss Celectine Ayers has returned
from the Eastern markets, where she
went to buy the spring millinery for
Anderson Bros & Foster.
Miss Celestine Ayres, of Baltimore,
Nd has returned and is back at the
head of the trimming department of
Anderson Bros. & Foster.
Miss Fannie CARRIER has returned
from the Eastern markets, where she
has been for the past two weeks buy
ing goods for the store of P. CARRIER.
Charles Rambo left today for ST.
Petersburg, Fla, where he will stay
for several weeks. Mr.. Rambo will
work in a barber shop while in the
Florida city.
Or. Leslie Sharber, of Nashville, is
listing his mother.
Miss Fannie Hayes, of Mt Pleasant,
IS visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Fleming are
spending the day in Nashville.
Mrs Jas. McGaw. of Birmingham,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Brit.
ain, in Highland Park.
Miss Edna Trousdale and Miss IZora
Patterson, of Sunnyside. were visitors
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. M. S. Rhea and Miss Annie
Cheatham, of Glendale, were in the
city Saturday shopping.
Miss Bette Gray. of Shady Grove,
Is in Columbia shopping today.
Mrs. Coley Gardner has returned
from a visit to her daughter, In Pu-
laski.
Mrs. J. P. Hoskins. of Chattanooga,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles P.
Hatcher, at "Blythewood"
Mrs. W. M. Waiterfeid, Of Union
City, and Mrs. Frank Hudgens andl
little daughter, of Honeapath. S. c..
have returned home, after visit, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelsey.
Mrs. |. J. Hughey is visiting in'i
williamson county.
Miss Leila Hutchinson is visiting her
father, at Mt Pleasant.
Mrs J. F. Stockard, of Cross
Bridges, was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Dickens have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Hardy Park and Miss Mary
Willie Frierson went to Nashville this
morning.
A large party OF Columbians went to
Nashville this morning to witness
Hamlet at the theatre Vendome.
Miss Loutie Tomlinson, Of the Cul-
leoka Woman's Missionary Society, Is
attending the conference at Gallatin. !
Mrs. Arch w. Lipscomb and Miss
Nina Martin are attending the Wo.
mans Missionary conference at Cal |
latin.
Mrs R. w. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Lillian, left this morning for
Nashville, where Mrs. Thomas will
undergo medical treatment.
Mrs. j. N. Addison and son, James,
have returned from Nashville, where |
they spent several days. They were
accompanied home by Miss Louise
Williamson. who will be their guest
for several weeks.
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PERSONALS.
seeseeeeeseesese'

VA.
cay.
T. B. Campbell has returned from q
visit to Chattanooga.
Col. Jonas T. Amis, United STATES
MARSHAL, is here today.
William B. Whitaker, OF Iaylor
store. was in the city today.
Mrs. J. R. Robinette, OF carter
Creek, spent Thursday in town.
Miss Jennie Yeatman, Of Ashwood'
was a visitor in the city Friday.
Mrs. Allen Campbell, of Spring HILL
was in the city shopping Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Gates, Of Cross Bridges
was a shopper in the city Friday.
Mrs. ]. B. Farmer, of Culleoka, was
among the shoppers in the city FIJI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Johnson, OF
Louisville, KY, are the guest OF MT
and Mrs Eugene Fleming.
Miss Lucille Granger, who has been
the attractive guest of Miss lmogene
Barrw, has returned to her home IN
Nashville.
Mrs. Clarence Akin spent Saturday
In the city.
Miss Mai Goad was in the city shop
ping Saturday.
Elmer Goad was in the city on bust
ness Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cayce were in
town shopping Saturday.
Miss Elaine Cherry is visiting her
uncle, j. P. Cherry, of Nashville
Miss Edna Gotham, Of Hohenwald,
was a visitor in the city Saturday
President James A Sloan, OF the
Board Of Trade, is in Birmingham.
Mrs. Dabney Erwin, of Oklahoma
City, is the guest of Mrs. Tom Friel.
Miss Blanche Choate, of Williams
port, spent Saturday in town shopping.
Mrs. j. M. Morrison, of Carter's
Creek, s in town shopping Satur-
day.
Misses Leila and Gladys McKibbon
of Mooresville, were in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. Albert Cayce and two daugh-
ters, OF Zion, we're shoppers here Sat
arday.
Mrs. Clyde Sowell, of Nashville, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. !. Sow
ell and family.
Misses Grace Moore and Sue Parks.
Spring Hill, were visitors in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Thomas and son, David
Lee, are visiting Mrs. A. N. Wilkins,
I'm Nashville, +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Morford
and daughter. Miss Florence, came
down from Nashville this morning to
spend the day with their son, Cadet
Morford, at the Columbia Military
Academy. They will spend the week
at Sleepy Hollow.
! Miss Katherine Hardison, OF Car
ter's Creek. was among the visitors
in town Saturday.
Little L. C. Hutcheson, Jr., Is visit
ing his grandfather, at Mt Pleasant.
John Templeton, OF Fayetteville,
spent Sunday In the city with friends.
Misses Bessie Thurman and Mary
Lancaster spent Sunday at Southport.
Miss Lille Kinzer and Mrs. Rogers.
of Water Valley, are in the city shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry, OF Big
byville, we're in Columbia Monday
shopping
Miss Sadie DcGlopper has returned
to Nashville, after a visit to Mrs. J.
R. Martin.
Mrs. G. H. Baily and little daughter,
of Wartrace, are the guest of Mrs. J.
G. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley B. Embry, Of
Nashville. were out to spend the week
end with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Embry.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. M. Johnson, Of Bel
mont, KY, are visiting their mother.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-03-03

He only IL rich who owns the day,
and no one owns the day who allows
it to be invaded with worry, fret and
anxiety.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-03-03

"The world owes you a living I
say. Maybe this Is true, but 7
won't get Il unless you earn II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27

bcrs OF his family believe that tenn
porary in-hcalth caused him to end
his life.
For many years. Major Lloyd had
been engaged in the hardware business
ana was an active member OF the Mcr-
chants Association and the Chamber
or Commerce. He came here from
richmond in 1889. He had been a pri-
vatc and officer In Company NJ. Third
Regiment. North Carolina National
Guard and was member OF the staff
OF Governor Aycock. during the latter's
term. He was hfty-ninc years old.
Major Lloyd WAS the son OF the late
William Lloyd. editor Of tho old Rich :
monl Examiner, and in 1856 married
Miss Lea Lipscomb. of Richmond. BE
sides his wife, he leaves ono daughter.
Elsie. and two sons. Abbott Emmett
Lloyd, Jr., and Orin G. Lloyd, both in
business in china. lie also leaves two
sisters. Mrs. J. W. Archer. of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Albert Farmer, OF Law =
yer. Va.
Funeral services Will he conducted
tomorrow afternoon 1T t:3" o'clock by
Rev. :. :. lost. assisted by Rev. John
Jetcr Hurt. -. II. lntcrmcnt Will he
II Maplcwood Cemetery.
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NEGRO ESCAPES FROM JAIL
Door Of Cell Found Orcn, with Hole I'm
II Brick WnII-DoGs Unable
20 nnd Trail.

Especial to Til" Times pispatoh.l
AMELIA, VA. Junc 3S--Jim Robert
foh' aiias simmons. Il negro. whu had
been placed in Jail here TO await in
,!iCtmcn, hy tho grand Jury to-day on
charge Of robbiuE cars OF tho South
"ru hallway. made his escape from
Jail some time during last night The
door to the steel cage in which ic was
confined was found open ana there
WAS a hole in tho brick wall beneath
4 window. Rloohhounds wcr. Sc
cured. but were unable to take the
trail
In his charge to the grand jury
Judge Soutiiall directed them to max g
thorough examination and report
their findings TO the court. The Jury
was engaged several hours. hut WAS
unable TO learn anything upon which
20 base an Indictment
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ZBY SIX O-.JOINSON MATCH
WILL, HI; FEATURE OF CARD

The wrestling card for Thursday
night will he featured by the bout be-
tween Wladek Ibysnko and Hclmcr
Johnson. the big, rangy Swcdc who
proved one OF the hits Of the recent
New York tournament. Xbyszko, who
weighs about 225 pounds had little
trouble in disposinS OF Dir. Roller in
Norfolk last week, aud he Will en-
dcavor to make short work OF Johnson.
lie hopes To win III less time than il
took Alex .Abcrg and Ed Lewis 10
beat him.
The preliminary bout Will bring to-
Gcthcr Cacsl j. Iacini, 40 pounds. and
Robert L. Shoemaker. ia Both of
these boys i've III fichmonh. The win
ncr of this bout Will meet Jmn,ic
Edclkamp or "Zckc" Smith ON Tho
night of July A.
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WANTED LETTERS As I'HuUr
POSITIVE TO CONTRARY

He explained that his own parents
would have objected 10 his making
tho trip. and that Mari"n's parents OBJ
seen and stories carried TO either
household, lie figured that the letters
would be taken as proof positive 10
tho contrary
~ tho meeting in the woods IN
February .. I've said. Marion expressed
10 persuade her that her fears were
Gr"undicss. Iic offered hcr the mo-
!aSScS and water. but she refused it,
saying i; Was useless. IL" suggested
that she would better catch her car
and started away, IN; she called him
back and asked II he was coins to
write to her any m"rc. lie said hc
thought not. and started away again
something. don't know what"
mad" hun turn around. lic testified
Marion had taken Tia" POISON u.
could see shc Was lIayiu. "a convulsiou.
He returned to her, and sh, had two
more trcmors.
Tho wit,csy said thar he became
dazed and remembered only fleeing
from the woods. He took a train back
10 Madison
crpct was tho first witness called
by the defense, and took the stand i'm
mediatcly after James H. wilkcrsun.
chief OF ccunsc! for the defense had
concluded his opening statement
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VACATION FOR JUDGE GARY
Head Of steel Corporation VIII Spcm
Three Months In the Philippines
aud .bnpnu.

NEW YORK. June Gr-rlbcrt III.
Gary. head OF the United states steel
Corporation. will sail next Monday for
Il vacation OF about three months. which
will be spent largely in the Philippines
and Japan. Judge Gary in past years
has usually gone TO Europe on his vaca-
ton, but will not do so this year. owing
10 the war. He Will sail from Van
couvcr on Monday on the Canadian
Pacific steamship Empress OF Asia.
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TARS WIN THINNING GAME

i.pecia! 10 The Times Dispatch
PET ERSBC isG. VA, June 25.-For
thirteen innings the Tnrs and Nuts
hat,led hard for a victory. and but for
hc2!ston IN favor OF N" Tnrs In the
iH!EteeNth, on what should have bee
double play. the game might have
lasted unit! called by the umpire
Spaa and Cochran Both pitched
splendid ball. with thc advantage II,
favor OF Spaid For ten innings only
one hit had been made off each Of them,
ana not I runner Tor either team In q
gotten as far as the third sack In
The thirteenth Whitted singled and
vent 20 second on Morpeth's sacrifice.
Sticking was safe on irmschcr's error
Wh..ted going 20 third welchcr hit 2
pop ;iy to Henry. and Whitfield. who had
started for home, was declared safe by
Umpire Buckle" on the throw by Henry
20 double him up. Cochran Nj safely.
scoring Whitfield IN Ic'HTsbUres half
II the thirteenth HnIgius was safe on
Icrpeth's error. ana went 20 second
on Goalb%'s sacrifice, but could got no
ar her. Henry ana Hitchie were,
-l:-t outs. The score:
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At the Movies To-Day

BiJOC - Douglas Fairbanks. In
"RcEEfc Mixes In" md Kcystone
comedy.
Ni:W-"Thc Social Pirates" "Thc
Double Cross" and "The IlsSnrtn OF
Helen"
ItEN-"John Ncedhnm's Double"
with Tyrone Power and Mnric Wni-
camp.
COLOSIAI-Aiicc brady, In "In
Vic lie DOhrmr."
ODEON-Nfct0r Moore. In "The
Clown"
ISIS-DOrothy Gish mud Frank
tnmpenu. I'm "JorJRn IL Hard
itORd.'
SrtttND--"At the Front with tho
Allies
EiCrOR-Comcdy pronram.
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FlANCEE WON'T ELOPE.
YOUTH ENDS HIS LIFE
""~s to Hotel and shoots SELF When
t'irl Says Tic Must Get Her
Parents Consent

Especial To The Times dispatch
tiiARLOTT ESNiLl.E. VA. Lunc I'd
Ills mind temporarily unba lanccd az
the result Of a request from his .ianccc
Miss Bertha pfis,er Of Amherst. Va.
mat he get her parents consent be
'"re marrying. Kenneth -. Taliafcrro
aged eighteen years. Of l.ynchhurg
went from Union station to u nearby
h"'ci TINS morning and ended his life
lie hrcd bullet into his temple and
dt"d Tour hours later nj Il local hos
pitai. Ihr body WAS sent Tonight to
The home ipf the Young mans uncle
w. l. Erode. At Amherst. where the
funeral and intcrmcnt will take plucc
Tomorrow afternoon.
Tanafcrro came from Lynchburr on
saturday night and had planned to
"i"pc to-day. His sweetheart. accom-
panied by 81 friend. Miss Hester scott
Also OF Amherst. joined him at the de-
pot at o'clock this morning. Talin-
fcrr" insisted upon ciopins. but the
Siri refused. whcrcup"n the Young man
exclaimed that he would go Ia his
hotel and shoot himself
Afraid that No would. carry out his
threat. tho two :ounG women came
itAwn town and Miss Scott went to :,
relative ana sent him I" tho hotel. Tho
messenger arrived too late. He found
Ialiaf"rro lying across the he'd with
q dangerous wound In his right temple
his 'remhhng land still holding Tho
pistol. lie never rcGa,ncd conscious
ness.
Tho undertaken found in one OF the
dead mans pockets "a wedding rin.
inscribed ''K. =. 7 I" r.. < - G-o5-IS
and two tickets to Washnctoit
Miss Phistcr. who is only nineteen
Was n senior at Sweet Briar College
he past session, AMI IL here taking 81
iFpccia! course 1T tn" University Of Nir-
zinia summer school. She was pros
tratcd when told tina, TaliaIcrro had
committed suicide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
NEWPORT NEWS StMIPROS
ARR: COMING: TO RICHMOND

DR.. Lawrence r rricc. manager OF
tho Richmond GrayS, mas made ar
rangemcntS whereby II team known as
the Newport News Snipbuildcrs' Will
battle his team at tho bali park on
saturday afternoon. Tho game will 10
tho first Of douhlc-hc and will
begin 1T $50. The second game will
bc played between the Gr:tys and the
iiikcrs. Of tho Capitol City League
The ShipbuildrrS have an exception
ally strong ScmiprofcSSionnl team and
have been scored on only three times
this season, and have no; been de-
featch. Tho team has been playing
well known semprofcssional teams
around Baltimore. Norfolk and New
port News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
AZ u. PASSENGER TRAIN
DENAII.En NEAR HURRICANE

ISDcclal III the Times DiSpatCn,
HURRICANE. W. VA. June L.
Chesapeake and ohio passenger train
NJ. :. which left Richmond last night
a, II o'clock, was dcrailcd short
distance cast Of this place at 2:t5
o'clock this afternoon. Tho engine and
cl.h, cars left the tracks, but not one
OF them WAS overturned. Only tho
diner remained on the tracks No one
was killed, ana only w. H. Corwin. n
passenger. Of Ashland. Ky, was in
iur"d seriously enough to rcquir" treat
n"ut. I'll" castbound track was clear
cd for traffic ~ $50 o'clock Tonight,
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GIRL TAKES BICHLORlOE
Swallows TurntH-0nc Gruius md Sp,x
Thought Of Death Mnkr> Her

fiN1;l;ISpNHtlti. VA, June as-M Mis-,
POLLY Payne, twenty years old, nr I.rnud
Kun. Fauuuirr County. swallowed ,hrco
tablets uf b"hl"ridc OF mercury.
tw"ntv-"n" grains, OH Friday might.
with suicidal in;"nt. I'll" Young WON
an live! ia tia" home Of Mrs. Holm j..
Sh"walt"r.
Til" girl resisted Tho efforts If plIv-
Siria'S 10 civ" her "n"ii"S and 10 use
n stomach pump. When told that she
could not live wrcl. she rculicd
81 ain happy in tho thought that ! am
going 10 die"
She has been sent t. her home near
BROAD Run, and her parents notified OF
the circumstances.
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TO HOLD PLACES FOR MEN
Norfolk and Western HALLWAY Gives
Nnticc to Employees
hn nj

ROANOKE. VA. June 26.-The Nor
io!h ana Western Railway, through it's
president. l.. T.. Johnson, has notified
all employees that If they answer the
call TO ;he colors. $50 far as within
the range Of possibility. without Grip
ping the service OF the railroad, YOU
Will he granted leaves Of absence, and
your positions will he held open for
YOU until honorahiy relieved from gov
eminent service. without loss cf stand
ing with the company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
Trinity to Play InIc.
;ncclHl IA Tho 'TIncs nI.n.t<l

DURHAM. ~ G.. June 26--Yale Uni
vcrsiiy has scheduled Il game with
Trinity College for the baseball season
OF 1917. according to an announcements,
made today by Manager Maycs. The
game will he staged on ITnncS Athletic
Field. II Will be tho first Time Trinity
College ever played Yale on Southern
soil. The date is April I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
BRANCH POST.0FFlCE ROBBED
Two Young Men Arrested on Charge
of Taking ~. From Satisfaction
I'm nnlciyh.

ISpCCiaI u The Tlmcs -VlsUHTNN.
RALEIGH. ~ G.. June 2G.--Oris Pace
aud Arthur Davis, two young white
men. were arrested Tonight 10y United
states Deputy Marshals j. H. Studi =
want and a. II. porich, on the charge
OF robbiuS the .:orth Raleigh branch
post Office at PAGES drug store late
last night. They took 81: in cash from
tho money drawer before the place WAS
closed FOR tho night il is alleged.
y twclvc-ycar-old boy, said TO hc an
acc"mplicc, told on the two young
men. The lad is no; TO be prosecuted.
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Methodist. Convene To-day.

Special 10 The Times DiSDatCh.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June 26-
The charlottesville District Conference
OF the NJ. T.. Church, South. will meet in
annual session at Rock Spring Church.
on the Batcsvillc Circuit. Tomorrow
and continue through Thursday The
conference will be called TO order bv
Presiding Elder Waterfield Rev. FL
c. Gregory. of Crozet. will preach the
opening sermon. Rev. Y H. Rawlings.
n. n, Will preach the sermon on mis-
sions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
BATsMEN ARE HELPLESS
H0PEWELL'S SLUGGERS
CAN'T HIT RAYS OFFERINGS
""mit 10 Doac of I<RlsOmiBc While
Shtpbuildcrs Pound out

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Junc 25--
While Carl Ray held the visiting bnt..
men helpless Walters and Payne battcd
ONT q victory for Newport News over
double. IL wild throw bv Rove on n
.i:2Dp.d third strike on Schultz and
faync's single gave the locals two runs
~ the second inning. In the fourth
Walters singled. aud Pavnes double
brought in one more. Sensations al
fielding was done by Walters. Wrattcn.
'rist and Smith. while barnett hcldcd
his position we'll Llcwcliyns support
was not good. but tn" I:uildcrs earned
enough runs on four hits [" beat him.
THO Hrhrn.
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BODY FOUND BY WIFE
Major Abhott T.. Lloyd, Of Duritnm
Ends His Life with PISTOL
Rultrf

Especial I" The Times nispatch.I
DURHAM y. g., June 26-With one
hand grnSpinE Il revolver with which
he had ht"d bullet into his mouth.
the body OF Major Abbott Emmett
lloyd was found by his wife on the
bed in his room this morning MEM
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S P O r T S

Mo:pcth. Bascs OF balis--oft Spsid I. on
Cochran ,. i"ft on bas~S-Pctersbury D.
OF Norfolk. .. Hit Ivy pitchcr-Iind
struck ou'-Ly Spsid. S: by Cochran. 3
Niid iitchcs-by S!aid. I: ny Co-hr.u. l.
Jim". 2:2r Umpire. Irckioy
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WINS BY A WHISKER
J"hnn. MrTnEEnrt send. ormc.d,i,
-'"fosH Line First in Onk nm
IinnJiCap.

-. NEW york. juno %. I..hrry Me-.
f taHgfi' W LIN orW.sdalc. : 80 :
whisk"r in Tho oak i'm hnn,Giii,c,.,r,, ~
AIu"dnct today br I.arrck had tho
rae rae y nr"c'iGa,ly WIN, hn' in tie la,
seemed TO forget he carricd Win
mhq EnN" an imitation Of still li.'
from from MsfhindgE"y, 1nshsh the fayori,e ~
Indian Chant. the * conc colt, in b,ntY,iy
IN the race following
f!aTcrs OF good things had a fearful
T n., "a, IN ne openint event. when. after
r,ir ~. ,''u.2n mad t9utcd his tilly Ad-
h nt icon I'll hlc oHGr ,h. tack. ana she
!" % ., l;eonie came along and copied
81, h 4di', Busan, The noted rider. sails
wear the silks OF noble sporismam,
The w"iEht scale here drove Duga;,
~. - ,hs pest riders. in the country.
Aqueduct Results
ieo leon r'i los ;cra ana naif fuEl9nEs
70 and i"i = s eaS1fhl i,ss to i;os
,Siri T5,S :" J.. TO = and to 5.
Sp"c;or, Polly @ and Admiration also
Second race,1,about two n,iles-1.o-
"nd TO .. frst; Guerd!nn Saint. AZ
o oSteliS}: TO l.. 20 and even. sec
to g. and . TO 5. Tlme' i4:51. Pnv.
streak. Sandow. Agon Lad OF LanRdon,
noict, iowder Puff and White Metal
Thir! race--one nile---t.l Bloch. lo7
sChuNinEcD. . 20 ," ard out. FIRST:
iiaing"rfeld. i02 'Cumph-D 70 l.
70 !; and TO ,. second; Typography, 90
.i.Ekei. !: 70 ]. I" and TO >, third
Time. i::l Lucky George. Day Bal
gee and sana! also ran.
Fourth racc--s!X and n half furlongs
oormesdalc. lo3 81, McTagEart). l3 TO
&C. OUT; first: Dr. 1.n,rrick. los Garnerll,
Lnlis Gykc). 10 l. TO 3out third
Tine 20 Kewessa also ran.
Firth race-one mile---lndian Chant
los O.: McTagGart), S to !. 9 to l. out,
won; Sun Cod. los (cnmrbelp; 4 to /.
linz. S TO z. 10 :. out. third. Time.
40 80. Miss Puzzle also ran.
SiXth,-nvc furlongs-Bany, 1l5
IkeoGh. 6 TO l. TO l, and TO ). first:
Killdce. ll5 (J; McTagGarD. . 10 .
even. and to .. second: Tom McTag-
CART. 10 (Taplin). to ., even and
TO 2. third. Time. 1907 80. Comrade.
buchanan. Brady, Douglas : Phillip
pincu, Royal Writ. FricndleSs. Nash
Vile and kideree and Temptation also
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

including two doubles and !, home run.
scoring eight runs.
Maruuar1 pitched the second game
Tor brooklyn. and after the visitors had
scored run TN the FIRST inning, held
them rnniess until the finish
suncez" play after one was out in
the twelfth resulted In tho winnin. run.
wv. Srnr1S
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NEW YORK. jane Manager Nc
Graw, of the New York Giants has Of
fcred to trade Charles Tcsrcau, pitcher,
TO the ST. Louis Nationals for Harry
Sallce. pitcher. il was announced her.
tonight No reply has been received
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Newport News.
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struck ou'-hy Hay. 10. i'y !.l''vuiiyn. 3
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Douhl' risy--I.SSc &" Wrattcn ras~"t
ha.-Eowc. rimc. I 80 Umpire. E.nn"Iy.
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and the westoound track will be ecsa
before morning Tho cause OF the de.
ra ilinent is not known 81
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nv" M b''"n. Passed ball Miller nh.
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