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REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
UwMMwWWU^M
SUJ5UKBAN HOME.
CITY CONVENIENCES.
(.oven-Room New ? ml Modern Dwelling,
?porcelain bath, hot nml cold water, ?eety
iono gas, large hall '?nil tro ? in ? with high
ceilings? handsome cabinet mantel In euch I
room? nl???? veranda nroimil house; 12 1
ACRES ?? LAND (well elevated), with
all necessary outbuildings?: 7 acre.?? oC I
wood Innd: convenient to three adjoining
homo? with d?slrab.l? neighbors; Immedi?
ately at dopol and convenient to street
car. Dwelling alone cost $.1,00?.".
PRICE, $8,000.
J. A. Connelly & Co.,
AVANTED,
?o exchange ELEGANT SUBURBAN
PROPERTY for CITY REAL URTATE.;
R. B. CHAFEIN & CO., INC.,
No. 1 North Tonili Street. I
10% INVESTMENT
NORTH TENTH STREET, MODERN
BRICK.
JJEXT. ?720. PRICK, $0,700.
EIOHTEHN-ROO.M BRICK;
GOOD CONDITION. MARSHALL ST.
EIGHT ROOMS. LARGE LOT, 200 Square
S. Liia.i'l Street, $2,000.'
Mnln St-oct, near First,
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$U,5()().
J. A. Connelly & Co.,
'MONEY.
ON GOOD CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE.
R. B. CHAEFIN & CO.. INC.,
No, 1 North Tenth Street.
REAL ESTATE?For Rent.
The Chesterfield Apartment
Company.
FOR RENT
TWO ? O ?-H OUSEKEEPINGl
APARTMENTS of two and three
rooms each, with private bath-roorn. j
Steam heat, electric light, free tele?
phone and attendance.
Cafe Now Open.
Apply to C. T. RIPLEY, Manager.
Phone 1510.
McVEIGH & GLINN
Want Tenants for
fl.OM per ?nn.. 7 Vf. Malti St.; 16 room*. Pom.
at once. FurnUhed.
t Wi pet ann., IMC Floyd- ???.; a room?.
I (/?per ann.. Wii Floyd Ave.; l? room?.
t 430 per ann.. lilt Hanover Su; S room-,. New.
t 450 per ann.. lfllt? Hanover 81.; 8 rooms. New.
? iX per ann.. 100 N. Linden St.; 7 roonva.
I Kb per ann. 104 N. Unden -St.; 7 room*.
! 420 per ann.. 1601 Hanover St.; 3 rooms.
t 120 per ann., 103 N. Fourih Si. ; i rooms.
I 430 por ann.. -wo ?. Seventh St.; 10 room*.
Ton day?.
? S*? per ann.. 610 N. BlKhth Si-; t rooms.
3-? per ann., 2C0Q Floyd Ave.; S rooms.
5 ?7? per ann., 1237 \V. Cary St.; 7 rooms.
New.
| NW per nnn., ???? S. Pire St.
_______
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 316 East Franklin Street,
10 rooms besides kitchen; good location
for physician or dentist.
11. SEI DON; TAYLOR & GO.,
No. 8 North Eleventh Street.
NEW "PENT LIST
NOW READY. CALI. FOR ONE.
FULL AND COMPLETE.
J. B. ELAM & GO.
JOR HEXT,
THAT DESIRABLE THREE-STORT
MODERN BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1022 Main Street,
near Reach, containing in rooms. This
house will be put In good order.
II. SEI DON TAYLOR & GO.,
No. 8 North Eleventh Stroot.
JOR REXT,
NO. 1007 WEST FRANKLIN STREET. 12
rooms, andvevery modern convenience;
excellent location.
J. B. ELAM & CO.
J?OR HEXT, ~
CENTRALLY-LOCATED MODERN
DWELLING,,
No. 413 Ninth Street,
between Marshall and Clay; eight rooms.
H. SEI DON TAYLOR & CO.,
No, 8 North Eleventh Street.
JOR RENT.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
10Jl WEST GRACE,
now being papered and painted and put in
thorough order.
Also Handsome Three-Slory Detached
Brick Dwelling, 003 Floyd Avenue,
SUTTON & CO.
JOR RENT.
THAT LARGE AND CENTRALLY-LO?
CATED PROPERTY, formerly known as
"HOTEL DODSON,"
on Twelfth Street, between Main and '
Franklin. This building will bo remodeled
to suit a light manufacturing business,
H. SE. DON TA YI OR & CO.,
No, $ North Eleventh Street.
N.W. Bowe & Son
HAYE FOR RENT
"BHENANDOAH" Apartments at Lee
Circle; eight rooms, and well hen led.
No 9 w. Frank.In St.; ten rooms; fur
dished.
No. '?as E. Grace St,; now buine remod?
eled and renovated.
No. 222 S. Third Street; an up-to-dato
Bat, new.
No, 311 E. Main St.; ton rooms and
itnblo.
Also oilier smaller houues. Cull or 'phono
lor RENT LIST. '
For Rent Cheap,
Liiouud ?????* Office on Main Street,
near Eleventh Street,, with
lleftt und Light,
GREEN & REDD,
iill East Main Street.
REAL ESTATE?For Rent,
pon DENT,
ONE OF THE MOST MODERN,
UP-TO-DATE ?
STORES ON BROAD ST.,
Possession nt onco. Hont ?hoap.
Apply
CHARLES ?. ROSE,
803 East Main.
REAL ESTATE.
UiiAJflN & HUME,
Real Estube, Disti ru neo, Loune.
FOR SALE.
F I /! finn ELEGANT PARK AVENUES
_?!?+???? RESIDENCE il room ?, c vory
modern convenience. ,ar?o stable, Jiiat
tho location for a physician. Usual torme.
F/ 7Cd A NEW 8-ROOM DWELLINa
?P^i/OU bo;iutifully located. In the..West
Enil (corner lot}, with, all modern ' Im?
provement?. Now rented to an excellent
tenant. Easy terms.
tl OCn AN ATTRACTIVE AND COZY
-PllZuU LITTLE HOME (DETACHED)
of 6 rooms, on Twenty-third Street Easy
terms.
<tl inn A TWO-STORY FRAME DE
?plilUU ? ACHED DWELLING of ?
rooms, on West Duvnl Street. Now rent?
ed ul tlSS, An unusual opportunity to In?
vest a email amount safely.
FOR" RENT.
018 Wost .".In In Street,
A MODERN EIGHT-ROOM DWELLING,
conveniently arranged and located. ?
803 Third Avenue, Chestnut Hill,
MODERN DETACHED SEVEN-ROOM,
PART BRICK AND PART FRAME.
MONEY, "~~ MONEY,
IN SMALL AND LARGE SUMS
AT G PER CENT. AND G PER CENT.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
COLLECTION OF RENTS
A SPECIALTY.
FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN.
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTEN?
TION TO. EVERY INQUIRY.
?3 N. ELEVENTH STREET.
Henry S.Hufz_.r$(o.
*/???_> fc.MAIN ST.. ? V*?
r?ktA?T
UTATCt CUNAOCO.
Vacant Houses
WANTED TO SUPPLY.
Apply
CHARLES A. ROSE,
Real Estate and Loans,
S03 East Main.
RENT ACCOUNT.
Place your's. ?with., .us.
Prompt returns.
McVEIGH __ GL-TNN.
COLLECTION OF RENTS
A SPECIALTY.
McVeigh & qlinn.
~_?Ct?00LS7~"
MISS M. ANNA JONEST
VOICE CULTURE AND THE ART OF
SINGING.
- SA ENG E t? METHOD.
Studio: No. 70?> West Grace, Richmond.
JOSEPH BOPP,
Richmond's Foremost
PIANO TUNER,
819 East Broad St. Telephone 2758.
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway
SCHEDULI?: IN EFFECT OCT. 15. IOCS.
TRAINS LEAVE HICHMOND.
I'M A. M.?Dully?Local lar (-barlette; N. C
12:50 P, M.?Dallv?Limited?I'ulTOt Pullman to
Atlanta ami Birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga and all tho South.
6:00 P. M.?Ex. Sunday? Keysvlll?. Local.
11:30 P. M.?Dallv?Limited?Pullman ready 9.80
P. M? for all thu South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorite rouie io Baltimore and Eastern
pointa. Uavea Richmond 1:20 P. M,, dally,
oxcept Sunday.
2:15 P. M.?Local?Dally?E-cent Sunday.
4:20 P. Al_Excupt Sunday?For West Point,
connecting with stf-n-mers tor Paltlmov?
and rlvor landing?. Steamer? call at York
town nnd Clay Bank Monday?, ..-?due?,
davs and Fridays, and at Ulouccster Point
anil Allmonds Tuesdays, Thursday and
Sftturdavs. ?, ,_._.'
4;4S A. M.?Except Sunday?Local ml???-?- for
Went Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. *"
0:S3 A. M, and 6:J2 P, M.-From all tlio South.
3:35 P. M.?From Charlotte and Durham.
8:10 ?. M_From Keyavllle and lnt?rmedlato
?tallona. _.?_'.
9:2d ?. M.?Baltimore and West Point.
10:? A. M.?Dally-Except Sunday and Mon?
day; ??10 ?- M., ially. except Sunday?
From We?t Point
C. W, WESTDURY. D. P. ?., Richmond, Va.
S. H. IIARDWICK, Vf. H TAYLOE,
P. T. M., G? ?? ?.,
U. 13- SPENCER, Oen'l. Mgr..
Washington, d. C.
Executors Notice.
This company, having qualified as
EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF MA?
JOR ROBERT STILES, deceased, all per?
sons having claims against said ESTATE
are requested to present them, and those
Indebted to the ESTATE, will please
make payment,
Virginia Trust Co.,
Executor of Robert Stiles, Dee'd.
PATWTS
GUARANTEED
Patents Secured or Fee Roturned.
Send model or slteteh for free opinion ns
to patentability. Send for Illustrated Guido
Pools. Contains 100 mechanical move?
ments and t.IST OF IN VENTI UNB
WANTED. TELLS HOW TO OUTAJN
AND BELI. PATENTS. Full oartlcu urs
of NEW TRADE-MARK LAW, COPY?
RIGHTS, etc. Putente scrii rod through
u? ndv"rtl-Od (reo In World.* Progrees.
Sample copy free,
-?va.n$, Wilkens f Co.,
Reg, Patent Attorneys. 61S F ?_???.? WMh'
* n Ingtoii, p. C.
WANTED,
WHITE GIRLS
BEGINNERS PAID WHILE LEARNING,
Steady employment ? good wages. Apply to
ALLEN & G1NTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary,
MEETINGS,
L O, O. F. NOTICE.?MON
day, October 10th, 8 P. M..
'";"s-%'*S-r I'lchrnond Lodito No. 1, corner
^hmTr- Rol videro and : Main Streets,
will havo somo special work on hand.
Brothers from this and other lodges are
cordially Invited. A good timo la erpceted.
pected.
g
a A CALLED COMMUNICATION Ul<*
W Richmond Lodge No. 10, A. K. &
i^r> A. M.i will bo held In Masonic Tem
._ on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
totober lGth, 1005. Work In Second De?
gree. Members of sister lodges and trans?
ient brethren cordially invited. ,
By order of the Wor. Master,
R. 'B. SNEAD, Secretary.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holilers of iho Chosapcake and Ohio
Land and -.Improvement Company Is
called for Wcdnciday,? October 2.0th, 1503,
at 11 o'clock A. M? at tho ofllco of tho
Secretary, corner Eighth and Main
Streets, Richmond, va,, to consider:
first, tho question of disposing of tho
whole or any part of the real estate
of the company, and distributing tho
net proceeds thereof among the Stock?
holders, and, second, the advisability of
dissolving the corporation..
_C. E. WELI.FOltb. Secretary.
NOTICE.?THE ANNUAL MEETING OP
The Stockholders of the Worklngman's
Land and Improvement Company wlh
be held at Ihe R.. F. & P. Railroad
shops MONDAY, Oct. IC, ID 5, at ? P.
M., for tris election of officers and such
other business as may properjy come be?
fore them.
_JOHN T, ROTH. Sec'y.
"' iJirtivUS A1MD ORGANS.
THE CELEBRATED ESTEY ORGANS
at factory prices, freight prepaid. Large
shipment on the way, of the latest
styles. We will save you from $25 tc
$T/0 on any organ our factory manufac?
tures. Easy terms. Lowiwt prices.
Finest organs on earth, ESTEY OROAN
AORNCY. ' American National Bank
Build I h g.____
trunks!
?PENCE. 22 AND 24 N. NLNTH~ST., HAS
.the largest and best assortment of
Trunks, Satchels. Flasks, Card Cj-lsos
and Leather Novelties ever shown In
this city, and at the lowest prices. If
your trunk or bag Is out of order, 'phone
us; we will call for It and return It same
day. Our motto: One hundred cents for
your dollar. E. H. SPENCE. 22* and 21
N. Ninth Street.
WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 703 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and oest line of
trunks and traveling necessities In tn?
city: repairing done. H. W. ROUN
TREE & BRO.. Trunk and Bag Co.
I-'. .. ' ..? ?=---? ' , ', ?. ".J
SI ORAGE.
FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
rooms apply to RICHARDSON &
CHAPPELL. Storage Department. Bel
vldere B'j'lillng, 601 W. Main F3tr<v ..
FINANCIAL.
WANTED. TO BORROW $15,000 ON A
Raphael pa'ntlng and a Boucher minia?
ture for six months' security othe,
than collateral given and Interest guar?
anteed. Address L, 269. care thl?** office.
WANTED. TO BORROW $1,000 ON A
Raph-iel painting and a Boucher minla
ture-for six months' security other than
collateral given and Interest guaranteed.
Address L. '?-'.9. care this onice.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
CLEANING AND PRESSING WITH ORI
glnal shape, without odor, .ladles' and
gentlemen's handsome garments of
every description; prompt service;
?phone 2274. MUTUAL STEAM DYE?
ING WORKS. Laurel and Broad.
FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND FINE
sample dyeing done by WALKER, 2O0
N. Fifth. 'Phone SS9.
JOHN LATOUCHE-CLEANING. AND
Dying, Scouring and Pressing, tp East
Main. 'Phone 2419.
FLY SCREENS.
SCREENS AND AWNINGS MADE TO
order; get estimates -t once. C. B.
NORVELL, 211 1-2 North Sixth St.,
Th'-n? +-**.
MILLINERY.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL AT MRS.
JULIUS REAR'S, H?3 E. Miln Street. A
look at our fall and winter millinery?
It will pay you, as the line Is complete
and up-to-date. Prices lowest In city.
Also Suits, Cloaks and Furnishings for
ladles and children,
THE LITTLE STORE- AROUND THE
comer ls still offering the most attrac?
tive hats at the most reasonable prices.
MRS. M. L. WORTHAM, 216 N. Third
Street.
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF HORSE
Show Hats at remarkable low prices all
this week at MRS. M. L. WORTHAM'S,
210 North Third Street.
FOR THE VERY LATEST EFFECTS IN
shapes and tasty mllllnerv at reasonable
price? call on Mrs. ANN?E ROACH, '?"F
East Broad Street.
CALL AND INVESTIGATE THE
s'oo1* of latest Millinery at MRS- M, M.
MOORE'S 121 E. Broad streot.
CHURCHES.
CHRISTIAN .SCIENCE.
FRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Services will bo held In Belvldere Hall, 4SI
Vf. Main Streot, Sunday montine 11 o'clock!
eubjeot, "Probation After Death." Wednesday
evening R:30 o'clock. Tlie reading-room Is lo?
cated In Room 23. Chamber of Commerce, and
I? open every week day from 2 In the afternoon
until ?, All are cordially Invited, bolh to the
services and to the reading-room.
SEAU6P PROPOSALS.
?~*~~~~' Commonwealth of Virginia,
Ofllco of Superintendent
of Publio Printing.
Richmond, Va., Oot, 13. 190?.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
oeived at THIS OFFICE until 12 M. of
THURSDAY, OCT. in, 1906, for the
PRINTING for the State of Virginia
from date of contracte to Oct. 1. 1000,
Printed schedules showing in detail tho
ciussiflcatlons will ho furnished on ap?
plication to (ho bidders on vvliloh all
bids will bo reijulred to lie made.
.Contractors will bo required to enter
Into bond with security, tp be approved
by the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
for tho prompt and faithful execution
. of their contracts.
Tho right Is reserved of rejecting any
or all bids, and the work will bo award?
ed In duel) lots or portions ns the Super?
intendent may deem proper.
DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent of Publio PrintlfUf.
Out. 1M6.17.19.?1.23.25.
VIRGINIANS DEFEATED
'?M TIE "BEOSKIM"
(Continued from Firm Page.)
successive lino bucking tho Rcdmen
pushed tho ball down the Meld until
It rested on Virginia's twelve-yard I,tie!
Exlndlne went through ?uard Cor tour
yards, Bo won hit the lino for five yards
and went through loft tackle a second
later for tho llrst touchdown. Llbbv
kicked goal. Fifteen minutes nnd twenty
nine second was tho time for tills louch
down. '..
Positions Reversed.
Positions were reversed, tho Virg?nia
boys defending tbo west goal. Johnson
sont tho oval to the Indians' ton-yard
line and the ball was brought back
ten yards and kicked to mldfleld, Vlr?
glnfc.' failed to a_lvancr_ tho ball on
lino plays and the ball was again kick?
ed. It went to Archlane.tte, who was
nnlled In his tracks by Brirry, who went
around tho end like a flying wedge, His !
tackling brought forth the; loudest cheers I
from the supporters of ilio Orange and
Blue and a long che<y with his name I
was given. Exlndlne attempted an end I
B-C?OAD bTE3__?_ll' fU?Jl'-J-xiJj-i X-jit-^xX _ii jcxJ?x?mx?x o>_ v/-ia.i,-4?o-J_-i? Vlxti-riiNlA *JUX.'i'J??fc_l\
play and he too shared the .same fate
as Archlanette. Barry .had ajaln stop?
ped a runner before any gain could bo
made. Libby kicked to the fifty-five-yurd
line a*n-l Crawford came through wUh
good Interference for ten yards. On an
ofiislde play the ball went to the In?
dians. Dillon startcid.' y-fth the' oval
but was pushed back for a loss ot three
yards. DUlon tried Virginia's rjght- tackle
and got through for six y'ardii.
Bow-en was used by his" team In hit?
ting the line. Time and nguln ho went
at Virginia's line with terrible force. The
IN THE MIDST OF THE FRAY.
line held very flrrnly, but not as well
as the ends. Abaney went through right
guard for a-_ratn of six yards, and Bowen,
advanced the pigskin flve yards ln tho
same manner, Abaney went through loft
half for six yards, and Dillon carried
the ball to Virginia's twelve-yurd line
by an end play. 1-o.rouquo went
through guard for live yards, and Dillon
?????^ KEILS CATARRHAl
GERMS.
Its Healing Air Reaches Every Tissue of !
Nose, Throat and Lunga,
All the stomaching dosing In the world
cannot do any actual good In tho treat?
ment of catarrhal troubles, unless the
noBo and throat aro completely freed from
catarrhal germs', and the poison that they
produce.
Hyornel Is Nature's true cure for ca?
tarrh. It destroys nil germs In the air ?
passages and lungs, soothes and heals [
the Irritated mucous mombranco, and
effectually drives from the system all
traces of thn pel. on. When using the
Hyornel treatment, the air you breathe
Is like that on tho mountains, high above
seal level, where the pine woods nil the
air with purifying and healing qualities |
that give health nnd strength' to lho-.o
suffering from diseases of the respiratory
organ. Breathed through tho neat peck- |
et Inhaler that nomos with every out?
fit, the healing air of Hyornel reaches
every tissue of noso, throat and lungs,
and Immediate relief is given, and a per?
manent euro ls soon mudo.
The complete Hyornel ot_t.lt, oonelsthig
of an Inhulor, medicine dropper, and one
bottle of Hyornel, co.ts only $1.00. extra
bottles 60 cents.
If you cannot obtain Hyornel of your
dealer, It will be forwarded by 'mall,
postage pile!, on receipt of price. Wrlto
to-day for a free sample bottle and con?
sultation blank thnt will entitle you to
services of our medical d<?pi.rtrae_i. with?
out charge. Tho R. T. Booth Company,
Hyornel Building, Ithaca, N. V.
Wont again through right tnekle for
throe yards moro. Laro ? quo was pushed
to Virginia's Iwo-yerd Une, and then tho
"Hike! Hlkol'? Hike!" from the Virginia
rooters limited aerose the field. It spur-?
red the warriors on, and thoy held the
Indians for downs, It -wns ? narrow os*?
capo for Virginia, and but for tho ?olid
lino, another, live point.*?, would have been
nddert to the scoro. Tho ground rulos
brought tho ball out ton yards, and It
wiiis kicked by Crawford to tho forty
jvtrd lino. Exlndlno recelvod the pig?
skin, and was nnllod by Barry without
any guln. Tho whistle blew, and "the
first twonty-llve minutes of play was end
od with tho bull In Carlisle's posioselon
on Virginia'? forty-yard line,
In Midst of the Fray.
Cnrllslo had the east goal to defond
whon th?. whistle blew for the second
half. Johnson, Virginia's loft hoir, kick?
ed ' tho pigskin to tho ton-yard lino of
tho rod mon, and Archlnnotto brought
It back forty yards before he was down?
ed. Tho oval was again given to Archl?
nnotto, and flvo ynrds were mado. Por?
ter, who was placed In Exlndlno's place
at tho opening of tho half, came through
guard for four yards, LarouqUo fumbled,
but fell on tho ball at onco. Barry
biockod a right guard rush, and was In?
jured. Time was called for a few min?
utes, but the plucky llttlo right end
mnn remained In tho game, and In tho
next scrimmage did effectua] work. Shel?
don, who had taken Abaney's plaoo when
tho second half started, went around tho
left end for four yards, Porter went
through guard' for seven more, and Dil?
lon gained two yards by nn end play.
Tho second down and two to gain. Por?
ter went through for? five yards.
The Indians were penalized fifteen
yards for holding, Archlanetto tried the
lino, but failed, and^Llbby kicked to tho
twenty-yard Une. On a criss-cross play,
Virginia advanced the ball five yards.
Crawford kicked to the Indians' forty- !
five yard Une, and Libby brought the
ball back five yards. Barry went throu_?ja
the line like a streak of lightning, holding
the runner without any gain. Sheldon
went around the end for four yards, but
Barry caught Archlanette.before an end
play resulte^ In any gain. Dillon ad?
vanced the ball four yards, and Porter
carried through guard for nine yards.
Porter and Bowen made slight gains, and
the oval waa snapped to Jude.v Johnson
come through the Une, tackling the run- I
ner and forcing him backwards. Vir?
ginia got the ball on a fumble and
Randolph wont through tho line for ft
slight gain. Maddox went through right- j
guard for three yards, and Crawford was
Injured. Waples took his place. The In?
dians blocked a kick, securing the ball
on Virginia's forty yard line. Porter went
nround right-end for five yards, and
Archlanette , sprang through oontor,
lltorally Jumped his way for six yards.
Bowon hit right-guard for five yards.
Archlanette again waa brought to terra
firma by the sure tackling of Burry.
Rowon was pushed through Virginia for
four yards and Dillon advanced the ball
by nn end play Cor eight yards, John?
son, Virginia's clever left half, was In?
jured and Neff went In his place. Archla?
nette waa suffering from the effects of ?
tho hard falls ho had received from I
Barry's tackling nnd went out of tho I
game, diarree taking his place, Chaires j
was Immediately used. Ho went at Vlr- ?
glnla's right-end, but like Archlanette, he I
was stopped by Barry. Virginia made an
offside play, and Carlisle was given five
yards. Bowen went through for seven !
yards, and Sheldon hit the end for six
yards. The hall was on Virginia's six
yard line. Twice the line of the Orango
and Blue held the rush of the Itedinen.
With only forty seconds more lo play,
the Indians pushed ShtTnon through left-!
tackle for the second touchdown, Dillon
kicked goul, mnklng tho acorn 12 to 0
In favor of Ciirlls'e.
With twenty aoconds to play, Charres
for the Indians, kicked to tho twenty
yard lino. A second later the whistle
blew, and the greatest gamo of foot-bnll
thnt will ht hero this season waa at
end.
Th?? Line-Up.
The line-up follows:
Virginia. position. Carlisle.
Warren.left end.ludo
HiiMkell.loft t-jickle.Bowen
(Captain!.
DaniicrUeld.left e mini....Dlllcm
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Johnson.left half.Abaney
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Crawford...,.....right half.Archlanette
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Maddox.full back.Exlndlne
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Referee, Mr, M. J. Thompson, of George
town; Umpire, Dr. Nathan P. Stauffer,
of the University of Pennsylvania.
College Play Boat Club Team.
The local lovers of foot-ball are looking
forward vvl? :i ? ei? ? ? ? ?
t-veen Riehmond College and Virginia
Boat Club on Wednesday.
The col o.e team has been working hard
sinco their first camo with Rnndolph-Ma
eon, and by putting In new ends has been
freally strengthened, as was shown by
he tie game with William and Mary. The
arrival of tho new suits has also added to
the enthusiasm of the team, and every?
thing promises a good season.
The Virginia Boat Club has on Its team
a number of good players, and Is being
coached by Nelson Robins, end en Vir?
gin'.. Polyteohnlc Institute, 190.. They ex?
pect lo give the Spiders all thoy are look?
ing for.
The proceeds of the game will help to
equip the Virginia Boat Club,
Yale, 30; Holycross, o.
(By Associated Press.)
NTW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. H.-Talo
defeated flolyorose this afternoon In a
hotly eontosted game by the scote of
30 to 0, The play was particularly hard
In the first half, Holyr.rot-s giving the
blue rush line a thorough trying out, al
thouRh Yale managed to run up three
touchdowns In that period With many
subs In her lino arid the back field en?
tirely now. Yale, ?ailed to set such a fast
pace In tho second half, scoring but twloe.
Harvard, ia; Springfield, o.
(By Associated Press.)
?????????.. MAR0.. O.t, 11,--Harvard
defeated Springfield Training flohnol to?
day 12 to 0, a spore not quite half as
Innre as thnt which Y-lf? ren up ag-tn.t
the same tenni la?t Wednesday. Jum?
bles were frenuent. and at times eo.tly,
especially for ITarvnrd.
Princetr-n. ?t*: T.i.<?Vn(|?, o.
CRv Associated Prese,)
PRWOTCTON V 3, October 14 -Prince?
ton had no fllfU'iiH-r In dlsr>o?ln<r of
?ha liaain? RiiA_??ll rinlUa? t.-n tn-da*
and ran up a score of 4S to 0, with little
effort. Tho Princeton men showed a pow?
erful attack and mowed down their ???
ponente mercilessly In Che llrst half, mail?
ing the score 8*7 to 0.
Naval' Academy, 6 ; Dickinson, o.
(By Associated. Press.) ?
ANNAPOLIS. MD? October H.?The Na
val Acudemy eleven managed to win
from Dickinson College to-day by a acme
Of ? to 0, although It required the hardest
kind of work to do It. The midshipmen's
one score was made with only 80 seconds
of the last half to play.
Our Mistake in Porto Rico.
General Roy Stone, who has spent
much time In Porto Rico since It passed
to American hands, ftas an aril
eie ln one of the current periodicals in'
which he shows that, with the best in?
tentions in the world, the American gov?
ernment has killed the prosperity of tho
Island with mistaken kindness, and to
a considerable extent General Stone's
view Is corroborated by the letters of
Indiana citizens holding office'In Porto
Rloo. Tho trouble started shortly after
we got the Island, when It was swept
by a tornado. S'hlploads of supplies were
sent, and tho peoplo were fed. They
immediately Jumped to the conclusion
that tho American government would
3eo to It under all circumstances that
thoy Should ? not starve and, thus be?
lieving, they oouJd see no reason w'liy
they should work. With ample popu?
lation, Idleness was everywhere, and la?
bor was not to be had.
Then Congress did some foolish things
that havo escaped the attention of the
country In general. Under the regula?
tions it adopted no corporation Is'per?
mitted to own more than 600 acres of
land, nor can a stock-holder In one land?
owning corporation hold stock In an?
other. All franchises are mado subject
to revocation or modification at any time.
This sort of foolishness has put a stop
to railroad development and to the busi?
ness of planting on a sufficiently largo
scale to make It pay. The net result of
fheae various kindly efforts has been to
knook the exports of Porto Rico to al?
most nothing and to drlvo many thou?
sands of Immigrants from the island.?
Indianapolis Star.
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