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Result in Doubt at End of First Day But Advantage is COMMITTEES OF CONVENTION TAFT A1 HIS DESK Groomed as a Dark Horse CONVENTION NAMES TEMPORARY ROSTER I Chief William Austin Illinois Chief Medical Dr George Hunt Illinois Lamson Oho Official Blum-enburg Washington D- Chief Heckinger New Jersey Chapla'ns Rev James Callaghan Chicago Dean Walter Sumner Illinois Dr Joseph Stole Illinois Rev John Shaw Illinois Dr Wesley Hill New Tork Reading Clerks William A Walt M'chigan Otto Bosaard Wisconsin Thomas Williamson Illinois Tally Clerks Archibald Graham Indiana Henry Woodill ''Mm I A 'H 11 I 01 0M Florida 'Henry 8 Chubb Georgia Henry Jackson Idaho John Hart West Indiana James Goodrich Adams Kansas Maine Frederick Hale Maryland Jackson Massachusetts Michigan Charles Werner Minnesota I A CaswelL Mississippi 'L Moseley Missouri Thomas Nledringhaua A Marlow Nebraska Howell Nevada Masson New Hampshire Fred Elta- -moke- Borden Whiting New Mexico Solomon Luna -New York (Will be selected later) North Carolina Richard Pearson North Thomas Marshall Ohio Walter Brown Oklahoma George Priestly William Fllnn Rhode Island- South South Dakota 'Thomas Thorson Texas McGregor Utah 'C Loose John Lewis Alvsh Martin Washington A Perkins West William SeymouP Edwards Wisconsin 'Alfred Rodgers 'George Pexton 'Louis Shackleford District of Charles A Rica Porfb 'Re-elected SOOT DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEECH OF (Continued From First i I I e-e'ra -f -S3 by the officials of a central govern With that the chairman passed -ts the courts He quoted from th last V- Republican platform pledging th 1 party to uphold "the authority and Integrity of the courts £tate and Fed- sS i eral' Mast Upheld Coasts muat be true to that pledge he eald In no other way can ourj country keep itself within thei straight and narrow-path prescribed by th "0 principles of right embodied In our Constitution The limitation upon arbitrary power end tha prohibitions ofl the Bill of RIghte which protest Uba erty and Insure justice cannot be en4 forced except through the determtna tions ef an Independent and courage1 oue He quoted at some length from th writings of Alexander Hamilton a record of consistent pelley and faithful service the Republican party can reet with -confidence in Ita title to command th approval of tha American people have a right eay that can he trusted to pre-serve end maintain the American system of free representative govern- ment handed down to us by our fath -Senator Root declared that the RSj publican party stands for a protective 1 tariff and for tariff leglalation and revision baaed upon sclentlflo Inveatl- Kales asd Order Chicago 111- June Members of the committee on rules and order of business were chosen by the State delegations ee follows: Alabama Shelby Pleasants Wright Arkansas George Pardee Elliott Connecticut Everett A Kake Delaware Ruby It Vale Florida II Lucas Georgia Barnes Davis Illinois John I Hamilton Will Wood Iowa CarrolL Kansas Kentucky Emile Kunta -Maine Gardner Maryland Galen Talk A Weeks Michigan William Smith Minnesota A Larson Locker Missouri A Benton Montana Charles Nebraska A Luce Nevada Albert Karge New Ly ford A Marrow New Jersey James Blauvdt New Gregory Pag New York Eire Prentice North Carolina Robinson North Dakota Emil Scow Ohio Sherman Eagle Oklahoma I Skelton Oregon Pennsylvania William XL Coleman Rhode South Carolina-South Dakota I Dotson Howaor Baer Utah Jacob Johnson Vermont John 1 Lewie XI Angel Hubbard West William 8 Edwards Wisconsin Cocheme Wyoming Clark HoggatL District of Freer! Porto Oa Perms neat Organisation Members of the committee on per manent organisation of the Republican National Convention elected by tn State delegations were announced-today The list of those elected follow' Alabama James Abercrombie Wright Caalmsro Barela Connecticut Irving XI Chase Sisneon 8 Pennewlll Paige Georgia Roscoa Pickett Evan Evans Montgomery Iowa IV 8 Lewis Louisiana A Lea Maine Gardner Maryland Albert Tower Massachusetts A Nason Michigan Leonard Freeman A Hanson Wesley Crayton Missouri Charles Readlsad Samuel Huphenson Don Love Nevada Badt New Hovey Slayton Kew A Cahoon New Jersey Lord New York Michael Dady North Carolina Moses Harshaw North Johnson Ohio Ersklne Oklahoma A Paul GUkyson Rhode Island-South Carolina South Carlisle Tennessee Hicks John Elgin Joeeph Howeils William Warner' Virginia Joseph Crupper Washington Patrick Halloran West Charles A Swearing gen Goodwin Wyoming Patrick Sullivan Loula Shackleford District of Porto Plat oral asd Reaolatlmo Members of the committee on pint form and resolutions were elected by the different State delegations as follows: i Alabama James Curtis Arizona James Williams Jr Chester Rowell A Newton Parrlan Charles Clark Delaware Henry A du Pont Florida Joseph Lee Martin Hagenbarth Ill Bundy Charles VV Fairbanks Perkins Warmoth A Stearns William Warburton Massachuaetts A MarL William Judson Jacouaon Atwood Herbert HaOlsy Montana Georgs Baggs Nebraska vg Morehouse New Fernando Hartford New George Record New Bueon New William b-rnca Jr North Cyrus Tnompton North Thorson Ohio Karl Weber Kuklee Draper Lewi Rhode Island-South Carolina-South Dakota Allen Bogus Evans William McDonald Utah George Sutherland John Southwlck Lawrence Oroner Ci Goes West 8 Montgomery Wisconsin Waltor Owens Wyoming William Huntley Louis Shackleford District of -Hawaii Oeorge Renton- Porto Fljldado New Natloaal amnlttee Member of the new Republican National Committee have been selected ee follows: Barker Ralph Cameron Meyer LleaAer a Simon Guggenheim Connecticut 'Charles Brooker Coleman du Chicago Juno Following are tho temporary officials for the Republican National Convention: Chairman Ellhu Root New York La Fayette Gleason New York Assistant Secretaries Hargsr Kanaaa John Moorman Indiana A Whlta North Carolina Georga Hart Virginia John XL McXary Oregon Lindsay Nebraska Horaco Bancroft IlHnola John Adame Iowa Percy IS Stoddard New Hampshire A I Dalrymple New Jersey William Stone Maryland Assistant Edward Thayer Indiana Chief John Iiareon Maryland IS HIE SOCIAL (Continued From First Page) tc the tired delegatee and the tired spectators that there would bo but tbreo or four more short speeches and the vote on the selecting of a temporary chairman would ha taken up This brought cheer to listless thousands and the remaining spellbinders wove what spella they eculd amid general toleration It waa early observed that the anti-Taft delegates had been instructed to watch Hadley They had been told to do what Hadley did and they followed instructions implicitly If Hadley had been turning handsprings thers is no doubt the anti-Taft delegates would havo engaged simultaneously In the same pleasing acrobatic exercise Nor were any guns pulled nor Hadley suitably attined in a long frock coal and -wearing an air of Inc tenos earnestness ad devotion to duty clambered on tho stage at the exact moment he gavel fell which was noon He was followed by James Watson of Indiana former Republican whip of tha House of Representatives who wore a light chocolate colored confection and had his heir neaitly frizzed Mr Watson appeared for the defendant Mr Hadley waited wHh much dignity while the Invocation wee sold and then started the proceeding by moving a substitute for the temporary roll which he seemed quite certain It was In the mind of Chairman Rosewater to propose Mr Wsison Inserted a deft point of order and Mr Hadley poke and waa followed by former Governor Foit of New Jmwty who also had some thoughts tn his system It appeared Faya Deeply Ceaeeraed Thun appeared Serene Payne whose name is attached to the Justly celebrated tariff bill which Mr Taft indorsed so highly It wss gathered from Mr Payne's remarks that he was deeply concerned lest chaos ensue At any rate he said ''chaos' some sixty-seven times in eleven minutes Mr Watson pleaded for Ms side of it and Chairman Rosewater reached into his pocket and drew forth hi ruhng on ths point ct order which he prudently hod prepared tome daye ago and had had neatly typewritten with extra coplea for tha presa he being In the newspaper business hlmaelf The upshot of Mr Hadley's temporary roll which contained the namea- of some eighty patriotic gentlemen the national committee had carelessly left off Its temporary roll was rejected and nominations for temporary chairman were all tha rage Young Mr Cocheme of Milwaukee who bursts In the limelight ones each four years and warns the Republican party It must not do this thing to Robert La Follatte and then sits mood'ly by and watches the Republican party proceed In utter disregard to hie warning hopned lightly on the stage and named McGovern of Wisconsin for the place Immediately thereafter Leader Hadley moved forward and mada a forceful apeeoh In favor of somebody Mr Hadley inadvertently refrained from mentioning whom ha was for during or at the and of hie declamation and hastily returned to eay tha person he had In mind was a chap named McGovern or McGavan or something like that This gave the required cue to the anti-Taft people who cheered loudly atd asked one another In thunder McGowan" Job Hedges of New York alleged in full view of the audience that the men needed for temporary chairman by that convention waa Senator Root and the time wore on So did various orators Including one colored brother who looked like Bob Fltsslmmona dyed black or a neat tan and who started mildly by saying Root the greatest statesman In tha world and worked up from that point gradually Toward the last Mr Hauser the manager for La Foilette strode to the front and announced that while the anti-Taft people had taken up McGovern the true friends of La Foilette were not In on It Mr La Foilette refusing to do anything but hew to the line letting the McGovern chips fall wjhere they might Hauser eald the anti-Taft people hod reached In end pMfered McGovern from their very midet without consulting the La Fol-tette men who were much vexed at this high-handed proceeding Mr Cocheme followed in hie warning specialty This time he warned all Wisconsin men not to vote for Rgot A few preliminaries were arranged and tha cheering- announcement waa made that the roll would be called not by States but- by Individual delegatee thus allowing many patriots who had not previously enjoyed that delicious sensation tho proud privilege of hearing their names spoken aloud before an ornate assemblage of their fellow-gentlemen The roll can proceeded monotonously- varied ever and anon by shouta when an occasional negro delegate so far forgot Mmeelf aa to vote for' McGovern Instead of Root aa set forth In the national committee specifications' gas ss a China Egg It took about three hours to 1 settle tho question- so far as the roll call -was Concerned and as a riot that part-of It too was as bogus as a ehlna egg Indeed It wee a most orderly end deliberate proceed I nx Mr Root won All this time he had been sitting on the stage with a- long 0 Attends to Routine Business as if There Was No National Convention TO BALL GAME IN AFTERNOON Sherman Says He Is Satisfied With Way Things Are Going Washington Aune XI President Teft wet rlgnt on with routine work at the White House to-day as If no such a thing as a national convention were being held He did not go to the executive offices early remaining at the library Tn the private part of the White House where he talked over the long distance telephone with Representative McKinley and Secretary HI He After' being informed In detail as to ths situation the President went to the executive ofllcee and began going over papers and giving directions All who sew the President said that he was as unruffled as ever and pointed to the fact that yesterday afternoon while Colonel ooeevelt raved and threatened the President played a full game of golf at the Chevy Chase Golf Club being entirely away from connections with Chicago Cabinet Scaalea Held The Cabinet meeting wss held at the usual hour XI o'clock departmental business being taken up and disposed of Vice-President Sherman' tic was more Interested In baseball than In politics Mr Sherman rode all night from Clinton to be in Washington tu attend the ball game to-day He yesterday delivered the address at the centtniiial celebration at Hamilton College In Clinton and took the flret train to Washington despite the fact mat the night was torrid didn't you stay through the celebration?" Mr Sherman was asked to-day Is the day the Washington bell club plays at home" replied ths Vice-President promptly couldn't miss that gams under any circumstances" Mr Sherman attended the game with President Taft and Secretary of State Knox The Vice-President called et th White House early to talk over convention politics with Mr Taft but the President had not reached the executive offices end Mr Sherman did not wait to see him is nothing Impnrtent anyhow" lie aald think It looks all light et Chicago I am perfectly satisfied with the way things are going" MERELY DEVICE FOR VOTE-GETTING Mrs Harper Says Colonel la Insincere in Advocating Woman Suffrage New York June Colonel Roosevelt's announcements that he la in favor of woman suffrage and that he wiu try to have a plank In the Republican platform favoring It If he Is nominated has been met hero wltn rejection ee It was in Ohio Mrs Ida Hus ted Harper who recently resigned Is chairmen of the press committee of the suffrage party has come out with an attack on the conversion end sh attributes the cnenge solely to his aim to seeuro ths votes of women In six Western States whtcr' are strongly Republican Against bis latest announcement for the suffraga movement Mrs Harper recalls his former statements and his refusal to even consider the question when It was brought befora him by suffrage leaders Mrs Harper says In a latter! 1 In the Far West may be so carried away by that spirit of 'Insurgency which dominates the men of those States as to blind to Mr Roosevelt's record on the woman suffrage question whllo President but It Is clear and well remembered by those east of tha Mississippi River It is in exact Haw With "hie record on tho tariff a blank During hia seven and a half years in the presidency he never uttered one word that could help thuso who were striving for the franchise although every appeal was made to him that was humanly possible Mies 8a an Anthony herself at the age of eighty-six Just a few months befora her death and before tha end of hie Second term laying her hand on hie arm and looking beseechingly into hie eyes begged him in hie last message to Congress to writs Just ons sentence favor of recognising woman's claim to a voice In tha government end ha would not do It Afterward officers oj the national association Mrs Upton among tnem mads their plea and asked him if a petition if 1000000 names would influence him Not one particle he answered brusquely and dismissed them with much discourtesy "Mr Roosevelt's article In the Outlook the suffragists regard aa an in suit beginning as It did: do not regard the movement as anything like as Important as either Its extrema friends or extreme opponents think It Is eo much less Important than many othar reforms that I have nev or been able to take a very headed Interest In It was four months ago How does It happen that all of a sudden he has become ao 'het up that ho wants to make a campaign for tha presidency on a platform containing a woman suffrage plank? The answer Is very simple At the November election nearly a million and a half women will be entitled to vote alx States that hr normally Rapubllcan Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Washington and California The more prominent affiong them have announced that they will give flret consideration to tho candidate's position on the question of woman suffrage In Jive othar states also normally Oregon Kansas Wisconsin Michigan Ohio (possibly ew campaigns will be in for woman suffrage constitutional amendments- and ouch-office as the woman have naturally will be given to the candidate who la on tneir side Mr Rooeewelt is too shrewd a poll- tlclan not to sea thu opportunity Freoldant Taft has failed to Vecognlse it although at heart he Is much more favorable to woman suffrage -than Mr Roosevelt gallon The American people he eald now have to pose not upon the abuse and scholarly speech concealed abopt him and ha moved eagerly forward when Chairman Rosewater gave him the signal and began to get out from under hie thoughts It may ba true as the attenuated negro speaker said that Mr Root la the greatest statesman In the world but I am here to state without fear of successful contradiction he Is not tha greatest orator in the world In fact there are a vast number of Journeymen orators orating around for small wages who can give him a running start of a peroration ten clseiicel allusions end IDurteen tuneful tropes and beat hint to a whisper Mr Root las a high and throaty vole and wh'le his thoughts ara couched in perfect Eng-lish and ara of a high grado at thoughts they do not penetrate more than sixteen feet from Mr Root while he le enunciating them Still considerable number of those present et the beginning observing that It waa too lato for dinner anyhow remained until the completion of thu keynote and cheered at appropriate interval The daymans clear that the Roosevelt partisans do not intend to eland for a nomination made uy a list of delegate that contains t-ey assert eighty names that are not entitled to be there What amounted to notice wee served on the convention by Johnson and Heney of California Fort and by Hadley that the Roosevelt men will belt at aueh time as they select if the roll le permitted to remain as the constant roll and tha eighty men kept on 1L The Roosevelt contention le that the eighty men are frauduently on tho roll that they ara not entitled to nominate or take any part In tha convention and that any nomination in which they participate must' necessarily bs tainted and not acceptable to the people Hence it seems reasonably certain there will a bolt two convention! and two nominations It Is understood that if the roll la purged of these eighty names and Roosevelt Is beaten the Roosevelt men will take their medicine and not bolt but as explained by Xtoosevelt leaders no nomination that Is helped In any way by thee delegatee against whom the Roosevelt men protest will be accepted by the Roosevelt men and there muat be another convention and another nomination Taft Men Determined The Teft men know all thle and they ere determined to push their man through If possible In ths face of an almost certain bolt Thera will ba a big light before the credential! Committee and that fight may be brought to the floor on a minority report where the while thing will be threshed out again Soonar or later If the Roosevelt men lone they win be fact to face with the proposition of walking out of the convention Their leaders say they will walk out at the proper time provided they loss So the highly complex situation le simplified to that degree' There has been a teat vote The Taft men won by a narrow margin but It must not be taken from this that the vote for Root shows the Taft strength or the vote for McGovern shows tho Roosevelt strength Root had votes that will not be for Taft on the first ballot and McGovern had votes that will net be for Roosevelt Both sides are still more or less In the woods and there ae comprom'ae owls hooting from many trees IENY LIGHT VOTE I Special to Ths Times-Dispatch Wilmington une lit I In ths primary held In the Sixth Congressional District to-day Congressman Hannibal Goodwin received a majority of more than 2S00 over A Sinclair of Fayetteville Nomination in this district le equivalent to an election This will be Godwin fourth term (Special to The Tlmee-Dlepatoh) Fayetteville June The congressional primary held In the Sixth District to-day excited little interest and a very light vote was east It la Impossible to get returns from tha country precincts 1 In Fayetteville there were only 501 votes cast end Godwin got a majority of twenty Out of eight precincts ao far heard from majority in Cumberland la seventy-five and It le safe to eay that he will beat Sinclair in the county by 200 Lumber Bridge Robeson county gives Sinclair five majority Farkton In tho same county gives Godwin twenty-five majority Red Springs gives Sinclair forty-seven majority Mr Sinclair has received a telegram from Southport saying that hie majority there Is seventy-five TREE DOES DAMAGE Big Ccftaaweed Blewa Down and Crashes Into Dwelling A huge cottonwood troo la Park fitreot rtar Main was blown down yrsitrdar after-noon shortly after i o'clock during ths electrical storm which swept th city It foil across -ths street and crashed Into tho house at let West Alain Street completely dcmollehing a door snd window Although tho wind woo not unusually high ths tree which wee decayed fell eeelly before It second tree wss uprooted in Twenty fifth Street between Qrsa and Broad Returns With Alleged Blgamlet Detective Krengtl returned yreierdsy from Philadelphia with Philip Hinton colored who le-under Indictment' here for bigamy Suspected of Murder Welter Johnson colored waa serrated tarly yesterday morning by Officers Daffy Sweet and Griffin aa a suspicious character suspected et being a fugitive rrom Justice in Lynchburg whrre it ia believed that he- is wanted for murder -mm Urlff making He then took up tho income tax extension of powers of th Interstate Commerce Commission prjaeecutlon of trusts and comblno- tions which he said proceeded with extraordinary vigor and euecee' --r compensation th safety wT-epplience act the newly created '3 Evsss Henkes ef New York Copyright kv Harris A Ewing PLANS TO CAPTURE TWO CHIEF POINTS Government Will Seek to Gain Control of Juarez and Chihuahua Juares Mexico June Distinct tension le manifest here to-day over the news of the latest government plane to capture this town and the city of Chihuahua the only important rebel points The approach of big Federal columns from the State of Sonora makes It obvious fighting will occur close to the American border within a few days That American officials ere expecting an engagement la indicated by coirespondcnce made public yesterday between Colonel Steever commander of the Department of Texas and Paacual Orosco Sr father of tho rebel commander-in-chlef and head of the Juares garrison Colonel bteerer cautions the rebel commander that In case of an encounter at Juares must so conduct operations as not to bring any part of the territory of the United States under fire' Colonel croxco agreed to meet the condition Imposed by Colonel Steever but without promising to da ao In case the American authorities sanction the Passing to this side of the Mederlsta troops which ere being recruited In El Peso An Incident that added to the 111-feeltng against Americans which admittedly has prevailed here was the difficulty of Mrs Pascual OrixcO Jr In crossing to El Xaao yesterday Senora Orosco was halted with other lmmi-Ktante at the International bridge until her Identify was established Situation Is Improved Washington Jun The embassy In Mexico has informed the Department of State that in general the situation le continuing to- Improve especially in Teplc but that there la a certain amount of dlseenaion In Sinaloa and Guerrero The Federal troops are reported to have been almost Uniformly victorious In several email engagement throughout the country It Is further reported that the Zapatista have become badly disorganized that labor troubles seem to be spreading although the dock strike -at Vera Crus seems to have been amicably arranged The consul et Nogalea report! that hie district Js all quiet And the same report comes from Ensenada Conditions et 8allna Crus have improved end lawlessness seems to bs Abating Await Outcome of Republican Convention and Plan to Avoid Fights Baltimore June II With th Democratic National Convention only a away the thing that Impresses the new arrival in Baltimore ia the absolutely homeless end tailless condition of th Democratic situation The lead era who have gathered here are not even talking candidate with any ss-rlous purpose of getting anywhere They sure simply drifting with their eyes fixed on the Auditorium' in Chicago not on the convention hall in thle city By common consent the Democratic leaders have agreed to a do nothing policy as yegatdw candidates until tiis Republican nomine I as been 'named If the Chicago convention Is deadlocked for any length of time the spectacle will be presented of a Democratic National Convention marking time until they have heard the flqaf word from their opponent Organ Recital Te-Nignt Professor Henry Eyre Brown A- (1 organist end rhnlrmsetfr of drees Methodist Kpiirnpsl Church Brooklyn wll give sn organ rePlial at Leigh Btreet Baptist Church to-night nt o'clock Ho will be nesieted by Mrs trene Robinson Harper and Lynn Tucker as soloists The recital will' be free la the sublie Ass estate Justice Charles Former Senator Blair Discusses Present Actions of Roosevelt Washington Jun Former Senator Blair who has organised a Notional Anti-Third Term League of which he is president called on president Taft yesterday to discuss the political situation anu Inform him of the progress of the work of the league Mr Blair cited the failure of General Grant to obtain a third term although he was popular with tha people and with the Civil War-veterans He declared that the afctlom of Colonel Roosevelt at thle time indicate that he would not hesitate to attempt the use of the army and navy to obtain a third term If he were in power now in the place of President Taft After the conference Senator Blair mada the following statement: -Who can doubt that if Theodore Roosevelt we now in the White House serving his second term with his personal following at the capital the great monopolies now supporting him end the ambitions and hopes of other men identified w'th hie success and with the army and navy under his direct command hs would renominate and re-elect himself to a third and succeeding termT Seewhat be is doing ee he now a mere private citizen 1 'National conventions by solemn resolutions should declare all person to have served two terms 'either In substance or in form' barred from candidacy before them and every call for the election of delegate to a na-tlonal convention should exclude consideration of such persona In caucuses and primaries not eligible to nomination by ths convention General Grant tha military saviour of our country la tlw only man whose nasn was ever considered for a nomination to a third term but be failed even when sectional passion was still rampant and millions of tho North thought his further service to preserve the fruit of the war to use an expression of those strenuous' time Out consider the dignity courtesy modesty and patriotic self-effacement of hie personal behavior throughout the whole campedgn to which ha reluctantly consented unfortunately yielding hie own better Judgment and Inclination to the Importunities and purposes of others What a contrast with the scenes of to-day! Disguise it os you may thle le an attempt -at revolution and tha patriotic men who are engaged In it should beware unless they blunder Into the statue of those who are engaged In -unsuccessful Insurrection "If there be unscrupulous men men mad with ambition or demagogues seeking to promote prlvatx interests under the pretence of serving the people whom they would really subjugate end fleece they may well dread the punishment which the sober second thought of their countrymen will inflict and their certain doom among the lost souls of American history "The future muat be made secure against the recurrence of theeo dangerous conditions by the express constitutional-prohibition of a 'third presidential term" PEOFLE ARB NOT TO SLEEP IN BBO IU STREET As tha result of the complaints of cltl-sene living in Grace end Marshall Streets orders were Issued yesterday from police headquarter prohibiting tho automobile patrol of the Second District from using those thoroughfares In making long tripe The noise of the motor when the machine le driven et high speed wee the canes of the objections In the future It will use Broad Street in going for snd returning wlih prisoner! Heathers Dell vn Celleglaaa There I great interest in tha game to be played this afternoon at Broad Btreet Park between th Southern Bell end Collegian The Collegians ere now going at a fast paee end they are confident they will get away with this game The Southern Bell are equally confident of winning a they have gotten together a bunch of youngsters that can play ball The collegians will pitch their mainstay Dunn while Manager Black will send his new man Bowers to the mound The game will he called a 4:20 and OITool will umpire pureau of Mines the Children's Uureaui end other leglalation of the last thro ear- LOONEY ARRESTED AT JORDAN MINES (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatoh) Clifton X'orge Vo June Harvey Looney wanted In Craig county on th charge of shooting and mortally wounding Sergeant Martin on Sunday night last In New Castle wee nr- rested shortly before noon to-day at Jordan Mines and brought to thl -Virti- a A- 'ij C5 jKS city Looney has a bullet wound' tn his abdomen but le unable to uy-iJ whether shot himself or wee shot 7 by some one els After arriving here with the prisoner the officer summoned a physician end th In-jured man we hurried to th hospital where he waa operated on Ivl Sergeant Martin le In a Roanoko 1 hospital and hie life Is hanging by a thread Looney surrendered to A i Rowan at Jordan Mlnea which la on a branch of the Chesapeake end Yit WT Ohio thirty miles from thl Railway city (n Alleghany county The shooting of Martin by Looney occurred when the former tried arrest the latter for disorderly conduct BANQUET TO-NIGHT Brother Philip Address It Petei'f oi Boys AlamaL The first annuel banquet of tho Alumni Association of St Peter's Boys'--' School will take piece to-night in th McGill Catholic Union assembly hall in Grace Street Th guest of honor 4 raellt ka BhaI bt am Dk I i a Beltl sslA wlll be Brother Philip of Baltimore who wss the first principal of th Xa- varlan Brothera' School XI will bo -''XM accompanied to' Rlchmond'by a com mlttee composed of Thomas A Murphy and Henry Fitzpatrick Betides about 150 member all oP ths Catholic clergy and members of the religious orders in 'the city and 1 -dSra several priests and brother who taught at St Peter's will be present' i James Crekmer will act as toast-1 master The following are the officer OT''V the association which was organised this year: Edward Ryan president oseph Powers first vice-president tci John Moore second vice-president: James creamer third vlA-pres'dent James Treanen fourth vice-pr eel- dent end George Byrne seeretary i end treasurer I.