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WABttOMlXi5l JfOSl FKIHAY OVKKKf 29 19OT i tKVV 4 i 1 jt tefcYs i I Ml I I ii 1 I I I II I IIJI I I i BsataneeaataV jrrjuirf ataaBIBll aaWnsf 5A5 ift rr VILb HF 7WaW wa Mm asanas a il i iTHK JB ISBWawaBUr lf tJn igjm WLiBa WWWM mfcSLTil 3Sr ABiBnnHiiv W1HIEE CBOISES WIHIEB CBDISES a Ti 7 jsvy Vi 5 ELKSWHSRULvSERWtS ftg1 HcprescntatiTCSbeppard to Address Doaition Tiy aCffwtaiftHtioi4or Hospital GenerbU9 Zrr Iii Sobbed of Th6ksriVujrrDfniielri ff SPEEDIHG AUTO KILLS Race oh Baltimore Street Ends in Tragedy GOV BROWS SON ABRESTED Police Hunting for James Elliott Said to Live in Washington Frank Brown jr Declares His Auto Did Not Strike Colored Man He Asserts that Elliott Waa Going at Terrific Speed Baltimore Nov 28 During a race between high powered automobiles on west Baltimore street at an early hour to day James Grinnell colored was struck and instantly killed 1y one of the machines at the corner of Baltimore and Fremont streets One of the cars was driven by Frank Brown Jr son of former Gov Brown of this State and the other by James Elliott who is said to live In Washington Neither machine stopped after the accident both continuing on their course at a terrific speed From a description of the automobiles furnished by eyewitnesses the police later arrested youiur Brown and his chauffeur Brown did not deny bIns involved in the affair but declared It was Elliotts automobile that struck Grinndll He and his chauffeur were arraigned before Police Justice Xioden and released on their own recognizances for a hearing next Monday The police were unable to find Elliott The two autoists were returning from a hotel at the Pimlico race track at the time of the accident Brown Accuses Elliott In his statement to the court Mr firown said that after turning Into Baltimore street at Fulton avenue the two machines began to race and were soon flying down the dimly Ighted street at high speed Just before reaching Fremont avenue according to Brown Elliott pushed his car forward At the fullest speed probably forty miles an hour an1 shot In front of the red automobile oarrying Browns party He says Elliotts machine must have struck Grinnell who was crossing ri om the AWrth slde of Baltimore street ait Fremont avenue Brown stated that he had no knowledge Of Grinnell being struck as he was too busily engaged In handling his own car Not Known in Washington The police of this city have received no request to apprehend James Elliott Whose automobile is said to have struck and killed James Grinnell a negro in Baltimore esterday Elliott is said to be a Washingtonian but his name does not appear Ii the city directory The police last night on their own initiative made inquiries but failed to find anyone who knew the man NEW CHURCH DEDICATED TOrQiWiTAXEsPorsoNr peserted byHuaband SheSeefcVtoEnd SpecUl to Th WasUastObFMt ti Baltimore Ud vWnr A vniinr wlfe MfsiKlsleVeraEngltajCswaitoundj in a semi conscjousconaitiQni snort iyDe fore 1 oclock to day rtfa rooin in her home 96nti0lirrisreet She was found by her father John Wayson who tiad gone to the fiouseto qallon tils daughter Near herlh IheToom was a note which makes It appear thatlshe took some drug tw ttml if rH mm suiciutti lurenu jicr whuiuuh 19 serious i The note read as follows I am Mrs Elsie Vera English My husband has leftrine 3IJr life Is no longer for me Lit my mother take care of my little baby My husbands people live at 1109 Bowen street TpH him to take carfe of my bddyV Hls lovmg wife VERAivj Mrs Englishs husband is John English a motormahr of the Xnlted Hallways During the last few months it Is said domestic troubles arose and on Monday night she axl English quarreled They have been marrjed abdut two eatS VIRGINIA TECH VICTORIOUS Old Dominion Team Surprises Strong1 North Carolina Eleven McNeil Makes Spectacular Play of Game When He Runs Through Tech Team for Seventy Yards Mrs Thomas Ryan Gave 17000 to Catholic Edifice at Harrisonburg Spcial tc The Washington Post Harrisonburg Va Nov 28 The Church of the Blessed Sacrament the new Catholic edifice Just completed at this place was dedicate to day The services were ronducted by the Rt Rev A Van le Vyver bishop the diocese of Virginia rsslsted by the pastor Rev William AA McKeefry and Rev John A Curran as rlxtant pastor Besides these seven other priests were present Rev A Doyle of Washington a Paulist father cfllvered the dedication sermon The church which cost 28000 was turned over to the congregation without one cent of debt upon It Mrs Thomas Fortune Ryan of New York gave the building committee 15000 and later presented the chutch with a handsome marble altar costing nearly 2000 A IS DELAYED BY RAIN K1LIEBBY tilTrfOf TlETBffiE TlireeofaredJPnrMlM tfDewa at Hart iJflj3T AiiAf aBfHa Bn KwTa jtitct C5 ISS vv 3fnl Opening of New Road Is Now Postponed Until January Special to The Washington Poit Baltimore Md Nov 28 Tjnlooked for delays due principally to rain will cause another postponement of the opening of the new Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electrjc Railway Some weeks ago it was announced that the line would probably be ready for operation on December 1 but now it is found that the work cannot be finished before January 1 and It will probably bo a month later before the entire line is opened The section between Washington and Annapolis nearer completion than the Baltimore end of the road and will likely be ready for operation by the first of the year THOUSAND MEN LAID OFF CHEMICALS BURN PRISONERS Western Maryland Unable to Get Funds for Construction Work Special to The Washington Poit Hagerstown Md Nov 28 The Western Maryland Railroad Company has laid off nearly 1000 workmen and has reduced the working hours In the Hagerstown Union Bridge and Elkins shops from ten to nine hours This action Is due it Is said to the difficulty in getting funds to carry out the construction work contemplated The shop hands have been laid oft temporarily for the same reason In order to keep as large a force as possible employed in the shops it was decided to reduce the working day by one hour CHOKED TO DEATH BY HAM Body of Bristol Man Found in Suburbs Where He Expired Sperlal to The Washington Post Bristol Va Nov 28 Blanken shlp fifty five years old was found dead In the southern suburbs of Bristol this morning where his body had lain since esrly Wednesday night He had choked to death while eating a ran of potted ham part of which ay beslde his body Found Dead in Mud Puddle Special to The Washington Poit Roanoke Va Nov 28 The dead body of Charles II Hunter was found this morning In a mud puddle in the southeast section of the city lie left home about 11 oclock last night and is supposed to have stumbled over an embankment where the city Is engaged In making a fill He was unmarried VIRGINIA WEDDINGS Winchester Kot a Oeorgs Cunningham a4 Kiss Hannah Pops both of Berryrnie Qtrke County war married at Berrrrllle to dar Rer Harry Smith of th Methodist church oflclat iag Richmond Nor This mcrnlg in St Pe ler a Cathedral Miss Ellen Elisabeth Doherty daughter of Dotaertr became the wife of John Mescoe son of the late Uenrr ilcicoe the Rt Father Bowler officiating Markham Nor At the Method let Episcopal fBorcn here Wednesday Miss Edith Virginia Green daaghter of Mr James Green was married to James Tulloss Jones ot Baltimore The ceremony was performed by Rer Frank A Strother pastor of Fairfax Methodist Episcopal Ctiureh Fairfax Va assisted by Rer Kline pastor of Linden Methodist Episcopal Cherch Linden Vs Tbemaid of honor was Miss Mary Phillips of Alexandria Va Wtlllam MeKsy of Baltimore was best manj The brides atteadanu were the Misses Katie Ceble and Caylerd Orbson and Miss Virginia Cable was Bower girt The msbers were Russell A Jones ef Baltimore Frank Jones of Washington Va Alexander Green ef Markham Vs and Antrim A McKay ot Baltimore Petersburg Mori Last night at the residence here ot the bride mother Miss Ermea Elisabeth Roeineon was married to Eoders Dick erwoa Jr Rer Taylor pastor of the Frrst Baptist Church offlchued The bride Js a aaBfhter of Mrs Rohissoo Special to The Waahingtoa Post Richmond Va Nov 28 After playing two liard ought halves of thirty minutes teach Virginia Polytechnic Institute del by 20 to 6 Threatening clouds and a brisk wind which now and then enveloped the Broad street gridiron In a cloud cf dust did not prevent 7000 people from journeying out to the park to witness the annual contest No mori enthusiastic crowd ever witnessed an exhibition of the game than that whicJi crowded into the park fully thirty minutes before the ref erees whistle Hew at 3 oclock At each play whether a Virginia or a North Carolina man carried the ball cheers rent the air and thousands of womens voices were deafened in the shouts for the men The orange and maroon of the Techs was intermingled with the blue and whlto rof the Chapel Hill boys in such a manner that It was difficultdifficult to tell which of the two teams was the faVorite among the spectators Tne betting odds immediately before the game opened favored Blacksburg with odds at 3 to 1 McNeil Carolinas right half back made the spectacular play of the game when he ran through the entire Tech eleven for a 70 yard run a ewl seconds before the game closed The play was well executed his Interference sticking by him until hp had evaded the Blacksburg teuni except the two reserve men behind the line Cleverly dodging these he placed the ball on his opponents yard line A tueh dpwn followed on the next play The Hnc up Position I left erd Hufford left tackle Dlffendal left guard Bkenridge capt center Johnson right gusri Hodgson right tackle 4 8mlth right end Smith Quarter backtSflerfncfd Cbeosr left haf tveii LaUrell Tight ha If back Blljupi full back Hodgsoa Oass Lehigh UranfreT Mr Poe Princeton Head linesman A Towers LinesmenMr CunnlngBaraV North Caroifaa and Mr Wflson I TlnJe cf halTe 0 minutes of Higglns Garretf Thompson Parker Howell Deans Thomas Harris Mann tenpuia lunlap MCNell Crosnell Referee Mr AjfQIlfeEEIlTOiCTEljV Action Taken to Meet Plea of Abatement in Revenue Fraud Cases Special to The Washington Post Danville Va Nov 2S rFbur new ln dlctments charglng revenue frauds were entered to day against Angle anJ the other officers of the DryForks Distilling Company Todays Indictments cover the same charges made in the original Indictments but a plea in abatement had been entered to the first Indictments By the defenss 1ecause Tjhlted States olceraJ werf Ih the grand Jury room then the witnesses were examined The Jury lri the Angle case will not be drawn until Itejii KKr in uie unuea states uourt to aay the tral of MitohelUand Sam ShelWrl for remoMnjr ana concealing spirits was continued i ftJ WA8aiixoxppsTiacREAirrr tZl fOagStneCAieranaria Va Alexandria IidgeN YSSpVljrO Elksvlias completed arrangements fpr Its annual memorial services whjch TlUtake plfce Sunday nlghtatth Alexajidrtatrpera House Represenfa tlvAMoiTU jgheppard of Texas will aellve the memorial address Tnemuslca jprQgrimmewilfAincluae the National Theater Orchestra Chris Arth director the Mendelssohn Quartet and the following soloists Jirs Thomas A Hulflsh Mtss Kate Smbqt George ISvans Kenneths Ogden Frartkineld Harris rranV lin tM Dinwiddle and Forrest Blrrell ileyf WIlllamJ Mortonrrec tor of Christ Church wlllellver the Invocation and Rey yr FrankFisher pastor bt the4 tFlrst Baptist Church vwlll pronoune ahe benediction Tfhe accompanist elll be Mrs Lennbn Admission wilt be by card Thanksgiving Services The Thanksgiving services were largely attended In all the churches In Alexandria yesterdari Th regular pastors occupied the pulpits In all the thUrches except the Baptist Presby teriair and Methodist These three denominations helr a union service at the First Baptist Church and the Rev Regester presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal ehtrrch 8outh preacnea tne inanKsgiving sermon Will Give Benefit Show The regular meeting of the Elks Drarrratlc Club was held last night at the home of A Montler director sAfter the regular business was con cluded it was decided to reproduce the four act epmedy Merry Cobbler on Thursday evening December12 at the Alexandria Opera House for the benefit of Policeman Lyles who Is confined to his home by a serious Illness The beneflff has the approval of the board of police commissfdners Lee Camp Auxiliary Supper There willbe a called meeting of the Womens Auxiliary of Robert rE Lee Camp at 730 oclock to night In the Alexandria Camp Hall for the purpose of making arrangements for the anaiial oyster supper which will be held Wedriesday and rThmrsday nlgbs of next week Hospital Donations Generous Yesterday was donation day at the Alexandria Hospital and the Childrens Home and both Institutions received liberal donations Among the donors were St PaulsJUnlor Ghapter BrbtB erhooti ofSt Andrew who paid its annual visit to the hospital with a large1 supply of groceries Rev Mr Smith Will Speak to Hen Rev Smith of Washington will deliver the address taking for his subject The True Ideal at theregHar mens meeting tobe held In Alexandria Sunday afternoon tit 3 oclorck in the Hfl Memorial btatldlnr of thcM IS Clrurerr Sotithj Mtss Ethel Grimes will elng asofo Gordop aCapdidate Gordon Jrof Eoulsa who was defeated In theMate Democratic primary for riomlnafloh pT Oohgress by Charles Carlln of Alexandria has announced hi cahdraacy tor ffienett nomination In a lengthy aJd IatJacaU paper Mr Gordon was In Alexandria vrecenUyanJ had a conference tWlth htscfriends at thei office of State Senator I Machen 1iq was recently defeated for re eiec tipnifrom thfa district StoU Thanksgiving Diriner Dr if iD Delaney reported to the authorities yesteftjay that a thief Jiad entered his home Prince street AIex aqdrJa and stolen the contents of His lce chest jnllelv Includued bis Thanks tWDITEaBMOKrS yf epecjaiio torn aaaisgiosi rpaii ti CbatrnVrVaVNVi28WtiinIeHous toarktlianraKlrxgof Charlotte WIjWFrlUi5orvln4ton NXCZ totorewpFetTkllldn StaubtoaflBlver Bridge at Hurt Station rodajrrjysonti jbmidrtralri Nd3ton the Southern Rail wavr Jf ii Thin1 iha earns ireln ntih PiKltntsanuieltspnceronervear ajfo tweT1es north joffhe scene ofto Syndicate Pwposes Purchaw of 3130 Acrearinawestetn Virginia PJtsburgPaNb8 It was said that a dell lsJinderwaV between State Aud UorSXlCSherrofJtaariston Va and asyndlcate of 1ocarironmen forthe sale br 000 adrfs of Tron ore land in Rockingham AogusUu and Albemarle OVer 5001000 Ifrthe consideration theaterandghurchburn 4 rsA CharlpttcsTlIlc suffers Heaviest Fire xJossinJenYearjs Hotel and Other Property Threatened Merchants Stocks Damaged Oiigin J1 of MrV Unknown Special to TheVsah1nston Poet CharlotteerilleVaNov 28 A fire the trioC disastrous In tjtlscltyIntenjyears started arutocjqckvtonlt In th6 Jffferson Atisdltriunij Charlottesvilles only theaterrVahd spread Ebeneser Church wtilchis he property of a colored Baptist congregation1 For tim It vseemed as IfittV would he Jmposjlble toeae the hotel 6leasonandthe prop titylmmedlktelyk contlguousbut the wind blewithe ftfrmls acros a vacant Jot The theater and the rhurchweretotally destroyed andtherbulldlngstwere spme what idamaged by fire arid water Includ ing the i stocks of JJIcklnsan grocery nnd AG Bennetts tailoring etabjlshrfjeijtarii ITie tflrebrlgirlatel the slage The electricicvrrebfiVccordlngyto the Janitor was switched oJUme entire building and there hadbechrjoare Jn It for a week The apdlUrrjlmV erected by the late VlllamHQtonp drterXof Pen Park Its first coatWHf Triors than 30OW and additions hareftreenmadewhlch brought the total up to40OOOiJIttwaa lnsuredfor S900 The chief JoserJsBJC A Sleberg torewas l8sufedtforlessthant5000 VAT tTHE HOTELS nAttlMltS WilManr a Held and wife Kejrsoiw aad vire John Glllr Gordon Hnghesv WUUrdJir54 rdHearTaad wlfp St Jum rrV OueeJer 0 A Crooks Darls Regent Mrs Bernsteln Rfggs A A McKar McfCarOlKailni Raleigh BOStPNr Mrs JT Fierce WlUard CHrCAtJO WCBI Booper and wHe WUIard Clark and vlfet St James Mrs Jloward Howard SKoreham Prank Rogers Chtrles Tyson Mrs1 Wilson Metropolitsh FBfLADtXPUIAVs Sten RalphJL Batch LeHe A MrCarrdfts WllfW J4JCT Clayton Disinf ecUnt Used for Vermin Almost Kills Several Convicts Special toeThe Uuhlngton Pcwt Asheville Noi 8 A new brand of disinfectant placed by authorities In the Lclty prtsbn for the purpose of killing ermln came near killing several ot the prisoners who were seriously burned and had to be taken to the hospital The disinfectant which was1 supposed to be harmless was used freely in the prison ceiiSi soon aiterward the prisop ers began suffering from burns and physl clans were hurriedly summoned BANDMASTER SOtTSA ILL Ptomaines in Prairie Chicken Put Him4 Under Doctors Care Chicago Nov 28 John Philip Sousa the noted bandmaster and composer Is seriously ill at the Auditorium Hotel here from the effects of ptomaine poisoning contracted in Milwaukee two days ago He was unable to conduct the concert given by his band here to night being confined to his room in the care of a physician and trained nurse Mr Sousa was taken ill at Milwaukee Tuesday night after a rhearty meal of prairie chicken He attempted to lead his band In the concert that evening but after half the programme had beed played he was obliged to go to his hotel Medical treatment and a long rest until noon Wednesday counteracted the first 1 effect of the poison and when bis or snlzatlon left for Madison Wis he ac companied the musicians and last even ing again attempted 10 wieia tne oaton His strength failed him however before the performance was completed and for the second time he was forced to take to bed The band arrived In Chicago this afternoon and Mr Sousa was at once placed in the care of a physician at the Auditorium HoteL He was forbidden to undertake his work for several days His place to night was taken by Herbert Clarke MARYLAND WEDDINGS RockrUle Not it August Baamnaph Jr and yits Mary Catherine Saadatmrn both Washington were married in RoekrlUe this afternoon by Rer Thomar Packard rector of Christ Eplsco i pal ChuTch Hiss Vrnla Baker and Harry Bntt both ef this vicinity were married this erenlsg br Rev Ernest I Woolfe pastor bf the Church Soorh HelpM AJ your Joclorif Uttrt I tne tntU Injumw thing hAytrHb Vigor Formula pobUthei jMQiuhefe A very delicate matter to be tare bat do yqoiryrjJfjrourj husband is is iood looking as he ought to be Help him out Offer tdbuy him a bottle otAyers Hair Viror If fcewni only nseJtlRe moves dandruff keeps the bain soft giving dinner and other articles Mrs Dement Dead llKixJiAft Bernent eighth years of age iddiw j3 Jfbble Dement dfed es terday evening at her home 42 8outh Fairfax street Alexandria She was a na tire of Maryland but has resided in Alexandria for many years She Is survived Kirift ion vfiiimefll TAmenti VfthVir tnisfH tervJrfr pbarles Steele NoUve of fiT VIRGINIA TEAM VAHQUISHED rTHE greatest care and discrimination governs every detail of its manTofacture only the select of the best of everything is used to make this finest of all tobaccos Thatfs why it is the one plug that is good enough foremen who are particular Not expensive even though it is the best i I ITMslYrMJ SHHVWtaTv fo tie fcadWaere ItTi A rrrp of coetlmial aceiile srprjss from New Orleans Sam JFrsaclseo with a 4e Ughffnl oeeaa trl jJw Tork to New-Orlean The SOUTHERN PACIFIC SHOT MOTE Offers the atBralMld inttr Beets to CALIFORNIA Aid All Po6U In Ilatalaaa Tezaav Arlsoasu IIARBEH Agent 9 XT Battlmore St Baltimore EXCTJBSIOffS WINTER CBUISES audHfe wniardvW sBaehmantA Jsnai and lfe EbWW JDtrarIiCLTenson Wj Barstleman JHR Hosstl Tower Arsead wHefW Hlnore Rlggs Phil SuccumbstoBtcrPayIng A lftSecoirdHalf Show Complete Form Reversal Being Unable to top Teniole Onsiaught of Wnners rjohosona Field Goal Speclalrto The Wash lngtonPost Norfolk Va No 38 Before 12000 cheering yrg1nlans and North Cardlnr Ikns Virgjinia was defeated by the North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege on Lafayette FleWthls afternoon 10to i Dnringpractlcally the wholeof the first hatf iVlrginJa outplayed the visitor Humes scoring eght minutes after the kick off by a drop kick from the 25 yard line The Carolina goal was repeatedly In danger and Virginia rooters went wild with excitement lnv expectation oN surei A reversal of form occurred almost at theitttart of tbe second halft Virginia being unable to stop the terrible on stanght of the A tandem plays and failing to gain by line smashes as In the first part of the struggle Carolina made her first scbre after Sadler had ro covereda short rnmtf of Johnson Sadler being doWned on Vfrglnfas 8 yard HnoJ In two line1 plnnges Beebe Carolinas star tackle tooktheball 10 yards and dntHe thlrtdown Stroud was pushed over for va1 touchdown Johnson kicked an easy goal With five minutes to play and the ball on the Virginia 23 yard line Johnson sent a place kick squarely between the goal posts making the final score of the game Although thVVlrginli team was defeated Norfolk wasfobtballmad to night The city1 Is somewhat a North Carolina colony the Carolinians about equaling the Virginians i A good portion or the people saw the imc ahd lo nlght1 half of the popula nn emato beseen jtlomraffew Bcruares on Main and Oranby streets and Uvhotel lobbies HX vjrjHft ol USiLyiciory uus afternoon the Agricultural and Mechanical College Is claiming the footbalfcham plonshlp of the soutn ine nneMipi Aana Ooir Fosltlon yirgiBia MIL enajoneB auaoipa JhA Utekle HoUaday OetlJ eft guard rwiWinini enterai vvr01oth dlgBt gnJiJ Wlse riant tackle rWelllori wxlght endVi Uadx StJepbes captain qnarterT bak 4 Honaaer Jihnson i1 TsttyJiaKbaekjiHuaie Caldwell 6troB MUl backfUrtTmr Spencer jStimer tigpi oacarsa cpwej JaTaes in ItsJiTuJl McKlsnan Tkosiaioir YooTJUhn JvV SCepnee captain Roferee iMf OlcottUBplrs Mr Cox ITlme keener klrpe t4 WrrMonJKorJl Dri Thomas BntiUidlel ef pergonals st mm near BeUet Aeadeav last aigHVawq llliy wo fie su 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