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The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-10

In little DA.isy's dlmoled hand two bright
new pennies shone;
One was for Rob Cat school just them, the
other Daisy IS own.
While waiting Robs return she rolled both
treasures round the floor,
When suddenly they disappeared, and one
was seen no more.
aPoor Daisy. Is your penny lost?n was
asked in accents kind,
aWhy, no, mtnc's heren she quickly said
aIt's Robs cannot 1nd."
st Nicholas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
INDIANS IN THE ReeJLA ARMY.
The Experiment = Success - VIII Il Solve
tho Indian Problem:
y tslegrspa % e DispAich.l


WASHINGTON. May Reports received
a. the War Department % the operations
OF the officers who are trying to secure the
enlistment OF Indians IN the regular army
are full OF announcement. and the do1bt-
ful feeling entertained when the project vas
first undertaken has vanished. Already
three troops composed OF Indians have
been recruited. including one made up Of
GerOnimO's Apaches. now ~ Mt. Vernon
barracks. Ala. and others Will soon be or
ganized. The results OF this undertaking
are, il i said az the War Department. likely
% be more beneficial than was expect
ed. and some officers predict that
the whole Indian problem - likely
20 Be peacefully and finally settled a. the
outcome OF policy that secures
the enlistment IN the army Of a
large number of young bucks who
have heretofore been led into trouble
through sheer idleaess and lack Of proper
incentives 20 work So, too. the new
policy l. having a secondary and beneficial
effect upon the Indian schools Il has
been a common complaint thst the Indian
children. after going through the industrial
schools. find no opening for active work
when they return 20 their tribes. Adlu-
tant-General Kelton says that the army -
now likely 20 give enployment 20 all the
graduates that the Indian schools are
likely 20 turn out. There u room in the
army for them and they VIII be recruited
20 serve as company cooks, post bakers,
troop blacksuiths, musicians. and IN other
places where the technical education re-
ceived by them at the schools can be given
scope with benefit 70 the Indians and the
army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
sHE KEsEElrBEzED LEE-
PRETTY COUNTRY WEDDING.
Marriage at Fairfield Church Of Miss Smith
and Mr.. Christian.

4 ve-v pretty country wedding occurred
q. Fsiraeld church in Henrieo eoanty
TsnrSdav night az $50 O'Clock Ine oIile
1as Mss Annie Smith and the groom AZ.
II. II. Christian. 49,
saraStirae before the appointed hour the
.sureh was densely crowded. III tact 20
inch so that great many persons eOUiu
ct standing room only.
,rSs ushers we're MeSsrs. Preston carson.
John n. Minor. 4. K. Harrison, Edaie
Robinson. BurEell Harrison, aud hooels
G,lliara. The bridal couple wreEe Precsdeo
~ the ushers and Mr.. Edmund Chris,ia.n,
hyother OF the groom, best man, ana Aiiss
Ma, sehoonerhorn, maid of nonor.,
1rSe bride was becomipgly atti!e1 II
DsaTI-gray dress. with hat and gloves 90 20
ns,sfch, and looked exceedingly Well sac
= ! daughter OF Dr.. Hugh Smith, vno 70
s;des about three miles out IL the eounsy'
The Groom is . prosperous young Itsnes.
I'D Ewes about two miles from me nolns
- The brsde. After the wedding the ntio aa,
,,s-fv and several invited guests repsl1sSI
- .Hs yeSideuce Of the groom and Iaf,oo 90
- = snlendid collation., where All TIC nsps
,,;,... sr.d prosperity OF the newiy-sii ~ IT,
fonrle were slrunk By admirIng frienos anu
xatasfrea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Naval Notes.
TBy telegraph 20 she Dispatch-l

WAszNsroS. May I.-NaYal Cadets Ar
thur b. HOf. n. C. Tvining, W. v. Pratt
s r. KitteIle. L. Nee. Mutton, CIelan "
Ofiev, b. s. Newman and W. X. HarElson
have been detached from the Chicago and
ordered to examination for final grsdEa-
ZION on the 18th OF MAY; Naval Cadet
George E MAXWELL from the Newark and
O-dsred for examination for final grsdu q
ton Oh the I4th Of May: Naval Cadets {.
4 Brand. G.. g. Mitchell. E Z. Lowndes,
c. G. Long and B. z. Hutchinson nom me
Bos,on and ordered 70 examination for
fnaI graduation on the 18th Of May; Naval
cadets l. 4. Lueas, Lewis b. stlgner, y.
". Danforth, j. W. fortune and =. r.
Bradshaw from the Atlanta and ordered 20
f1sI illumination for graduation on the
I4th OF Nav.
TIE United States steamer Omaha saiied
last evening from MaZatlAn, Mexico, Tor
San Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

sar~spari1iR deuso0staEes rs peculiar
merit in the scrotalous and Impure blood
made rieh and pure. in the relief it eiTes from
the itching and burning Of salt rheaui. In the
relief from Misery. and satisfaction At meals
experienced ~ the former sufferer from dys-
reusia AMI IndExeStion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.
The Case Of the Newport News Registrar
Other Matterx-

The Court Of Appeals heard Argument
yesterday IN the case Of II. de +. Clay for
mandauus 70 compel Ballard. Demo
cratic registrar IN Newport News. 20 allow
the petitioner q copy Of his books The
law provides that the regisrratiO1-book
shall be open 20 the inspection Of the p1b-
lie. The case turned upon the legal con-
str1ctiOn OF inspection whether II
meant merely en- examination Of the books
OF the right 20 transcrIbs them.
The Democratic registrar Vasrepresented
by Messrs. Pollard, Charles v. Meredith,
and X. G. Scott Msssrs Waddil and
BristoE looked after the interests Of Mr.
Cav.
Clay against Ballard. registrar. Argued
bv Judge l. c. BTistov and 4. c. Bicdord,
Esq., for petitioner. and c. V. Meredith,
Esq, and Major p. Taylor Scott for respond
emit and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
The ToeAcco-TAX REPEAL
special Requirements of the LaW-Ihe
Cautiop-LabSI for Cigars.
TRr talsrrarh % the Dispatchl

WAsHrSGroS. Nav Under the proVi-
sions Of the Mckinley tariG act beginning
TO-DAY al special taxes imposed upon deal
ere IN leaf-tobaccc. dealers IN manuf2c-
tured tobacco, manufacturers Of tobacco
and cigars, and peddlers OF tobacco are r.
psaled. The law. however, requires tn2i
these various classes OF dealers shall regis
ter their names, places Of business, &c,
with the local collector Of internal reye-
nue.. with the exception Of dealers n
manufactured tobacco, who are not re-
uuIred % register. The number Of dealers
IN the latter class. according 20 the report
OF the Commissioner OF internal Revenue
for 1890. WAS 503.05S, who paid tax q
:. 40 each. II Is said az the department
that the abolition Of this SPECIAL ta1 Of
~ 40 viii cause a loss 20 the Government
OF =, eO0. 600 annually.
The new provision OF law regarding the
caution label required TO be used by tue
manufacturers OF cigars also goes INTO
eject to-day. IL eliminates from the por-
ton OF the label reserved fOrths use OF the
Government all foreign matter sueh -
designs. ornaments, etc.
A statement prepared 81 the treasury
Department shows that the receipts from
customs 81 the port Of New York during
he month Of April, 1891, aggresatsd
ST.7l1. 81. as compared with an aggregate
Of sfS.6I7.s57 during April. 1880 The re-
CENTS at New York. IL IL said, comprise
about two thirds OF the receipts received
az the ports OF the United Siates-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
WANTS
UUO Will, WRITING

IL for me a. their 0wn home viii make good
wages Aires. with sslf-ad iressed stamped
envelope. Mss EDNA L SAfTHE, so1th Bend,
Ind. proprietor Of the Famous GhOCts Water for
the CompIexlon. my 2-li'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
storeksspers and CANCERS

WAsHTNGToS, NAY 1.-The toiowlns-
named persons have been appointed stoEs-
keepers and guagsrs n the internai tS, =
Tsvlor al Rutherton; Marquis ID. Stat
ford AZ Kernersville: Thomas B. BAY a
Na-ion: Champ d. Elliott at Marion:
John Hyarns at Marion; Joseph Conley 2,
Marion. John II. GarrisOn zt BiSsk
Mountain: Elias u Gibbs ~ Upward;
80 Il. Hrdg:ns at Broad River; Fleiehes,,
II. Loftln at Lexington; William MeSa-i
al North Cone; Augustus e. DoveA at5en-
niDs-S's Milk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
PERSONAL
+ UMBRR BUSINESS OF THELATE

1T 2 IDLts = = u y - y = = - = - = =
IL TRUMAN A. PARKER. DErEASED.--frre-
suonss 70 he many irqulr1ss Ii regard % fhs
Mmhsr business q the late Erurasn A. Parker.
dccessed. take this method q lDf0rmine rpy
treats thas have purchased he entire Interest
q TIE late Truman A. Parker. decreased. u The
nrrn a. Truznan A. Parker 4 Co. No sol.
cornex Ftfth and Canal streets. s1a stIi eunrtnuo
ne hGsl1esB Ia al ifs br1Ecbes under the cd
nrn-asrrs a. Truman A. Psrker 4 Co 1bark-
Ing ozr rafrp1s ana TIRE Dsblhc gererzLy fx tnri<
by an artsnfkn e bzzsin<ss 10 n1eris consfn-
nance q the same. Moss respectfully. WILLIAM
j. SCOTT. ssryistng pzyrnsr q Truman A.
P4r1er & Co my En-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

willie Aiax6eld and John Frisby leolorsedl
- 1900 the Police Court YESTERDAY
emerged with stealing and eAsryln.sS - 49, -
s..,.,es, brrzS bearings. valued ~ -, ,he
nrepsrty a the Riehmond, f r,,snS
bur- and Potomae ksilfosh 1870 Tor
Thsy were required ~ give sseafi'y io'
twelve months. u r..,;re,. and
Ia - we've charged with hgnts9g on
49, ~. s.~a~s Jennipgs was dischsrged ana
P "a ne and Lee insd 8 each ana Fe'la si
10 give security. ~. wers all
The other eases on tne ooeAes
for petty oaences-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

r. Goruan Mins.rsls give two en.ss-
Inc u' r ,oIdi At the matinee and night.
sainments .o- 's,es br these ministries =
highly e9 qfsre 4 no first part. no display
n q sss5nhls row Q. stify siafesra . Sa1 II
9 on artists. backed by plush sa =
various hues- -,,r,ss the pit and
herius the sztertainlpeus , 80. 81 eounlry
s6sn fhs curtain Isl ,,,. 1919 = = prssrsss.
yilla, ve fass IcrriIsrt Attend1nt ca
givea y L are the colorsd zouaveA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

so1e society peopl-. and several e.
eeLtricitiss. The xonases have a r,i.lsary
drlH. which = much praised then follows
song and dances and specially acts II
rapic succession.
JOAN. George. and James tiorna&n are
very clever " Their various acts. Iaymsn
ana kets. the former an expgessioaist and
TIE tatssr coztcrtiouisf, are said TO bs
very crvtr
The Gar5oliers closes the performances.
las . . tr2yesty on The GondolieEs--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
xa calsr-Iise n. the Fair.
..,h. r,ts,xs.-r- I

cv,r.ao NAY i.-At a meeting OK the
xs,;nrsI Board OF Con.rolsof the Worlds
p 49,, Yesterday the question Of dstLne.
exhi6if a. the Exposition % re $3.50. A..ss..
~ H. Tsrdsav resolution Was adopted
- ~ shs board deem il fnexpediens 20
a.. ~ aathorizs any distinctions 70 @
,..Ss sstwesa Americen exniiatorss sr1
49, 49, r,.tfer az installation ouGhs 70 Dc
10 s..s- ~ che dirsetion Of the department.
h-y;n - charge of the installation Of ex-
hiblks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
pEArH OF JUDGE W. N. TaEowAN.
The Pubic Services OF Distinguished cis
fren OF PittsyIsAnIa County
lspeciai tslsEran % ne Disps'ca.I

cu,Tu.~. Va. Nav f.-Judge William
NJ T-s5wav died AZ home here to-day 10
n s;ohrv-fourth year he had been N
s-Sl,ie hsaIth for some months, and as
asa.h was not unexpected. He vas Tor
-nrnher 81 years on Of the soles,
is--~srs in tbs section OF the State. and
VS. :, eircui. Judge Of this district for seyeral
$500 Sc $50 represented this district 10
Congress for number OF years before tne
W. and up to = few years ego tooA ~
srt; -, interest in the politics Of the state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

meeting u the East End Gun Up ~. ss ~
held yesterday afternoon ~ ~ " s,'Iio,r;rg
So CIV sergeant. when tneI ioii"~''-s
officers were elected -. w.. pyrx;.
prssidenf. y. X. sheppst - l,ssssex
de.f. ChagleSH. Epps; $500 .'s Fsrse,,
D. ssgiIis, and Treasurer. 80 - g Scents rrsn,-
,.srs vii opsn sc shcetsas 5000 J, 49, ~
xs9,ss'I.r sftr<noon at sss gxounas .. W.
go era a MsrshsA street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

Quick Change.
IHArpers Bazarl
"HuIlo, Galley" said Bronson. entering
the restaurant. how are your"
Pretty well
what are you doing nowlh
well. when came in here two hours
ago / was not in business; but Pve
Changed some since; I'm waiter just
uoXn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
JESSIE MILLER's SAD CASE
She is Quite siek-A Probable Clue from
G0Ochiand.

Jessie Miller was suffering 30 much yes
terdsy from the effects Of the medicine
that had been given her Wednesday night
10 quiet her that no one was allowed 20 see
her except her physician and nurse. and
no alIusiOn has been made by these or her
self 10 her story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
vHAT TaE EEFEcT WOULD b.
AN ALLEGED FoReER ARRESTED.
The Case Worked Up Through Rich
nona Detective Agency.

In February last DR.. r. C. Goodwin,
I'M, FnoIishnaan who had been prac-
ticing medicine in an English colony, near
Hegdersouville, y. C.. forged. II Is a.lege1.
several checks on merchants and others a,
Hsn1ersOrviIle. y, c.. which were c2shed
he the State Bank Of Commerce at that
nfaca The signatures 10 the checks were
ssid =, be very clever fac siHsileS. Goodvyn
Immediately left North Carolina, and
NJ A. NJ. Brownel. general man
se,sr az the John Wren Detective Agency
- This CITY. was employed by the state
Rank OF Commerce through Mr.. j. + mex,
man. a merchant sc HendeTsonyLle, ana
one of the victims. 70 locate ana aites.
mir, Re was traced 20 several points 10
-. VET and Northwest, but succeeded n
secaping capture until night before last.
Uben Wr. BroEnen received Telegram
Fron his correspondent, Captain ".
D Hazeu. superintendent OF hAzen
AGENCY az Cincinnati. ssyIng tsas ne
Sad by Quiet and sklltui Wo:A sue
eeaisd in locating and Srrestsng tne
Doctor IN Cincinnati. Hnefe ~ w.
LL,..-s,,e, rrIs- TIE ailds OF Il c. HOtson-
"a. kS-cy-T,eIi also received 4 telegram yes
90 fror, CAPTAIN HaZen SAYING GOOD
-, 3lirs Hosson had been conultted 20
-, rao,islt1on pspeTs from the GOFeE-
- ~ North Carolins. which papers were
,,,-o-sDtIy asked for By Mr.. BroWneli; ana
wben they are served the prisoner VII 20
,sLsn 70 HendersonvIlie 20 be tTled io5
forEeries eggrsgating between $50 anu
S Iha Doctor left behind At Henderson,
liz n 4 aid. young wife, 70 whom pc
va married about two years $50 Al SyIa-
-. v and who was from avery
ssrhlv-respected family OF that eity-
Row HE WAS ARRESTED.
A Associated Press telegram 70 me Dis
-, fron, Cincinnati, received lSst =, hlgn :
-. Or. il. C. Goodwin, G1ds h. y no.
49, 80 ,,.os arrested Yesterday bT tEo prlY1Is
sst,,tive~ Iheg bad suspected ne Es ~.
ga - followed MN 10 railroad one
AZ ~ -. oras;le watching bin. when ne
rraehed I'D 20 adjust wino9Ss $50 Es
ard tins exposed his tattooeu ~ 49,, s--c<t
sfe-nIv resented the insnis OF - -, tLs
h,,t when be vas taken 10 me once ~ - -
S..artfyss ne confessed thai re va . -
~ whom they were seeking. Ine 49,.
ats,g. es,stnst him Is forging enreH np -
80 4 - ep;-Fman. Of HendersonvlHe, n ~
=. ,rss eashed by the State D-nAo U
re,,,nerce q. that plsee. -
49, - ..ssl.,oifted the Rlekmen forgety. -
u = sxpianat.on that his allowance
saia ~ .,ss,,d mad been cut OF BY his mo
lTora - she heard ot his usrriaye -
t.sf p.n~aek. Of Syracuse. n 4. 10
Allss 80 name 20 an Agreement 20 wal M
= - 49, he wrote hoysson y. -,
fe4u .-,, aad said II was the nrsr nias ne
S 90 a,.nse hls right name since teoFuAsy
"a 1891. --------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Anew Reading.

u l1tt-I
That's the second time that yuggins
has deserted his wife after high old
qusrreln
= Well you know q man who nights and
runs axay may hive to run another cay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
raRooNED sEcausE hE vas Sex.
Net . Precssest-The Gabernasorfsi Tx
petition to the oyst~r-erouuSs-

- 49, 0NoS~a-AFt0D
Yesterday Governor Mckinney par5oned
James BeEamy. who was found guilty OK
unisEfEl cutting sad sentenced 70 iEs-
prIso1ment IN the Charlottesville Jail The
Governor made the following endorSsusnt
Upon the order for the pardon 20 issue
! pardon this man entirely upon the
ground Of his bad heath. with the belief
On ny part induced bT the testimony Of
me intelligent physcisns q the jail. the
Judge. and Commonwealth ftorney. thA.
ne cannot live through his confinement.
90 not believe that any usu II health
mas more right 20 violate the law tnzn one
IN bad health Nor do intend that this
snAl be precedent 70 govern my actions
hereafter
THE oIsTE1-GEorSD zxPEDrzrox.
The Governor has received letter from
Governor jackson. Of Maryland II re-
sponse 20 one written bT the former, ex-
planning tina; he would have 70 postpone
the trip % the % ster grounds b.ca1se the
virginia steamer Chesapea Is undergoing
repair The Maryland Executive offers
the use Of one Of the steamers belonging
70 that State for ths jouruey. Governor
Jackson says also that be has invited Gov
eEnor Thomas II. Hoit. Of North Carolina.
and the Attorney General Of his own State
to JOIN the party.
The Governor has not deernined via.
reply, he vii make to the Governor OF
MaryAnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Hoods

s.rsapariIla has b. is positive merit
gained such bod upon the confidence Of
the people tat fney refzse even c2e nos,
earnest requests Of clerks 70 ~ cur o~n-
or sone Osher substitute u,sssIci1e. and truly
insist upon having HOo9.s SaSzVzrII,A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
rTyHE BRADSrREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES '. CLARKE. PxxurrxE
BRaDsTRrErs RICHMOND orF1cx
No liC9 EAST MAIN sTHKER.
Telepn@s Ma 81

ne Rirhzena oeass a.s nar. -. - 20
with ske rapid xrc1fh q - c3ky - a4S4DDz
ne nsersxrtsic conn azzsy a Skk src11Hn ~ -
eltsa1<zscsf q zEsse1 t1e s1p4e&HtfY g u4e4
il rae0xElre.I IN every trade cz>s<e "a - m
lad xo<tt- Thax = y n 4 grDcln3cmDo NE(DnEeG
u quad ne tD<er1sk II ~ kscat fo<D11o = -
3 ! 5s ~ . sl1& e sSZvSsssnsS C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02

were ready 20 receive Il. When 49,. =.
as Erssp De chung on 20 Il Ike the n,ss
Fegossi tesrsTtn. which holds an rntssl 4
teendsfs. Although be slipped ana feIi be
pat the man ous. -,'' ~
Brr TR8r cor oxr.
This enaea the ninth mime e.. a..
NarAttes" and their spirits rose iiks
yeast while their yelis douhsIess rar.ssS
VIC AporiGtnes upoz the hal Inrda , -
esusa ruby red. for they must navc hear5
ne reSeTnerasinR ecboeS The 'y.Fviu-
sNns tonGly dreAIned-not that they dwclt
IN marble ealis but that the world "a
to-day would learn that trey hai s,sse,s.s
tae tar-heeis by score 0f SIX 10 NO.
tang Bat alas, the fondess hopes a..
ottez dashed 20 pieces!
Fergusson seized tbs club and made a
ntee clean hit. While caperine around ~,
the tTst with delight the 's,Varwtfv, y
catcher hurled The sphere 70 that base. kst
Sralsh Eauasd II and ''Fergy" gos his Sc
shaw, the next batter. foand no obstacle
~ tee atmosphere 90 prevent HE Climb
tWiriing around thrice. and lie tires eoId
water on The Carcltuians' hopes by his ia
designations.
Willard initiated his predecessor and
evtde1tgy came 20 the conclusion that
sarce iieSs we're too few 70 win glory on.
sirfans, Knocked a feeble hali and vot Il,
trst on an error. while Fergu sen sped like
dssr over the hOne-plRte. breaking the
goose EGG and wInptng CREST apuiauss.
not only from the spectators in General
but from the Virginians in uarticu,ar
GgahAm, who came next, got lick az the
sphere, Tor B1sbee was put out while
stsaling second. Thus ended ths game.
winch al pronounced an excellent one
TO- g. a.
fully.
SPECIAL FEATuREs.
The feature Of the game was the magni-
ncent battery work % both teams. dc
cures pitching was phenomenal. He
struck-0ut sixteen men. nine Of whom
tanned one after the other. j. Greeuway
who caught him. likewise played wonder
fully, having only one passed BALL
The work Of the CArOliniAns IN the field
despite occasional errors. some of which
while costly were almost excusabIe- vas
not only good but graceful. and showed
that what they lack noE VIII some day be
attAinaole, for they are all quite young
Busbee as centre did the prettiest field
work Of the game, putting oct four men
and covering 3 large area Of ground All
% his catches were good,
The VARSITY" boys played a better
game than the "taT-heels.n that's Al indis-
putaole fact, bat the latter were by no
means outdone II courtesy. Their conduct
while on the diamond and So the grounds
was such 81 20 command admiration, and
after the game they ohesred their con-
guerors. In fact, so gentlemsnly was their
department that the mouths Of the ever
present baseball smart-Alecks were closed
against them and few sarcastic remarks
were made. They have reaned players who
possess splendid material
Among the lady spectators we're Misses
Bessie Pace. VIrgIe Brock. Virgins Tyler.
Isabel Stacy, Annie Doggs.t, Anderson,
Ross. Csnm, and Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
FEoBAsL1 Clue.

Yesterday morning the DISPATCH received
the following telegram:
LIE. GOoCHL4yD Co, Va, Nay l. ls9l.
To the Ediior Of re DSSpGtea:
Dear Sir,-SeeIng IN your paper OF the
30th that there were some doubts concern
ing the place Jessie Miller took the train
for Richmond We write this 20 say that
woman answering very much 20 the de-
scriDtion Of her given IN your paper az
rived here on the evening OF the 2sth
instant walking, and bought ticket
for No. 10 train for Richmond. on
which she left From what she said
we gathered that she spent the night
OF the 9th about two miles above here.
She seemed 70 be very weary, as II tron
walking scre distance. Hoping this IN
formation nay be Of some use. an truly
vOurs AGEyT AT LIE. r. and A. z r
Jessie was foznd wandering N the street
here BY Policeman Walton Monday eve
ming. which was the 9th, so the dates OF
the agent az Lee would seem 20 Indicate
thar the wOm4n he saw and Jessie are not
the sane. But the agent may probably De
mistaken as 10 the dates.
SHE EExEMBEzED LIZ
Further, when Jessie was talking 70 On
a. Walton and the QIsPATCH reporter
Wadpesday afternoon and the Officer
called over some OF the stations on the
Richmond and Allegheny road she SAID
that she remembered Lee. She also, during
ths conversation. asked the D1sPATCE re-
porter where Gooehland vas, ana re-
marked that saunders, the telegraph 4Pers-
tori whom she had known N the West,
had on one occasion come TO Virginia 10
vis5. ms relatives in GooehlAnd-
last evening it was learned AZ the aims;
borse that when the poor girl vss received
into the institution the nurse noticed tnas
her undersktr. was very much soile9 ana
asked her the cause Of IT.. She replied thai
sne had walked three miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Hoods

ssrrspn-irr. Is entitled % ycE- fsvorssse
consideration for TIE great god l. has done
Ezzy reopie in yczr own tozn- eyea szsns
your personal f-scnsss. The ie1stinq-iTy VII
bring 70 yoEr nn.scs vel known Perpie vho
~th1zk TIE vorid Of Hoods SarSapagiEz."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Hoods

sarsarnriil. speedily oyerccnes that tired
feeling. whesher cszsed eY change Of season,
climate &C nfe. and gives great eOstily. nerve,
nDsusaI s.d digestive strength. II may truly
Re said Of Hcers ssrssparfIls Isasis makes
tie weak stroag." Try is TITS season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Hoods

snr-srnriIi. VII cure. when In TIE rowcr
of rneds=ine. serofala. sat Rhcur,. Scssz-
bad. Sores. Boi7s, Pfnrses. al HaEzors.
Dyspspsi8. BSiIousness, SIX Hea&arhs. In
airessioa. General Deoizi,y. cssarrA Ma'zrtA
Raeu-safssr,. Kidrey ard Liver CoapA.sss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
Hoods

ssr~.pariiis II TIE best uaedicine - take
IN tie syrinE. Possessing iiss taose powers
% purity TIE blood, create an appetite and
build Up TIE sysseza. which nearly eyeryno1y
needs. Eood's SarssrarfslA IS tz1e deal sprsag
Medicine. Be szse 20 CT Hocfsi do not Be
fafuced q, f,.fv srrthiuz else