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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
GREAT BALL WITNESSED.
The Game BetweeB Portsmouth and
the Farmers.

NORFOLK, VA. April 2S.--(special)-
Great ball was witnessed at Portsmouth
this afternoon, and the victory for the
Changers is due TO Brandt's work in the
box He was in fine shape, and held
Petersburg down in the most approved
manner. The crowd numbered about
2000, and was very well-behaved. Both
teams. as Will be seen by the score. made
runs In the first inning, and at first
there were indications that the pitchers
would be batted out Of the box. But
both men settled down TO business and
pitched good ball. When the ninth in
ming closed and there was tie, the in
terest was at red-heat. and when, I'm the
tenth, Portsmouth scored three and Pc
tersburg was retired in one-tw o-three
order, all Portsmouth went wild. Ports
mouth is claiming the pennant tonight.
and now is longing for chance to get
AT RichmOnd:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
CAUGHT AT CREwE.
Rev. MIR. Kuyk Called to West Point.
yestrymen Elected.

CREWE, VA. April 23.-(SpeciaL)-Rev.
C. r. Kuyk and bride have returned
home. Mr.. Kuyk has received call to
the Episcopal church at West Point, Va.
and vicinity. which he has under con-
sideration. HIS congregation in his pres
ent charge would be exceedingly sorry to
part with him, as not only has he built
I'D the parish spiritually. but has been
Of great assistance In reducing the debt
on two new church buildings and having
another renovated.
st. Luke's parish has elected the fol-
lowing vestrymen: Blackstone, Messrs.
p. Il. Harris. J. M. Hunt, George lrby
and G.. S. Wing; Nottoway Courthouse.
Judge Charles +. GOODWIN. J. y. Tug
gle. oliver Goodwin and Harry s. Bev-
erly: Crewe s. N. Williams, p. j. Gran
mis-, w. r. Rogers and Sterling Bois-
seRu
Mr.. ]. f. Noteworthy. Of Petersburg,
and bride. nee Dey. OF Norfolk. have ar
rived here from their bridal trip and
are visiting Mr.. ". w. Noteworthy, faith
or OF the groom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
r,ne Cattle Condemned.

six of the finest cattle in the herd OF
Mr.. Joseph Bryan were condemned 70
be slaughtered yesterday by DR.. w. II.
Hartaugh, the veterinary surgeon Tney
were found to be suffering with bovine
,uherculosls. which Is said to be response
bic for more than one-seventh Of all the
deaths among cattle.
In the interests Of healthy cattle, Mr..
Rryan few days ago gave nstruc-
lions to DIR. Harbaugh to examine Ms
herd and kill every animal found 10
have the disease in any form. Dr. Har-
baugh began taking temperatures OF the
cattle on Tuesday and completed the
work Wednesday night
some. of the cattle supposed to have
the disease passed inspection, while
others. who were not thought to nave II
we're found infected. In the condemned
iot was a Guernsey bull that Mr.. Bryan
highly priced. DR.. Harbaugh VIII make
a nost-mortem OF the animals killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
WEDDING IN SUFFOLK.
Miss Grace Carr Married TO Mr.
Charles ID. Duke.

SUFFOLK. VA, April 23.-(Speciai.)-
One Of the prettiest marriages ever sec"
In Suffolk took place at the Cnr''ua'
church tonight. The contracting p@rue'
were Air. Charles b. Duke and MISS drace
Carr. both OF Suffolk. the bride pe,ns
the granddaughter of Rev. ii. IL. Butter.
Miss Alice Hyslop, Of Norfolk. was mar
of honor. and Mr.. Z. L. Rawls. OF SUI
folk, acted as best man. Inc usners We
Messrs Luther w. Caulk. Harry l..
Jacobs v. c. Beamon, and Herbert west
Little Misses Ninon Williams and Neihe
NAV Butler were fiower-girls. while mas,
ters John Lotzia and Charlie Duke acleu
THE COSTUMES.
The bride was robed In white satin, en-
traine. wore a beautiful bridal veil. drap-
ed with white rosebuds. ana carried a
bouquet Of lilies of the valley. Inc muie
of honor wore white SILK, ana eai,,e e',
bride roses. The fiower-girls were dressed
in white orga indie, trimmed with smiiax'
and carried white carnations and pinks'
All the gentlemen, from the groom TO the
pages, were in full evening Dress WAN
boutonnieres OF white rosebuds
II was a white-and-green marriage
those colors predomlnating in the decora-
lions.
ENTERING THE CHURCH.
Upon the announcement that the bridal
party had arrived at the doors OF the
church the choir began to sing the prioa'
chorus from Lohengrin, during the rem
dition of which the entree was mace, III
the following ORDER Through the eastern
door-Master John Lotzia, page; MISE
Ninon Williams. fiower-girl; Messrs. Bea'
mon and West ushers; Mr.. Duke, the
groom. and Mr.. Rawls, best man
Through the northwestern door-Mastei
Charlie Duke, page; Miss Nellie Butier
fower-girl; Messrs. Jacobs ana Sauih
ushers; Miss Carr. the bride, ana MISE
Hyslop, maid of honor. The two groups
proceeded through the side aisle 10 th'
southern end of the auditorium, an,
thence up the two main aisles and through
the eoraI gates. which were opened by TIL
pages. to the altar, where they forme'
a semi-circle. the bride and groom In tn
centre. facing Rev. w. w. Staley. ID. ID.
pastor of the church, who propounce'
the nuptial vows which they assumed
binding them together as man and wire
I'm accordance with the ordinances o.
God and man.
ON A TOUR.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony th'
or2an,st. Miss Mary easier, accompanied
by Mr.. Elmer Thomas, cornetist. playe'
Mendelssohn's wedding march. to tn
strains of which the bridal party left tn
church. and repaired to the home OF TN
brides parents. Rev. II. II. Butler ane
wife. on North street. Mr.. and Mrs
Duke then donned travelling suits. an'
were driven TO the Norfolk and Western
depot. where they boarded the 1910 tran
en- route to Washington city and possibly
other points. They Will return to suhois
next week, and will be at home. NO. i
Chestnut street, after the LIST OF May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
ARE YOU THIN?
Do You Want to Be-
come FIeshy?
A FEW SIMPLE RULES.
Flesh and Not Fat Is What Is Needed.

and they are really DysPEPTfce. ~
though they may not suffer any peseov-
lar pain or Inconvenience from their
stomachs. IL such persons would take
with their meals some preparatton uke
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. the fo96
would be quickly digested. and the pr1p@
degree OF plumpness very soon seoureds
because the Tablets are prepared exactly
for that purpose. They win digest every
variety Of f,esh-forming foods. which y
the sole reason why they 50 quickly
build up and strengthen thin. dyspspuc
men and women.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets cure eyspsD-
sla and every form Of indigestion o.
this common sense PLAN that they digest
the food promptly. giving strength 70
every nerve and organ In the body. whils
at the same time the stomach hnS :
chance TO rest and recover Ito pafuraa
vigor. Nothing further II required to cure
any stomach trouble or to make thin.
dyspeptic people strong, plump. and well.
This excellent preparation Is maaufac-
tured by the Stuart Chemical Company
Marshall, Mich. and sold by druggists
everywhere at 80 cents per package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
THE TUCK TRIAL.
The Jury Return IA Verdict of Man
slaughter.

BoYDTON, VA. April 23.-(specisl)-
The trial Of Algie Tuck for the murder OF
John T. Tuck was concluded in the
County Court here to-day. Tho case was
given to the jury last night. aud at 10
O'Clock this morning the following YER
dict was rendered. 1--WE, the jury, find
the prisoner. Algie Tuck, guilty OF man
slaughter. az charged in the indictment,
and ascertain his term OF punishment
to be confinement IN the penitentiary for
one year"
Ex-Judge Wood counsel for the accus-
ed, petitioned the court to set aside the
verdict as being contrary 10 the law and
evidence in the case. but this motion his
Honor promptly overruled. Judge Wood
handled the case for the defence with
great skill. and a conflict of testimony
tended to mitigate the crime, and Algie
Tuck has received a milder sentence than
II was first thought he would get.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. w. a. Bryson. OF Richmond. Is
here this week on visit to relatives
and friends.
Rev. l.. Clark, OF Lynchburg, is So
journing among his Boydton friends.
Years ago Mr.. Clark was pastor OF the
Methodist church OF this pace.
Rain is greatly needed throughout this
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
RALEIGHs BUDGET.
The Late Meeting of the silver Menu
bers of the Democratic Committee.


RALEIGH, N. c.. April 23.-(5peeial)-
Your correspondent to-day interviewed
NJ. T. Leach, who was present at the
meeting of the silver members or the
Democratic State Committee held on the
afternoon of April 9th, In Il. e.
smiths Office He says twenty-seven
were present In person or by proxy; that
no resolution was adopted looking TO
fusion or cooperation with the Pcpulists'
I'm fact. no resolution OF any Kind was
offered or adopted, and no authority
given any one TO deal with Butler nor
was any suggestion made as to dong
such a thing. Il. Il. Cotton was mace
temporary chairman, and Judge Mcltae
regularly presided. Nothing was done
TO bind the party or to attempt to bind H.
or to assume authority"
Governor Carr orders a special civil
term OF Alamance Superior Court, July
18th, Judge Undertake to preside.
A SILVER PARTY.
Announcement of the regular formation
NJ the silver party In this State Is now
looked for daily. 1t Is the claim that II
viii be composed of 1000 Populist, sou
Democratic, and 5000 Republican voters.
Mr.. G.. Rosenthal. a cotton-miil owner
tells me he has Just returned from rnia-
delphia, and is told by mill men that the
business is now duller than In 1888.
Chowan county. which was claimed ny
Russell. has. In It's Republican conven'
ton. declared for Dockery. This Is quite
a surprise.
ReouisItion was made by Governor Carr
to-day on the Governor of Virginia fol-
Silas Iigon, OF this county, who Is said tc
be guilty OF three different crimes.
ARE SURPRISED.
The Mckinley men are surprised al
the failure Of the Sixth District Repubii
can Convention yesterday to endorse him
Tho delegates are UNRESTRICTED. but favor
Allison. II Is tho field against Mckinle,
In this State.
Governor Carr appoints Louis de Ia
Croix, OF oxford, and r. w. Livermore. o.
Pate's, delegates to the Southern Set
tfer's Convention. AZ Southern Pines.
(, Some men Of the Republicans now ex
press a Willingness TO have the Popuiisti
name the Governor-to do anything Z
get fusion. They are wild for fusion
at any price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24

What thin people want u FLESH and
not FAT. To be symmetrical and pro-
perly proportional. every person should
have certain amount Of flesh. To be
plump does not necessarily mean to be
FAT. Fat Is undesirable: II clogs and
retards the action of every muscle. inter
feres with the healthy action OF the heart
and lungs, and when excession predis-
poses Of fatty degeneration OF Vital Or
gans; to say nothing OF the discomfort
more or less resulting from excessive
adipoee tissue.
Common sense would suggest. that II
one wishes to become ieshy and plump,
the thing most needed would be FLESH
FORMING foods; In other words. aipu-
minous foods, like eggs, beer oatmea,,
etc. The kinds Of food that make nesn
are the foods which form the greater
part of our daily bill Of fare.
Now, the only reason 50 many people
remain thin Is because their stoniacns 90
not properly and COMPLETELY digest
and ASSIMILATE the hesh-formins peel
steak and eggs we eat every day.
There are thousands Of such people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
comp,ain of High Rates.

The Transportation COMMITTEES OF the
confederate Reunion are daily In receipt
=, accommodations from the TRANSMITS
sissinni and points In the farther South
comnia,nIng OF the high rates to be
charged by the railroads on the occasion
NJ the reunion. A letter OF this character
was received yesterday morning from the
Winnie Davis Confederate veterans
Camp. Of waxahachie. Tex, stating tnat'
while the camp had g. large membership.
but a small delegation wouia DE aD.e 10
come II the present rate ~zo.oW couiu noe
he reduced. The committee Is doing
everythIne in its power 10 secure more
reasonable rates, and there are hopes That
a considerable reduction win be secured
from at least few OF the southern
lines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
FOR
Friday and Saturday.

One lot of Boys Colored
Silk Windsor Ties, reduced
from IS to 15c.
Mems Light Weight Wool
Underwear, in Tan and White.
Not having all sizes we have
reduced the 81 grade to CSC.
the $l.50 grade TO SOC.
Mems Black aud Balbrig-
gan Hose reduced to lOc. a
pair.
Mems All-Linen Collars,
only few sizes, reduced from
12t and 1890. to SC.
Mems Colored and White
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
10c. each.
One lot Of Mems Half-Hose,
British make, regular price
Csc, reduced to l7c.
Mems Silk Teck and -Four
INLAND Ties, dark colors, re.
duced from 25c. to l21c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
Clarke and McGin Both Hit Hard
Weather Perfect.

NEW YORK. April 23.--Clark was
batted out OF the box in the second in
ming, and after that his comrades were
out of It. although Irwin PUT in three Of
his string OF pitchers McGill, too. was
hit so hard In the first two innings that
Carsey was substituted. with the result
that little or no hitting followed. The
we; ther was perfect
Score: k III. r.
New York ..........3 40 0000-S 8
Philadelphia -. ....l 0202 2-ls IL 4
Eight innings. Darkness.
Batteries: Clark, Flynn. Seymour. and
Dcheny, pitchers; Zearfoss. Farrell and
Wilson, catchers for New York; carsey.
McGill, and Clements. for Philadelphia.
THE FIRST SHUT-OUT.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 23.-Nichols
was I'm fine fcttle to-day. and. being
backed UP In faultless style. scored the
first shut-out OF the season. Clarkson
also pitched good. steady game. but
was handicapped by the indifferent work
OF several OF the Baltimore players; ana
what would otherwise have been bat
tIe-royaI degenerated into farce. Col
iins xrenehed his ankle badly In the So
cond inning. and had TO be carried from
the field. Attendance. f.bs.
Score. ~. -.
poston -. ......011 1921 10 Q
Ba,teries: Clarkson and Robinson;
Nichols and Ryan.
ANTI-KEEFE KICKING
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April b.
MERCER won his second game from Brook
iya to-day. and. while batted hard, kept
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
p-o,e..or Hawks. Lecture.

people / Have Met" was the subject
Of professor A. w. Hawkes. lecture at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall last evening for the benent OF Miz-
pah Presbyterian Sunday-school building.
Professor Hawks has been very appro-
priately called the Laughing Fhiioso-
pher." He keeps his hearers IN eonun-
nal good humor. His lecture Is well sand
wiched with good sense and bits OF advice
OF how to meet the many peculiar classes
of people that inhabit the two hem!s-
pheres. Professor Hawks Will lecture on
INVOICES" at the Northside Hall, Chestnut
Hill tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24

occupied iv colored woman named
White, who went 70 neignbors and left
her three children In the house. II caught
fire during her absence. and was about
falling In when the flames were discover
ed by Robert Price. who rescued the
children just In time TO save them from
death.
Mr.. Edward Abner. OF Occoquan. presi-
dent OF the telephone company here. has
presented to the Washington Guards a
gold medal 10 be awarded a squad Of
I'VE members OF the company making
the largest average In a shooting contest.
The medal was won by Mr.. Abner In
Germany many years ago, and for that
reason Is OF more than ordinary interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
A wedding observation-disclosures
Notes-A Fire.

NOtes-A f1re.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April Z.-(Spe-
ciaI)-Captain Clinton Simonson arrived
here yesterday with his bride (nee Mara
HE of Charles City. The marriage TOOK
Mace Yesterday at Mt. Pleasant Baptist
church The bridal couple were accom-
na MED here by a number or the IrienoS
and relatives OF the bride, who. with cap
tain and Mrs. Simonson, drove out 10
their beautiful home at Bigelows, on
York river. where an elegant entertain
ment was given last night TO a large conf
pany. .-,as,o 30
Mics Harriet r. Nichols, daughter or ex-
Governor Francis T. Nichols. OF LOUIS
lana To DIR. Van Franklin Garrett, OF THIS
civ. have been received here. Inc "eu-
ding is TO take place at the nome OF me
bride. in New Orleans, on April the Zsth'
at o'clock p. NJ.
A FIRE.
Fire yesterday destroyed the residence
of Mr.. Humphrey Harrod, VINO nVes on
his farm a few miles below town. Nothihs
was saved. The cause Oh the nie u"-
known. uo
professor Hugh S. Bird, OF the college
faculty. has been quite sick for several
DAYS AT the residence Of Mrs. II. NJ
Smith Bassett Hall.
PERSONAL.
General and Mrs. Bradley Johnson ara
,,rs Jobn p. Poe. Of Baltimore. were here
Yesterday sightseeing. They we're taken
IN charge by Dr. E. G. Booth, who me,
them al the train with his carriage, and
drove them over the town. During the
day President Tyler. OF William and Mary
called ON General Johnson at the hotel.
Major Hotchkiss has accepted an lnvi'
tatlon to lecture in the college chapel FIJI
day night at s o'clock on 'Stonewall JACK
sons Valley Campaign"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
SAYS THEY ARE INNOCENT.
johnson, the Lancaster Murderer,
Makes Another Statement.

WARSAW. VA, April 25.-(special)-
John johnson. the self-confessed muir
derer OF Mr. Charles Carter. who was
convicted Of murder in the first degree
M Lancaster Courthouse. and who when
nut on the witness stand yesterday i'm
pllcated his brother Andrew and John
Mason, to-day made another statement.
He now says that he alone committed the
murder and that he VIII make this
statement on the scaffold. His last
statement was made In the presence OF
Common ealth's-Attorney Downing and
Sheriff Chewing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
p.rn.x O,Neiu round GUILTY.

MAYS LANDING. N. j.. April 3D.
Late last night the jury in the case OF
Barney O'Neill. on trial for murderous
assault upon Miss Louise Davis and her
brother, 1. r.. Davis. at Atlantic city,
returned a verdict OF guilty, as charged.
The assault was committed when the
paws family were aroused by the noise
made by a burglar. The murderous burg
,ar ESCAPED after the assault, and ONeill
was subsequently suspected and arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
A.hrand Notes.

ASHLAND. VA. April 3.--(special.)-
A. vestry meeting OF St James Episco-
nal church held last evening. Mr.. w. NJ.
Tones was elected senior warden; Pow
bstan Breeder. junior warden; William
w. Jones. treasurer; J. N. Stone. regis
trar. and S. J. boswell. delegate, and j..
Rviaud Fleet alternate to the conyen-
.,,n m be held In Alexandria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24

tering and whimsical. creating trouble for
others by his own innocence snd lack
OF intention OF doing any mischief. He
creates laughter. where others create
tears. His drollery Is delightful. and his
movements are not embarrassed by any
vulgar superfiuitles. Mr.. Cranes support
Is unquestionabiy the best he has ever
brought TO this city with him.
This evening Mr.. Crane win be seen az
Hannibal Rivers In THE Senator" His
wife's Father" will be repeated at the
matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24

It was expected that the Lacy habeas
corpus case. involving the CONSTITUTIONAL
ity OF the Maupin law. designed to pre-
vent betting I'm Virginia on races In other
States, would be decided In the Supreme
Court OF Appeals yesterday but II was
not. The case Is one Of great Importance,
and the important questions involved ere
being carefully looked into by the judges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
NUN Y0N s
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
A SEPARATE CURE FOR EACH DIS
EASE AT ALL DRUGGISTS,
MOSTLY rs CENTS A BOTTLE.

Munyon's Improved homeopathic REM
edies act almost instantly. speedily curing
the most obstinate cases. rheumatism
cured in from one to three days. Dyspep-
sis and all stomach troubles quickly re-
lleved. Catarrh positively cured. Head
ache cured I'm five minutes. Nervous dis
eases promptly cured. Kidney troubles.
Piles. Neuralgia, Asthma, and all Fe-
male Complaints quickly cured. Munyon's
yitalizer imparts new life and vigor.
Personal letters 70 Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
dieeaee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
HIS wIFrs FATHER rRnsExrnD.
MIR. Crane and His Company Make q
Fine Impresxion In This Play.

Mr.. Crane and His Company Make
Fine Inpression In This Play
His wife,s Father delightful come
dy by Martha Morton. was the play
presented by Mr.. Crane and his excellent
company at the Academy last evening
before large audience that never failed
to applaud Mr. Crane at every chance
moment.
This Is a pure, legitimate comedy. mar
rating the troubles Of n son-in-isw, VINO
is hampereff by a father-in-law, who De-
lieyes his daughter - his property even
after her marriage.
IA Buchanan Biiiings, the ovsr-lovsns
fasher-in-law. AR. Crane - the Mr. crshs
a. We have always recognised him. bps-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24

az the West Is. IT Is often maiarious. But
IL Is pleasant 70 know that q -competent
safeguard IN the shape OF Hostetter $
stomach Bitters exists which absolutely
nnllifies the poison Of miasma. Western
bound emlgrants should bear this In mind.
Nor should i Dc FORGOTTEN the Bittsrs %
ness, constipation. kidney and nervous
Complaints and rheumatiBm-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24
Ia Wca0 ne-Sided.

ASHLAND, VA. April 2s.-(Speeial)-
William and Mary College baseball team
came here this afternoon to try their
luck with RandolDh-Macon. The game
was one-sided, as the score Will show.
Heavy hitting by the home club was the
only feature Of note. Only one scratch
hit was made off Blondy Robertson.
Randolnh-Macon ....13313420 80
JyiIl,am and Mary. O. 3