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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, TENN. April 1.-THE
spring meeting will close tomorrow, one
day earlier than intended. Bad weather
mas had much TO do with causing an un-
satisfactory meeting In many respects and
other causes have resulted in an attend
ance not equal TO expectations Summar-
les:
First race-half mile-Pell Nell q. TO y
FIRST. Flying Bird q 10 and : 10 sec
ond Fox Chase q 10 81 third. Time %
Second race-six furlongs.-NaneSsa 20 10
81 FIRST. Holyland as 10 l and 10 - sec
ond. Connie Lee Is 10 u third. Tine
1916 81
Third race-mile.-southern Turf, hand,
icao-Forver - 10 - nrsf Wi son Is
ana out) second. Tom Collins q to 10
third. Time. 1894 81.
Fourth race--six furlongs.-Friar John
40 TO - frs'. Carlotta O.. q 10 AID TO
81 second. Mazeppa q TO 81 third. Time,
1.l6 u.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Pete Kitchen
Is 10 - first. Judith c. 8 10 and 2 10 u
Second Kiss Me q 10 ID third. Time ILL.
Sixth race-six furlongs John Boone
,even) first. Lauretta d. a 20 ! and TO
p second, Alamo g 10 u third. Time,
l.I5 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
new MEDICAL DISCOVERY.


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Bile or practically so. BAIT we have lorg
since shown that Dyspepsia is durable.
nor Is II such difficult matter as 1t first
appears.
are contin uaily dieting. starving them
selves. or A>otng to opposite extremes or
else delugin,( the already burdened stom-
ach with "b,rters," after dinner pills.
etc. which u variably increase the diff
Guilty even II N some cases they do give
a slight temp orary relief Such treat
ment of the ston vach simply makes matters
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The sufferer from d! tspepsia according
70 directions is to cat an abundance OF
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A little book on cause and cur of stom-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08

Continued From First Page)
Its article concludes by remarking that
AL are working for peace. but that the
under-current Is und )ubtsdly warhke.
To the question whether United states
Minister Woodford has demanded MS
passports a negative reply Is siven' but
the belief is expressed here that ne VIII
soon QUIT Maaud.
POLO SAYS 1T Is PACIFIC.
Madrid. April 81 A. M.-from a
source that ~ unofficial, but trustwor'hy
Il is learned that the Cabinet Councll TO-
night discussed Senior Polo y Bernaoe
teiegTam saying that the European
representatives in Washington had dsllV-
eled a collective note 70 President Nc
Kinley the probable result OF Which
would be pacific solution. The initiative
OF the note Is supposed TO have come from
France and Russia.
The Spanish Cabinet saw an apparent
connection between the note or th5 10"
ers, the Papal Nunciato's action aic
Cardinal Rampollas confidential teie-
gram late last evening and thereupon
cided to send an official reply 10 ms ho.i-
ness experimenting the previous cofhp"-
mentary reply.
1t Is believed here now by many that
the Powers note explains the fact Oh
Pres dent McKinleys postponemehI Oh
his message until Monday rather than the
pretext given out, ITO enable Americans
to withdraw from Cuba piior 10 hostlIl-
ties This seems to bear out the IN
formation sent TO the Associated Press
as to the tenor Of RI Heraldo's leading
article prior TO issue tonight.
IN CARE OF BRITISH.
BERLIN. April THE Madrid cor
respondent of the Cologne Gazette says;
THE papers Of the American consulate
have already been entrusted 10 the care
of the British consulate. At midnighs the
Pope made fresh confidential representa-
tons TO the Spanish Government. and
second Cabinet Council was then held
But the reply was to the effect that the
Pope's Intervention had come too late as
a decision had already been arrived at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
CAPTAIN Carriers Defence.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 7.-Mr Frank
y. Blair. counsel for Captain Garter.
announced to-day that the defence would
probably close Its testimony before the
court-martal with the adjournment OF
The court on Monday or Tuesday. Then
there will probably be a week Of reouttal,
followed by the arguments.
c. Stanton Carter. Captain Carriers
brother, was the first witness on the
stand to-day. He was at one time In
New York with hts brother and M.
Westcoti, and Mr.. Westcott took Captain
carter to bank, took 1880 from a
safety deposit box and gave IL 10 him.
Major Thomas Hamburg. of the engi-
neer corps, now stationed at st. Louis.
corroborated the ties imony Of other ensi-
ns,r OFFICERS In favor Of Captain Carriers
engineering methods.
Several Savannah ptlcts testified as TO
the great success OF the work in the Ga
vsrnah river. and other witnesses sus-
tanned the defence in certain minor points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08

& southern ports He hoped the report
was no, true. but he realized. he said,
the opportunity for such a reasonable
spollation OF the government. lie point
I'd out Dome OF the advantages or OPEN
ing the coal nelds OF the South by the
snnprovement suggested In tho pending
amendment. The government would thus
be enabled 10 obtain it's coal In any guam
titles at reasonable rates near the thea
tire OF action in case OF hostiiities.
Il do not know Mr.. President. whether
war Is coming or not" said he. Il have
never myself done anything that might
Involve this country in war. but II seems
20 me that the sworn testimony now be-
fore the Senate Is sufficiently strong to
compel w 10 strike IN defense OF the
honor and dignity OF the country and In
memory OF our dead seamen shrouded in
the mud OF Havana harbor. | am willing
20 vote for a declaration that may in
voive US in hostilities because I believe
that we have a just cause.
Mr.. Morgan was OF opinion that II
railroad company had brought tho
amendment into the Senate 1t would have
passed without a murmur OF dissent
from the committee and he did not think
hat. in the present circumstances there
ould be the slightest hesitation 10 pass
M ecause. although 81 had not received
approval OF any railroad company.
ne received the sar elton OF the Sec
hse OF War. II am willing" said he.
'e&ry anything that will succor the
10 90 ties Navy and strike down tho
Lnneo % hat seeks TO prey upon the
PROTECTION.
~. nu.on ad telegram read from
Mr. Alisy We, saying that while he
Sseret Iisn,nr n Htst he Improvement should
. made and the =, n a., secretary 'e of War.
the discretion OF TN, n, bar should be left
for the present 20 as y prete"s tne wv
ross WI Insress OF foreign hostile Slips
.It IS better not" the N'eSretary as
r.,oh read. ITO open any ueSp haIoo,s
mai would admit war ships, iou "osiu
make simply one more place 20 suaIu
on this telegram tho Speaker oss'-n ',
I'd Mr.. Allisons point Of order, ''ne sun
rn,tted the question 70 the sens.e
whether the amendment should De a"op
"a. A nav an aye was taken on tn.s
nroposltion and resulted IN the hesa,iVe
so.a2 The vote had the eject Oh Iui'ns
the amendment out OF order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
TRIED TO HOODOO
THE COUNTRYMAN
Two Fellows With a Jag Steering Him
Of the Track.
PUT HIS CHILDREN TO BEGGING.
Officer Bedford Appeared Upon the
Scene and There Was Scrimmase
But the Disordcrly Pair Were
Locked Up at Second Station

An innocent, HARMLESS looking country
man walked along Main street last night
about 1870 O'Clock. lie was from Gooch-
land county. and did not appear to be al
together familiar with the city. lie
looked at the buildings along Main street
and seemed TO admire the Chamber OF
Commerc building immensely.
There were two small children with
him. They stuck pretty close to him.
The Goochland citizen said he was on his
way to visit a relative in Henrico, but
would IKE to know where No. 1923 east
Main street was. can you tell me?"
he asked a man who walked little ir-
regularly. aid beckoned TO a companion
who seemed about as physically uncer-
tain as did he.
MADE THE CHILDREN BEG.
"Oh, yes old man." replied the fellow
"Jes chase yourself along with us and
wen show you where you want TO go.
sect
The countryman followed one Of them
while the other soon had the two chill
stores along Main street between Ninth
and Tenth and begging for some fruit
Presently the visitor from Goochland
discovered that the man steering him
was full. This was a discovery that put
the countryman to thinking About this
time Officer Redford hove in sight and
the Goochland man yelled for him TO
come his way. The big officer hurried up
10 see what the trouble was about and
the countryman said in a tremulous
voice: IL certainly am glad you come
along / was scared half 10 death. These
fellows arc pretending TO show me where
1923 east Main street Is. They're drunk
and got my children begging fruit from
those stores. Won't you show me where
1923 is?"
MADE THREATS.
This didn't suit the two groggy fell
lows. and they commenced to make
threats Then officer BEDFORD started to
arrest them. They broke and ran. on
Ger BEDFORD threw his billy at one Of
them. and soon caught him. Meantime
he asked two young men who are con-
nected with the confectionery stores
mentioned. to seize the other fellow. who
was about to escape. They promptly
obeyed. and caught the fellow. BY this
time a big crowd collected and there
was considerable exctment over the
scrimmage. The patrol wagon assisted
the two men TO the Second Police Sta
ton where they were put down on the
records as A. A. Jones and Robert Slav-
in. Opposite their names were written
the charges Drunk and Disorderly.'
They win have a hearing before Justice
Crutchfeld this morning
The countryman went on his way with
his two children and finally found No.
1923
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of pleasure 10 the entertainment TO be
given in the lecture room on the evening
OF Thursday, April 18th. when Miss Agnes
May Keller. the popular and talented
young elocutionist, will contribute promi-
nently TO the programme Miss Keller.
who is a graduate Of the Detroit School
Of Elocuiion, is personally charming. as
well as talented. and has won golden
opinions wherever she has visited. She
comes TO Richmond from Alexandra.
Others who will take part in the enter
tainment are Miss Lawson. Miss Digs.
Miss Urq1lhart and Mr. Young. who will
lend then Smelly trained voices to the
good cause. and Miss Mera, who will he
the accompanst. The members OF the
society are all charming people. whose
efforts are directed toward bearing
share In the parochlal expenses. They
indulge the hope that many may enjoy
the entertainment.
The silver tea and Easter flower sale
held at the residence OF Mrs. Carlton
JAG kson west Grace street last night
under the auspices of the Ladies' Mis-
souary Society Of the First Baptist
church was greatly enjoyed. and. from
the social standpoint left nothing 10
be desired. The rooms were a triumph
OF taste In the arrangement Of spring
flowers in variety-Easter lilies. roses,
violets. ionquls and hyacinths Mrs. Ba-
sil Gwathmey. Mrs. T. Ashby Weller
Mrs. Georgia SteEer. Mrs. Julian T.
Thomas and Miss Branch Bnford con-
stEuted the cordial reception committee
while Misses Ella Jackson Florence
Parker. Dicksy Bagby Ruth Sublett.
Lucy Pesram. Alice Archer. Daisy VII
son and Ottie Fleming made the dining
room enticing by their graceful atten-
tions. A pretty musical programme was
rendered By Misses Lucy Pegram, Agnes
Mccarthy and Eva Howard. Mrs. Jack
son was untiring in behalf of her guests
pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
LIEUT.. DANIELS DEATH.
lie Was Navigating Officer ofthe Ram
katahdin.

PHILADELPHIA. April 7.-Lleutenant
David Daniels, navigating officer of the
coast defense ram Katahdin. died this
morning on board the ram. which Is at
the League Island navy yard. Lieuten-
ant Daniels had been suffering from dia-
betes for several days and had been con-
fined TO his berth since Tuesday.
Ills body was sent 10 the United States
Naval Home in this city. where IL Will be
prepared for shipment to Annapolis, Md,
where his widow lives.
Lieutenant Daniels was foTty-two years
Of age and has been navigating officer OF
the katahGin since the ram was placed
i'm commission on March 10th last. Pre-
vious 10 that time he was teacher OF nav
gation at the Naval Academy at Anna
polls.
Notwithstanding the death OF Lieutenant
Daniels, the Katahdin will sail tonight
under sealed orders. Nothing is known
as to the departure OF the monitor Milan
tonomoh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
WORK AT THE NAVY YARD.
FL Rio and I'll sud Expected Next
Weck-A Chaplain Promoted

NORFOLK. VA. April Especial
The steamships II Rio and Fl Sud, or
cered 10 this yard TO be converted into
auxiliary cruisers. are expected to arrive
this week.
A draft OF sixty-eight men from Texas
arrived to-day and were sent on board
the receiving ship Franklin, from where
they will be assigned to those ships
whose crews require achievements.
Rev. c. Q. Wright. the navy yard chap
lain. has had conferred upon him the
relative rank Of commander.
Work at the navy yard goes forward
with unabated vigor. and new men are
put 20 work whenever those apparently
capable OF doing good work apply at the
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
In Memory OF Mr.. George.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April I'm the
Senate to-day Mr.. Walthall. OF Missis-
sippD presented resolutions on the death
OF his late Colleague. Senator James
George. Those who paid tributes 10 the
memory OF senator George were Mr..
Walthall (of Mississippi. Mr.. Proctor (of
Vermont. Mr.. Tur2ie (of Indiana). Mr..
Bate (of Tennessee). Mr.. Teller (of Colo-
rado). Mr.. Gray (of Delaware). Mr.. Plstt
(of ConnectcuO, and Mr.. Money (of Mis-
siss!ppD. At o'clock. as a further mark
OF respect. the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
ITALIAN WAR SHIP.
She Passes Up the Bay to Washin gton
Cnchallcngcd.

NORFOLK. VA. April Especial The
Italian warshin Amerlgo Vespucci, hitch
signalled Caps Henry in passing. 'B' 'und
for Washington" did not stop at this
port but steamed on up the bay. That
a foreign warship. even OF frie ndy
nation. should pass unchalenged through
the gateway TO the Capitol has @een
commented upon.
The Vespucci halls from port wltere
uiagious diseases are Iiablo TO be raging.
but 1t is stated by the national quaIan-
tine authorities that unless she anchored
in Hampton Roads the quarantine officers
M Old Point would not boIrd her and
that she would probably not be halted this
size of Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08

be embraced BY the watchful pljcs and
turned back again.
Such an one was found on p YER this
morning. THE ma wore his uniform.
but over 1t had a civilians pat. The
man was a sailor from the shh Massa-
<,husetts and was evidently II ylng 10
make some of the foreign stes mers in
the harbor.
He WAS taken TO iail. but rel used TO
give his name or tell anything about
his trip from the ship. He was emand-
ed back and will no doubt medi tate in
irons on the folly OF II all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
BIG LUMBER MILLS BURN.
TrIlcry. n. O., Concern Suffers Heavy
Loss.

SCOTLAND NECK, ~ c.. April S.
Specialize North Carolina Lumber
Company's Mills, situated at Tilery,
few miles from this place, caught nre
about 10 o'clock midnight. and the origin
is supposed to have been inceadiary.
II started in the lower section OF the
dry kilns, which were entirely destroyed
with the large quantity of lumber they
contained.
by dint OF much effort assisted by IA
vorabie wind the other mills were saved.
The plant is fully covered by Insurance.
Plenty OF water enabled the firemen 10
gain control of the flames by $3.50 o'clock.
The fire will necessitate a suspension OF
business in the mills for at least thirty
DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
The Flying Squadron.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 7.-Spe-
ciai .-Corirary TO reports the baItleship
Massachusetts did not join Commodore
Schley's feet al Old Point to-day A re-
port is current that ewing to the fact that
the ships bottom is foul she will remain
in Hampton Roads to patrol these waters
and will not accompany the Flying Squad
ron II a dash is made 10 the Canary ISL
snds.
The arrival OF the Texas at Old Point
mis- morning completes the squadron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
HAVANA IS INERT.
ccneral Lee Has Become "Con'no-
dore."-Movement of insurgents

dore-- Movement of insurgents.
HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST Fla
Apru I've may, Of course be on inc
verge OF momentous events but any
;.,5r more placid, not to say stupid tnan
tha present conditions OF affairs mere IL
would be Impossible TO imagine iaiS
majority seem 10 think that everything
"a settled and that war Is no longer pos.
she 30 absolute Is the dearth oil rear
news while awaiting the action OF Coi-
rregs that q commonplace acciueh' ~
the Cafe Ingietaare was mace the SUI
iect of a despatch 10 Washington
A gentleman in rising from nus chair,
dropped his revolver from hls poShe',
cartridge exr:oded. and before people re-
aNzed the trivialty of che occurrence
there was considerable excitement fne
report that Consul-Genersl Lee was spoe
snread through the city and was belieV-
nv 50 many tnat the colonial government
fer called upon 10 send message 10
washington that there was no truth III
The rumor. General Lee was not III the
cafe at the time.
the whole situation In the view point
of ordinary Havana correspondent just
now is striklngly similar to a comic
opera war. but there may be panic
later. ~.
There are now at the disposal OF Con-
sul.General Lee, whom the newspaper
men call commodore. the Fern Bache.
Mangrove with the Olivette to come ana
fhe Ward Liner, Yucatan, which Is I'M
der orders 10 touch at Key West II Gene
raj Lee directs. -
This arrangement does not include me
Mascotte. which is regarded as regular
liner. c.a ri,
Necessarily. Holy Thursday GOOD TT,
dav and the near approach OF Faster wiz
have something to do with the outward
ouiet here. News of the real strlIe Is
likely TO come from Mantanzas or santa
Clara Provinces. 49,.
Nothing can be learned yet as 10 the
movements of Generals Gomez or garcia,
hut there Is no doubt they mean some
<o,1n de main 10 show the people OF the
Sfnited states that the instruction Is not
dead. The insurgent leader AleXahulo
Rodriguez with twelve hundred caNd,ry'
has gone eastward TO join Generals udr-
eta and Gomez. ...,,h
The Mascotte left this evening win
@eventy-four passengers. Many persons
are holding back to the last available
hour on the strength of favorable peace
rumovs.
The Ward Line steamer Yucatan arriV-
ed this evening and will leave for me
United States tomorrow morning WI"
about eighty passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
New Names.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April AS
randy as possible the Navy Department
is is naming rs newly acquired vesSe s.
Yesterday 1t Mas decided. too. that the
Algoauin. received by transfer from the
Revenue Cutter Service. should be call
ed. while cooperating with the navy. the
Suwanee. The yacht Sovereign, recently
purchased. will be called the Scorpion.
The Creole, now being made into an am
hulance ship. will be named the Solace.
The gunboat Diogenes, purchased In Eng
land a few days ago. receives the name
Topeka. after the capital of Kansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
Patriotic Telegraph Companies

The two great telegraph companies OF
the country have decided to organize
three companies Of expert telegraph ope-
ra .ors-ffty men in each company-and
TO contribute their services gratis In the
event of war.
The men are TO be borne on tne pay
rolls OF the telegraph companies: they are
10 be absolutely at command OF the Gov
eminent for military or naval Geographic
service, and their services are not 10 cost
the Government cent.-NeW YORK
World,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
The HosDifal Shin.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 7.-Spe-
cial.-The Cromwell line coastwise steam
or creole. recently purchased by the gov
eminent to be converted into hospital
shin arrived at the ship yard here this
morning from New York, in command OF
Captain T.. V. eager.
As soon as the steamer was moored,
workmen went aboard and began to make
the necessary changes. IL is thought the
ship can be remodeled ana MADE reauy
for the sea in three weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
Consuls Leaving for Home.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. April 1.-THE
agents of the steamer Brooklyne have
advices from Santiago de Cuba thet ne
steamer sailed at o'clock this evening
with the United S ates Consul Pulaski T..
Myatt and others. The steamer Beverly
arrived at Cienfuegos to-day and is pre-
pairing TO sail with the United States
Consul owen McGarr and o.her Ameri-
cans for Boston.
Both steamers were chartered with
great haste by United States Consul
Louis A. Dent of Kingston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
ReneIs IN Aspersion.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 7.-Spe-
cial-E. J. Dwyer, one of the marines OF
the battleship Massachusetts, arrested
few DAYS ago, Is indignant over the re-
port that he deserted hts ship.
He states the men had no shore leave
since Christmas and he was one OF the
forty apprehended for overstaying the
leave. He did not desire 10 desert and
he feels keenly such reflection on him
and his fellow-men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
Heavy Dana &c by Frost.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. April RE
norris received from all over Tennessee,
North Alabama and North Georgia, show
that the damage done TO the fruit and
berry crops by the frosts OF Tuesday and
last night was very heavy. In many sec.
lions the peach crop was entirely Killed
and the berry crop cut In half Early
vegetables were killed nearly everywhere
The loss viii amount TO many thousands
OF dollars.
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Mrs. T. Il. Rntt.
DEATHS.

DALLE-LUCHE.-Die Thursday, April
Z. 1905. at 3 o'clock r. n. at the rest
dence OF her husband. V. Dalle-Lnche.
4l6 west BROAD street. Mrs. MARY
DALLE-LUCHE.
Funeral arrangements later.
BoTT.-Mrs. T. 3. BOTT died at her res
idence. No. 62i north Seventh street. az
go O'Clock this morning. She leaves
A husband and THREE children.
FUNERAL notice later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-08
A Discredited Rumor.

NORFOLK. VA. April 7.-Special.--It Is
reported here that important orders have
been sent by special messenger 10 the
FLYING Squadron.
The correctness OF this is doubted, since
the messenger is stated 10 have come
from New York