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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

I'm and driving a portion Of the bone an
inch or more into his brain.
AT this writing Dickinson Is still alive
and under mo care Of DTS. Stump and
llliicr.
Twenty-Five dollars reward was offered
Sv AFR. j. S. Stout for the arrest of the
prisoners. and Bennett the man who
dealt the blow. was captured at Key
stone. W. Va, this evening.
The prisoner viii be brought back TO
town Tonight and some of our most
thoughtful citizens apprehend danger Of
tho prisoner being lynched.
Mr. E j. Williams. of Russell county,
Va. came to town last Friday and was
robbed of st3
on Tuesday following Allen Watson
was captured and sl65 was taken from
hts person and sent on 10 await the &C
ton of The grand jury for the charge Of
thoft
The witnesses IN the poted felony case
~ the Southwest Virginia Improvement
Company against J. II. Hodge, upon the
charge ~ house burning. was continued
mo the last term OF the County Court.
May. My and Smith for prosecution.
Hon. $ Vs. Williams. J. w. Hicks and
w. 81 Nntcr for the defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
THE DINWlDDlE ASSAULT.
MIR. Brown is still Living. but His lie
cOyery ~ Very Doubtful.

PETERSBURG, VA. April Especial
The condition Of Mr. Warren Brown. VINO
VAS 20 dangerously shot by AN unknown
negro az Hebron. in Dlnwidlie county
last Thursday night. mention of which
mas been made ia these dispatches. Is
unchanged this morning.
1t IS said be has a chance OF recovery
but that il is very likely bis wound will
prove fatal Nothing as yet has bees
head Of the Whereabouts OF the negro.
The suit Of Albert and i. T.. Kelver.
of Warren county. Ohio. against tie
Surry Sussex and southampton Railroad
company was postponed Until next
Saturday.
The County Court Of Surry after le.
ing in session for three days. adjourned
last Thursday. Willie Walker and Nor
man Williams. negroes. were convicted
OF hOuse-brcaking and larceny and each
was given six months i'm the county jail.
Considerable civil business WAS disposed
Of. The County Court of Sussex VIII be.
gin on next THURSDAY.
Dr.. $. w Budd who has been quite
Ill., is much improved.
Services appropriate 10 the Jewish
feast of Passover which ends this eve
ming, were held at the Synagogue this
morning.
Rev. H. w. Battle. D. D. pastor OF
First Baptist church. viii have for his
subject tomorrow night. THE Last
Great Census"
The Common Council al fits meeting
next Monday night will probably take
some final action on tho question I'm re-
ference 10 street paving Much interest
is felt as 20 what the Council win do
in this matter.
Mr.. Charles Cohen has gone 20 Balt-
more and Philadelphia.
Mr.. T. @. Goodwin has gone 70 New
York on business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
BOXING MATCH IN BAR-ROOM.
To Resulted ia the Shooting and
Wounding ola Negro.

Edward Dickeon. negro man who
came here from South Carolina not long
ago On work FOR the Atlantic Coast Line
was shot and painfully wounded IN
Wolns blr-rOOm. corner of Ninth and
Errd streets. about 1l"O O'Clock last
night
a negro man named William Henry
Ialalerr5 IS charged with the crime
Dickson vert over 90 VOLTS 10 get
drink s. boxing match was going on, and
Doe got into o. dispute with Taliaferro by
insisting that each man should have a
"fIir SHOW
Taliaferro resented Dicksons Interior
Cucc and finally drew his pistol and fred
three times ~ him. one ball struck
Dickson in the muscle of his left arm.
The others missed him. The wound Is
not serious one. and Dickson VIII lose
ouIv ten days or two weeks from his
work
THE ambulance was called, and DR..
Brown attended the wounded man and
left him.
Policeman Wyatt was on hand q few
minutes after the trouble occurred. lie
interviewed Dickson and the people who
Witnessed the shooting. Mr.. Wyatt found
81 difficult 20 get any information except
from Dickson. who did not even know
the name of the man who shot him, but
gave a description Of him.
Wolf said the shot that struck DICKSON
was fired from the street but Mr.. wyatt
did not believe that and had Dickson
swear out the warrant for TallaierrO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
FOR LYNCHING
AT LAKE CITY
Continued from First Page)

c. J. Joiner. Oscar Kelly. Edwin Rodgers,
Alonzo Rodgers, Henry Stokes. Allen
Bek, Van Somerford. Early 7. Lee. j..
r. NEWMAN, and Marion Clark.
They are representative business men
from the Lake City section.
Marion Clark was formerly the editor
OF a newspaper In that town. Stokes
was n deputy United states marshal
some years ago, and the other prisoners
are merchants. druggists and farmers.
THEIR PURPOSE.
According TO The testimony given at the
preliminary hearing by NEWMAN and
Lee. who turned States evidence, the
Lake City band Of lynchcrs was organ
lied for the special purpose Of killing
Baker.
The negro had refused 20 leave town
and give up the office and the white
people rebalied at the idea Of a colored
postmaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
MANY WITNESSES EXAMINED.
But Nothing New Was Elected in ia,
Embalmed Beef Investigation.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Military
Court OF Investigation held only one scs-
sion to-day but "a large number OF Wit
rcsscs were examined. including several
army surgeons IN charge OF military hos
piials. Their testimony was generally 20
the effect that they had had no experience
Wild the canned beef duu that -l lal .s
they knew the health OF their patients
had Lot been affected by Us use.
The court also heard the testimony of
Mt Greenleat ". Simpson. OF Boston.
now engaged In furnishing beef on the
hOOf 10 the troops at inland p0i.ts iu
Cuba, who stated that be had had s.vc-
TO the letting OF bids Tor the troops at
santiago ana had ur- 90 the lmpOssibuity
Of satisfactorily supplying beef 10 tine
cuban troops ln any other way than ou
the hOOL or on the block Tie also stated
that be had had more or less talk with
General Eagan and with the agent OF
Armour ana Company, concerning the
Use Of preseryatItes The question Was
discussed in general way with General
EaSan who told him that some llvrst-
cations were being made in the South lu
that direction lie had inferred that the
experiment was being made both in the
interest OF the government ana Tie pack
ers.
Lieutenant CAMPER was recalled 10 re-
late the particulars of his meeting with
Mr.. Hendrix. who had just testified. Nh.
CAMPER said that he had recognized Mr..
MOrehOuse whom he had met upon leav-
ing the witness stand. as the man who
had stated in Lakeland that chemicals
were used 20 preserve the meat lie APP
preached and spoke to Mr. MOrehOuse
recollection Of ever having seen him be-
fore
Monday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Othcr Matters.


CITIZENS and Othcr Matters.
Mr. r. Rothschid who was recently
operated on. is much better.
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Hicks. OF
LynchbuTg. are in the city, visiting rela-
tives.
Shooting Tournament at Bland0n Park
April 9Th. 9Th. and 9Th. viii be for anna
teurs; professionals barred. Public in
vited. No admission fee.
Rev. Geo. L. Booker pastor Of Fair
mount Avenue NJ H. church. VIII deliver
the annual address before the Victoria
Literary Society Of SUFFOLK College.
There will be- an Easter service
this ati,rroou at Union Gospel Mss or,
No. north Seventh street. conducted By
Rev. 2. r. Nugent Services begin at 9
o'clock. All are invited TO attend.
Secretary of the Commonwealth Joseph
T. Lawless. who returned from Ports
mouth Friday from tie bedside OF his
mother. who is i.I. returned to Ports
mouth yesterday. taking his family win
him.
The Richmond Stove Company an-
nounced Friday that beginning yester-
day. IL would pay the jparAe, men mould
ers I'm its employ an advance H. wages of
10 per cent.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas T. Swain have
issued invitations 10 the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Charlotte Sophia
swain. to Mr.. Robert Enett Harlow ON
Monday evening. April 10th. 40 O'Clock.
az the Church Of the Covenant.
Mr. Lewis f. Hnl. the popular re-
ceiving-teller OF TIE Planters Bank. has
returned 20 the city from an extended
Visit 20 Southern winter resorts thor
ouehly recupcrated and reiuvcnaied.
The Board OF Managers OF the Homeo-
nathic Free Dspensary Will hold their
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday.
April 9Th. at l.30 A. Nj. az the new dis
ponsary. 6gl west Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

NJ Manly i. Ramos has received a
letter from Grand Sire Alfred S. Pinker-
ton Of tho odd Fellows, saying he will
be- I'm Richmond 20 take part i'm the Odd
Fellows annivers airy celebration on April
Goth and viii make one Of the addresses.
Mr. Pinkerton resides in Worcester.
Mass. and is known throughout this
country and abroad among the Odd Eel
lows with whom he holds so high DO
sition. He had expected 20 visit other
cities about the time Of the celebration.
but through Mr. Ramos influence and
urgent solicitation. the Grand Sire de-
cided 20 come direct 10 Richmond. lie
Will receive @ hearty welcome at the
hands of the odd Fellows here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April THE pur-
chase OF the DucktoWn copper mines ny
"a New York syndicate. headed by Levi
s0ha Brothers. was contaminated to-day .
The price paid was SijI.llo in cash
Adjoining property was also purchased
az an additional expenditure OF nearly
10000 j. Parkc CAanning. OF New
York. has been appointed general man
ager of the DucktOWn Works for Levi
sohn Brothers. large sum VIII De
spent in immediate improvements IN the
plants and mines. This property VIII ue
onarlfod ia connection with other copper
Interests owned by the Lewisohns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Mr.. MONTAGUE IS BACK.
lie Had Satisfactory Interview with
the Attorncy-Gcncrai Of MARYLAND.

lie Had Satisfactory Interview with
the Acknowledgement Of MARYLAND.
Attorney Montague, who went
20 Washington yesterday TO confer with
the Acknowledgement Of Maryland about
the captured oyster vessels and oyster
men held as prisoners in Accomac county.
returned TO Richmond last night. He
VIII make his report 20 the Governor
when the Executive returns 10 the city.
a special from Washington to &c Times
last night says:
"Attoruey-General Montague. Of Viz
ginia. was here to-day and met by ap-
pointment the Acknowledgement Of Mary
land with whom he had a lengthy con-
ference over the difficulty between the
Two states growing ont Of the arrest Of
the Maryland FISHERMAN in Virginia
waters.
Mr. Montague was not at liberty TO
give the details of the conference but Il
is said that the matter would be amicably
adjusted without any friction between
the two States. lie left for Richmond
this evening and Will make n report to the
Governor who ne believes. will make
proposals which viii be acceptable TO the
Governor of Maryland and will result
in q happy termination Of the affair"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
A NEBRASKA VETO.
Governor Poynter Declines To Sign
RiI Commend TrO0uS AZ Manila

Governor tOlhtff ltclinf> 10 >I.l "a
Bill Commencing Troous ~ Manila.
LINCOLN. NEB., April 1.-Governor
Poynter tonight sent Il message 10 the
Legislature vetoing the Senate bin which
cOmmends the First Nebraska Regiment
IN the Philippines The language IN the
bill objected 10 by the Governor says.
That we acknowledge with gratitude
and JOY the debt that the State owes them
by reason of the honor conferred upon
ii BY their valor while defending I'm the
Philippines tho principles OF our Govern
ment and adding new glory 10 our flag"
The Governor in his veto says:
Il cannot stutify myself and the calm
Judgment Of the thinking people Of this
Commonwealth by giving official APP
prOVal TO the statement that the war Of
conquest now carried on in the Philip
pines is in defence of the principles Of
our Government, and is adding new glory
to our flag"
The senate promptly passed the bin
over the veto. but like effort failed in
the House, Populists voting sOldly 10
sustain the Governor.
The bill was passed some DAYS ago.
and the veto followed shortly after an
extended conference between Governor
Poynter and w. j. Bryan, who returned
home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
THE STELLA SURVIVORS.
All Who Failed 10 Leave in the Boats
Went Down with the Shin

SOUTHAMPTON. April 1.-The steamer
Vera arrived here at o'clock this after
noon with the survivors of the Stella dis
aster.
The quays were thronged and as soon
az The gangway had been placed in posi-
non the officials on the Vera invited all
persons having relatives or friends among
the survivors 10 go on board. The scenes
that followed were pathetic.
The stories Of the passengers who were
saved add little that is new except the
relief that many women and children
must have persisted in the saloon so sud-
den was the thrush OF water.
one OF the rescued says that before the
Stella sank she stood with her bows per-
pcndicuiar FOR a moment and then shot
below ike an arrow. All who were left
on board were pitched s'ernward in a
heap and disappeared with the ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Miss Llnnie Virgins. Berlin Heights.
O.. says u send my photograph and
testimonial I suffered with catarrh Of
the head. nose and throat for three years.
7 could get no relief until began talking
Pe-ru-na. Independent Of curing NY ca
tarrh. it has greatly improved my gen
eral health. cannot describe the
change. Any one suffering from catarrh.
and knowing that IL can be cured. would
be very unwise not 20 take Or. Hart
mans advice. Follow directions. Pc
ru-na does the rest"
Mrs. o. +. McHlrgue Bozeman. Mont.
writes: "After / received your advice I'm
regard to the supposed p0lypus. as I
then could not afford 10 have it removed.
began 10 take Pe-ru-na, thinking /
might 40 least got some temporary re
lief Bv the time 7 had taken one bottle
tho polypus bad disappeared and three
bottles cured The catarrh and throat
trouble. 7 have recommended the medi-
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word for Pe-ru-na T have given trial
bottles 10 n few friends ! wish You
abundant success. so long as YOU merit
it SO richly as you have heretofore"
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Ms. Crlffith. al Nebraska.

Mrs T. NJ Griffith. of Cambridge. Neb
writes: "Nour Pe-ru-na did me Won
dcrfu amount Of good. u cured me OF
barrenness | am 80 years old and had
never borne any children: but since be-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Miss Barbara Shoelppe 1926 Wiscon-
sin avenue. ST. Louis. Mo, writes /
had suffered with catarrh for over three
years At last ] got so bad that ! could
not fulfill my duties. l not only had
the catarrh during the winter out all
the year round. ! never could get over
a cold in the head T read about Peru
ma and gave IL a trial. After taking the
fr;t bottle I was very much relieved ]
took 30 for over month and was happy
and well again. but not quite cured. so
wrote to Dr Hartman for advice. which
he very kindly gave me: and. with his
help and Pe-ru.na. 7 am now quite well.
I recommend H. 10 everybody with many
thanks"
In gancing at this group Of hand
some. healthy women one can scarcely
make himself believe that they had ever
been invalids. Their letters reveal, how
ever that such was the case. Miss
Schoelppe. of Missouri suffered three
years from catarrh of the head. nose and
throat. Only a lady Of refinement and
delicacy can understand The full horror
of three years eorvitudo to chronic nasal
catarrh. OF course this lady was trying
her best aU the time to find a cure; bnt
was unsuccessful Her attention was
called 20 Pe-ru-ua. which promptly re-
Heved and finally cured her. Miss LIN
ne Virgins Of Ohio. had n very similar
experience. as her letter reveals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

NEW YORK, April l.-Justice Scott IN
me supreme Court to-day released Mrs.
cognizaace on the charge OF larceny OF
silverwQre from the Waidorf-Astoria.
This action was taken on the application
OF tho District Attorney.
Mrs Moore had been previously releas-
ed on the indictment charging her with
sxtortion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
BARONESS De HlRSCH DEAD.
This Well Known Philanthropisi Pass
cs Away ~ Her Home in Paris.

PARIS, April 1.-Baroness de Hlrsch is
dead
Baron Hirsch left an estate Of $500
600. much of which was bequcathed 10
charity and afterwary dispensed by the
Baroness Millions have been spent IN
coionizlng large bodies of Russian retu-
gees i'm inc United states dnQ tue AIscu-
tine Republic
Baroness de Hirsch was quite as re-
markable a parsonage as BIER husband.
Worth many millions ~ her own rshl,
She ave ms Freely of her wealth as Of
that left by her husband. She was a
daughter OF the late Senator blse notheim,
Brussels. head Of the great banking house
OF BischOfheim 4 Goldsmith
raref,il eefimate shows that the Bar
oncss de Hlrsch spent $4,000 In the
city of New York in charitable work
since her husbands death. three years
ago. besides the annual income OF the
fund OF .24OOOcO created by the Baron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Mrs. Hanenkrat. Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Turner. Of Misslssinni.

about fiftee n
years ago / was
taken with catarrh
OF the head. ! tried
several doctors and
all the patent modi-
cines ! could hear
recommended Tor ca-
tarrh. ] spent sew
eral hundred dollars,
but found no relief
Was not able 10 sir
NJ. Nine bottles 81
Pe-ru-na cured me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Tho Journeymen Plumbers. G. and s. f.
Union. will give a select bali M Monti.
cello Hall tomorrow night. the grand
march commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
The affair Is under the management OF
n committee composed Of Messrs. II. r..
LuCsey, Gray Nichols w. =. Adams p
A. Finnerty and Z. r. Barnes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

ATLANTA. GA. April IA special 10
the Journal from Birmingham. Ala. says:
Two thousand iron ore miners. employed
al Fossil. Musdoda, Redding. Wade's
Gap Alice. aud the coal miners wOrklng
al Hargrove and Belle Ellen. In Blbo
county. went on a strike today Tho
cause Of the trouble AT the ore mines f.
said TO be inaccuracy ia the check sys-
Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

With the sinking Of the sun last even
ing the Festival of the Passover ended.
The regular services were held at Beth
Ahaba synagogue from 1880 to Il O'Clock.
and a most impressive sermon was
preached by the pastor Rev. Dr. +. N
Caiisch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Mrs. Pauline Aultcr
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
} lawson. ~ Tex7s.

MIS-. Helen Jaw
son. Lampasas. Tex. .
writes. II recon-
mend your meal
cines 10 an I hear
G. o IN plainin 8. T
know them 10 be
good. Man-a-iin Is
the best remedy for
Indigestion ! nave
ever tried ! find all
your m G d / C in e $
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
An eminent scientist re-

An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: " Cod-llver OH
is truly wonderful com
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease.
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, 1t rebullds
worn tissues, enrlcheS the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Diabetes,
pale or thin people, or nurS-
ing mothers, should remem-
Der this. Do not accept a
substitute.
soc. and Zoo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Che isss. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Negro in Pocahontas Attacks White
Man with "A PickaXr.

POCAHONTAs. VA. March 3L-Spc-
cil-ln and around Pocaaoaias consio-
cradle excitement prevails. relative 70 the
wouncing on yesterday Of ". Dichenson
(whitc). by a negro named Bennett
IL soem some Misunderstanding arose
between the men. wnen Bennett with the
assistance OF an unknown man. struck
Dickinson on the top OF the head with
miners pick. breaking Dlckenson's skull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Bankrnpt Cases.

Two petitions were filed in the clerk $
Office OF the II. S District Court YESTERDAY
for voluntary bankruptcy: Albert u.
Harvey, liabilities. $500: no assets: Andrew
Brown. stone-cutter, liabilities S2.5H.03.
assets sl.ClJS6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
BURGLARS STILL AT WORK.


en- Iu"ip '''i'
Private Waterman Wyndham OVERLY
900 lie rounds last night between and 9
o'clock fIghteued burglars from the
store OF MmgO. falett alI crump ON east
Main street Mr.. overly while trying
TIC rear door of the establishment no-
ticed mon % the inside who We're making
Roadway for the front Before the OF
acer could reach the front door the men
had escaped through that exit bat TOOK
mo- goods with them. The matter was
reported 20 the FIRST Police Station and
the officers Will keep a sharp lookout for
the Cu.prits who probably belong to Oh no.
same gang that We're frightened ont Of
the grocery store OF j. p. EuOank ON
twentieth street Friday night hy the
timely arrival OF the propf tor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

every symptom Of consumpton-sup-
preston ~ menses night sweats and
great emaciation. She was SO low the
April following that none Of our neigh
bors thought she could live but "a few
months. In May Mr.. c. Il. Adams, OF
this place who had taken Pe-ru-na. told
me If anything would help her Pe-ru-na
would. Her Improvement was very
rapid during the third bottle I feel
thai Pe-ru-na saved her life. Ny daugh-
ters name is Mrs. l.. Kcone."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
.r,,o pnnn,s Mnnrd Hcnl1d.

ROME. April i.-Drs. Mazzoni and Lap
poai this evening removed a fragment of
deal skin from the Popes wound, which
has almost healed. When the bandages
were removed the Pope did not suffer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The President
to-day made the following appointments;
Charles J. Green. To be receiver OF public
moneys at Natchitoches, La; John
Webre, naval officer at the port OF New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Mrs. Cailitz, OF Iowa.

Mrs. Sarah Cal
lltz. OF Luton. Ia.
writes as follows
tn regard 70 Peru
ma and Man a lin:
Il was suffering
with the change
OF life. 1 had
SPELLS Of flowing
every two or three
" q q k s W h 4 C d