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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. IN. 8. Arnall.

a The death OF Mrs. Bastia Bonaylta Ar
nall occurred yesterday afternoon at i :o5
o'clock at her home. No. 100 North Plum
Street ai5 M
For the past two weeks Mrs. Arnall had
been suffering fro4, complication OF
diseases. She was in the thirty second
year Of her age. Besides her ia Their and
mother, she leaves her husband, Mr.. N.
4 3, Arnall, and two sons. 55 5t35s. e
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed.
Mrs. Catherine MI K. Power.
Mrs. Catherine M. X. Power died: at $50
o'clock yesterday morning at her home.
No. 6S4 North Sixth Street.
The funeral will take place at q o. clock
to-morrow afternoon from the Second
Baptist Church, Cd
Funeral Of Mrs. Atkinson.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elise Davenport
Atkinson, wife OF Mr., John W. Atkinson
No. 106 North Sixth Street, will take
place at 1870 O'clock this morning from
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
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Racing at hicago.
fBy LAssoclMteA Prcss. }

y & CHICAGO, ILL, April b,--Results at
Lakeside: ff5 HI e i}l ~ b Y.
u first, AIerops Is to - second, Old Mike
Gu6.to 81 third. Time. 1886.
Second race-seyen furlongs-Ant onius
"a to&D first, Doeslsin Is to y second,
Safeguard a to y third. Time. l:H
to u first Miss Cnllan 60 to q second.
j, w, 0'Neil q to y third. Time. ;H SO.
Fourth race-.five furlongs--St, Minor g
Bunton 40 to II third. Time. D5, n t
Fifth e--mile-Albula q to q first,
Rankin & TO 100 second. Hydro 40 to y
third Time, 1,SS. la I
sixth race--one mle--Alee (s to y first,
DOnie S. q to = second, Marion Lynch
{! 10 p third, Time. ] :i9 S-5.
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Memphis Races.
nv 4 ssociated Press, )

a5q4atl tliyt INsSOClsitcN 11IcS's,J
MEMPHIS. TENN. April 15.-At Mont
eomcry Park to-day the surprises OF the
day were the defeats Of skilful and Flo,
cine, both odds-on favorite, In; the second
and third races. Summary: 5sl.
: First race--slx furlongs--John% Coulter
\ e to y first sister Kate IL. (t0 to u sec
4ond, Miss Hume Is TO y third. llme.
Second race-six furlongs---sempor Yivus
I Is to y first. Sklful q TO y second John
r. Scott 40 tod third. Time. 10 H..
Don Is to y first, l'locine Il to q second.
Tancrcd 40 tod third, Time. 80 IL.
& 3 Fourth race--onc mile Farmer Jim 40
\ to y first. Major Tenney (even) second,
Z Osnet ca TO u third. Time. :43 Ia. sF
3 Fifth race--fonr and a half furlongs-
I'D. Tierney dS 70 o first, ~ z;
third, Time. ;52 l-4.l
Sixth race--m!le and seventy yards
Cogswell e to b first Lapdus Is TO 81
second. Ruby Ray G5 to y third Time.
1:aS, 4ss st55 -'tf,fs5 IA 9.ttatl59I2 ,'tP'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
KILLED MAN FOR II; ".
..2 NOT SALUTING HIM

(By Associated Prcss;)
BERLIN, April 1.-THE court; I'll martlal &
artillcryman named sHartmain on Good
Friday for not saluting hImssbegan to-
day According to Hussner's n statement
Hartman, who was an old hoolmate OF
Hussner's attempted gross Familiarity
/ in approaching and Offering to shake
TIussner drew his sword ana thrust 1t
claiming at tho same time. hen I draw
my sword blood must flow" i; ;;st,
2s Hussner, appears, later Wrote Hart
but his duty as Prusslani EoRlcer re-
q,lired him to act as he did. 1ss
q On IIussner was found a memorandum
book containing a list Of nanles. Of pri-t
Killing, BECAUSE 1T is believed they did
not show him proper respect,.in saluting.
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r. 4 4 Do 4sa x Il Nh
# Sydnor& Pump and Well Company
C.AF. Sauer Company. $sl "A, 3,
Times dispatch Company.
i Cameron-1,ennant Machine w orkS
+ Martin Wagner Company. n, IN
Southern Stamp and Stationery Com
pany. VI lgtf 5s4 (. III,
4 Nurphy's Hotel b y 4 II
Il. w. Tignor's Sons. ,33g
4 Gresham and Jamison. E'5 8le
Harrclspn and Company 55 "
d Stratus Cigar Company Is. Il n 81 4 i.
j The Bell Book and Stationery Company.
i W!,,T. NIahoneyt and H Company
Il l.. w. Vaughan.
William ]. Yhite. s{ I'll 9sSitgg x
33,tWalthall Printing Company. Is IL
virginia Navigation Company.
Hermann schrni dt.s jls,5.st
National Bank OF Virginia. ia; II
Washington and EARLY. t.,. E %
j. M. sHanrahan, q. n III Il I!
Southern Stove Works. t5 $ss
The Cohen Company. x
z SWineford Lithia Water Company
Richmond Watch Company. I'll Il 55i
Brond Street Bank. y. e ia
AZ G. Evans. x Ii,
Lorraine Coal Company.
n. 3. Taylor Company :
Il Sydnor5 and Hundley &,
s Eugene Brauer. va
II Richmond Dairy. *
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ANTt-ALCOHOL CONGRESS
increased Mental Strain SAD 10 Lead
*. # 10 Excessive Drinking.
h, (By Associated Pr

slEjfg: sEt5 l3y5 ASsoclatcu3 IrcSSU 5Ett t{tf4
"a BERLIN, April u5.-IIofne \ Secretary
strain Occasional By the gtWthoooeosgt
|VonT' owosky- Weiner to-day fQrhally open
cd the International Anti Altth olic Con
gress. Ii his speech lie pointed out that
tho Increased mental and 1ygiral strain
soccasioned by the growth qfsjEivi1lzau Ton
was apt to lead to EXCESSIVE 3indlugence
In drink. y Legislation could sonly lend
moral aid to the tempe annA movement.
she real remedy must come from q high
er sense Of morality on ths;tnNart Of the
people. ia if5 III y E .,l, Il. !,
AL tho afternoon session Hfafessor Sc.
grain Of Paris, said tl1atT ia'l1 use OF
TO tuberculosis and also Prevents the
cure of It. s4t
sments Of DR.. Cheauvfn, mad, lstE to show
that alcohol even IN small doses vas
noIsonous to the system hid mega
tive value. Neverth eless. Indulgence IN
salcohols should DO avoided. MN as
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.DlD H
NOT BEGIN. YESTERDAY
/ fBy Associated Press

Il83 fDy AssocIa ted Press. 49,, \, !,
NEW YORK. April 15.-rhe National
League q vas Scheduled to soponithe base 9,
bail season today NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct L. s. j.
Louis. and Philadelphia. Ghic ~ pay,
Philadelphia. Both, games. however, were
postponed, owing 10 wet grounds and bad
Weather The first game Of the season
n, Nav York has been set3,for to-lnor-
row. when the ancient rivals-lBroo klyn
and the New Yorks. will make their mi
tinl appearance Of the year at the Polo
'The America League teams have a
week, longer for practice their season
not opening until April goth Lexington
Day when Philadelphia playsat"o games y,
in Boston. The other teams OF the
league do not take the field until the
22d, and the first game on the new
grounds In New York isU set for April
proceeding steadily. III f5
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SECRECY MAINTAINED !.
ON POSTOFFICEs SCANDAL
(By Ass.,Sorcial,reItip

(ByJ Associated Pr,ss.)
WASHINGTON, April 16-Frcsh
charges are being received cons family at
the Postof[lce Department In connection
with the investigation now In progress,
but their nature Is being withheld from
the public. FLA
Postmaster General Payne to-day said
tho tho correspondence In the case OF Assist
ant Attorney General Tyner would be
made public later on. Mr.. Tyner's resig-
nation takes effect May 18th. No success
sor has yet been chosen. according to
Mr. Payne. although number OF cam
didates are In the field. 81
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MANY WITNESSES in 81.
SMUGGLING CASES
,EfYy Axsoclntrd f,rr4s !,

VI SAN JUAN. r. r., April i5,-The grand
jury to-day called many witnesses In the
smuggling cases, In which officers OF tho
United States army and other prominent
men are involved, and secured from tho
court commissioner. who presided ut the
former hearings, q copy Of the testimony
taken. 55 s5 }$33l 81 n ri B 81 s.
Two more officials were arrested at
A1ayaguez to-day In connection With tho
Smuggling. Tho bail Of the superintend-
,ent Of Public Works at Mayngucz, who
was arrested Is charged With frauds esti-
mated at between SIS. 900 and $50 900, has
been placed at ss5. 900. ss q q: IN,
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Rev. William 3, Schooiey.i

m 94(SpeCIslI8 10 TIC IlmcS-DIspafch.) 11.-8
LEEsBURCi,S VA, April l5,-Rev. VIII
liam 3. Schoolcy an actiVe minister OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of, Hern-
dor. died suddenly Monday night. April
18th. Of heart failure brought on lay an
attack 81 acute indigastlon aged 50
years. lie was the son OF the late Will
liam schooley, Of Waterford. and mar
gried Miss Divine daughter OF the late
George Divine, OF that place. who with
two Sons, Harry schooley, ESQ. OF Rich
tmond ana Mr. Orr schooley, OF Washing
ton. and one daughter, Miss Annie
schooley. OF Herndon, survive him. Hc
was the brother OF Messrs. George
schooley. OF Waterford, and Jno. schooley,
of Paeonan Springs. # AS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Country Mills and Corn Bread.
Editor OF The Times plspatch:


Il sir--In your Saturday mornings issue
you have an editorial under the caption,
1.-THE Corn Meal Cook in which you
state that you are Of the opinion that the
consumption OF corn meal bread is de-
creasing, Our experience In the corn
railing business indicates that the cons
trary Is true, rs we, together With other
Virginia mills, have largely Increased our
capacity, You may not be aware Of the
fact that we have three mills operated
by water power. grinding corn meal. with
a total capacity of 1850 bushels daily,
The very small country mills are grad
ually passing away. as they are unable
TO compale with the larger mills, The
foreground corn meal In Virginia is the
same as the old fashioned country mill.
all OF us using very large mill stones.
which grind slowly. and produce soft
fla. meal, The Northern and Western
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SAFE AND SOUND
. AND NOT IN SOUND.
IN. 4 s.su4o,.nri. al pross

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Iiy AssOclAta1 PresN.1 -1---T N
81 NEW HAVEN. CONN, April 15.-News
reaches this city tonight that Lester
Baron, of Chicago, and William Mason
Duncan, of Duncanville KY, the two
Yale freshmen who were supposed to
have lost their lives on the Sound while
on u sailing expedition, are In New York
with relatives.
The young mon, after getting outside
the New Haven breakWater were un-
able to put about and, gain the shore,
and were driven about by the wind until
they were washed upon the beach at
Riverfead, on Long Island shore, The
heavy surf which was running destroyed
their boat, The two students made their
way to New York
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% rat +. /. RYAN. wife Of Mr., Charles
Ryan died this morning from consuNt'p'-
ton, aged % years, 9$.
Capt. Gil .Ashburner.
N lsneclul TO Tho Times, nlspatch.) .
r711T, IN April 15.--Captaln 9.
10, Ashburner$ died at his nome mere to'
day, aged seventy years.
@, n DEATHS. i
ARNAL1 Died, at the residence Of her
husband 1872 1stb y b 5lsmR1 s'gBse oNAWIrA.
Wiz n 81 IL Friday ATTDRNoPN,
Aprii nth, o'clock, from Asbury n:
Isl Church Hanover and Lombardy
Streets, citY,
pIGNsqNITyihSs fSe, %l Of ta MsA p Az
ATTTisERNOoN at 4 30 o'clock, Friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
POWER. Died, April 18th, at her resi-
St tence, GA N. Sixth Street, at S:4h a, NJ,
Mrs. CATHERINis M. CARY POWER, +
relict e the late James 2, 1T T. Power, ~
ond u baptist Ghureh FRiDAY, April i7th;
family and those 81 Mr.. George W,
Iatimer nre respectfully Invited to at.
tend hu w PC the dsa
WHITMAN Died, at the residence of
her husband, Wednesday,. AlMil is, lso3,
e at s;Yl II, M, DORA LED WHITMAN
In tho tWenty-fourth year Of her age. 5Es "
8st F'uniral notice later, Il, NJ ~
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Schoon Thought to be Lost.

fDS associated prcss.)
NEW ORLEANS, LA. April 15-The
schooner Bertha Louise IS supposed to
have foundered with her crew She sail.
cd from New Orleans February 4tll and
terra, Mexico &Her cargo consis ted OF
2s2 tons of coal and 10000 feet Of pine
lumber for that port The schooner has
not been seen or heard from since SAIL
Ing from Port Eads.
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EXTEND TERMS Fl 4 l: !; /, o j;
STATE OFFICERS K ! RS;

The General Laws Committee OF me
IopaSly yeS bill mxasns tie oflce
Of the register OF the law office super,
intendent OF public prtntinghn, d. second eco
as ut present. The new AFNC Constitution,
fixes the terms Of the treasurer and first
auditor at four years, a'la.,aleaves TIE tn
matter Of extending the othhrs toI the
non and Colonel Richardson. were before
the .conimtteeSto urge the passage Of the
hill 9g4t5Stt ~
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j., committed suicide BY jumping over
board from the 10y Line stearszsF Trc-
mont In the middle OF Long Island Sound
Monday night. IA AZ: " II
Professor Brcnzcnle and his brother-in-
law, r. w. Prchtiss. wero at the plcr to-:
day when the & fremont arrived. They
Identified the hat cloak and other arti-:
cles left In the cabin OF the fremont by,
"a woman who gave the name Of "a Mrs.
overheard from the toilet room window.
as having belonged 40 Mrs. Brenzeale.
Mrs. Breazeale was suffering with Ill
health and melanchoia. II &fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Big Shoe House Assigns,

.llly Associated. I'rcss.1
4 NEW YORK. April 1b.--rhs Wholesale
boot and shoe house Of NJ Grenfelder
and Company. one Of the. largest eeon-
Germs Of the kind in the cl,Is has {, assiln-
taken and It WIN he impossible 70 es-
innate the assets until It s.fNisheu'
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LIEUT. GOVERNOR LEE .
BEFORE GRAND JURY
u lnr associn tntl. p,esx

II JEFFERSON 5CITY.3iA1O., April 15.-The
.Lieutenant- Governor Lee was before that
body for about ten minutes 1t Is un-
sderstood that he was excused until to-
morrow, owing to- his nervous condition
The jury then called Senator Morton,
who has Been waiting to testify for three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
TO THE NORTH POLE
ATWEST END PARK

"a Trip to the North Pole ana the
World Beyond is one of the new amuse-
ment features 10 be opened ut the West
MIR. II H. llfit2el, the lessee Of The
PARK Tsa CO snt to st. 9 ~ m,ght
Inent features 10 he shown at the Lousi-
ana Pprchnse Exposition next yenr. with
a view OF bringing some Of them here this
season, James H. Carey. who is build
ing THE "Trip to the North Poe" build
ing will erect q number Of other amuse-
ments AZ the park this season
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iTelegraphic Brevjties,

n WASHINGTON .. C.-secrctary Will
son left here to-day for starkvIlle, Miss,
to make an address at the dedication Of
the new building for the Mississippi Ag-
ricultural College.
Fl KANSAS CITY, MO.--Tr the Grand
American shoot tournament to-day w. A.
targets. H8SS2 ES5al 4 33i 5}.z
Celtic and the British steamer Seymour
collided in the Morscy to-day THE Celtic
was damaged nmidships but It is sa id sire
Will be able TO sail for New York to-
morrow, i5SSt23l ~ 6sii53s5 81 f335AA,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Wathour5Wonin Straight Heats

thy Associated press.l
ATLANTA C4A.,.l "A pril 15.--Bobby Walt
hour Tonight won III two straight heats in
the five-nile motor-paced race with Eddie
Iald, of Buffalo. NValthour took the
first heat by $thrcefourths Of. Il lap In
.7:i2 20 and. the second by lap and a
quarter in q 1856. h e
The sprint race waswon by Moran
with Butler second and Newkirk third.
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I oledo Evaded Fight.

mi ~ \ y nd ByTAsBoclNtn1 -TFNss!J ---- ----- .-'--
MANILA. april 15.--The campaign
against the bandits In the province Of
Albay has proved unsuccessful. tho lead
a fight with the American forces Tie
government Is preparing to organize an
other movements. Three hundred con-
stabulary and scouts are now following
Toledo's band sand it is intended to ln-5
crease this force.
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Merger Not Mentioned,

45fs tByjs Associated rress.)
81 ALBANY. N 4 =. I, April 15.-At the an
$nual meeting "a The New York Central
directors to-day mo proposition for the
consolidatlon$ofS the road with any other
was made, but one change in directors Is
noted. Is that Of Edward v. w. .Rossiter, to
succeed Samuel y. Babcock, deceased. No
increase OF Ecaplta1 stock was alluded to.
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CONS S: Re z AGAINST III.
THE KING OF5SERVlA.
{By Associated Press.

-27-7- -II1 NBy FNhsUcIHlEu PTtsH:J a
Il VIENNA. April 15.-ColonNl lilo, COM
manding the Sixth Regimenttat Belgrade.
with six other officers. have been arr
rested at Seml!n, a Hungarian frontier
town In Croatia Slavonia, slx aniles from
Belgrade on the charge of'1sconsplring
against King Alexander of3Servla,. who
submitted the arrested Objects to d per-
sonal examination. AMI 61
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
OVER SIX MILLIONS,K.
FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT
M AssocIntn1 .1,rossi Is

HARRISBURG, PA AprH l5.-The
spoul good roads bill, which carries an
phseS@ay bn IF ana s es u.s.
was signed by tho Governor to-day, The
bill provides that the Stnte&fshall bear
two-thirds, the county one-siNth and the
townships one-slxth of the rG1sls Of inns
proved roads, built under tia provisions
OF the act. E A lgft 4l "a.
The appropriation Is the largest ever
made by any State in the Union for road
improvements @ slts 55sI
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President in the Yellowstone.

"a I by AssocIn ted Press.
CINNARAR,i MONT, April 1b.-Presicent
Roosevelt is somewhere in Yellowstone
Park between Soda Butte and Yancey's.
He probably will arrive Mt the latter
place this evening, and tomorrow will
come into post. # Thursday he will start
. for the EeySerI COun try. 80 -
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One MANY Lt,st Llis Life.
Va nv 4 ssaol /, \, t,.a,, !, 40
DEAlTHs5oF A DAY,

Il l1lNl Associated prcss.)
a NEW DIRK, April 15.-Gustnve Cot
triel. rabbi emeritus of. Temple EMANUEL,
10 mos, ,exnonentl.of tho Jewish Church
~ New York, died Of apoplexy to-uay,
after an illness ofSsevcrnl weeks. He was
seventy-flvcs Years did. l3l s2l ] }t, b 55ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
BOOKER WASHINGTON DINED
Takes Little Courage to Advise at Long
Range, He Says,

= ,H5 ..att &. tilS Assnrilltn lfFrsSsl 05-.E
MEM YORK April lb.-Two hundred
colored business and professional men at
tended Il dinner given In honor Of Booker
r. Washington al Carnegie Hall Tonight.
Announcement was made Of the found
ms Of two scholarships In the Tuskegee
Institute, In an address Booker Wash.
iagton said IN part,
"Wn must settle down to the idea of
. iaking q, long Fundamental and philosophy
Tleal view OF tie conditions that surround
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
!. SPECIAL LAUNCHING TRAIN +

Via G. 81 o. to Newport News Saturday
for Newport News sl.O0 round trip,
Train returning will start from Old Point
ut $50 n. M. and Newport News 600 ?.
NJ. same day. Fast train. without stops
Grand military parade at noon. LAUNCH
Ing Cruiser West Virginia :ao III. Al.
street Fair. Carnival and Public Holiday,
In the Shlpyard Git
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#SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Special Rates to Atlanta, Ca, Account
National Conference Of Charities and
Corrections, May 6-12, 1903.
On account Of the above meeting, the
Seaboard Air Limo Railway will sell
tickets to Atlanta, Ga, at rate Of one
fare for the round trip. plus 25 cents!
from all stations .on Its lines. y Tickets VIII
he sold May 4th and 9th. final limit
May 10th. 1908. E ib.5siA i5f,s
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Little Doubt That Mrs. Breazeale Com
"a mitted Suicide.
CBy Associated Press,)
NEW YORK, April 15.--LIttle doubt is
entertained that Mrs, Martha Hamilton
Breazeale. wife of William y. Breazeale
assistant professor Of mathematics in
Rutgers College, New Brunswick, N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
/ BEAT NON UNlON \ I Ml1E:'l'
Fifty Striking Firemen Attacked Three
Men at Work. fi[s: Il,
(By Assccin ted Press:

Men at Work..5S.ls:i
8 b. Associated Prose- y - :, :.
CrInVUL.AND, n O lilo, Fl APPLE lb.--tltty
striking union fremen. arme 'dE. KNIVES $
and clubs. boarded the stcnr1Ssr Howard
Ii Shaw when she arrived i,the 7harpqi
to-day from Duluth. and a t11t cked ana
terribly pounded three no Al ire III e.
men employed on the vesseis5
9 A riot call was turned ln,As1hlt when "a
patrol wagon loaded witl5A61lcers ar
rived on the docks the attaiNEing party
had dispersed. fyy5
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They are After Him
INV Associated prcsS,J

MEMPHIS. TENN, April 15.-Adolph
Heinz, a native Of Germany fs!ss:.Moyed Mt
the Tennessee brewery IN this qity, was To-
day shot and killed by GeorSel Morgan. a
negro. With q picturesque police record.
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DENY REPORT RE. I OF {, I'LL
PROPOSED5iiMER
nv Associated Press

(By Associated Press.) Il
4 NDW YORK, April 15.-The sotficers Of
the United States Steel Corporation say
there IS no truth In the report that a.
merger Of the various subsidiary COM
pnnies is contemplated j;;sts !,
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POPE WILL RECEIVE
THE BRITISH KING
~ u 1000 - : I's.f''
(Dy ASsochltel 1oreSe


4 LONDON, April l6.-The fsome CORE
spondcnt OF the Daily Mail psserts that
the Pope has consente:s to receive King
Edward aftor"the King has,,syisited tho
Quirinul g s4Stn Eli M
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Mr. $. Virginia F. Vim. ]
Especial to The s-Dlspatch,)

arE'
'PETERsRURG. VA. April l5,-a1rs
Virginia Frances VIM died yes
terday afternoon at the residence Of
city. Mrs. Vim was seventy-nine years
of age, and had. bern III, for many mont his
as a result Of a stroke of paralysis. Har
husband and four daughters survive her.
S VIII. Urquhart, ~
(special.to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG. VA. April 15--W, II.
Urquhart died Yesterday " Durham. n.
c. aged twenty-five years. Mr.. Urauhart
was born In Campbell county, and he Is
survived by his parents and seven broth-
crs and sisters
Mrs. Laura Baughn1,
TRp dSlfsfIit Il VA. April 16.-
Mrs. Laura I3aughm. formerly Of STAFF
ford county. who died at her home In
Richmond, was sister of Mrs, Hugh
Daffan of Stafford county; Mrs. r. Dom
ahoe, of Caroline county, and Mrs, James
Carpenter. OF spotsylvania county.
John Johnston. AZ.
Especial to The Times Dspatch) III
CRDWN1, VA, April l5-John Johnston,
aged seyenty-ntne years, died this morn
ing. He leaves two sons--Nfessrs, j. IT.
and William Johnston-of this place; four
aughters-Misse Otela, Addie and
Mary, With whom he made his home, and
a married daughter, Mrs, YIN. Vaughn,
John E. Wilson.
Special to The Times Dispatch.) ANY,
X TlHYsvILLE. VA, April 15,--John r..
Wilson died on Monday, after a short III
ness. He was reared near Keysylll e, was
forty-elght years old, and unmarried,
A mother and five brothers and sisters
survive him, 75 81
Mrs. Margaret A. Ryan,
(Snecial to The Times Dispa tch.)
ROANOKE VA, April lB,--Mfs, Mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
MR.. HICKS INJURED

~ 11TOWH Violently ITUHI TITS DuEBY ~ q
Collision on Broad Street.
4 Mr.. Edgar r. Hicks was very badly in
jured just before 2&o'clocl this morning
on Broad Street, near AIurphy's Hotel.
buggy when 1t came Into collision with
another vehicle. and he was thrown VIC
tlently to the ground. s5s ~ zs,5
Il lie was taken into Murphy's, where DR..
Sandldge, Of the Ambulance Corps, who
soon arrived, attended him. and sent him
In a cab to his home on Church Fiji. !,
Mr.. Hicks injuries are very severe, and
1t is thought that his skull Is fractured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
TRUNKS, BAGS AND CASES.

Don'tborro II obody really
likes to lend these things.
Own them fpr. yourself
We have the large stock OF
travellers goods in the South,
and our dealing directwith the
factory insures you the lowest
Is ices. LEV sl.8a4 i. .ta1ala