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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03
" VIRGINIA II ( j FISH FRY
Mrs. Roosevelt and Her Children Learn
Something Of Old Time Oorn-B Bread.

Mrs. Roosevelt and Her Children Learn
Something Of Old limo Oorn-B Bread.
81. n Especial TO The Times Diapatch.)
iii NORFOLK. VA, April 2.--Mrs. Roose--l
velt and the Roosevelt children enjoyed
an Old Virginia nsh-fry on the shores OF.
Lynnhaven Bay to-day and an open-air
oyster-roast as well. The party left tho May
flower, ave miles on the beach. in q cut
ter, and came to the bar. where they
were transferred to skin ind rowed
ashore. As the guests Of President ]. w.
Cole, OF the Chesapeake Transit Com
pany, they were taken on q private car.
"a: Virginia Beach, and then, at Lynn
haven Inlet, big flsh-fry, with old-tlme
cornbread on the side was partaken OF.
a barrel OF the finest Lynnhayen oysters
were roasted In tho open air & on the
shores OF Lynnhnven Bay and served In
melted butter to the party Young Theo--l.
dore Roosevelt tried his luck with rod
and reel In Lake Smith again to-day, but
the curious crowd OF country folk must
have frightened the bass away. as the
youngster had very poor luck. Mrs.
Roosevelt has postponed the trip to Port
Royal for some days.
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SMITH-SALE
Beautiful Home Ceremony Near Fair-.
field In Essex.
Especial 10 The Timsa.Dll

Z S mold In Essex. Ia
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch.)
x CHANCE. VA. April 2.---Miss Mary
Latane Sale, daughter OF the late Chas.
Jones Sale, OF Fairfield. Essex county,
ana Mr. Meriweather Smith, formerly OF
King and Queen county, now Of Washing
ton. D. c., were married to-day, Rev.
William G. Intane. the uncle OF the bride;
officiating, assisted by Rev Mr., Burks,
rector OF the parish.
The marriage was very quiet but
pretty, home ceremony the members OF
the Immediate family only being pres
ent. Promptly at high noon the bride
and groom entered, preceded BY the maid
OF honor, Miss May Sale, OF Loretto,
cousin OF the bride, and Mr., Francis ".
Smith. best man, and brother Of the
groom. The bride was sEssfien away BY
her eldest brother. Mr.. Cls&. les Sale, Of
Tappahannock. She wore white organdy
and carried BRIDES roses. The maid Of
honor wore white and blue 8organdy and
carried bridesmaid' 8 roses. Z g il
Mr. Smith has for some years held q
responsible position with the w 8. Elk
press Company, y. 4
y Among many handsome presents was
an antique bracelet of hair. the SLIT Of
the BRIDES mother,
After dinner, served In true OLD Yir-
ginia style, Mr., and Mrs. Smith left for
q bridal trip,
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MORE PROMISING
Datto Pal'gman Passan Has No Deslre

Datto Pallgman Passan Has No Desire
TO Fight.
(By Associated Prsss.)
MANILA April 2. The situation IN Jolo
Is moro promising. Datto Pasliman Pus-
ran, the most powerful native leader. Wis
tied Colonel Wallace recently and dis
claimed any desire to fight He accepted
tho Colonel's explanation OF American
policy and promised to be peaceful.
V There has been considerable inter-tribal
trouble. No demonstrations have occurred
lntterly in Jolo against Americans.
4 General Davis had planned to locate q
strong military post in the center Of Jolo
island. II 10 believed this will ensure
peace. Be t$a IL s3SS,s 3sssi
\ The General. as representative Of the
Philippine Government, will go to Jolo
shortly and have q conference with the
Sultan. The government IL destrous Of
abrogating the Bates treaty with the Sui
tan, which has proved unavoidable, and
which conf iicts with the American laws;
The government also wishes to establish
d government Tor the Moros and formu-
late definite Moro policy. At present
the military authorities exercise general
control over the Dattos, The military
prevents the recapture OF fugitive slaves
and punish nagrant Grimes, but they do
not Interfere with slavery, poygamy or
tribal Gust oms. Thu general conditions are
and reform Is imperative.
The gov eminent has heretofore refrained
from taking action. 40 1t did not desire
to cause trouble. 81 4.
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.1.lN Y J. 4 |; I | Won J
CONSOLATION PURSE Rs il
Beat Be Scotch Plaid Easily i1IS
Feature Race on Mem
phls. Tenn. Track. 3SI5
5(By As,o,,,ciLa ted Press. !

MEMPHIS TENN. April 2. --Waswtfis
won the Montgomery handicap consolasI
ton purse at one mile to-day Ia easy
fashion from Scotch PLAID. who beat
$Potente three lengths for second money
Three favor4tes won. Summary:
6 First taoe-seven and q half furlon gs.s
solling- Drummond "a to y first, Alfred
G. az to y second, Censor. q to ~ third
Time, / 1888. "a 85 "a a B:
Second race-four and y half furlonss.s
ftwo-year-olds. selling Mon holon s(to to-
~ first. Benfcent (even) second. ,lfyrons8
dale q to y third. Time :67 rs. It'll i.s;g
VA Third race-hve furlongs, sellinC-Ben
sonhurst Il to 81 first, Uranium q To- ~
second, Irene Mao & TO- y third. Time
100 Ia.
55 Fourth race-nile, IA ontgomery handle.
cap, consolation aswtft az to 10 frst.
Scotch Plaid 90 to ~ second. Potente SC155
to 81 third, Time IA ~,
Fifth race-shon course, stssplsohases5
!ng-CeylonS e to u 81 II first, Eva Moe
&c to p SECOND, King ons a. 70 y third.
Time. 9 ;53 ID. M ,isl h AZ a
Sixth raoe-mile and q sixteenth, ssllss
,ing-Bondage (even) first, James r. "a
ito y second, Farmer Jim g to y third
Time, 1;49 Ia, ID Tx 81
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At s.. BRAKES r, BR ANcH
"A Charter Of incorporation for This
/ live euslness 7 own. rs f

"A Charter Of incorporation for This
Live Buslness 7 own.
fSpecial to The Times. Dispatch: , |.
44 DRARE's BRANCH. VA. April 3.-At
lat tho town OF brakes Branch has bees,
granted q charter OF incorporation by
the Legislature, which should have been
done long since for town a. live as
this In business way, selling some nye,
million pounds OF tobacco annually,
with three large sale houses; six or eight
prize and steam ordering tobacco houses: Z
with I strong foroe OF buyers should be
incorporated, even II Il has less than I'VE
hundred Inhabitants in the circumference
OF . mile, z ..ali5
The excessive rains have materially re-
tardsd farm and xarqen work, and the,
bad roads have kept Back much tobacco
which should have been marketed be-
fore this @if conditions had been more
favorable, n AZ Is @
Quito 4 number OF bird dogs are shipped
here to Mr.. Maui. manager Of game
preserve near hore, for training. He is
quite an expert In that art. a few days
since he received two very large and
handsome male ana female bloodhounds.
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REMOVED |
GREENSBORO.
3Onlces Of Southern Railway
Division Superintendent.
THEY WE'RE AT SALISBURY
Two Write Men Claiming to 90 from
Raleigh Arrested ard Fined for
Selling Patent Medicines
Without a License. ~
fsoeci.l Is The Time. Dispatth, 3 a

~ e tspecisi 70 The Times. Dispateh.)
sdREENsBoRO, N. q. IA pril a.--se W
4 arai members Of the office force Of Gem
erai superintendent Collins, who arrived
Huesday night, have families, and ore, are new no
/ In search OF dwellings,, The transfer OF
The ONCE from Salisbury to Greensboro NJ 'l'
/ has about been completed, and the thirty
ave employees are now cont ortabiy d e,'1l
cited In the handsomely refitted offices
! In tie Southern passenger depot here. i32s
4. Two white men-James Mack and y.
Nv burton, claiming to be from Raleigh,
4 were arrested here yesterday for sell
Ing patent medicines without q license ems
They were fined 81, and in default OF
$payme,,t are now In jail, These men had
been doing rushing business about the
tobacco warehouses selling to farmers
( dollar bottles OF some preparation Of
spring tonio for twenty-five cents, az
\ they said, for introduction.
2 The family OF Mr.. Harry Thornton,
the netghbor1 and the police were very
$snuah exercised for a time last nightGovcr
the strange disappearance OF two little
girls, aged, respectively, six and eight
years. They werc In the house Just be-
T fore ~ dark. rs but when Mrs, Thornton
looked Tor them to come to supper they
q could not be found Unavailins search
was made in tho neigh borhood. Tho aid
Of tho police was secured, ana for an
hour there was much 4 excitement and
alarm. The children then appeared.
They had erawled under the house and
were there In the dark all tho time,
playin. April fool on mamma and papa.
NJ Tho Postal Telegraph Company yoater-
day opened four new ofhcos at Hunting
1 ton, w. Va. Greenville, Carney and
Epartanburg. 8, c. zs 3S: ID
$s8 DR.. =. wv. G.tssom Is having tho third
moor OF his building fitted up for Offices
and large room on the rear will DO used
! by business college. 38 34is
e# Mr.. Clarence Scott OF the grocsr1 de-
par tmrnt OF tho y ". Scott q Co.'s
business. has purchased that firms seed
bushes, and win open seed and gro
Gerry storc IN tho McAdoo Hotel buildinsy
4 Invitations havS besn issued for res
scepuon 70 be given Rsv. and Mrs. H. w.
Battle April 7th At tho sunday-school
room OF tho First Baptist Church.
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3Teleeranhlc Rravltlas,

NEW 5YORK-Meetings Of the directors,
Executive and Finance Committees Of tho
Mercantile Marine Company
were held In this city to-day, Recent
amendments to the charter OF the com-
pany were formally approved. Other bus
mess was of a routine character,
NEW YORK.-The adjourned meeting
OF the Finance Committee OF tho United
states steel Corporation Will be held on
Tuesday Of next week, It IS expected
ter ending March Slst will be issued.
NEW YORK. This was the regular
meeting day lof the directors Of tho St..
Louis and San Francisco road, but In the
absence OF a quorum the meeting WAS In
definitely postponed. President Yoaknm
returned from the West to-day, but there
were no Developments In the reported
Frisco. Rock Island deal.
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REFUSES TOSWED
First Breach Of Promise Suit Ever
# Brought In Newport News,
Especial to This Tlmes, Diapatoh,

1IGI6 Especial to Ths TInHa'Ulapatoh,l q,
first breach OF promise suit ever brought
in this city was entered In tho clerks
office Of the Corporation Court to-day,
Annie Mattel OF Chicago, Instituted suit
against Harry Morrowitz, a. young mer-3
chant OF this city, for 5000 damages.
claiming breach Of promise, The girl
many in 1887 and went to live with the
Morrowits family In Baltimore. She and
young MorroWltz became engaged while
abe was living In the house. Later. the
family moved to this city and she went
to Philadelphia to live with relatives,
Recently, she says. Moryowitz wrote her
arrived here Sunday and then Morrowitz
refused to wed She secured counsel and
entered suit
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\ SYRIANs m HENDERSON.
IA Priest Of Z heir Own Faith Visits II hem
and breaches to Them.

Especial to Tho Tines. Dhpatch.l
HENDERSON, N. c., April D.. syrtans.
direct from Palestine, for the past few
years have continued to arrive in small
groups until there Is quite q colony In
Henderson They are law-abiding and
peaceful citizens and full OF business
Tho first Syrian priest that ever visited
this town was present with his people this
week, Mr.. Nemtella- He administered
the holy communion and preached. Sew
eral Gentilea were present, but could sot
understand the sermon, which was deliy-
cred In Arabic. They are jealous Chris
3tians, and their creed is similar to that
OF the Greek ana Catholic churches.
Complaints made by aundry parties
against Mr.. J. r, Moore, representing the
Industrial Aid Association, Atlanta, Ca.
led to his arrest, On being arraigned be-
fore the Mayor It was proven the COM
pany had complied with the law and
license had been paid. but the company
had neglected. Internationally. to provide
} county soliciting certificate. Tho Mayor
dismissed the case on the payment Of
DOgt0. $50 y S{t 5t ii M
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Personal and General.

Mrs. Or. !. r. Montgomery, Of Spar
.tanburg. 8. g., is visiting her brother
Rev, II p Bomar. Of No 80 East Clay
Street. NJ n 85 "A n, 455a5l 81 &
The revival services at Randolph-street
Baptist Church continue. Rev. w, 8.
Leake preaching with great power. The
ordinance OF baptism will be administered
Sunday night, i35 n 53i,.ll
Miss Mary Bruce Is the guest OF Mrs,
George Ben Johnston. and will spend the
month of April 81
Miss BLANCHE Morgan has returned from
a VISIT to Mr. MoTgan's hunting lodge,
near lambs, South Carolina, IN the
brightest OF spirits and looks,
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TOUR 1 u
tsaleigh 70 vots on Extension 81 Cor.
4 y; " ~ porate Limits. !. IL 1T

(speciaf t. INC Times. bIapitch.) III \.
f,AiLEEf oil, II, 81 9. April 1aoverror
lAycock left to-day tor q wesh's tour OF
Eastern Carolina He went to Colds,
boro tonight, and VIII deliver. an educ e
Monday he goes to Windsor 10 deliver
al, !. address tuesday and SPEND several
days With Judge 1rancis .. winston.
lie Viii visit several Of the largest fish.
Seriss ther ed bouts He will not return to
RaieiEh Until about the 10th. e 81 u, 4
The Board Of Aldermen to.i'lshe order-.
eorporate limits OF Raleigh In accord
ance Win the recent act Of the 1egisla-
(ure be voted on at the resulnr spring
election, May bth. The vote Will be- BY
those III all territory Interested. a hard r.
flght will develop ls
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puniap-Potte rf'eld.

(slsciai "a zhe Tinss. Dispatch.
4 LDMbbuRG VA. April 2 = ~
Clara Ppttsrasld, daughter Of Mr.. I. -.
Potterdeld, OF. Lovsttsville. this county.
was married on Thursday morning, April
a. 70 Mr.. James ~ DUNLAP son o. ~, M.
s. "A. Dunlap. Of Augusta county, The
ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Mr.. Lamps, OF the Reform Church. MIR.
Dunlap L. prominent electrician. now
stationed at Buena Vista. A wedding re-.
ception was held the night before the
marriage at the home OF the bride. Mr.
and Mrs, Dunlap Loft after the care.
mony tor . wedding tour, v. II S5 58
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MSS RANDOLPH

Il !. l. / u !
Funeral Of This Well-Beloved Young
Lady at = O'clock This Afternoon.
Tho funeral Of Miss Janet Cleiland Ran
dolph, who died yesterday morning at
the residence OF her mo tl1er, No. oil East
Franklin Street. Will take place at O. clock
this afternoon from st. Peters Cathe-
dral. "A committee from the Junior Hol-
iywood Memorial Association. OF which
she was o member will attend. The In
torment will be made privately in the
family section in Hollywood. The pail
bearers will be as follows: NJ & @3
Messrs. Hunter MCGUIRE, Jr. Walter
Jones, william Jones, Jefferson Archer.
Beverly Randolph. Lewis w. Brander,
John Leary and Charles Willis. .5s
Tho Daughters OF tho Confederaoy Will
meet at the Cathedral at 8:4b O'clock this
afternoon and attend the funeral IN q
body. 55 ..j ~ 33s sf s5 4. jS
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LEWIS-LEE
Interesting Social Event Of tho Season
}5553 ,.5 ~ r mnoria ~ ssi,8

interest sting Social Event Of tho Season
NJ s54A. Nh Fl at Emporia.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
III EMPORLA,sY VA, April 2---One OF the
most Interesting social events OF the sea-
IN EsmporiR ION Thursday Afternoon, when
Ma. F, Ashby Lewis aud Miss 6allls p
Leo were married. f.sg
Tho church was beautifully decorated
( for the occasion and was filled to over
flowing with friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom. .9iy
Miss Hattie Lee, a sister OF tbs bride,
was maid Of honor, and Mr.. T. G. Lewis.
4 OF Brunswick. best man. The attend.
ants were as follows: 1tisa Fart Powell;
with Mr.. e.. c. Palmer, Miss Leila Powell
with DR.. e. N. Parker, Miss Elaine Cooh-
ran with Mr.. E. E, Goodwin. Miss Irene
Michael, OF 3LAwrenceyille, with Mr.. p,
w. !. d. Jonss, Miss Mngg1s Wyohe. Of
Richmond. & with Mr.. G. "A, Reid. MISS
Annie Grant, OF GaryBburS, N. c., with
Mr.. A. &C, KinS, Miu Lila 1Vyche with
Mr.. NJ. w. Lewis, Of Brunswick, Miss
Daisy Kelly with Mr.. r. IA. Hall. Mas
Daisy Walton. of Richmond. with Mr.. A. g.
Slate. Miss Mary Newsotn with Mr.. A. a.
Rothschild. The ushers were: Messrs. l.
n. Lee, g n Leo. Jesse Lee and c. 2.
Bounds. a}EE
a33 The bridetis ono of the most attractive
She Is daughter OF Sheriff 8, W Lee.
Mr.. Lewis was originally from Brunswlok
county. but has during the past five
years made Emporia his home. He Is
enga ged In tho publication Of the Em-
poria Messenger. Tho couple will be
at homo 20 their friends In Emporia in
q week or ten days. 5 ;55,.+ e
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Rittenou,r-Albert.

85. (spscdsi Is The Times. Dispatch,1 q
WOODSTOCK. FL VA. Il April Is 2,----Miss
Myrtle Olive Albert and bfr. W g. Rit-
ztenour, both Of Toms Brook. were mar
Red today. Tho bride Is the daughter
OF M. ana Mrs. q D. Albert, at whose
home tho ceremony was performed by
Rev, T. J. Teastsr, pastor OF the United
Brethren Church. During the ceremony the
bride wore gown Of blue cloth trimmed
In white silk, and was waited upon BY.
Miss IVA Retlley Of 5harpaburg, Mary.
land. ana Mr.. EDWARD Rlttenour, a
brother OF the groom. s III VA
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CORBETT-JE 4
BOUT in AUGUST
iRx Aasociatall preat.l

SAN FRANCIsC o. April --Ths Yoss.
mite Club, OF this city, has been award
ed the heavyweight amplonship battle
Jetrrles In a competitive bidding a6Ais5
that hardly. developed contest, The
bout will be held the latter part q Az r
gust, and the club will either guarantee
the fighters $4,000 In cash or allow thsm
to take 10 per cent, Of the gross recslpts.
but not BOTH On or before May 18th the
principals will make the selection aud.
arrange such other details as may rug i
gest themselves In TIT mean time,
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involving connections between tbs South
ern Railway Company and tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company at 6tras-
burg Junction was continued, tho two
companies appearing before the Judge In
vaoat ton with signed agreements to make
the required connection Until tho matter
can be tried at tho next September
term. AT tho January torn q rule was
issued against the Southern and Ealt-
more ana Ohio TO compel than 70 show
cause why the order requiring this soon-
neotion should not be enforced.
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0arrett-Davis.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
FREDERI6HaR VA. April a.
Miss Eva Davis, OF near Belle Fair
Mills, In Stafford county, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Harvey Garrett, Of
Fairfax county. at Belle Haven Church,
In Prince William county. Rev. a. j.
Cummings officiating,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03
LIEUTENANT-G GOVERNORS
DAUGHTER is ILL

Leutenant-Go Willard was not
present yesterday ut tho Senate aessl on,
being detained In New York. whore his
little girl was taken for nm ton to
be performed, Colonel Button, clerk Of
the Senate, received a telegram yester-
day morning stating simply that he
would not DO nble to get here on ac-
count OF the illness Of his child. ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03
Isl steamer Caroline on Fire

rArPa sRis1sN Is S5i VX ApSfI a-As
the new steamer Caroline, Of the Weems
line, was passing Hnppbhonnook on nor
way to Free r!cksburg to begin her regular
schedule mo suddenly took fire In the
saloon, ana but TOR tho prompt action
OF the officers and Grew the steamer
would have been burned. However, not
much Carnage was done,
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BIDS UNSATISFACTORY
Four Per Cent. North Carolina Bonds
Will Be Advertised,
4 (spccial to The Times. Dispa tch. D

RAL ssfeafIi. n T.. APRIL sg-Ths GOV
ernor's counsel to-day opened bids for
the tsOO.00o State bonds. authorized by
tho last Legislature and advertised for
the past twenty days. ana found them
unsatisfactory, those Offering par ana
to warrant acceptance, All were rejected
and new bids on four per cent, bonda
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Caye-McG ehee.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch,)
CHARLo1TEsYILLD, VA, April a.
Mr.. Thomas r., Gave and Miss Rerta p,
hfodehee, Of Louisa county. were mar
ried ats7;So O'clock last evening at the
residence Of Mr., ID. N. Vest, tbs Rev.
DR., John 3. Turpin, pastor OF the First
Raptist Church, ofaciating, The bride Is
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IRVING sAoHELL RS NEW STORY,

Ws aa npua new story tat viii ada sreas ly
70 His fame, Il IS called Nparrel OF thee
Blesscd Islean and Ia Of thrilling inter-
est, The Times-D ispatch has. In cons
Junction with the New York Herald. Sos
CURED the right to print this wonderful
story, and It Will appear In our Master
edition Of Sunday next, Don't lnlss
lns II, u. @ ~ Il X "a
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L. j. HAYDEN {; n
MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE HERB MEDICINE.

Ia one ri the Greatest Hsalsys OF the Sick
on Earth; Grres all plssasss Or no Charge.
hnma q race Of no charge. % wattsr VIA
SO1F dSfsase sSskHssS
SHtis iteo1lltowlns ali sssss IssT btssss.
aSE at'fs SFs TRhss aIs esF x
Rsss \ Al fiEsslqx q i'' s$f
SsIss tesas sN!iksa.t az ": q Isls. vi
RbHlsX y sha Ransys sufs
ease, no ma ttsr Of what IN t',ra \, Az ysnss
shy d aa. 'e:S'saty ssa
M sR'.s iva 1 3Es I'M Ss.ss isa s.
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IRVING BAoHELLERs NEW STORY.

written new story hat will add greatly
to his fame. It Is cal led 'Darrsl OF 2tha
Blessed Isles and ia Of thrillins intsEss
est. The Times Dispatch has. In cons.
junction with the New York Herald. So
cured the right to print this wonderful
story, and IL will appear In our Easter
edition Of Sunday next. Don't miss rsad.S
Ing It. 3s5 4.
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Accidentally Shot,

Thomas Glenn, aged nine, oolored, was
accidentally wounded yesterday morning
that wasn't loaded. = IIo was shot by Ed
die Hroadus. a
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RaIlroad, Come to Tsrmr,,

fyss sA!eDS < E VA ' Rpsi Rl:g.. &hs Aprl
Germ OF tho Circuit Court convened
here yesterday, With Hon, n. ~, IIsrEl,
son, Of Winohsstsr, presiding The suit
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lOhin1.n-Ro.lslIai.

lss fsp>otai 70 ne Ttmss- Dispatch.)
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, var, April 2.--i
Mr.. Robert Chinn, formerly Of Stafford
county. was married = few days ago
at Coatesville, Pa, to Miss Nstt!e Ross,
OF that place. They will reside at Coates
3.ille 3}s i lfs s229s
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are asked Tor. three per cent. bonds
were {fifst offered, the Legislature having
prcacrlbed that three per cent must be
four per cetrt. could bs iSsted. S Z,
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For the Spring Gown.

they have gotten 20 much IN the habit L
of8taking the oh airs Of this members that Il
Doorkeepe Donald had to 4 sit b. tho \
gate and keep II shut. .5s$
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tic daughter q MI. q. 6. Mcdei,ee.
white tho groom Is q member Of the
Louisa family OF that name The young
couple will reside in Philadelphia, where
tho groom has been employed Tor several
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Rlchmonders In New York,
(spsSial to inc Times. Dispatch,)
2 NEW YORK, April 2,--Nayarre. Mrs,
y. Coleman, ], Coleman, Grand, 9. r.
Willis HffEti