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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Lady Was Insane.

li Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
ROANOKE, VA, March 31.-Mrs. J. j..
Jarnlan. who committed suicide by shoot
Ing herself through the heart with pls-
tol IN q Salem hotel yesterday, was the
wife Of an assistant foreman In the
shops here. Mrs. Jarman had been suf-
$ferlng from mental trouble for several
years. Hell. trouble caused her husband
to stay away from homo late at night,
and apparently neglect her. She alsu
lad come to believe he intended to join
The Catholic Church. Tuesday night he
camo home late from meeting, Of tho
Elks, and there was a quarrel. ~.
That was the last he sawaof her until
4 he looked on her in l,errcoi1n in Salem
to-day. IIe went to dinner and she was
missing. and at supper he looked for his
gun. and found that missing. He spent
Il seepless right. and early this morning
friend 'phoned him that his wife was
dead in Salem,
Mrs. Jarman was a Miss Nicholas, OF
Albcmarle. and UP to a few months ago
her mother resided with her. She was
3thirty-two years OF age. The couple had
been married seventeen years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
RUSSIANS BITTER :
Correspondent Says Viicckssbt,rg
8sl VI Didn't Protest Editorial
"a ~,

BY Associated l'fesa0 G.$5
n ssnl = rlsTsSrt j, Ct March la coffts
$s,,unhcnt Ut ihcg Russ, who has lust re-
turned from arsh, writes tl7at hi E;iVws
prom official sotirces that he cont
$.iranlcr d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES did not. Join IN
tina protest ~ ,lrc other commanders
against \ tho ~ pnnesc entering tho port
%to engage the#Nariag and Kor'etz and
&la,er, after the fight, when tho Vicks-
burg sent IA surgeon. his services wore
refused \ Tho tone Of the correspondent
81 very bitter. He adds that he saw the
.Aanrrcan denials Of tho incident %he,
lie arrived at Port said, but that they
Arc mot convincing. HIS continued:
3"1t saw the report Of ono of the cap
%fains 10 his government, In which the no
action of the American captain was SCI
forth dearly and catcgorcallS4 IN It's true
3colors. 5 II.
Il n, official circles. the action q some
Eof tho newspapers here III attempting TO
revive hostile feeling against tho United
Sstntcs on account OF the Nicksbnrg ~
54cidcnt. Is sincerely deprecated. The
]. Sssociatcd Press is authorized to nn-
Stip,nce that the government Aas nothing
s. 4 criticisc in the action of Commhllaer
Marshall. Moreover II docs not SYM
Enuthiz.. with the Novoe VrcnSn's editor
i'll p1 yesterday, pointing to the United.
States ms the real commercial and po-t
8fftical Zoe OF lireat Britain and Russia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
TELL NE WHO NE eos 4 e LIP
.itt Just a Postal. That Is All.

&. Nd money Is wailted-fron7 y0u-tlor from HIN.
y ask only n postHi card nnd nsk y ~ ah aeSE
Of humanity. ~. tS 81 s33 I 7,,t,iij
nit viii send Him n,y book. t will arrange Win
a. druggist near BY TINT lie may take flx Dol.
Sttes Dr. Shoor's Hestofttlve flc. may tnkc y
Y month at sl II y The cost y, y
ssIf AID tho Sick ones mere word shall de-
Could meet yor-tcr even ten ,nn,''t &,
wa,llds forever coyieo KEW u1at hn NIX W Snny
S,tust haye It, for Most Of THEM cnt' i,syet get
81 1'iit can meet onl few, % take 1, tf''s
i,cA,,s convince YOU. LET you tn ..,,,, y u
ray, ota will tay. 1tist, as YOU decide 5, !. /,
have fpiind tho c,,rct ones fairt III THO past
~ years j l1hyo furnished my RESTORATIVE 70
cds of th9',saas 81 lhfHn fGr NJ n Y.
5insly II yoti say / have failed. 4, I. # \, !.
My Restorative Is tho result o. ms titne,s
WORT In lenrnng how to strengthen the inside
1 don't doctor the, organs. but bring bnes
the nerve power which alonc operates every
Vital organ. giva tho weak organ power
to do it'sdutyt 9 yo would give 10 weaS on.
a My way never, falls. save when a .rause-llke
cancef---inkes a cule impossible. No case Is
too difficult. for have watched the remedy
succeed III the most desperate cases that ply
siclans ever meet.
You know some slck one who would be well
With my help Won't sou let mo furnish mo
help IA
Simply state Book on Dyspepsia
which book you Book . on the Heart
want and adj Book on the Kidneys
dress DR.. Shoop, Book for Women
Box S2sS, Racine Book for Men (senled)
Wis. Book q OH rheumatism.
Mild cases. not chronic. arc often cured with
ono or two bottles at druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
POLLOCK is CHAIRMAN,
Heads List Of Subcommittee on
the Free Bridge.

The Finance Committee last night
confer witr q similar committee from
Inc Manchester Council and citizens Of
-Richmond as to the building Of The pro-
posed free bridge and 70 report, back 70
Pollock (chnirmam, Otway s. Allen, ~,
II. Pollard, Jr, S, IT, Cottrell and II, d,
Rennolds.
offered the resolut lon relating To thcfmai-
ter init Council the other night, and 1t
was referred TO the Finance COMMITTEES,
The subcommittee were Instructed 70
confer with tho parties named above and
To make n fun report as early as shall
be found practicable!
The subcommittee Is composed of good
men. who will push the matter vigorously
on their part.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
RESENT RUSSIAN ACT ACT;
Japanese Sore Over Sinking Of.
Il tlle&Coasting Steamer
Hallyei.
] (By Assoclutod 4I'ress.)

Is TOKIto. March 1.-The action Of Rus
#sian warships IL sinking the Japanese
Scoasting steamer llanyei Maru last So
ss,lirday2is deeply resented by the japanese
I'm official circles the attack upon ana
$thc sinking Of this vessel a1'sETa,chin
Island isapronounced TO be q clear vioia :.
4tion Of tho neutrality of China, besides
&heinr IN act OF wantonness against II
S,fnnseless craft The sinking Of the
japanese steamer Nakonamara Maru ~
THE Russian ENladivostok squadron near
sthe Tsugarl, Straits Is recalled
" Tho IIanyei Maru was az old steamer
OF siNty-four tons, and had been char
tered by some correspondents OF q Japan
ESQ newspaper. After transferring ten
Jaranesa and seven Chinese from the
IIanyei Maru, the fire Of two vessels was
directed upor the steamer, and one. Of
the Russian torpedo boat dcstroyers sent
several shells through her hull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
5s PRIZE MONEY IN PLENTY.
Crews Of Nladivostok Squadron
Get Sevcnty-hvc Thou
i%sat ls5lft t,,,I T0nl1orc tiF tl'l3gJ
sand Dollars.


NtSS ASSOClltStlI -tesS.J tl
Il ST PETERSBURG. March M!-For
sinking japanese merchant timer In Sungar
traits at tho opening Of the war, $1,000
has been distributed i'll prize no,ey&tos
the crews of the four cruisers Of the
3Nladivostok squadron.
The Invalid Russ. the army organ, con-
.cludes from General Mishtche nk0's res
ports that the Japanese are continuing
their concentration and gradually adj.
gvancing on their way to WiJu. their ad-
vance guard being at 1lasat aud their
outposts ter miles further north. The
paper declines to predict the future phases
of the Japanese advance upon the Yalu.
In connection with the activity OF the
Chinese along the Shan Hai-Kwan Fall
road, the Bourse Gazette warns the pow
ers of the unreliabiity of Chinese neu-
traity. ard says it believes they arc
making n serious mistake. declaring that
the Celestials are going to astonlsil the
world when the world least expects It. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
UNION COMPANY FAILS,
This Boston Institution Has Mil
lion and Half Liabilities,
(By Associated Press.

BOSTON, MASS. March 3l.-1hc Union
Trust Company closed It's doors to-day. I
porated in 1883. wlth3n capital OF 100000
The president Is former Congressman
William Il. Barrett. The liabilities of tho
company arc placed at $l,GG0CG0, with
nominal assets of about The same amount.
The difficulties OF tho concern are uttrlt-
uted to heavy withdrawals by dopostors
and the Inability Of the management to
p TTaTH qreh s M sHpaes a oru0r
Tho directors OF the company state
that the company will go out of bust
ness. They state positively that depositors
Will lose nothing. Tho court will be
asked to appOint q receiver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
@COLYER WANTS PARDON.
Will Hardly Succeed in Getting
II. However.

a, s.. Colyer. the man who Is n jail
awaiting sentence in the Hustings Court,
where the jury gave him one year III
the pententiary for passing q worthless
clleck on the Jefferson Hotel. desires ne
a Communication. OF sentence to jail I'M
prisonment but he will likely not get
It, as Judge Witt and Commonwealth
Attorney Richardson have declined 10
sign his petition to the Governor.
sentences of the following prisoners In
the pententlary:
Joseph Lowry. OF Roanoke, given two
wears FOR petit larceny With life sentence
added for third conviction. Ile has been
in the pententiary for ten years.
i Ed. Thornton (colored), OF Richmond,
who was sentenced to serve fifteen years
for housebrcaking and burglary. lie was
sentenced In 1896.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

itovS gbf Justice and humanity when ,f's,
8ssero alieh prominent national Btrai, ~. $.
Il5EIon Kim, or tiIr American lFpis-s5
Eropai5s Ntission suggested the orgat,izat-
fion OF tic tliariy. lilo snid the memo 10.
frifi# to Perry would be craven not IN !. y
pillar pf stone. but OH Tie hearts ~ NE
I've areat peoples. III 8 81
Count NinlsnEatn proposed cheers 3fo y
lin President OF the United Stntes.8Snr
SNir4 Gr,seonl replied bS cal ling fdr ct,eers
q fosat ID lstnpetor or$.1npnil 'rherc we're
@tin,nanstroA tons &c satistaction whctl# tho
total of The tsnhscrlptioil wns m ilonnc GO
sn,it1 the meeting was brought . close
with the singing or the "a tionnl mn l'eiEs
Sof the tinted StnicS aud Jnpnn.F9 6s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
GAVE ANOTHER CREDIT.
Lieutenant Krinizki Saved Port
Arthur From Being
Bottled.
4 (By Associated I'ress.)

3 sEBaSTOPoL, March al Responding
to a dispatch from the commander Of
the BLACK Sea fleet. congratulating him
on the repuls.s of the last attemut of
the Japanese to block Port Arthur Vice
admiral Makaroff has telegraphrd that
tho chief credit for the achievement Is
due to ES;ttenant llrinizkl who COM
the torpedo boat destroyer SLIM
"a man who knows his business Through
Ills skill In dischnrging tho torpedo, the
missile struck the prov of first ship.
DETECTING the vessel from It's course. and
tho other Japanese steamers followed
in It's wake"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
BEAT WIFI
IN DEPOT
a Chesterfield Girl Nta,'t.ics III a
Mysterious Way. and Has
ii Hard Lot.
TRIED tfo LEAVE HUSBAND 3 VI
she Walked From Norfolk to
sbnrg. Suffering Cruelty.
MI Along the Way.
Especial to The 1'lmcs-nispatch.)

8ts Especial to The Timcs.nispatch)
PETERsBU1aG,9v a, !, March 31.--About
q year ago Miss Josephine Moore, who
resided With her parents IN Chesterfield
county. near Manchester. disappeared
married John West. In Norfolk, and up
to two weeks nEo slto resided with her
husband and his parents near Norfolk.
He. life was not one of unmSed pleas
tire, and two weeks since. she decided
to bid adleu to Norfolk and come TO 1er
old home. She started on her journey
n foot. and her husband discovering her
absence followed her. Three days ago
the couple arrived within sssht Of Pc
tersblrg and stopped atn Gypsy camp
near l3landford. Late yesterday even
Ing they resumed their Journey, and they
renched Petersburg; about anightfnll. At
tic railroad station they We're recognized
by police officer, and conflded to lin
something Of their travels. tho wife en-
deavorlng to leave Ter husbands home
without his knowledge or consent and her
vain attempts to reach hor former home
alone. ~ a Si
BEAT WIFE IN PUBLIC.
Shortly after tho police officershad left
tho couple n call for police officers was
sent In from the railroad station. and
1t was found that West had assaulted
und beaten his wife in the depot. Both
we're taken In charge, and in Police
Court tho man was fined $40 for assault
ana Jailed In default. The woman was
cared for at the police station until TINS
afternoon, when she was sent to her pa
rents home, near Manchester. .
Mrs. West declared that she walked
8th., entire distance from N orfolk to Pc
tersburg, and that she had been repeat
edly maltreated on the way by her hus-
band because OF herjrefusal to beg from
people residing along the railroad.
b 4 NEW CENSUS
According to the census Of Petersburg
lust completed, the city's population IS
now o4,27l the First Ward having a pop
sulatlon or 296a; Second 2.7a6; Third, Z, 5''5;
Fourth 4,42l; Fifth, 6,497; Sixth, $3.50
The national census aor 1900 credited Pc
.ersburg with a population Of 2l,SlO
#Peing satisfied that tho fire this week,
which destroyed about 2oo,0f9 feet or lul,-
Der, situated near their mill, was the
work Of an incendiary, the Seward trunk
ana Rag Company has offered a reward
Of $500 fort tho approximation and cons
5yiction az the guilty party. The less en-
tailed by the fire was $4,000, fully COW
erred by insurance. s
Ri Ss, POLICE JUSTICE.
At meeting this week OF the COM
mittecS OF Courts Of Justice. it was de-
,erminet to recommend to- the Common
Council at Its next meeting the appoint.
mcnt or a police Justice for the city OF
PETERSBURG. Under the present arrange
mcnt the duties OF police Justice and
mayor arc combined and are performed
ty the mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01


people
phys
usual within II hours. III
moc o
free
M
sienc Medica
all
the
health and happiness Only ne reckless
can doubt
also Munyon's Paw.Paw Tonic and
Paw-Pa n fr XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
AUDITOR BADLY BEATEN,
Captain Browns Colt Heavily
Played-Many Purses Gone.
lY Ass0GLNted Press) !

7l117 771-7 Vt'ET 1NST1'LftE1t q FssI IN IN 2
MEM Pits. TENN, March Sl.-Captain
Browns derby candidate, Auditor, was
badly beaten In the Montgomery ConSola-
.tlon purse to-day at one mile BY De
.Reszeke. The colt was second IN title
betting and vas heavily played, SumHa-
rles:l
Elliott G to ID first, Someone's g to y soc
ond, Bard Of Avon Is 80 y third, Tinle,
Second race,-ronr and a half furlongss,-.
Oceaner III to 81 first, Flnecut % to 81
second, Marsh Redon GO to u third,i
: trTd; II race..five sfurlongs- Monasto "A
to ID first. Flora King &c TO 81 secondi
Major. Pelham 40 to y third. Tiny,
Fourth race.-Montgomery HandcAp.
consolation: De kReszeke Is tol u
first. Hayiland Is to y SECOND, I4ureligRter
&c TO ID third. Time l:42 IA
Fifth race-stseplsehsse. about . 1alle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
DIDN'T WANT CLEVELAND.
Pettigrew Will Bolt if Such as
He Is Nominated.
fRy AssocIated Press.)

a SIOUX FALLS, SD, March S1.--After
announcing an intention to bolt the nal
5tional Democratic convention, IL Grover 5; e,
Cleveland or any Democrat like him IS
nominated. former United States SENATOR
r. II, Pettgrcw was to-daN elected
chairman OF tho State delegation from
South Dakota. 1t was before the, Demo-
cratic state convention had adjourned.
md after Mr. Pettigrew's selection as q
delegate, that he declared explicitly. an
intention TO bolt under the conditions
named. ,Pettigrcw's ~lection Us CHAIR
man Of the delegation followed to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
VIRGINIA, s !; LA FAYETTE, q
Varsity Plays a Faultless Game
and Makes TT Two STRAIGHT
Especial to The Ti1ne,s-Dlspatc6 II

N'II7CSIdl E"TI|I-.e
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March 81
Virginia put UP a faultiess fielding game
this afternoon and shut out La Fayette,1
making 1t two straight Pollard, whose
ability as a twrler was first recognized
BY Ortiz, pitched a heady game IIe
kept La Fayettes hits we'll scattered.
no two coming IN the same inning, and
who twirled for the Pennsylvanans. was
landed on freely In tile seventh. four
hits two OF them doubles, netting FIVE
runs. Ha
Daniel led with the stick. getting two,
long hits over Kelley in center Newber-
ry got two singles and pilfcred two bases
In succession on 4 muddy diamond.
of IIubley put UP a fast game. pretty run
ming catches being made by Hawk, Ernst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
scALDED TO DEATH.
Steam Pipe Breaks on River
Boat With Fatal Effect.

lSptclnl 70 The T!mes-Dlspalch)
NI1lVBIcRN. n. c., March ala phone
message received liere says Il steam pine
exploded on the steamer Sarah Louise,
Captain Mark Fnlcher, near Pitch Kettle.
UP the Neuse River twenty-five miles
ipglon WAS scalded 10 death and another
negro jumped overheard and was drowned,
The steamer Is able TO travel under own
steam and s now on her way 10 New
bern. She Is owned by Ellis Williams,
Ncwhern. who Is her onglneer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
MANY VACCINATED.
No Danger Of a Smallpox Epi-
denlic Here.

DIR. william J. West was engaged yes,
terday in Naceinating tho men en-
ployed at the 1rige shipyards, because
OF The fact I thar. they had been exposed
number is suffering
The man suffering from the malady
has been. taken to the, pest house and
hia boarding place thoroughly fumigated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Legislators in Town.

Judge ArchcrA Phlegar, Of Montgom-
cry county member OF tho State Senate,
arrived IN the city last nightlard r. az
of Powlatan, was - the nity yesterday,
ana Delegate j. Hunton Wood, Of Kappa
hammock, is still IN, Richmond. i IS prop 1e
Two houses Will go to Newport News next
Tuesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Tobacco Sales Tuesday.

"A n meeting held yesterday afternoon
IT was decided to hold sales on Tuesday
nest. The, warchonsemen had previously
launching, but Tho receipts, Will probably
he heavy and ii Is deemed necessary 10
conduct the sale after all.
There was n fine sale of tobacco n t
SheEborpe's warehouse yesterday. About
400 pounds were sold. The highest
price was $50, which was brought on q
lot Of GOD pounds belonging to ~. II.
Cnckn of IIOulSn. ~ - ---- ~ L.L-.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Russian Gunboat Disnantled.

---- --"I wv N''''J y
SHANGHAI, March "l---The japanese
cruiser Akltsushimn left here at room
to-day, tile dismantlement OF the RUS
sian gunboat Mandjura. which WAS In
these waters when the war broke out.
and which remained here, having been
completed in accordance with the agree
ment arrived at on the subject With the
local authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
{Cossacks Killed a Prefect

(Ey Associated Iloss)
Z SEOUL, March Silt is reported that
the Russians on March 9th Killed the
Prefect OF Pak-eI.6n fer not following
their Instructions ="
The Russians are also said to have
dispersed the Korean garrison Of Will
after divesting tho soldiers of their uni
forms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
DISTINGUISHED ORATOR
FOR THE, COMMENCEMENT

Dr. Henry Louis Smith, the d!stin-.
gulshed president Of Davidson, College,
n. c.. VIII deliver the annual address
Ycrslty College of Medicine, TO be held
at the Academy Of Music on the night
Of MAY 18th
DR.. Smith, aside from being n promi-
srent educator, Is recognized MS one Of the
most polished orators III the South,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Walter Peyton to Marry.

Wnllnr s. Pcyton, tho well knoWll, Fly; hr.
promsos 10 b b notable tab eyent in.Jasksoa
Ward Lizzle Burrcll is 70 be the pria a.
aud the marriage Will take PLACE az sheT
Thursday. April It'll, At 1880 r., NJ,
q fI'eyton. has conducted tho barber shop
In tho Slater building for many, years.
aud Is ono Of the most worthy. and pOp4'i
lar men of his race In tho city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Electrolysis Again.

Tho Water Comialtteo. after transact
went into executive session last night 10
consider the matter of electrolytie dam
age 10 The city's water pipes, The matter
meeting Will BIO held Monday afternoon
ct O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Future Games,
fspecinl 10 The Times pispa

fspeclul 10 The Times, Dispatch,
base. bail nine OF ST. Johns College. Ans
napoljs. Md will play two games In
Lexington this week. They Viii l. meet
afternoon and the Virginia Military 1ns,l,
tute Saturday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Japanese Shoot Spy.

(By Associated Press)
LONDON, April 1.-The correspondent
of the Daily Telegraph at Seoul reports
that there is continuous skirmlshing be-
tween Ping Yang and Wiju and that
many Japanese have been killed.
The correspondent adds thtat Korean
cry At Ping Yang has been shot by the
Japanese
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Boxed Twenty-Five Rounds.
ley Associated Press.)

(3Y Associated Press.)
rrapklin, Of Baltimore. and z lid Mir,
ply, Of New York boxed twenty,t1 y,
pionshlp Of the United States Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Still Unconscious.

TTfTnele was no Change reported EasE
night in tie aondition OF young ~ T.
Mo5ore. the man who fs3; over, tn railing
Of the steps IN the !, bullains atriN'nsH ana
still unconscious, and until 10 recoyers
nothing OF Ills history can be. harmed,
The doctors at The City Hospital haY0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Z Tam O'Shanters Caps, Hats, Shoes
everything for,boys' wear.

forblds all unauthorized persons to APP
proach the fortitications and batteries.
and announces that the sentries have
been ordered to shoot any one who fails
to obey the order.
The police measures adopted at Port
Arthur are excellent. and perfect order
to- a INT nlefl --.- -L---.L-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Baseball Scores.

(By Associated I'ressD
q LITTL1 ROCK-New York (NatlonaD,
A; Little Rock tSo!itherD, p.
Gam Il; Birmingham ttSouthern), 8.
AT AlONTGOMERY-Bo Boston lAmeri-
cam, p, Montgomery (Southern). ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
The SUICIDE WAS
MRS. JARMAN
Tie Wife Of Foreman III
the Roanoke
Shops.

Especial to Tho Times-D tch.,
. SALEM. VA, March 3l.-Ihe woman.
who committed suicide at the Crawford
House here yesterday has been identi-
fled as Mrs. j j. Jarman. the wife Of
Il highly respectable citizen OF Roam
okc, city. Before her marriage she was
a Miss Nicholas, OF Albemare courty.
She leaves no children. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
At Railroad Branch.

Tonight at the Main. street station.
Rairoad Department q, the Young Mems
tee Will give "a free entertainment 10 the
members and their families and friends,
]. Instrumental Stlectloni z, Regulations
g. Song 1, Recitation; 8. Solo; 0, lnstru-
mental Selection ~, Duet;S S, Song.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Shoot, the Disobedient,
(By Associated Press

14I707 47I51 -(I3YI 3ASsOcIHted UITeSS, M IIH
a PORT ARTHUR. March 3l.--The pro-
clamation of Lieutenant General Stoesscl.
recommending here. declaring all the terri
tory lying between and including Port
Arthur and Tsichou In a state OF siege.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

and ouarter-Itacatiara q to y first,
Farmers Foe Is Ito u second, Cardigan
% to 81 III III. rimc, s:6 IL
Sixth race-mie and seventy yards,
selling Circus Girl q to u first, Mids nip
man Is 10 y sprond. South Breeze t9fto ,lO)
third YIilc rs l-2 Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

Most boys get more real
pleasure out OF snew clos" at
this age than atany other time
i'll life.
"a. Here very little money Will
buy them lots OF happiness,
and the best OF clothing.
The new Sprin g@novelties
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

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