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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Have Won Rheumatism, Kidney. Liver or
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Y. P. l., 10; Richmond, 8.

H.5T. ESPECIAL 70 The Tlmes-DIspatclL)
BLACkSBU RG. VA. April 1S.-Vir-
glnia Tech. to-day defeated Richmond
Goi.csc py the sore OF ~ 10 o.. l'itz-
patrick and Gibson formed Virginia
Techs battery, and Bradshaw and Lang
ford Richmond's,
During the first inning Virginia Tech.
scored four runs, and Tor the next few
fielding and good headworl1 keeping down
the chance OF probable hits the early part
OF the game
S$ Cardozu was substituted for Richmond
good ball. but was lit hard at times f5
Sd Fitzpatrick pitched good ball for the
Virginia Techs. and both teams accepted
difficult chances during the entire game.
Runs. Hits. Errors.
Virginia Techs. .,......... 10 Hi IL 1isS
,Rlchmo1ld College....,... d &c 81
e. Struck out-by Fitzpatrick, 10; Brad
shaw, Q; CardoZa, s.
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There's a Difference.


Perhaps the word tonic" Is more often
meaning than any other In the English
ever temporarily spurs nr cxcites the
system without regard to its lasting beue-
fits.
A well known medical writer lately
said; "A real tonic builds instead OF
booming. strengthens instead OF exciting;
1t feeds instead OF frightening. a tonic
in the true sense. is a food. u nutrient,
1t must nourish.'
That Is why a malt tonlc--a true malt
tonic-7is ideal, II supplies not only the
yi,aiizing etfNat, but the food, the up
building elements, 81
A great many dark-coIored beers are
christencd malt tonics," but they lack
the food elements and tho reconstructiyc
properties.
Malt-Nutrine, the product OF Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Assn, ST, Louis, Is n
tonic that Is rich In nutrimcs,l. and a
buildcr-np,
IL Is especially valuable 10 GONZALES
cents nursing mothers and those who
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lis acceptance and use in the practice
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BY whom ii is sold the country over.
proves conclusiyely It's merit and POPULAR
lily.
Malt. Murine is served at the leading
health resorts and summerlng plae es,
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because they recognize In Swamp-Root
the greatest and most successful remedy
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n you arc already convinced that
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Unusually&Go Piay..


.Melodrama is a mi no m el,aas applied to
"mclodrainns which have been presented
at other times in this city,
The audience greeting Mr.. /, Edward r..
SNlawson at the 3iiou Theatre last might
did not fill the playhouse, but it was
made up of Ntheatre-go who can and
did appreciate the efforts of the players.
'',rlle Pride OF Jcnnico" will not appeal
to what is at times de1islvely termed
'the gallery" T t Is Il production requr-
ing artistic ability of a high order and
tile company supporting MIR. NIaWson, Is
capable and painstaking. The bulk of the
work dcvolves upon tho stal'---a modest
English gentleman. fallen into n strange
mobility, ftricked into q marriage With a
princess whom no believes to he only one
OF the ladies in waiting, and the plotters
Of tho nelghborhood attempt Ills life. He
5fightsfhis way out and triulnphs. IT'D II
OF the company, it is a good one all the
way through. Miss Harrington. n;
Michel was perhaps the best, though
Miss Holland as tho Princess SofGDorn-
hciur. and Miss 4MacGregor, her foster
sister, gave excellent portr1yals of their.
roles. "a vein of hul11or, delicate and re
N'eshing, fell to the lot of Nimot Will
5liams, as Baron Won KrappitZ b.
3l'"rhe Pride of Jennico'' is a play which
Should fill any theatre with devotees
Of amusement and at tho popular prices
there is WONDER hates. X. or is 7nott
displayed with the opening of the DOORS
There Is a matinee to-day, the play re-
manning the entire week. 3sS
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MEMPHIS STAKES.
Lady Ellison Wins at Mont.
gonerv by a Neck.
fnr AssI,cluinh pres.. !


Ii MENIPIIIS S, TENN, April sc. II. ELI
sons Lady Ellison won the Memphis
stakes at Montgomery Park to-day by Il
neck from Schorr's Nidala. Five favor
ties won. fst.5s l5 {s& .iasbs4,;
VI First "a four and u half furlongs-
kings Trophy e to 81 first Fox Hunting
Q5 to u second, Glooman Q5 to - third.
Time, :5S. jit3 "a, ~ 80 SO Il.
Second race--six furlongs-C Colonial Girl
p (6 10 81 first, Idle go tod second, Bay
Wood q to ~ third. Time. 1916 3-f. NO.
#& Third racc--nile and IA sixtecntll-Nlc-
Gee (evcn) first, Witful (even second,
Judge Ito ~ third. Time. 1:lo 1-2.
Il Fourth race-rthe Memphis stakes, five
furlongs-Lady Ellison Is to b first. Vi
dalt48 Ito ~ second. John Smulski y TO D.
third. Time. 1903.
Fifth race--six furlongs- tralinu e.
to y first, Benson Hurst Is to 81 second.
sTaxman Et2 to y third. Time, l:l6 S-ln
" Sixth race--one mlle-Faclal ~ l to 20)
first Volto e to y second. Easy Trade
Geo tic. u third. Time. 1:44. -. l...
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lfnl was under water. 1Iar bow had als
ready Disappeared and now the fore .ti
lsmast WIS sinking. could still sec tlie
coming tower Then the sriokestncks
disappeared. 1'tiet seemed TO fall through
ihc ,,inintnnst. Her after ttirret, With
|sits guns pointing skyWaitls quickly van.
Isi,cd: Ncn her stern, with the port
propeller still revolving. ! could see
figures desperately clutclilng al tho slip.
pery it'll aud tongues or Flames * last
explosion, and all was ever The lagship
was no more 5ll q j, g3 tE
,,t,onts from The torpedo boat 'tinstioNei'H
disa5tsr II was forty minutes past 4in
tlle morning. s
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IN Ute zuorla of Sports.

entire country, that the championship
ond to the annual Observation-Disclosures track
and field meet From New England and
the Southern States. from the Middle
West and the Far West, college and
school athletes viii Journey to this city
Gus events on4Franklin Field next Satnr
day. This meet brings together nearly
200 teams. and covers from Iowa City and
Madison. Wis, In n he " est, to the At
lantlcs Seaboard. and IS from Boston to
Chapel Hill N. C.--P Philadelphia Public
Ledger. ;.
The University OF Virginia VIM send a.
team to represent them in 4 he relay race
boys have taken part in an of the large
college track meets It car, hardly be ex-
pected that thewswlll win. but Captain
Shelton SAYS the boys Will give a good
account Of themselves. ri M a "a
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JAPs DO NOT PILLAGE.
Soldiers Treat People Well and
Pay for All Supplies They Get.
q Engagement Expected.
(By3Associated Press.)

SEOUL, April lS.--A dispatch from Ping
Yang, under yesterdays date, & received
here to-day. saysEthat the country IN tho
wake of The Japanese army is resuming
sits3normal conditions GThe majority OF
.stfle inhabitants left their homes before
the troops arrived, but are nows return
ing. They have learned that the Japanese
soldiers treat the people well. pay for
their supplies. and are under strict dis
ciplne. Several thousands coolies are
employed carrying rice to the front at
more than the customary wages. Alto
3BetherS the Japanese army is giving an ad :.
mirable exhibition of order and self-re-
.straint. There is no lootlng or robberies.
although the soldiers rations are limited
and the country is full OF cattle, poul-
try and other provisions, which could be
taken. An engagement with the enemy
IS not expected Immediately.
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ADMIRAL CAPPS
MAKES HIS REPORT
Damages to Missouri Confined
Mostly to Electric Motors III
Vicinity Of the Explosion.
\ (By Associated Press.)

Va WASHINGTON. ID. u, April lS-Rcar
Admiral Caps, chief constructor OF the
navy, who, While In Pensacola. made an
investigation OF the damages to the Mis-
souri,, has made II verbal report to Inc
Secretary of the Navy, which indicates
that the damages to that vessel us n re-
suit OF the recent explosion arc confined
almost wholly to the electric motors Ia
the vicinity Of the explosion; that the
wiring, panels, instruments, etc., in the
.turret proper will require renewal. and
that all motors will require oyerhaullng
as n result of damage either from fire
or water. The rammer OF the left hand
gun also Is seriously damaged; likewise
tho left hand ammunition ear and fit
Linss. The hull structure itself suffered
no material damage whatever. 1t is es-
timated that the cost OF repairs Will be
about $4,000.
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SUBMARINE BOATS.
Five Of Them Are Now Building
at ST. Petersburg and One
Shipped to Theatre Of War.
tBy Associated prcss.)

81 ST. PETERSBURG. April 1S.-The first
of five new submarine boats building at
st. Petersburg.ipnd forty wagon loads OF
ammunition..we dispatched to-day to
the theatre Of war. The submarine boat
which was sent off in sections is elliptical
1 in shape and fitted with an, improved
electrical apparatus for firing torpedos,
which it Is claimed experiments have
shown enormously Increased the offensive
power of torpcdocs.
In all there are fourteen submarine
boats planned or In course of construc-
ton at the navy works hero, and II lis
expected that all will be ready for dis
patch to the far East about the middle
of July. F# {5stl
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MONTREAL PLAYERS.
Three Of the Boys Have Been
Released to Other Leagues.

(Specia! to Tho Times ispatcli.)
Three members Of the Montreal bunch Of
players left yesterday-Secrist and Kris
Ky. pitcher and catcher, went to Sayan-
nah. and Coghlan. outfielder. went to
Nashua. OF ilF@ lew England League.
TIL. Montreal team Is about ready to
10 INTO the field for the championship
race. 5srs
Manager Asherton feels that his boys
are gong TO make IA fine showing
The team will be here another week.
Tic season opens on the 2sth with New
arlt 5{s fHssl3i 35jsi sli
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PETER PAUL DROPS
OUT {. !. | !. [. OF i THE / RACE
Spring Wins \ ,Arverncy Stakes.
Two Favorites Other
Races sTf,teres tii,p E3Ftit
Il1lTi v !. IL M 10. 81 a 30 gIT77
(By Assoclntcd ~ ess \

e gas (I3y$ Associated SPless) 4 ss3 tssy,l. X
NEW YURIN,$ April Z = s--.l'he Arverne
stakes, for ithree-S ear-olds, seven fur
longs, tho feature a0f the card 6tIt "A que
duct to-day, was Won by Spring; tlS IL to
/ shot. Peter Pau and 3Jacquin snladethe
running to the stretch. .wtien pei eli Paul,
the faNorlte quit. Spring closed strong
in the final cishth and won, driving, by
one and half lengths, Two fayorites
Won. Summaries q 35s s. ETF
First lace-selling, six furlongs-Ncp-
tunus (StogD first, b ellie of Belle Meade
(4O to a second, Wreath OF Ivy Is tog1)
third. Time. 1:l6 SO. zi.
Second .race-fouI fllrlongs Brush
Up g toFD Wrist, Chlysithis 6 10 y &sec-
ond, Peggy 90 e - third. lime, AS 2-5.
Third &race-selling, seven furlongs-4S s. :
Yer Days GO to ~ first. Belle OF liltord
q to ~ second, Cincinnatus QO to 1gthl.d.
Time 1:2S. az
Fourth race-tlle Arverne stakes, seven
MISUNDERSTANDING az To- ~ first, Glazialio
G to y SECOND, Joaquin co to y u third;
Time 1926 4-5. 5l5 II u i35 IN s & I.
Fifth races selling, four furlongs Ira !
motor. q ITO o first. lIomebred go to ~
second. Bert Osra GO toS:D third. Time,
/ :49. }ts6.z Id; s5-%s---- Il il
Sixth race handicap, six furlongs- San
Nicholas Ito 20 first, Sails q to . sec
ond, All old (even) third, Time. s15:lS
d N. y <
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Deaths Of Little PEOPLE.

Arthur Travers, infant son Of B. r.
and Blanche w. Johnson. LIED Sunday.
Tho funeral took place ut o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon from the residence, No.
sfl7 East Franklin Street.
John Dabney, infant son of John l..
and Carrie Stuart Pettus. died April 14tll,
at G:35 p. Nj aged twenty-one months.
The nterment was made at clifton
FD:Ee. fs,b "a q
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All Bids Rejected,

The City school Board last night re,
the proposed new chilnborazn school
building. hut they were all rejected be-
cause they We're in excess Of the appro-
priation for ths purpese. The committee
the specifications and receive new bids.
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Washington and Lee Tour.

fSr"n''' - Tho Tlmcs-Dlspatch)
} LEXINGTON: VA, April 1S,-Ihe base
ball team of Washington and Lee Uni
AROUND the Circle f Tes Mi WI spend ds tie
night IN Lynchburg, and Tuesday after
noon vii! play the University Of Virginia
at Charlottesville From Charlottesville
Where they wllEpay Columbian univer-
sty Thursday afternoon. They will SO TO
AnnapolIs Nd, aud plis s. Johns Col
States Naval Academy Saturday after
noon Sunday will DO spent in Washing
ton. and on Monday another game Will.
be played with the Columbian University.
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The Theatres.

d + I. & 4 4 i i l. 4
Percy Haswcll undoubtedly makes her
RIchmond Iii i'll the character OF tho
famous heroine Of Dumas Camille @
Her conception of u the part is widely
different from that OF some Of the more
famous actresses. She lends TO the char
actcr of the poor creature d delicate touch
Of refinement that u.s. ito say the least,
relishing. Miss Hhswell Y is powerful in
her portrayal OF the great emotiull-othnt
Of tile soul in the 1nire awakened to
love Of the pure and Aredeeming sort The
singular depth and iohness OF her voice L.
affords ller. q sple i'd 4 aid In her. work
great part in this spring stock engage
ment. t5$Il Il 4stt lSS n "a Ct
Before the playing. Of tile other mcln-
bers of the excellent company lis touched
on 1t Is well to say that the production
no bet ter or nlore3;tas teftilS scenic inrcsti-
t1lle has been Witnessed EillE the Academy.
The settings are handsome sin the en-
treme, and more than match the playing.
Dewitt. Jennings IS N 20 Werflll as the
that einincntly Its Ibis capabilities as an
actor. III 5Sijfg3 VT ~ Il 5i33 9Th
Mr.. Houston. who plays Armand, does
cxecllenuy. Ills youth, grace and hand-
some features make Armand the very
some features make II Armand the very
creature Camille, the Ewnnton, would have
loved at first sight. Edwin Evans and
Allen lNawcett have parts calling fol'
little, and yet3$tley make the most OF
them. a.f NV ;s55E X
Emma Latlrrop, a snes Everett and EN-
women. Miss Vaughan shows to advnn-
tage as Olympic. ltt 5d
The matnees this week will be Wednes-
day and Saturday, e6g. 555lIf{.Ei % i53E il.S
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Boston, 8; Washington, o,

BOSTON, MASS, April ls.---rhe cham-
pions inaugurated their homo season t O.
day by easily defeating Washington.
Scora: 95}s3 r., II. Il.
Boston ,....."......2 Q O1 O2O % 10 0
Batteries. Tnmnehill and Farrels, Will
son and Kittredsr, Time, 1:25' umpires,
Dwyer and Carpenter,
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Cleveland, 70; ST, Louis, d.

ST. LOUIS. MO- April 1S,-Cleyoand
day, a feature was SLajoie's terrific hit
ling, i
Score. H. II, ~,
81. I,ouis...,,....,o 20 40 90 19-4 IL o
Cleveland ..,.,...,2 Ol3211OQ -10 10 /
Batteries: Morgan and sugden; Bern
hard and Abbott, Time, l;2o Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance, l,NN
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STORY SIREN 9th ENED.
Reported That Admiral Makarof
Found Chinese Junk Will,
s5 Contact Mine OH Board.
lBv AgsocIated J,rcss5l

5H ST. PETERSBURG April 1S,--The cor
respondent Of the Associated Press learns
that about fortnight ago Vice-Adlniral
Makaroff photographed to the Emperor that
he had searched. a number Of suspicious
looking Chinese junks which We're hover
3ng about the entrance of one harbor and
found them loaded with vegetables, but
In the stern of one of them was contact
mine. This piece of information strength
ems the Japanese mine version.
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The Red Birds Win.

The Red Birds, of Church Hill, de-.
feated the Highland Paris boys 20, IN a fast
and interesting game on chestnut Iilll
Saturday. The score being ilxe 70 four
In favor of the Birds. phe feature OF The
game, was the good pitching of Meredith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Other Games Yesterday,

AT. Harrisburg, ya.--Y, Y, J., 10; Rich
At Annupsollis Navy. 81; ST, Johns Col
AT Al Ralcigh, ". CA. 8 NJ, Colleges;
Randolph Macon colleg e. Q,
All Charlotte n. C.w-Ioarldsdn College.
5; Clemson College, 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Heslen's Pets Min

lIeslap,s Pets defeated the Hanover
Streets SATURDAY In well PLAYED game,
The features of the games were the oltoh-
Ing ,Gf Collins and Tie batting Of Jacobs
for the PETS and the fielding or tho Pets
The sGOrn Mns 10 10 O I'm Ca Xor Of tie .I2nts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Will Cut Russian Cables

fCBy Associated Press0
+. PARTs,l April 1S.--A dispatch to the
"1'elnps.' from st. Petersburg says the
japanese arc preparing to cut the RUS
siati litle or communication along the
peninsula or 1tno T,ng at The same time
that they cross tho Yalu River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
DID NOT LAND TROOPS.
Japs Attempt to Land Forces on
Korean Bay Shore, But Were
Met With Heavy Fire.
(By Associated Prcss.)

tBy. Associated Prcss) 8
"a ST. PETERS13LIIaCi, April 1S.-An at
tempted landing by the japanese on the
shores Of Korea Bay, between Port Ar
thur and the Yalu River. April 18th, was
frustrated by the Russians. a Japanese
torpedo boat flotilla secuted tho shores
aof the bay, and it was received with
such heavy fire from land batteries6at
Taku. Shan, Ching, Tai, Use. Tchanhe and
BEDTIME that it retired Vice Admiral
9Togos flagship then recalled nine trans
ports. which We're on the way to land
troops. A squadron of ten warships
protecting tho transports withdrew with
them. Tho Russians haze 10000 troops
concentrated at Tnku sham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Chicago, q; Detroit, 2.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Il April ls,-Flahcrty
was In great form to-day. holding tho
visitors to u brace or runs and two hits.
Chicago hitS Mulln freely is
Score: lt ss3G ri r. II. T..
chicago o}o0511o.--s IA 2
Detroit ~. .,2 q 90 Q Q . Q O-2 %
lin and Buelow. Time, l;D, umpires.
King and OI.oughlin, Attendance, IL
ZOO
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TELL. ME WHO NEEDS HELP
al-glH4 f.Ini n ilnEf M Il ~ . Ill

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Mild cases not chrohic are often cured with
one or two bottles / AT druggists. Sst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Where They Play To-day.
Standing Of the Clubs.>
Philadelphia, s.; New York, s

Philadelphia, S.; New York, s.
NEW YORK, April 1S.--The New York
Americans experienced their third
straight defeat Of the. season to-day,
score: r. II. II.
Philadelphia ...,...1 Il q 90 o3 % u 3
New Iork.... $50 o 900 0001-1 7 L
Batteries: Bender and Schrec''eneast;.
Chcsbro and N1cG ulre. Time, 1:.J Um-
prc, Connolly. Attendance, Biz.