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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
MAXIM GORKY is
A .REv0LUT|0h|sT.
Russian Government Says Wo-
3 man With Him is Not
His Wife.
NV a ssocintct, 1,rrss.)

81. pl5rERSBURG. April 10. ~ Maxim
Gorkys reception in tho United states
Is giving Tie Russian government coii-
siderable concern a. high official here
to- day made the following statement
f."1n listening TO- Gorly, the American
people should understand that he IS not
a liberal nor n rcforincr but a revolt
Zionist, plrc aid simple. He is certainly
writer nt talent. perhaps even genius,
and mitch that he says regarding tue
cord tions III Russia doubtless is true;
but Il should be made clear thu his oh.
jcct IS not reform, but revolutions Nine.
Andreiva, who accompanies him. Is not
Ills wife. She also Is n revuuIonlst, ana
NJ. Morosoff one Of MoFcow's merchant
princes, gave her sl,5oo,0o0 for the revo-
lntionarv cause. When tic government
last summer secured proof OF this 1nct.
lie was given tweilty-fo,ir hours to leaVc
Russia or stand trial hcrc. lie lcd TO
Paris, where lie committed suicide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
NEGRO SHOT DEAD
BY GIRL s ESCORT

surday nights mob. that the county pros
ec,ltor has promised to iss'ic warrants
during the day. and tho best citizens nave
tecried the triple lynching. tho streets To-
day were full Of people WHO, approve the
work Of the mob and who curse al ne
proes and advise that the negroes be
run out Of town. Danger OF mob violence
is not past. Hundreds Of men OPEN!
curse and jeer the soldiers. ilundrcds OF
men boldly utter the threat that II ar,
rests arc made the people Will arise ana
rescue the men and drive tho miiltit', as
well as the negroes, from the CITY,
Everywhere this threat Is heard:
"Thls town Is too small for negroes
and whites to live In One or 'he I
other must co.
An incident showing the trend of the
feeling took place here to- day, near me
courthouse, where hundreds OF people
were gathered, walking aimlessly about.
a negro, leaning against the courthouse
with the troops near by, made the re-
mark In a swngger manner:
Give the colored men the guns ana
we'll show YOU.
white men threatened TO close in on
the negro, but officers hustled him away
to jail. In another minute apparently,
he would have been trampled to death.
Conservative citizens. knowing how
deep seated Is the feeling here toward
the negroes, fear tina some trivial incl
dent may at any time start bloody riot.
(By Associated Press)
JEFFERSON z CITY, NO., April H.
Govern0. Folk to-day issued Instructions
to Adjutnnt- General De Almond to direct
General Clark. In command of the State
militia now in Springfield. to arrest the
leaders of the mob Of Saturday night.
md In
with troops for protection. The Governor
stated that the militia will be kept IN
Springfield until quiet and order Is re-
stored and until danger of injury to
persons and property Is averted.
Governor Folk to-day offered a reward
OF $500 for information leading to the
arrest and conviction Of any member Of
the Springfield mob. f.s.g
Assistant Acknowledgement John Ken
nish left for Springfield to-day by direc-
ton OF the Governor to assist In 'investi-
eating the lynching
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
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kifhen you can get n full-sized box lro,n
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box cures
II the druggist tries To Soll you some
thing JUS good, IL is because he makes
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Insist on having what yOll call for,
The cure begins AZ once and continues
rapldiS unll 4 Is complete and rcrnn-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Very Little Information Regard
Ing Accident OH l<earsargc IS
Obtailiablc.
CONNECTION AN ACCIDENT
Two Officers and Five Men Were
# Killed BY the En-
plosion
INV Associated Prose-

4. GUANTANAMO, CUBA, April ID
board Of inquiry to-day began an ,nVes-
stigttlon of the cause of the explosion on
board the batileshp kearsargc last frl-
day, which resulted in the death OF TWO
officers ana i've men.
( Very little information regaldihg the
accident is obtainablc The explosion,
Il appears. took place in the forward
turrct OF tho battleship while q charge
was being rnnmcd into the breech OF q
.1a-inch gun. While this wasbeing done, 1t
Mas further asserted. connection was &C
cdentally made with the electric firing
apparatus and the explosion occurred.
lieutenant John NJ. Hudgins. one Of the
two officers Killed. was In charge of the
firing party, and Lieutenant Joseph ".
Graeme. who succtmbel TO his Injuries
April 14th, was attached TO the armorcd
cruiser Maryland, and was acting as UNI
,,ire. He was taken on board the Mary
land and died there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
5s SHIPPED WRONG BODY.
Mistake Which Caused Joy to One
Family and Sorrow in Another.
Especial to.ir;le T!mes-Dispatc

Especial tolirAG T!meS-Dispatch)
ROANOKE; Va. Aftiil ia story OF
grief turned 70 Joy as the resul, Of dis
5cnrcry upon opening a coffin supposed TO
contain the remains Of kinsman was re-
ceived here to-day. Several days ago Il
young man named T. G.. Hunt was Killed
by q train a Basic city Complete identi-
tica,ion was not made, but the corpse Was
believed to be that OF r. O. Hunt, of
Franklin cor>,y, and tho family OF the
latter We're notified tina; the body was
SHIPPED 10 G. l.. Hunt al Rocky Mount.
The :rlatiNes Of I, o. !innt. in mourning.
assembled a. country church to pay
their last respects 10 their dead kinsman-
When the caSket WIS npctad at the fu-
neral for last look upon the face II WIS
found that II was not that Of Il. o. Hunt,
and a hurried Investigation led TO the
discovery that the corpse was that of r.,
q, Hunt, whose home was AT PittsviIe.
FittsylYanIa county. The remains were
then lorwagdcd TO the family Of y. G..
Hunt, twenty-five miles distant. whore
they arrived without previous warning.
Botn families had an absent member,
and the difference Of one letter in The
initial was responsible for the mistake.
\ Roanoke lady who is a cousin OF Il.
Q. Hunt and who went to Franklin county
to attend the funeral, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
.DEcL ARE SHAW S PLAN !:
WILL RUIN BUSINESS
Private Banking House in Wash
;ngton Much Concerned
Over Matter
lBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 16-Sccretary
Shaw's plan TO allow national banks
to forcstal the arrival OF their gold inn
Forts by the withdrawal of It's equivalent
In cash from the United States sub
treasury, upon the deposit therein OF
londs as security, vas much discussed
IN the financial district to-day Some Of
the private banking houses which deal
IN foreign exchange and whichhavc been
accustomed 10 import gold, declared that
SO long as the sccretary's plan remained
in operation they will, be unable to make
any further mportalions as they have
not the same facilities as national banks
Tor carrying large blocks of bonds TO
offer as security. Their business, they
asserted. VIII he ruined under this plan.
Secretary Shaw was In New York to-
day and conferred with several prominent
bankers concerning financial conditions,
Ills visitors included james Spcyer,
james r. woodward, president OF the
Hanover National Bunk, and james A.
''lnir' Of The lankjnE house OF I'Eir &
60.
The National l}nr}S of Commerce has en-
faRed S,o7NN IN gold IN London under
tho Silaw plan, and the Hanover National
Bank, s2.o0l}0ro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
.VESuv|Us NOW QUIET;
DANGER SEEMS OVER We.
Ashes Have Almost Ceased to
Fall-Bodies Still Being
Exhu1ned n n
(By Associated Press.)

NAPLES, April l6.-The condition Of
Mount Vcsuvua Is unchanged to-day. The
volcano is still surrounded by thick
cloud of smoke. but ashes have almost
Guiding passengers of tile White Star
Line steamer Crctic, and the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Barbarossa, visited
the Vcsuvius region during the day. The
vent some OF them from going further up
to the observatory. saying that It was not
safe. Professor Mattcucci to-day said
that while danger appeared ,.n-bc over.
would not be re-cstablshcd for several
weeks. ~
Bodies are still being cXhumcd from the
ruins at Ottajaao and San Giuseppe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17

y. ), II (. y. u y { II
FIJI says$ofs two weeks With her aunt
Nlrs. j.. Il. Milburn. of, Wood Street
a Mrs willie Chcnault had as her guest
during tho past week Mrs. Estcllc Dayen'&
port ANA 1liltlc son. Harry OF New Kent
county. ISL Sa
Mrs Ada Allen Is very much improved
at htr&h home, ntter9h very serious opci'i'
lion several weeks ago.
Il Mrs. a'oiIl England, OF the Pike VINO
has been indisposed FOR, severn ! days. IS
sublG to be out again. ,oo,,
spcndiag, the winter With relatives ~
Washing tom. has returned to herr nome
here oil thc pike. ,
\ Miss ;.Iosic Keplar8 and her bro ,.I,.,,
Mrs. r. r. LOOK, Of 4''''-
MIS- Miss MAY Gentry has returned 70 ! her sn,
home hcroSnf telf 9 visit 70 irlch"s Il ~"
h Mrs: s Susie Meton who has hScn 50
very ll9HfShcr homo here. still remains
about tho same. so l. l53tE u I,.,,,,
Mrs Inns rs ejon ssnt hq s1ny
on Wq Sidnd str near Patersburg
Mrs. lillian owens lNns .returnou, a,,or
snending some lime. with her COUSIN. MIS-
Mlnsoll, ,orSthis vicinity, ), 49,,
Mrs. Acres Of ne hoW'i ros Washnrion
'' Nh 70 and Mrs It, M, IIughcs arc visiting
Trriends md relatives II. lc!Myilnlla county,.
Ns + Tayo,r q a Wooa acy S.reo sne Il
somewhat improved, &nt M Y severe Spe'
On Phi Y ~ t sIRtic Crew and her cousin Mss
\Vnde. will lleuNc Monday. for AsnlhnI
wsh ,,nr', they will speed the week week WIN
Ms. MIS- Edgar Glenn aid little lang ar,,'
1ort during the week tns,isit Ms. Glenn's
mother and sister OF Fords, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
.V|RGI| IN ENTERED
INTO BIC BOSTON SHOW.
.,,ac,,, i .,r,hc zine -DIspntch.)

(EpeCIul 10 IL Ilc - IiIl'-.'
aBOSTON. MASS april 6.--Over l,ouo
entries have been made for tho Boston
Horse Show. which opened tllls afternoon y
With Reginald Vanderbilt lHben Dora'l
and Judge William IT. Moore tho great
rivals In many classes. p NJ, walker,
Of Broad Rim, Va.. las entered ,h ne brown
gedlng Eclipse and bay geldlng INC
Warrior, for the green hunters, class,
heavy weight iup&to 100 pounds and
III the greet, hunters class, 1Co Ipon1,,ds
z hounds, he hus Joe Cockriil lie mas mas
Eclipse, entered Iii. the class for hunters,
belonging to- some recognized hunt cluo'
ridden BY the owner
H. wv. Dixie, Marshall. Na.i mas the puS
geldng Grand Marshal, 10 the snddse
horse class. carrying 200 pounds, Wander
'bilt prize; Jubilunt, CARRYING 175 pounds.
Jordan prize; Sweet Wine, CARRYING lO
pounds; ,S,d in the ladies' saddle class
,Iubant. ladies' saddle class, ridden ~
ladies. Thomas prize: Sweet Wine for
Hayden prize. lady amateurs 10 riue'.
and Sweet Wine, in saddle horses neyc: ,
winning firsts. Jubilant is also entered g
as q road hack, and Sweet Wine and
Jubant In thoroughbred classes; Sweet
Wine and Jubiant III saddle tandems.
and all the above in the jumping ana
Corinthian class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
, ,r,on,,s ncrc Inns returned to r5homc

Ia friends here, iRs returned to her. home
in Norfolk.
Mr.. Fleming Christian has returned lN' 9
after a years absence from home. traN-.
cling through tic South.
Miss Ada Goodloc has returned 70 llcr
homo In rVerdon after plea sahtIVi -
10 the Misses CHM, of North Avenue:
Mr., n. ca. Ware has returned to MS
Name ~ North avenue from3'n business
trip to Salisbury.
Mr.. ..andT Mrs. Houston Faregh. who
have been spending the winter ut the
yhomeEof Mrs w, *. Baches on Lamp
Avenue. have left for their nome ~
louisville Ky. II ], I. IN. }. Y,
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, o. #Mohteir 20
Avenue, has bought the handsome resi-
dcnccQof Mrs. iIclen-f lrttoS,.s o. III ~
IN Mrs.i.lI. S, Cassclmall has returned to
t,or homo OH Lamb Avenue from pleas
MT Mr, K ely sRoono has returned from "a
so,,t horn business trip, nnd IS now stay
~, tho homo of his sister. Mrs,aD.J.J
fC (; lf,,af OF lamb Avenue,
!, MI. Fred Norris and family OF Lamp
yvoni,e. Ehhuyc lert9tfor $4Ihree itlVetS'.
Mich. whore they ~ make lhe'r ' non
& In the future. 49,, ~
Mrs.s a ~. Payne who has been Stop
Ming with friends In Fnrmvlle Is now
VISITING it her daughter Mrs Jack Wilson, 'i
of Miller Avenue. + h Z,
: nIr.s.r Il. Rowe. principal of tho 10
mnloi Seminary at Bnena Vista, who nus
been visiting tic Rev w. F. iiaynes' o.
Bart OH venue, has returned nome
Mrs! u. Blollnt who has been ,ylsl1llls
Mrs. .Ton,pkins,5 Of 'arnounnt,{ has re- !.
turned TO her.holr'o, !. u, i, !, ~, u
Mh.and Mrs Harry, Of ealltoF'l'a' are
visiting friends here, go, !,
Mrs. l., S. Beck has returned rom q
visit to- herifathen MT Joseph Jp'''s'
Aessrs, JOSEPH, Hoffman and John
swurtwont arc having four houses p'ilt,
Mr. iIoffman's on Virginia Avenue anu
md Mr. swartwpnts on forksstreet''.,l .
Mir and Mrs. Lawrence summers, Wno
has been visiting relatives y lNlltl, 1n,,.,
~, nc rot,lrnea to tner home on Mll1r
a d " a. it, "a I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
News Of
The Suburbs.
FULTON NEWS.

ASs sssIs y a ia q ps ef Mr. NJ.
PSs H1o Wghtrc sho de AZ ~ obe
/ ton several weeks ago. she is getting
along nicely. a +, Il.
NJ ,s s yansia Yg n wd hSrt u sos s
s stns' Is S eDe u bc about viii tho aid
o 'aw e q RS e ns 6 sSsYsG
ana cnlysston s,sa,Mshp c sarlsnrSa ,ron,
4t Mrs. h sGn da naGei" Mrs ri Oil
Nicholson street. \, 4 ~, !, /. !, B -,
h6 Mrs' o Tonn, or Street. wv a
~. a. L; 8 13rIsn MANAGE ger. Of the the
''S Miss NJ Mary solnri, Vito WIS operated o. i,
al 1.-THE Virginia Hospital is getting along ''tl
Miss ss ao # ar orry io{ 9f NeY zef
Charlcs Sherry, on state ,, Street ,a t.or ycrv
sick at her home on CRANE y IN street 3
ding Of Miss Gertrude. Ncugle To- Mr.;
i' lake pn nss'in the Moine Of Tie BRIDE. No
:yi7 Nicholson street, Wednesday, mornlng,
April 1Sth at 1880 o'clock Miss N en-, s
Ia the DlcltN ana u
Of Mr. and Mrs. James w NcnEle oE
Nicholson street. Mr. Ramsey II p 2ypnrc
ncnt business maj, OF DanYli, ie,,, ! ."l'cio
M Mrs. VII CHARLES les Aacho has rccovcfed from
hcr]recent spell Of sickness. = ". i ,,,s.
Rudolpl, Gill, OF Newport News. rs .. visIS
sitjng friends here. Mr. Gill has returnsu
from an extended Southern nId ~ W fatIInE
hrnithi':fIe is much improved.
Harry Rr'gh,swe1i ao wac sho2er wds w aesas
dentely shot n t hcen IL lis Isl old home
Hinton. ~. Va. has returned T., TO- FUTON '
Tho wound Is healing very n!cely !. ,.orv
Nrn,. Blair, Of Nicholson stree 'l'e . - -
sick. fi5@,, ,hc "
7. is visiting ~ hl ~ pare''s' : -
'G Mrs NC 6. 5. DAYS quite sick at her
ho n1is. o n,isv A,cI;Wci. of petersburg, Is
visiting her friend. Miss ruth Welsu g
Mrs. Margaret Grogan ls h1s a,,esln ma
Strcrt trcnOtl elcu 49, FSiift z5 sG IA. Il. Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Services.
BY Associated Press.)

WASH1NGTON, D. c.. April 16.-Ihe
following cablegram, received ut the
Navy Department this afternoon from
,Rear-Admiral Brownson. commanding tho
arnored cruiser squadron, dated Cal,nan-
srra. Guantanamo Bay:
Impressive services were held this ar
ternoon over the bodies of Lieutenant
1Iudgins and the following enlisted men
OF the Kearsargc: Jules a.. Rooster. An
ton c. Thorson. Theodore Naegy. Ellis
N. .Athey. Peter Norbcrg
'11udgins and Gracmcs remains pre-
pared and arc now aboard the Maryland.
Enlisted men we're inferred in the naval
cemetery. No change in the condition Of
the injured men. The Kearsarge wiD
turn to the range and finish target
practice when the condition of the mNl
permits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Hll HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Mr.. ana Mrs Ro,ert Osburn, Mr&and
Mrs. Van Fleet ana son, Robert Law
renee Van Fleet. accompanied by MISS
Helen Francke, left Richmond on we'd
nesday evening for their homes IN New
York. after having spent tho winter anu
early spring In North Carolina ana VIZ
gln,a. Miss Francke will spend several
months with them
Miss Annie limerick. Of Liberty Hal,
is slowly convalescing from her. i.i recent
Illness. :,si:ts5 IA y.ls,
tfAfr, and Mrs. Learned. of GaIr{flNer,
Mass.,1 are guests Of AR. and Mrs lanes
.4DudlcY.fat Sunset cottage. Us
i Mr.. McKenny and family, OF Roanoke,
Va, have moved in the llarker nome on
the Main Street of tho village.
Mr.. Waterman u. Smith. OF .Bnttaio, 1, ~ :
Wis spending tile Easter. holidays VIII
ahis erandparcnts Mr.. and Mrs. Water
man AZ. Cistcrley Of ben Lomond.'
Miss Clara u. swartz, Of Buffalo. =. y,
ia the guest OF Mr. and NN. NJ. Citcrlcy.
for the Easter holidays. Y
e Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. clterley. q
5"Ben 1omand - with their guests, MISS y! :
sw5:anrtz and Mr. Smith. Of RunHlo, =:
s, m spent Thursday In 19ctcrsb,lis...sss
Mr.. Fred Walker. Of Richmond. IS INC
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.tJ. ~. Dudley, Tor
this week. $s
Mr.. Arthur Rich, head clerk in,sMlrr.
Reads department store IN the village &C.
Is back at his post Of duty, after q severe
illness OF several weeks duration.
Mr. w. n. johnson Is detained at home
BY sickness. ,
a Mr.. c. S. Hollis is at present IN North
Carolina looking after tho business In
terest OF the firm with which nc Is con-
nected.
fT.ittlc Villa Alaudc Collins is out again
after a weeks illness. ~ = /
B.stiE 5. tssi ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
SEVEN PINES

Mr., West IS somewhat improved from
his rheumatic trouble Of the mas winter,
sIrs. Bottoms and daughters visited IN
Rlnhmord tho first nf tho werc
Roll Og honor, for Seven Pines scncnl'
Primary Emmett Bottoms finVi
Clarke, F1die3 firi"es. chnrlle Houston,
Ernest Miller Joe TAYLOR. Charlie raYlor.
Raymond West. Thomas Jordon, Ethel
Clarke. Cnrinne C'lham, Pauline Stinge,
En,,lia Stincle, Hazel 'ril'er.
!, Grammar Grades -Virgie Bottoms, Ne.s
tie Bottoms. Josie Pollard, Hazel Reid,
Lorraine T'ler, Carr'e W'"9ht. sam 1ny-
Tor, Fred Werner, Floyd Wyman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
.EX-TREASURER !
|NDICTED:|0.B||'Y
(ey 4 ssocIalel l'ress.)

BUFFALO. N. y.&Apr'l lS'--FSrfc r =.
Murray, recently appointed collector OF
the port OF Buffalo mid former treasurer
OF 15rld county, was today Indicted by mo
grand Jury on 4, charge sttstcal'hs ron =
Tho county of erie sums assrega'i' J
sas.s7o and receiving stoicn5} properly ~
d Hike afpunt. IN ALL, seve}tre, 'n ,......
,ncnts were handed II pyl the srahu , ,uIS, !,
which has been inyesusa'lns allesea
graftlng III accommodation With thc 1'Mrcnaso
byat the county or Nprtli Street s,clnetely
as Il site for tho sixty-iit,h nes ''.e, -,
,arinory. Murray was arfaisilie" '1 a. =
blended not guilty. 81
Postmaster Fred Greiner also pieadet'
not guilty on n chargtfof bribery ~ con- !.
ncction with tho graveyard, scandals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
To Remove Freckles and
Pinples iii Ten Days.

NADtNOL Is d new discovery, sold under a positive
tuatantee and money refunded IL every case where tails
" remove ittekes plmpe, litcfspots, snah, ssliow.
Al the sktn. no matter Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases Ii 10 days snd The worst Ia Is 10 20 days
Ailef these defects are removed the skin will 10 clear,
healthy and beautiful No possible harm can result from
its use As regards OUT reputation and abi 10 comply
with our Agreements We relief 10 The Commercial Bank
and Bank Of iienry Paris. Tenn, Of any county official
AK your druggist Tor NADNOLA II he hasa IL send US
so.eent money order and we will send YOU 4 5o.eent
package Of KADN0LA by mali II Il falls 10 do all We
claim, ior H. notify Us and we viii promptly return youf
money. Address NATIONAL TOILET co.. Paris Tens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
PASSENGER TRAIN
WRECKED; 0N] DEAD EAT
(RY Associated Press.)

. "a CONCENTRATE, ONO. April ia
southbound passenger train on the \ -ouls :
vile and Nashville Railroad was partly
wrecked at Verona Station Ky, this at-
ternoon. Engineer John Grady, OF Louis
vile, Ky, was killed, and Fireman H.. +.
Dunaway, of Covington, ny, was seri-
ouslv injured. None of the passengers
we're Injured Tho engine was overturned
and the express and mall cars and snlok--,
ing car were thrown from the track.
Spreading OF the rails Is said to have been
the cause OF tho accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
BLOODY FIRST
4 MAKES M accord
CONTINUED from First PhEe.)

"a 4
gan made the arrest. Both White and
Randolph were locked up at the Second
Station.
Twenty-Five DRINKS.
Twenty-Five DRINKS were registered at
tie sans p,ollte healdu 5sssf,
Things wcrc much livoierLat ne
"Bloodv ullrstrf and GpptnrnliJ W w lf
tho man Of blood and iron, and his corr
pctcnt sergonnts, lkerse ;tnd Kraft I 70,
a1 they could 40 to keep.tabs on tho
continual stream of black offenders
against tia pcnce aud dignity of the
Commonwealth.
John Young, a burly, notwithstanding
negro, was shot In tho shoulder BY Mar"
tia Anne Taylor. of Seventeenth Street.
society. Martha was jailed at The FIRST
station She kept the air circulating
freely with cpthcts and she danced inc
can-can in the cell.
DR.. thurman treated Young. but could
not last night locate the ball, which Is
lodged somewhere, IN the muscles Of the
mans upper .arns - st i
Italian Badly Cut 4
Troy Carol, IN Italian. was treated
about midnight at tho First for nasty
cut across the face, over the nose and
into both eyes. Troy said It was pure
accident, as he had fallen over. glass,
which reacted on his expression. and made
1t red Blood poured from the multiple
wounds profusey, and DR.. THURMAN was
some time in getting the man In normal
condition. Troy left the station with
lightened heart.
Aleck Morris thought It was the Fourth
of july and took downlhts grand fathers
army musket, With wh,cfss ,hes began to
raise Il rump,,s.; Eddie Fry got Tho bullet.
1t took him through the arm and passed
downwards into the chest. Fry was
taken to the City Hospital. The wound
may prove fatal Both persons are col
orcd.
Archer Nixon cut William &. Taiiaferro
about the head last night at the corner
of Fifteenth and Franklin Streets. Or.
thurman sewcd up three cuts on the
scalp, ranging from two to -FOUR lncnes.
Eighteen stitches were taken in the Sits
Taljafcrro blcd freely and it took valiant
work to make him whole man again,
minus a pint of red blood.
+ Receives Serious Jabs.
Walter Green, n negro, got some Sc
rious labs with a big casing knife on
Denny Street in Fulton last night. one
went santing down towards the heart
and through the lungs l t is said that
when The negro brcathcd, one could hear
Tho nrusll OF the air. He was treated
ond taken to his home at No. 37l2 Lester
Street.
4 negro named James Morton was cut
across the arm near the elbow at First
and Byrd Streets last night and almost
plcd TO death before the arrival Of the
ambulancc.
Alberta Randolph was cut on the chest
and five stitches were taken to glue the
pieces together again. Dinah Lacy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Attack ConstabularY.

fI3y Associated Prose-
MANILA, April little hcailaar,crs
Of thu Philippine ronslabuary nj Maolos.
Island OF l.u2on, we're attacked several
days ago lly band ot !adrones. Three
native members Of the coustpbuary und
ono adrone weie killed, The affair
creates no alarm Aeye,