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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Stegar-Crowder.

N, Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,)
sTODDERT. CUMBERLAND CO..
8vA.,|April 4.-The marriagctof Miss Mat
tie Powers Crowdcr to Mr.. Matthew Ste
gar took place at Centenary Church yes
terday at high noon. The church was
beautifully decorated In evergreens ana
dafrodils. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr. DcBerry, of the Methodist
Church. assisted by Rev, Mr.. Davis, OF
the Presbyterian Church,
Tho ushers were Messrs. Thomas p,
Scott. Henderson Johnson, Ben Watkins,
Edmond Garnet, Anderson Logon and
Eddie Garnett.
THE bride wore going-away gown OF
gray broadcloth, with hat and gloves to
match, and her maid OF honor, Miss
Halle Crowder. wore white organdy and
lace. Tho best man was Mr.. Sidney AM
dersnn.
The wedding presents were numerous
and handsome Mr., and Mrs. stegar
will spend part Of thelr honeymoon in
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
FOR PARAMOUNT
Young Ladies of Worlan's Col
lege to Render Programme.

The prepa ratory department Of the Wo-
mans College. assisted b. number OF
the students OF the college, will give an
entertainment In the lecture-room OF the
Fairmount Baptist Church tomorrow
night, April 9Th. at $50, for the benentSof
Tho programme is rs follows: japanese
Fan Drill, by nfscen girls: Violin Solo.
Ia CinuuHintaine.'' Miss Rachel bill
koff; Dialogue, .'Thc n Quarrel. Misses
oI ,n Psi!,e lpreGs WSkeT p Iaae
Scott Recitation %Good Mann :E;,
of Hope.1lsasby Miss Grace Mckee; Recitii-
ton, Seasons" by four girls. Mi liz !,
LAM Louise Andrews; a play. Sarah
Crew, "lsln five acts. dramatic personae.
sarah Grew, Josie chnm ,T,,,. M liz
Cent? enan, Bessie Hegse; lnvald BE Gen N
Solo. Miss Evelyn Martini; Recitation,
Conversation Over the Phone" by Miss
Ada Brown; Pantomine. star spangled
Courtney, Rcna Fisher, Mary Diggs,'
Kathleen Parrish. Bessie Hogge, Grace
Mckee. Marie Sha fer rs isss KS H4ftfl I'll +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Three-Mile Relay Race.

A three milo relay race will be con-
tested mt Reservoir Park Friday night.
betwen two teams, headed by Captains
Taylor and Brent respectively. The
same teams raced last Friday night. and
Captain Brent came In slightly ahead,
but the losers challenged tho decision or
the grounds OF an unfair start.
a good race Is certain, for both teams
have got thcr mettlo up and NIL night
to the last inch Tho pistol will SGT the
men off their marks at 9 o'clock sharp.
This race will probably be followed by
mile race for all those who aspire 10
make tho relay teams.
The relay teams Will line up as fol-
lows: Captain John +, Brent, H. W. Pol
lard, Tom l'lgg and G, l.. locker; Cap
tain Alec Taylor, Eddie Harley, Willie
Vaughan and W. b. Newberry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
over 100 lives LOST
IN RECENT HURRICANE
Great Loss Of Life in Tahita and
the Neighboring Islands.
Buildings Wrecked.
(By Associated Press.)

April 4.-The steamer
Mona, which arrived here to-day re-
ports that 12l persons were drowned
during the hurricane which recently
swept over Tahita and the neighboring
Islands. $ q 35
Before the wind torn broke over Pa
peete. the sea rose STEADILY after high
tide toSs twenty feet S5S above the normal
mark and by 10 clock on the night Of
February It'll, was Wreckng; the wooden
building and splashtrg between the
Anrerl can and the Bri tish consulates. The
wind blew In brief hurriance blasts every
fewSsminutes tea ring urSs trees and send
:iiiE roofs Hying 81 lrouEhsthe air.
HI Signals for assistnnco were seen In Pa
peete from Lei bloc. a white, resident OF
Moluu Island. BIZ twas impossible to rem
der amy help until nasroning when TN. me
the top OF cocoanut palm. wither 1t Ihud
been washed.
Fears are entertained for the safety OF
the. schooner Emeo, with seven persons
on board. ID w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Brief Items From Everywhere

pretty In d SILK Ahirt.~alst and want
"a a ring. too. 50 when snw them In
Miss Meibo,irne's room ! Just couldn't
help taking them"
T'earfuliy Elsie starr. pretty chorus
girl OF sixteen years made this admits
Rton iii Special Sessions Court yesterday,
when she was accused of stealing from
the rooms Of Carrie hfelbo,rhc, All ac-
trcss, at No. AZ West lTwenty.scventh
street. SHE was sent back to the Toinb:,
as The matron hopes 10 have the girls
uncle, who lives IN brooklyn Hill, Il. II
take her to Ills home.
YORK. EA.-Afiss 13cssic May. tho
fo,irteen-ycnr-oid daughter Of William O.
l1yder, OF this city, and Howard Wiles,
an employs Of tho Northern Central
Railway. who Is twenty seven years old,
eloped yesterday to Baltimore, where
they were married.
WARRINGTON. .. c.-Thc President
recognized Senator Allecs reorganization
to-day when he appointed Caleb Rodney
Layton as auditor for the State and
other departments. 4l is n position pay
Ing several thousand dollars and will be
q very ma terial consolation for not land
Ing the collectorship In the Delaware
Maryland district. at
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Tho love and ar
lection which, Il married woman should
bear her husband have been unlawfully
gained BY blind musician. according TO
b suit brought BY Alfred Schones, ganst
Harry w. WEIGH, n famous blind pianist,
to recover 10000 for alternating the affcc-
lions OF Mrs. Schoa les M
4 B.. j "
. W1LKEsBARRE PA.-Thomas BON
ham, the smallest constable in the state,
being only three and one-half feet tall,
rendered his resignation to the court to-
day, but Judge Wheaton would not nc-
ccpt It until his SUCCESSOR was named.
& FRANIiFrOnr. KY.-smilng bravely
even as the doors Of the great prison
were closed on her. husband, the alleged
murderer Of William GoeBel, Mrs. James
b. Howard turned away sure that soon
the man to whom, she has stood true in
the greatest of adversely would be par
t1oned. Howard was delivered here this
morning from the jail at Louisville, where
no has been pending the decision of the
United States Supreme Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Invest 5so5 s57 s2,5s7 ,os7 s2,25s.as's;
HOPPE ON WAR PATH
Billiard Champion Wants $500
for Playing in Tournament N
=. l2 fcnocioI n 'Jhe Times. DiSDat Ch.) stJ8s


"A NEW YORK, April .-E xhorbitant and 5s
wholly unusual demands made by the
management OF Willie Hoppe have precl-5549
plated a condition in billiard a fair sull IL
like any which has ever existed In hsEs
history of the sport, prior t Q a big tour
nnment IKE III. ri s ity$ Sit M IN
TWO Representatives Of the iBrunsW,ick- AS
Bake Company wcrol invited to pay d ass$
visit to the father of tile billiard 3chaln-s
plon at his new academy, In Thirtleth8
Street. When they appeared, Hoppe, SIR
said to them;
what do you expect to do for q Willie 1Ia
in the tournament next week
@''What do you mean 2" asked ono BOfS s.
tho representatives OF the conlpa ny S5$ S
E"Why. how about the financial arrange
mcnts?" continued the elder Hoppe. MIN
"Wilio goes In on just$the Same basis V
as every other player was the roply.s@8
"and + he wins gets just as much out$ofS9
It as any other player who Is success
ful' AZ VI e n
f.'No much. replied Hoppe, Willie
gets 81, 900 for playing in.the tournament
or he does not go in, I intend that he "
shall make Just as much out Of 1t ms Il
any other player" 81 Ss s;i.s3 8s
"Well, he does. was the emphatic re-.ss
Joinder. & VI III u
"How about Cure . said Hoppe, sr,}$s a
lie plays on exactly the same terms AS
Scafcr,' was the reply,{a''or$ us $Slosson,s5
or as any other man"
Flo gets paid for coming. doesn' t he! 80
insisted tho head of the Hoppe family
&"Only his expenses" was the answer
"and yYillie's contract with us. calls for
expenses when he eIes the city, but a t3;
doesn't provide for expenses In New
York; 5 ;is$
Then Willie, does not get IS, sail
Hopes father. # Il NJ
"No.' was the emphatic reply.
'"Chen he does not play IN the tournn. &
ment, !" said Hoppe. IL $sS
To-day the players who are to compete B
next week for tho championship of@the (
world met at the offices Of the Bruns'saS
wlck-lsalke people TO arrange the prc,24
llnlinares. All were represented In per-8s
son. or by someone competent to agree S5
to the details, except Hoppe
1T would be manifestly unfair said vi
ono of tho veterans of the city, FOR SIX
players to struggle hard through tWG "
weeks to settle tho question OF the chanl.s
pIonshIp, only to have Hoppe come alons
inter the tournament la all over, chal-Bf5t
lengc tho winner and by defeating HIM
alone win the championship, which cost $S
the other man victories over Ave- 81. s
ponents. For the sake OF sportsman 49,
ship and for the sake Of his son s wel-s
fare, the father of Hoppe should be ms
duced ia appreciate that lie Is material @
lnjuring the boys future by trying tasS
make an outside arrangement with thdss
brunswick Bake people when the chalrsS5
pionshp OF the worlds Is at stake f5iSEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

NEW YORK, NJ. Y.-denevievc y.
Sanchez, seventeen years OF nge. married,
and WHO recently has been working as n
waitress nj Twefty-nftll street and First
Avenue. attempted her life early yester-
day by taking poiso,, at her room, no.
los West Forty-stxth street. She was
taken to Roosevelt Hospital The doctors
say She will probably die.
BALTIMORE, MD. - BECAUSE she
thought her husband showed moro
affection FOR tlclr elnven.ycar-old danEii-
ter Eliza than herscf, Mrs. Blanch PueE-
ncr, wife of Alfred p,iegtler, shot and
killed herse1f with 1T, old French pistol
early this morning. Tier husband found
her body lying in q pool OF blood IN the
dining-room
pOTTsV11.LE, PA.-Peter o 13rlen, who
yesterday testified against three local
men. accusing them Of numbering Mrs.
Maggie, Morrison at cimbola. made 1t a
confession to-day TO Chief of Police
Davies that his testimony before Mags-
trate McCool was n pack OF lies" He
says drink prompted him to bring such
awful charges. Chief Davies states that
when he f1rst lodged the information no
was perfectly sober. sj
BRYN MAWR. PA.--Mrs Edward O.
Gowing, Of Ardtnore, who was seriously
injured IN the automobile accident at
Bryn Mawr Monday afternoon. in which
her husband was killed, has rallied great
~, aud is now OF, a fair way to recover.
CJNC1NNA11.-J. w. Rodgers. superin-
tcndcnt of the parks OF Cincinnati. to-day
received a letter from Congressman N'ch-
solus f.ongworth, the Presidents son-in-
Law, in which Congressman Nick" prac-
jtically promises a gift TO the city Of nv
acres OF ground within the city limits
for a park. t
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Lying on tho
floor OF her home Unconscious, and with
nine knife wounds in the body and her
face badly slaslled, Mrs. Antoinette Mat
crohla, OF No. a4l kimball Street. was
found last night BY a neighbor. Police
Immediately started an investigation. and
came to the conclusion that Mhrillo
Flnocchroro, nephew OF the injured
woman's husband. who lived in the house.
had committed the deed
{1 NEW YORk.-"1 knew I would look
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
REVENUE CHANGES.
Robert w. Blair and r, w. Davis
Coming to This City.
fcnao;a, RI The Times tel

(SnecIal to The T1mes-DlsputcI1'Jl
ABINGDON, VA, April 4.-several
changes will take place In the Office 81
the collector Of internal revenue April
18th. Mr.. Robert w, Blair will be trans
ferred to the Richmond once and jack
son McBroom will take his desk here.
r. w, Bavis also goes to Richmond and
Mr.. Alley takes his position at Ablng-
don. w. J.. Newton, OF Abingdon, takes
the office OF general storekeeper, CANCER
succeeding Mr., Alley.
A new appointment Is that OF MISS
Mamie McQuown, formerly OF Callfor-
mia who takes the place now held by
Mr.. Patterson, 5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Commissioners Return.

Commissioners BeyT Crump and Jos.
r. Willard, of the State Corporation Conn
mission, returned last might from Wash
ington, where they, together with Commits
sioner Henry Stuart, had been attending
a session of the National Railway Com
mission Of America,
In speaking OF the meeting Judge Crump
stated that there were about nifty members
present and That the business acted
was for the most part technical.
Commissioner Stuart is IN Now York
and will not sit to-day In certain railway
ma tters Which come before the Corporation
miSSiOn. -' 7Ns tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Plenty Of Street Cars.

"Those who attend@the games ut Broad
Street Park this year will havetno com-
pIaint to register against the car ser-
vice. said Mr.. Pollard, superintendent OF
the Main ,Dnd Broad Street division OF
the Passenger and Power Company yes
terday In speaking of the opening OF the
season hero on tho a6th OF April
Mr. Pollard said that he would per-
sonalIy look after tho running OF the cars
on the Broad and Eighth Street line and
or the straight broad line and there Just
as many cars as We're needed would he
nut into use,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Wagner Signs With BinghamptonI

y (SDecInI 70 Tho es-I1spAtrN,J -55g "a
WILKESR.ARRE, APRIL 4.--Iyor Nag.
nor, the crack pitcher of the New York /
state League last season. who played
with Wilkesbarre, has Just signed with
BInghamton. Wagner belonged TO the Cos.
lumbus. o., club, and Wilkesbarre had AM
option on him, but neglected to make III,
good. Wagner, who did not want to conlasa
back to this city, purchased his release
for $500. and has since then refused
Wikesbarre's offer Of tho 500 and 80 ~
by Blnghamton will give that team four \
OF the strongest players8or last years
Wilkesbarre team, the others being Gatch
er Roach, Right Fielder Elmer smit AMI
Second Basemnn Harry liinchman. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
ARMY SURGEON DIES.
Was Economically Married Two
Sss Months Ago on Sick Bed.

(snecial 10 The Tl,nes-D ispatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 4-Dr.
Richard Jones Price. Of this city, and
formerly a surgeon in the Unit ed States
army, having served in the Philippines,
where his health became impaired, died
to-day at Ashevtlle. n. G. st
Abn,,t two months ago Dr.. Price was ro-
mantically married on what was thought
to be his death bed to Miss Elizabeth
Virgins, a prominent young society wo-
man Of this city. and a sweetheart OF his
boyhood days. as4 s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
New Kent Supervisors.
lSnecIal to Tho Times nlspa tell

Especial to The Tlmes- Uspa tch0
5ROXBURY, VA. April 4.--The SUPER
visors Of New Kent Monday made an en-
ira levy OF twenty cents for school pur-
poses. County Superintendent Of Schools
G. E.. Fisher was present, accompanied
by Mr.. Russell, and the latter made
speech In the interest Of the schools
The Posto1ice Department has sent out
applications for carrier of rural free
delivery mall route to DO cstapiished
from QuintOn. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Bank Merger Off.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
IYNCHBURG,8 VA, April Alt was
cfrically announced this afternoon that
the negotiations which have been pcnd-
Ing for some weeks looking to the ANAL
gamation OF the First National and Peo-
ple's National Bank of the city have
been stopped, and the merger VIII not
take place,
The inability OF the committees repre-
sentlng tho two institutions could not
agree on terms OF the proposed merger,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
The Brown Murder Case.

Especial to The Tmes- Dispatch) M
WINDSOR VA, April 4.--The Brown
murder was resumed to-day at Isle OF
Wight Courthouse. The Commonwealth
rested Its case and Brown was put on
the stand and made y star witness In
case OF self-defense,
Mrs. Brown was also a very fine wit
ness for Mr., Brown, morrow Will be
taken UP In argument OF the counsel. and
perhaps the case will go to the jury late
in tho afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Princess Furnace Sold.

(spccal TO 7 ho ,Tlmes-D lspntchD
y. CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April 4.-A
deal has Just been closed whereby Gin
cinnati Arm becomes tho owners Of tho
Princess Furnace at Glen Wilton, near
y, g, Cook, of Pennsylvania, was tho
principal owner Of the furnace Tho
price paid was over three hundred thou-
sand dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
SAYS jAPs ARE PREPARING
FOR WAR With AMERICA
(By Associated Press

MOSCOW, April 4.-General Won Mack.
the Russian representative OF the lied
Cross, has Just returned here from Japan
He declares that the japanese are ac-
lively engaged In war preparations ana
Inc adds that It Is evident mat the enemy
III Wow is America, and that operations
are being planned against the Philippine
4 stands 1852 FI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Big Mexico Store Burns.
nv Associated Press.

f1IE- (By AsSUCIHEtU f'TEssJ -.--. ~ IN
MEXICO CITY, April 4-F'iro to-day de-
stroyed the big drygoods store, Alma
Glen dc La Valencia, OF sahastion
Robert and Company. Tho building was
owned by John a. Ristegui, of Paris.
The total loss Is between 100000 ana
100000 insurance nearly soOo,oU,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Russia Wants Big Loan,
(By Associated I'ress.

TTI-7-I- ~ Ety ItSSVS.lUNbU t7FVhH'J I n"
ST, PETERSBURG, April Am view
Of the agreement on Moroccan reforms
reached at Algecras March 3lst, Russia
has opened preliminary negotiations in
Paris for a large foreign loan of Mt least
$500, 900, 900. and desires one II possible.
The syndicate, with which she Is negotl-
iting is composed OF Mormon, Dutch and
British capitalists, but SO far as Is nscer,
talnable, no Americans are connected
with II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Coke Oven Survey

(speclal to The Times plspatch)
CRAB ORCHARD, LEE COUNTY, VA,.
April 4--Jerone Wells, chief engineer Of
the q. r.. Perrin Company. Coke and oven
plant, together with Samuel Lowell and
Walter Potter were here last week lay
Ing off the coke ovens for tho company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
, ma p,,ffaIo -liul,wo,obt

Curley supplies. the Buffalo lightweight.
"a suffering from badly lacelptcd right
arm. sustained IN recent pont IN New
York, and he won't he able to box for
several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Drop in Price Of Coal
BIZ, /n,, Aceooiotaf3 1orecSl

NEW YORN, April A drop of nifty
cents n ton In the {, o, b. price OF soft
coal occurred In New York city to-day 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS5

You'll never regret making the change
for this famous medicine always cures
, Poor Appetite, Spring Fever, Headache,
Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
colds, Grippe or Malarlal Fsver. Our
Private Stamp Ia oyer neck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
And Flowe.Ir Seeds,

Plggmus-.,The. spring issues OF tho ma YlxlneeS
are Wonderfully interesting, aron't th6y z?
Dismukes-.'Yes, they have such q Ansl ..ina I
OF refrigerator adye.slsemsnts,''-- Anlel tSkS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

Lewis T.. llagy, OF Roxborough, reports
that tho mare Edna Earl, by Ashland
Wilkes, dropped fine chestnut filly,
by Cwyho. 2:o7 Ia. by Owyhee, on March
2Sth. & s gi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
IN The Home

Ia where Hostetter's Stomach RItters
has proven lis wonderful merit thousands
of times during the past, IS years Is 1t
your family remedy? II not, make n
change to-day and get bottle OF :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Figures By States,

The number Of failures by States IN
the South for the first quarter this year
and 1905. and liabilities both years, are
compared below: t,lH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

tyThc telegram appended hero was re-.
ccived lnst night verifying the statement
Of Mr. Burr's resignation rs president
OF tho scnbonrd Air LING, forccattd
In Tho rimcs-Dlspatcl, last January anil
reprinted from time to time despite the
continued denlnls or the seaboard Afr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

BRYNt MAWR. rA.-Mrs. Edward O.
Gowing, Of Ardmore, who was seriously
injured In the automobile accident at
Bryn Mawr Monday afternoon, in which
her husband was killed, has rallied great
ly, and is now on a fair way to recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

.'No much" replied Hoppe. Willie
gets 5000 for playing ainthe tournament
or he does not go In. intend that he
shall make Just as much out Of 1t MS!
any other playor. 81 "a Il IL
"Well he does. was the emphatic re..i
Ind
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