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GREENSBORO
Offlces of Southern Rallway
Dlvlslon Superlntendent.
THEY WERE AT SALISBURY
IWo Whlte Men Clelmlng to Be from
Ratelgh Arrealed and Flned for
Belling Patent Medlclnea
Wlthout a Llcenae. ,
(Speelal te Tha Tiuies-Mapateb,)
OREBNftBORO, N? 0., Aprll fl.-Sev>
?ral membere of the offlco force of Gen
eial Superlntendent Colllns, who arrlved
Tueeday nlght, have famlllee, and are new
In eearoh of dwelllnga., The tranafer of
tha offlce from Sailabury to Qreqnaboro
haa about been corapleted, and the thirty
Bve employea are now comfortably doml
elled ln the handsomely rofltted offlcea
tn the Bouthcrn pasaenger depot here.
Two" whlte mcn^-Jamee Mack and J.
IWVBurton, ctalmliig to be from Ralelgli,
were arreatad here yeaterday for Bell?
ing patent medlolriea wlthout a llcenae.
They were flned 120, and in default of
paymeiU are now ln Jall. Theao men had
boen dolng a ruahlng bualneaa about the
tobaceo warehouaea, aelllng to farmerp
dolUr boltlea of aome preparatlon of
eprlng tonio for twenty-flva cents, aa
they aald. for Introduotlon. >
The fainlly of Mr. Harry Thornton,
the nelghbora and the'pollce were vory
Jnuoh exerclecd for a tlme laat nlght over
tha etrange dtaappenrance of two llttlo
trlrla, aged, reapeotlvely, slx and- elght
yoara. They were tn the houae Just be-,
fore dark, but when Mra. Thornton
looked for Uiarn to oome to a'upper they
could not be found. Uwivalllag acarch'
waa made In the nclghborhood. Tho ald
of the pollce was Voaured, and for an'
hour there waa much excitement and
olarm. Tha chlldren thon appeared.
They had crawlod under the house and
were there ln the dark all the tlme,
jilaylng Aprll fool on mamma and papa.
Tbe Poet?I Telcerraph Company yeater?
day opened four new ofrlcoa at Huntlng
ton, W. Va.. OreenvlUe, Oaffnay and
Bpartanburg, S. C
Dr. JT. W. Oriesom la havtng the thlrd
floor of hla buildlng fltted up for offlooa,
and a large room on the rear wlll bo usod
by a bualneaa oollegw.
Mr. caarance Scott, of the grocery de
partment of the J. ,W. Scott & Co.V
busiceas, haa purohased that flrni'a seed
bastnea, and will open a aoed and gro
cery atore tn the McAdoo Hotel bulldlnga
Invttattona have been iaaued for a re
ceptlon ta be gtven Re?. and Mra. H. W.
BatUe Aprll 7th at the Sunday-sohool
room of tha Flrat Baptiat Church.
A NEORO BBATEN
And Flfty Negroea in the Coect Une
Shops go on Strlke.
WnJa_N^T^f-N?^^^--Be:
cauae a negro ouracd ono of tha work
men ln tho Atlantlo Coaat Une ahopa
here. over two hundred fellow-worktnen
almost mobbed hlm to-day at the noon
bour, when' all the men knocked off for
dlnner. The negro. whose nama ia Frank
Sandera, waa badly pounded by the lndlg
nant whlte men for a few mlnutea, and
hla crioa for help and meroy were pa
thetlc He. wai badly beaten, but no
very sarloua Injory resulted. He waa
frightened almoat to doath. :
Sandera, wlth flfty other neffroea, Is
employed about the ahopa to do heavy
work., Aa a reault of tha trouble to-day
tha entlre force of negroea w&lked Out
and refused to work thla afternoon. Just
what the outoome will be la not known,
but the Coaat Une manngement atarted
an Inveatlgatlon thla afternoon, and wlll
probe tbe matter to the bottom.
It ta rumored that trouble between the
two races has been brewlng for aome
tlme, and the negro'a Inaolence thla
mornlng was only the eperk that set tt
off. Soveral hundred whlte men are em?
ployed ln tho ahopa here, and they atand
about as a unlt on tho queatlon. It la
bolleved the trouble wlll.be brougbt to
an amicable settlemant, and that the'half
a hundred nogroes wlll rettirn to work
wlthout a recurrehce of any outbreakV.'J
SYRIANS IN HENDERSON
A Prieat of The'r Own Falth Vlafta Them
and Breachea to Them.
(Spcclal to Tbe Tlman-Dlapatch.)
HESNDHRSON, N. C, Aprll 2.?Syriana,
dlrect from Palostlne, for the paat few
yoara have contlnued to arrive ln. amall
groups until thoro la quite a colony In
Henderson. They aro law-abldlng and
peaceful cltiaena and tull of buslnosa,
TJio flrat Byrian prloat that evor vialted
thla town was preaent wlth hla peoplo thla
week, Mr. Nemtolla, Ho admlnlatered
the boly communlon and preached. Sov
rral, Contilas wore preaent, but could aot
underatand tho aermon, whlch waa doliv
ered ln Arablc, They aro zealoua Chrta
tituis, and thelr oreod la almilar to that
of the Greek and Cathollo churohea.
Complalnta mado by aundry partiea
agalnat Mr, J. R, Mooro, repreaentlng the
Industrial Ald Aaaoclatlon, Atlanta, Ga.,
led to hla arreat. On belng arralgned be?
fore the Mayor lt waa provon the com?
pany had oom'plied wlth the law and
llcenae had been pald, but the company
had neglected, unlntentlonally, to provlde
l county aollcitlng certifloate. Tho Mayor
dlamlsaed tho oaae on the payment of
?oitte,
BIDS UNSATISFACTORY
Four Per Cent, North Carollna Bonda
Wlll Be Advertised.
_pccUl to, The Times-Dljpatch.) _
JUDWGH, N. C? Aprll 8,-r-The Gov
ernor'a counael to-day opened blda for
tlte 1300,009 Btate bonda, authorlzed by
tbe laat Leglsla"turo and advertised for
tho paat twonty daya, and found them
unsatiafs-tiory, thoso offerlntr par and
above par not belng in aunlcient quantlty
to warrant accoptanco. All were rejeoted
and new blda on four per oent, bonda
are aeked for. Three per cent. bonda
were ftrat orfered, the Leirlilatute havlnt
btdncrlbcd that three' ner eeltt. hitlBt be
flonted If ponalhle, but hone hlgher than
four pef cenrt. could be Itaued,
AYCOCK'S TOUR ,
Ralelgh to Vot? ttit'CKlMiton of Oor
, porate LtmlU.'
tlMMhail, N, ,0.i Aprll l.-Governor
Aycock left to-day for a week'e tour of
Enstorn Carollna, He went to Golds
boro to-nl?ht, and will dellver an eduoa
tlonal address at Mt Ollvo to-morrow.
Monday he goes to Wlhdsor to dellver
an address TUoaday and Bpend eeveral
daye wlth Judge franclB t). Wlneton.
He will Vlslt several ot tho targeet flflh>
erles thereaboule. He will not return to
Ralelgh untll about the 10th. ?
The Board of 'Aldormen to-nlght order
cd that lhe questlon of eatendlng the
oorporate Mmlta of Ralelgh ln accord
ance wlth the reoSnt aot of the Legjsla
ture be Voted ort at the regular eprlnt
electlon, May Bth, The vote will be by
those ln all terrllory intereated.. A hard
flght wlU devalop.
MADISON-CRAWLEY
Beautlful GhurchOeremony at Adrlance
ln Gumberland,
, (Spaclal to The Tliiica-Dlapatch,)
ADHlANCE, VA;, Aprll t.-The tnar
rlage of Mlaa S. K. Crawley to .Mr, B
W. Madlaon took place at Cenfenary
Methodlat Church last eventng, The
church waa Hnndaomely deoorated wlth
evorgreeri and orango bloaBoms, To the
etralne of the weddlng maroh, rendered
by MIbb Emma Venable, of Hampden
Bldnoy, tho brido entared lhe ohurch wlth
her brother, Mr, Coleman Crawley and
waa met at the alter hy the groom, at
tended by his beat man, Dr/ThomM Ar
imlHtend, of Roanoke. Sho was attlred ln
whlte ohlffon. over tnffeta silk, and car-;
rled'Easter llllea. Tho mnld of honor, hor
elster..Miss-Fonnell Crawley, was atltred
ln whlte Bllk mull and carrled vlolete.
Tho tmliors woro Me?srB. W. G, Garnett,
E. fl. Walker and J. W. Cruto. The brldes
malds wero, attlred ln whlte organdy,
The attondante wero Mlss Ellen Llgon
wlth Mr. Nat Stoger, Mlaa Mary Morton
wlth Mr. Davld Llgon, Mlss Bello Blan
ton wlth Mr. 8am Mlller, Mlss Lllllo
Walton wlth Mr, Ray Mathews, MIbb Pet
Cruto wlth Mr. Bcn Wnlton, Mlss Fan
nle Mlller wlth Mr. IHugh Jbhneon. Mlas
Mary Hughes wlth Mr. Henry AValthall.
Tho rlbbon gtrls wero Sallle Garnett/
Bljen Walker, Janlo Stratton and Ca-,
mllla Bedlnger. Tho prosente werenu*.
meroua and handsome. Imm'edlartely'af?
ter the ceremony, performed by Rey. Mr.
Grant, the brldal party left for tho home
of the gxoom'a father, whoro a handsome
reoeptlon waa tendered them.
m .i
LEWIS?LEE
E.
Interestlng Soclal Evenl of tha Seaion
at Emporia.
' (Bpeclal to Tba Ttmea-Dtopirtefc.) ]?
EMPORIA, VA, April 2,-r-One of the
moat lntcresUng aooial evenU of -the aea*
Bon took place at the Methodlat Church
in Kmporla on Thuraday afternoon, when
M*. F. Aahb'y Lewls and. Mlaa SaUle P.
Leo wero marrled.
Tho church was beauUfully decorated
for the oocaslon and waa Olled to over
Dowlng wlth frlends and relatlvea of the
brido and groom.
Mlaa Hatue Lee, a slster of tbe brfde,
waa mald of honor, and Mr, T. C Lewls,
of Brunswlck, beat man. The attend
anta were aa follows: Mlss Hart Powell
wlth Mr. E. C. Prilmar, Mlaa Lella PoweU
witb Dr. K. M. Parker, Mlas Elalne Cooh
ran wlth Mr. E. E. Ooodwyn, Mlas Irene
Michael, of Lawrencevllle, wlth Mr. P.
W. . D. Jones, Mlss Maggle Wyche, of
Richniond. with Mr. C. A, Reld. Mlss
Annle Grant, of Oaryaburg, N. C, wlth
Mr. A a Klag, Mlaa Lil* Wyche wlth
Mr. N. W. Lewla, of Brunawlck, Mlas
Dalay Kelly wlth Mr. R. A. Hall, Mlaa
Dalsy Walton, of Rlchmond, wlth Mr, A O.
Slato. Mlss Mary Newsotn with Mr. A A
Rotbschlld. The ushers wero: Messrs. L.
M. Lee, a A Loc, Jease Lee and C. P.
Bounds.
Tbe brlde is one of tbe moat attractlra
and popular young ladies of the town.
She ls a. daughter of Sberlff B. W Lee.
Mr. Lewla waa orlglnally from Brunswlok
county, but haa durlng the, paat flve
yeara made Emporia hla home. He ls
ongaged ln, the publlcation of the Em?
poria Mesaenger. The coupie will be
at homo to thelr frlends ln Emporia in
a week or ten days.'
SMITH?SALE
Beautiful Home Ceremony Near Fair
fleld ln Essex.
(Spaclal to Tha Tlmaa-DUpatch.)
OHANCE, VA, Aprll 2.-Mlss Mary
Latane Sale, daughter of the late Chaa.
Jonos Sale, of Falrfleld, Essex county,
and Mr. Merlweather Smlth, formorly of
Klng and Queen oounty, now of "VVashlng
ton, D. C? were marrled to-day, Rev.
Wllliam C. Latane, the unole of the brlde;
offlclating, assisted by Rev. Mr, Burks,
rector of the parlsh.
The marrlage was a very quiet, but
pretty, home ceremony, tho members of
the immedlato famlly only belng pres
ent. Promptly at Wgh noon the brlde
and groom entered, proceded by the mald
of honor, Miss May Sale, of Loretto,
cousln of the brjde, and Mr. Franola W.
Smlth, beat man, and brother of the
groom. Tho brido' was ^fefon away by
hor eldeat brother, Mr. Cti-les Sale, of
Tappahannock. Sho woro white organdy
and carrled brldo's rosoa. The maid of
honor wore whlte and blue organdy and
carrled brldeamald's roses.
Mr. Smlth haa for some yeara held a
roaponalblo poaltlon wifh the W. S. Ex
prees Coi^pnny,
Among many handaome preBenta waa
an antlquo bracolot of halr, tho glft of
the brlde'a mothdr.
After dlnner, aerved ln trua Old Vlr?
glnla stylo, Mr, and Mrs. Smlth left for
a brldal trip,
Qarrett?Davls.
(BpeeUV to Tho Tlmea-Plapatch.)
' FRKI>ERICa<:SfBlORG, VA., Aprll 2.?
Mlss Hva Davls, of near Bolla Falr
Mllls, ln Stafford oounty, waa marrled
yeaterday to Mr. Harvey Garrott, of
(Fairfax oounty, at Bello Haven Churoh,
ln Prlnce Wllliam oounty, Rev, A J.
CummlngB offlolatlng.
? ? i
Cave?McQehee.
(Speclnl to Tho Tlmoa.Dlapatcb.)
OHAHLOaTESVILLE, VA., Aprll 3,
Mr, Thomas L. Oave atid MIbb Berta B,
MoGehee, of Loulaa oounty, were mar?
rled at 7:80 o'clock last evanlng at the
resldence of Mr, E, N. Vost, the Rev.
Dr, John B. Turpln, pastor of the Flrst
Baptlst Churoh, offlclating. The brlde la
The Measure
qf the Man
who favora >no wlth Ws ordor for * ?ult
1h tiiken wlth grcat caro, nnd out and
roooo by export outtors and tallors ln
ipy nwn shop, ajpdorn and progres*.
blomototuru
very acmeof
in? Tulloring Idcna onablo mo to turn
out Buita wnloh nro tho very acme o<
perfeoplon m stylo, flt, and flnlsh. My
llne of Bluo fior??? ls lmmonso,
Schnurm&n,
Tillor, HatUr, Habardaahar,
Wearing
Points
are the be.t
"SELLING POINTSM|
On lts wearing
points ALONE the
REMINGTON
TYPEWKITER.
' outsells every other wrlllng machine
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
Remington Type writer Company,
7oo East Main Street. Richmond.
tho daughter of Mr. G. C. McGehee,
whlle tho groom la a member of tho
Douiea famlly of that name. Tha young
ooupte wlll realde In Phlladelphla, whore
tho groom has been employed for aaveral
yeara.
i a
Dunlnp?Potterfleld.
(Sitclal to Tbe ?rl-aa-Olipatcb.)
D__f_BURG,. VA., Aprll 2,-MJsa
Clara Potterfleld, daughter of Mr. D..H.
Potterfleld, of ? Dovattavllle, thla oounty,
waa marrlad on Thuraday mornlng, Aprll
2d, to Mr. Jamea A, Dunlap, aon of Mr.
8. A. Dunlap, of Auguata oounty, Tho
oeremony waa performed by the Rev.
Mr. Dampe, of the Reform Church. Mr.
Dunlap ls a proralnent aleotrlclan, now
statloned at Buena Vlata. A weddlng re
ceptlon waa held the nlght before the
marrlage at the home of the brlde. Mr.
and Mra. Dunlap left after the oere?
mony for m weddlng tour,
.a ' "
Rlttenour?Albert.
(Bpaclal to Tha Tltaaa-planatca.l
?WOODBTOCttC, VA., Aprll S.?Mlas
Myrtle OIIyo Albert and Mr. "W". C Rlt?
tenour, both of Toma Brook, wera mar
rled to-day. The brida la the daughter
of Mr. and Mra. O. D. Albert, at whose
home the oeremony waa performed by
Rev. T. J. Feaster, paetor of the Unlted
Brethren Church. Durlng the oeremony the
brlde wore a gown of blua cloth trlmmed
In whlte allk, and waa waRed upon by
Mlaa IBva Retlley, of Bharpeburg, Mary
land, and Mr. Edward Rlttenour, a
brother of the groom.
???- * '.
' Chlnn?Roaa.
(flpeatol to Tha Tlmaa-DUpeteb.) '
FraJMJRICJKSBORG, VA., Aprll 2.~
Mr. Robert Chlnn, formerly of Btaffbrd
county, waa marrled a few daya ago
at Coateevllle, Pa., to Mlaa Nettle Roaa,
of that place. They wlll reslde at Coates
vllle.
AT DRAKE'S BRANCH
A Charter of Incorporatlon for Thle
Live Bualneaa Town.
(SpMial to Tha Tlmaa-Dlapatcb.) _
D___>S BRANCH, VA., Aprll I.-At
laat the town of Drake'a Brench haa been
granted a oharter of Incorporatlon by
the Leglalatura, whlch ahould have been
done long aince for a town aa llve as
thla in a bualneaa way, aelllng aome flve
mlllion pounds of tobacoo annually,
wlth three large aale houaaa; abx.or elght
prlae and ateam orderlng tobaooo housoaj
wlth a atrong foroe of buyera, ahould be
Incorporated, aven If lt haa loaa than flve
hundred Inhabltanta ln the clroumferehce
of a mlle,
The exoeaalve ralna have materlally re
tardad farm and garden work, and tho.
bad roada have kept Baok muoh tobaoco,
whlch ahould have been marketed be?
fore thla If condltlona had been moro
favorable.
Quite a number of blrd doga are ablpped
here to Mr. Maul, manager of a game
preaerva near here, for tralnlng. Ho la
quite an expert in that art, A few daya
alnoe he recelvad two very large nnd
handaome male and female bloodhounda.
VIRdlNIA PISH FRY
Mra. Rooaevett end Her Ohildren Learn
Somethlng of Old-Tlme Oorn-Bread.
(Spaclal to Tha Ttmei-Dlipatcb.)
NORFOLK. VA., Aprll 2.?Mra. Rooae
valt and the Rooaevelt chlldren enjoyed
an Old VIrglnla flah-fry on the ahorea of
Dynnhaven Bay to-day and an open-alr
oyater-roaat aa well. The party left the May
flower, flve mllea oft the beaoh, ln a cut
ter, and came to the bar, where- they
wore tranaferred to a aklff and rowed
aahore. Aa the guesta of Prealdent J, W.
Cole, of the Cheaapeake Tranait Com?
pany, they wero taken on a prlvato car
to VIrglnla Beaoh, and then, at Lynn
haven Inlet, a blg flah-fry, with old-tlme
qornbread on tho alde, waa partaken of.
A barrol of the flnaat Lynnhaven oystora
wore roaated ln tho open alr on tho
Bhoros of Dynnhavon Bay and aerved ln
meltod butter to the party, Young Thoo
dore Rooeevolt trled hla luok wlth rod
and roel In Lake Smlth agaln to-day, but
tho curloua orowd or oountry folk must
Havo frightened the baas away, aa tho
youngstor had very poor luok. Mra.
Rooaevelt haa poejponed the trlp to Port
"toynl for aomo daya. ^.
a ?
REFUSES TO WED
Flrat Breach of Promlse Sult Ever
Brought In Newport News,
(Jpcctal to Th* Tlinoi.DUpatoh.)
NHWPORT NHWS, VA? Aprll 2.-The
flrst breach of promlae eult ever brought
ln thls clty waa entered ln tho olork'a
offlce of tho Corporatlon Court to-day,
Annio Noftol, of Chlcago, Inatltuted buU
agalnst Harry Morrowlta, a young mer
chant of thla olty, for *6,000 damagoa,
cjalming breach of promlso. Tho glrl
eaya eho oame to thla oountry from Ger
many ln 18W and went to llve wlth tho
Morrowlta famlly in Baltlmoro. Sho and
young Morrowlta becamo engagod whlla
aho waa Hving ln the houBe. Dater. tho
famlly moved to thla eUy and ohe went
to Phlladelphla to llve wlth relatlvoa.
Recently, aho aaya, Morrowlta wrote her
to come to thla clty and marry hlm. She
arrlved here Sunday and then Morrowlta
refused to wed, She aeourod counsol and
entored euit,
Steamer Oarollne on Flre.
fBpaclal to Tba TlmM-Plapatch.)
TAPPAHANNOOK, VA? Aprll 3?As
tho new atearoer Carollne, of the "vVeoma
Uno, waa basalng Ttvppjahonnook on hor
way to Fr _,eriolwburg to begln her re?uJar
aohadule Ino suddenly took flre In the
aaloon, and but for tho prompt action
of the officera and orew tho steamer
would have been burned, Howeyer, not
much damage waa done.
Rallroada Come to Tarma,
(apaelal to Tlio 'i'lma?.l)lij>?teh.)
WOODBTOOK. VA,, ApriJ 8.?Tlio Aprll
ierm Of tho CHroult Oourt oonvaned
hwe yeaterday, with Hon. T. W. HarrJ-.
aon, of Wlnoheeter, preeldln*/ Tbe auit
Involving oonnootlons betwoen the South?
ern Rallway Company and tho Baltlmore
and Ohlo Rallroad Company at Btraa
burg JunoUon waa contlnued, the two
oompanles appeartng befors the Judge ln
vaoatlon wlth slajnod agreementa to make
the requlred oonneotton untll the mattor
oan be ttied at the noxt Soptomber
tenn, At tho January term a rule waa
iBNUed agalnst the Southern and Baltl?
more and Ohlo to oompel them to show
causo why the ordor roqulring thls oon?
neotton should not be enforoed.
MORE PROMISINQ
Datto Pallgman Passan Hai No Deslre
..to Fight.
(By Asaoolnted Praaa.)
MANILA, Aprll il.-The sltuatlon In Jolo
ls more protnlslng. Datto Pagllman Pns
pnn, tho most powerful natlve leader, vla
Ited Colonel Wallaco recently and dla
olalmed any deslre to flght. Ho acbepted
tho Colonol's explanatlon of Amerlcan
pollcy and promlsed to be peaoeful.
Thore has been conaldorablo lntor-trlbal
trouble. No demonatratlona have ooourred
latterly In Jolo agalnat Amerioana.
General Davla had planned to locate a
?trong mllltary post ln the oonter of Jolo
laiand. It la belleved thls will ensure
peace.
The General, as ropresentatlve of the
Phlllpplno Government, will go to Jolo
ahortly and have V conferonco wlth the
Sultan. The government ls dealrous of
abrogatlng the Batee treaty wlth the Bul
ti.n, wOiIch haa provod unworkahlo, and
whlch -iconfilota .wlth tho Amerlcan lawe.
Tha ? government. also wlshes to eatabllah
a government for the Moros and formu
late & deflntte Moro pollcy. At preeent
the mllltary authorltlea exerclae general
control over the Dattos, The mllltary
prevents Jhe recapture of fugltlve elaves
and pitnlsh flngrant orlmes, but thoy do
not Interfere wlth slavery, polygamy .or
trlbal ouatoma, The general oondltlons are
unsatlafactory and reform ls lmperatlve.
Tho government has tharetofore refralned
from taklrig aotlon, aa lt dld not dealre
to causo trouble. ...
j fllSS RANDOLPH
Funeral of Thls Well-Beloved Young
Lady at 4 O'clock Thls Afternoon.
The funeral of Mlss Janet Olelland Ran
dolph, who dled yeaterday' morning at
the rosldenco of her mother, No. flil East
Franklln Btreet, will take place at 4 o'clock
thls afternoon from St. Po'ter'B Cathe
dral. A commlttoa from the Junlor Hol
lywood Memorlal Aaaociatlon, of whlch
she waa a membor, will attend. The ln
terment will be made prlvately ln tho
famlly Beotlon ln Hollywood. Tho pall
boarers will- be as follows:
Messre. Hunter McGulre,' Jr? Walter
Jones, Wllliam Jones, Joffereon Archer,
Boverly Randolph, Lewls W, Brandor,
John Leary and Charles Wlllls.
The Daughtera of the Confederaoy wlU
meot at the Cathcdral at 8:46 o'olook thls
afternoon and attend tho funeral ln a
body.
LIEUT ENANT-GOVERNOR'S
DAUGHTER IS ILL
Lleutenant-Governor Willard was not
preaent yeaterday at tho Senate aosslon,
belng detalned ln New .York, whoro hla
llttlo glrl wos takon for an operatlon to
be porformed. Colonel Button,'olerk of
tho Sonato, rooolved a telogram yester
day morning statlng slrnply thatv ho
would not bo ablo to get here on ao
oouut of tho Ulnesa of his chlld.
Personal and Qeneral.
Mrs. Dr. J. T. Montgomery, of Spar
tanburg, S, 0., ls vlsltlng her brother,
Rev. E. E Boraor, of No WO East Clay
Streot.
The revlval aerviees at Randolph-Streot
Baptlat Church contlnue, Rev, W. S.
Leake preachlng wlth groat power. Tho
ordlnanoe of baptlsm wlU be admlnlBtered
Sunday nlght,
Mlaa Mary Bruce ls the guest of Mrs,
George Ben Johnaton, and will spend the
month of Aprll.
Mlsa Blanche Morgan has returned from
a vlslt to Mr, Morgan's huntlng lodgo,
near Lamb's, South Carollna, In the
brlghtest of splrita and lookB,
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.Telegraphlc Brevitles.
NEW YORK.?Meotlnga of the direotors,
Exeoutlve and Flnance Commtttoes of tho
Internattonal Mercantlle Marlne Company
were held ln thls clty to-day, Recent
nmendments to tho charter of the com?
pany wore formally approvod. Other bUB
Ineaa waa of a routlno oharaoter,
NEW YORK.?Tho adjourned meetlng
of the Finanoo Commlttee of tho: United
States Steol Corporatlon wlU be held on
Tuesdny of next woek, lt ls expected
that a Btatemont of earnlngs for tho.quar
ter endlng Maroh 31st wlU ba lasued,
NEW YORK.?Thla . was the rogular
meetlng day '.of tlhe dtrootors of tho St.
Louls and San Frnnciaco road, but ln tho
ahsence of a quorum tha meetlng was In
deflnltely postponed. Presldent Yoakum
returned from the West to-day, but thera
were no devolopements ln the reported
'Frlsco-Rock Island doal.
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Rlchmonders In Now York,
(Bpeoiul to Tho Tltnoa-niupntcti.)
NEW YORK; Aprll ?.?Navarre, Mra.
j. Coleman, J. Coloman, Grand, C. B,
Wlllls,
? ?? ,
Accldentally Shot.
Thomas Glonn, nged ntna, oolored, was
accldentally wounded yeaterday morning
ln tho face by tfho dlsoharge of a "platol
that waan't loaded." Ho wus shot by Ed
dle Broadus,
IRVINQ BAOHELUER'8 NEvTsTORY,
The popular author of "B)ben Holden" hna
writton a now fltory that will add greatly
to hlS famo. Jt is callod "Darrol of the
Ulessod Isles," and Is of thrllllng Inter?
est, The Tlmea-Dlspatoh haa, In cpn
junotlon wlth tho Now York Hernld, so-,
oured tho right to print thls woudorful
?tory, and lt will oppear In our Etuster
edltton of Sunday nejtt, Don't iulu*
JAMESTOWN WINS
OUT IN HOUSE
(Contlnued From Flrat Page.)
domposed of three memfeera from eaoh
houao.
UNIV1E1UTY BtLL.
> The ?onnto passed tbe blll to allow the
oreatlbn of an eaeoutlvo hend for * the
Unlverelty of Vlrglnla, and to flx the
lerm* of the Corporatlon Courts of Rad
ford and Brlatol,
There wore two Intereatlng meaeures
offered In the Senato, One waa by Mr,
Oold to requlre the oloslng of ealoone on
prlmary aa well m general eleotion days,
and the other wae by Mr, Harman to
regulate .tho sale. of oplum and other
druga. Tho latter amenda the law bo
aa to restrlot thn aalo of oplum, morphlne,
oooalne and klndred druge by 'regularly
lloonsed physlolans and drugglats, and
prohiblts thalr Mle exoepi upon preaorlp
tlon,
Hoavy penalttee are flxed for the vllola
tlon of the propoaed aeotlons.
The Houao will take Up the Harvey
ostoopath blll aa a apeolal order at 13lW
to-day.
THE DAY* 8 PROOHHDmGfl.
The Houae was oalled to order at 10
o'olook by Spoakor Ryan and prayer 'wae
offered by Rov. W. B, Beauohamp, ot
the Methodlat ohuroh. A number of billa
wero reported, among them belng one to
oroate a Department of Insurance and
to amend the law ln relatlon to the oon?
duot of the 'lnsuranoe busliiess ln Vlr?
glnla.
lrhe followlng WUs wwe offered and
roforredl
By Mr, Staffordt To oompel fldnolarlee
to aettle.
By M*. Armatrongi To provlde fo*v
working the roads of Cumberland ooun*
ty. , ? <
By Mr. Sobrelll To provlde for the pre>
teotlon Of fish ln Vlrglnla.
By Mr. Cardwell: To repeal an aot ap
proved. February 21, 1817, entltled an aot
lnoorporatln*r a comnsny to eetabllah a
turnplke road from tho clty of Rlchmond
'oroselng Chlokahomlny rlver botweon
Meadow and Now Bridges, untll lt tnter*
soots ln Swnmp road on the north Blds
of sald rlver.
When the general lnsuranoe blll oamo
us, Mr. Churchman moved to dlspense
wlth Its readlng and to havo it prlnted.
Thle motion prevalted and the House
prooeeded to the conalderatlon of, Its
oalondar,
When the general revenue blll came up
on a roport from tho Flnanoe Commit
tee, rojeotlng all the- Sehate Oommlttee
amendments, Mr. Boaa moved the a4op
tlon of tho raport,
"> BRU8H ON MANN BILL.
Mr. Davla moved that so muoh of the
oommlttee'a report be adopted aa dld
not relate to tho Mann llquor amendmont
He also moved that thls part 'of the re?
port ?be rejocted by the House, and.that
the Mann blll be adopted by tha House.
Ho oaked that the matter go by, but be-,
fore thla ho Bpoke Btrongly for the prin?
ciples of the blll, wJilch he aald he be
lioved waa domanded by the people, who
had.overwhelmnod the Loglslature wlth
petltlohs.; Ho had no orlticlem upon the
prospeotlvo' oonforence oommlttee, but he
wanted an expreeelon 'of "the House, and
dld not belleve ao lmportant a matter
should be left. entlrely to a conference
commtltee. Mr. Davls' speeoh wae a
atrong on'e and he waa replled to warmly
by Mr. Folkes, who declared that the
House should prooeed on the old ooneer
vartlve llnes.
The Houae voted to paas by untll to
day after Mr, Davl? had Btated that a
aubatltute for the Mann blll waa belng
prepared.
HOSPITAL BILL.
The'advooates of the'Mann blll took
thla aotiori as Bomethlng of a vlotory,
though thls waa not ooncoded by ItB op
pononts. The House agreed to the Sonato
amendments to tho bill oreatlng the of
flco of Commlsaloner of State HoBpltals
and doflnlng his powera and dutles and
rogulotlng tho conduct of these lnstltu
tlons. Tho blll leavea the flalarlea of the
State Hospltal BuperlntendenU aa flxed
by tho House originally, whloh are as
follows! Eastern f,2,000, Wcatern 12,380,
Contral |2,B0O, South westorn'- $1,800.
Tha Edmoneon good roada measure,
whlch was aroended so aa to embraoo
some of tho features of the Lasslter-Mur
rell blll was ordored to ItB engrossmont
whloh means Its passago to-day.
One of the moet lnterestlng ana lm?
portant bllls engroseed by the House, waa
that by Mr. Caton, of Atexandrla, for tha
proteotlon of wholesale merohants,
agalnst the fraud ulent aale ln bulk of
atooks of goods purchnaod by retall mer?
ohants.
JAMESTOWN BILL.
At 12 o'olook Mr. Cummlng oalled the
apoolal order whlch was tha Jameatown
approprlatlon blll and tho questlon re
curred upon his motion to reoonsidor the
voto by whloh the Houbo refusod to paas
the measure somo days ago. The hall
was paokod almost to suffooatlon. and
around the ralllng was a porfoot fluttor
of whlto rlbbon pinned upon the advo
oates of the measure. Captaln Card?
well was the flrst speaker and ho vlg
oroualy opposed the motion to reoonsidor,
oontondlng that whllo he favorod tho
onterprlae, yet he dld not thlnk tho State
should bo askod to flnance lt. If the blll
was passed, approprlatlons to State ln
etltutlons would have to bo cut down.
Mr. Boaa, cholrman of the Houea
Flnance Commlttee, made a strong sp'eeoh
agalnat the blll and agaln oontendod ably
that tho State oould not afford tho ap?
proprlatlon,
Mr. Boas grew rathor popperyln nls
romorka at tlmes and rldlouled the Id'ea
that those ln oharge of the blll had ali
lotted hlm flve mlnutea ln whloh to
speak. He deolared that lf the blll should
paas, no othor approprlatlons, not already
made, could poaslbly bo mado, as thero
would be no funds avallable,,
Mr. Cummlng, havlng oharge of the
blll, spolce earnostly for Its paasage and
contended that from every polnt of vlew
tho State could afford the approprlatlon
and ho spoko of tha publlo plamor oom
Ing up from tho mountalns to the eeashore
in favor of tho blll.
Mr. Cummlng made a stlrrlng appeal
for. the blll and was oaked a number of
qtiestions, whloh he answered wlth ohar
aoterlstlo ablllty and whon he had oon
cluded Mr. Chrlstlan moved the pendlng
queetlon,
It recurred on tho motion to reoon?
sidor and upon roll oall lt waa adopted.
ayea 69, lioes 27,
A BWEBPING VICTORY.
Tho announcomont of the vote threw
tho groat audlonoe luto a perfeot apaam
of ahoutlng and npplnuao and It wa?
some momehtsj, beforo the Speaker wlth
the vlgorous rapplng of his gavel oould
suppress lt.
Thls was praotloally a test vote upon
the passage of the blll and tha next roll
oall was largely formal. there havlng
been but tey/ changee.
Pendlng the roll call upon Its pasange,
Mr. Slpe made a brlef, but vlgorous
speoch ln expianatlon of his negatlve1
vote In whloh J?e contended that the blll
was clearly unoonstitutlonal,
Tho pendlng questlon was Ihen ordered
upon the passage of the blll and upon
thls the roll call resulted ai? follows:
Ayea?Mesers. Armstrong, O, Conway
Btmer, W. W. Baker, Barllam, Blscoe,
Choa. T. Bland, Bowmon, Branch, Oan
naijlay, C&bcll, Carter, Catpn, Chrlstlan,.
Ouromlng, Davls, Edwardo, Featheraton,
Folkes, Fulton, Gardner, G'ent, Goodwln,
Gravely, Qravea, Hoermaps, Hoffman,
Hunl'ey, B. 0- Jordan, Walter Jordan,
Kolloy, Lasslter, Lawson, Me, Lewls,
Llon, Lowry, Lyoll, Mathews, Murrell,
Newhouso, Nattlngham, Overby, Owen,
Owens, Powers, Purdy, Qulsenberry, P.loo,
Bebrell, aettle, Snead, Bteurne*, Toney,
Waddy, Wallaee, Ware, Whltehead, and
VVoodard-fls,
Nocsr-Messrs. Angell, Bankii, Boaa,
.Cardwell, Chwohman, Oolemau, Dtidlay,
?pulto, EdmouAton, Bloni, Georgo, Graon,
Fourdtifean, fWqurean,
Temple 6 Co. Temple O Co.
Light Dress
Woolen.r
For the Spring Gown.
THERE is still good choosing amongst Spring
Dress Goods, even if Easter is almost in heiil
ing distance. Just the dress goods, too, that
current vogues requires Thin, Poroua Weaves?
Voiles, Etamines,/ Mistrals, Mohairs, etc., the
most seiisible fabrics for this climate that have
yet been invented. You can wear them with
comfort, even in warmest weather and i;ight now
with utmost effeotiveness.
Here is a word of some eminently proper onest
Bilk and Wool Etamines, 44-inch, (1.25 to $1.60
yerd.
Fleoked Voilea in Suit Patterns, no two alike,
11.50 yard.
Mohoire, nowest good shadee, 42-inoh, ?0o. to
76o. yard. '
Metalho Fleoked Ohattis, very new, 82 inchee
wide, 75o. yard.
Bnow-Flaked Voilea, stylish broken surfaoee,
42-inoh, $1.00 yard.
Challls, VeilingB and Albatross, most good shad
ings, 60o, yard,
, Navy Blue Mistrals, are hard twisied and dura
blo, $1.00 yard.
Wool Voiles, best spring ahades, 44 inches wide,
? $1.00 yard.
More Mattings.
The Matting Display to-day is better than the,
extensive ^athering you last sawby more than a
hundred pieoes. The new arrivals add a multi
tude of enticing patterns to an , already extensive
seleotion, and the new values, by aotual comparir
son, will prqve a bit more interesting than those
any store we know can boast of.
Best Obina Mattings, expertly laid, 25o., 28o.
and 30o. yard.
Grass Mattings, hygienio and durably laid, 40o.
yard.
Orass Mattings, newest oarpet patterns, laid,
50o. yard.
Grass Matting Rtigs and Dru__ets?all siiei.
Fourqure&n, Temple & Co.,
429 E. Broad and Annex.
HQarman, Huffl, Jennlnga, Lacy. Maya,
Moore, Orgaln, Road, Reynolds, Robeon,
Slpe, Blaokburn Smith, J. W. Smlth, Staf
Xord, Taylor, Turpln, "Walker and West?30,
When the flnal vote waa announced
the Houae at 12:40 P. M. adjoumed untll
10 o'clock to-day.
The Senate.
The Senate aaaalon yeaterday waa pre
alded over by Senator Wiokham, preal
dent pro tempore, . Dr, George Cooper
offored tho opening prayer,
Senator Mollwalrie reported aeveral billa
whloh had beon aoted upon by the. Com?
mlttee for Courta of Juatlce.
Senate Blll. No. 804-To requlre elerka
of droult Courta of ooun^lea and corpor
atlonB or huatlnga courta of olties, to aend
to the Boorotary of the Commonwoalth,
oertlflod llati; of county, dlatrlot and olty
offloera and to provlde a penalty for fall
uro to do ao, wlthout amendment,
Senate Bill No. 813.?To araend and re
onaot aootlon 8799 of the oode of VIrglnla
of 1887 in relatlon to vlolatlon of the
Babbath and punlahment therefore, wlth
amendment.
Houae Blll No. 1U.?To amend and re
onaot on aot ontltled an aot to provlde
for the goxnlahment of and levy of ex
ocutlon on wagoa and ealarlee of thb State
officialB, cforka and employea, approved
li'obruary 24, 1900, wlthout amendment.
Houae Blll No. W.-$o amend and re
onaot Bootton 931 of tha oode of VIrglnla,
wlthout amondmont.
COMPL.ETH CON\FI0I>ERAT_ ROSTER.
Tho Govtornor trahamltted bo the body
a oommunioation from Seoretavy of War
Koot rolating to securlng- complete roa
tora of the Confederate Boldlers ln whlch
offort tho Stato of VIrglnla la oaked to
aaelat in every poaalblo way. Upon mo?
tlon the lettor of Seoretary Root waa flled
with tho requeat of the Executlve for
aultable aotlon to glve tho ald dealred.
Senator Shaokelford offered a resolu
tlon whloh waa adopted referrlng to Sen?
ate blll No. 249, preventlng authora, eto.,
from becomlng membera of. the Stato
Board of Educatton to the attorney-gene
ral for hla oplnlon aa to tho constitutlon
allty of the propoaed meoaure, that hav
tng boen queatloned. ,
TO ADJOURN IN MAY.
Houae obnourrent reaolutlon rolating to
tho roooaa of tha General Aasembly waa
takon up and the amondmenta attaohed
by tho Commltteo for Courta of Juatlce
reported.' Chl'of among tho amendmenta
la that tho rovlslng commlttee ahall oon
Blat of alx membors, three from eaoh
branch, Senator Mcllwnlno argulng that
as the bodloa wore oo-ordlnate bodlea and
aa the commltfee w?a to be one of oon
foronco, thoy ahould have eg.ua! repre
sontatlon. _ ? __'.'?.?
Senator Harmon offored a aubetltute
for tho Kouae reaolutlon provldlng that
tha rovlalng commlaalon ahall alt durlng
tho aosalon of tho Ooneral Aaaembly and
that no bllla be offored after Aprll 16th.
Senator Mollwaine apoke ln favor of tho
Houae rosolutlon aa amended and Sena
or Harmon explalned and apoke for hla
substltute. The aubetltute waa loat and
the reaolutlon as amended waa adopted.
B1X*L8 PAS3ED.
Billa paasad weroi
Houso Blll No. 137.?To amend aeottona
Noa, 1446 and 1651 of the oode ln relatlon
to tho Board of Visttors of tho Unlvoralty
ot VIrglnla.
Sonato Blll No, 360-To flx the terma
of tho oorporatlon Judgea of Brlatol and
Houae' Blll No. 98.?To authorlae and
appolnt a apoolal Joint oommlttoe of tha
Houae and Senate to lnvostlgate leaalng
out barren area of Baylor aurvoy,
House Blll No. 166.?Authorlalng the olty
of CharlotteaYllIe to oloao a certaln
Hou'so Bllla Noa. 88 and 132?To reptal
oharter ot tlio town of Bowllng Green
and to Jncorporato tho town ot Bowllng
Green.
Houae Blll No. 124?To add an addltlonal
aootlon to an aot to Jnoorporate tha
town of Courtland. ln Southampton
county. _
OFPI3RIQD AND RBPBRRHD,
Bllla offored and roferred werei
By Mr, Harmon?To regulate the aale
of oplum and other druga ln tha Btate
of VIrglnla. . _ -
By Mr. Harmon?To prohlbtt the aala
of oplum or cooalno or any of thelr do
rlvatlvea by drugglata excopt upon tha
preaorlptlon of praotlcing phyajolana.
To amond and re-enact aaotlons 8848,
3847 and 8848 of the oode.
Congressman Oorter Glasa waa on the
noor of the Senate yeaterday. He wa.4
glven a cordiaj greetlng by hla former
oolleaguea. Quite a large number of via
ltora wore ln the Senata Chambar and
thoy have gotten so much ln the hablt
of taklng the chairs of the membera that:
Doorkeeper Donald had to slt by the.
gate and kaep lt Bhut
WASWIFTWON
CONSOLATlONPURst
Beat Scotch Plaid Easily Ir
Feature Raco on Mem
phls. Tenn.. Track.
(By Asaoclatfd PrtM.).'.?
MBMPHIS, TBNN., Aprll 2.?Wuwlll
won the Montgomery handloap consohv'
tton purse at one mlle to-day ln easy
fashion from Scotch Plald, who beaf
Potente three lengtha for aecond money,
Three favorltea won. Summaryi
Flrst raoe? seven and a half furlongs,
solllng?Drummond (3 to 1) flrat, Alfred.
C. (12 to 1) second, Censor (8 to 1) thlrd.
Tlmo, 1:S8.
Second race?four and a half furlongs,
two-year-olds, eelllntr-^Montholon (40 to
1) flrst, Benflcent (even) second, .Myron*
dale TTto lH-hlrd. Tlme, :C71-t.
Thlrd raoe?flve furlongs, eolllnaj?Ben
aonhurat (1 to 3) flrst, Uranlum (7 to IX
sooond, Irene Mao (7 to 1) thlrd. Tlme,
1:03 1-2. 'Wgm ?\li?i'.\i"
Fourth race?mlle, Montgomery handle
cnp, consolatlon?WaswiftQl to N) flrat,.
Scotch Plald (20 to 1) r second, Potente (1
to 2) thlrd. Tlme, l!421-4;
Flfth race?shont courae, steepleoteae,
solllng?Coylon (6 to 5) flrat, Bv? Moe
i (8 to 2) sesond, Klngalonaj (14 to 1) tbifd,
Tlme. B1631-2.
Blxth raoe?mlle and a atxteenth, aelU
Ing?Bondage (even) flrat, Jamea F. (3
to 1) second, Farmer Jim (8 to 1) tbir*.
Tlme, 1 i491-2.
e ?
CORBETT-JEFFRIES
BOUT IN AUGUST
(By Aaaoclated PrctS.)
BAN FRANCISCO. Aprll 8.?Tha Toa*.
mlte Club, of thls olty, haa been award
ed tho heavy-weight champlonshlp battla
betweon James J, Corbott and Jamea J.
Jeffrles ln a oompetitlvo blddlng affalr
that hardly developed a oonteat. Tha
bout will be held the latter part of Au
guat, and the olub will either gnarantea
tho flghters 120,000 ln caah or allow thera
to take 70 per cenC. of the gross reoelpte,
but not tioth. On or bofore May 16th tha
prlnolpala will make the seleotlon and
nrrango suoh other detnlls as may aug
gest thomselves ln *Vv meanttme.
IRVINQ BACHELLER'S NEW STORY.
The popular author of "Eben Holden" haa
wrltten a new story that will add graathj
to his fame. It ts oalled "Darrel of th?
Blessod Islea," and ls of thrllltng InUr-.
eat. The Tlmes-Dlspatoh haa, ln oon
Junotion wlth tbe New York Harald, aa
ourod the rlght to prlnt thla wonderfu!
story, and lt will atppear in our Eaiter
edltlon of Sunday next. Don't mlaa read
Ing lt,
L. J. HAYDEN,
MANUFACTURER OF
PURE HERB MEDICINE
Ia one pf the Oreuteet Heslere of
ou Earth. Curea all Dtstauva or no
1 cure all dlaeases that are know
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?heiloaj
pb*rgs.
huniuii raoe or. no gharge.
dlseoae, slck
restore you
followl
18 or
pw?.
der. StrfeJ'
piilnsy., 8ora
fiidlgestlon^Cj
the followlng
ConsumptU
. Cohstlpatloh. R
Vaiiii and AahM
Consumptlou
Icture,
Bore
"Mseasea, all itchlng ?en*alione,a,U Ft
^mplsJnjs, La .Orlpno. or J*Reiitt
Complaints, ^La Gripne. or Fnauwoniai
Uloeru. Cbrbunclea. Bolla. Cuucer. tbg
woiat forma. wlthout JJiejise of kalfa ot
a^K&nym? o?? UfJ
Plseaee oflho Kldnays. I cur? a*nr 3i??
lase. nq matter of what natura Jffl v?n:
ereal dlseases a, apeolalty. Medlclne mii|
to any addrt>e?by eaprena. For, fwj Wtl?
il\l ":