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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
NEW TELEPHONE PLANT.


Company Formed il Northun-IS|
berland to Build Marine Railway
k OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. Il, 81 Nlarch
Tho Southern Bell elephone Compan
has completed Its new Telephone N plan tsts
here, and the system was put il IN CONF
mission Inst night. Long distance con -S'
Snection can now. he had to 4 any mol n
where BELL Instruments Y are used, fronlss
any business or residence telephone ~ Il3Es1
this city and the system here now N
equal to that OF any cl ty IN the count ry:s
y Rev. FL, ]. Seaman, O. Chnrl lott esyl lle,S$
has been called to the pastorate Of tho
Christian Church ut UnlonvI lie. In Orang q II
county sl$ Sis Siaa
The smith-coghlll Shoe Company, n oreN q
OF the wholesale establishments In this
city. has purchased from Mrs. " Irgiria Y
4 B. Patton here tho large store house on
MalE Street, whlch8Will ba3 enlarged and X
extended, and will be made one q OF the II
best Wholesale houses III tho 8cl ty. N %
A stock company Is being formed q
.Lewlsetta, on tho Potomac River, I'M
Northumberland county. to build a ma q Il
rine railway at that point, and 4 u 4 iaaS
stated that most of the stock has been
subscribed. 5s,sS
Mr.. Emmett Curtis, who was fouEd ~ "
his room yesterday In an unconscious s.
condition. caused by escaping gas rs ra p-sE
idly dmproYing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
MYSTERY THICKENs,
The Wabash Denies Any Con-
II nection With the Underwater i

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
SSB RISTOI, VA. y, March 1S.--The secre-
gtary Of the Bristol Board of Trade las
just received communications from the
Or Of TIN tic Wabash railway Company. in
which they deny any knowledge Of the
project to construct a newlSline OF i
way through Nirginia to Underwater. In
near Roanoke and at other points In Yir-
iglnia and West Virginia. \,
The general Impression has been that
the Wabash was backing the scheme, but,
HIDING Eli from pt The denials received here.
-1'he matter is one In which tho people
OF Southwest Virginia are very much In
aterested, 95& d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
THE DEAL CONFIRMED.
Spencer and Gravely Combination.
Biggest independent Manufa Glory

fSnecial to The Times Dlspatch.)
,YhRTINSYILLE. VA, March 1S.----.
trenort OF the deal by which p II:
snenccr and Sons. incorporated OF Mar.
sttnsyIlle. becomes tho 4ownerscj the world
famous brands and business Of 3. =.
C;rayely and Sons. tobacco manufacturers
/ OF Lea therwood. Henry county Is 5iuilF
confirmed to-day, and becomes with inc
prestige OF the consolidated firm, the cad
Ing independent tobacco uanufa cturing
CORPORATION OF the world. This deal COM
ing almost on the hels of the recent
merger OF the y. II. Spencer apd sons,
r. d. Spencer. and Spencer Bros inter-
est under the corporate iamo Or y; ~.
Spenccr and Sons. Incorporated. VIII Nc
stirring inteyeat in tobacco c1f clcss every y
where. b. II. irayely aud Son, and IN - :.
III spencer and Sons, II is almost need ,l-i
loss 10 say, arc the oldest plug manultac-
turing concerns In the United stntes, ana
their brands have for almost time Inc ON, OUT
Of mind hold the commanding PA ~
among plug tobaccos, both N celebrity
md market prices. These two 1lrins
hive long been considered as i1npreg hhp'e
against the assaults ofs5"thc trust, ana
IA through this union Of forces their Pc
sitIon this regard is stu more s. s. rons-
jy fortified 8, y !,
I Quoted ON a mammott II scfle ana mo ou'-
NIT Will be greater than thai stnf any
other independent concern or cor poTa tio 'is
now in existence. .,,.
The plant here will be a once greatly
enlarged 4 to meet the demands OF the
Increased production. A:s
Tho directors OF the company arc
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50
never more clearly n denonstr tedS Rt hats5EE
yy,en he made repeated efforts to sretiraasI
from the board be fore his term ends1s
a nd was only kept In by the ear
treaties 81 his ates. Tle ina
voluntarily retire, however, be fore u NJ saB1
and a. his term, but his resignat lon
mon tho tablu OF the Board by the IN Iss]
smous vote of that body from pr ssA
1908 unit May a6 OF the same yv l1en
1T was accepted wi til grea trel,,c
53. Unprecede Tribute
q en- January 9th Mr. Gordon at tendeds
q meeting of the Board by specia Y irytss
tntion ofHthc body, and vi ho1ltSa t ise,s
slightest ntilnatlon of Nv at avail ted
and to- his utter sur rise and deii M
ratification, his cole es nresen
with n handsome ing pro ce ceedeg
Stns entirely Without ss preceden an Fs 0Ss
parallel Iii the history of the ei w Golitlsssl
ell. & 81 @ 9s rs
88 On that OCCASION. President .Eul pins
speaking for himself and Ills col len guess
made beautiful and scholariy III add 4 esq
which, fairly bristled wit praise tstls
with words Of conf encg ana sSn ascttonS
for the recipient. Mr.. Gordo was dceplyss
touched, ind made brief but Il ting re e:si
sponse and he refers to the cldentsS no.
as one Of tho proud st3 Of his
a For a number Of years AZ re don has
sheen an active and ~ aluable "a mem bGrS
ofathes Chamber Of Comm erce; has W fteilss
been a lelnber Of the board OF dire tor sss
and Is now first vice. presiden V ms
stitution. i583 }sss.3 HIN
Early in life Mr.. Gordon II married III
daughter OF the late Thomas Croxton.E
OF Essex, an eminent lawyer OF EasterTts
Virginia, and representative In GongresHs
from the First District. and they. wit az
their three children. reside happily at Nofs
$40 East Grace Street.
He Is a gentleman OF tho old schoo Y Y
of mild demeanor. and yet Of sue y. ftnaS
business qualifications and N intel gent
IDEAS OF government as to 1Ss irl -sss
sure most successful admin stratlo Soff
the affairs OF HIS city, IL he shal be- Y
elected to tho Office for " hlch a he has
been brougll fprWar Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
4. GENEROUS GIFT.
Wilmington Man Donates Hand
some Sum for Negro Hospital.

Especial to Tho Times Drspatch.)
III WILMINGTON. n. Co. March IS
MIR. William II. Sprint, angsinfluenual
citizen and prominent business man.
,acm Der Of the cotton exporting firm Of
Alexander Sprunt and Son, to-day made
Il gift Of ten thousand dollars to the
Jane Walker Memorial Hospital, for the
purpose of building an ann,,x to be used
az the nurses headquarters and for the
care OF the negro race.
I'm 1898 Wilmington's white citizens held
u revolution against the negroes and
overthrow their power and influence In
the community. To-day a prominent cit
izens donates a handsome sum OF money
for the erection of A. building to be used
in caring for the sick and afflicted Of
the race, and the generous act of MI.
spr,lnt is applauded by the entire COM.
=. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
CHOICE FOR
RESIDENT
Small Majority III State Demo
cratic Committee for
Parker.
& nv ELAN b SECOND CHOICE.
"a Receiver Named for the Cum
mock Railroad Slit Against
Western Union Dismissed.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

1tsa8gE (SDGClalf ttIaff
RALEIGH. N. c., March 1S.-Thers
vas n conference here to-day between
General Passenger Agent G. 3. Ryan. Of
the scaboard Air Line, and his assistants
mt various points along the system for
the sliscusslon.o summer rates, and spe-
dial excursions and getting ready for the
campaign for business during the sea-
son soon to open.
Those In tho conference were: Chief
Clerk g. F. Wayne, Private Secretary
Philip Barbour Assistant General Pas.
sen ger Agents G. f.. Stewart OF Savan.
nah: Az, 81 Mcdonald, OF Jacksonville.
Fla; w. Z. Christian. OF Atlanta; Fl. 81.
5I,eard division passenger agent at Rich
I1.'S S.S. CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT.
348 a canvass OF the choice OF the mem
Sl,ers OF tho North Carolina Democratic
Executive Committee shows that a small
plurality favor Parker, Of New York.
ana that Grover Cleveland Is a close
second to him. Out of about fifty who
consented & to be "a interviewed, nineteen
were for Parker and twelve for Cleve-
land. Five were for German. Of Mary
land, n and the others wero various con.
Sgressmen and others, being scattered!
q bout one each Only one favored Hearst.
s. Judge tI. r. Bryan has named W. =,
Tally as receiver for the cumpock Rail
road "a extending eight miles from Cum Z
rock mines, and for the Raleigh and
Western. which has about twelve miles
of road graded In Chatham county, Both
are connected Indirectly with the CUM
mock mine receiyership ordered Monday.
Mr. NEW CHARTERS. s5$3t$
The Secretary Of State charters the
Mayors Green Furnishing Company, OF
,Ihomasvile, with $4,000 capt. for the
purpose OF making all kinds Of furni-3
5ture, coffins, etc . R. Myers sis one
OF the principal incorporators. n ALL.
Another charter was to the Ashboro
Wheel barrow Company, which has $30,--S}
coo capital, and the privilege Of manu-
featuring ali kinds OF vehicles, op-ra t.
Ing machine shops, furniture factory
etc. r.. l.. ffitt is one of the prn-
opal incorporat tors.
Judge Simonton has signed the final
decree Diminishing the suit OF the State
treasurer against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for the collection OF
the privilege TAX Of % cents per mile
Son each wire miles OF lines operated In
this state Tho tax as levied by the last.
Legislature, It will be RENE mbered wa
declared to be In violation OF interstate
commerce laws 3$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
"A Boy Killed.

ESPECIAL to Tho ITjmes-D lspatch.l
{CHAElLOTTESYII.L Al, March lS.--
s Roy Wade, the eight-yenr-old son 9 .l AZ !. =
Ioseph wade, Of Covesvile, this county,
was accidentally shot and killed Nv ed
resday afternoon at o'clock on his
fathers farm, 4s s5 III
Young Wade, WHO was a deal mute.
was shooting at u target In company. wit
.. companion, Willie Carver, and q negro
named Jasper, none Of the boys being
over eleven years old. IT. some unac-
countable manner the shotgun which tha
entire load entering Wades loft breast
ana killing him Instantly Each Of tho
survivors claims that tho other did the
shooting, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Fire, in Bedford,
fspecial 10 Tho Tlmes-plspatch)

RlsDFoRp CITY, VA, March 1s,-Yesr
gterday morning the residence of Mr.;
John S, Riley, near ottervllle, was burned
to the ground viii. heavy loss A'o es
rural delivery CARRIER noticed smoke
ISSUING, ISSUING from tho roof above the Kitchen,
and Went to the House TO give the alarm y,
A defective tue caused ne IRE, ~ @hlc y
had gotten under such heaaWh tiiat "
Mr. Riley saved some of the furniture
from two lower roms, but .everyt hing
Is only partially covered by insurance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
ROUND-HoUsE BURNED.
Chesapeake & Ohio Structure a, at
Gladstone in Ashes.
.(special ID The 4TImes- DIspatch.)

Especial to The FTImes-DIspatch.J
GLADSTONE,Y VA. March 1S.-'rhe large
round house OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Railway Company at Gladstone. Va.
was completely destroyed by fire early.
yesterday morning. Only the east and
west walls OF the building were left
standing 5S
s Gladstone is tho terminal OF the RI
wanna district of tho Richmond division;
and OF the James River district Of the
Clifton Forge division, and the rounds
house WIS necessarily a large ore, In or
der 10 accommodate the number Of en-
gines used on these two dlvlsi ons ~ the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
4 The exact amount of damage caused by
the fire could not be ascertnined yes
to-day but twill be several thousand
dollars. n IL & 4! II -{ n 5s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
DELIGHTFUL BANQUET.
Life Insurance Conference Winds
Up Happily. I.

" y Z +
The conference Of the superintendents
OF the Lifo Insurance Company of Nir-
glnla. which has been in session les here for
banquet at AIurply's last night, and the
affair was a most ENJOYABLE and delight
Eful one III every detail,
4 Covers were laid for about thirty, and
tls, menu was charac teristlc<of the pop.
3ular hostelry. 4 M
E When the cigars were reached there
vera n number OF appropriate speeches,
MI. J ohnI q, Walker president, acting AS
so Fo!iowing we're some Of the regular
toasts responded to; The. Life Insurance
{ Company Of Virginia, j. &, Walker. press
sident: Reputation. r, William Pemberton,
first ylce-presdenti The Home Office, i, =,
Nv. Pegram, second Weep president; The
dignity Of Life Insnrancs As "A, An 1ee y
W. T.. II Rogersnn, secretar%; The Med!-
cui Department, pr, II. cabell 'rabb. med
q, s. payenport; aetuary; ,phe a, Audit De
} Of Printers' Ink W. ". Archer, editor,
5ful one and has resulted In much good
to- he company, 54s Ss3 MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
BON AIR sTIRS.
Little Residence Town A'Wak s IS
"a From It's Winter Lethargy.
fs ,,,,j u rhe i'I1imcs-Dlspatcll)

j -.
fspecial to The Timcs-D lspatch0
BON arr. VA, March 1s--With, the
return Of sunshine and soft sout hawlnl9!s,
&Eon Air begins to look around for Us Us
new spring bonnet, with its flowers and
farms and fruit blossoms on a frame
work of green lawns and growing gar
Zdens. 85S4 s4 ca. 3. I. - !. !, I
"A Some few Of the cottages were left alone
for o couple OF months, but theirMocce1u-
nan to Is are 4 beginning to return, ana the
QUIET or winter Is beginning to yield 70 the
more energetic out-of do hrs 3soctal IL e.s9S
s The Chautauqua Circle held ~ g a usuai
weekly session last Z tuesday, evening anu
was Il largely attended. iE "a a, sss
Mr.. and Mrs. ] z Harvic Blair who
have been spending the week IN Ric eli
and espe cially BY the g, tilee
Club. OF which Mr.. Blair Is the efficient
N Nj. 4. L. Adamson has returned to his
cottage, after spending a month or TWO i
In ichmond. ~ 9. u 1a z
h Mrs. 7Adamson is In birmingham Ala,
whittier she went to- the bedside or sher
daughter, Miss Bertha, who 81 ilas s& bee1l
sillswlth typhoid fever but is ow SconYa-
descent. li3g "a IA . . = y 8, Il.
In a few days. Their cottage has been
closed since Christmas.
Rev. Benjamin Dennis, rector OF Me ;i g
Memorial Church. of Manchester. caiied
together the Episcopal people OF Bon AT ,ir
Thursday afternoon and organized ftne
ST. James Episcopal Church of Bon AIT.
and now the plans for a new church at
Bon Air for this branch OF the Chrlstlhn
family are being zealously discussed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Shooting Cases at Wilson.

Especial 70 Tho !TlWes-I1IspalcHJI
WILSON, N. c., March lSs-The pre-
51iminary tria / of sacor Ellis and sons,
charged with shooting Seth Tyson. Jr',
at Saratoga Monday, which was set for
to-day, was postponed until Tyson Is
sablo to appear in court,
"A Tyson was thought IA tally wounded.
but his condition is now favorable to re-,
kooyery, X Is "a "a III al
Judge Fred Moore will tomorrow hear
motion by counse! for bal of assn and
Richard Stancll. charged with N!llng
Nv. n. Harrison. Tho Stancllls nrs now
In Jail here. bail being refused them By
the magistrate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Only One Plant.
K(special To The T.Imes- Dlspatch

Especial to The TImes-D ispatch
DANYILLE VA; March ls.-A special
appearing In o-day's Iimes-D ispa Is III. emA-
purchase OF the GraYey Tobacco bust
ness by Spencer Brothers, OF Martinsyille,
should have stated that this purchase
embraced. only. the 81 g: irtayely's Sons
plant, ut Lea Norwood. . ass II 4
@ The P B, 1T C5raYely Tobacco Company,
OF this city. whose business was founded
In 1881 and which Is nrobably the Oldest
factory. IN the country. has no connection
whatever with the Spencer, or any other
combination. Isl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
I'm ALL WALKS OF LIFE,
.HerpIeIde Is Used To cure pandrl

"a HorpIoIde Is Used q CUre 20 ndTUtf, y
u. II. Lyon, New York, N. Y,, says;
s II am very fond of Herpicide and en-
10y using 1t. II Is refreshing,
DR.. u II. Bush, Toledo, Ohio, wrltes
t,Newbro's Herpiclde has given better
satisfaction than anything have ever
used. = Il ~ ia
Herpicde: -is m !.
lslt cleaned my head Of dandruff and
STAMPED my hair from falling on T. 1t is
tho best remedy for dalldruff ] ever used,
ana Ii have used a great many 9
ri 4 s. colan.an, Ann a rbor,j tehy says;
{ II have used two bot ties of Heppiclde
and derived benefit theref
4 Il sold ny lead 81 gglst Send a 0c. In
Stamps for 20 plcide s'n.i
!sS.t spec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Gravity Water for Bristol.
lsneclai toTha es-Dlspatcll,l

BRISTOL. VA. March ls,-Brlstol IS
now seriously considering tho matter OF
a new water supply, and will probably
invest from $500, 600 to 100000 IT. q gray
ity system In The near future. The pro-
posed System would afford water sun,
Gent for a population of q hundred
Thousand or more, and the water would
bo from, mountain freestone stream.
The councils will be urged to join nards
and bring such supply here for the
use of the two Bristols,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
IS THE MAN
WANTED IN NEW YORK

..5! Especial to THE Tinlcs-Dlspat
q WINSTON SALEM, N c., March 49,
IA telegram was received here this at ter-
noon from the Colonial Bank. N, \. New S,
tine, who surrendered to the police here
yesterday, was the man wanted for steal
Ing money from that institution In De-
.ccmber, 1902. "a rs
held Tor further Instructions from the
bank. 81 III, ,a3. y :.
) VALENTINO says no Is anxious to get
back to New y DIRK. u .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
FEW CHAN GEES LIKELY.
School Board Will6Not Make lE!,:';-
apense Greater Than N Necessary.

Especial to The Times ispat ch.)
5BOYDTON Al, Ma rch Is. II he meet
ing Of the County School Committee to
select text booka for the public schools
OF Mcckcnburg has been held. and laid
off the work for each committeeman, who
will report at All adjourned meeting to he
held on the 18th OF April, at which time
the series Of books will be adopted
The committee will make no changes
except what are absolutely necessary, y
The Home Telephone Company. with
Headquarters at Henderson,, n. q, which
has an office In this place, has sold out
to the Bell Telephone Company.
Mr.. Dodson. who has regent " leased
the Hotel Southern In this place. reached
here last night. lie will open up for bust
ness next week ~ 5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
WANT "A DECISION.
Norfolk School Board in Doubt
as to Their Term Of Office.

fspecal to Il he Tlmes-D lspatch.)
NORFODK VA. Marcel, s1S.--Th he school $, 400
board Of Norfolk tonight appointed a
specal committee Of Ono to wait on
Attorney General Anderson and nave,
1,im corstrue thu now constitutional pro-
vision regarding the terms Of office 81
members Of the school board. "A
# The board appears to think that the
gattorney-genera varied slightly In his
first decision on this point. 55S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Bad od-NeuraisIa,

II testify III regard to Paire's celery
Subject Inbleu' to.neuralgia, was much, bothered
having tried various spe ciflcs. but 70 ~ no
purpose; thought would try Fatnc'h GeI q
aired mo !. D / shnll recommend 1t to all Of
nv friends. / considerit the best n1edl-
cine J. ever met for nervous disea SEES IL. d.
John Erpehnbncll. GIG putnam Ave" cay 'aLsl
Claire, SVis. i s5{t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Miss Frances Booker.

(spocial to The lIimes- Dispat ch,l %
LYNG iiBiIftG, YA., March 1S,-Miss
Frances Booker dalghtsr ot il,n ho lnIss
Church, dfed last night at the Randolpllvr
Macon Womal,s College OF eons.lmptlon,l
aged eighteen years. Miss Booker Z, was - 81
gradua % az the aekstope nstltntes ar
n mi eohess She wes sister, 81 Rsy
e !s;,,s, Il tassbSa. AsR sEsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Interesting Armour cement

(specialIt The irlmes-Dispatch.)N a. lF35
fDANVILLFl VA, March Ism r.. and
Invitations TO tho marriage of their
daughter, Daisy, to Mr., Archtbal IA Dick Y
.lnson. Keen. on the evening OF yNedne4-S
day, the thirtieth OF March, at o clock.
at Mount Vernon M. u, Church this
city. "a Fl y VIA li3.. ii ssE q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Sunday School Institute.

: In Especial 70 The 7TTmes- DIspAtchJ "a. IA
I.YNCHRuRG, VA March 1s,-The
Sunday school Institute for the Lynchburg
district and adjacent charges Of the
Met.,~,.st CHURCH, which Ssgan yesterdnS
The Institute was conducted by Professor
ii. III, IIamll, superintendent on training
work. Of Nashville. TENN assisted by
Alnong the Speakers who partlclpated In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Improved Postal Service,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Is5ptrFdE " ~ 8 ..77s'H'7F WIZ -
yYAsHINGTON, March ls.-The POST
office Department. has had an additio g !,
between Harrlsonburg and Lex ngton,
which viii be a great accommodation to
the c,itiHens Of the two towns as 1t will
greatly Improve the mail factllt ties me
Improvement through the representation
of Representatives Hay and FLOOD a na
Senator srtin, Al NJ 81 If /, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Not Guilty.

Especial to The Tines ispatch)
NJ CHARLOTTE, NJ CT, March lS,--The
Jury in the case against IL. Nj, Euhank,
Charged with killing u. IL. Wilhelm at
Monroe, rendered n|yerdtct Of not guilty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Surprise Marriage.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspat

77al9El Especial 10 Tho 7Tlmcs-Dlsphtc
CLIFTON fFo RGE, VA, March s.---NIr.
r. 4. Rule and Miss Stella IIale wero
In Coyington Thursday evening
at four O. clock by Rev. J. f. Vnnhorn.: y
The marriage was q surprive to their
friends lre, where they reside. f5$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19

E1f So e
5nTrace every dsease, blood trou.
Bic or pain to the TRUE GAUGE.
Pain 10 only the sign or symptom.
It Is Idle to treat the pain Itself. II
The only true cure for blood In,
purity or suffering Is the cure that sl
G lures RI, e a&aT r e CAUSE -
Weakness Of the y NJ & Nerves
n prof. Edward e. Phclp Ms
I y. LIZ D., OF Dar tmouth Unl.al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Discoyerer OF @
Paine's8 Celery Compound.
The blood and all tn e organs o. I.
the body depend on the I'M NER s3
NERVES, and Palne's Celery Cons
IL pound gives the blood and the nerve
system the strength to MAKE all ~
the organs work In healti, and = ar.58
n1ony. "A
ell THIS SPRING..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
HUSBAND DEAD, WIFE ILL
Sergeant Marshall, Of Fort Mon
roe Band, Victim Pneumonia.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March Is
Sergeant Marshall aged forty-flve, a
member Of the band at Fort Monroe
died to-day with pneumonia. Il,
Sergeant Marshalfs wife, Mrs. Anna
Marshall sued the street railroad for
damages as a result OF being struck by
a car on the reservation about one year
ago. Mrs Marshall is now in Baltimore
Hospital, and her three children are in
an orphanage.
The United States monitor. Nevada was
given gun test yesterday by the Navy
Board OF Inspections, and returned t.
Hampton Roads last evening According
To Captain Train president Of the board,
the test was a most successful one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Richnlonsiers in New York,
Especial to The Times-p lspat ten, y

3 NEW YORK. arch Isl, { " Alder {, III.
q MnElh,ra Y 9 3:
lRread way Central. I'm essSEst Ssal
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