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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28
81.

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@ntunft bes iunsen @brenfels separz
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fi4 penig barum fiimmerte, ob fem
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ben ooer ni9t, ba gingen bic 2eute ,ba
briiben" bOaig i~traflOs aus unb fonrs
ten glidli9 uno iorslos peiter leben,
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9ruf SrebOp nit ibnen bDnig. aussez
lObnt bate. ia, nit ibnen, pie tie err,
fu9r elm 9er5 unb cine Seele mar.
Die tleine Glle bate nun au9 ibren
@bpin gliidli4 in Siderbeit sebro4t,
unb 9ebDig mar ni9t tpenig BON Der
Spbesangit beluitigt pprben, bic i6re
Sreunbin srfiiat hattie. sic g0nnte
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gem 9er5en, benin man bate aus blober
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iiberaa Wa4en ausitelen miifen.
., bas mar ia gum &rantla6en! =
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na9 ben 9riinben bieies uniinniaen
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bate Den Na6barn BITE nDtbiqe Musz
tunft geben tOnnen, aber tie i9pisq fi9
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tie Dem erbGrmli9en Burden ni6ts
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bod pifen. baB lie iiets @prt belt;
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balten, pie lie ii9 gei4poren; NIT
benz mar lie fertig.
4ber Die Nnberen, bic tie nod i'm
leBten 4usenblid UNI einen Sriumpb
9eorGGt, duf Den 1e 1tt 10 1ebr getreut
bate, Die iOlten i6re Strafe erbalten
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Sobe bes Maioratsberrn perftri4en
uno Cigar lieb nod imrter nidts bon
ii9 6Oren uno feben.
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ielbit bieie BON Ratur 10 fdrgli4 auss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28

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ii4 ftarf an rMinna BON 8arnbelm"
anlebnt): rSas publifum ruff na9
benz @srfafer, seben sic bod binuus,
nebmen sic aber aug benz gpnferena.
simmer bic 8ite BON 2sfins INTERN
Mrm."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28

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alten l%1riprunges; erit lange Dor ben
8reuosiisen sebt uniere Spur perlos
rem; i9abe, bab i9 Tie ni9t tpeiter
Derfolsen fann!!"
rNa, peib benin Der Sarpin ba
ni9t Hatb?9!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28

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habsn Sic fin bieieR Mansel an
&enntnifen e~rsporben2
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reiauuesa tehte @Iarut1fien anqebra&& fHs.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28

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5er5flppfsn beim 9anaeng 8adfif9
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fommt gang barauf an. nit mem i4
tango!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28

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Siiffel: nOas mar entiebli9,
ipenn bas Mmt bes @elbbrieftrGgers
uno @eri9tspouaiehers in elmer pers
ion pereinist pdre!"
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nN9, gndbiee 6rau, iasen sic boo
ni6t INNER rbumme Sans" su mir
ba friese i9 ia iebesmal : 9eimtpeb!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28

Set probens. Sic:
m@buarb, auf Seinem S9reibtii6
liest INNER 10 biel papiereelb berum,
Su mubt Dir einen 8anfnptenbez
f6perer faufen.~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
THE STRIKE OF
HOD-CARRIERS
Contractors Agree to Employ
Non-Union Men and to Deny
Demands Of the Strikers.

The building contractors Of Richmond
have agreed to engage non-union labor at
once and to deny absolutely the demands
OF the striking hod-carrieds who ask
five cents additional per hour
The carriers, all of whom are negroes,
abandoned work last week and have not
returned since. They have been working
eight hours for SLIGO and now demand 80
Several OF the contractors have been
employing non-union labor Of this sort
for some time, and the fresh call has
driven e,d,, al the Others n tle same drec
viii probably ali be at work to-day with
outside, labor and certainly within the
next day or two. The hod-carrlcr Is,
moreover, somewhat of8an obsolete arti,
Gle. Or AL of the Higher bindings bricks
arg c'eyai6: by engines, and It IS posi-
nile to use ,this. :.etnod altogether such
z machine. has been erected at the new
i,eth Ahabh Fgn -GS5gue and the work
fHsfe TM proceed without interruption,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
"The Wizard of on

. The Wizard of or will be a tho
Academy Saturday. matinee and night,
mo new eNtaragarzu comes here with
q phenomenal record of all winter and all
summer In New York city where tho
critics unanimously declared it the most
superbly arrayed. beautifully staged and
humorously playcd spectacle ever given
Mt any time in that city, Lavshncss,
combined with taste and the happy CO.
operation Of brains ard money resulted
In respondent spectacle that &ook New
York by storm, and II The Wizard of
OF" justiflcs half the euogirs paid it
by the press, 1t viii unques tionnbly
duplicate hero lis metropolitan triumph
The music is by Pau Tietjcns. a young
composer. who is said to have evolved a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
II was All Run Down.
Now / Am Well and Strong
Moe Praise For The Celebrated Nerve Vitalze ard Ionic
.PAlNE'S CELERY COMPOUND


II got ono bottle, and when h ,Et
taken half OF my bowels were regular.
my appetite c.ltne buck, and commenced
/, 10 sleep we'll Now when 1 overwork anu
begin to got nervous and cannot digest
my food properly / Just take few doses
Of 1,aincs Celery Compound, and am al!
right again. .,0i.
at Is the most wonderful rcstorer III inc
world Before learned what Panes
Celery Compound would do had 'rleu
ali kinds of medicines, and nothing had
helped me- Mrs. Nellie r. Baker SPRING
field, VT, October 10, 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
'VESTRYMEN OF
.EE:P]lSCOP AL CHURCHES
Old Members Reelected in the
Majority Of In
stances,

The annual election of the, vestres Of
the Episcopal churches of tie city oc-
Cured on yesterday. But little interest
was taken in the voting and in the ma
jorty or cases the old members were
Reelected.
At Monumental the old vestry was
chosen again. with the adIs~-1n Of Mr.
Powhatan Breeden and MI. Q. r. Cook.
Tho old vestry of All Saints was re-
elected, and no change was made IN the
vestry OF Holy Trinity. which, Is com
posed as follows. Colonel John ". Cor
don, senior warden; Mr.. F. II. Baskerrllle
junior warden; Mr.. L. C. Mayo Mr.. f.
r. D. Myers, Jr., Mr.. o. j. Sands Mr.
Wetmer, Mr.. r. Fl. Smith. Mr. John B.
Minor, Mr.. II. T. MSloney, Mr.. J. II.
Cnpers and Mr.. James NJ. Ball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05

y The Nerves r,o all--Livor and bowels
and bood--evcry organ Of the body
"a Painc's Celery Compound feeds actuhl
nerve strength to the system. ana
through the nerves, 1t purifes the olooo
and gives health and strength TO the
whole body.
1t is the ono Spring Remedy that Pnr'-
fins without weakening the system, gives
strength instead Of taking strength
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Frank X. Burton.
to Tile Tlmcs-Dispatch)

7-7SPccnI 20 TIC TTHcs-DlspHtchJ "
DANVILLE. VA, April 4.Frank X.
Burton, president Of the Riverside Cotton
Mills, and one OF Dnnvllo's wealthy men,
died at his home on Main Street yestcr-
day morning. de had been in declining
health for several years past
Mr.. Burton had been closely Identified
with Danvillcs business life for thirty
five years he was long engaged ip the
tobacco business ms manufacturer, leaf
dealer and exporter, and In later years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05

s{S The whole system needs new strength
TO make up for tho Vitality used UP by
the effort your body makes TO purify IT,
SELF every spring. It needs Nerve Force
sduickly--for IL is only from this strength
&of tho inner nerves that tho organs OF
Tho body ret the power to do their work
and to lscepiin good condition.
@ss Tired weak. run down, nervous women
thousands OF them in homes, offices,
stores aud factorics--drn sging out lhcir
livNs In poor health and low spirits, SUD
iect to grip, colds and headaches can
trace tho beginning OF their general de-
cline back to the spring lassltude 'hat
got Its hold upon thcm. and never was
shaken off.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Percy Haswell Matinees.

There will be matinces Wednesday and
Friday OF Sowing the Wind" Miss Has
wells introduction for the spring stock
company at the Academy was mado to
a large audience at the matinee yestcr-
day. This piece will bc presented every
night this week except tonight and Sat-
urdy night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sLEEPLEssNEss.
The Wonderful f7estorer Brought This
Worn out Woman Back to
Happy Health,

III II wish could tell every woman III
the land how much I'aine's Celery Com
pound will help them
LEI Gun never thank the friend enough
who told me to try 19aines Celery COM
apound.,S1 had almost given up IN de-
spair, I was so nervous, tired and run
down. / had no appetite, was constipated
and could not sledE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Go to your Druggist TO.DAY.-Get one bottle 9, q
Paine's Celery Conpound---See how DIFFERENT
It will make you feel.

he became largely interested in the man
iufacture of cotton. For many years pass
he was n director in the, RIVERSIDE lo'-
ton Mills Company, and for five years
mast was the president of the company,
lie leaves II wife, who was the only
daughter Of the late w. N. Shelton. VINO
was one Of tho wealthiest citizens OF
Danvlle. Mr.. Burton leaves no children.
Mrs. Lucy Wauchope.
Especial to The 1'imes-Dispatch.)
3 AMHERST, VA. April Mrs. Lucy.
Wauchope, of this county, who died at the
Home and Retreat in Lynchhurs on
Saturday night, was buried IN the Gene
terry here to-day. Burial services were
conducted at tho PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Lewis A. Jones.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. April A.
Lewis A.. Jones, a prominent citizen OF
King George county, was found dead IN
his bed yesterday. He was here Sat'ir-
day in apparently good health; at supper
saturday night. and retired at the usual
time. IIe is survived by one daughter and
five sors s E ssas fE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Mrs. M. L. Wingheld..

ROANOKE, VA, April 4.-Mrs. Mary
l.. Wingfield wife OF Mr.. w. II. Wing
field. formerly of Bedford. died here to-
day at the residence Of her daughter.
Mrs III. b. Moore. aged fifty-five years.
Her remains will be taken to Bedford for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Mrs. Lucy Wauchope.
". K. Bowman.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
z SALEM, VA, April 4.-Vance Is. Bow
man. eldest son Of Colonel A. NJ. Bow.
man. member OF tho House of Delegates
from this district died yesterday at the
home of his father, after a long and
painful illness, aged tlirty-three years
Flo was young man with brilliant
mind and fine literary attairinents. lie
,>.rio1 p y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
John S. Forbes.
Special to The TImos- Dis atcl.)

VERT VA, April AIR. John $.
Forbes, of near this place. died yesterday
at the advanced age OF eightSseven
years. Mr.. Forbes had his entire prop
erty destroyed By nn incendary about
thirty~days ago. and the excitement ana
exposure incident to the fire is thought
to be the immediate cause of his death.
He was surrounded by his children and
relatives, and his death caused no su!-
prise. owing to his extreme old age and
the trying ordeal through which he has
Just passed. Jnterment will take place
Tomorrow in the family blrylng ground,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
DEATHS.

GoODE.-Died. April 4th. at her fathers
residence. l4l6 Taylor Street. at lo:h5
O'Clock KATIE E., beloved daughter Of
Andrew and Caroline Goode.
Funeral notice later.
aJoNEs.-Died, Sunday, April 3, 1901 at
1880 r. ~ IsA A. ,,ol Mb y g! Jones 20
wEpSEspAY,1 AprIl !, ), 9, n. Ha5 : ut II.
PAThcil aiE AP5 IS e ORE youne
est child OF Mary Randolph and Cen
Funeral TUESDAY, April 5th, at IL
A.. NJ. from the residence of his sister,
Mrs George a. Lathrop, BIS East Frank
lin Street. lntcrment private.
9 eeiees NJ s PaTKlt Aet
MOORE; Youngest son Of the , late Mary
#' Funeral from the residence Of his Sis
FRANKLIN Street THIS GTuesday) MORN
RANSOM ,--Dod. March 1st,. Mr.. JAS. J.
RANSOM, of Ransom. Buckingham coun-
three years old and leaves a wife, chill
dren, five sisters, two brothers and many
friends and relatives to mourn their loss.
But amid the sorrows Of life, how cheer
f ing to think the resurrection day Is
near
"Many sleep but not forever.
In the lone and silent grave,
Blessed be the Lord that takcth.
Blessed be the Lord that gave
SCOTT. Died. ct the family residence,
this morning (Apri! 4, 1000 Miss Ell
LEN DUVAI. SCOTT. third daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, G. a. Scott. OF Bucking-
@ ham county of pneumonia. @
SHEA.-Dicd. April 3, 19oASat her resi-
dencc, No. 2l09 East Franklin. DELLA,
wife of Councilman Phil Shea.
Funeral will take place THIS (Tues-
day. MORNING at 10 o'clock from st.
Patrlck's Church. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited to attend.
Staunton VaJ, Wilmington IN. C.)
and Norfolk (Va) papers please copy,
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SCOTT.--Died Mt the family residence,
this morning april d 1000 Miss Ell
LEN DUVAL SCOTT. third daughter of
( Mr.. and Mrs, G. A. Scott, of I3ucking-
e ham county, of pneumonia.
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Monumental Kindergarten

The Monumental Kindergarten will re-
sumo classes on Wednesday morning,
after having given the little ones a pleas
ant holiday. beginning with Good Friday.
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OF Dartmouth University DIS
covercr Of 1'ainc's Celery Com
pound.
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score that is catchy and pretty. and has
tina t inviting swing which suggests dainty
movements and graceful dances.
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ATTACKS AN
OLD |. D THEORY
i ~. Evans Says Mans Material
B3oodtlJys,NV'lll Not Rise Again,
AS Many Believe.
SPEAKS 7 :::''!K s ON Ri SUBTRACTION.
Quotes Words VI Apostle, That
What IS Sown d. Natural Body
Is Raised y Spiritual Body.

q sermon prea chcd to an immense con-
gregatior Sunday afternoon hy the Rev.
william ID. Evans. d. D., rector Of Nom
,imental Episcopal Church, cuts deep a t
the root Of the popular religious tenets
that the soul OF manBis at the last day
reunited with his material body, which
Is supposed to arise from the grave.
Almost from time immemoral it has
been the sacred and cherished belief of
millions OF Christians that upon tho great
day Of Judgment, when all men living and
dead would DO called before tho scat of
heaven, the body OF men would como up
out Of the earth clothed in the perfection
Of flesh and n blood with which It was
born into the world How this was to be,
when the ashes OF many ancient dead
had long ago been scattered to the four
winds, no man ventured 10 say. but the
belief was at one time almost or quite
universal, and Is now widespread. IT Is
this doctrine which Or. Evans attacks.
and against which he cited the Bible.
itself.