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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
m Fl d g E.

nents. nit jsbem Sdritt begesnet
man frsmbarti9en NtsnI6en. unb
ni6t nur bas, man iie6t ibre religiDIen
Seite. lire So65eiten. 8eerbtgunsen,
1msiige II. bgl., bic pielei9t nit nod
e;Obersm @lon3 uls in ibrer Seimat6
ubgsbalten tperben, neil Tie bier inter
engliI6em S9ub bebeutenbsrsu Woblz
itano erlongt baben. Der ReiIenoe,
Der bur6 bic Straben tpdnbert, iiebt
obpe6Ielno S6ifpatempel, iiameitf6e
poepben, bic 9ubobd geptbmet finb,
6riftli6e Sir6en, mobammebaniide
Moi6esn unb 6ineIii9s 9DBsntempel.
Sur Na9tseit lam er Elm europdii9es
Concert anb0ren, gegeben bon einem
aus 9bilipptnern %beitebenoen ftGotis
f9sn MuIittprps, pGbrenb er ii6 aus
Thliebli6 inter Der %eleganten eurppdtz
f9en Welt hepsgt. @r fam aber aud
Elm inbiI6es Sbeater, elm maIaiiI9es
Ddiang ober elm 6ineiii9es Sbeater
befu9en. Die pftdiiatii9e Delt tbut
Ii9 inn bier in ihrer san3en Seltiamz
felt auf, unb perlGBt er bic Stabt, nm
Die llmgebung fennen gu lernen, bann
bat er @eIesenbeit, bic 9ra9t Der
Sropsn gu bepunbern, defenders in
benz f90nen 8otanifden @arten, Der
iid am SuBe bes 9ppernment Sia
binSiebt. 9as pirb ibn msbr fsfeIn
aIs Der Sanbel Der StaOt nit ieinen
tropiidenp robutten, 9fsffer, Wustat,
&otosniifen. 9uttaper6u, Sabat,
Saffee, RobrSuder. Reis unb
anberen Waaren, bic bier auf ben
Martt gebradt unb eessn europGif6.
GrSeugniFe, barunter a%rDBtentbeiIs
beut16e, eingetau19t iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Deutf6e @ef9afts9Gufer
am Safenfdi.

T9en Gplonie baben bic bort uniGIiigei
beutI9en Sirmen erbebli9 b%eigetra9en.
Mun fam setroit iaseu. baB mebr ais
elm Orittel bes Sanoels BON Penang
in beutidsn Sdnben rubt. unb ipenn
unldbli9 Der Saltung Der 0eutIAen
I'm Sranspaoltriss bic @nsldnbsr CUR
Beltung bra9ten. pel6en Re9tsi4uz
Bes Ii9 bic 9eutI1en in ben englii9en
Gplpnien, DEFENDERS SItaiiens, erfreus
en-, 70 tann oaeesen bod aud aneez
fiibrt perben, baB bic SeutI6en ibrers
Teits piebsr gu benz 4tfb9iben ies
rer Gplonien mebr beigstragen baben
als pielei9t bic QngebOrigen uuer
anberen &ulturp6lter 5uIummengss
npmmen. @liidli@ertueiIe pirb bies
fpeniqItens in ben Gplonien IelbIt BON
beioen Seiten anertannt, benn es
bsrri6t bort seiddftli4 pie geieus
T6aftli6 elm gegenieitises 9ano=ins
Sanbz 9trbeiten. eegenieitige Q4tun9
unb erfreuli9erpeiie aud freunoi9ufts
Ii6er 9ertebr.
Sies gilt p%ornebmli9 ppn Penarg,
ipo es inter elmer gepOlterun9 BON
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Scr Saien geaans.

Der Rprbbeutf9e 2lppb bat in lebs
Ter 3eit feline Sahrten mad Oitdiien ins
folae bes groben 3~ubranes bon Pdfas
sieren unb Waaren p~erbpppeln uno
feline Jlotte erbebIi9 bermehren milf
fen. Oieie @usbebnung Der bremis
f9en 0ampferlinien bat audi piele
Mbdnberunsen bes 5dbrplans our
Jolse gebabt, unb bd5u gebDrt unter
onberem bic Mufnabme BON genang
in bic Reibe Der pltuiiatii9en 9dfen,
mo Der 2lonb nunmebr feline itolSe
5lagse seist. Die Sinsapur am Glib
enbe Der Malaftaitrabe, 10 lit penang
in Der n0rbli6en SGlfte berIelben bus
bebeutenOite San6elsempprium, bas
iiberbies infoI9e Der INNER tpeiter
greifenoen Gri9liebung feiner 5intsrs
fdnber in rafdem @ufbliiben begriffen
lift. gu benz @adstbum Oieier ensIis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
9ef6rte q a6trube. =

.Gs fommt mir Dor, baB sic febr ers
miiOet ausIeben." = nSu, i4 tonnte
zines Sarbuntels tpe9en fdou Stpet
RG9te ni9t i9lafen." $50 iibt es
benn?" nIm 9alie meines Mans
nes.~
-unmDgIi9. Die feline @Oa:
DIANA bat mir seIaet, bab i9 BON
elmer &0nisin ubitumme." = Som
(tbr 9riiber9sn): nSenn famine i9
aud bon elmer 9%Dnisin." @pa:
rgtber Som, ipri9 bod teinen nniinn,
Ou biit ia Elm 9ub."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Il nberbefferIid Of.

-unperbefferGi6. (3pei
bur6segunsene &aiiirer treffen iid in
Stem YorD: IRA, pie sebt's2 MtO4z
ten Sic ni9t nieoer na9 europa 5us
ride" : % ia, iebr germ : tpenn
i9 nur bier cine paFenoe 9aiIirerIteae
betdm'!"
= Sortf9ritt. @aIt: n&eas
ner, bas 9eI9perbebu9!!" = &eIner:
ugeoaure = dber mir baden bort in
Der Gde einsn pbunogrupben. pollen
Sic, bite, Schre 8lage ba %bineinipres
den, ale 5tpei Stunben bort i'm be.
Dirtb ab."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

-4b 70! Sreuno: IRA, fpie
mars bsnn auf Der 8rauti9uu9" :
5reier (bem bic ausertprene gu bGBs
lid mari: ~Nun, fam, fa9 = sins
tpieoerl"
Gin barter S6Gbet.
~. .alIo elm Qutpmobil 1T Dir iiber
ben ROpf seganseu. @irsI2 Wie lang
bat bsnn bic Ssilung gebauert2"
9irsI: rNo. 10 a bier Wod'n ia .
kim Ms4anitsr s'ftunben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Die Ssnti@e s9ale tn SaIOar:
Pai6a.

Sir bic Sortf6ritts bes 9euti9'
tbums i'm Orient 1T ni9ts beaeidnens
Der als bic raf9e @ntpidluns Der
9eutI9en Sdule in Gpnitantinppel.
Der bor feds Sabrsn erri9tete GENIAL
tle Neubau Der 9euti9en Reali9uIt
unb SSberen MGb9enf4ule gu Pero
mlbte I9on i'm oerflofienen Sommer
INN einen ftuttli9en Mnbau erpeitert
tperSen, unb iebt bat aud Saibdrspas
i9a, Der bel Stutdri gelesene Sufens
ort Der 8asbuobabn. an Stelle ieiner
friiberen, bei9eibenen @ilenbabnz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

- Serr &obte am 2agp
Maggipre. nSdb'n &c mel Sic
tper: nu' oenten &c ii9 NAL Blob oas
@afsr meg UNI be 8eree I'M be ibbige
9G9eoa5ion, I'M idtaoo be 8almen
dnoere 9eeme : na9ber is es bier gez
rabe 10 fpis BEL uns Oerbeeme i'm 2eib5'=
der RoIenbbale!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03


in Der s buGiabftrdB
nabe 100000 Seelen ii6erbaupt nur
etfpas iiber tollIenb GuropGer, barur>
ter Elm 3ebntsl 9eutI6e unb itamms
perpanote S4ipeiSer, eibt, bic man
UNI ibre i6One atpeits Seimutb pabrs
baftig bsneioen fDnnts. Der GeiIenbe,
Der auf Der SItaIienfabrt na9 piertGs
Biger &eiie BON Colombo in genane
eintrifft, lit entSiidt BON Der ShOnbeit
uno GroBartigteit bes 8iIbes, bas iid
lbm oarbietet. Yulp @enang,su beutI9
bic SnIel Der Irstaniife, i9Iiebt i'm
Berein nit benz nur neniseMeilen ents
Fernten SeItlanbe nMeeresarm Elm.
Der an fceniidem &eia nit einem Der
bielgeriibmtsn italisnii9en Seen pers
gliden tperben t0nnte, borausgeiebt,
baB bort, fpie bier, bic @egetatipn ii4
in 10 ipiinberbarer Srppsnpra6t ents
fdlten niirbe. palmenpdlosr unb bic
sntSiidenbIten Expenditure, potin
has 4uge blidt. Bis bidt an ben
Gtrauo Der tiefbluuen, BON Sablrei9sn
frembartigen SabrSsugen burdfurds
len 8aFsrflG6e. Dem 4nterplab Der
Sumpfer geseniibsr breitet ii4 auf eis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
bonnern!"

= @orausfidt. ~0u, Grnit.
Tfama frGst aud, pie Ianse lie nod
in Der Sommerfrii9e bleiben ion.
Winft 9u ibr ielbit niat elm paar 3eiz
len f9reiben9" : 30. f9reibe ibr muir
piele 9riibe BON mir. unb iie lou bleis
BEN, 10 lang es ibr sefdlt. -. go
lang ss mir ssfdat = bleibt iie ia
bod ni4t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

fduIe cine beutfde S9uIe srbaIten,
bic unter @ertpaltung unb 2eitung
Der 9eutfden S9ule in pera ftebt.
Sn berrli9er frsier Gage, nit groBz
artiger Sernii9t iiber bas Marmurus
meer, Stambul unb bas bunte SGuz
fermeer bon Stutdrt itebt auf benz
bOditen puntt in Suibur : puf9a bic
nsue 9eutide S9ule, Elm ar9itettoz
mild fd6ner 8au, uussefiibrt mad eis
mem pldn sStaOtbauratbs S9pdts
10 in Srantfurt a. .. Die innere
Ginri9tung unb Gintbsilung, S9uls
rGume unb 2ebrerpobnuneen entiprez
den alien anfprOerunsen moOerner
S9ul6autunit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

= Ser re9te Mann. 8es
I9dftsfiibrer: mir bruu6en einen
Mann fir unier SnformatiOns : 9us
reull, Der i'm StanOe lift, ale m0gIi4eu
Sragen gu beantfpprten, uno niemdIs
ben &opf perliert." = Stellenbeperz
ber: n9anS mein Sal. Sd bin Batter
BON a6t &inoern."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
SransDfif6es 9uetI.-

= Capabilities 0ueIl.-
rDas lebte frunSOiiide DUEL nabm
einen iebr trasii9en aussang." =
~Was sic nidt iagen!" rSd, Der
MOrsen, an tpsldem bus DUEL itatts
fanb, mar 10 talt, baB elmer Der Sons
battanten fid ertdltete unb brei Dos
den fpGter an Der 2unsenentSiinouTg
ftarb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Mpberne & n.

.... Stint Sdas tpursn sic in
Gbemnib in SteIung, bier Gage in
5reiberg unb beut. Iinb Sic ben brits
fen Gag BEL mir in Dresden une mol
len i9on tpieber dustreteu!"
: rSreilid = i9 bab' ia Elm Runbs
reiIebiGlet!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

-geFdtist. griter Rsifenb.r:
Serr Maier, i'd fubr auf einem Seeslz
f6iff in feds Sugen bon @meritd ndd
Samburg. ST bus ni9t mertpiirois9
3ipeitsr Rsifsnber: 0urhdus nidt,
fpcnn ii9 elm folder Winbbsutsl auf
benz 9ed b%efinoet!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
9pefbeutia. 0i6ter

3Deibeutig. - 9i6ter:
rRun, buben Sic bas Billet peripsns
ben fOnnen, bus i9 mir erIdubte, Sbs
men gu Der seftrieen premiere msiues
Srduerfpiels gu ienoen9" Ssrr: %,
ia, bante! Sic bdbeu mir bamit Elm
erpbes @ergniiaen bereitet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
5 4 preife.

&unbs: rSsben sic. nun baben Sic
bod nit ii9 bdnbeln IaFen. Grit per>
ldngen Sic mir fir ben lleberSieber
fiinFSis Wart ub unb iebt betomme i'd
i'm fir breiBig!"
Sdnbler: yGrluuben sic. bas TT
ni9t sebanbslt, bas lift sei9enft!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

pc Serr auItbIut fdat nab
renb Der @oriteauHg bon Der 9aIIerie
iu's Bartlett. obne fi9S9aben gu tbun.
8sim Qufiteben iust er, ieuf5eno na9
pben f9uusnb: rSdab'. i'd batt' iols
den sutsn pldb!'
8 ateIier. G~utsbefber
(ein febr feinesS tiulebsn betra9tenb):
.Sas Bib mD9P id i9on tuufen =
aber msiue 2eibIpsif miifen Sic mir
nod busu maIen: cine S9iftI boil
Ru6beI!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
q a b.

Dame (bem @oeelbdnbler einen pas
pueei5uriidbrinseno): nSie baben mid
ba nit benz 9ogel f6Dn angefibrt; er
ipri4t ia gar nt6t!"
@~oselbGnblsr (beletbist): nRu, sic
perbsn i'm bait ni9t gu Wort tomz
men laHen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Bon feinem Stanbpuntt.
,Ibisu!"

Sas biinne Srdulein: Mein 8rdus
tigam fast INNER, i'd pGre sum ans
beiBen!
Der Sdld6ter: 0a bat er Redt:
tpenn sic ben braunen Mantel anbuz
ben. bann fehen Sic aus pie me
S9Iadtpurit!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

Tho accompanying illustrations repre-
sent plans OF the proposed concrete
bridge, to be built on the site of the
present Mayo Bridge, which We're pre-
pared and submitted by the Concrete
steel Engineering Company, of New
York, The estimated cost Is $l0792l'll.
The plans contemplates bridge SO feet
wide, which is tho greatest width tho
present masonry piers will permit; the
roadway is rs feet wide, and sidewalk q
feet wide. The whole structure is to
he concrete. and paved With granite
blocks. The Richmond end consists OF
seven spans 65o.47 feet in length; the
Manchester end consists of eleven spans
and Is s47,e5 feet In length, making total
length Of the bridge 1,so77s feet, The dis
tance across the island Is about $50 feet;
this is to be paved in same manner as tho
bridge, thus the whole distance across
the river will present the same appear
snce, and to I'LL purposes will DO as per-.
moment as city street, The estimate
includes the cost of raising the grade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Towns With a No. La

@ So superstitlo,is are the Inhabitants Of
Z the Swiss town OF Bern that the nuns
her 13 Is strictly prohibited by the
municipal authorities. 1t does not APP;
pear as anumber on houses. and d
builder who recently braved public
opinion by affixing a 10 TO new house
had no offer for It for four months. He
changed the number, and a week after-
ward tenant moved In,
The police or soldiers do not display
the Hateful number. Lyon on official
documents this combination Of figures
H is replaced by 14A or II B. 81
ut Is a curious fact that the number
4 10 Is not found on any Of the houses Of
Paris,p' said a traveller who has Just re.
turned from that city. 81
ION asgylsit to tho French metropolis
I put up at a house numbered 121-2. and
when observed that the house on the
left was numbered II and the one on the
right IA It started me out nyesttgating:
FAT first I thought perhaps it was
merely "a case OF the authorities bowling
a to purely neighborhood superstition, but
in the investigation that made subse-i
Squently-and 1t was quite as full as cir
ournstances would permit found thnv
the superstition appeared OF extend all
over the city, for nowhere could = ma
trace OF number 10 on residence. i.
a .,There were IL 1-2s In plenty. There
may be some number 13s, but could
not find them ew York Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
SOUTH BOSTON,.
tspec,alt o ma 'Times Dlspa tct.1

tspac,alto Tsa Tires Dlspatch.i
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July 2.--Nfrs.
J. y. Parkinson OF Richmond. visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A..
Glenn. this week.
Mr.. John p. Lovelnce. 1T Wilson, N.
& c.. is visiting relatives here. i5
Miss Bessie Dabney OF Chatham. who
L fas aejT tljn F.55n.,,s5St Mis- louise Owen,
left Thursday for Lynchburg,
Mrs. Robert II. Powell, OF Boykins, Va.
4 Is visiting her mother, Mrs, ]. w. Adj
ltcrsot. 3
Miss Hammer. Of Lynchburg, Is visit
Ing Miss Laura Stebblns. IS
Miss Louise Berksdalr. OF Houston. Is
the guest Of Miss Helen Easley.
Miss Constance WALES who has been
the guest Of Miss Lizzie Easlcy for the
past three we ks, returned to her home
III Weinberg this week.
york City, liz the guest Of Miss Frances
owen, at &"Iiyco Heights VA 88
Miss Rosa Glass, OF Ivyxie,y. is visit
ing her schoolmate, Miss Lucille Moon.
Miss Mae Adkerson Is visiting In
Lynciiburg.
:. n pleasant visit TO Lexington and Staun-
ton .!gt. ia y
Misses Florine and Georgia Daniel are
visiting friends In Bon AIR, w.
Danville District Conference VIII con-
vene here July s12-14, at the Al. 2.
ch,,rch. Bishop "A. w. Wilson. OF Bal
timore, VIII preside over the meeting y.
s}f afr. Edgar Il. Beazley visited friends al
Bon Air this week.
Miss Jennie Powell. after a pleasant
visit to AIisa Helen Easley. left Satur-
day for her home in\ Raleigh. 5$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

said tho customer
ut certainly has. but 1t Is comp st n
ton stone. ltis made of rnbies, but the
process is so perfect that few can detecr
that 1t is not q real stone,
"Ihe process OF its manufacture ~
known only to the man who made y.
lie is an Englishmun, and has found ouu
Il way OF taking ruby chips and mukins
them into what look like real rubies
'.What he does no one knows. but frelli5
an examination made under powerful
glass 1t would seem that no grinds the
chips into u paste and then works thea
paste Into a solid and i.fterWar1 cnts 3a ana
ipolishes It., He Is SO careful about me
color that the made stones are inYaflap ply lS
better than many genuine ones, x. I. iss
"Alany experts would be fooled WITH
these stones II they did not know upour
them A powerful glass Will reveal what
they are, In II real stone Che grain nl-
ways runs straight, hut IN one Of these
made gems there Is no grain at all
,'rhe maker OF these compositions car
manufacture diamonds yet, but UNDER
stand lie has boon rrylns, and ne may
succeed Emeralds and other stones have
been experimental with, but none has
been initiated so successfully as tbe
ruby'--New York Sun. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
HAD THE NURSERY
ALBRIGHT; BUT OF.
Twas for the Propagation Of
Sweet Flowers and Not
for Babies.

Tho anxious mother rings up What size
thinks Is tho day nursery to ask for some
advice as to her child She asks tbs cen.
tral for the nursery and is given Mr.. Colt.
fried Glubef, the florist and tree dealer.
Tho following conversation ensues:
II called up the nursery. Is this the
3tlursery7"
eyes, ma am \
liam DO worried about my little Rose 9
''vnt seems to be der fnadder7'
"Oh, not 80 very much perhaps. but
Just general lstlessncss and lack Of
aiifc.p
growing rigid, eh7'
No sir" /,
"vell, i dell you vat you do. You dake
der skissors und cut off apoud two inches
syrom der limbs. ind &
5'sNhat-a-at?"
sSs n II say, duke der scissors und cut of
apoud two inches vrom der limbs. un den
turn der garden hose on for apoud four
hours In der morning.
''yvhat-a-at7' 4.
.'Turn der garten-hose on for apoud
|, four hours in del. morning. und don pile
a lot OF p1ack dirt all around, und shpriil.
kle nit insegt -powtor all ofer der top"
"sir-r-r7,,.E 81 i5.5 81 &
''sphrinkle nit lnsegt-powter all ofot
der top. You know usually ID Is noddings
but pugs dot"
How dare your What do you mean By
such Ian guage?" s55 m # II
''Noddlngs put pugs dot chenerally
causes der troubles; und den you want to
wash der rose nit q liquid preparations I
( llaf for sale 3, II
WHO In the world are you anyway r. II
"Gottfrled G1ubcr. der forist.n N
C-o-oli!'' weekly. 'Goodby. "-Buffalo
4 Express. I'll III HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
SILAS BUNDY WAS
FINED And HELD.
Blackstone Was Assessed $40
for Shooting III the Street.
The Police Court.

slas l,indy and Clarence Blackstone
colored, were dealt with nccOrdlng to
Law by Justice John yesterday. NJ 4. ii y
The case was n bad one. Bundy tres.
passed OH the premises Of Blackstone
and threatened Willie Ann Blackstone
and others III sucli u manner as to ca.ise
general alarm. Clarence Blackstone got
mixed up IN the affair and fired g piss
tol#nt Bundy +. SIS; n \, .3y.s
Bundy was fined $40 and given twclvo
months, and Blackstone was fined go for
shooting. ".
Charles Coleman, colored, was sent to
jail for sixty days as q suspicious char
Actef. 4, !.
1'hc case Of Robert RaElniid and Geor-
kiana Ragland for threatening Mrs II.
Al. Woodnll and Gordon Woodall went
oyor 10 the 9Th.
Willie Johnson. rolored, charged WITH
tnking pair of shoes belonging to e..
w. plcasants, Will be heard on the 9Th.
w. u. Woodson struck Coleman John
son and had to pay ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

Z i n.
The architectural possibilities Of q con- con-
cerete bridge are linaItless, the artistic
effect is only determined BY the amount
81 money tlnt Is available. II Is not pro-
posed to embelsh this structure to any
great extent, Still 1t win doubtless pre-,
sent a very attractive appea rance, and
bo a decided feature added to the cify's
many notable achievements,
Tho experience Of cities that have erect
cd these bridges Ia that two-thirds, ana,
In some instances. three-fourths OF the
cost, Is spent locally for material ana
labor. The local contractors VIII pro1lI
~ this az nearly all the material that
viii be used. viii be furnished, Then,
besides, this q very large amount OF
money is expended for labor, and wage
carners viii be given employment,
The width Of concrete bridges can DO
Increased, whenever desired mt q propof-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
AT THE CASINO.
Ar THE CASINO.

K # )
rho unusually funny farce Lend me
your wife" will be the attraction offered
by Walter lidwards's Company, at the
Casino next week. 81
N wh WI pi the u late 81 Roland Reed achieved
c ei plays Jay tic story uniolded in the
three acts OF this one, while ludicrous
IN the extreme. can be followed intelll-
gently d Il e asSrn1E oner
Rennebank. His nanie and birthplace
alone would suffice to Indicate his per-
8Eed, gentle and clustering, equally clever
lie presents Il type genuinely funny and
decidedly unigue Il III.
hew married. The nephew also has AZ J.
ambition To successfully touch, the old
man.. The first Is made. when he sends
tie uncle word that he L. I'm mar ,e5 the e
d fond and happy fathef.8ln his great
JOY. the uncle determines to visit tho
young man, and see the vile ana Won !,
.derful baby. Here begins the trouble and
complications. heanephewg is not ma. +.
dilemma he goes to an old friend ana
chum and persuades him TO lend both.
Tho situations following Abner's arriva!
fairly bristle with genuine comedy ana
wholesome laughter s. al Az &
Mr.. Edwards. who has established him.
self as great favorite IN Richmond
viii have q part splendldiy suited 70
HIS versatile talents. II Is q cllhrac tier ~
Witch he has won most pronounced
success. He gives Il most ARTISTIC pre-
sanitation, and Enthusiastically will achieve,
BY his superior work in this play: furt her
proof of the high place he holds with
the thea tre- goers Of this city ], !, 5 &
THE play affords fine opportunities for
every member OF the company, and those
who have secf, their work during former
ienga gements know that they will not be
slow TO improve It
The performance Will receive the same
"a ref III mounting and dressing tina Mr..
Edwards givesEto all OF his plays,
There is to be special matinee on
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OF the bridge the island and the ap-
proaches at both ends four feet. pavlns
the entire distance from the Southern
track in Richmond to the terminal IN
Manchester, building q double line OF
street car tracks complete. with trolley
poles and constructing q Circuit for tele-
phone and telegraph wires BY raising
the grade four feet, as proposed. AL dan
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billty apd no deterioration, necessitntng
repairs; they also claim that u is not af-
fected by my change OF temperature, and
that they can DO designed to carry any
load The danger from extreme floods
il also miinin,izet, These bridges have
been known TO BIO completely submerged
BY water, and remain perfectly intact
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Te Structure Proposed the Site Of the Mayo
Bridge and Bridge Of Trade Between the North
Side and the South the Rver-=1o Be Built Jointly
by Richmond Mancl1ester-Tota Cost S25OUOO IL

Thatcher a. NJ, Soc, g. Fl, who Is an NJ,
acknowledged bridge authority 9 great
many bridges have been built throughout
the country under his patents, notably
among these structures the bridges re-
Gently completed ut Waterloo, Iowa; pa Y,
ton. o.; Toledo, o.; Derby, Conn, ana
Jacksonville, Fla, Engineers are nalS.nR
strong claims Of superiority Of this class
4 of bridges, over the best type Of steel
construction. chiefly that u in'rerlsha-
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Monday, with performances nightly ana
and regular matinees Wednesday and sat
New Books Received

81 Appended is n list OF the books received
at the Virginia State Library during the
t' Sue Terry, Margaret Ryan; (Prcaented
me M i Empire. william Elliot
Griftis in two volumes. Il. @
/ The Cambridge Modern History. volume
n Lave Of the Territory of Hawaii, 1904.
\ specifications and Drawings Of Patents.
April 1909 !; 8 parts, a 85sy r. . .. 8s . I'LL
Minutes Of the Prcsbytery Of Abingdon.
April 1904 s. 5 58 @ N NJ Il. e N i
Fur Seals Of Alaska.
Laws Of Montana, 1903. x NJ n
Wisconsin Reports.
Il Oregon Reports. !.
81. Isl House Document, Commerce and
Finance; Oct Dec; 1902,
jThe story or the White House and Its
Home LIfe Wayne Whipple.
Report for 1903, Yirgi MA Home for In
curahles.
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Municipal Meetings.

Following Is a schedule Of the municipal
meeting OF th ecolning week: Joint re,
sion two branches Of the Council, Tues.
day, n r. NJ; Common Council. Tuesday
IS 5P. Nj; Committee on Cemeteries, Tues
day. 5 p. NJ; Committee on Markets,
3Tuesday, 1890 P. NJ; Committee on Jane
River Improvement. Tuesday. 80 =. NJ,
COMMITTEES oil Grounds and Buildings,
Thursday. 8 p. NJ. 1900 assa 81 Nj
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The lap as a Soldier.

The learning of Japanese viii be srsat-
ly faei itatea BY the abandonment OF
their pecul ar way OF writing and Print
ing their Language, Ten years ago the
unlyerslt cs inaugurated the refofmi
next year the use OF English letters VIII
be besun in the publ C sehools; and thlA
Will soon lead to their general use.