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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-29
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pis berpaa piIoe ban leie fra @arIisles
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befalte ben paa BET bebite. Ses forfeit
Ter n,l u1eb Subffitutet. 9feeorben pifer,
at glerfen bespnbte at Iafe BiQen men
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rette 9pprsmaaI, os 9dsninssn blep als
brig fortlat. Mr. 6olman ipurste:
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pelle af Meslerne os Basierins Of Bill
len, baaber ies perren fra Masio@n=
ietts pil fortlare be pistisffe GOranorir'=
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gen npe gmbeDer oprettes peo Btllen.
% ct treble bpor mango MpntperfiteOer
ibsitemmes ON. Disie 6persmaal pis
Ter ben nuibenbeb, Der beritebe ansaae''s
Be Biaen. Snsen af pent haoDe faat
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-29
G,t geirbare.

Cuff. Daui8 bolbt en- gale for Stnsj
benterne peb Micbisan llniperfitet enbel
Nar fbeu, bpori ban bruste fglsenbe'
Orb: II r.
12ebnsunienets Manb farer ON paa
Sorben Ds truer uDre Snftitntioner. De
trues af be ftore 6 &orporationer ,ueb fin
&ontrOl af Mattonens Glfarbeie, meb
fine 8efibbelier al fore 9onoitratnins
ger, meb fin Mast til at itatlrsse, meb
fin ffamIpie 5orast for 2open, beres
Eroloomsfunf til at forleoe be meft be-
sapebe Menb til at bli glimrenbe Slas.
per, beres 8eimittelie af Dommerens
8ermelin Og @enatorens Rleoebon, be-
res Dpiamlins Of @isbom paa enfelt,
manbs 9aaub faa enOrm, at ielpe Rrbz
ius ianmenlisnet bern1eb blir Ct Sat
tislem. beres lbpalste, betalie os
tunitferbise 2atdier buDienbes heb Glet
tricttetens Sstnandrbeo sog fremu16oer
paa DamYens Binser
9uilfet Biuebe af omerifanif 6unI=
Bug % Bolitif! DOenitaaenbe brafiite.
Stilorina, iom S.nator Dauis gap tilz
bsbfe for Midisan Stubenterne er fnu
iano, iom nosen tunbe ifiIbre ben. Men
buem 1tulbe tro, at ben famme Mnnb,.
Der iaa uforbebolbent ifilbrebe 9ibens
5arer, ifulbe uben minbFe Omiusb labe.
fig "forlebe al &orporationernes Erels.
bomsfunit1, tillabe fit eset senator=
&leoebon at IDENTITIES os iamtptte at
bliue Sernbonefonsens 1slimrenoe Slaz
ue1 bans ubualste, beialte os funftfers
Di9e 2afai?" 9oem fuloe ba tentt,
at ben famine Dauis, Der tiuise bar
mootaset 5olfet Jortroeube oa Jolfets
giaiosbueru for at uaretase % itaa BaSt
ouer ben offentli8e Sitterbeb mob &orz
pordtionernes truenbe Tarer. ifulbe ielz
se fis % binlpe iilo faa iftanb ben NET
tollpsiale &nmbination os BET NET 9raas
btse % iampittisbeb bslsie MpnopoI, fom
5finbes ! 9anbet? Men iaa er Tilfels
bet. gsu er Dapis ben nubpalate, be-
talte % flnitferbise 2ofai1 ION ftal
5bielpe Sim 9ilI at iIlse NOrtbern @az
'cific. pans esne Orb Dpn1mer bamielp
| fritiite Suits Dine.
Msn pil Dapig tobe paa fin Beirs
bane Manbore? 2anst IRA. Gpertimob
.blep ban itrafs eu prominent RanbiDat
for 2anbets Breiibent Det er anerls
fanit. Dauis bar beitdaet HrBpen. San
bar beuit at befibbe be fOrnBone Ggens
ltaber ion, 2onbets Breiioent 6an tan
inafte pattert I'll 5oltstos unre en- blinbs
% lpois 2afai for 6 Rorporationerne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09

10 the volume OF the minutes or the Lon,
don Company In full. which IL ~ proposeu
IN issue I'm case sufficient NUMBER or
s,bscribers. both In and outside OF the
society. can be obtained. The prospect
NJ obtaining n sufficient number Is ex-
ceIlent. In which case each SUBSCRIBER
for $50 will receive an octave volume
NJ some seven hundred pages, containing
the entire report of the proceedings ana
transactions OF the Questor courts or the
London Company with reference TO the
colony I'm Virginia. This report mas never
been published in full. although II Is one
Of the most important HISTORICAL docn-
ments In existence.
should the action Of the Executive Com
mittee looking to the publication OF the
minutes OF the London Company by SUD
acrlption meet with the success now con-
adently anticipated IT is proposed 70
nubiish in the same manner each year
a volume containing one OF the longer OF
the many valuable manuscripts now IN
tho possession OF the society or In That or
the state Library. This is TO be In addi-
ton TO the quarterly magazine sent Tree
Of charge to all the members or the so
cietv. The number Of the annual pubnca-
lions by the society will thus he doubled,
making IL In this event, perhaps the most
productive organization OF It's KIND In the
limited States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
Presentation to Mr.. WhitcOmb.

The young gentleman referred to in
the following clipping from the Woon-
socket Or. H. Evening Reporter has hosts
of friends here in Richmond. and is a
son of Mr.. H. p. Whitcomb. the engineer
In charge Of the James-river improve
ment:
Henry u. Whtcomb. Jr.. inspector
on the Hamlet-Avenue bridge construc-
ton. who will leave for the South this
evening. was rendered complimentary
banquet by friends in the Monument
House Friday night This gentleman,
whose native place and home is in Rich
mond, Va, where his father. Henry d..
Whtcomb resides. has endeared himself
10 all the guests at the Monument House.
His chivalrous bearing AMI simple
honesty Of speech must win for him
friends wherever he goes. II is because
OF his worth the banquet was rendered
him. and of the affair he knew nothing
until conducted into the dining-room and
saw his friends seated around the t. bic"
list OF the guests and d description
OF the banquet is then given, and the
report proceeds as follows: 81 W. Cam
mock was installed as toastm1s.er, and
his first duty was TO present the hOnored
guest a beautiful cane, to be carried as
a souvenir Of friendship. On a silver band
surrounding the cane near the lead is
inscribed the following:
ITO Henry Donald Whitcomb. Jr.,
from his friends in the Monument House,
Woonsocket, X. l., April !, 1895. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
WORK YE FOR CHRIST
Or. Battle Urges the Baptist Young PEG.
pie 10 ActiYe Service.
yALvARY GETS vHE BANNER.
rhe Second Quarterly Meeting
Great Success-Dr. Wrighrs Point
Discusses Heavenly Recognition.

There was n great gathering OF young
Christians at the First Baptist church
Sunday afternoon. and the service was
ful![of interest and inspiration.
The occasion OF such an assembly was
the second quarterly meeting Of the Bap-
inst Young Peoples Union OK Richmond
and Manchester. which was ushered INTO
existence at Gracc-Strcet church three
months ago under such suspicious clrcum-
stances. All OF the local unions have
grown steadily since then. and the move
ment has acquired great strength In TINS
community.
Mr.. ]. Garland Pollard. as president
directed the exercises Sunday afternoon
ana they were interesting throughout
Mr.. James e. Harwood conducted 'he
singing. and Professor Watsons organ
aceompanlment was supplemented by
several other instruments. Most OF the
unions met at their churches' anu
marched 10 the First church, where AT
the proper time they entered the MAJ"
auditorium and occupied spaces speciaily
designated for them. Every ono Oh 'no
fourteen was well represc nted' anu soihe
OF them had more than hair Oh 'he'i
members present.
EOLL~CALL RESPONSES. RkPORlS.
One Of the most interesting features OF
,he evening was the rOll-call, when loi-
Sawed the Introductory exercises AS thf
nome of each church was called that
un,on would rise and make It's responses.
An Of the responses were cTediia0lc. ana
,wo or three were unique East-tnd'
West.Viev-. First and pine street
churches by singing each Gospel hymn;
Grace Street. Loigh-Street. and Fulton by
nrayers offered by president or pastor;
second. Clopton-Street, Calvary. I'M
manuel Nenable-Street, ana Barton
Heights by repeating in unison passages
of SCRIPTURE: and Randolph-Street by
ouofiug Scripture selections beginning
Win the letters "B. y. i. T., which
wore displayed on cardboards, and TINS
was followed by a song.
The reading Of the reports from lhe
unions was attended with deep interest.
as upon these depended the question OF
where the handsome prize banner should
60 While the reports contained other
statistics. the banner was AWARDED on
average attendance, and the humber
.,lsing mart in the devotional meetings,
eacb of these items being allowed 80 per
cDnf In the table which follows the
frst column indicates the number OF
,nenbers on roll, the second average at
tendance for the quarter, the third num-
hor taking part in devotional exercises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Members Elected and Business
TRANSACTED Mt the Monthly Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF the Executive
Committee of the Virginia Historical So
ciety was held in the societys building
Saturday evening. In the absence OF Mr.
Joseph Byran, the president of the So
ciety, Mr.. Nirginius Newton was called
TO the chair The members of the com
mittee present were Messrs. Trayl0r
Brooke, Valentine Gaines. Wise. Bruce
Meredith, Tyler, Stanard, and ". H.
Palmer.
The following persons were elected an
nual members: Blythe Anderson, Lexing
ton, Ky; Mrs. Harriet +. Greye, Cincin
natl o.; David Meade Massie, Chillicothe
o.: Illinois Society Chicago. H.; Young
Mems Christian Association Library, Ne"
York city, y. Y: Bernard V. Schultz
GAINESVILLE, o.; Mrs. William II. Lambert
Philadelphia. Pa; George Rutledge Glib
son, New York city. n. y; and Mrs
Charles Howard. Richmond. Va.
Among the special gifts of books re
ported by the corresponding secretary fol
the previous month were: Encyclopedia
dictionary. four volumes, presented b,
Mr.. Edward w. James, Of Norfolk: a
Memoir of Colonel Joshua Fry.
presented by Mr.. j. III. Witty. OF Rich
mond. and deed signed by Thomas JEFF
ferson, by Mr.. Blythe Anderson, OF Lex
ington, Ky. The corresponding secretary
also reported sales of back numbers OF
the magazine amounting to 1910, and OF
the collections, new series. to s2!.GS-a
total for the month of S72.3S.
The treasurer presented his report
showing a balance to the credit OF th'
society after meeting the cost of th'
April No. of the magazine and the curren
expenses to date of g. 1861. The trea
crrer uas instructed TO reDOrt at eaCi
meeting, separately. the state OF the
permanent fund, and a resolution wa:
adopted that no draft should be mad'
upon this fund, except by the authority
OF the Executive Committee.
The committee were informed by th'
corresponding secretary that large mum
Der of the members of the society, II
response to the circular sent out with th'
April magazine. had already subscribe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
ROYAL ARCANUM CELEBRATION.
The Tenth Anniversary OF Shockoe
CounciI-EnjOynbIc Programme.

Shockoe Council, Royal Arcanum, ceie-
brated its tenth anniversary at Central
Hall on Friday night, and the occasion
was one of much interest and pleasure
to the representative crowd OF ladies'
and gentlemen present. The officers OF
the council wore their regalia, and oc-
cupied their respective stations. AT 80
o'clock Regent W. NJ. Bickers raped
for ORDER and then. having called the
officers and members TO their feet. IN
few wel-chosen words congratulated them
on the record of the council ana the
significance Of the anniversary. After the
officers ard members had again taken
their seats the Regent welcomed the
audience. making a very humorous speech
on woman's rights in connection with
the designation Of the occasion as ladies'
night.
Little Miss Inez Goodwin recited n
pathetic piece. Mr.. T.. IL. Cloves, with
Mr.. Reginald Walker as accompanist.
sang several selections, and the Oriole
Sextette and the Howard Quartette fol-
lowed. in some charming numbers. Other
features were Rotations by Miss Birdie
Cohen. of New York. and Miss Julia
Biokers. solos by Mr.. Oscar Howard. an
initiation Of n cornet by Mr.. Benton. d
song by Miss Maud Gill. and defamation
by Mr.. J. c. Wallace. Mr.. Sol l.. Bloom
berg was called upon and made a most
excellent speech
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
Last Weeks MOrtuary Report

Twenty-Five deaths were recorded in
Richmond last weeks were white and
Il cOlored persons. Annual rate of NOR
tally per 1000: White, 7T colored, 20 40.
Total, 1915.
Ten males and II females died. and
the ages varied from day to 80, TO 50 10
50 years. There were 3 deaths from con-
sumption. . from hamilton, and 3 from
old age.
For the week ending April Z. 1891. II
white and Il colored persons died.
Rainfall For week ending April G. 1895.
o5l inch; for week ending April :, 1894.
0.2i inch.
Temperature: For week ending April s,
1895, Go degrees; for week ending April T..
1894. COIL degrees.
The physicians for the poor made Isl
visits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
Open Labor Meeting Tonight.

Central Trade and Labor Council will
meet tonight for the first time In its new
quarters. in Ellett's Hall, and the occasion
Will be celebrated by an open meeting. u
which the public is invited. 1t will be
the regular meeting. and the usual order
of business will be carried out
The Committee on Midweek Payday
will make report; the successful effort
in establishing n new labor organization
which will embrace all classes OF wage
workers will also be reported. and several
other committees will present reports on
various matters referred 10 them. There
will also be a brief discussion on the
Relationship of Trades Unionsm TO
Politics" Several ministers have signifed
their intention of attending this meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
UoIy-Namc Society Meeting.

There was a regular meeting on suns
day Of the Holy Name Society Of Sacred
Heart church. Officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year as follows: President
James +. Lewis; Nice-Pres!dent, {. f.
TAYLOR: Secretary. ". +. Reddy; Assist
ant Secretary, w. a. MCGOWAN; Urea
surer, John J. Collins Marshal John j.
Rankin.
This society VIII attend communion on
next Sunday. and il is expected that the
attendance will be the largest in its his
|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
Richmond Property Transfers,

Charlotte Chesky to John r. and +. Il
Williams, II feet on north side Cary street
between Eighth and Ninth. $500
r. Banks Randolph to Ellen b. Ran
dolph. his wife, personality 3.
Isabella Rosenbaum TO Morton 3. Rosen
baum, % IL feet on south side Grace
street between Sixth and seventh, -.
Andrew Welsh and wife to Thomas
O'Conner. 20 feet on Denny street south
west corner Sixth, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
Death of n Monitor Man.

John Williams. a seaman on board the
monitors. died at the Old Dominion Hos
pita. yesterday morning at $50 o'clock
from peritonitis Williams was an old
servant OF the government. having served
II for the past twenty-odd years. He was
a hearty, strong man for his age, full OF
life and good words for his shipmates
His home was In Boston. Mass. and he
leaves only one relative. his niece, Mrs.
Ellen MCLEAN. The funeral will be from
ST. Patrick's church this afternoon at
3 o'clock. and the remains will be es-
corted to the National Cemetery by the
crew Of the monitor feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
Sunrcmc Court of Appeals.

National Bank OF Virginia againS
crlncan and others. Submitted.
Bedford High School against super
vIsors of Bedford county. Argued b!
Major T. j. Kirkpatrick for defendants
and r. G. II. Kean. Esq, for plainrff
and submitted.
Rorst against Nelson. Argued by Colo
mel J. G. Nelson for appellant.
The next cases 10 be heard are Cnap
man against Chapman. No. -, and Beal
against Gordon, No. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
wanu tn lie Sung TO-MOrrOw.

"Wang" will be the attraction ut the
Academy tomorrow evening. rms I'M
mensely popular comic opera VIII Dc IN
terpreted by almost the same company
that appeared here with such success iast
season. 1t is said that the COSTUMES an"
scenery are all new, ana on NOR e'd-
horate scale. even than heretofore. Mana
ger I,eath has consummated an arrange
ment by which regular prices VIII be
charged II Will be remembered that last
season prices had to be raised In order
10 induce this company to play mere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
po,rd of Dental Examiners.

The Virginia State Board Of Dental
Examiners will hold its annual session,
beginning at 10 o'clock this morning, IN
the Hall Of the House or Delegates ne
principal business Will be the e%amin''
lion Of candidates to practice in Viz
Cinia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
DICYCLESl BICYCLES
REPAIRING.

a suggestion TO bicycle-riders: Don't
have your leg pulled by the so-called
blcycle-repairer. but bring your wheel TO
Leonard's 5. Sos east Main street. and have
your tire patched and cemented on rim
for 30 cents. Spokes. tangents. direct or
coid-swaged or piano-wire put In steel or
wood rims for sc. each. Hubs. spokes.
nipples. Tires OF oil makes. Copper
plated. nickel. and brass rims. $3.50 pair.
All wheels repaired fully guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09

10 report from Second Church Union.
II VIII be observed that Calvary made
thu best showing, and it therefore received
the banner. Mr.. Pollard. in presenting
III. beautiful trophy to President \. !.
Raeland paid high compliment to his
vo.nc but nourishing union. and com
monded his earnest and zellous efforts
% advance the worthy cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09
TEA! TEA!

We carry in stock large assortment.
of the finest OOLONGS, ENGLISH
BREAKFASTS, GUNPOWDERs,
CEYLONS, and JAPAN TEAS.
The CEYLON TEA is fast becoming
a very popular tea in America, and wo
have some Of the finest importation.
Our 60 CENTS MIXED TEA is
trade winner. Try pound. We give
no presents away, but full value Of your
money in quality OF goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-09

On Sunday night there was a large
congregation In attendance upon the ser.
vices at All-Saints church. Bishop Whit
tie confirmed large class Of adults and
preached one of his characteristic ser,
mons simple yet forceful and interest
ing. In this discourse the Bishop mad.
some straight thrusts at sin. pointinA
out in strong words the results of the
besetting evils Of the day. Bishop Whit
tie will hold confirmation at Grace church
next Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Stickney, rector Of Monumen.
tai church. preached to an immense audi
ence at that historic edifce Sunday after,
noon.
The special Lenten services for men
at No. 1908 east Main street close on
Thursday. They have been productive
Of much good. and have been the means
OF bringing a number OF businessmen
into the Church. The meetings yesterday
and to-day are under the direction or
Rev. DR.. Sprigg. while those tomorrow
and next day viii be conducted by Rev.
y. X. Nugent. This mission has been
held under the auspices of the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew. and has been emil
nently successful.
In the Presbyterian Churches.
On the two past Sundays that DR.. IIoge
has occupied his pulpit his sermons were
Of unique character. On the previous
Sabbath his text IN the morning was the
question OF John the Baptist; art thou
lie that should come. or look We for
another" and in the afternoon OF the
same day his theme was the answer that
Christ gave John. On last Sunday he took
In the morning as his text Christs In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-17
REMARKABLE SUCCESS
at the World Medical Institute
Patients Who Had Failed Here
tofore Have Received Prompt
Relief From Their treatment.

In the first place it is not only sbso-
lutely essential that you should have the
most skillfuI and scientific physicians,
but the best and purest remedies suitable
to your case regardless of the cost
Cheap remedies are dear at any price
AID positively injurious to your system.
There are hundreds, yes thousands, in
your midst, who are suffering, weeks,
months and years, because they do not
know where to go to get successful med
ical treatment The papers are full OF
glsring advertisements of patent medi-
cines. as well as quaeks, who practice
frauds and deception, who give their pa
tients a cheap decOetion, you had as well
take pure water, which would be prefer
able, when you are sick. It is cure you
want and have a right to, when you pay
for ii. The physicians of the World
N edical Institute set about to do some
thing TO correct this wrong They have
corrected it to large extent in Kansas
City and vicinities by curing many hum
dreds who thought their case tn be incur
able, but were sEreeably surprised to
find, after a few months' skillfuI aud
honest treatment, that they have been re-
stored to health again. If you are suf-
feriuR 90 to the World Medical Institute,
631 Quincy street. Topeka, Kan, where
you won't have to pay out your money
unless you can be cured, as they will not
accept any case that is not durable. No
man or woman need suffer in this en-
lirhteRed age. The method Of treating
the large number at minimum price has
placed 8 cure within the reach Of all.