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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-15

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
THE NEW MEMORIAL BUILDING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEMO
RIAL HALL.
The Independent Fire ComaGy's En9f"'
House, Mayors Office, Council Room
aud the Malta Lodge Room.

The building fronts on George street 80 feet
4 inches. and runs back to Hotel alley, 90 feet
Understanding front Of four stories hish;
so feet to square of cornice and 10 feet more to
TOP of mansard story, and iOi feet to top OF
pole. In design the architecture is styled the
modern Romanesque. Entire front presents
handsome appearance.
All window and door frames in front are cir
cular headed. except large door frame leading
TO engine hous- projecting arches and belt
courses. all of which have been painted in BRICK
and gray stone colors Taking the entire 'front.'
the design is handsome in proportion through
out. and all combined good effect
Foundation walls are "A inches thick, and
the front are started nine feet long surface all
built of local limestone laid with sharp river
sand. all well bounded throughout started on
a concrete composed of broken stone. Brick
side walls and tower LIST. and 2nd. stories are
1<inches thick third story, Malta Lodge room
"A inches thick, with IN. 60 in supporting
pilasters. The entire front of building IS 81
feet with two projections Of foot centre recess
y foot tower, with long circular head door,
frame. leading to stairs hall and transom on
the side an = foot tower with circular head
door frame and transOm.
Leading to engine house in centre is i
foot Is foot door frame side lights and tran
som. double dor. hung with extra heavy
wrought hook and eye hinges. secured Will
the latest patent clog bolts and duplex springs
the latest and most improved, and now useC
hv the best fire departments in the world.
steel track on ties aad stringers and 5x5 foo
brick pit feet deep to allow the cleaning u
steamer. Entire floor is filled, graded an'
paved with the b-st Winchester hard bnck
laid in sand. The ceiling is ceiled with sheet
of beeded steel. making 1t absolutely fire proof
Their. are five windows in this room. with
Iirhts each l5x2I inches, door in rear leading
10 hotel alley with transom On side wal
are six shelves. supported on iron brackets o
feet long, to be used for draining the hose o
water On the side walls the brick WORK
painted liset cream color aud ceiling oflish
sky blue, making the engine house one OF I'll
hand.omest in the country, with all modeT.
improvements now in use by any fire depart
ment in this or any other country.
On side next to Washington Hall is Mayor
Office and Council Room, l39 feet by 30 feet,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

cony supported by two heavy wrought fancy
steel brackets. Laid over this CO inch xlo
inch xl6 feet heart joist with two rows of lxS
inch herring bone bridging, covered on the out
,ide with a neat nodded base. hoored over
With II inch seasoned Georgia pine, laid in
white lead Joints. Entire balcony is enclosed
With handsome steel railing secured in the
orick work, with gas pipes run on each END
with large circle of lights for illumination.
In main hall 6 light polished brass chan
deliers and BLIGHT chandelier OH rear wall
side wall brackets, each lights, all polished
brass with etched glass globes light this hall.
All these chandeliers from a special design for
this building. Two side-wal polished brass
brackets with etched glass globes, illuminate
the first and second stair hall.
On rear wall of auditorium is handsome
memorial slab, made Of white sculptural mar
bic cut in shield, with white raised letters III
memoriam c H. B. Rouss an honorary mem
Der Of the Independent Steam Fire Company
The entire floor in this room is laid with
first class seasoned "A quarter Georgia pine
without a single blemish.
side walls and ceilings are plastered with
two coats Of brown mortar and one coat OF
white sand and lime-pulty plastering- and i
considered the finest piece of plastering in thI'
section of the country.
The iron columns and girders are painted "
snow white and bolts tipped in gold present
ing q beautiful appearance throughout Their
isa 70 inch nodded base around the entire
room and all doors and window frames finish
ed with neat nodded trimmings, all oiled ana
finished in natural grain Of the wood. All pre-
sents handsome appearance.
There is circular window frame, donbl'
boxed. lights 3Gx5Oin the upper front corner
From second floor landing you ascend
fight of stairs to platform and thence to an
other flight OF stairs to 3rd floor landing Il
door leading to anti room of Malta Lodge \"
% A F.&A. NJ. Anti-room is about llxl'
feet with a large circular head twin frame
with halfcircular transom, one circular frame
in front corner and one square head window
frame in side wall, in stair hall two circula
headed window frames and one square heade'
window all dsuble boxed window frames, an'
all windows hung on improved pulleys Will
sash weights and cords.
Adjoining anti-room is llxl2 foot prepar
atory room for the lodge purposes. All door
are XXI feet with Is inch transOm. From anti
room you pass into Malta Lodge Room S5,o
feet ceiling IA feet inches high with VIII
dow frames lights each 20x2l feet double
boxed The side walls and ceilingin this room
are plastered and finished in white sand 10
fresro painting Floors and inside trimming
on doors and windows are finished with sea
soned heart Georgia pine oiled the natura
grain Of The material used. The entire arrange
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

feet high and p inch round iron columns o.
feet high.
Entire building now completed was executed
with the bess mechanical labor and first class
material throughout and reflects great credi1
to all engaged on this work.
The drawings and specifications were furnish
ed by Julius C. Holmes, Architect, and under
his instructions were carried out. Charles ID
Grim was foreman of the entire work. BRICK
and stone work was done by Woody and Ra-
ker: Base stone work in front by F. +. hohr.
all the wood work. doors, windows, Iolsts'
framing lumber, flooring, inside finish &c oy
VIM. Phillips & Sons. All metal and TIN Work
by Earnshaw and Dooley, all piping Tor gas
and water by John Bishop, plastering by
James White, paintingb By VIM Johnson grain
ing of doors by VIM. Kimes Iron girders and
columns by the Vulcan Road Machine Co..
iron columns in tower by E G Smysers' Sons,
York, Pa paints furnished by AisquIth & Co.
and Light & Watson gold letters and cresting
by Mullins & Co. OF Seldom, Ohio; steel brack-
els and steel balcony ratings by E. G. Barni.
can. Detroit Michigan bricks for entire build
| ing by the Charles Town Brick and Tile Com
pany; paving brick by the Winchester Steam
Brick Company, Hunter Seabright Mgr; all
the gas fixtures furnished by the Central Pol
ishing Brass Chan Co.. of Toledo, O., c. Z Seal,
,gent. iron bolts, washers and iron works by
VI. Scott Weller sash weights furnished by
| Frank J. Weller. sand from n Conrad and A.
| Murphy, white sand from Hancock Maryland,
d mated by the Pitsburg Glass Company
transportation furnished free by the B. & o..
r lroad Company.
| Generations after the present has passed
a vay the Rouss Memorial Hall Building,
W ,ich will be dedicated on Friday next will
and AS a monument to the energy, public
,irit love of the home of his adoption, and
sill az an architect aud builder of Mr.. Ju-
| Jus c. Holmes. He conceived 1t; promo
tel it: aud superintended the building in
al it, parts and in every detail, great and
small. He began it with one hundred dol
lars in hand and nothing in sight. BY faith
he saw the successful end from the beginning.
Friday will be a great day for Julius G.
| Holmes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

feet 10 ceiling You enter through 3 II. IN.
x7f.6in door with 20 inch trsnsom above.
This room is lighted with three Windows of =
lights 2Ox3O, frames double boxed and have
outside blinds There are TWO window frames
an partition wall for ventilation through engine
house There is a door leading to a hall feet
wide and 70 feet long. On the other side Of
this hall are two cells 6ixl2 feet, made for
prisoners. I'm each cell there is one large win
dow with heavy iron grating and tiue in each
room 50 a stove can be used to heat the same.
All wool work in Council room is )fseas1ned
Georgia pine finished in natural colors side
walls and ceilings plas cred and sand flushed.
A neat hand rail with newt posts and bHus-
tiers makes a division of room so pert can be
used for mayor aud council aud other used for
the public. TIL, is the most complete arrange
ment ever had for our town use.
The handsome tower is used for stairway
leading from pavement to each of the four
stories and I" tower room.
As You enter stair hall you find q room 9x'6
feet. with a ceiling 8 feet high and ascend
stairway a feet wide with gentle rise Of inch
with IL inch step TO platform Leading to an
other dirht ofstairs to second floor. to main
hall. There Is handsome turned 10 inch
newal made Of a,h ar foot Of stairs handrail
Sx5 inch fancy mo'd-d and ploughed out on
the under side to second balusters, all Of which
are square turned ont Of y incn seasoned oak,
risers are ont OIL inch seasoned Georgia pine,
steps of It inch seasoned Ga pine all heart
pine. Side Of stairs is lined up with a nodded
and reeded string board with a neat nodded
capwug. Landing newals are 6 inch turned
and nodded out Of oak. All presents hand
some appearance in the material andworkman-
ship
From second floor hall you enter through
5xS feet double doors to main auditorium
SKIES feet. with ceiling Il feet inches high.
3 wrought iron columns an L steel girder sup
port Srd. floor. ON the side walls and rear
end. : large windows offs lights each 2ox30.
and a LARGO door frame with sile lights and
trans r hich l.ht this room. On the front
$50 lslS fsst leasiug 70 sSlV fSss bal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

ments throughout in this story IS complete
1t ha. been said by those who have visited
other lodge rooms in this State that this is the
most complete and hanisnmest in the State in
general arrangement and size.
From the third floor you proceed by fight
of stairs to platform through enclosed parii-
ton to another flight of stairs to the fourth
floor. In this you find two full circular feet
frames. showing the TRANSPARENT likeness OF
Charles Broadway Rou-s placed here in regard
for his liberal donation which so materially
assisted in the erection and completion of this
building. From this landing YOU enter
through IL inch brick wall to fourth floor
The front of this room is mausarded and has
three lrmer windows in front and one in side.
All handsomely finished out,i lie and inside -
The front is covered with metallic shingles,
Queen Ann STYLE On front side corner is a
a mansard tower, finished above the roof lines
surmounted with a handsome galvanized crest
ing and a Is foot aas ole for comp 'nys flag
On the fourth fonr there is one large AMI
one small room and shows a full mtEsard
closely sheete with one inch boar IS and 4piy
rosen-sized Cling covere over with the be t
I. c. charcoal loaded tin, metallic shingles,
Queen Ann style, and corner carried up with
a small tower.
The roof over building in rear Of mansard is
carried by Howe truss ra0ers. Main girders
6xI4 inchts. main rsiters 6xlO, purlines 6xlO
Jack rafters 2x6 set on p inch centres, closely
sheeted and sheeted with one inch lumber,
and ply rosin-sized telling covered with
double coated C. charcoal tin with standing
grooves and in,h stop cutters carried TO
ground through inch conductors. Entire
metal painted 3 coats of pure white lead and
linseed oil. dark red shades.
From fourth Il Dor landing another fight OF
stairs carries you through trap door TO the
tower lookout the floor is covered with tin
and the ceiling above ceiled with tongued,
grooved ana beaded lumber well seasoned
4 ladder leads to roof and on roof flag pole
runs W l. feet above roof line. In the tower
fsskoss ara Is insh square bri6k columns ;!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
.NeiU advertisements.

Childrens suits reduced to 75c. at Hirsch-
mans.
Ladies Ziegler shoes reduced to 81 a pair
70 mer price sat Hirschman's.
Bet place for shoes is Hirschman's.
Rubber boots and shoes closing out at cost
at Hirschman's.
Don't pnt off but come now 10 Hirschman' s
for bargains.
Ladies and childrens coats will be sold at
half price at Hirschman's
No other store will cell you goods as cheap
Us Hirschman's.
Immense reduction in underwear at Hirsch.
mans.
Tip top knee pants for 25c. at Hirschman's.
$50 pair mems pants will be sold at Hirsch.
mans cheaper than you can buy the goods for.
so horse blankets. 81 EACH at Hrschmans.
Five dollar suits at So so at Hirschman's.
Oyercoats, all that are left, will be sold at
half price at Hirs;hman's.
SOC. carpet reduced to Csc. at Hirschman's.
One dollar comforts at Coo. at Hirschman's.
Ladies coats al your own price at Hirsch-
mans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

How manv young men and Young women
are cut oH lust Is thr future seems brightest
and fullest oi promise They are taken away
bv the dl-ta-e which cau~e> over uue->lXtn
of add th, deaths 10 the wprid-lhe disease
which doctor, call consumption. There j.
absolutely no reason iu The world why con-
sumption should be iatsl-why II SHOULD
bg even serious. LISA disease at the blood,
AMI can bee cured ab1tiu ELY and always by
pdrii,iur aud enrichug the blood. The
only exception to this Is tie case where The
disease has been neglected and Improperly
treated until &c Is Stronger than the body
until the body has become ~o weak as 10
ave lust the ability tp recupewte. DR..
Pi-rce'- Golden Medical Discovery will cure
9S per cent nfail eases ct consumption II
used according o. directions IL also cures
sll lingering coughs, bronchial and throat
affections
Send 81 cents in one-cent stamps to
Worlds D'-pensary Medical Association,
Buffalo y Y and receive DR. Pierce's zoos
page COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER. H.
Illustrated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

Al the Presidents New Years reception
Mrs. Postmaster General Wilson Was with
Mrs. Cleveland and the Cabinet ladies. A
reporter says: Mrs. Wilson wore an efiec-
tive gown Of lavender and white brocade.-
The bodice wa4 filled 10 with vest effect
with lavender chiffon, which also formed the
high stock collar The bodice was outlined
with narrow tdging of JET"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
Erash.s Wiman at the Dinner Of the
Charles TOlCn association.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 -Erastus Wiman ap-
pesred As public speaker for the first time
since bi. viudieation by the courts last
night aud addressed the Charles Town As
soeia,ion, a group of West V'rginians' that
yearly dine together at the Arena, in Thir-
" first street.
Mr.. Wimsn responded to the invitation
of the West Virginians because OF the OPP
por,unity it afforded him TO make an ac
acknowledgement, of his obligation 10 Charles
Broadway Rouss. a native OF West Virginia,
who had gone on his bond for 500 600, and
whom all residents of West Virginia honor
because of this and numerous good works.
Responding 10 the toast Of Men from
Virginia" and referring TO the influence OF
Jefferson, life and work M ON the govern
mental forces that since his time had regu-
lated human afair-, Mr.. Wiman said;
1T is on record that before President
Monroe announced his famous postuate JrI
ierson had been consulted, and in remark
able letter he replied mat adhesl"u !" l"'S
principle was the most momeutous which
had been offered To his contemplation since
the Declaration of independence. That
made u, nation he said, but this lthe
Monroe doclrinrl sets our compass and
points the course which we are to steer
through the ocean Of time opening upon
u.s."
Mr.. Wiman said that as a British subject
and especially as a native of Britain's lar
srst aud nearest colony, 1t WAS hardly ex'
pec,ed that he could advocate it. Yet The
sober second thought had brought him tC
the conclusion that there was no principle
for which the United states could more
rgbteou-ly contend, and there WAS no dan
ger which this free people might not incui
90 enforce il. But in that enforcement there
need not be conflict with Great Britain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
HAGLEY,
THE OUTFITTER.
Important to Ctergymen.

Clerical permits. emitting clergymen to
half rates, issued by the Baltimore K Ohio
Railroad Company for 1895. have been ex-
tended by general order until February ~,
1896. and will be so honored by agents and
conductors. Similar permits for the year
1896 will be issued by the company upon
receipt of proper application from those en-
titled to ih.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

Asa week OF the New Year has passed,
and the echoes of the wild bells have died
away ia the wild sky, aud most of Us have
had lime % break all of our New Ytar res
olutions and even to forget that we made
auv. IL may seem rather late to come for
ward with the customary greetings. We
will withhold our New Year thoughts, part
v because they are out of date aud partly
because we haven't thought any; but we
will not forbear to express the wish that du
rinr the remaining hry-oue weeks of 1896
there may be among Us happiness and pros
p-rity-lhriying trade and generous crops
and large reward of labor, with continued
order aud sobriety and industry; that there
may be no destiiuJion nor grinding poverty
nor pestileuce nor crime; that we may be
united and active 10 all that makes tor the
public good: that local enterprise may -four
l~h. that our country roads may improve
and our town side walks gross better; that
orr street. lamps may a. lutte farther throw
their beams and our good deeds shine with
increasing brightness ia tais naughty world {;
that our -cho1., may boz tlii and iluur,hipg
and our churches WORK iu harmony a"d our
new.paper, cooperate witn oae another Tor
the welfare OF thc community AMI Tor
each individual frl-uI aad reader Vr wish
The wear so Dob pas. tii., ,h- Nv Year. Day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
To Investors !
Jan. 8, 1896.

have 50 shares (psr value 500 per 49, No.
guaranteed s-per cent per snnum eeiHI 49,.
of the q Monumental Saving and Loan 80 :,
citation Of Baltimore City, Nd, ioi I -;
siOb cash per share-interest payable se.. 10.
nually. Same redeemable upon W ey b,
tice any time after one year, oy go ~ =
holder, or the association. Call q, ~, ssrs.
in Charles Town for prospectus and iA'' 80
al statement Of the association: o, ,.r.
A.G. wYSK0oP' A@''
Ianuarvs Oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
MIR REED.

On the oath OF December 1895. at the rectory
OF st Pauls Episcopal Church Washington.
n. G bv the Rev. Alfred Harding, FRANCES
LEAVELL CHI iMBER5 the youngest dangh-
ter Of Capt. George w. Chambers. Of Bolivar.
Jefferson county, and Mr.. ALBERT STEW
ART FRANK, of Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
Dedloatfon and Reunion.

The dedication of the RouSs Memorial
Hall Building and reunion of Company B
Baylor's Cavalry will take place on Fri
day next, beginning at one o'clock. We
append the program:
Music by Charles Town Cornet Bandit.
NJ. Baker, Leader.
Reception of Mayor and Council of the
City of Winchester. Address by
j. NJ. Mason, Jr.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. A. q. Hopkins.
A ldress of Welcome by L. NJ. H. ROuss
to the survivors of Co. B.
Music to the memory of G. II. B. Rouss,
Me norial Address by Postmaster General
VIM. l.. Wilson.
Music by Choir Madame Ruhl, Director.
A Poem by VIM. H. Wilson.
Music by Band.
Unseilng of Tablet Memorial Of Q. H..
b. Rouss.
Music by Band
Financial Report of Building Committee by
J. c. Holmes, Chairman.
Music 10y Band.
Historical Address of Independent Fire
Company by Col. f ". Brown
Capt George Baylor will preside
Banquet to Co. b and invited guests at 6 m.
Illumination of Building ami Display of
Fireworks at 80 p IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08
Learn Shorthand.

DO not put of, but embrace this opPo oi,isf >
Of learning stenography and iyPeSIi'th,sis c
stenography is the art Of the age, ~ 81 ibins 5
ouicker and better returns than any 'I n,aSsJ
Young man or woman can invest lns"
Easy monthly payment: and loS o,s 80 Al
brings II within the reach oil any - oocs.
those who have finished the course ~ he bsf
py excellent paying positions. son ayu'.rsnless.
In the state Perfect satlsiacu t1Srrr-fcggY.
Call on or address X. d. oISS N. Va
Dec 49, ls95-lm. h si''''-o-o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

Thanks 10 the Wilson bin our merchant
are enabled TO sell clothing at wonderful,
reduced figures. Why you can get suits l"'
kids" so low that you eau save money by
taking a boy to raise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

Silver men are in control Of the Senate
finance committee, and a free coinage bill
NAV be reported. Legislation that can be-
come law along these lines is improbable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-08

Fourteen hundred authors and writers IN
England petitioned the suIhors and writer
in the United States to exercise their int"-
ence for a continuance Of Peace. Thu,
along with the preachers praying for IL
ought 70 be assuring.