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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Interesting Paragraphs.
From rhursday's Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Denver; }. N. Clary, Escondido, Cal.
we're among the outgoing passengers on
this mornings north bound train.
Ohsmberlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds, Group and whoopng cough. 1t is
pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by
druggists.
Judge w. II. Barnes arrived last
evening from the north on his return
from attendance on the late National
Democratic convention. He will go on
to Tucson this evening.
j. B. Corners, general superintend
ent Of the Postal Telegraph Company
with headquarters at Denver, came in
this morning from she north and left on
she excursion train. He was delighted
wish work OF the local Office.
Governor Franklin this afternoon
oornmutted she death sentence imposed
on Jesus Larez, convicted of the muir
der CT the Doll family, end who was to
hang Friday as Florence, to life i'm
prisonment.
The Phoenix National bank has re-
linquished it's franchise as United
States depository and hereafter all
Government funds for the Territory
will come through the depository at
Eos Angeles.
Mr.. W. II. Smith, the popular Pres
oots butcher, came ic this morning
from the norsh for q carload of prime
beef oattle, He reports the desert and
mountains to the north covered with
gsrdure aud the cattlemen supremacy
happy.
Mr.. James Mcmillan left this morn
ing for California for conference with
Secretary O. M. Heintz, of the Irriga
sion Congress, on the question of adver-
Using the coming Phoenix meeting
He xpects SO return to Phoenix il
about two weeks when active steps will
be taken looking TO monster gather
ing of irrigationists in this city this
fall.
Consumption can be cured b. the uae
Of Shiloh's Cnre. This great Cough
Cure is the only known remedy for thai
terrible disease For sale at Keefer'f
Pharmacy.
The following persons purchased
tickets foE the S. f. P. & P. excursion
after she isi pa blished in last evenings
HERALD had been secured: Mr. ant
Mrs Plank, Mrs G p Borrowdale, W [
Hamnan and wife, Della Mustard, Mrs
W a Dsggs, W II Smith, H Mckinley
Mollie Bluner, Blanch Brunette, E E
Beatty, MoIlis Burns, Mrs Il Fl NcNeill
Ed Barrum, Mrs L FseIy, Ella Roarke
Thos IL Mcclellan, Miss May Bull, Johr
Foore and wife.
The August McClure's justi6es i'll
title OF q Midsummer Fiction Number
in five short stories, all of them CT suck
fresh and ready interest that one Ger
read them without forcing himself anc
in spite of heat and humidity. Octave
Thsnet contributes a strong story Of
Western life; Stephen Crane relates
dramatic episode II the later life of tbs
hero OF "The Red Badge of Courage;
Clinton Ross tells blooming hsbtle
story based on Perry's historic vic5ory
on Lake Esie; e. NJ. Thompson tells E
humorous tale of the Canadian fisher
men, and Annie Elliot describes a dou-
Ole love episode in Yale and Harvard
boat race. 1t is not often that fve
really good stories, rs these certainly
are, get into single magazine. Then
in addition, there is IN this number .
fairly stunning instsllment of An
shony Hopes new romance, "Phroso."
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
What is

money-back tea ?
What is money-back any
thing
Something that the seller
thinks so well of that he is
willing to have it stand on its
own legs.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
$. f. 2. q z. Exourgions.

EXCURSIONS TO THE GRAND CANON.
On Jaly 10th and every altern sJe
Thursday and including Sept 10Th,
1896, tie s. Z. P. & ?. raiiwey will place
on sale round trip tickets from Phee-
nix 10 Flagstsff at one fare for the
round Trip.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Tucson Star

Tucson Star:
Ohas. Reseger was struck by lightn-
ing during the storm yesterday after
noon. He lay ineensible for several
minutes, but recovered SO that the only
remaining result of his slectrocution
was a furious ringing in his ears last
night. Lightning struck q telephone
e.wire and followed one OF the lighter
rs into Mr.. ReeegeI's place of busi-
When it left the wire it took the
IN of a elobule OF dull red fire
Dabout the size Of Il pea. is was divided
1 into several globuies Of apparently
uslAput the same size. Another result OF
she flying fire beside the shock admin
iste-ed to Nj. Keseger, Was the knock
ing OF several small patches of plaster
from the walls.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30


There is q tide IN tbs history of Cities
as in the affairs of men, which il taken
at the flood leads on TO Independence,
but neglected, TO remorse, old age ana d
chronic fault-fnding with oneself and
everything around them. This is the
experience of hundreds of men today il
Phoenix, not one of whom but he's it in
his poweF to retrieve the pest, and thas
with an absolute certainty, viz: Ie the
old sin of indicis;on and lack OF true
paEly courege-'the continually max
Jog up his mind"-don't interfere once
more, or what is worse, the asking OF
other peoples advice in something that
so vitality interests himself alone. hil-
roy's New Palessin has forever Killed
The Word INTEREST on deferred pay
ments by the mechanic buying a home.
1t sells you valuable inside property
(uote the words) The f0est without
any exception in OF about Phoenix.
(note this too) end at prices two-tbirde
less shan It's value (Note this aiso).
The reason for using the ebove len-
zuegs is that every word said therein,
We know to be- absolute truths. IL they
are to be challengsd-e jury of our
own people (now tbat uususpeoting
strangers ere not among ue) can be re-
lied upon for verdict, familiar as they
are with the sans Rsad cur add and
serms in another column IN this papeF*
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
NJ. & p. EXCLUSIONS.

Cheap Rates TO Both the East and
West Over this Popular Line.
The following rates have been estab-
lished on tickets SO the following cities
and return over the NJ. &. P. route
during the summer months. These
rates allow sixsy-days stop-over in the
various cities:
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Chief of Weather Bureau.

"My baby had Group and was saved
by Sh;loh's Cure writes Mrs. j. B.
Martin, of Huntsville. Ind. For sale at
Ksefer'e Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30

disease. Never was there such
SIIversaI demand, never such wonder
ID results. Shaker Digestive Cordial,
! cure for indigestion, is prepared from
herbs aud roots, and is natural RENE
Ky, which cures by aiding nature and
not by fighting her. Shaker Digestive
Cordial makes those fat, who have be-
come thin by not digessing their food.
Il resso=a The spirits Bnd the appetite
of those who are detected and tagged
oub from the wearing effects OF iudiges
ticn. It relieves the symptoms of dys,
pepsis, and after ueing for a reasonable
time, fioally cures the complaint. Sold
by druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
FORGED OHEOKs.

Several of our Merchants taken in
by Sharper
Not till today did it become public
that nun Der OF our bueiness men had
been worked by q sharper on Saturday
evening IesG by means of forged United
Verde checks TO the amount of about
500. The work wss done by young
fellow apparently out of health, about
medium size, slender build, somewhat
hollow checks, end unhealthy complex
ion, sandy brown hair ard 10 ust8che as
Mr.. Green the halter saw him when
the fellow offered at his store United
Verde check apparently signed by tbs
proper parties for $50 and drawn to &
supposed party named Mason The
bill of goods of some few dollars
YVES taken ou5 and the remainder paid
ia cash. He gave as eu excuse for Of
feriug the check that hs had come on
the evening train after banking hours,
was sick, needed some things and asked
for physician and WIS directed TO some
of the prominent doctors. Ga examining
the check after the fellow had gone
Mr.. Green thought be noticed too mach
~ similarity in the handwriting in
Srious names On the check, felt
ebub it was late and the man
De and nothing could be done
Us getting the check TO the bank
y Monday when it was sent TO the
tied Verde Company for payment
q pronounced forgery.
MI subsequently developed that Mr.
Green was not alone iu this matter
but that he had passed $50 check Cd
DiehI, the shoe man, where he pur-
chased two pairs Of shoes and got the
remainder of MS check in oash; he
rustled Kssfsr's drug store for about
ten dollars on "A check for S13 50 and
Wakslin's Pharmacy for like amount
on S13 80 check Each check was
drawn to different person, the names
Mason, Martin and James Roberts being
USED and enc other. The total amount
she fellow got, so far AS now known, IN
goods and cash Gu bis forged checks. |
was s997O.
By his description the railroad men
recognize him as man thet went north |
on tie Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix on
8 Sunday train, and if he is a PROBES
slonel, which he probably is, be is now
far enough out OF reach, for she pre- |
sent.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Riverside, Benson & Globe Stage.
CUREToN " McALLESTIEB, Prop

Connects a7ith Casa Gra'.de stage JoI
4iGa.moth, Benson and G5obe
Are you misateble by lad'gse1iou,
Constipation, d zziness, I.oss OF Appe-
bite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vltshzer is
positive eurs. Fog sale a. Ksefer's
Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Territorial Items.
YAvAPIA.


Prescott Courier:
The Standard Excursion Party of
Phoenix Mesdames Ricb, Henehew
eand children, Misses Sadie Wilcox,
Gertie Rich, Clay Henshsw. Edith
Brooks, Abbie Clay, Mamie Henshsw,
Messrs. Edw Bowers, Geo. Hsnshaw,
VIM. Murray, Carl Wilcox, Harris Rich
and Mrs Rsudsl and family-who have
been csmped in the suburbs of West
PRESCOTT for some days enjoying our
cool climate, breathing she ozone of the
surrounding pines while participation
in Prescott social gaities, are now en-
route for Cherry creek for the remaind-
er of the warm season
.Journal-lHiner:
j. K. Hall, OF Lower Lynx creek.
who was in town yesterday, says be
does not care where it is Mckinley or
Bryan, free gold or free silver. as there
is now an abundance of free grass on
the plains as result of recent rains.
He says that the waters in Lynx creek
have been higher this summer than be
has ever seen them before. ard the
plains of Lonesome valley have been
transformed from a barren waste with
out sign OF vegetation on them 80 enc
continuous stretch OF verdure. He
says that it is almost impossible to con-
-eslEe the wonderful change that has
occurred within less tnan fifteen
days.
Another important mining sale WAS
made4odsy whereby the title to the
Little Wonder, Bonapzs King and Gold
Gem mining claims was transferred TO
Prof. L. B. Comstock. The properties
are located in the Haesayampa district,
just west end close TO the famous Jer-
sey Lilly mines The deed for the
transfer of the property was filed today,
the consideration named being $4,000
Prof. Oomstock took bond on the
properties last fall, End has been work
ing them ever since, aud they ere said
to be showing up fine.
MoHAvE.
MohdUe Miner.
Thursday su Inscription list was cir
culsted in Kingman for the purpose of
raising enough money TO defray the ex-
penses OF Kesn ST. Charlss to the ST.
Louis convention. Our citizens, ire
spective OF party, SD bscribed quite iiber-
ally. White Hills also donated twenty
nine dollars for the same purpose. Mr..
St. Charles took the train Thursday
night, and WILL while in ST. Louis, try
to bring some of his Popullet friends
around to his way of thinking and to
support Bryan and Seawall
We understand that another attem pit
will be made by French syndicate to
work the placer beds OF the Colorado
river 1t is thought they will pus in a
power plant that will melt the cement
strata through the gravel Ike so much
drift sand The banks are rich and We
hops the company will fdd 3 way of
working them.
CoCONINA.
Flagstaff Democrat.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
CoCoNINA.

Flagstaff Democrat.
Mrs. Sanford Phillips, of Phoenix. ar
rived Saturday morning end will spend
Itks summer here visiting Miss Retta
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30

will alv7Bys in the thickest Of she fight be
principles. which viii bring the nation Ih
Oily the Loading Republican paper Of the country but
paper It's campaign and discussions viii interest
OF the dsy foreign correspondence depart
items Of household interest make ideal family pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

Florsheim: song. "star-Spangled banne.;
by school: piano pizzcatI. by Miss Myrtle
Bedford; remarks by the princlpal, We WEI.
coming the parents, and extending his
thanks for their corporation, improve
frrcnts In exercises by lectures, ana ny
various instruments. He thanked the
school Hoard for having provided seats
for Ali the scholars. The principal also
exnlained that the pupils had raised funds
and p,Id for the plano used in the build
ing. Hymn. by Daisy Neale. piano ac-
commandment by Matte Campbell; "Wo-
mans Curiosity" by Georgia Cardoza'
song. "Inl.aby," by Ella Noel: 1.-THE Lit
tie c.hatterbox," by Louise Boudar;
widow Green" by Bessie Chapel; The
Foolish Little Girl" by Maude Neale;
''Tne Spelling Match" by Lucy Peli; Lit
tIc Ewes" by Chester and Maudie Wood
An: song. Sweet Alice Ben Bolt" by the
choir. Instrumental. 1.-THE Lost Child and
"Dlxie." by Victor Mcneil and Freddie
Tveasen (violin). Harry Selden GUITAR,
Lee Bishop and clyde Ledford mandoiins!
and Eddie Evensen (piano); "Beauty',
by Lillian Taylor; The Erranni
Ollie Harwood; Boys Rights" by Oliie
Timberlakc: song, by Katie Lee. Willie
Gray. and Ethel Yeaman: song, me
Drunkard's Daughter" by Matte lamp
bell 1.-THE Sick Doll" by Sadie Nasn;
DOLL" by Bertha Meyers: killing
Flea" by Marie Henry: Vacation, ny
Ida Hockaday. song, THE Old Folks AZ
Home" by the school, march out OF build
ing. march played by MIR. Richie on the
cornet and Miss Florsheim on the piano;
the fire drill by the school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
INSPECTION OF LEE CAMP.
The Veterans Make Good SHOWING
An Interesting Session.

The meeting Of II. T. Lee Camp. NO
1. Confederate Veterans, last night was
very largely attended. Commander Gray
presided.
An invitation was received from Com
many l. First Regiment. Virginia Noiuh-
teers. inviting Lee Camp TO assist mem en-
i'm their excursions down the river on
the nights OF June Sgth and July "a;
These excursions are for the beneht OF
the monument funds Of + Company,
Twenty first Virginia Infantry. -.
The camp was officially Inspected DF
Lleutenant-Colonel r. c. Morton. inspec-
tor Of the Grand Camp OF Confederate
Veterans of Virginia. The camp reporter
4T4 active members. al majority OF Whom
are fully uniformed. After the inspec-
tjon Comrade Morton made q speech 70
the veterans. and congratulated mem
upon their splendid appearance ana the
good reporfs which they made.
The picture Of Past-Commander Il. Les
lie Spence was presented 10 tne I'M,
received by he commander, ana 0rov g G"
10 be placed upon the walls OF the nan.
Tho camp was ordered TO meet IN tne
Comm Hall this afternoon at 4:D O'Clock
sharp TO attend the celebration OF tne
Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Assocl1ti ~, ~,
The body rendered to the associauoil sile
use of the hall to hold their me- ms :.
should the evening be too ihclclnehl "
have the exercises at the cemetery:
Lieutenant Neal, OF the Old FIRST NORM
Carolina Cavalry. was introduced 10 the
camp. and made a splendid address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
REMARKABLE SCENE.
RYLAND, OF KING
WILLIAM, Acquitted.
tn. Jury Instructed to Bring In n
y.,,ct NJ Not Guffty-Congratu-
lated by the Judge from the
Bench.
Bench.

KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE VA
May 29-(SpeciaL)- lone OF the most re-
markable scenes ever witnessed IN hihS
William County Court occurred yes'er-
day. Hon. r. s. Ryland. ex-Treasurer'
was acquitted OF the charge against MIN
involving his duties as Treasurer. HIS
counsel was large and unusually goou'
and consisted of II. r. Pollard, w. X.
Aylett. Edmund waddill, J. o. Hutchin-
son. and V. Walden. These gentlemen
found when the witnesses had been
heard. that It was unnecessary to speak
a word Of defence. and they rested the
case without argument. Commonwealth s.
Attorney Lewis arose and stated that he
could not ask for conviction on the evil
dence. but complimented Mr.. Ryland as
a man Of integrity and honor. Judge
Moncure. of Caroline. sitting for Judge
O. O. Gwathmey. instructed the jury 10
bring in a verdict OF mot guilty which
was done without the jury's retiring, and
the crowded courtroom broke into loud
APPLAUSE. When the Judge could restrain
the feelings Of the audience, he called
Mr.. Rylsnd before him and said to MIN
II congratulate you Of your honorable
acquittal, as no stain rests upon your
character as a man or officer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
SONS AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Date of Annual Meeting 'h"hSe"
Bncls TO February.

An Adjourned meeting Of the Sons OF
Tho American Revolution was he'd last
night in the rooms of the Virginia HIS
torical Society.
The committee appointed some time
ago to revise the constitution reported,
suggesting that the date for the annual
meeting be changed from the l3th OF
Nav 10 the 22d OF February. az II ha1
been before. and that plan be adopted
for the establishment or local chapters.
T-he election OF officers was 10 nave
taken place at this meeting. but II was
decided TO postpone this matter until the
next regular monthly meeting, 10 be held
.Jnna 18th Under the constitution notice
has TO be given before any change can
he made in it, and the suggestions OF me
committed we're therefore not acted on
last night. but will be considered at the
next meeting. \ letter wes read from
DR. j A. White. stating that under no
circumstances would ne again accept the
office of first vicc-president, ana asRnB
that his res gnation be accepted; In me
Communication DR.. White stated That ne
nrefcrred to remain as an humble worker
In the ranks, and did not WISH 10 step
above the latter. The letter was ordered
10 be laid upon the table, an inclira-
ton being manifested not to part with
Dr Whites services as an officer:
The society. after the disposal of some
routine business, then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
REJOICED OVER THE ELECTION.
Only Two Republicans VIII Hold
SCENTS In the Incoming Council.

There was great rejoicing about the
City Hall and the headquarters OF Demo
cratic organizations In Richmond yester-
day over the result of the municipal cleo
ton of Thursday IL was the first time
in twenty years that the Democrats had
elected their candidates for the CITY
Council IN Jackson Ward. AS the STU
alton Ia there will be only two KepuD-
lcan members of the incoming Councll'
They are James Bahen (whitO and III. J.
Moore (colored) both OF whom are men,
hers of the Board of Aldermen. The lat
Ger Is n hold-over member. IL VIII be re-
membered that the Democrats only put
nm one candidate for the Board I'm Jack
yon Ward, and they voted for Bahen Tor
second place in preference 10 any one
else on the Republican ticket. II was
also stated upon good authority last night
Thursday to have his heretofore esteemed
confrere turned down at the polls, having
his name scratched on the ticket When-
ever he could.
The Democrats carried the First. Third,
and Fourth precincts and the Repubn-
cans the Second OF Jackson Ward. Smith $
majorites over Mitchell were as follows
First. PRECINCT - Third; about i ,Sc
Second was II. The DEMOCRATIC MAORI
ties on the Common Council and justices
OF the peace tickets were larger than
Smiths.
on the City Democratic Committee have
been warmly congratulated on their
splendid work. Several times before the
Democrats have tried and failed to elect
their Council ticket in Jackson Ward. This
year the Republicans were divided, WITH
two tickets In the field. The Democrats
conducted still hunt. and sprans sur
prise on their opponents.
Chairman Dawson, speaking 10 DIS
patch man regarding the victory achieved
said yesterday that he attributed the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
United states Circuit Court OF APP
meals.

The United States Circuit Court OF, Ap-
meals reconvened yesterday at 10 o'clock,
with Judges Golf. Hughes, and MOTIFS
presiding. -. osnoi,,oa
The following attorneys were a9mliIed
mill Welch. W. Va, and Il. +. Keller.
A motion by appellees to modify order
granting the appeal, &C.. in the case OF
WnlIam NJ. Ritter appellant. VS.. ulman
g. Caeger appellees. appeal from Circuit
Court MO of the United states for the Dis
trict of West Virginia, was argued by
George Il. Price, of the firm OF Couch,
Eiournov & price. for appelees, and by
Lanes /, Hamill and h. t. Keller, OF
West Virginia. for appellants, and sub
Cont adjourned for the term. subject
n The call of the presiding judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
TRUSTEES SALE
TWO-STORH FKAME DIV hLLI4N"
BOYD BETWEEN NORTON AND KIN
NEY STREETS.

TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
BOYD BETWEEN NORTON AND KIN
NEY STREETS.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from IL.
Horsley and wife TO the undersigned trus-
tees, dated March -, lSf and recorded
in Clerks Office. Chancery Court. city OF
Richmond, Dced-Book l5i a, page ia, 10
secure the payment OF q certain Dond
therein described. and default having been
made and being requested by the bene-
hciary so to do. we VIII sell AT pubnc
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE g. 1886.
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the said PROPERTY.
described in said deed as follows: "All that
lot of land, with Improvements thereon,
living and being In the city OF Richmond.
Va on the south line OF Boyd street be-
ginning 20 feet west OF Norton street.
thence westwafdly and fronting on Boyd
street IFS feet inches, and back between
parallel lines 100 feet to a l0-foot alley.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses or sale
and Si7i.6S the balance due on said bond,
and remainder In six months. with intc-
rest and secured by trust deed.
nv consent OF all parties concerned
other end more liberal terms may be an
JULIUS STRAUS
W. j. WESTWOOD.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
]. Thompson Brown & CO.. Auciioneers.
my 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

Heggerty. gEardian.......... ...Plalro-
against
hCErefty ana dtS.sssssssfs stssAlofcr Ilnfs
Richmond Chancsry Court, decree er,
tered May Z, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

terday at the Broad-Street Mission
proved to be truly helpful and interesting
Al the morning session addresses were
made by Mrs. Glover, superintendent OF
the GOSPEL Mission: Rev. W. r. Haight.
and Mrs. BurrouRhs. The meetings were
additionally interesting on account Of
the presence OF the children from Bethany
Home. some OF whom took part. In the
afternoon Rev. W. V. Tudor. u. D.,
spoke on the mamma as type OF Christ.
and Rev. DR.. Cooper took the abiding
life. as represented by the vine and
branches The subject OF the night meet
ing was 'The Second Coming Of Christ"
the speaker being Mr.. G. V. Curran.
on Monday night Rev. r. W. Webb OF
Norfolk. begins meetings with special
reference 10 the work and gift Of the
Holy Spirit