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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-12-12
WESTERN INTEREST
THE PROPOSED DIVORCE OF
THE v. p. AND .. S. l..
u Il Likely That the Railway Map of the
Far Northwest VIII lie
Changed.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Omaha, Dec. 11.-Since the Salt Lake
meeting many high Union Pacific off
cials have been in Omaha and confer
erees have been held daily. Matters
affecting the forthcoming separation
of the Oregon Short Line from the pa
rent line have chiefly engrosscd the At
tention of the officials. Ii was devel-
oped that the oregon Railway & Navi-
cation company has had an envious
eye upon the Short Line and the Utah
Northern. The eastern terminus Of the
q. K. & y. line is at Huntington. where
IL connects with the Oregon Short Line
II Is feared In Cflicial circles here that
The q. K. & y. win Immediately. upon
segregation being effected, consolidate
with the Short Line and the Utah
Northern, which lines will thenceforth
be operated under one management.
IL is the plan OF those VINO are hatch
ing the scheme to locate the Oregon
Short Line headquarters at Portland
and not at Salt Lake city. where the
oregon Short Line headquarters would
GO should this plan fail To- nateriailze
Agents of the Navigation company
are on the ground watching every
move that is being made and Il J.,
known in exclusive circles that thy
plan is feasible and likely 20 he con-
summated unless strenuous efforts ar,
put forth 10 prevent H. Opposition
from the Southern Pacific may be- OK
pected. as IL is known that line wants
to close n traffic deal with The I,ah
Northern for the use uf It's track ON thu
routine IL business between Ogden and
Garri rpr, Mont. the junction point
Win the northern Pacific. thus open
inE ~ way for through trains from
san Fran,'e,p to -. Paul. In any
event III, divorce ~ the Union Pariii,
and the nTvCu ShOrt Line IL sure tu
change th" Whole railway map Of thr
far NprthWcst
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DEATH ~ LAST.


san Francisco, Dec ~ -rhr death by
asphyxiaiion OF Mrs. sarah B Cooper aud
her daughter Harriet this morning has
produced a profound sensation lu this
city No woman Ia san Francisco or on
tine entire Pacific coast was 50 prominent
ar Mrs Cooper. who had devoted her life
10 religious and philanthrop'c work and
Sas actively counect,l with every ro-
form movement. She was "a cousin Of
Colonel Robert Iug'fsoll. .with whcir,
lcspitc their opposing religious views
she maintained warm friendship. For
many years she taught the largest iiiUl,
class In this city in the First congrrEH-
tional church She was also assistant
pastor OF the church under the pasIOTatr
g DR. G. q. Blown
When the scandal concerning Dr
Brown WAS nrst talked 4hult. Mry
Cooper stood by her pastor and expressed
ccnHdsncr m him. Later d,yrlopmc mt
caused her TO change hrr mind and she
and her daughter b'cam" his most prom
incnt opponents and acrusers. after Mrs
Davidson. Much bitterness IN church ciT-
ci,s was onE,uavrei hy Mrs. Cooper
statements on 10 witness st'nI al 60,
church trial Tho sgi-i'r vt th" mother
and daughter j. asrrl'H1l tp breeding uy,I
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-12-12
KEEP 'EM AT HOME,
\ Military Move to- Prevent Men From
Going to Cuba

Denver. DC. 1l.-ODlers were issued
tp-Giy Tor tile return Of all members
of tn National Guard t. Leadvllle for
duty. 1hs applies TO several hundred
men Who have been at home on indef-
mite leaves OF absence. and said to be-
due to the fact that more than 200 OF
thom are alleged To have Joined
company now being raised In Denver
Tor service In Cuba. A recruiting Of
hc' las been open here for the past
lhrc" 3lys and about 600 names have
rs,-gt enrolled.
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The Act of lS6x.

Washington. Dec. 1l.-Senator Mitch
ell of Oregon has introduced bill in
the senate declaring the intent of the
act of 1865. indemnifying the state for
expenses IN maintaining the national
defense. by a decision of the court of
claims the interest on the money was
not allowed. This was reversed by the
supreme court, but as the treasury de-
partment had passed upon the claims,
1t refuses. under the Dockery law. to
reopen them without further legisla-
ton. The Mitchell bill is to cover this
point,
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NO $25 RATE.
Agent Fee Says the Report Was started
by Western Land Agents.

Chicago. Dec. li.-General Passenger
Agent Fee of the Northern Pacific.
who was in Chicago to-day, declares
that the reports OF a $25 rate by the
Northern f'ncrfic nnd the Great North
crn from st. Paul to North Pacific
coast points are without foundation In
fact. The same story, he says. was
started about one year ago. aud in
both instances 1t came from land spec
ulators in the state of Washington
who circulated the report of cut rates
in the hope that immigration would set
in towards their state. There has been.
Mr. Fee declared, no change in The
rates from st. Paul to North Pacific
coast points for two years nor Stree
the organization of the Transconti-
rental Passenger association and there
is no immediate prospect of anv
change being made in the present
rates.
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Washington. Dc. 1l.-AssistuaI
Cumu,4zsiuncr Best ~ The g n. raj land
office ara Expert + h, Newell ~ the
geological survey, has been delegated
to represent the government al the
ultbh3l irrigation congress tp be held
IA Phoenix. Ariz.. next week. Judge
Fest vii advocate state Pc ss.cl Df
trn ard lands RON belonging u the
..,NHI1tut nj
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INDEPENDENT CANADA.
Sentiment Throughout the Dominion Fa.
vors separation From Great Britain.

Montreal. Dec. 1.-THE strong un-
dercurrent of sentiment throughout
Canada favorable TO separation from
Great Britain and the establishment
OF an independent Canadian republic
on this continent has begun to take
tangible shape. The organization Of
independence clubs has been in active
progress during the past five or six
months and a convention has been
called 10 meet in this city In March
next with the object of federating all
the groups and clubs OF the Do,
mnion.
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Army Changes.

Wlshirgtcn. Dec. ll.-Sec1n md L,.u-
t-nant TCdd. Third artillery. has been
,st 70 examination Tor prom lion.
L.lUt Gel William II. Whtrry. Se>OFld
infantry. rs be n d ttai,,d - duty a.
. u Whyr ~ the retiring hoaM at
Fort he gh, Mont. vice MAJOR JacVb
s;r -1. S--'nd infantry. FIRST Lieut.
~ ry1 a. sands. Sixth cavalry. has
o. 20 ,rt,r,i Il FOIt My,r, NA. as
quart 'rnJStEr.
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Washington Dee 1.-THE meeting
~ the WAYS and means committee NJ
thc nuu-,. tao formally adopt the pso-
erammr tur work uu tariT niil Will
ar held Dn Monday instead ~ iu-wuF-
rHV. a. had trgu intended.
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Washington. Dcc. il.-Reprt senta-
tive Bell Of Texas, a member ot the
committee on Pacific railroads to-day
presented 10 the house a minority le-
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$1,000 to $500
G,0eA AUay Jan. 7. 'o7

Solid ii-karat Gents Gold Watch.
Solid Ii-karat I.ady's Gold Watch.
Boys Solid Silver Watch.
Silver Tea Set. pieces, given with ev-
cry purchase and repair.
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a BRII.IIANr MAnRIaGE
~ Newport cws-Ntirrmptcd Suicide
In The Courts

Newport News. Va. Sept. 29-No,-
withstandIng the nclcmency which
ruled to-day. and the gloom which over
Shadnwed all without. the int iiur OF the
washington Avenue NJ. T.. Church was
resplcndent with brillilnce as Miss Mary
Nj. Perkins leaning upon the arm of her
father. DR.. Garter Perkins asccndcd
the aiSla at $50 p. m. Il was THE occa-
sion OF changing her name and becoming
the biide of Mr.. Ralph NJ. Lett. The
Dride was robed in white satin. with
DuSh SSc lace. Her veil was caught
with diamond breach ana in her hand
she bore bunch of brides roses
The maid of honor and bridesmaids
were arranged in white muslin dc sole or
oggandic
This was the most hrillan, nuptlal
event celebrated In Newport News in a
long time. a number cf beautiful pres
cnts were recciv d by the bride The
bridal party left by the Washington and
Norfolk Steamboat line for Washington
ID. C., tonight.
ATTEMPTED StICIDE.-Wiuctt Du-
pre-, North Carolinlln. Of Battery T.
Fortress Monroe, while on guard yestcr-
uay evening attempted to suicide by
placing the muZ2lc of his gun to his fore
head and diScharging the same The
bullet followed the skull half way back
10 the crown of his head. then glanced
OFF. The would-bc suicide was not scri-
ously hurt. He walked quietly off to- the
hospital.
DEEDS RECORDED.-C. c. Clark ct
Tx 10 j. Taylor Ellyson ct TX, tiustc $:
consideration. 5000.
Same TO same: consideration same.
w. a. Shaw to Williams IL smith
trustees consideration $l.l00.
The Citizens and Marine completed
It's Hitting this morning and is now
doing business Mt It's new home. Thu
hanks new building was open for the
inspection of the public to-day.
IN THE COUIVrS-Hustlngs, Judge
Barham presiding:
Walter Robinson, a native OF Scotland.
was naturlll2cd.
George Ward. native OF England,
was natulali2ed.
The account of S. J. Harwood was al
LOWED.
The November and March terms OF the
Corporation Court were designated as
teh regular grand jury terms.
Ii was ordered that a special grand
jury be summoned TO meet on Friday.
the End of October
An absolute divorce Ga vinculis mat
rimoniD was granted to G. G. Jenkins
against Gcarge!ta Jenkins.
POLICE COURT.-Thomas Murray,
homicide; examination waived and case
sent on to the grand jury.
G. H. Eiily. assault; dismissed at the
cost of the plaintiff.
Il. Martin alias Antoine; disorderly;
fined $3.50 ana costs.
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Am Explanation ouercd.
TO the Editor of The Virginia:

10 the hul'or oi me virginia:
Your article headed Consistency" in
your Issue of the 29th instant, charging
the Globe-Dcmocrat with inconsistency.
Is woMhy OF notice, because of the error
1t would teach.
The failure to sell the New York bonds
men;ione does no; tend TO prove The
scarcity of money, a YOU would leach.
nni uh"ouotedIy was due 10 the free
silvc; agitation" as stated in the Globe
Democrat
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THE HALLS OF JUSTICE
A Good Mornings Work on the Police
Court Docket Yesterday.
LAURA BROWN SENT ON TO GRAND JURY
The Assnflnnt OF Hattie wilson IL
sout on ~ the Grand Jury us Ia
Peter williams. who Attempted
TO Intinaidntc the Injured woman
Other Court News.


Justice Tomlin's docket Yesterday wos
neither lengthy nor unusi,aIlv ininrast-
ing
Alex. Eggleson. a colorad cr,n-sbno,-
er, was fined S3.5o
Moses Banks. colored luu,cv. IN Id rnr
commission.
Rocco Scclzi had Mrs I.izyc Edwards
arrested on a charge Of ,r"s,,.s ha-
cause she peeprd into his yn~d Tho
charge was dismissed
Maggie Davenport colornd vos upad
s. and costs for assa,Itinr Hosntta
Brown.
Robert Fisher, colpra1 for tho theft
OF bicycle: was sent 10 the grand iury.
The wheel valued at ssh. was thn Ernn.
erty OF w V. Rohner. of Az Main sim,
and was stolen from i'm from, nr 10 C.ovn
street.
Joe Winslow. a little negro cripnle ar
rested on suspicion of stealing a $40 rnld
watch and a pockctbook from ~ II
Armstrong of IVES, Norfolk was hold
for the county au;horlti :
William Watkins. who bc,rs tho
sounding sobriuuct of Cannon R,ll as
saulted Stella Johnson with n bad sI,,
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BRAN BI.ETON.

The agent would take occasion to in
form the many subscribers over his
route that the late delivery OF papers
yesterday was not the fault OF any parti-
cular one concerned in the matter. 1t
was one of that kind of insepIrable cen
tingencies that beset AN human works,
especially where machinery is employed.
There is no telling at what time disaster
may fall upon any interest pending
on the movements of machinery. A Iii
tie rod broke when only Il few OF the
Brambleton turn had come from the
press. If this rod ever broke before the
agent never heard OF II. Wei. Il had 10
be repaired and Il threw the papers late.
and worst OF all. threw the q livery into
tho biggest rain of the day. These two
things. late papers and big rain. Jus;
hanpended 10 fail together and the route
boys had the hard 81 time Of anybody
concerned in the whole mattSf
The Portsmouth and Bsi'i'cT papers
which always have first turn, as they
have river 10 cross. had come from
press, and disaster fell this time 10 the
turn of the Brambleton az vat. lSut the
little route boys don't allow t.teir papers
10 stick TO their nands long, Il: Il t!Tc
when they wish 20 thank subscribers for
their patience when delivery is unavoid-
ao:y late. They :elivcr them rapidly
when they come 10 hanl
The Busy Bees of Sturgeon will meet
Tonight with Miss Lille Starkey, of l..
Main street.
MIR. Willie L. Rev is expected 20 con
due; services tonight at Mckend;u.
Let ali attend.
Mr. George J. Twohy, Of North Mar
SHAH avenue, left Monday for Washing
ton, ID. c.. where he will attend this
Catholic University of America
Little Henry Godfrey. the only infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Godfrey, is
very sick at the esdcnC- of his aunt
Mrs. y. :. Wright, S15 West Highland
avenue
A vow. o,,;o. ,,1 ;,,.,,,o.,;,,.r 800, ,,,,;,, - -,
took place Monday night at No. COS
West Brambleton avenue. when Rev. =
j. Hail. ID. D., performed the ceremony
The contracting parties wers Miss Ida G
knight to Mr.. Leroy c. Gritty. both OF
the ward. After the parties were made
husband and wife the immediate friends
of tho family who were present enjoyed
a reception.
Mr.. William j. IIudgins. of IA Yves;
tressingly i'll for many weeks, had a sue
cessful operation performed yesterday.
He was doing as well as could he cX-
pected last night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slade, of Clay and
Iiamlin avenues, LIFT yesterday for
winter with her mother.
MI. John Roberts and family, OF East
200 North Maltby 10 reside.
AT the regular election OF officers for
Mckendree Rosebud Society. held last
Sunday afternoon the following o.gani-
cation resulted: President, Miss I.ottic
Walters: vice-presid mt, Mr. Arthur
Howard: treasurer Miss Mamie Wal
tiers; secretary. Mr.. Charles Calrow.
At the meeting Of the +. Y. p. u. of
night last, the following members were
elected delegates TO the State ConVen-
ton which IN cts in Lynchburg October
18th ana 14th: Rev. T.. II. Martin.
T.. w. Bray, T.. H. Hame.sly Misses Er-
iie Mae Bailey and Ruth Fulford
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GLASS!
Every lady will be given SPUN GLASS sOIWE-
MIR as spun by the artist exhibiting in our windoN,s
The spinning is we'll worth seeing So are these Is
UNDERWEAR.

MEMS NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS. 60 PER CENT.
WOOL. QUITE EQUAL TO THE
ORDINARY 75c. ONES, ARE HERE
NOW soc.
MEMS WHITE AND NATURAL
WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
VERY HEAVY, Sl00.
THESE G,ARMEN,rS CANNOT BE
BOUGHT BELOW 81 80 ELSIINVII RE.
TWENTY DOZEN LADIES' HEAVY
WOOD FLAT VESTS. WORTH 81 so.
Altl1 HERE sl.00 THIS UNDER
WEAR OFFERING IS \ REMARK
ABLE ONE.
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Oh. whirehurSt Assigns.

4 n Of assignment from q. II.
Whitehurst TO I. ]. Morries. trustee. was
admitted 10 record in III Clerks Oiiice
Yesterday. The deed conveys all the
stock Of groceries In the store No lS9
Chapel street. all notes. bonds. chOs in
action ANA all other property Of or be-
longing to said @. IL Whitchurst. Thu
preferences named are: First. Hugh q.
Miller. for legal : rNices. 500. second.
expenses Of executing The trus:: thl,l.
{. y Gordon. $500: fourth. all other crad-
TORS No assets or liabilities are given.
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lHtaliaE NA

Collection. GI1rSj%WEu
Cold medal contest
Music, Professor and Mrs Dobbins
Presentation OF banners
DoNoloSy.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
T. IN. ............ Executive Committee
w n M. -........ Devotional EeNercises
Rev. W. II. Motley.
Minutes of Afternoon Session.
Minutes of Executive Session.
Election of Officers.
t1nal Report OF Credentials Com
mittcc.
MUSIC Prof. Rathburn
Noontidc Prayer
ID. M. ............ Devotional Exercises
Mr.. H. NJ. Hogc.
Minutes Of Morning Session
Election of Supcrintcndrnts
Election of Delegates to National
Convention.
Report of Finance Committee.
Keport of Committee ON Resolutions.
Selection of Meeting plac. Cor ~.
DoXology
D. m. ....... Bible Reading and Prayer
Rev. &. &. Cox.
Collection.
MnSic .......... Prof ana Mrs. Dobbins
Address-'r Truth Stranger than Fic-
non ............AIiS ISIS T.. L. Yates
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I OII NOuttlusf

hesitate n second TO pay 25c. for ius, o,o
h dose, OF a meiicine that would give yon
pain would You? Now. I.iehtninm IL,
Drops Will most positively Curr ali ror,ne
OF stomach ana bowel troubles liar
noe, noe, eh"iera norbus, iiuY. cramp. cole.
ianiilc cole, etc, and only costs s5c
hottie, over ~ doses. Lightning Uof
Drops cures permanently and quickly ana
leaves no bad effects. You will he sni
prlsed TO find ont how quick relief cones
after IT'S use. Lightning Hot DroDs viii
relieve any Kind of pain. external or IN
an IN" umc, Tor yon can't tell how soon
an accident VIII happen. One hot,ln ~,
lightning Hot Drops is better II, tho bougr
'hah curnaord OF parcEorics. Bateman's
ut?pS pIaStcrS. Jamaica finger, camubrr
pills ana linimcnts. IT does the ,vnrt, ~,
mem an Somhihcd. and only costs 25c
a bottle Wonderful wonderful are Inc
Tir'ueS OF this great. universal remedy
Nou take no chance in buying /, ci;b.,r'
for If YOU feel no benefit after usin,r +,
as ilrcSted our druggist Will give vour
try It, i is cheaper TO buy IN, i,ir Iot
Ties as 1T contains 2ia times as n,Ich ss
inc 2'c. siZ" II YOU don't need II to-day
in case something happens MOI ono fni.t
statement has been made nor an nxnc
gcrated account given OF the great rfTncfe
OF, lAGnLnim ;i iiot Drops, and when You
nave once used II you will be of the Sa,,n
opinion Lightning Hot Drops arc lnado
ny thc iicrh Medicine Co. Springfield q
ana al, no honest druggist viii try to sell Vol;
Medicine Co, Springfield. o. on each not
lie ana don't be pursuaded TO take some
thing else for II is not as good as II,.ht
ming Hot Drops. az
We have some new shapes In Earl &
Wilson's cuffs at CSC pair.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
169 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
PURE MILK.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

.,hnr S II 10 cettilN mat nave appnGd the
dale Jersey Farm" and the herd Is free
from tuberculosis and the dairy is in good
sanitary condition.
GEO. {. FAVILI.E. u. V. NJ,
- Veterinarian.
Inc above herd is composed of pune bred
Jerseys The milk is delivered in glass
ohrs, showing 20 per cent. cream Samples
VIII be left III residence upon application.
hnureSS BOX III, city. se2f-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs
under all conditions. make 1t their IA
vorite remedy. To get the true and gen
uine article. look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Company. printed
near the bottom Of the package For sale
by all responsible druggists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
DRESS GOODS, loc.

NO ROOM ON THE WOOL Goopsi
i III.I1n ~ ~ Till, HIS SALE WILL BE
CASE OF THESE YARD VIM
MooL MIXTURES WENT OUT On,
II EitE IN TWO DAYS LAST WE.E,Ils
=! CHANCE CAME TO BUY 40
i ~ S,,: MORE AND TO SELL AT as
'rijny ~ l. BELOW. so HERE
fIiI ~ W SNAIL STRIPES AND
~ I, E:Gk MIXTURES IN BOUCLE 'FFS1
fl;SfS, SHOT WITH BRIGHT RAM
DON FLbCKS. WHILE THEY I,aSi,s
AND a; n WoNDERFUL OFFERING m,
is. PER YARD, loo. =
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What more COULD Be DESIRED !?

Elevated, breezy, cool, healty, perfect
drainage, excellent location, good SUR
roundings boating, salt water bathing,I
fish, oysters, crabs, the Park, beautiful
water front, electric cars, quick and
pleasant transit, six minute service and
live-cent fare to and from the city, low.
prices and easy terms to buyers Such
is the combination offered to home seek
ers and investors in Norfolks latest and
pretticst addition-VlILA IIEIGHTS.
Map and full information at office. 4O72
Columbia Building.
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Incipieu. Main streer n,.zc

AT 10 o'clock last night a small blaze
vas discovered in the office of the Nor
folk Trust Company. at No % Main
street What might have been q very
serious hre was averted by the prompt
action OF Officer John Osborne, who ey-
tingulsheQ the blaze
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suits Entered.

r. l.. Grandy w. 4. Il. Camp and +. II.
Lewis. formerly doing business ms tn"
Norfolk ana Portsmouth Transfer Com
pany. in assumpsit: damages, $3.50.
Willard T.. Brown VS. Mrs. l.. Cob IL.
in nsslImpslt; damages, $50.
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MEnNESDAN. or. Z.

VI l.iDN i.Sl)AN !. OF. :.
ga. M. Executive Committee Meeting
10 a. m, Devotional exercises.
1880 a. m. Call 10 order by the Presi-
dent. Mrs II. II. Jones.
Appointment Of committee on Creden-
tails. Courtcsies Finance. Resolutions.
ADDRESSES or WELCOME
ION Behalf of the Minister'S" Rev T.
=. Wexford.
,'on Behalf of the City" Mayor
Moss
.'On Beh.>if Of the W. c. 7. u"
Mrs Joseph Charles.
NOon:id" praycc.
, y. m. Devotional Exercises, Mr. II.
NJ iIogr.
Minutes Of morning session.
Minutes of Executive Committee.
Seating of delegates.
Presidents address.
Report Of :pondng secretary
Report of Virginia Can.
Report of Supcrntcndcnts.
y. M. Music. by the Us.
Recitation.
Collection.
Music Professor and Nras pabbius
Address Ia the Us, Our Missions"
Miss T.. L. Yates
THURSDAY, OCT. s.
$50 a. m, Executive Committee.
10 a. m. Devotional Exercises, Rev G
W. Wray.
Minutes OF afternoon session.
Minutes of Executive Session.
Ticasu;er's report.
Reports of District Presidents.
Reports of Superintendent.
Noontide prayer meeting and memo
rial papers.
: y. m, Devoiional Exercises, Rev. j.
Francis Ribble.
Minutes of morning session.
Reports of superindtendants.
Parliamentary drill, Miss Yates.
DoXolcgy.
p. m. Music. Professor Rathbun.
Bible leading and prayer, Rev. L. T.
Wexford.
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WANTED-Recruits for the u. S. Marine
corps, Wanted-Able bodied. unmarried
men, between the ages of 81 and 30 years.
Food, clothing and medical attendance
free. For further particulars, etc, apply
or address, the Commanding Officer.
Marine Barracks. Navy-ynrd, Norfolk.
Va. .y4-3m
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Harry Hardy Trice and Esse Powell
Hall.
Robert Brown and Lizzie Hanks, col.
ored
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SALESMAN: Understanding cigar bust
ness desiring employment answer.
Goods sold by sample on credit. Good
pay expenses. exclusive territory as
sured to proper applicant Address p.
.. Box 420, y. Y. City. ap2S-wc,sa
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6 J. Thomas 1t nix to Anna f. Drew
cry, property on Boush street: consider
alton. 5000
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