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The times., 1897-09-18
1864. 1897
Spencerian Business College.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLS.

In Academy OF Music Building,
Ninth street. cprner -, NV Entrdnce 4oS
Ninth st.
Thirty-bhird scholastic year. Day and
evening sessions. The leading business men
Of " sffington were trained in TINS college,
and send their sons and daughters and
candidates Tor employment here for uain-
ing.
Rapid writing. English, rapid caicuIa-
tions, bookk eepIRG, laws, ana ethics OF
business, science OF wealth, science OF cit
izens ship, vocal and physical culture, the
art of expression lDelSarte Dettod, short
hand and type writing
Terms reasonable, but no competition
with cheap schools
t,Tftee utj-a sSvt business day -Jn.l night
throughout the year.
Call or send for new announcement,
1898, Containing address OF Hon. Ly-
man j Gage, AZ college comm encenient,
and names, occlGpa tions and addresses OF
sos graduates OF ; B. C.
Mrs. sara A. s pencer,
au21-1m-em Principal and Prop.
The times., 1897-09-18
The Pennle,s Fnrnrlfe-

All wise people use the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Popular excursion to Philadelphia next
Sunday. So round trip. seIG-3t
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The Best Enuipped Railroad

In America. The Pennsylvania Railroad
viii sell tickets to Baltimore and return
next Sunday at rate of S1.oo. sel6- 3t
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The Best Ronfe.

I The best equipment. Ne change No
street cars. Pennsylvania RAILROAD 81
excursion TO Atlantic City next Saturday
end SUnda e., se16-3t
The times., 1897-09-18

NERVOUS TROUBLES al kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free book
tells how Washington Chemical CO.,
Washington, ID. c.
The times., 1897-09-18

EMERSON INSTITUTE tYeung's Acad-
eu4yl-Selec1 classical and mathema teal
school for young men and boys. 914 4th
ST.. opposite Franklin Square. VIII re-
open September 27 Circulars can be OBJ
tanned al the school building or by 3d
dressing CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal
aul9-tf
The times., 1897-09-18

TANNERS SHORTHAND AND BUSI NESS
COLLEGE, Loan and Trust Bldg. 9th
and f SITS. The principal was formerly
OFFICIAL COURT and LEGISLATIVE
STE TEN0GRAPHER, as Well as Public Ac-
countant. The studies embrace Shorthand,
Typewriting, Boo okkeeping. Penmanship and
all branches of business. Now III session.
se12-2 1-2mo
The times., 1897-09-18

THE EoMAN'S LAW CLASS reopen
October i. 1897 Three years course
equivalent OF best law schools. For
SPENCER MUSSEY, Atty-af-Law, 40
La. ave, or MISS EMMA N. GnLETT.
Atty at-Law, SOC L st. NV se9-1uo
The times., 1897-09-18
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

to S22 Conn. ave. NV. topposite the
Army and Navy Club. No need to send
your boy out OF the city. Young men
prepared for all universities. Faculty
OF college men. School reopens sept.
% Catalogue on 3pDlica tion. WAR
Rem W. PHELAN, A. NJ, Head Master.
Sc 5-6lnon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
MEETING OF STRIKE LEADERS
Great Preparations Making fer the Gath
erlng at ~. Louis

s.. Louis. No. Aug. 2S.-The resident
heads az various labor organizations
have perfected arrangements for the biz
laoor convention 70 be held here begin
ming next Monday. SUCH men as James
Carson. state president Of the United
Mine Workers OF Illinois; Eugene '.
Debs. president Q: the SOFA Democracy
C. Ratehfo-3. information president %
The International Nine Workers, and
Mr.. Lyos. international president OF the
Carpenters ani Joiners' union, are ex-
pecre1 to participate in the proceedings.
L; xilI &c a united gathering . al
ne heads % organized l8bo.." sad
Grant Luce, chairman % the committee
On arrangements. and its purpose =
- fariaer the Interests - the mine
workers We expect 20 ges together al
the heads Or ;Ae various organizations
Monday afternoon and 10 holi s Dig EssSs
meeting II the hall monday night"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

principal squares. Goethe was native
of Frankfort, and the house in which he
was born is now a museum containing
many mt. esting relics of his life and
labors. but it belongs to private citizens
instead of to the city. One Of the hand
soonest streets is named in his honor and
there is Dust in the opera house and
a monument 10 him in one of the prin-
c;pal parks.
Frankfort was also the birthplace of
the German Alphabet which is known as
the '''bucnsta benz and, literally trans
lated, is "bircn sticks" 1t was 50 called
because the first communication in writ
ing tht ever passed between the inilabi-
tants of these parts were written upon
birch bark. which was also used for let
ter paper by the American Indians.
Frankfort was founded by the emperor
Charlemange, and was originally known
as the ford of the Franks, where French
men could cross the river main without
swimming.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
HEBREWS AND THE HOLY LAND
Palestine Can Not be Made to support
Great People.

Frankfort-on-the-M Main. Aug. s.-The
leading American in Frankfort is Mr..
Henry Seligman, at present the head OF
theg-eat banking house which mas bran
cheS in various cities in the United
States Mr.. Seligman was 49-er and
lived il California until after the OUT
rrelk az cur civil war, when became 70
Frankfort al the request % Secretary
Chase 70 interest tae bankers and inves-
ters OF this city in United States bonds.
The Rothctilis alHaysieciined 70 accept
them Their sympathies were With the
south. Tnei ? representative in New
York. Mr.. Kaiser Belmont, had no conf
,.crca in the triumph o. he union. ans
b. his advice they persistenuy refused
- touch the American loans Theis ex-
am3iawas followed by other bankers %
Frankfort. which was then The financial
center % Europe. So VI. Seligman came
over here and opened an office as a mat
ter OF patriotism. and il turned out 70
be matter Of profit for the people az
Frankfort. as we'll as for him and for our
government Through his advice many
Frankfort bankers and capitalists .nvee-
ted heavily in our so and $50 bonds
during the darkest hour of the rebellion,
when bold was al a premium OF POO per
cent and bonds were al so and so per
cent discount. Within a few years they
doubled and thre5led their money. and
since then American bonds have been
favorite investments for Frankfortsrs
and Mr.. Seligman has been looked up 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
Told in FeWest Words

The Spanish government: is arranging
for fresh credit with view of streng-
thening the navy. The navigation tax
will be the security for the loan.
The schedules in the assignment Of the
United Press. fled yesterday in the New
York supreme court, show liabilities OF
s129. AIS, with nominal assets estimated
al the same amount and actual assets
estimated a I s3s.04o
The facotry of the Putnam Shoe COM
pany at Berlin, Wis, the largest manu-
featuring plant OF that city, was destroy
ed by fire yesterday; loss $4,000: insur-
ance $50. 600. One hundred men are
thrown out of employment
Andrew Johnson Evans. aged s. years,
died yesterday at San Antonio, Texas.
He was United States attorney for the
Western district OF Texas under Presi-
dents Grant, Garfield. Arthur and Hayes
and the most famous prosecutor in Texas
George Parrot1. Jr., son OF President
George W. Parrot, of the Parrot Lun-
Der company, Atlanta, Ga, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver yesterday morning.
Heavy losses in speculation in Sugar and
other stocks induced his self-destruction.
Mrs. L. H Scott, the wife of the man
ager of theaters in S. Paul. Minneapolis
and Duluth, and generally well known
by theatrical people throughout the en-
tire country, died yesterday morning at
st. Paul. Mrs. Scott had been her nus
bands chief assistant in his business for
nearly twenty years.
In a letter written TO the superintend-
ent Of the coast and geodetic survey, Mr..
VIII Ward Duffield reports that he has
completed the survey OF three OF the
islands of the seal group. including ST.
Paul, the largest of the group, and the
small tracts known as Walrus and Otter
Islands. He expected when he wrote 20
continue his work on ST. Georges Island
and 10 complete it before the close of the
season. A map showing all the ;opogra-
ply features of the islands will DE one
of the results OF the survey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

MADAM SMILEY. representing r. Shu-
ksri. the Kansas city furrser. VIII re-
main until the middle OF next vees. TAXI
Ing orders for new arr Tna6e-Over gar
rnenfs. and will b. pleased 20 see the Ia
dies an the mornings a. her rooms a. the
Manhattan Hotel s<-ffN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

BICYCLE REPAIRING have the
best equipped repair shop in Wichita. "a
charge OF expert mechsnscs. We can nx
anything tha. seeds nxinz about a bi-
cycle. Prompt attention - jOnT scpt ~
from Other towns by bicycle dealer. or
riders Full stock O; tires and uIndr'ss
Wheels for rent X. H. Roys cycle GO.
Ts r.. Douglas HI1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

defendants Superstitious Fcars Are Said
to BE Greatly Aroused by the Number
49," Which Persists in Bobbing Up at
Every Stage of the Proceedings and
Sometimes Two or Three Times Be-
tween Stsges-Postoffice Departm emit
OfHciaIs Arrested, Charged With En-
bezzlement-Other News of Crime.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

for Erection OF School
Building United States Indian SER
wee. Cheyenne sn3 Arspaho- Agency.
Darlington. .. r. Angus =. 49,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

FOR SALE-IArge s room house. lot iecx
10 feet east front one-half e,oCk from
street car on Douglas avenue No better
bargain offered by any one IN an deal
home: price. sl.oc. Smith & DORSEY. %
z Douglas avenue. y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

FOR SALE-The finest located coal yard
in Wichita, on Santa Fe tracks 80 feet
front, with switch running through the
yard large barn. 10 good coal bins. on GO
and scale and one lot facing on DougiA.
avenue. all together. at less price than
the Douglas avenue lot alone IL worth.
Call and get price. Smith 4 Dorsey. I'D
L. Douglas. 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
CLASSIFIED
WAN


AGENTS WANTED.
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where IN this state TO sen our goods 10 the
consumer. LIBERAL arrangements on
either salary OF commission. for good ser
vice. Address Great Eastern Coffee
Tea Co.. 81 y. md St. 81. Louis. Mo.
677-sSx-Aug. lbs
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We furnish everything: no experience re-
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nation showing actual results. Mucual
Manufacturing Co. ID Chambers St.
New York. s-S-St- e-o-Sun-
WAXTED-Asenis in all towns AID cities
in Kansas and Okishonsa- Good com
missions paid Address Kansas steam
Laundry. Wichita. Kan. 7SS
FOR RENT-MiSCELLAN
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

FOR SALE-The best frame house Of nine
rooms on " Topeka evcnue modern I'm
provenents a a great bargain Free-
man * Lawrence. xN9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29

ranches FOR sale and 70 deal for good
lands n Iowa and Illinois We have sod
over 500 acres % Kansas land n the
past three months. Come see Us or w-ite
AID I've as your lands 20 dispose -.
kansss Bureau Of immigration, y ,caii~,
kansas 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Brsck block on Douglas ave-
nue.. central. paying big interest on price
asked * % Eagle oric-. S0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

Tho eighth anniversary OF Rev. 4. ID.
Lewis j.. d.. pastor of the Second Aiii-
can Baptist church, OF this city, was ceie-
bratcd Sunday.
The pulpit was tastefully decorated by
the Sunday school with ferns and flow
ers. Large crowds thrOneed the church
during the whole day. The anniversary
sermon was preached by Rev. Evans
Other sermons were preached during the
day by Rcvs. W. T.. Graham and \. ;.
Thomas.
The congregation was very profuse in
their praise of the pastor. who stated
that he had been the recipient Of many
costly presents from his congregation
during his stay with them. which he es-
tecmcd as tokens of their great apprecia-
lion OF his labors.
The clerk. NJ Dcano. read a report, in
which he showed that the church had
raised during the eight years more than
S1Nup, that 800 members had been added
10 the membership, that it's present gem
tial peace and prosperity far exceeded
any other period of It's history
Snort addresses were made by w. H..
Nnitc. Armsiead Washington and others
in praise OF the pas tors work
lie was presented with a fine suit OF
clothing by Ella claiborne, Rosa T.. VIII
lams. Henrietta Parsons. and Julia JEFF
leison. mon Dcrs OF the Pastors Aid So
cioty.
~. Il. j. Lewis is a graduate OF the
~ hmond TT C0iCgIcal Seminary and is
hishiy respected by his congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
MFLLTKdN THE M.iN.
Bailey, the strong Man of North Carolina
Withdraw i'm His Favor.

htflNftW- IN ffiN lANoI.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 2.-Spe-
cial.-The question Of a successor to Ma
ior Allison as United States Marshal for
the Western District Of North Carolina.
was practically disposed OF this morn
ing The fight for this place has been
on for some time. and for a while the
great number Of aspirants made It very
difficult for the gentleman TO whom mas
been entrusted the distribution OF feG-
oral patronage for North Carolina 10
make = selection.
After several conferences between Sen
ator Pritchard and Representatives Lin
rev and Pearson. Il was agreed 10 pre-
sent the name OF Mr.. Bailey for the po-
sitiOn.
In addition 10 the endorsement Of the
congressional delegation from his state,
Mr.. Bailey was splendidiy recommended
bv tho politicians and business men or
North Carolina. and at one time seemed
TO have the appointment literally within
his grasp.
As this was well known 10 the North
Carolina colony here, much surprise was
expressed when il became known this
morning that he had voluntarily with
drawn from the race. and had asked the
appointmcnt Of Mr.. J. NJ. Milliken.
clerk Of the courts Of Randolph county
FIN his stead. This action was taken
bv Colonel James +. Boyd. counsel FOR
Mr.. Bailey. this morning. during VISIT
10 the AttOrney-Gencral, at which were
present Senator Pritchard and Mr.. O.
6 BRADSHAW. The latter has been
here for some time I'm the interest OF
Mr.. Mllikcn. and was much grained
az tho turn affairs have taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
PHOTOGRAPHERS HERE.
COZ PRESS me BUTION AND THEY
DO THE REST.
ABig Crowd Of the knights of the Camera
in the CITY. with Murphy's Hotel
as Headquarters.

Tho PHOTOGRAPHERS Association OF Vir-
ginia will hold It's first annual convention
in Saencer Halle to-day, tomorrow,
ard Thursday, and the meeting
bids fair TO be decided success. Inc
Executive Committee in charge OF the
gathering consists OF Messrs' A. IL.
Picker, V. L. Eustler. a. Homeier' H.
V. Lineback. and Il. I. Archer'
The exhibition Of photographs at saenser
Halle will be open TO the puDhc Oh To-
nciiow fTcm 10 i. NJ. 49,.
Tho committee held meeting AT Mur
phys Hotel last night and Determined
upon Offering tho following prizes III 'N0
''>'''''' PRIZES OFFERED.
Genre Class Three pictures, Xxi, OF
larger. on any matt surfice paper SUI -.
ject to be chosen by the photogIapineI'
the title TO be appropriately hscIiS gS.,, oi'
each picture 10 be famed at the dlscIe-
ton Of the exhibitor-First prize, one goid
medal. second prize, one silver medal.
Glass Ask portraits, figures or groups,
on plates. lixl7 or larger. on any matt
surface paper, framed-t1rst prize, one
gold medal: second prize one si''er
class B-six pictures. portraits figures
or groups, 11xl4, on any paper, framed or
unframed-First prize. one goa mccall
Glass C-Twenty-four Paris panels or
smaller unframed. any paper-birst prize,
one gold edal. second prize, one silver
medal.
Class Disk pictures either landscapes
marines or interiors, - inches or larger,
framed or unframed, on any paper-flrst
prize. one gold medal. second prize, one
silver medal.
Glass E-Twelve pictures. either land
scapes. marines or interiors, 10 inches or
smaller. any paper-First prize, one gold
medal: second prize. one silver medal
Class F-Commcrcial pictures, any Size
any paper-PriZe. one silver medal
Special No. lone SKIS background 90
mated by the Hemerington scenic Stuoio'
Chicago: award for best lighting.
Special No. 2-Sweepstakes-Best photo
graph on exhibit; one Sxl5 background;
donated by Packard Brothers, BOSTON.
The first business session will be held
this morning at Saenger Halle at DO
o'clock and they will be held daily until
tho 18th.
Matters Of interest TO photographers
will be discussed and plans for future CO.
operation laid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
TREASURER WOKTH SAYS HE CiA'I
PAY EXTRA AUTHORIZATIONS
Governor Russell VIII Reappoint Colonel
DISQUALIFICATION OF n Large Cotton
Crop-1be New Railroad Directors.

RALEIGH. y. c., March Especial
State Treasurer Worth has issued a let
ter to the heads OF the educational in
situations and to the State Departments
to which special appropriations were
made by tho General Assembly which in
all. amount TO nearly a million dollars.
in which he says:
Owing to the decreased valuation Of the
property in the state. must
extra appropriations during this
year or until find that
will have a surplus after paying the in
terest on the per cent bonds and the
necessary running expenses Of the State
government. / advise you OF the situa-
ton at this time so that you may avoid
making contracts that might embarras
you.
The handsome annex to the experiment
station will be completed by April LIST.
The work was done by the North Caro-
lima Car Company and cost 5000.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL.
Governor Russell Will re-appoint Colo
mel Eugene Harreli, Quartermaster
General.
Tomorrow night the "Karnival Of
Kommerce" will be given here for the
benefit OF ST. Luke's Home. a home for
old ladies that IS kept up by n circle Of
Kings Daughters.
Governor Russell will have to fiji ono
vacancy on the Board Of Agriculture. 1t
Is the place offered Mr. b. r. Lacy and
which he declined.
Mrs. Lizzie Darby. of Wilmington. IS
TO be Governor Russells executive clerk.
There are strong indications that there
will be a large cotton crop planted this
year.
The Supreme Court has reached the
Eighth district and this week will hear
arguments from that district.
BREECH-LOADGNG HOWITZERS.
Quartermastcr-Gener Harrel has
been 10 Washington TO see the Secretary
Of War regarding a battery OF four
hreech-loading hOwitzers. There are
plans FOR organizing a battery here.
Governor Russell on Saturday afternoon
named the new directors of the North
Carolina railroad, but only gave the news
TO the News and Observer here, all other
newspaper people being shut out.
Tho directors are as follows: r. NJ.
Norment. OF Robson; V. S. Luck. Of
Buncombe: William Gilchrist, of New
Hanover: IT,. Buffers. Of Columbus; Q. A.
Cook OF Warren; J. s. Armstrong. Of
New Hanover; A. W. Graham. Of Gran
Vile; John Graham. of Warren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
THE DEED RECEIyED.
4 Most Historic spot Now in the Possess
sion Of the \. T.. '. \.

A meeting Of tho Executive Committee
and Advisory Board Of the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia ANU
quities was held at the rooms Of the Nlr-
elnia Historical Society at 1 CLOCK yes
terdav 10 receive the deed 10 the site Ol
tne House OF Burgesses in Williamsburg,
which was in the possession OF Mrs. Istael
Smith.
mir. W. W. Henry was requested TO
preside Mrs. Smith presented the deed,
which was accompanied boy very hand
some letter from Mr.. G.. -. circuit, presi-
dent OF the Old Dominion Land Company
by whom the conveyance was made.
Alr. Henry. in receiving the deed, said
that il put the society i'm possession OF a
most historical spot, with associations
o. inestimable value. ON this spot was the
American Revolution really planned and
organized.
Here the first written Constitution ever
prepared for q free Government was
adopted.
Here the Bill Of Rights was presented by
George Mason. q paper in which was set
forth the declarations Of the rights Of the
people in a manner that has been pat
tern 10 all the States of the Union, and
which has been generally adopted yerba-
tim. but when altered has not been i'm
proved.
The thanks of the association was ten
derCd 20 Mrs Smith and Mrs. G. b. r.
Coleman, but the latter, however. dis
claimed any right whatever to special
recognition. a resolution Of thanks Was
returned 10 the Old Dominion Land Com
pany.
There were present, Mrs. James Lyons,
Mrs. John u. Lightfoot. Mrs. Enders Rob
ins0n. Ms. Israel Smith. Mrs. c. B. T..
Coleman, Mrs. L.. y. Ball. Mrs. W. T.
Robins. Mr. ". W Henry, Mr. Joseph
Bryan. Major r. Il. d. Myers. Mr.. Barton
III. Wise. Dir. W. C.. Stanard, and Mr.. r.
\. Lancaster. Jr
The Times received the following from
Williamsburg last night:
Mrs Cynthus b. II. Coleman and Mrs.
NJ. Smith. directress and treasurer, re-
spcctively OF the Colonial Branch OF the
Association for the Preservation OF Vir-
gnia Antiquities. are IN Richmond to-
day for the purpose OF officially informing
the Central Society OF the gift which they
have recently received from the Old Do
m.nlon Land Company, and laying before
them their plans for the future. The lot
on which stood this. the most famous
building OF colonial times Is now I'm very
poor condition. but the association Will
at once begin the work OF Improvement
4 handsome iron fence will be placed
around Il almost Immediately, and II IS
hoped that, within a year from this time.
a suitable monument can be raised on
the spot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

while the City Engineer proposes ''@'
the line shall 90 around the park.
one Of gentlemen engaged IN circuiat-
ing the petition stated last night that the
large majority Of those whom be ma
seen were in favor OF Colonel Cutshaw S
plan. as the best in every respect.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings. without exception, ls I'm favor or
granting the request OF The Traction Com
pany to be allowed 90 erect pavilion.
and also 10 lay tracks. Tho only dr.
ference Of opinion is in regard to what
route those tracks shall take. and those
who oppose the loop through the park
are entirely actuated by o. desire TO pro-
tect the public from the danger that
would arise from runnins cars through
the park. Those gentlemen who opposed
the single track at the last meeting were
heartily i'm favor OF the Engineers plan.
and wished the matter deferred until
their next meeting. in order that the
plans might be harnonized. and that
some mutual agreement might be ar
rived at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

a friend Of the Young Mems Christian
Association at Evansville Ind. wants
10 equip normal training school for
boys and men, on the submission Of sat-
isfactOry plans 10 Doe conSucted under
the auspices OF tho association and i'm it's
building Evansville is the field to
which Mr. Anton Schatzol. former physi-
cal director of the Richmond Association.
went few months since.
The mems meeting az the Young Mems
Christian Association was very largely
attended Sunday afternoon.
Bishop Charles c. Penick spoke on the
subject "rhe Power of Manhood" The
discourse was instructive and highly en-
tertaining
Mr. w. r. Evans spoke 10 q large au-
dlence of boys at 3 J.. VI. Excellent mu-
sic was particular feature of both meet
ings.