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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-15
WHARF AND WAVE.

/ The City OF Columbia was not sight
/ ed by the Doric.
/ The steamer Kilohana is undergoing
repairs on the marine railway.
The brigantine W. G. Irwin sails for
San Francisco with a full cargo of SUI
gar tomorrow.
Owner w. E. Rowell OF the City of
Columbia fully believes the report OF
the total loss of that vessel.
The steamer Iwalani was doing serv-
ice yesterday towing vessels. the tug
Eleu being laid up for repairs.
The new lumber schooner Robert r .
Hind. which was launched on the
Coast last May. arrived yesterday with
a cargo from Port Ludlow.
The schooner Mary F. Thompson
cleared for San Francisco yesterday
with 31.414 bags of sugar.. 3TS .073
pounds, valued at 1872, S27.62.
The British-American freighter Eli
hu Thomson locked at Oceanic wharf
yesterday with a general cargo and a
deckload of lumber from Seattle.
The Oriental & Occidental liner Dor
tic, from Yokohama. locked at Pacific
Mail wharf at ) o'clock last evening
with a small cargo, and will sail for
San Francisco at 4 O'Clock this after
noon.
The old ship Dashing Wave is at AL
len q RObinsOnS wharf with cargo
of lumber from Tacoma, having ar
rived yesterday morning. She was a
tea-clipper between New York and Chi
ma in the sos.
Vessels sailing today are the steamer
Cpolu, HenningSen, for kohala and
kOna, 10 a. M; steamer Claudine,
Freeman, for HilO and way ports (ki-
naus routel, II noon; steamer Maui,
Macdonald, for Maui ports (Claudine's
rOute), % p. M; steamer w. G.. Hall.
Thompson, for leeward Kauai ports, at
. p. m.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 30.-The
bark Archer was cleared yesterday for
Hilo with a general merchandise car
60 Among the principal shipments
were the following: S75 bbls.s -four. All
lbs. cheese, 80 cs. canned goods, 2,341
gals wine, S,562 lbs. sugar, $50 lbs. 2
cs. manufactured tobacco, 2,015 SKIS.
bran, 1928 ctls. barley $50 bbls. lime,
6 cs. drugs, 40 ctlS. wheat, 100 cs. 3
bbls. salmon, cs onions, "A cs. whis-
key 1862 pkgs. groceries and prOvis-
ions 43 pkgs. millwork, l COW, 3O,O15
lbs bonemeal, 200 lbs. lard, 4,255 lbs.
bread. 100 cs. soap, 13 pkgs. paints and
oils, 405 SKIS. middlings, II pkgs. hard
ware 9S6 bales hay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-15

Session Sales-Morning Session
Fifty McBryde. $2.S71a 80 McBryde,
$3.50; $50 McBryde, s2.75: 10 Pioneer
Mill, $277.50; % Kihei, $1,000; 100 Ho-
nokaa, S2675.
Afternoon SeSSiOn-Three hundred
HonOkaa, $26.75; 3 McBryde, $2.75; )
McBryde, $3.50.
Outside Sales Reported hun
dred Honokaa, $3.50; 62 Eva. S2S
Quotation Changes -Thirty-eight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-15
REED IN THE COMMONS.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-ThOmas 3. Reed,
former Speaker of the United States
House of Representatives, and Jo-
serh H. Choate, United States AmbaS-
sador. occupied seats in the dlstlngu-
ished strangers gallery of the House
of Commons today. The son of the
Right Hon. William Court Gully,
Speaker of the House of Commons, ac-
companied them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-15

IF YOU LOVE your wife take her to
the ORPHEUM tonight
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

Edenton, n. C., April 1s.-After
spending several weeks here with her
sister. Mrs. ]. r. Griffin, Miss Lizzie
Ward returned to her home, at Belvi-
dcre yesterday.
Mrs. y. NJ. Hawkins is visiting re-
iatives in Norfolk.
MI \. c. Fine ana wife returned to
Norfolk To-day after spending a few
days in our little city.
Mr. G. i. Elliott is moving from the
store that he has been occupying for
some i-lne- inta- .A-stora ,nrorr11
vacated by MIR. Il. $. Norman.
Mr. H. j. Garocll ana family have
moved TO Ahosl,ic, X. c. Air. GarocI,
has been with the DRAINING Manufac-
turing comnany's store since ii was
established here and goes to Ahoskie 10
engage in the same business for the
same company.
Attorneys Prudcn ana Lcary returned
last evening from Gates court.
Rev. Mr. Willis returned home ves-
terday after Il weeks absence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
WFSSEfsN

Winston, y. c.. April 1S.-Appllca-
ton will he made this week to secre-
tary OF state for q charter for the
Granite Mountain Hardwood Com
pany, an enterprise with capital
stock OF ten thousand dollars. The Of
iicers will be: President. G. w. Hin
shaw Of Winston: Vice President ana
General Manager. W. H. Tunis. of
Baltimore; Secretary and Treasurer. w.
NJ. Abser of North W!lkesboro. The
head Office will be in Winston. The
company will contract and manufac-
urc all classes of articles made of
wood.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
81 n.KAHSlls ny.

Salisbury, Nc, April 1G.-The United
Mining, Developing and Construction
Company and the North Carolina Trust
Company, were organized here to-day.
The paid-up capital stool; of the for
mer is ten million. of the latter one
million dollars The officers of each
are: Walter Newman, president; Jos.
Newman. vice president. Edward New
man, treasurer; Kerr Craige, attorney.
me Union Copper Mining Company
was recently organized with paid-up
capital of three million by the New
mans in New Jersey. 1t owns and
works the famous copper mine at Gold
Hin.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
a. AZ y. &. Precautionary.

New Bern, n. c.. April ia special
from Raleigh says:
o-aay the Attorney General grant,
ed leave TO Mr.. James y. Bryan (who
has been chosen by the new Board of
Directors OF the y. & \. c. raiIroadD
TO bring an action in the nature OF a
quo warranto. 10 Try the right TO the
rohtrol OF the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Railroad Company. its franchises
ana property. This was the initial
step leading to Il suit which will de-
Neiop into Il very interesting and i'm
pOrtant ono.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
f REVOLUTION in NORFOLK
The Virginia Cafe and Bakery,

the handsomest place in the city. are
prepared to serve their patrons with the
finest line OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

w ELROS.
y SILK MILL TO BE ESTABLISH
ED.


Weldon. n. c.. April LIT has been
decided that Roanoke Rapids is to have
another mill, the new enterprise is to
be silk mill and will be situated at
Roanoke Junction, on the Seaboard
Air Line, one and a half miles from
the town proper.
Hon. Dan Cameron, of Pennsyl-
vania. who has been here for the past
few days, looking after his interests
here. expresses himself rs highly
pleased with his investments in Wei
don. He contemplates building one or
two new factories here, and will also
erect about one hundred cottages for
the operatives to be employed i'll his
new mills.
Captain w. II. Day, of Raleigh, was
here this week. In conversation with
your correspondent, he said that Wel-
don has the brightest future OF any
town in North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

constantly troubled with
cold hands and feet, was
extremely nervous, could
not sleep we'll, was trou-
bled with frightened
dreams, had heart trouble
and a feeling as though
my breath was going to
stop, also had lcuoor- =
rh@a. l tried to get
help but all remedies
failed, until / wrote to
You. l cannot thank 4
you enough for your +
kind advice, and I wish
to tcllcvcry one the great '
good your remedies havo
done mc.-TAMMA c.
HOOVER, Wolfsville, Md.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
Sew BANK EStnbitshed

Chapel lin, n. c.. April 13.-Thc
Bank of Chapel Hill was organized
here to-day. The ncorporators are:
COL j. $. Carr c. L. Lindsay, d. Me.
cauley. j. Crawford Biggs. judge
Winston. Col. Carr was elected presl-
cent ana {. j.. Lindsay vice president.
y brick building Will be immediotnlv
erected. and The bank opened. Thr
capital stock is limited to SlOO, 900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
GE,.I.A-fs0XO,
PREPARING TO PUT FURNACES
IN HAST

Greensboro, y. c., April i3-They are
moving things lively out at the Empire
Iron Works, with 4 force of fifty or
sixty men at work Railroad sidings
are being put in. new narrow gauge
lines constructed to handle tic output
with dispatch. While a dozen or more
machinsts have been brought in from
Alabama and are at work getting the
connections all fitted up for putting the
furnaces in blast
The big engine was running yestor-
day and was doing very nicely OF
course it was not carrying a load. bu.
was merely being tcsted-limbered UP.
as they call ii. Ii stood seven years
or more after being put up and was
not started until one day week or
more ago, showing that II has been well
cared for all the time. rs. in fact, has
been the case with all the pavaphernalia
around the place.
THE ORE REQUIRED.
Mir. Poser SAYS ii will require any
where from 10 20 l5D tons OF ore a
day al the mine, where over hum
dred hands are at work. There must he
Il perfect system Of getting out ore ana
handling 1t fast enough 10 feed the
capacious NAV OF the biG furnace. Coke
IS coming in every day, seventy car
loaCs being due this week.
Ni,h an advance OF g. per cent. in
IRON III the past three months ii looks
llke there might be some money in The
business.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
HIGH ART CONNECTIONS
AND BAKED DEIICGCIES

ever supplied In Norfolk before.
In the cafe can be found anything from
a neat delicate Favored cup or coffee 10
a banquet spread. Ladies especially in
vited.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
fec OF charge. nh2l-6m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
WORKING WOMEN WHO SUFFER-.
should Get Pnkhans
is Woman.

The suffering
Here
TO health usefulness
PINKHAM:I
must nearit Isuf
y 1890
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

Capt Pendlehury had suffered with this Gls.
case for over two years. The obstruction to Il 10
now OF water was so great that IL intcriered
with his duties, and he was a constant sui.erer
DAY and night While reading tho y. Y. journal
he saw the TACT published that business firm
III Boston had q remedy called Solvent AlterAns
mat would positively cure enlargement OF the
prostate gland, md the best thing about the
treatment was this, that it was painless; was
absolutely without danger to the patient: he
conld work all the time: % knife or surgical
instrument would nc needed at all.
When Il man il IA bad as the Captain was he
certainly would do jusi as he did; he obtained
the remedy at once. The coat was only trifing
In comparisOn with the results. His report t. :
follows. 81 used SOlvcnt-AitcTan- for prostate
enhancement, with which was afflicted for over
two years very badly: for one year every time
caught cold Il would he worse. When came
back frnm the National Ercampmcut 70 Gin
cinnati, had no passage at all. and went to the
doctor for relief. | am glad used solvent.
Aitcrans, as one bottle ciiied me and ana now
in hrstclass shape think It j. the greateat
remedy ever found"
Afflicted men should know how Solvent Alter
ans can cure them without any main. without
any operation, and with perfect safety. Send
and ret the free hooks that describe solvent
AlicranS, they will tell YOU all about 1t. Il f.
not q prtcut nchic!nc, tile books tell ven Just
want II j. made OF. Write forihcsc book at once
Address the Empire Medical Company, - a,
SDiih Building. Boston, Mass. S20
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
ELIZABETH CITY.
Progress Of the Union Revival
Meetings.
A Farm Exchanged For Property i'm
Newport News Good Catch of Her.
rings-R Reported head, but IL Alive
An accident.
Especial to Virginlan-PnotO

Elizabeth City, n. c., April 13.-The
revival meetings at the Baptist Church
are growing in interest. y large au-
dience filled the church and n part of
the lecture room last night to hear Rev
L. c. Skinner discuss the question,
What Will Ye DO With This Man
Called the Christi" After very forci-
bic application of the subject, 4 strong
appeal was made to the unconvertcd,
and = number arose for prayer. An af-
ternOon prayer meeting was appointed
for to-day at $3.50 o'clock, and a cordial
invitation extended to all the churches
of the city to participate in these SER
vices
PROPERTY EXCHANGED.
Mr.. w. NJ. Baxter has exchanged his
valuable truck farm on the river near
town, TO Mr. Samuel Bartlett. of New
port News for property in that town.
" e nave not learned what Mr.. Baxter $
pans are--whethcr lie will make his
nome IN Newport News or Elizabeth
CITY. We understand Air. Bartlett will
send his brother, Mir. Richard Bartlett.
here to take charge OF the farm.
inc Improvement Company transfer
.reu by bargain and sale to Mr.. J. j.
w hite Yesterday Il lot on Cherry street
for Sl75.
Large Quantities Of herring are now
pcinE caught in our waters. Mr.. 7
il. Plitchard caught forty thousand in
one DAY this week with q small seine
near the mouth OF the river.
y MISTAKE.
The notice OF the death of Mr.. Martin
jackson III yesterdays paper was a
MISTAKE. We are glad to report to-day
thAt he is very much better.
Mr. Lonnie Bell has gone to Wash
ihSton. ID. c.. to see his mother. who
continues i'll at the home of her daurh-
ter. "S IL
Mr.. C. II, Pendlcton. OF Kew West
RIA, has rented the Robinson residence
on the corner of Fearing and Poindex-
Ter streets and Will hereafter Keen
mouse instead OF boarding at tho hotel
he has determined 10 make this bis
permanent home.
AN ACCIDENT.
What might have been 4 very scrious
accident occurred this morning. While
inc masons and carpenters We're busy
at work on the second story of tho Cit.
lIens New Bank, the scafroldinr sud
uehiy gave way and fell with n ire
inendous crash that was heard several
DOCKS away. tearing out considera hIc
portion OF the beautiful masonry in tho
'front.' OF the building. which win re-
quIre considerable labor to repair. Two
or three colored men fell with IT. bu I
with the exception of slight bruises
tney sustained no injury
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
Enlarged Prostate Cured.
Marvellous Effect of a System That
Cures Perfectly.
A Rochester Fireman Wins a
Notable Victory.

Very much interes, IN IRE department circle =
has been aroused AT Rochester,, y. Y, by the
recent cure of enlargement OF the prostate
gland IN the person OF Captain Ralph !cudlc
bury, Engine Company MOI. Heretofore en-
larsemont OF the prostate gland has been
generally considered an incurablc maiauy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

Lydia r. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
ofa has helping be Candw E@
OF j
houd neresta all
female conN aints:
DEAR Mrs PINKHAn1 medicine
greatly with acuchc advised by friend
Vegetable
medicine all lady friends and would
Pinkhun
atra, for know it will
Nukham
Of
pnKams Wonlau Best Understands Woaus Ills
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
NOTES.

The county OF Caldwell has settled
its taxes for 1SaS. They amounted 10
s5.1Si.oS,
The case OF w. II. Wilson VS.. John Y.
J"rdan, over the criminal court clerk
snip Tor Bnncombe county, has been ad-
Vancel on the supreme Court docket
ana VIII ne heard tomorrow. The case
for Mr.. Wilson will be argued ~
Mcssrs. Luak and Carter. OF Asheville
The North Carolina Naval Reserves
have not yet decided whether or not
they VIII take the cruise on the North
Carolina cruiser Prairie this summer
= ne question VIII probably be decided
Saturday. The trouble is that many OF
The men cannot leave their business.
The government does not pay or ration
them and the state can rive onl:
$3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
TIE NEW LIBRARY.

The contract for the Olivia Ranoy
Memorial Library building was av:,d.
ed yesterday TO Mir. Nicholas Itlncr NJ
Atlanta. %
The building will cost about s25. 600
II IS to he completed by November Isl
ana by this time next year it is calcu-
use OF the public -''
1t will be a free circulating library
erected by Mr.. L. E. Raney as q. mon,
ument to his wife. Olivia Cowpcr Rn-
ney.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-20
EMBEzzLEs SCHOOL MONEY.
w. a. II. Graham, of Chicago, Short
$4,000.


Chicago, July 2o.-William A. r..
Graham, eN-school agent, clerk and
secretary of the board OF education, is
self-confessed dcfaulter in the sum
of $4,000 Positive proof of the short
age was discovered yesterday together
with letter left by Mr.. Graham au-
thoriZing the conveyance of all his
property for the purpose of liquidat-
ing his shortage. The eN-secretary has
left the city and agents for his bonds
men, the National Surety company, of
New York, and the City Trust and
Safety Deposit company, of Philadel-
phia, who are each his surety for $780,
coo, are now endeavoring to find him.
In connection with his position with
lthe board he acted as school agent
land handled all the moneys of that
body, amounting to thousands OF dol
lars annually.
On June II County Superintendent
-Nuber L. Bright gave Graham his
check for $4,000, which the rules of
the board required should be depos-
tied with the city treasurer, upon
whom all vouchers are drawn in pay
ment of the bills against the school
board. Instead of depositing this
check with the city treasurer, Mr..
Graham took it TO the Chicago Nation
oil bank and deposited it to his accoun
us school agent. On the 26th of June
Mr.. Graham drew his check for $4,000
on the Chicago National bank and de-
posted it With the city treasurer to
the credit of the state dividends. The
balance of the $4,000 he kept for his
own use.
At the last meeting of the board Mr..
Graham failed of recollection as secre-
tary. President Harris of the school
board, soon after this informed Mr..
Graham that it would be necessary to
have the books examined by an expert
merely as a business proposition. Mr.
Graham objected to this and said that
he did not want them examined. These
confirmed the suspicious which Presi-
dent Harris had entertained for some
time as TO the condition of Grahams
accounts. and he ordered an expert ac-
'co,mtant TO examine the books of the
board. Yesterday the shortage was
developed.
The amount of property to be
turned over by Graham will not
amount to over 100000 1t is sup
posed that stock speculation was the
cause of Grahann's downfall, as it is
known he was operating on it quite
heavily. 1t is thought Graham is now
on his way to some of the South
American countries.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-20
DEWEY's PRIZE MONEY CLAIM.
Several Thousand Applications to-
Follow the Admiral's.

Follow the Admirals.
Washington, July 1s.-Admirul
George Dewey has filed in the court
of claims through his attorney, his
claim for naval bounty growing out
of the battle of Manila bay, May L..
1893. This is the first of this class of;
claims filed in this court and it is
anticipated that there will be between
1000 and 5000 of them.
Many of these claims were origin
ally filed before the navy department.
under the provisions of section 4G35,
of the revised statutes for sinking orr
otherwise destroying vessels belong
ing to Spain on various dates during
the period following April 81, when
active naval action against that coun-
try was entered upon, until the end
ing of hostilities at the signing of the
protocol August 10, 1898.
Three claims involve controverted
questions of fact and law, the deci-'
sion of which will affect many of the
cases and will furnish a precedent for
the future action of the navy depart
ment in the adjustment of those
claims. The secretary of the navy,
after consultation with the attorney
general and with his approval, has
referred to the court of claims num-
Der of these claims i'll order that the
matters involved may receive judicial
consideration.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-20
of volunteers and regulars in men
wounded in acfiov,.


wounded in action:
Regulars Third artillery, %; Twen-
ty-second infantry, 81; Third infantry,
81; Fourteenth infantry, SO; Fourth
infantry, 40; Fourth cavalry, IS; Twen-
tieth infantry, 81; Twenty-third infan-
try, %; Twelfth infantry, 10; Eighth
infantry, IS; Sixth artillery, II; Twen-
ty-first infantry, IL; Ninth infantry,
IL; Seventeenth infantry, s; hospital
corps, 6; Thirteenth infantry, $; First
artillery, 4; engineer corps, 9; I'M
known, 4; total, 51a g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1872; Mon
tana, 1872; Kansas 1924; Washington,
100; South Dakota, 81; Minnesota, so;
Oregon. rs; Pennsylvania, SO; Califor-
MIA, Sc: Colorado, 40; Idaho, 81; Iowa,
"a; Utah, 10: North Dakota, 16; Astor
battery. S; Wyoming. S; scouts, i;
total, LOIS.
Details of the commands of those
killed in action are shown in the fol-
lowing:
ars-Fourteenth infantry, %;
Third artillery, 10; Eighteenth infan-
try, 10; Twenty-second infantry, 8;
Third infantry, q; Fourth cavalry, Z;
Twenty-third infantry, 6; Sixth arr
tillery, 6; Fourth infantry. 5; hospital
corps, a; engineer corps. ?; Twelfth in
fantry, 2; Seventeenth infantry, 2;
Twenty-first infantry, 2: Ninth in
fantry, /; signal corps, 1; total, ia.
Volunteers Nebraska. &c; Kansas.
25; South Dakota, 25; Washington, 10;
Oregon, IA; Pennsylvania, 10; Mon
tana, III; Idaho, z; California, 6; Colo
RADIO, 6; Minnesota, 6; North Dakota,
6; Astor battery, 2; Utah, 2; Wyowing,
i; total, 169.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-20
Pensions and Patents

washington July 19.-Pensions have
been granted as follows:
Iowa original-John Davis, Aston. So:
Theodore Fisk Usage. ST. Inereaso-tieo.
Mckee, Lansing. $40 to So; Samuel Mar,
tin. Burlington, So to IS. War with Span
Original: Bernard h. SAWYER Council
Bluffs, SIT.
Patents have been issued to Ionans as
follows:
tor; Jack V. Hoeys, Bonneville, CON CON
trolled machine for selling cigars; YIN.
4. Parker, Collins. rotary engine; John ~
Parkinson. Rock Valley. swinging STACK.
er; Hule NJ. Hasley, Let's, antl-rattlng
thill coupling; VIM. j. Stewart Grimes.
cream pasteuriHing machine; David +
Tyrone. fly catcher; John II. White, Day.
'hpert swlRE!pg deer attachment
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-20
PROGRAM PREPARED
FOR PYTHIAN WEEK
Grand Lodge of Iowa, Knights Of
Pythias, and Encampment Of
Uniformed Rank.
AT DAVENPORT, AUGUST 8 TO II
omcial Program of tho Events of the
Weck--Gcncrous Prizes offered
for Band and Drill
Contests.
AT DAVENPORT, AUGUST 6 TO II

Davenport. Ia. July 10. Arrange
mcnts are being rapidly completed for
the thirticth session of the grand lodge
OF Iowa. knights OF lNinias. and the
biennial encampncnt of the Uniform
Rank. which will be held in this city
next month.
he complete program for PNthian
week presents an interesting outline
OF the events of The week from the re-
ception of the sir knights and their
escort to the camp at the fair grounds
on sunday, august 6, to the final
events of the week. and the breaking
of camp on The following Friday.
The following is the official pro-
gram, prepared by the committee for
I'Nthian week:
Sunday. August s.
Reception of sir knights and escort
to camp.
3 p. m Divine services in camp.
4 10 > p. IN. Sacred concert by band.
Monday, august I:
ga m. Guard mount.
: p. m. Assembly of Iowa brigade.
i, n. Dress parade
so to $50 Concert in camp by
band
Tuesday, August s:
Q \. NJ Guard mount.
. p. m. School of instruction at
Turner Grand opera house.
:. p. m.-Session of Iowa brigade.
9 p. m.-Drcss parade.
5 p. m.Conferring of ranks at Tur-
her Grand opera house.
5 p. M Grand military bail at
camp.
"Wednesday, August 8:
9 Il. m.- Session of grand lodge.
9 a. m-Guard mount.
, p. M. Session of Iowa brigade.
6 p. m.Pnrade of Iowa brigade, U.
II. X. of p, reviewed by Major General
Carnahan, Brigadier General j. c.
Manchester and staff, and OF grand
lodge officers.
p. IN. Band contest in Schuctzen
park. For bands of twenty one pieces
or more. one prize, 500; ono prize, $50.
For bands OF less than twenty and
more than twelve pieces. one prize,
$40; one prize. So.
Thursday. August 10:
o a. Exhibition of fire depart
ment al Third and Scott streets.
n. M. Session of grand lodge.
5p. m. Prize drills at the camp
grounds. First prize. 5000; second,
Slao; third, 500: fourth, $50.
p. M. Dress parade
co p. m. Steamboat excursion on
the river.
Friday, August IL:
Break camp.