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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
YOUR ARE LOOKING FOR THIS.
Places Where Bargains-Big Bargains
AWait YOII. Coming

Await 1 our Coming.
Browns Bazaar tells you that they
have another lot of those Sea Island
percales a. such figures as are seldom
seen for such goods. They not only
have percales. but all other good:; that
is usually kept in Il nrst-class store.
See their 'ad.'
a j. Phillips offers many induce
ments for the week. among which is
Il special sale of cottons. which takes
place tomorrow. He has numerous
articles, Il price list of which will be
found in another column.
Emmett Deans in another column,
calls attention to special bargains for
Monday. His special Monday sales are
becoming very popular. 1t Will be to
your interest to consult his "ad."
Mr.. X. $. Brooks tells YOU that he has
some property for sale that will pay IL
per cent. interest on the investment if
sold within the next five days.
Anderson & Thompson will do your
paperng if you want 1t done nicely
and cheap. Call on them.
The Brandt Company will have a
special sale of spring suits from May
l5th to 10Th. See their prices. Their
merchant tailoring department, they
claim, is the best in the city. as they
have the largest variety of patterns OF
any place in this section, and the make
up IS perfect Prices mOdcratc. The
shoe department is the largest and
best in the city in all grades and colors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
4 MISSIONARY MEETING;

mcria, chu,ch IN hold its mcctinse ~
afternoon a, $3.50 o'clock.
Among some of the interesting fca-
lures II the occasion VIII bc IL solo by
Mrs j. Grif. Edwards. who is So well
ana fnvorably known IS one of Ports
months swcctcs; singers.
Mir. Hugh Steele will also sing solo.
with Mrs. T,theredsc as accompan!st
ana several recitation will he rendered
by Miss Emily Deans.
In addition to these there will be
other attractions. The program. which
has been arranged is one of unusual
interest; and will doubtless attract a
large attendance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
THE WORD OF GOD.
The Christian Religion and Where 1t
Can BE Heard To-day.

Can Be Heard To-day.
Central NJ. L. Church. South. Rev. r.
Il. Beadles. paStor-Sunday schooi at
9:15 u. m. Preaching at IL a. IN. ana
s u. IN. by the pastor. Morning SUD-
ject. Those Who Look at Us from the
Other Shore:" subject at night. The
Soldiers Homecoming" Ca special SER
mon to the brave boys of Portsmouth
who have recently returned from the
WARP.
Central Mission Oocatcd between Cot
tage Place and Scottsville)-Sunday
school at 3 p. III. Preaching by Rev.
II. +. Beadles at y. IN.
Wright Memorial NJ. L. Church. Rev.
r. b. Blankenship, pastor-Sunday
school at 9:15 n. III. Preaching at IL
a. IN. and S - III.
Park View Baptist Church-Sunday
school at $50 II. IN. Preaching at IL
a. IN. and p. m. by the pastor Rev.
w. l.. Hines.
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Samuel
Saunders. pastor-Services to-day will
be as follows: Sunday school at $3.50
Il. M. e. T.. Rodman, superintendent
Preaching at IL Il IN. and p. m.
Owens Memorial NJ +. Church.
South. Rev II. Il. Watcriieid, pastor
Sunday school at 9:l5 a. m. Preaching
AT IL a. IN. and p. m. by the pastor,
Revival services at night and every
night through the week. y cordial well
come to all.
First Presbyterian Church Corner
Court and King Streets. Rev. r. b..
Eggleston. Preaching at IL a.
m. and p. IN. Morning subject, The
Christians Assurance" evening sub
iect, ANY sin that outweighs our love
for Christ will keep us out of the
Kingdom"
Services at Court Street Baptist
Church to-day will be as follows: Sun
day school at $3.50 a. III. The pulpit will
be filled at II a. IN. and p. III. by
tho Rev. ]. NJ. Pitcher. of Petersburg.
The TAFT Memorial Presbyterian
Church dinners PoinO, Rev. c. ID.
kilkeson paStor-Sunday school at p.
m. Preaching by the pastor at p. III.
y cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend both the Sunday school and
preaching services.
st. Paul's Catholic Church G<inS
street. near Dinwiddie). Rev. 7. j.
Brady. pastor. Rev. VIM. L. Hancy.
assistant paStor-Frst mass at Z Il. IN.
Children's mass at . n. IN. High mass
ut 10:30 a. IN. NcsDers and benedic-
ton at $50 j. m.
Park View NJ. Il. Church. Rev. VIM.
II. Proctor. pastor-Sunday school at
3:15 n. III. Preaching at II a. M. and
p III. by the pastor.
South Street Baptist Church. Rev ].
w. Mitchell. pastor-Sunday school ut
$3.50 Il. M. Preaching IL II Il. m. and
u. III. Subject at night. The I'm
known Army Baptism ut close OF
evening service.
Friends Evangcistic Church Green
stiecD-Sunday schoc, at $50 a. III.
Preaching at II y. m and 1:i5 u. m.
Prayer and praise service at y. m.
Open air meeting corner County and
Crawford streets at . u. IN. Welcome
to all.
Fourth Street Baptist Church. Rev.
w. T.. Fisher. pastor-Sunday school at
OILS Il. IN. Preaching at 7:i5 j. IN. by
Ray i. Staples. ministerial student.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
MITCHELL. SENT TO COURT.

Yesterday morning in the Police
Court walker Mitchell, colored was ar
.a!SLod before Justice Charles H. Nash
on the charge Of attempting to Kill
Buck Robinson, coi3red.
Tine affair happened on King street
Thursday afternoon. and created grcal
excitement Tor the time being. The evil
dence in the case yesterday morning
Was 10 The effect that Mitchell wanted
20 borrow - cents from Robinson. and
hecfuae Robinson refused he shot at
him.
\ coiorcd woman who testified. said
that the firing took place in the hall
way Of Tie house. which Is ~ very mar
row one, and that :t=eemed to her if
Mitchell wanted to have sho. Robinson
ard bad AIMED his pistol straight down
he hail. he could hsrdly have missed
HIM BAT aS 1t was the bail took effect
IN the top of the wall. near the ceiling.
she said she saw the two men to-
Seihcr coming up the street. and heard
40 quarrcling whatever before She
heard The report of the pistol
Another witness testified that when
he saw Mitchell nut his hand in his
pocket and draw his revolver and aim
ii at Robinson. he grabbed his arm
pulling tie pistol sideways. and after
wards followed UP Mitchell until he
was cacturcd.
Mitchell in his cwn behalf said he
Ead bacn drinking freely and fired the
pistol in a spirit Of fur. just 20 fright
n Robinson. he said Il IL wanted TO
hgve bur; Robinson lie could have done
So without the least trouble. But that
he fred we'll over his head. and after he
saw what excitement he mad created he
ran aud attempted to escape. The case
was certified to the Grand jury. which
meets next month. and Mitchell has re-
tained CAPTAIN Charles T. Bland TO de-
fCnI him
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
LATEST NAVAL NEWS.

LATEST NAVAL NEWS.
Paymaster j. n. Speel. detached from
duty at the League Island navy yard
ana ordered home. p
Pay Inspector r. p. Lsle, detached
from the Naval Home and ordered to
the Portsmouth, Va. navy yard.
Assistant Paymaster u. V. Chad
WICK, detached from the Naval Acade-
my and ordered to the Annapolis on
her arrival at the Naval Academy.
PaymasteP j. =. Loomis. dstsched
from the Monongahela and ordered TO
duty at the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant j. =. Blow. detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered to the
Monongahela.
Passed Assistant Engineer ]. II.
Rowen. detached from the Sc!ndia and
ordered to Mare Island.
Assistant Surgeon f. NJ. Furiong. de-
tached from the Scndia and ordered
to the Independence.
Lieutenant ]. ~ Smith. detached from
the Equipment Bureau and ordered to
the Buffalo.
These naval officers have been pro-
NOTED to the rank of commander: w.
a. Windsor. H. S. Ross. G. X. Roel-
ker, j. ID. Ford, j. l.. Hanrum. j. n.
B. Smith, A. Is. Bates. II. W. Milligan.
II. Inch, II. II. Ingersoll. y. Mark. u.
Kennedy. j. ID. J. Kelley. j. +. Moscr.
5. Schroeder. T.. J. Drake. r. c. Nc
Lean, f. II. Delano. c. 7. Forse j.. l. .
Moore, a. V. Wadhams. r. wainwright.
j. II. Selfridge. w. IL. Everett. j. a.
Rodgers, ]. w. Carln. q. Blocklinger.
p. Garst, j. Il. Cogswell. r. Singer. \.
B. Speyers. l.. S. Prime.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

The game of baseball between the
second and third floor teams of the
Seaboard Air Line was played ycstcr-
day afternoon at Columbia Park, and
resulted in a tie. The third floor boys
had the game well in hand up TO the
last inning. when the second nooritcs
got onto Rem and piled UP nine runs
and tied the score. The game will DO
played off next Saturday afternoon ut
tho same place and hour and the field
will he in iirst-class shape. Benches
will be provided for spectators. and
everything Will be done to make it
agreeable for the ladies.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
PISTOL SCARED pURsUERs.

Negro shoots Portsmouth Citizen and
Makes His Escape.
Special 10 The Pest.
Norfolk, Va. May u.-Aftcr shooting
one man end holding a. bay The crowd
that pursued him, Il desperate negro to-
day made his escape through the streets
Of Portsmouth. 4 man named Robin
son had had some words with a man
whom ne does not know. When he turn-
ed to GO home this man followed him
and when Robinson entered the hall
way of his house his pursuer fired Il
shot. the ball striking Robinson in the
head. The man who did the shooting
ran with The pistol still in his hand. ana
crowd chasing him. the Negroes pis-
tot kept the crowd at bay all the while
he WAS making his escape.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
AN ERRONEOUS ARTICLE.

\ CORRESPONDENT of the Washington
Post Makes n Mountain Out of
a Mole Hill.
The following article telegraphed the
Washington Pest by its special corres-
pendent is very erroneous and mis-
leading:
The facts are that two colored men.
Robinsna-and Mitchell had fe ".
words ah0ut the loan Of q quarter. They
We're friends. and Mitchell shot over
Hcbins1n's head to brighten him. so the
former says. The ball entered the wall
near the ceiling. and not Robinson's
head. as stated. and Mitchell did not
make his escape. being captured by the
police an hour or so later.
Mix hell is n train hand. and is not
res lrded rs n desperate man. Here is
the article with its double-line scare"
head:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
Y. NJ. c. a. SERVICES SUNDAY

The Name" viii be the thome Of an
address by Prof. Hawks. OF Baltimore.
in Elks' O2erc House al 1 o'clock this
afternoon. lie is a practical. interest
ing and inspiring speaker. The ST.
Johns Episcopal Church choir will rem
der several selections. and Prot Dun
bar will conduct the regular song ser
vice, assisted by four instrumcninli.s:s
Every man in Portsmouth. ana strang-
ers particularly, are invited
The meeting for boys Il; the Opera
House Mt 2:t5 o'clock Will be interesting
and helpful Prof Hawks has COM
posed special song for Boys Gospel
Armies that will be sung at this meet
ing, and he will talk to them about the
True Soldier"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

Elizabeth j. Hall and others to Geo.
H. Ward. lot at southeast intersection
of Columbia and Chestnut streets; 500.
Frank Wyatt and wife to $. T. CAST,
lot with appurtenances at northwest
intersection of Second and Randolph
streets. lS0Xc0 feet: $500
Leigh II. Watts. executor. to Joseph
T.. Riddick. lot ut intersection Of coun-
" road aud Blount street: $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
Special! Special F.!
PHILLIPS.
ON MONDAY, 1890 TO ll:OO,
10 Yards Only.
8 pcs. Androscoggin Cotton. SC.
Ernit of Loom Cotton &c.

8 pcs. Androscogsin Cotton. SC.
Fruit OF Loom Cotton, &c.
Childrcns Parasols. Ice. &c., 4ac.. 75c.,
soc
Ladies SILK parasois. s3.co. 1926 and up.
5000 yds. "Narcissa Mills" regular price
i2,.c.. they are yours for SC. sd.
so pieces French Ginghams and Cham
brays at 10 and l2llc.
5000 yds. Scotch Lawn. Monday only, 4c.
900 yds. French Grenadines. something
now. special sc.
1co Feather Bone corsets odd sizes, your
choice coc.
Another shipment of Ladies' Waists. 4ec.
uo.
we are closing out that big lot of Shirts
at choice. 47c.
Big lot of Ladies' Belts. 1oc up.
English light and heavy welt P.K.'s. all
colors, l2i= to soc.
New lot French Organizes. &c
Tho new Putting" for yokcs, Si.25.
Our Hosiery department IS filled with
bargains for men. women and children.
Something special every day next week.
Tuxedo. l2.4c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
NEW WOOD YARD

Messrs. J. T.. Lowe e Co have open
cd new wood yard on West Queen
street and offer 10 the trade the best
quality of pine and oak wood at the
lowest prices. They solicit the pat
ronage of their friends and the public.
guaranteeing entire satisfaction to MI
customers. 5. S. phone, 1910; Bell
phone, 1850.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
PORTSMOUTH COAL AND ICE CO.

PORTSMOUTH COAL AND ICE co.
There is no firm in this wiGe-awake
city that is keeping abreast OF the times
better than the above named company.
When 1t came into existence five years
ago Portsmouth had no dealer in Ice
who offered any convenience 10 the con
sumner. and houSekeepers depended en-
tirely on peddlcrs for their supply. and
often were disappointed. as the ped
dlers had at times neither ice or =
knowledge of when they would get it .
Now you can see the splendid teams
belonging to the Portsmouth Coal x
Ice Company in every part OF the city
and suburbs delivering the ice made
by them, and which they claim is tine
best, and If an increase of patronage
is any criterion it must be so.
Last season The company found II
necessary in order to meet their in
creased business, TO more than quadru-
pie their icemaking capacity. and
since then have added n complete fac
tory, with every facility for handlire
its product. We are advised that the
contract for furnishing the u. S. Naval
Hospital at this place has just been
awarded to them. although natural ice
was offered to the government for less
than the artificial. They are well six
uated for handling out of town bust
ness. having the S. \. l.. track into the
factory. One hundred and Twenty-Five
tons is the amount the company hats
contracted to furnish the hospital here
with this season.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
EVENTS TOMORROW.

Grimes Battery. Virginia volun-
teers.
Portsmouth Commandery. No 5.
knights Templar.
Tidcwater Lodge. No. &c, ]. 0. O. f.
Portsmouth Lodge. No. SO. B. p. o. Il.
Board OF Health. Council Chamber.
Benevolent Christian Union, charity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
CALvALRY BAPTIST sUNBEAA1s

CALVALRY BAPTIST SUNBEAAIS.
The Sunbeam Society of the Cavalry
Baptist Church will meet at 5 y. m.
There Will be an address By VIM. IT.
tairless. Esq; a recitation by Miss Liz
Zie West. "A solo by Miss Iva Carney. a
duet by Mrs James r. Bensten and Mr..
y. 7. Trotman, and several songs by
the choir.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
MUSIC AT COLUMBIA PARK.

The following program will he rem
dered at Columbia Park TODAY ct >
o'clock by the Maxim and Wood orchcs-
ira, under the leadership OF George C.
March. Stars and Stripes For
ever" Sousn
Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night ........... Suppr
Valse. italian Nights" ..'..... .Tobani
Selection. Telephone Girl" l<crker
Cornet solo. None ever. Matte
Mr.. IL. Frank Maxim.
Overture, America. 49,. Moses
Medley. THE Chicken Brigade"
............. Dewitt;
March, The Rough Riders'' Casey
VALUES. waldorf Astoria I}ou-
quot ........... TIOani
Overture, Creme d ia Creme" vi oses
Descriptive piece ~ Hunt in the
Black Forest".... 49,. 800. .Gunglc
March, "Chariaton".. 49,. ..... Sousa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

+ We keep every shape of collars. Let
jue asSi you your collars. Chas. r. wei
.on e Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

I OST.- DURING THE INDEPEN-
~ dents parade Thursday night Il Sill
yer boquet holder belonging to the hose
carriage. Please return to engine house
South street. and get reward, myl3-Jt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

IN OR RENT-A NEW EIGHT-ROOAI
\ House on London avenue. IS offered
Tor rent. 1t has all the modern improve
rnents. Apply TO Corpman a. McHugh.
myli-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

E locomotive ENGINEERS. : spE-
l-s cial meeting l.. OF l.. t.. Div S3i
81 NDAH. May 18th. at . p. III. business
33l. w. NJ MO0RE
n. Il. BRANDT. II. ~ IL.
Z. T.. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

XXTANTED. - THREE ADJOINING
wv rooms. with privilege of bath. for
light house keeping. Address X, care
F:fgin!ln-Pilot. Portsmouth, Va.
myi3-3ta
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

IL Q r SALEATHREE BUGGIES IN
J., good order for sale cheap: one light
phaeton. Apply $40 Middle strec., over r.
j. Armistcad & Co. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

T. OST-ON THURSDAY AT DELA-
-! - ware Park pavilion. a Gold Locllet
with initials IL s. on both sides. Re-
1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

II OR RENT OR SALE.-IIOUSE NO.
IQ2 South street: nine rooms and store
with all modern improvements Apply to
g. Il. OUTrEN. ii2 Holiday street. Park
View, Portsmouth. Va. my9-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

IL OR RENT-A DESIRABLE uOUSi,
4 for family or boarding corner South
and Chestnut. Apply to y. S. HODGES.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-23

While medical scientists the world
over have been following the debates
OF the tuberculosis congress at per-
lin. new society Of notable import
has been formed In Great Britain for
the study and prevention q cancer.
The Increase 90 the mortality from
carcinoma Is 50 alarming that IL II
predicted that. unless something
shall be done to check the disease.
there will be more deaths from can
Ger In 1909 than from consumption.
smallpox and typhoid fever combln-
ed. In Great Britain the ratio Of
mortality from cancer has risen from
sSs 60 Isl deaths per million. In
New York It's deAthreta sss asa
doubled during the past decade. one
expert declares in the Medical News.
that There y every reason @ infer
that this increase viii undoubtedly
continue until It's minute causes arc
positively determined" And he adds
that $50 Tar ~ We have been able to
learn. cancer i row the only dis
ease which 10 steadily upon the In
crease. This increase in cancer NOR
tally is eerminiy not due TO Inn
provements in methods 81 diagnosis.
but rather the reverse Is che Sass.
since many eases. which were form
eriy diagnosed as cancer are row
properly classified where they belong
IN other lists
That cancer 10 the only disease
which shows a progressive and
steady Increase by months and BY
years Is a powerful argument In IA
vor Of extra esdeavor on the part Of
the medical specialists TO inNestl-
gate It's mysterious causes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-23

camp meeting. should not fail to at
tend. The exercises are being held
daily. IL takes the old fashioned
Free Methodist. that know no race
nor color, TO hold a successful re-
vlval.
This morning. when the Star re
porter visited the camp, services
were in progress. and frequently the
sentences OF Rev. Scott were pune
tuated with the loud hallelu1ahs OF
some sister or brother who was get
OF enthusiasm ON the part OF every
one.
The revivalists have been arriving
since "Wednesday from all parts OF
the state. Tents We're brought. and
/ the stay here will serve as an out
ing as we'll as a religious rejuvcuh-
ton. The meetings will be held
daily at 1870 a m, 2:so. and $ =. mt
on Sunday seven meetings will De
held, beginning at $3.50 n. m. The
camp meeting will not break up TIL
after the Fourth OF July.
SO far the ministers In attendance
are: Rev. Jas. Eva. Of Buckley; Rev
IL. NJ. Scott. Edmunds. Rev. L.. L.
Smith. Arlington; Rev. II. +. Small
ley. Ross. Rev. A. Bears, Ross; Prot
Burtells. Green Lake; and Presiding
| Elder G. T., McReynolds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-23
FRIDAYS
PROGRAM
Of the c. {. State
Convention.
SESSION At PLYMOUTH CHURCH
Reports OF otneors show Remark.
able Growth OF the So
eiety at large.
SESSION At PLYMOUTH CHURCH

The Endeavorers are making their
presence IN ihe etts Sna@ri. Among
the crowds on the streets. the white
and red badges. aud the white En-
deaVor ears are very noticeable.
Today at noon, on different CORNERS,
evaugelistic services we're held. 4
few earnest words. a prayer, and the
stansas 81 some we'll known hymn.
tn which voices from the crowd join
81. caught the attention Of passers
by. and brought many a mind from
the cares % the day TO few mo-
menss' thought Of other things.
Early this morning the delegates
gathered AZ Plymouth church. where
a prayer meeting was conducted by
Walter ~ burns. Of Spokane. At
the close % the meeting. Rev. u, n
Tyler of New York. took charge OF
the Bible study. using the Epistie OF
James 10 draw from.
Al s:ss the opening exercises % the
convention began. conducted by Rev.
n. H. f1nxenfeiter. of Tacoma. J.
u Fries. ~ Tacoma. the chairman
Of the convention. then took charge
OF the session. opening the program
with his report. lie spoke OF the
work. thanking the workers. and
urging greater activity.
Mis- Jessie Calvert gave her re-
port as secretary. giving few stats.
ties Of growth. The number of 90
cieties at present In the state Il sts--
20 new societies having sprung az
during the year. There are gao
active members enrolled. ots asso.
- aFats
members. These figures represent
about one third Of the real number
Of members Tue Presbyterians
lead tn number 81 societies.
Thos ~ Brewer. state treasurer.
asxt reported a balance on hand Of
slSi IS. with all bills paid % date.
Then followed reports from the
junior superintendent. Geo. y, Sye.
OF Aberdeen. superintendent % fieat-
ing work. Miss Minnie \. Gibbons. %
Tacoma; supeFlntenfent q missions.
Rev. Duncan wallace. 81 waiia Wal
Ia: sup~rsntendsnt Of Christian eiti-
s~nsnlp. Rev. n y. rtu tnos prescnD.
ana his report was delivered by W.
w. Williams. % Spokane; supcrin-
rendent % the Lords Day, Mr.. Gio-
bon's. correspondence. Nr. Barre
more: and the state organizer. Rev.
Thos Coyle.
The convention then sang. Saved
BY Grace led by TITO Of little
Girls from the Pilgrim Sunday
school. Nina Phillips singing the
frst stanna as solo part.
Henry W Ewing plead for the re-
organization of a state paper.
A s..,f.sNf. t.tk frnrft various pas
tors on their opinion Of the Chris
tlan Endsavor. brought forth many
earnest expressions Of goodwill
This noon. under the charge Of rev
n. L. tanning. Seattle. cVsnEsiistie
services we're held in the different
parts % the city.