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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

II YOU feel nervous, dull, tired, languId'
~low-sprited, ~lifeless and miserable ex-
oerience a faintness, sense Of fulness or
b,oatina after eating, have irregular apPe-
tite, constipated bowels, frequent heac
aches, wakeful or disturbed n unreiresn'
inc sleep, with weak back, backaehe'
drsyging-down pains, irregularities, tall
ing of the womb, ETC., go instantly TO the
nearest drug store and get a bottle OF Or.
Greene's Nervura, which is the creates
boon to women ever discovered, and BY
It's use be restored to sound, healthy and
vigorous w~omanhood. -.
You need not fear to use it., tor II Is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless,
and it will bring back strength to your
nerves, freshness to your complexion, g
brightness to your eyes, the bloom OF Z
health to your cheeks, elasticity and
.o,;no N vour step. and that happi- I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
THE QUESTION
OF FINANCE

WASN'T NOTION. u. 9. Aug To-
portance 81 legislation at the APP
preaching session OF congress upon
the currency question. and especially
the enactment u law defining the
quality Of the monetary standard 81
admitted by all who have given the
question study. Many Of the Re-
publican leaders. hoWever. fear
ing that declaration for tho
gold standard would be clsas-
trous 10 the Republican party
In the presidential and congresslon-
al elections. while declaring that n
law % that kind should De enacted.
advise against that policy. and JUS
tify their attitude by the reflection
that the country r. now In a highly
prosperous condition. and. therefore,
It would be- unwise "a take any
chances IN an effort 10 enact n cur
reury law. In addition to this. tho
fact that the Republicans have big
majority To- the senate and a fair
working majority IN the house Of
representative. is cited 20 convey
the assurance. that even should a
Democratic president be chosen next
year nothing could be done 90 inter-
fera with the existing law and policy
Of the government 80 far AZ the mon
efary standard ls concerned. Repre-
sentative Livingstone, Of Georgia. an
earnest supporter 81 Bryan and free
coinage. says The people want
this financial question settled. 1T
never Will be settled until tho people
settle IT, In my Judgment II ia a
moro burning question today than
In 1906, and we are going to re-
affirm and win out In the year 1900 e"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Fourth Grand Council of the Y. M. |.


fully represented. Special rates have
been made by railroad and steam
ship companies from all points. \
large number from British Columbia
IL sure to arrive.
The officers and directors Of the
grand council are. Grand chaplain,
Most Rev. Alexander Christie. Port
land. or; grand president. W. H.
kcary. New Westminster. n. G.
grand nrt president, James +
% Brten. Tacoma. Wash grand Sec
ond vice. president, +. u. McFccley
Vancouver. II. c.. grand secretary,
John u. Coffey. Portland. or. grand
treasurer. $. r. Dove, Portland. or
grand marshal, l.. Brown. Spokane,
Wash. Dlrectors-W. II. Harris.
chairman, Victoria, n. G. Thomas
Deuay, Victoria. Il. c: +. L. o'NeII.
Butte. Mont; J. +. McAndrcws.
Walla walla, wash; T. j. Ivers, Sc
attic, wash.
The officers Of Seattle Council Y.
NJ. /. elected for the ensuing six
months az the recent meeting, are AS
follows. Chaplain, Rev. Father
Frenckcn. president, Milton NJ. Mil
Ter; first president. J. A. Nc
Donald. second president, a. J.
BookmCyer, recording secretary.
Frank Griflths; financial secretary,
James Wilson; corresponding sccre-
tnry. Ronald Gillis. treasurer, will
liam Michels. inside sentinel. Harry
John. marshal, Joseph Caraher. cx-
ccutivo committee, +, J. Ivers, James
Phelan, David ,NalsA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

regular session: II 30 a. m, picture
u the delegates and grand officers
taken. 30 . m. delegates. grand
officers aud members take car at
Washington street and First avenue
south FOR Beuton, Washington. At
Hsutnn all take boat on Lake Wash
lnRtan Tor "A i5-mile ride to Madison
street park. ~ park, all take car
for seattle. arriving about y. m.
. , m, grand ban ut Ranke's hall.
II IL expected that the visitors Will
all be here Sunday. August 49, to
participate In the services attending
the laying Of the cornerstone Of the
Sacred Heart church. corner Of
Sixth avenue and He'll streets.
The members Of the institute will
form In parade line on Pike street.
near Firth avenue After marching
on Depot street. the procession Will
pass by the Parish House on the way
to the church. At this point the pro-
ccsslon VIII be received by his lord
ship Right Rev. J. O'Dea. his grace
Most Rev. Alexander Christie. Grand
Chaplain Of the Y. VI. l., and grand
officers 81 the fourth council.
At the meeting In the Seattle the
alter Monday evening, Hon. Geo.
Douworth viii preside, and several
well known men. including Mayor
Humes. VIII be selected 10 speak.
\ very large convention Is assur-
ed, many Of the delegates coming
from distant points Several have
already promised to come from
Butte, Mont.. and local places viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

The FIRST Catholic convention to
meet In seattle will assemble here
on the gtst. pa and ga u this month.
II viii be- the fourth grand council Of
the Young Mems institute north
western jurisdiction. including the
organizations N oregon. Washing
ton. Idaho. Montana, Wyoming
British Columbia and Alaska. The
local council is making extensive
prcpa ration FOR the reception ~ Wis
itara. and IL receiving substantial
aid from the citizens. The recap-
ton committee II composed ~ \. J..
Bookmeyer NJ NJ Miller and Thos
J Iverp. Of tho Y N l.. ana citizens
r. c. Chesty. Dr J. II. Lyons and
Dr. VIM. Shannon.
only general outline OF the three
days program has been made. but
II will be substantially as follows.
Monday. Aug "a, . "a. m,
Solemn high mass at the Church or
our Lady u Good Hep. II a. m,
grand council organizes and except
Ing lntcrmlsslon for dinner, ~ In aes-
sion until y. m. s 80 =. m. reerp-
ton Tor the grand officers. delegates
and visiting members at the Seattle
theater.
Tuesday. August 90 Morning and
afternoon regular session, y y. m,
regular meeting u the Seattle cnun-
ell No. 4a2. FOR limitations. meeting
followed by "A smoker %, .oclal SEES
sion.
Wednesday, Avs sss a.-Aorning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
WILL EXAMINE
THE SURVEY

Marion T.. Mccoy arrived AZ the
land once yesterday and Will spend
some time IN Western washinKtn IN
speeting public surveys. Mr. Mccoy
vii look into the surveys around
Cedar lake. which the city Is now
thinking Of acquiring AZ reservoir
Tor tho Cedar river water system
he says that this property Is unaur
vsycd public land. and title cannot
be acquired until the land Is thrown
open The present survey vas made
by Aibro Gardner. a former city en-
glneer II the property proves 20 b.
public lands. SIR, Mccoy will recon
mend that 4, be thrown open a.
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

Queen nearly all had money. A
Tacoma man brought down several
sacks containing about 70 pounds Of
ruld dust Several others had sacks
weighing - and % pounds
The passenger list = az follows.
Mrs. G. " BabbaEs. Rev HabhaEe-
Ge4 blanchard. l.. II. McCiay. @. ].
smith. Roht Adams. y. LaneHtaiter,
=. q. Monatt. W J. Haedy. Russell
Coiman. ". y Summers. G.. T..
Jameson. 7. ". Wallace. " T. Hest.
&. =. Cleveland. J. <. Gilbert. ChaH.
Wilson. Mrs Wilson, Frank VII
llamH. Harvey Smith. u. 4. Mattlieo.
Jno BLACK. s. Hifcrtein, NJ Nichols,
VI Bailey. s. johnson. Lyman Far
csell. t. ] Gregory. NJ. McKennery.
r. H. soundEcu. O.. I. Wiz. Miss
NJ W Henderson. Jim Henderson.
= r brandon. y. Chase. Sarah Nor
gan. ] W. MCGilvery. =. Osborne
Reid. W. Milton Reid. A. II. Davis,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
SUICIDED IN
THE YUKON

According 70 u. y snadRrass. %
Springfield. Mass. who came out
from Dawson oa the uteamer Vie
tafian. and arrived here today on the
Queen. the trip ~ the Yukon 70
White Pass rapids VAS not without
some exciting events. Whom aufue
distance out % Dawson. the peculiar
actions II miner who refused 10
give his name. attracted general at
tentiun There Waa a largo croN 4
90 the vessel aud the uppsr deck vas
packed. when loud shrek Naa
heard Rushing to tho railing sew
afai miners saw the strange acting
kIbnditsr struggling In the swift
running rapids An attempt was
naade tn - acuc the man. but he Wss
whlfied out u sight and Ieat 10 view
before tsssat could ~ lowered. Tho
suicide. 4 il understood. had con
siderable money but sickness and
bard work had driven him insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

Tho Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys steamer Queen. with q large
number IF cNruraiunirta and many
miners. arrived in port from Alaska
at o'clock this morning. She left
skaEvay on the ard inrt and made
the usual trip to sitka. Muir Glacier
and other points Of interest 90 tour
ists IL the far north.
PurHcr Curtis says that the klon-
dlksfs who came down ON the steam
er had about 500. ooo In gold dust
AMI drafts Most 81 them came out
on tho river steamer Victorian. hav-
Ing left Dawson July 20 At skaE-
way they took passage On the steam
er Wo.cott, and caught the Queen at
juneau Tho eKcursionistH express
ID themselves as thoroughly salts
hed with the trip 20 the far north.
They brought back many rurioH and
mementoea Of Alaska.
The Ktondilte passengers ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Steamship Queen Arrives From Alaska.

o. @. Ray. Mise G Hampton. "
suiRer. he Mandevlile. Miss u
Mason. {. A. black. W, G Kauf-
man. W y. King. Mrs. White. J. 4
HoRg Geo. Schukmir. ". G. orr
Mra. r. & orr. = Wheeler. J. Coch-
ran. y. J Frazer. II. A. Chisholm
g. J brown. y. 6. Brown. W. l.
Brown. J. +. Wagner. Mrs. Wagner
w. r smaliwood. c. Williams. A
BerEgrcn. W w. Polly. W. ~. ON.
man. A. Merrymont. Chas. Martin
ChaH johnson. ~, 7 Coming, Y. II
Dubeer. ] a. Davidson. \. X. Erin.
mold. W. $. Perkins. W. +. Renwick
Mrs c. Lanmlster. G. Lanmister. G
I'M. W. A, Larsen. L. G, BAILEY, Mrs
Grace Wells. {. kleine, W. II. Wills
J. II i.svtns. 7. Oksolg. Mrs. II. +
Bather. r. Merker. ;. l.. KreEAn. ]
A. Blick. $. Elliott. AlonTo Hnmblet
Miss d. Shuir. = La Roche. ChaS
n. Peabody. iss excurEionists and s.
second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
BUSINESS OF
THE CHAMBER

At the regular meeting - thc
chamber u commcrge yesterday. a
communication Was received from
ACTING plrecfor % the Mint Il r
Preston shnss ing the amount az gold
received at assay ofFices during the
fiscal year. Seattle. with a total u
81. 80. 80 ~ gold. stands third ON The
list Ths Presbyterian board u aid.
in conaeefiou with ths aftsr u site
Ear Whtf worth eall@we. asked Tor 10
acres 1f land Ntth the buiidinEs and
fhrue acres more IN addition Tor ath.
fsttr grounds The pasfnffirn sub
station in North Seattle WAS report
ed On - committee. and lt stated
that the matter vas being attended
% b the local pustoffee The re-
port II the COMMITTEES recounn1 nd.
Tag thai an invitation De issued 90
the - A r. % hold its next annual
snea ruprurnt here. was adopted. \
neatly printed pamphlet viii be-
issued and distributed at the phli-
sdeiphia sncampsuent- The commit
ger on mines asked further time 90
consider the amettsr site
Mr. Hawkins. 81 The White Pas.
s Yukon road. suggested that skaE.
way b. mad. a common customs
port 60 settle the conflict % trade re-
Iationa uith Canada The matter
Nas referred 20 a special committee.
Judge McGilvra submitted a rssoiu-
zion IN regard To- the water system.
which was referred Secretary
Prusch reported that John a. Kin
near would donate an extension -
kinnear park. and the matter was
recommended 10 the favorable &C.
ton ~ tn. city council
Secretary Prusch waa granted
leave ~ absence To go 10 Alaska. u.
" Emmons and " r. Forrest we're
elected to membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
ALEX. MCDONALD Is
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE
King of the K|ondke Finds Creditors
Claims Are too Heavy for
His Resources.


i0fho latest intelligence received
Dawson
him the ute K,ng Of
The inrnn
Nasb
Kilkenny the outside he
met tho
court
insaly
il % 10000
h
during present said
be ~
primary instruction of Bcon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
RioJUN M aRu SAILS.

The Oriental steamship Rieiun
NaTu sailed az o'c'uek this morn
ms She had a fuil cargo. which in
eludcd s. $40 tons II Hour. ronaIEn.
meni u lead frtm the Puget sound
PRODUCTION works az Everett. a ship
meut 81 Texas cotton. and several
anuniEumenta 81 rough lumber and
Eastern made nails Tier first cabin
passengers Nvfc Mrs = /. HndE~fs
ard her two children. = san Fran.
risep. Thcrr we're N Chiurar stevr-
sge passengers faf HenEknng. two
second cabin Japanese paszen Myers.
ana one Jap stesHaKr
The ktnabiu Maru Is iue here On
the ssth inst. and viii sai. septem.
Der 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
lngersoli Monument Fund

PEORIA. m. Aug 10 The IuRcr-
so!l monument fund, instead of being
81 a local character IA az fret tn
tended has become International
Letters are being received every day
By Secretary Cunningham from All
parts of the tnltei States. aud some
have been received from Europe Al
promise contributions. and In some
cases subscription h. inciossf ~
II believed that the chances are good
Tor raising a fund ~ at least s.. 600
and In all proha bilIties largely in cS-
co.'s ~ lhLa anLaunI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
REPAIRS ON SCHOOLS.

Repairs and alterations are som
u De commenced on the various eigy
school buildings Permits wera IT,
sued to-day fur repairs 20 the Rain
Ter schnal Go the amount ~ 81 ga
Two neN stories are Ia be- added
An addition 20 the South school a.
cost 81 sso o. soon g. be started A
permit Vas issued o. T.. shannon 60
build the HayrlIr school building az
got Seventeenth avenue south 20
cost 81 snn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
HOSPITAL FOR
THE SOLDIERS

At meeting % the George Fort
son Relief corps yesterday afternoon.
Il was decided 90 rent a building for
IN. establishment ~ a hospital and
home for disabled and financially
embarrassed volunteers returning
from the Philippines. Money viii
also he sent to san Franciscp tnr the
relsef Of Washington boys landing
there Mrs. p ". DAnisls. tha pres
ta.ns set shs caFts. wfit 40 - San
Francisco to meet tns transport
81. VIII make n canvas - the wash
ingtcn regiment and Preparations
will be made On a srata camWwnEur.
ate with her observations Different
cities and towns throughout the state
will be asked 70 aid the work Of the
society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

Within the next 10 days the initial
steps viii he taken tn the hzht TO
preserve the states rights over har-
Dor areas In the different ports II
Washington. Assistant Attorney
General Vance Is now engaged IN
preparing a petition for rehearinR
% the case. As soon az this IL
drawn up 10 Wlll be forwarded 20
Secretary u WaF Eilhu Roof for his
action. The main allegations in the
petition viii he that IN changing the
outer harbor line the secretary ~
war has attacked vested rights with
out due process Of lAW. After the
harbor lines have been established
once. the secretary n war has no
right to change them unless such
authority 10 conferred upon him by
proper legislative body The posi-
ton 81 Mr.. Vance in this matter 49,
stated by him to star reporter was
given IN he issue ~ August 2
Pending the decision ~ this case
by the secretary 81 war or the courts
Tire board Of STAT land commission
will continue of collect the rental Tor
the strip Of land between the lnuer
and outer harb9r lines. regardless Of
the action ~ the secretary Of war
in changing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
STEAMER aMeLIaN SUNK

The Kiondlke NuEget Of July 70.
which was received here today
states that the steamer Anglican. 81
the Canadian Developments line.
struck suaK in the Lewis river a nd
sunk in several feet Of water The
damage done vas not great. and the
vessel. II II expected. can be raised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
BACK FROM HONcKoNc

Capt Harry sturve arrived In Sc
attic this morning from HonRkonR.
where he left the United States
transport Arizona Capt. struve IL
one ~ the beat-bnown men In He-
attic, and was the most popular cap
tain on the Yukon during the great
rush 10 the gold fields He became
chief officers on the transport Arlz-
ona. when II left this port for San
Francisco July -. 1898. and served
ON her In that capacity until he re-
Gently Lett her at Hongk9ng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Samuel Nolan Dead.

TACOMA. Aug n samuel NJ
Nolan. pfsriient 81 the Tacoma Car
riaRe a IiagEaEe Transfer company.
age - d.ssi at ; u.eioek this MORN
los lie leaves widow. ar Nolan
haa lived 81 Tacoma ~ yuara lie
hat a handsome countfY residence
At American Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
EASEMENTS FLOODED.

Several placements In the neigh
hurhopd ~ Second avenue south and
Jackson street were completely an.
ell With water this morning hy the
breaking 81 the ig,lnch water main
on Jackson street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Cardinal Bishop vergs De . d

ROME. Aug 10 Cardinal Bishop
verga died at noon today. Il 10
rumored that a. result 81 his
death. Pope Leo il having falniinR
ffts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
All Things are Now Lovely and the Goose Hangs High

diaarnsn m interrupts ei %
tn rtruptrr proceeding alt puty nI
Jacobs the motion IS dtsnaaa ne n
~ deasi "a Their al o % {
urer f h eout
Swing i J " max
entered the
Ia v rh n dEnY O u @ pro
rIv n im M In =
i % l ona ffr IN r 10 u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

At the Northwestern Mining Ex-
change today the following sales
were made; |. 019 Pacific Coast Gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

A. W. Frater. receiver NJ Mer-
chants National bank. was authariz-
ed 10 convert certain notes into cash
for the benefit ~ creditors. The
notes are secured by mortgage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
STOLE a WATCH.

rested this afternoon BY Detective
Wappensteiu FOR lsaiing a gold
watch and - In money out % rp,an
Of a livery stable IN James street.
near Sixth avenue. The stolen prop
erty belonged to Edward Maroney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

In the federal court today. Ia tho
case Of Central Trust company w.
the Everett Land company. ID Judge
mcnt Was rendered against the de-
PENDANT by default.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

J. Q. Allen. receiver Of the Puget
Found Dredging company has prtl-
TONED the court for permission 20
make repairs on the dredRe san
Diego 10 the value ~ 81 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

Earl 2. Swan. age y years. died
at Providence hospital today. MI
Swan came from Alaksa on the last
trip ~ the Resale He was form
eriy a drug clerk o. ElRin. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
A DELUSIVE HOPE OF
EUROPEAN RECOGNITION
Held Out to the FIipinos by Aguin-
aIdo's Agents, Fighting Is
Resumed.

WASHINGTON D c, Aus iorhc following received
Gen this afternoon hEh iususcnt
team loss IN yesterdays battle Fvekiuoi Is wounded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10
Freezing Weather Reported In New hampshire.

MANCHESTER n ioMereury dropped to Pressing poll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

MANILA o-Fshtng north Fernando
to-day. Tho under Macarthur resting cal
ulct Wheaton reeunoteriuE aheed Fer
replied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-10

WASHINGTON. Il g. Aug ia cahleEram otis
MaeNrthurs yesterday
and left rEh
MacA
It's
and
Abenethy Thls,y-slxth
operated 70 the left
under Wheaton
Of and Of tho
Tpntysecoua regular the FIFTY nrst Iowa
u mud and Macarthur
reports wounded They
IDLY abandoned ipraetne
they powder works
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-16
Rouse the liver

Mr.. Clarence D. Eby, who has been con-
ductlng wholesale house in the store-room
in the Brown building, formerly occupied
by DIR. Bishop has quit the Wholesale bust
ness and started a retail store at the same
place. His stock is brand new, Just put
upon the shelves, consisting of everything
pertaining TO the grocery line. Mr.. Eby is
by no means a stranger to our people. He
has been for many years one of our most
trusted and highly respected business men,
and we but voice the sentiment of numerous
friends throughout the county that the
present change may yield him harvest of
much financial success.-Advocate.
Mr.. Ely eminently deserves all the ia
vorable comment above, but the state
ment in regard to his having gone out of
the wholesale business is mistake. 1t
is true that he has added retail depart
ment to his store, but he will retain the
wholesale feature as we'll, and invites a
continuation of patronage in that line.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-16
S0,1A.LR FsSp Is
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
eoapEa WV reaA
Church Items.

Evening services in the Presbyterian
Church will hereafter begin at 8 o'clock;
Westminster League at 1880.
The First Quarterly Meeting for Jeffer-
son Circuit M E. Church South, will be
held at Beulah, May 2o-21: Charles
Town, May 27-2s.
The young people of the Westminster
League Presbyterian church, will hold
a sociable on Friday evening next, be-
ginning at 7! o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Lupton. of Leesburg, has ac-
cep,ed an invitation to delivor the bac-
calaureate sermon before John Stephen
son Seminary pupils in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening, June 18th.
Bishop PeterIsin visi'e1 Zion Episcopal
Church last Sunday, and in the morning
ordained Rev. C. E. Shaw In theafter-
noon class of eleven persons were con
frned in Zion Church, and at night the
Bishop visited St Philips Chapel Col
ored) and confirmed a class of eight.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-16
Removed.

wish TO inform my friends and the
public generally that have moved in the
new room now being fitted up for me in
the Hagley building Ia few doors from
Racket store) about April 1st. I antici-
pate very large spring trade, and will
use my best efforts to raise and maintain
the standard of custom garment making
to the highest level possible, in order to
counteract the many spurious limitations
of legitimate tailoring that have been
foisted upon the public. AS to my new
samples for the coming season, it is hardly
necessary for me to dwell on them. All
l can say is that used the very best
ability and matured experience in select
ing a complete assortment of STYLES and
qualities. l promise you also in the fu-
ture, as in the past, the same courteous
and liberal treatment, and last, but not
least, aperfect fit. Yours &c,
Z. E. REININGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-16

John W. Rowan Camp, U. c. v, is
invited to attend the memorial services
ard unwilling of South Carolina monu-
ment at Stonewall Cemetery, Winches-
ter, June 6. All members of the Camp
and such other ex-Confederate soldiers
as may expect to attend are requested to
notify Adiutant c. Faank Gallaher at as
early day as possible, that notice of the
number expected to go may be sent to
the Winchester Camp.