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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Richmonti's
Citizens and Other Matters.

ln1crestin" Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
DR.. and Mrs o. F. Blankingship have
returned to the city.
Dr. Mcclure Newton has gone to a
Cumberland county town TO inspect some
cases that are supposed to be smallpox.
Mr.. John Mann, recently elected to the
Board of Aldermen from Marshall Ward,
was sworn in By Mayor Taylor yesterday
morning.
The Richmond Bar Association will
meet at its rooms today at noon TO
pay tribute to the memory Of Mr.. Henry
G. Cannon.
Miss Louise Belts, who has been stay
ing with her cousin, Miss Minnie Belts,
at No 2S06 East Grace Street, has returned
To her home, in C.arksville, Va.
CAPITA Charles II. Phillips, City Treas
urer, has been presented a handsome
slver-headed cane 10y the members OF
the Pianola Club, of which he is president.
DR.. ]. L. Hicks, of Indianapolis, Ind, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. p. Hicks, OF
Chestnut Hill. He has been attending the
gathering of medical men at Atlantic
City.
Miss Florence Bloomberg sails next
Wednesday, June 18th, on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer for Germany, to be
gone until September 18th. She leaves
Richmond next Tuesday.
The Junior Hose and Truck Company,
of CaamDers5urg, Pa, at their last meet
ing, decided TO make Murphy's Hotel
their headquarters, upon their visit to
this city next September.
Miss Ida Brown, of West Point, Miss
arrived in this city yesterday. She
is a teacher in the Female College OF
West Point and comes 10 do some literary
work for B. f. Johnson & Co.
Rev. DR.. L. n. Cal:sch will leave Sun
day for Chicago, where he goes to deliver
and address before the National Conference
of Jewish Charities. which will be held
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week.
The Police Benevolent Association VIII
give benefit performance at the Casino
some time within the next few weeks at
which time the regular performance will
be given, in addition to that Of q number
of well-known amateurs.
While al work on the new Southern De-
pot yesterday evening, Ratchet
slipped from the hands of workman
and hit Archer Nichols, colored man
on the shoulder. The cuttwa sewed up
by DR.. Fisher, of the Ambulance.
Mrs. Lavalette 7. Annette, who has been
in bad health for the past. six months, has
been removed to the Virginia Hospital.
Mrs. Annette is under treatment OF Drs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
He Mont Go 10 Canton Until After
Ph1lauclDhia Convention.

WASHINGTON, June Sit now seems
probable that the President will not go to
Canton until the latter part OF the present
month. and certainly not until after the
Republican Convention, which meets at
Philadelphia June 18th.
a large number OF letters have been re-
ceived at the White House from political
organiza tons from different parts of the
country, stating that it is their intention
to stop in Washington for an hour on their
way TO the convention to pay their re-
spects to the President.
1t is stated that the President has de-
cided not to take the California trip this
summer.
To-day is the anniversary of Mrs. Nc
Kinleys birthday, and many of her Wash
inglon friends called to offer their con-
grdtulations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
SQUIRRELS SURRENDER.

They AicIu Thcir QUARTERS {" EoHeS
Bees Without :. Struggle.
In one of the trees in the Capitol
Square. near the State Library building,
swarm OF honey bees has taken posses
sion of tle cage made for the squirrels,
and may be seen there daily hard at
work.
The squirrels concluded that discretion
was the better part Of valor," and sur
rendered their quarters gracefully and
without q struggle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

J. Allison Hodges and A. u oro"h- oAs
is suffering from nervous prostraton-
MI. j. tHaake, of Truck Company, No.
2, was quite badly hurt Thursday night
as an alarm was turned in He was stand
ing in front of his engne-house, and when
the alarm sounded started to run into
the building He struck his forward
against an iron chain, which is kept across
the open doorway, with such force tina t
ne was thrown backward. striking the
back OF his head against the pavement
and badly cutting himself.
ETir.ini;,ls i'll New York.
NEW YORK. June S.-Special.-Vir-
ginians in New York:
Newport News-H. Lewis, ST. Denis.
Norfoik-R. Wake, Albemarle; II. Nc
Iaclan. Bartholdi: Miss Grandy, Miss l. S.
SeIden, Manhattan.
Richmond-J. Landstreet, Grand; L. c..
Bosher, j. P. Davidson, Holland; j. w.
Roanoke. e. NJ. Hanke, Holland
Virginia.. st. John, Albemarle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
Dcati, of I'm Jnfanr

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Herman
Boschen died yesterday morning at i
o'clock after brief illness of only two
days. The funeral took place from the
residence OF the grandmother. No. l25
South Laurel Street, yesterday Afternoon
at 6 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
l,elay nI.n,,in. d, c,lni,ns.

Auditor Warren has not been able to
settle up With al, the election clerks and
Judges who served in the recent lection.
because they have failed to put in their.
claims. He hopes they viii not delay
longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
.Iudme IynddiIl Returns.

Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., will be in
Richmond to-day. and will hold court
here He will afterwards leave for Bait
more. to hold court in that city, in the
absence OF Judge Morris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
MAY REBUILD.
President MacsiaI,on Says That is the
Conuuny's Intention.

n al probability TIE plant Of the vir-
ginga and North Carolina Wheel Company.
iaa; WAS destroyed by fire early Thursday
morning. viii be rebuilt.
President w. A. MacAiahon came to
Richmond yesterday morning and IN the
afternoon went down 10 the scene of the
tire and viewed the ruins.
He said that the present intention of
The company was to rebuild. and TO do 50
as carly as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
CONVENTION ON JULY 18TH.
Judge nhea win be chosen by Acc,a

matinn.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton Of the Ninth district. VIII meet at
Pearisburg, Giles county, on Wednesday,
July 18Th.
There VIII DE no opposition 10 the nom:-
nation OF Judge William F. Rhea, and he
viii be given the honor by reclamation.
A prominent; gentleman. whose home is
out there. said yesterday that the consen-
ton wonld be a grand ratification meeting
ana a Democratic loye-feast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Misunderstanding gun. Witness told Giiligan
to be particular with it. Witness said
Gill;gan came back at O'Clock ana caHea
witness He returned the gun 6iltisah
asked witness to carry him 10 chester
Hundley's. and offered s., but witness re-
fused.
When the gun was returned one barrel
had been discharged
1t was loaded with No. shot. Nick
said he wanted TO so hunting, but dlo
not explain why he changed his mind
Davy Cotton, a colored man who lived
with Mr. Turner, was called. lie SAID
the last time he saw Mr.. Turner was
about 2 O'Clock. when Mr.. Turner left in a
buggy Witness lives one hundred yards
from the house.
SEARCH FOR TURNER.
The ladies came over at O'Clock to ask
him to help about supper. Mrs Turner
sent witness down to the stable TO see
if the horse had on blanket. The horse
had on no blanket. After supper MIS-
asking if Mr. Turner had been there. if
not to bring Mr.. Croker at once. Then
the witsess went back and reported that
Mr. Turner had not been there Mr.
Croker was coming
Mrs Turner fearing something had
happened, handed witness lamp ana
told him to look about the lot and see
II ne COuiu llnu dllS tillilS pcioii54AS ~
Mr.. Turner. Witness found about ten or
twelve feet from the gate in the lot, Mr-
Turner's hat, lantern and one glove He
carried the articles to the house. Mrs.
Turner said: Lord, have mercy. Lett
go look for him
The two ladies and witness went out.
He was ahead and bore towards the
fence. Witness found the body. He
said: Lord, have mercy; here he is
Then Isabel told him to get her horse
and go for Mr.. Warren. He summoned
Mr. Warren and was sent for Mr.. Howle.
The hat. glove and lantern were about
twenty-five or thirty yards from the body
Witness was in the shanty when he heard
a gun fire between 6 and I o'clock. 1t
| was about one hour after the gun fired
before Miss Isabel and Mrs Turner
came for him. The witness was sub
jected to a rigid cross-exam animation. but
stuck to his story.
AGAINST GILLIGAN.
Court adjourned at 5:46 o'clock till 10
tomorrow. Miss Turner may be called
Saturday, but lawyers can't say posi-
lively. She may not be called till Mon
day.
To-day seems to have gone against the
prisoner from q standpoint OF evidence.
The lawyers for the prosecution are
building their case. After adjournment,
and while Gilligan was walking between
the courtroom and Jail, his sister. Mrs.
Susie Batten. almost screamed The
prisoner was affected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
Petition in Baukruptcy.

Alfred Reinach, of Petersburg. through
his attorney, James I. Rawley, has filed
petition in bankruptcy in The clerk $ Of
nee of the United States District Court.
Liabilities, S4,636.5S; assets. nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

The Commencement Sermon to bc Dc
livered To- Morrow Night.
The commencement sermon of Richmond
College will be delivered tomorrow night
in the Assembly Hall by Rev. S. IL.
Green, D. D.. of Washington This occa-
sion marks the beginning of the COM
mencement exercises. which will continue
until Thursday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
Property Transfers

The following property transfers were
recorded YESTERDAY:
Richmond, Robert L. Ghiles TO Fannie
D. chtleg. 20 feet on west side Reservoir
Street is feet south OF Wallace. s..
c. L. Denoon To William o. Doggett, il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
The Sick Marines.

NORFOLK, Va, June S.-Special.-Geo.
C. Reed, inspector of marine corps. is here
Investigating the sickness among the ma
rines at the Norfolk Navy Yard. 1t is now
stated that the Con1missary5 Department
supplied the men with tainted beef, which
poisoned them. The whole matter is now
expected to be aired. Eighty marines are
now in the Naval Hospital.
8 No deaths have occurred since yester-
day, and the sick were reported to-day at
the hospital as recovering.
The official report Of the findings In this
case vii be made 20 headquarters az
Washington and will there. II any where.
be given. out
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fiizyiiO11
Wozasen,

~
1ave been relieved of
female troubles by FRS.
Pinkl5an,,s advice and
medicine.
Tire letters of a few are
printed regularly fn iris
paper.
IF any one aoubfs Ase
efficiency and sacs'edvy
confidential character of
Mrs. Pinkaar7,z IS fasefhohsy
write for a hook she haS
recently published wkSoh
contains letters from, tire
mayor of Lynn, ire post
master, and others of FER
CITY WHO rave sasaae care
fx5 syesfEgaffonz and wEso
verify all of Mrsu Pink
hams statements and
cEaisrrsa
The Piskhaz,, claims are
sweeping. Investigate
ffsez2ss
THIRTY YEARS OF CURES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
INDIGESTION
Cured by Johnson,s Dyspepsia euro

Sufeu by J0nhSUn SfOYSpePsiH 3NEfo
II suffered over two years with Indigestion and
Nervous Dyspepsia unable to eat or sleep. I
tried several physicians and different remedies.
but they only helped me for short time. A
freud advised me to take Johnson's Dyspepsia
Cure. 7 have taken three boxes, and am now
feeling better than I have for two years. Have
good appetite. sleep well and have none of the
symptoms of Indigestion OF Dyspepsia, while
cc5p!c OF months. i arr taking pleasure in re-
commencing Johnson's Dyspepsia Cure shsfsZ
ever can, and several of my friends are taking
it with marked .rsults.''--L. a. Arnold. CHM
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Rev. Carey e. Morgan will use re-
rnarkabte chart which he has in connec-
ton with a Bible study on New Tesla
ment conversions, at the evening service
tomorrow at Seveuth-Street Christian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

gun. Witness told Giilisan
to be particular with 1t. Witness SAID
Gilligan came back at O'Clock and called
witness. He returned the gun. Gllligan
asked witness to carry him to chester
and offered s., but witness re-
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CONTINUED from First PaGeJ
Witness had left word at a store which
sGiliigan was supposed to frequent to put
morphine In whiskey, and when Gil gan
went TO sleep that he (the sheriff. be
notified. In rep.y to a question from
Juror Branch, witness SAID he did not
ron, en- hsr- whether GilliGan told MIN the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-08

had no rights whatever: much less did
women. Woman was a slave, regarded
as alternately the plaything and plague
OF man.. Whatever liberty. emancipa-
ton yon enjoy. oh. man or woman, you
owe TO the Lord Jesus Christ. Plato. in
his republic. makes provision for the
wholesale murder of superfiuous children.
Infantlcide was of most extended prac-
lice when Christ came, and through the
influence OF His teaching regarding the
Individual. whether male or female. adult
or child. untold blessings have come to
mankind He found no protection for the
weak. no comfort for the Borrowing. no
restraint for the wicked: and having min
istered Himself to all these. He sent His
disciples forth on the same glorious mis-
sion. ana they organized the church to
carry on the same divine work.
All large cities have eight curses. ~
neglected children, t2) professional beg
CARS CD professional thieves, "A, habituai
drunkards 90 gamblers. go fallen women.
% fallen men, and 81 hypocrites II we
could do away with the fallen men the
problem OF the fallen women would dts
appear at once. WHY do we not hear
somsthIng said about the fallen men /?
Now. every one who reads the Bible In
telligently. or who reads inteiIlgentiy the
we'll that the mission Of Jesus was, and
the true mission of the church is, to re-
form society so that these curses will dis
appear The church that Ii doing the most
good In the world; the Individual that IL
doing the most good In the world he he
minister or iayman, he who IL treading
most closely IN the footsteps of the Mas
yer, y ne who Is doing the most to help
remove these curses.
Brethren. has Christ n,inistered unto
youI II 40, make His fov yours by carry
Ing His ministry of love to others"
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FEAST or TAnERNAcIEs.
Rabbi Joseph's Address to Congrega.
tion of Temple de uirsch.

Throughout the universe the Hebrews
celebrated the Feast OF the Tabernaclrs
yesterday, In Seattle the day was gem
orally observed. Rabbi Theodore JOSEPH
at Morris hall. delivered sermon to the
congregation Of the Temple de IIirsch
He said In part:
THE Jews today. being no longer
farmers. cannot fully celebrate the day
as a farmers festival. The wind AMI
weather might not sanction the dwell
has lost It's original charm. The symbols
employed in the temple worship on this
day still convey a benefcent message
Four plants We're used the lulabh,' or
palm tree, the 'hadassa' or myrtle. AR
ahhoth. or willow branches, and lie
'esrog' or the heart
I'm the Midrash these four plants have
Palm branch II COMPARED to the spinai
lumn. f'i-. - the spinal column Ia
straight. 50 must man walk, straight AMI
erect before God and man.
'''rhe myrtle II lIkened to the eyes, It's
leaves never wither SO must the eyes
OF man retain youthful luster through
the morning. noon and evening OF life.
The myrties. we are told In the book Of
Xechariah, were sent by God to traverse
the earth. Upon their return they found
i,s inhabitants at peace and at rest SO
microcosm aN leave ~ enriched with
a peace WITHIN and rest without.
''The wilew IL compared 10 the lins
Our lips must speak the gentle word
which Will aiiay uncomfortable wrath
our lips must become unsealed with
righteous anger when a high cause II at
stake or moral principles violated. Our
lips must suppress the spirit OF narrow
ness and revenge and offer the free and
fraternai word of advice and encourage
ment.
THE 'earog' Is likened to the heart
Just as our fathers were ANXIOUS TO se-
cure a sound solid 'citron' on this day,
80 must we be zeai0uS "a keep our heart
sound and sincere. Where tho heart II
sottnd there courage aud conviction
spring eternal In the human breast
Where the heart is free from the gnaw-
ing influence az sin and passion there
man responds To the sweetest. subtlest
emotions OF all the blessings of heaven.
none equals the power and purity Of an
haAraa.ai lanrn hnarf =
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aEv. W. A. MAJORS SERMON.
says IL IL Impossible for Cody
Man tn Live tato Himself.

A, the seconi Presbyterian church yes
terday morning sermon was preached
bV the pasfur Rev w. A. Major, on the
theme that f~an's wealth and earthly pas.
sessions are only held BY him as "A stew
ard accountable "a God Hts test Was
Genesis, ~, 4; And Abel brought sise ot
ma. frsflingu ~ ais finck, And the Lard
had respect unto Abel and HIS Offering
lie said Ia part
''eiod does not allow any man 90 live
unto himself Tie must sustain = fetA-
ttnnahip 10 God and man That viii help
shape hts life and actions. Ged has not
asked mau II he viii accept has, u j.
given 10 him, aud NJ ~ held responsible
for is specess ~ failure God gives 10
each man a trust ana binds him 80 an ar-
counting " II. That trust II rocakoi-
ftun that mar q capable ~ performing
duties that will please God We are an
stewards because God reserves the right
OF ownership tie has the title TO an cte-
ati0n, Material wealth and the opapttu~
rive fnt0 cur hands msy crime ruHEh 9f
earth'S material interests. but with theirs
cafaes the Thought that they arr ours
that while We i've we must give a Rogd
account az the POSSESSIONS We eaa aar
own whsVh the law aays we legally claim.
same one aaBs ageAkknC ST q splendid
earthly horne We 1--we here attn and ID
a leaaIlv recorded In the archives eg the
parish that thss place heiuass 90 US An3
lea Us assure ourselves % yhis ard then
ID viii not b. sn hard fog us tN make r8ons
Tor the new administration. Fer shortly
the Great Landlord ~tli give - ao,ie"
tNat oar lease ass expired Nothing Il
oars onyy as Stewardship. The stew.
arAship requires that W must give 70
and net that which ise' ours bat that
wefeh Is GeA's that which hrion@s 90
Hssta as asomtrac; WIKI us that whtch ts
His NV gahercat right " bon the good
stauarf aarss With possessions De hesf9ws
them xfndgv. Tor they arf Bot his. lie
puts them ,nio Gods hands JUS; 40 ne
Mould return sacred trust p1t INFO oar
bands by eur ktnaest friend.
There Is no such thing as a cody man
living unto himself He cannot serva
God and al ehe same time Withhold what
NJ owes ta God A man can ma norc We
nader cod believing in Mss teachings, and
al me same siuse scel no responsibility
fer his cause than We can Have undFr thc
e0aa Influences ~ our free gpN eminent
srs AZ the same time feel ~ debt 90 hose
Who made possible It's EicTtous Posses
SENS nut this sewSrdship implies that
we should give 70 God the best 81 our
"And Abel brought also Of the nrstlinEs
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or MS flock. Gods cause is not a second
hanu store to which we take that which
y cast on: not that which Is gone by de-
Iauit. neither the superiority OF our accu-
mutation does he claim. He demands the
BEST. and It might be said that nothing
service that is not the choicest we are
capable OF rendering unto him.
!. tie wants the strong days OF manhood.
the pioom OF youth. life ia all its buoy
ahcy. and the morning Of thought and
acuVity- This stewardship implies purity
oI motive in rendering our account. We
are told In New Testament Scripture that
by isith Abel offered unto God more
excellent sacrifice than Cain. by which he
obtained witness that he was righteous
Sod testifytng OF his gifts. and by Il he
being dead vet speaketh
Deep and lasting in the life IL that
which God loves and commends, the sac
rlnce OF broken heart and a contrite
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=
mRisr A SOCIAL REF0R MER.
~. 4. n. Ravens sermon NJ Tnyior
Cen9r~aattoasI Church.

NJ A. n Raven preached yesterday
esaihx At the TAYLOR congregational
afyh on ''rhrist Social Reformer." In
3ehcnsins Christianity Tits text was
EAsw \, Is And az W 30 preach,
Rs the Kingdom ~ heaven IL at hand,
80 the stick. raise the dead. cleanse the
Mts east out devils Freely We re-
800. .sH freely give" He said In sub
:. tssas chfiet was a social reformer
~ staf Ills disciples out to preach the
s1fassS IL the Kingdom OF heaven,
800 800 WITH their preaching they were 20
r~s'arm wefks % mercy and thus hetp
wsrss e realise that Witch they. the
safaes Proclaimed Certain 81 "a that
sae*r woFks IT mercy were universally
sHsrts We would como very near re-
800 ne kirsdom % heaven on eartN,
80 MI aefeF believe that We realty ln-
go ne xoad az theif souls II shgs de
had that We wndAaNpr 10 d. them
~" alssnistwsiettlV IN temporal thlugs
y Nv happy We would AL be II Those
49,. "a maxi up The membership % our
xssAsshNs who seaport me churches AMI
~ Perform whet Eaod u being dome IL
vi Netld woliia sN cumnlAteN eiye them.
w q the redemption ~ mankind
a. 80 49, every " hege would receive
~ s 49, n. eh ~ heshus and comfort,
A. 49, 49, " slms 10 raised Co a holy ltfe,
~, sss'f - mrFey love ana al nreafal
~ = RasniseeTgH 20 a}t who are needy,
ssssA sNV'a naa&c a heaven here upon
sh. Aash saait has been found with che
sa@hss W. gy0uHd that ats iife b nat
~ essf hNed Win the kinA az work
8 sFsa q tAs text W.. shan nat ~tap
"a ~ astasf ~ net TBS churgh i Aasng
~ -. Nel NJ fhH3 ysther ses ~.
-. w. ne missioa nf Christ IA tha
ssgs, sri the 8l.lv 90 me chureh Ia
~ thar miss5ar y"
ssss -, eFis' cAg,e inta the world 10
sAssrs \. net indiNiduais Atone The
eFAs- ~. 9ne sHAalvRs 'hr SAVING ~ thA
So WEE Christ cansr man az n,an
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CONCLUSION OF SESSIONS.
Epvorth f~aGu~ Rally Of seattle
and Nhnteam District saJoar..
-MeetinE~ Successful

TIE EpWQrth League rally - The dis
trsct ~ Seattle ana Whatenm canuluds.f
ia sessleus saturday evening The treat
iuEs throughout ne week were ma Ns.4
WHh continual surcrss she First NJ r.
church, where ihcy wert held always
coH;atpinE q large nunbef ~ visitors OAR.
iuE fAeif gr0RF@Fs More thAn ss sso-
gir attea8e& tAF el1sla2 session.
The delegates have obtained mMFh hene-
results iu Consequence ID the leseue.s
work TIE preSgnre q Mrs Amanda
smith. ihe .a}srsa evangelist, greatly
aided tAe raiv
The sessions SATURDAY, began AZ 8
qsiecs in ihe ineralug sta pcayer nerv-
ire and ihen Rev ~. u fraHN ~ se~
attic. spoke Dn Hos ~ Use the RIlfe
ia Winntng Souls" The rest az tne
rnocntng xFetsea ass E1Fsu tn funiar
work caRanef%a by Mrs. J = sh9 k1g. n
whairom, ana Rev X =. ~ahs. W KIRK
land
Ia she affernoau. afier a pralse service
reports, 20 commitess acre heard and
TIRE yoiAas as addresses delivered Mis-
atoms" hy ReV w KenlaM Of Falr-
hAtea. Hos Car We BEST Hvlp oar
Hospital" hy Mrs T : tIppy. q s..
attic. and ~Chareh Resolutions on the
Temperance Question" hF Rev - NJ
Randall II Seattle. The question hax in
charge ~ =. : McDanlriS. Waa opened
and queries az 30 The leagues work aH-
In the evening after a praise service.
Mrs Amanda Smith, the evangelist. nd
dressed she rally
DIR. JOHNSON. chronic disease speclal-
fist. SeheaFman block.