The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05

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t;Iq4fea IrrreCie0ts Strengthens weak KID
,l.sSs.lsli weak sfnmachss, cures dNspeil:'ilia-
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sample oiR b y. and Pamphlet Sent Tree
~ wiiting f3l0oG i}alnl Co. JOG Mitchell
81 Afia53fa if. Describe your trouble
;l3sSl sIss{5i;.l free medical advice. tosuit
ye,ir5 case also sent in sealed letter
i,atn.ned packed and left to settle the
lilies replaced in safe position, TO be.
permanently relaid when the. weather.
is tn tail VIII permit Of work being
resumed.
III summing mp results We would say
that WI. IL 10 the careless or casual OBJ
sse1-z.erssit might appear q little IN COM
pali.st,n 10 tie time iab@f and efforts.
,ytselEded Nj we haze gained several
Important facts In renewing the tiles
for t}e i5ItipaSa Of Investigation we
found them rest 1is in a bed of mortar.
Ishis ,norlai rested on foundation of
.,j4sf3t.1.sil5 inches oil such trash as coli
l.scts nye.r the rlliils OF any burnt build
ii4g-bi oxen bricks and tiles pieces Of
PLASTER ais;caloao,! by fire and smoke.
Lifts &af glass. small fragments Ct oh rred
wood. dirt. sc. M then reached an
Other LAYER oif mortar in which was still.
j ft.yg Tiles tilG same Width as the II rs
above. bat oilc-h half inch thinner. This
mortar vas still in position. and III
MANY places large stretches Of 1t still.
showed the imprint Of he tiles This
ffoeritlg# oil. tiles extended the with of
one lie. or nine inches i.lr the body
thc church. under and beyond The
present brick division now separating
lile s,flarlcel from the body Of the
church showing that the first eliancei
Was much longer that direction thar,
the dimensions of the present o.. l6Ss
eIancel.
W4 found that the skeletons in the
graves under cilaneel do notslie directly
east and west; btt lie little from.
laitllwest 10 southeast, following he
line Of tlie ljttie inner wall, rather than
itile walI of the 1855 church. which tie.
eng last year, pronounced to be most.
accurately placed according to the
points of tia compass.
ANNIE A.. CALI.
MARY yNINDEEff GARNETFT.
4 jamestown has cost us since last re-
I port Sie.e2 as against s9l6l6 in 1900 %.
Ave think this il good showing. cansld-.
eli7sg inc work which has been dore;; and
lust here | want ;o make an earnest ar-
seal To- I'll rIlerlllals Of the A.I Y. \.
l9.,ys present To make an effort TO AWAKEN
interest in The care Of Jamestown. u
prepare fer iiac great year OF 1907 n1aE-.
money i; needed We cannot let Wis.,
L tors III numbers from the whole conn try.
ana probably from other countries. so#to5
Jamestown and find no place TO reee We
tfeln II stgJlic interest in thai halloWed
#si,ct is already deep and increasing. In
1885 tho Southern Educational -Associa-
tia1 .tilal.s meet Ia r cllmoufi: in 1859 the
ORDER of.4tilg Cincinnati. VIII hold its8con-
| yo,lfion here each of these Bodies VIII.
Wish 10 ysit Jamestown
Are we prepared 10 entertain such dis
i tiilguishea yisitors@ In 1877 all#tne world
xiii coIne5to Richmond and 10 Norfolk,
anu 81 course 10 Jamestown. In October.
1851. the yeuerai convention Of the -
ttssiallf Episcopal Church Of the intel
K states VIII ilblasiis4 biennial session in the
II CAP TAI OF the Old dominion. II IS the
4 c.sj3iessea wish of several OF the iioRst*1f
4 bishops that the convention celebrate
4 iile three llUndredta anniversary Year of
i tile siTst English religious sel.sice on this
/ continent ~ going 10 Jamestown and
4 there holding commemorative services.
sAfe We prepared 2 70 these questions s:'e
4 az TINS committee must with sorrow an
swc) no. Therefore, y,ell Jamestown
Il comm Tree recommends 10 the association
the raising OF funds for the erection. as
4 eta3lS, a. poss ae Of 4 suitable house at
i jamestown Tor The reception and accom-
notation of guests, This bGild!ns should
4 hs. III early coIaniai styie: whether of
wood or brick dpeads entirely on the
amount i.aisel.. u Is atso.ill Y. We min =
e OF tfl,s committee That after hou-c
4 q finished. lle tssae.ation shol.d Unite
] Ii, III effort u rear tipe1l the foundation
4 Nails ST ihe ola church house OF wor-
sflit,. ffse osilt laen Of every creed
C;5Xt lis tlie5 means ana the anniversary
\ ,,,.at, va l1e one at rejoicing TO every
ane who has pride q race and love Tor
4 Nng5nia.
me work before the Jamestown Com
H mittee is sreat;8 tllat#of# the Tercentenify
Z Committee is great also Let them Work
Together. and work hard.
u IN closing let me say that the chairman
of tie jamestown Committee feels
i Very Unequal TO the position So noios.
ailsl lsegs THAT the association VIII not
nest tate B O recommend to the president
Z some one better fitted By age ana CIR
cutnstances TO carry on this. the most
pressing and most important work before
Il the \. p y. A.
Il OFFICERS CHOSEN.
4 The following officers were elected:
4 President. Mrs Joseph BRYAN; honorary
yiee-presiaent. Mrs. c. W. Coleman: FIST
4 yiee-presidtnt, Mrs ] Taylor Eilyson:
1 second vice president. Mrs T. Y. Nalen-
/ tine. third yicc-president. Mrs J. T..
4 Wcl,ford. fourth lee-president. Mrs.
Archer, Anderson: firth rice-n,esident.
y Mrs. H. A Claiboraae;siSth vicc-p,esident
j Mrs e. X. BAT at.s otiiag sesre.a- y.
4 M..s Mt Rotsiss cor~es'1cndiing ssecre-
] tna.n Mrs ]. Enders Robertson:l treas