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rur POINT OF coNTENTIoN.

AS it is represented that the French
authorities unlawfully interfered with
a concession of land, which was grant
ed to Mr.. Waller, for purpose of colOni-
zation ana development by the govern
ment of Madagascar, and attempted to
force that government TO annul the
same in derogation of the sovereignty
OF Madagascar and of the treaty be-
tween Madagascar and the United
States in conformity with the provis-
ions of which treaty the said conces-
sion " as granted TO Mr.. Waller and ac-
cepted by him. we call upon the gov
ernment of the United States TO main
tain all of the rights of property, law
fully acquired by Mr.. Waller and his
assigns under the said concession, and
to make the French government to
know that it cannot with impunity as
sail or sulvert the rights of citizens of
the United States under claim of a
protectorate or sovereignty which has
never been recognized by the govern
ment of the United States, and is dep
recated aud will be resisted to the last
extremity by the government and peo-
pie of Madagascar
Thanking the giver of all good things
for his gracious consideration of US,
and praying n continuance of his coun-
tenance to the building up of mankind
and our great republic, we are respect
| fully, T. Thomas Fortune, chairman
Charles S. Morris, G. II. Phillips.
Aftera spirited discussion by Editors
G. J. Perry, Charles 5. Morris, T
Thomas Fortune, w. Nj. Alexander and
John Mitchell, Jr., the report was
adopted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
ELEcrIoN or oFFrcERs.

The election of officers resulted in
the selection of the following: Presi-
dent, T. Thomas Fortune of New York
Vice President, Rev. @ III. Phillips OF
Tennessee; Secretary, z. + Cooper OF
Washington Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. w. II. Steward of Kentucky; His
torian, John @ Dancy of North Caro-
lima. John Mitchell, Jr., was elected
treasurer against his protest and re.
signed the position at once He re.
quested retirement from office w
Calvin Chase of w ashington was cleo
ted TO fill the vacancy.
VIM II Steward was elected chair
man OF the Executive Board. The
other members of the board are Rev
VIM. Alexander, J. Il. Clifford, G. J
Perry, G 5 Morris, Emmett J Scott
Rev DIR. w. B Johnson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
Officers Installed.

NORFOLK, VA, July 3, 1895
The following officers were duly in
stalled in Pythias Lodge, No. q, X. of
p, on the above named date Sirs r
R. Burgess, G. @. Thomas B. Stewart.
M. of W.; II. B. Brown; V. c.; Alfred
Pollard. Prelate; VIM. L. Willis, X of
r. and S. John A. Whitbee, NJ. of f. 4;
Isaiah Wilkins, M. of Ex- John Royal
Mat-A. Henry Hill, o. G.; Peter
Judkins, I G.. Attendants, Frederick
G.. Smith, Lewis Payne, Jordan Jones
and Robert Rainy. Trustees, Jordan
Jones, George w. Alexander and John
A. Whitbee.
Yours in +. c. B.,
w. T. Conaway, d. D. c. O., as
sisted by Sirs l.. S. Luton, G. 0. G.. and
Jacob Brinkley, p. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

WASHINGTON-The funeral of Mr..
James X Washington better known in
this city as James Street, son of Mrs
Diana Williams took place on Sunday,
July 7th at Fifth St Baptist Church,
Rev. w. +. Graham officiating. Mr.
Washington was born and reared in
this city but has lived in Boston
many years where he died after very
brief illness. The exercises were very
impressive and solemn. A large con-
course of friends of his dear mother
turned out to pay the last sad rites to
his memory. Mr.. w. Isaac Johnson
who went TO Boston for the remains
took entire charge of all funeral direc-
tiOns.
Much praise and credit-is due to Flu
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A Fire Cracker Entertainment.
GRRMANrowN. PA, July 3, lss

GRRMANrowN, PA, July 3, 1895.
The residence of Mrs. George Mayo
on last Thursday evening created a
sensation of something that has new
er before been seen in Germantown.
1t was fire craker entertainment Civ
en- in honor of Miss Sarah McCraw of
Richmond, Va. The guest enjoyed
themselves until about y O'clock
when they marched into the spacious
dining room, beautifully prepared with
the delicacies of the season. All en-
ioyed themselves until a late hour and
then departed for their several homes.
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In Loving Remembrance.

We the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the In
Vncible Lodge, 2674 G. U o. of o. lF.,
deeply feel the loss of our loving Pres
ident sister, Annie Shepherd,
WHEREAS it has pleased our Heavenly
Father in his divine providence to re-
move from our midst our beloved SIS
ter but we deeply feel that our loss Ii:
her eternal gain.
Mrs. JAMES NJ. FARLEY, Y. Pres.
" ARCHIE B. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
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That WASHINGTON EXCURSION
VIII surely run.

There viii positively be an excursion
run from Portsmouth, Norfolk, Old
Point, Hampton, Newport News, Will
liamsburg and Richmond to Washing
ton, Sunday Night, July 21, 1895.
There have been several unavoidable
postponements and changes in this ex-
cursion, but this date is final so get
ready and go with US. See schedule and
price in our large fad" in this paper.
~ For further information apply
to Nj. 7. LightfOot and Geo. Williams.
Jr., Managers, 20 west Leigh Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

JENsE1 OTTN1 JWWE = Io73l-
j. 9. Russell has for the last two
months been at Christ Hospital (of this
city, suffering from a severe form Of
Appendicitis with perforation and gen.
eral Peritonitis requiring Foperation,
under the professional care Of DIR. +.
ID. Gray, is out again; and wish TO
thank his friends and members of
Richmond Lodge, No. 65 +. and A. NJ.
also Masonic fraternity of n. Y. and
Jersey City, for their faithful care
during his illness. His wife formerly
Miss Annie NJ. Evans of Richmond
have Joined him and are now residing
at 164 Grand St., Jersey City where
they will be pleased to see their many
friends.
R.C.J.
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RIoHMoNp. Va, July s. 1896

hiCHMOND, Az - uiy ., 1910.
The Board of Trustees of Macedon-
ia Association held their regular meet
ing at their office, 22I w Broad St.,
and the following gentlemen were ad-
mitted to membership after paying the
required amount for their stock
Mr.. Thomas II. Rock, 1918 w. Moore
st. Mr. JEFF Davis, 72S Catherine st. ;
Mr.. Henry A. Turner, lib N. Foushee
st Lucius Storrs, 1908 n. 7th st
SpottswOod Robertson, 723 w. Leigh
st. Scott Wallace, 2ll w. Broad st.
Robt. b. Smith, 1911 Chaffin St. w. J.
Smith, 2O2 S. Beach St. T. S. Burleigh
SD st. Paul st.
This Society promises to do more for
the money than any other society that
now exists. Our agents will call on
you. Give them your application.
SPOTTswOOD ROBERTSON.
General Manager.
MISS ELLA B. WYATT,
Private Secretary.
] jy13-2t.
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Won the Sui

In the Law and Equity Court, Tues
day July 2nd the jury in the suit of
Edward Bum against the city of Rich
mond, rendered a verdict for $3.50 for
the plaintiff. The suit was brought to
recover $500 damages for injuries to
the property of the plaintiff, brought
on by careless excavation on the par
of the employees of the city. James
Lyons, Esq counsel.
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ATTENTION GRADUATES!

Alumni Association, OolOred Normal
School.
BUREAU CT INFORMATION:
RICHMOND, VA July 3, '95.
All graduates of the above named
school, seeking places are requested to
forward their applications to Mr.. w.
P. Burrell, secretary of the Alumni As
sOciation, 6O4 and 6O8 N. End Street,
True RefOrmers' Hall.
A. V. NoRRELL, Chairman,
Bureau of Information.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
colorsd Men Take the Places of Strikers

SHARON, PA July S.-Two weeks ago
the iabOrers at the sSharon Iron Works
went out on a strike for 20 per cent in
crease in wages. Various proposals
for a settlement have been offered and
rejected. The management decided
to put new men in the strikers places,
and yesterday a car containing twenty
colOred men was side tracked within
the plant. simultaneously with their
arrival the new men began to haggle
as to wages etc, and as a result the
works were not started this morning.
The arrival of the Negroes, together
with rumOrs as to more to take the
place of the strikers, has created much
CONSERVATION. What may result is
not known, but it is not any serious
out break will occur.
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neral Director VIM. Isaac Johnson for
the uniform courtesy and attenG2n
given the body, the distressed mother
and all the attendants. The people in
Boston were much surprised at Mr..
Johnson coming such a long distance
and so promptly, everything being
done in the most scientific and BUSH
ness like manner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
"R. F. O.a

If you wish to enjoy yourself then,
attend the Grand Encampment and
Picnic of the Richmond Female Ca
dets at Holmes Grove formally Wal
laces' Park, Tuesday, July %, 1895.
Competitive drill between the Broad
st ZOuaves and the r. +. Cadets at 6
o'clock Good music. Refreshments
in abundance. Admission 1Oc.
je13-2t.
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A Wealthy White Man Arrested For As
sault.

HAGERsrowN, ND, July 8.-Moore
Metz, bank director, and one of the
wealthiest residents of Smithsburg.
near here, was arrested to-day by Sher
if Seller on the charge of assaulting
the ten year old daughter of John We'll
Ter. He gave bail for his appearance
at hearing here on Wednesday. The
alleged crime was committed a week
ago. DR.. II. j. Bishop reports the child
in a critical condition. Metz is 65 wears
old. He was so well thought of by the
people of Smithsburg that the magis-
trate refused to issue a warrant for his
arrest. Acting State Wit
zenbacher, of this city, made an inves-
! tigation and ordered the mans arrest
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
REV. HOWARD SPEAKS.
Uongratulates the planet.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 8, 1885.
Dear Brother Editor&
1t is with pride I seRd>. you this re
newal of my subscription fQ the PLAN
EFT. / think it the eleanest. \Spiciest
and the brightest paper printed>0n be
half of the Negro race. Go on WISH
ington is with you. In fact AmerS%s
is with you, and better still, God Il
with you.
1 remain one who has been sub
scriber for five years.
w. J. Howard,
Pastor Zion Baptist Church.
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A ooLoRED PREACHER LYNcHED
Dragged from the Pulpit and Shot for an
Alleged Assault.

LAKE CRY, FLA, July At Hope
Henry, colored church, about five
miles southwest of Lake City and near
the line of the Fort White and Lake
City branch of the Savannah, Florida
& Western railroad, Robert Bennett, a
young colored preacher, was dragged
from the pulpit and lynched by par
ty of men between 4 and 5 o'clock this
morning. A revival has been-going on
at the church. When services closed
a mourner was at the bench in a trance.
The preachers and several others re-
NAMED to watch the man. All went
to sleep and the lynchers entered and
dragged Bennett mile from the
church and shot him to death. Ben
nett was accused of attempting to as
sault farmers daughter. 1t is said
the lynchers came from Suwanee
county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
MARRIAGE.

JAsPER-BOoKER-Owing the ILL
Sess of his father the marriage of Mr.
Adam l. Jasper to Miss Jennie Booker
took place Thursday, June 9th at the
residence of Rev. Il. ID Lewis, that di-
vine performing the ceremony. The
couple will reside at 1914 Chaffin St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
NOT LYNCHED!
THE GOVERNOR AOTs PROMPTLY
The Military Protects the Prisoner
and the State is Once More Saved
From Disgrace.

BERRYvILLE, VA, July S-(Special
A mob about one hundred strong, dis
guised and armed with rifles, shot guns,
revOlvers and other weapons. and also
carving supply of dynamite with
which they threatened to blow up the
Jail, If necessary, assembled last night
at n piece of woods one mile west OF
here, on the turnpike leading to Win
chester, for the purpose OF taking Hem
ry Robinson. the Negro now on trial
here for assaulting Miss Maggie Nails
on June 22nd, out of the jail and lynch
ing him. Rumors that such an at
tempt would be made reached Sheriff
/ K Briggs yesterday morning, aid
were confirmed 10y reliable Information
received at nightfall.
IMMEDIATE ACTION.
Realizing the necessity of immediate
action the sheriff summoned posse of
about forty citizens to guard the jail
Picketts were placed on all the roads
leading into town, and sc~tttS- sent out
20 reconnOitre About $50 o'clock
this morning news came that the mob
was moving, and Mayor Kownslar and
others went to meet and parley with
them. Mayor kownslar told them of
the determined resistance which would
meet them, read To them the riot act.
| and ordered them 10 disperse. which
they finally consented to do, avowing
openly, however. their determination
to lynch the Negro should the Jury fail
to convict him In the mean time
some of the lynchers came into town
and refusing to halt when commanded
by the guards, were fired upon The
| fire was returned, and the whole towr
| thrown into a state Of alarm. The
| lynching party is said TO have beer
/ composed of a set of determined mer
/ from this, Fauquier, and Fredericl
/ counties. some ofsthenn members of th,
| party that y Snched Negro Mt Kerns
| town about two years ago.
Intense excitement prevails through
out this and adjoining counties, nno
| further trouble is feared. The tria
| proceeded regularly to-day, the tim,
of the court being occupied by witness
es for the defence. and evidence tend
| ing to prove an alibi. The accused wa
on the stand this evening and denie,
! fiatly all charges against him. HI
demeanOr indicated that he was great
ly alarmed, and realized his danger
Gus position 1t will take another da'
10 conclude the evidence and argu
ments of counsel. The Monticell
| Guards, of Charlottesville. numberin
thirty-six men, Captain Keller com
manding, arrived at :3S tonight am
are on guard at the Jail. The Govern
or's action in sending the military {
Berryyille was based upon a reques
received by telegraph yesterday morn
ing from the Commonwealth AttoE
ney of the county, followed a shoI
while later by formal call from tn
| Sheriff for aid The Monticello Guar
responded very promptly to the Gov
I ernor's order, and lost 10 time in gel
ting to Berryville.
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the military sentence Of twenty years
Imprisonment imposed upon him by "a
French military court IN Madagascar
and shat if he is charged with any
crime or Offense against the laws of
France, he shall be tried by the civil
courts Of that country and defended
by the ablest French counsel that our
ambassador can obtain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

The Annual Excursion and Basket
Picnic of the Second Baptist Church
Sunday School will be given at West
Point, Tuesday July BIRD Fare Round
Trip. Adults, zoe. Children soc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
Summer Colds.

Summer Colds, including Hay Fever
and Rose Cold, are promptly relieved
and cured by DR.. Humphreys Specific
''77" For sale by all druggists. Price
% cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
Manhattan Giants.

The Manhattan Giants Baseball
Club will leave Sunday Night, July 14th
for Hampton, where they will cross
bats with the Hygeia Giants.
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MANCHESTER LETTER.
Entertainments Topics and 9th
er Items Of Interest.

Misses L r. Hickman and Ida Bin |
ga left the city on last Monday for |
Petersburg to attend the Teachers In |
stitute.
Mr.. George Lewis left for New York |
last Sunday night on pleasure trip.
On Friday night, 5th inst, the pala- |
tial parlor of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Moon was the scene of much enjoy
ment. The young ladies gave a grand
entertainment in honor of Miss Mat
thews of Farmville, who is visiting
our city. the guest of Miss Rosa B.
Coy. All enjoyed themselves until
late hour, they returned to their re-
spective homes. Refreshments were
served.
Another evening of pleasure was
spent on last Thursday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs John II.
Cousins, the occasion being an enter
tainment given in honor of Miss Etna
+. Moon. Amusements and all kind
of games were indulged in until the
early hours of morn, Refreshments
were served.
The funeral of Mrs. Adeline Miles
/ took place at the First Baptist
Church on the 9TH inst. She was an
ardent christian worker and loved by
all who knew her. 1t was a sad occa-
sion indeed. She leaves many rela-
tives and a host of friends to mourn
| their lost. ''Asleep in Jesus"
Miss Mary Jenkins left the city Sun
1 day last for Alexandria, Va, to attend
the Teachers Institute.
Mrs. Maize BurfOrd was married to
Mr.. Albert Green on last Sunday night.
! We wish the couple abundant success.
Rev. Sutton Griggs, the Editor of
the Virginia Baptist preached at the
First Baptist Church on last Sunday
evening at $3.50.
the Second Baptist Church during the
absence of Rev. J. T. Russell. He
is an excellent preacher and one would
do well to hear him.
TOPICS.
The topics in our last weeks issue
were the talk of the day in nearly every
home where the PLANET found its wav
! They created quite a sensation in the
/ Sabbath School also. Why don't yoU
know that that harmless poetry caused
I two of our fair, good-looking, intelli
? gent females to have a ''bust up'
! Great Jehosphatl is it come to this?
Yes, it seems as if she has "turneC
t him down" and has taken up the ole
reliable, although he is a Railroad
man.
Right thinking people will not tax,
= every thing to themselves, especial,
when others are guilty of the veri
e ! same act
= We were listening to the Salvation
t Army a few days ago and they wer,
e actually talking so good that it cause,
- one of our good old baptist sisters t.
exclaim "umph dat is right"
+ Say beau, you can't rush but on
f girl at time. You must drop one O
+ the other, or they viii drop you.
y The girls have given three enter
tainments within one week. The boy
haven't even said "scat."
Let go that coat-tail and stop wipin
e your eyes, she will only stay at tn
Il Teachers Institute two week Poe
n fellow.
e She is having hard time of it. A
II OF her fellows haye gone north, but sh
y has one consolati0p, that is her be.
Il fellows picture. RATS.
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They don't laugh-mules don't.
but the people are well pleased with
the offers of the Cohen Co. See adver-
tisement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
Cotton States and international Exuosi
ton.

Persons who are preparing exhibits
for the Cotton States and Internation-
al Exposition will kindly notify the
City Commissioner w. A. Jackson.
Esq, at the office of Richmond PLAN
ET before July 10Th. Pe will be glad
to furnish applications for space and
all other information required. We
will be pleased to receive cBeditable
exhibits Of all kind to be forwarded in
stalled and returned free of charge to
the exhibitor. Information can be OBJ
tanned also OF Mrs. X. ID. Bowser, Lady
Commissioner, 1908 n. 7th St.
d. WEBSTER DAVIS,
State Commissioner.
Address from July 2nd to July 3Oth.
Alexandria, Va, State Teachers Sum
mer Normal School.
Je22-4t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

Hurrah for the delightful trip to
Danville on Saturday night, July 9th,
Fare 81 90.
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THE EDITORS MEET.
AFRO-AMERIOAN JOURNALISTS IN
SESSION AT BALTIMORE.
The Address to the Country Officers
Elected.
BA1rIMoRR. MD. July 10. 1898.

bALTINORE, MD July 10, 1910.
The National AfrO-American Press
Association met Tuesday at u o'clock
at the Sharon Baptist Church. Carey
and FRESHMAN Streets.
President John G. Dancy of the Sal
isbury, n c., A. NJ. r. Zion Quarterly
in the chair Rev. George L. Bragg, Jr-
OF the Baltimore, Md Church Advo-
cate, Secretary
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-21

IL seems to us that such man ought
always to have the applause of every
newspaper printed in Montana.
The friends of silver are evidently
watching out, but probably nothing
will be done respecting the currency
during this session of congress The re-
publicans will soon have the house of
representatives; what they will do re-
mains to be seen. Our opinion is that,
had they held the majority in congress
last week, the gold bonds would have
been voted-republican precedent
warrants that belief. Meanwhile, the
STANDARD is for the men who bring
about the free coinage of silver; and it
doesn't make any difference to this
newspaper which political party these
men train with
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-21
Speaking of Weather.

Montana is a much abused state.
Everywhere she is held up as an illus
tration of horrible weather. Eastern
newspapers attribute the origin of the
recent cold wave to this state and even
paper so near us as the Spokesman
ReUie1C of Spokane, calls the attention
of its readers to the terrible extremes
of heat and cold to which we are sub
jected.
AS a matter of fact, Montana has en-
joyed better weather this month than
any other portion of the country
While California was suffering from
snow blockades and floods, with farms
ruined and railroads blockaded, Mon
tana's skies were clear and her traffic
uninterrupted. While the fruit crop
of the South and East has been ruined
and men and women frozen to death
from New York to Texas, Montana
has experienced no difficulty. There
has been but single fatality in the
state resulting from the cold. Mon
tana is all right
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-21
AS TO the Jones Bill.

The Inter Mountain has gre atly
feared that the Jones silver bill would
pass The bill itself is good; its ope-
ration, If the adv coates of free COIN
age are right in their contention.
would help 10 bring about silver's
full restoration at a ratio close to
sixteen TO one. In other words, it is a
bill that ought to have the well-wish-
ing of every friend of free coinage;
the Inter Mountain was foolish enough
TO be afraid of it because a democrat
introduced it.
Probably Senator Jones had little
thought that his bill would become a
law-he knows the makeup of the
house and the temper of the admins
tration. But he pressed his bill, and
we presume he did il with the APP
proval OF silyer's frie nds, republicans
and democrats, among the members
Of the senate. 1t was put before the
people at the hour when the opposi-
ton was pressing a gold-bond scheme:
il was the kindlng of another watch
fire; 10 was notice 10 the country that
the defenders OF silver are on guard
Whoever the man who raises the free
coinage dag and whatever his politics,