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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

A SENSATIONAL WEDDING.
Rev. Lewis Performs the Oeremony-Mr
Oliver Angry-The Groom Flees.

A sensational marriage took place
Wednesday, July 3rd, l1l7 n. Firs,
Street, at about O'Clock
1t seems that AIr. Henry G Rolden.
a barber, has been paying attentions t.
Miss Olivia c., the daughter of the
we'll known Mr.. John Oliver.
Having expended much upon the
young lady In question, sending her L.
the Conservatory of Music at Boston.
and securing her position as teacher
in the public schools, the parent IN
question did not regard with favor the
attentions of MIR. BOlden, and stated
plainly that his habits and his income
were not such as to secure his consent
to the union.
The course of true love never runs
smooth, so the young man insisted up
on seeing his lady-love, and being dis
covered after having taken an evening
drive, the young couple feared the pa
rental frown, and did not return. Mis-
Oliver spent the night at lady-friend's
house, while the irate father notified
the young man the next day that he
must have his daughter at his house
by y o'clock.
The couple resolved to settle the
matter, and Mr.. BOlden hurried to the
residence of Rev. Il. ID. Lewis, B. d.
wiz 10 Ju0S SoihB Ou0 he was IN
duced to get into a carriage and 20 TO
the residence Of the intended groom.
The ceremony was performed and
about five minutes later Mr.. Oliver put
in appearance. When he learned of the
marriage, he was angry. The groom
came out and a heated colloquy fol-
lowed.
Mr. Oliver struck at Mr. Bolden who
warded of the blow. He put his hand
behind him, and the groom, thinking
he had a revolver, ran with the fleet
ness Of "a deer. The father was out
distanced.
A peace warrant was secured, but
the Justice dismissed it and lectured
the groom.
Mr.. Oliver is thoroughly detected,
but bitter, this being his favorite
daughter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
PERSONALS & BRIEFS.

DO you subscribe to the PLANET?
You should do so.
-Rev. T. Oliver of West Ten
nessee called 10 see US
Miss f. f. Boiling is spending
her vacation in New York city. The
guest OF her uncle.
Mrs. f. p. Pierce who has been
visiting Lynchburg has returned to the
city.
Master Eddie L. Harper of SI3 n.
Bird Street left June 18th for Media,
Del. Co, to spend the summer.
We Edo all kinds Of job wort.
We are doing much of it, and can do
much more.
Mr.. A. w. Calvin called on us.
Miss S. E. cambridge and Miss
Kate Carter are in Goochland the
guest of Mrs. NJ. cambridge.
Mrs. J. L. Mines of 22l Brooke
Ave, who has been very sick is inn
proving under the skillful treatment of
DIR. 5. IL. Dismond. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Have you paid your subscription
1tHN III bAtt dIiOulit NJ oUCt.
Mr.. G. K. Pollock has fitted up
an attractive garden at his place of
business. corner 3rd and Baker streets
where ice-cream, cake, soda water and
other refreshments viii be served in
first class style. Call and see him.
Mrs. Thomas Page of Philadel-
is in the city, to spend few weeks
with her relatives and friends after
spending few days with her father in
Baltimore.
Miss Lille E. Black left last
Thursday for New York where she will
spend about four weeks visiting
friends.
Bring your job-printing to the
PLANET OFFICE.
Prof G. J. Daniel of Va n. and
q. Institute called on US. He repol ted
splendid session of the Teachers In
stitute There are I57 teachers in at
tendance.
Prof. g. w. Hayes and bride arrived
in the city on the 2nd inst and are now
residing at the residence of the groom's
mother, 1000 n. Third St.
Rev. c. II. Philips of Beaver
Dam Va, called on US
We return thanks for the invita-
tion received to attend the Fifteenth
Annual Meeting of the District Grand
Lodge No. / of Pennsylvania 10 be held
at Scranton, Pa. on September 10th and
nth '95
We return thanks for the invita-
tion received TO attend the First An
nuai Picnic of the Tuxedo Club
Thursday, July 4th, '95 at Beavers
Grove.
Miss Sarah McCraw and grand
mother left the city last Thursday to
spend the summer in Germantown,
Penn. with her aunt.
Persons desiring photographs of
the Va. Baptist State Convention at
suffolk, Va, can send in their orders
Price, 90 cents each Address, The
PLANET, Richmond, Va.
We'll send the PLANET four
for 80 cents. Try it.
Miss Eyilliana Winston of 2O9 s.
3rd ST., is rusticating in Powhatan Co.,
Va.
Miss Belle Adams of COS W. Grace
st, who has been indisposed is out
again.
Mrs. DIR. John II. Holmes of
Winchester, Ky, and her two little
children, Marie and Lillian are in the
city, the guest of Rev JAS. II. Holmes
and family. The doctor Will pay a
lying trip here some time next month.
Mrs Rev. James II. Holmes who
was quite sick last week is up again af-
ter being under the treatment of DR..
Sarah C. Jones.
Misses Marietta L., and Mag
gle Chiles visited Hampton. The
latter remained two weeks returning
to the city on Sunday last.
The Third ST. Baptist Church is
prospering under the ministrations of
Rev. w +. Nash. 1t is located near
DuVal St, in the building known as
Cooks Hail.
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DEATHS.
Passes Away.

CHEsTERFgELD VA '95. Mrs Addie
Greene the beloved daughter OF Mrs
Susan Davis, departed this life June
26th, '95 in the full triumph of faith.
She has been member of Midlothian
Baptist church for "a years. She was
81 years of age. She leaves a husband.
two sons, and mother, one sister.
four brothers and a host of friends to
mourn their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Annual election of officers of King
Solomon Lodge No. % A. f. NJ. took
place June the 4th, '95. The follow ing
officers were elected. 0. Lewis w.
M Scotland Jones. S. w John Booker,
J w; w. s Jackson, Sec James E.
Dixon, Treasurer. Appointed officers,
Sidney Jones, ). d; w. X. Brown, Jr.
d; V NJ. Gwathney and Esau Boyd
Stewards Alexander Cary. Tiler A .
/. Johnson, Chaplain
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

RIcHAfoND VA. July 14th 's5-There
will be a grand rally at the Galilee Bap-
tist church of New Town on the sec
ond Sunday in July. We are com
PEELED to raise 500 within fifteen days
We hope the friends and members of
different churches will please come out
and help us. At IL 80 Rev. A. Binga of
Manchester will preach, 3 80 Rev. w.
+. Graham 800
Rev. j. T. Carter, pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
Something New.

Greenwood Grove picnic grounds on
the Seven Pines Road viii be opened
by 3rd st A. M. +. Church Sunday
School picnic on Tuesday July 16, 95.
Come and have an enjoyable time.
Clay st. electric line makes cOnnec-
tiOn with the Seven Pines electric road
every hour. Fare the round trip 2Oct
iY 6 2t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
The Star of Bethlehem Annual Sermon

viii be preached at the Mt. Calva-
rvs Baptist church in Rockets by Rev.
A. Ferguson pastor of said church on
the 4th Sunday. We desire to see as
large a congregation as possible out at
said church on Sunday above speci-
he'd. Brother +. d. Fitzgerald 1st Off
Ger of the Star will make a statement
concerning the Star before services
commence. Miss Eliza Dudley, Pres.
f D. Fitzgerald First Officer; Eman-
uel Harris, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
Thanks.

Custer Post, No II, G. A r., return,
thanks to the several churches and So
cieties, that contributed money for the
memorial: First Baptist, Second, 4th.
Mt Carmel, Mt Calvary, Rising Mt.
Zion and Galilee Baptist Churches.
Sisters Of the Testament, United d. of
A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
That WASHINGTON EXCURSION
WIN surely run.

There will positively be an excursion
run from Portsmouth, Norfolk, Old
Point, Hampton, Newport News, VIII
Iiamsburg and Richmond to Washing
ton, Sunday Night, July 2l, 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 "ad'' in this paper.
IL For further information apply
TO Nj. I. Lightfoot and Geo. Williams.
Jr., Managers, 20 west Leigh Street
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

Persons who are preparing exhibits
ior the Cotton States ana Information
al Exposition will kindly notify the
City Commissioner w. A. jackson
Esq, at the Office of Richmond Plan
ET before July 10th. He will be glad
to furnish applications for space and
all other information required. We
will be pleased to receive creditAble
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. r. ID. Bowser. Lady
Commissioner, zoos n. 7th st.
ID. 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, 1895-07-06
ATTENTION GRADUATEs!I

Alumni AssOciati0n, UOlOred Normal
School
BUREAU CT IMPORTATION:
RICHMOND, VA July 3, '95
All graduates of the above named
school, seeking places are requested to
forward their applications to Mr. W.
2. Burrell, secretary of the Alumni As
sociation, 6O4 and 6O6 n. 2nd Street
True Reformers' Hall.
A. Y. NoRRELL, Chairman,
Bureau of Information.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

Desired to Build His Own Scafold.-
Lynched the Next Day-Iawless
Marylanders.

DENTON, Nd, July 1.-People have
made up their minds that Marshall
Price, the murderer of Sadie Dean. is
either half-witted or else he is a william
with method, who seeks to arouse
sympathy by queer actions. I've is
doomed TO die on Friday next, unless
the Court of Appeals shall Interfere .
and there IS likelihood that he will be
granted brief respite.
OBTAINING POINTS.
However, the work of erecting tbs
gallows is proceeding, Sheriff Perry
having been over to ElktOn a short
time ago, where he obtained points on
the hanging of a colored man.
To-day Price made one of those
queer displays like others that has
aroused the public since he has been
under the official eye. A lot of lum-
Der was brought into the jail yard and
dumped where it could be seen by the
condemned man.
PECULIAR ENQUIRIES.
When the sheriff came along PIce
asked him if the lumber was intended
for the scafold.
Yes" replied the sheriff.
Price.
mot yet" said the sheriff.
Give me a hammer and saw, and I'll
help you to put up the scaffold, J." said
Price, 'Tmtired of sitting here"
THE sHzaIFF HoRRIF1ED.
"Oh, no." exclaimed the sheriff hor-
rihed at the thought of the man helm
ing to erect his own death trap. And
then he added: "We'l have men
enough tomorrow"
Il don't like TO stand at that window
and look at those fellows putting up a
thing to choke the life out of me-" re-
torted Price.
SORRY lie COULDN'T HELP.
Sorry I can't let you help.p remark
ed the sheriff, "but it is against the
rules"
Price does not seem to be at all
afraid of death. If he shall be respit-
ed it viii not be safe TO keep him here.
as he will in all probability be lynched.
LYNcHED BY THE LAw1Ess.
DENTON, ND, July 2.-Marshal E
Price, (white), who was recently con-
victed of the murder of Sallie Dean.
the sixteen-year-old school girl in
February, and sentenced to be hanged
on Friday next, was taken from the iaiI
at IL o'clock tonight and hanged to a
tree in the Jail yard.
BEGGED FOR HIS LIFE.
Price begged piteously of the Jail Of
iicers that they protect him when the
crowd of strange men battered down
the door of the prison, but the jailers,
seeing that they were outnumbered
probably fifty to one. could do moth
ing, and offered little resistance. The
respite granted TO Price to-day, pend
ing the Court of Appeals, which does
not meet until October, so enraged the
city of Caroline county that the action
of the mob to night is hardly sur
prise.
THE LYNCHERs ARE KNOWN.
All day groups of men stood about
discussing the murder and Prices ef-
fort TO implicate School Teacher Cor
cOran in the crime.
1t is not known whether any of the
lynchers were recognized, but no at
tempt to conceal their identity was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
WHITE MANS CRIME
Murdered His Family and Himself His
Wife Hacked to Pieces.

Close ON the heels of the Pollard
murder in Lunenburg county comes
news OF another in Caroline, which foi
brutality and butchery is horrifying in
the extreme. The tragedy occurred
yesterday morning at 80 O'Clock at
Dawn Post Office. in Caroline county
which is about eight miles from Dos
well station, on the Richmond Freder-
ickSburg and Potomac railroad. Par
tise reaching this city last night
brought the following details:
WHEN THE TROUBLE BEGAN.
Edgar Phillips, a worthless white
man. with a wife and son, lives at
Dawn. Yesterday morning about 8 80
screams were heard by neighbors ema-
mating from Phillips house. Mr..
James, a neighbor, rushing to the
house, found Mrs Phillips dead, hav-
ing been stabbed and mutilated
A TERRIBLE sCENE.
Near the wife lay the husband, with
his abdomen cut open in several
places. The ten-year-old son had his
stomach cut open, and was also
stabbed in the arm.
The boy related that breakfast had
been prepared, placed on the table,
and the family were seated around
ready TO partake of the meal. when his
mother walked to the fireplace.
STABBED Wis WIFE.
His father followed her. and while
his mother was benoing over the fire
his father, seizing her suddenly, threw
her backwards, and stabbed her in
twelve places.
The boy seized a shovel and struck
his father, who then turned upon his
son and stabbed him, infiicting dan
gerous wounds in the stomach and
arm.
KILLED HIMSELF.
Phillips then turned his bloody knife
upon himself, infiicting such wound
in his stomach that he collapsed imme-
diately.
DR.. Pollard, physician, was sum-
moned and dressed the wounds of the
boy, the father refusing TO allow surgi-
cal aid to be rendered Go himself DIR.
Pollard said yesterday that Phillips.
the elder, could not possible survive
last night.
A SICKENING SIGHT.
Mrs. Phillips was literally hacked to
pieces, her body presenting CHASTITY
spectacle.
No cause can be assigned for Phil
lips diabolicel deed other than innate
depravity and insanity.
The community is much stirred up
over the terrible affair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
CHURCH HILL NOTES.
A Serious Accident Averted-News Items
in Brief

Miss Mary Wilder. her brother, Har-
vie, Mrs. Catharine r. Evans, her sis
ter and Mrs Mary Bailey, were the oc-
cupants of the vehicle that was upset
in the runaway accident on Union Hill
on last Saturday. The affair created
quite an excitement, and many were
the sumOrs aflOat to the effect that the
entire party had been seriously injured
but fortunately they escaped with but
few flesh wounds, and bruises, except
Mrs. Evans whose arm was broken In
the attempt to jump from the vehicle.
The cause of the accident is said to
have been due to the breaking of the
breeching OF the harness, which caused
the vehicle to run against the horse.
frightening him, and in his efforts to
extrlcate himself, started off with the
above effects Mrs. Mar Willis and
her daughters, at whose residence.
24th St., and Church Hill Ave. the
party was taken, did all in their power
for them and forthwith sent for DR.. r
+. Tancil who soon responded and rem
dered the necessary professional servi-
ces. Miss Wilder who is the trustwor-
thy Agent for the Galhean Relief As
sOclatiOn in this section, was on her
way to the Office to make Nher report.
and but FOR the assistance of kind
friends among whom vera several
white lads, her cash which Was scat
tered in ever direction, woulM have
been lost.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

They'll befriend you and make lit
tie money go long ways. Read the
advertisement of Messrs. julius Sycle
& Son.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

THE people are. puzzled, but
Messrs. Julius Sycle & Sons continue
to cut prices and give the people the
benefit Of great bargains.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
From 10 to ID o'clock.

10 pieces of 2-yard-wide 6Oc White
French Organdie at 25ce a yard. One
dress to a customer.
Early IN the season we were proud of
the 25S Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Knit
Vest. Here in tO-day's selling at 90
each, White or Ecru. Others.
Ladies' 81 Vests, ? for sc.
Ladies 5O4 Lisle Vests, for 5Oe.
Ladies 339 Lisle Vest, , for 800.
Children Croquet Swiss Ribbed so
Vests, ? for 81.
Ladies' Silk Ribbed 75S Vest, , for 70
Ladies' High-Neck and Low-Sleeve
Crochet 25c. Vest, , for 25e.
Mems 5OS Balbriggan Vests, Cali
sizes) , for 5OS.
Crockery and Glassware Half-Price.
100 Water Sets, tankard- shape lug. thin
blown tumblers, embossed waiter, s
pieces, an everyday 65S set-32I5c.
70 dozen Flower Vases, full 8-inch
slze-the handsOmest vase ever sold
at 25S-121Sc.
Real Bohemian Vine Sets. beatatifu3lv
decorated, our special 81 % set-62l%
80 dozen 5-inch Plates for tea glasses.
rich Imitation cut-glass pattern, a
desirable 144 article-7c.
Large size Berry Bowls, fine imitation
BOWls-l215c.
Finest Flint-Blown Rhine Wine Glass
es, regular price 81 % dozen-11215c
Highest Grade American White Porce-
lain Tea Cups and Saucers, neat and
desirable shape-Our regular 81 p
per dozen,goOds, 62c.
Our 4Sc. POrcelain-COvered Dishes. 24e
HAvILAND & Cos French China Scum
Plates, never sold heretofore for less
than SO 80 dozen-$1 50.
Genuine Yitrified China Fish-Dish.
never sold for less than SO each-$1 so
5 casks Genuine English China
Toilet sets, six pieces, clear dec
OratiOns, assorted colors. a
splendid So value, $1.25 com
plete. Selling starts at 10
clock.
Our regular 15S size ''Rebecca at the
Well' Tea-Pots, re.
Our 129 Yellow Mixing Bowls. &c.
Our large size Yellow Mixing Bowls.
always 19S-916c.
Our 81 Yellow Pie-Plates, as long as
they last, PIC.
Our sc. Oval Baking Dishes, %
Our &c. Yellow Custard Cups, II.
Our lOc. Rockingham Milk Boilers, sc.
Real English China Tea Sets, SO
pieces, heated assorted decorations,
nicely shaped, $4-$2.
From 10 80 to IL 30
1 900 Hardwood Ice-Bowls. smooth
~ finished, &c. each-quantity limited
to customer.
The COHEN co.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

The highest price paid for pieces of
diamonds or white stone by
+. J. CRANE,
1925 w. Broad st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

RICHMOND, VA. July 7th '95-Com-
munion at the Galilee Baptist church
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. at II 80 preach
ing by the pastor, Subject: "True Holi-
ness" s 80 Rev. ParsOn.
Rev. J. I. Carter, pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

"A little money is all that is nee
essary ana your best girl will be happA
ice-cream at P0llocks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

They don't laugh-1mules 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, 1895-07-06
REaGEp FoR HIS LEE.
THE LYNonnRs ARE KNowN.

All day groups of men stood about
discussing the murder and Prices eff
fort to implicate School Teacher Cor
coran in the crime.
1t is not known whether any of the
lynchers were recognized, but no at
tempt to conceal their identity was
made.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

When the evenings are hot, and
you are tired call on Mr.. Pollock.
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EVERY COLORED MAN

Should Have this Jour-
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
Iy Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LabOring
Class of the South.
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From IL to ID o'clock.

All Silk Brocaded Whipcord worth,
81 40 yard. for soc. Limited quanti-
ty TO any one buyer.
White Dimity Dots, were the pride
of the maker at Doc. yard, during the
Half-Price Sale S94c.
Other White Good are:
25c Open Herring Bone Nainsook for
l2c
So Sheer White India Lawn for A..
25S Colored Dotted Swiss for 1215e.
l3S White India Linen for 63IS.
0Oc Mosquito Net for 25S piece.
loS White India Linen for %.
1887 White Duck for S15e yard.
25f Persian Null for 121sS.
l6S White Dimity (short lengths) for
624S.
$50 Silver Bleached Table for 29c.
15S Linen Crash for 71SS.
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From 10 to II O'Clock.

100 Ladies' 81 Wrappers for 500.
Ladies' 81 Wrappers for SOC.
Ladies So 40 Bathing Suits for 50 20.
Ladies 81 Flannellette Dressing Sac
ques for soc.
Jackets and Wraps at one-half.
About four hundred pieces Of Mat
ting need selling.
15S Fancy Straw Mattings for 75SS
2SS Fancy Straw Mattings for 14lSc.
&C. Mattings for Ice.
4Oc. Mattings for 2Oc.
Last seasons Carpets, including long
and short lengths. Rugs, Oil-Cloths,
etc., at one-half during this sale.
HALF-PRICE SALE-SOme lady return
ed with a sample of Silk to buy at 81
yard. 1t was marked to SOC. Other
instances were out-of-town orders for
Dress Goods at 59c., and it was sent at
2S1sc. It's Cohen's way Of doing busi-
ness.
Plisse 81 Silks for soc.
Tadetta Checked Silks were 49c., for
241Sc.
Drapery Silks, were 500. for 25c.
Grenadines, were 81, for soc.
Black Satin, was 96c., for 4Sc.
81 TaHetta Shirt-Waist Silks for soc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

DENTON, ND, July 2.-Marshal E.
Price, (white), who was recently con-
victed of the murder of Sallie Dean.
the sixteen-year-old school girl in
February, and sentenced to be hanged
on Friday next, was taken from the Jail
at IL o'clock tonight and hanged to a
tree in the Jail yard
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
Cotton States and International Exuosi-
tiOn.

8-22-tf.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06
HE sHcRIFF HORRIF1ED.

'Oh, no." exclaimed the sheriff, hor-
rified at the thought of the man help
ing to erect his own death trap. And
then he added: "We'lI have men
enough tomorrow"
Il don't like to stand at that window
and look at those fellows putting up a
thing to choke the life out of me-" re-
torted Price.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-06

Miss ALICE HUGHEs,
President.
Miss NJ L CHILEs, Secretary.
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