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Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

the friends. Mr.. A. d. Price prepared
the body for Its long voyage to Nova
Scotia
The following are among those who
led a surprise on Rev. and Mrs. II.
Powell last Friday night: Mrs. Eliza
Jasper, Miss +. Z. Jasper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mas Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spott Lewis, Mrs. Annie J. Crowders,
Mesdames Sarah Brooks, Susan Flip
pin. Frances Beverly, Emma Dan
bridge and others.
Our good people seem never to tire
in doing deeds of kindness for those
Who come among theLs to live and
make good leaders and agreeable
neighbors and friends Rev. Powell
publicly thanked all on last Sunday.
May God bless each of you.
He is a bad man, We are reliably
informed that a certain young man
is not at all careful about how he
treats his aged mother, and that some
young laoies intend to give him good
sound thrashing if they know of him
treating his mother improperly sgain.
Good for you girls, give him a regular
cowhiding. You had better look out,
youngster. they are on 20 you.
o. X. Brother w. L. N, we shall be
glad to meet thee. 1t is not often two
extremes meet, but we shall try our
luck. I'l just tell her what you said,
see
"AJAx."
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
FULTON NOTES.

BENJAMIN, the little son of deacon
William Fleming, got his left eye so
badly hurt on the 18th inst while play
ing cadie, that il had to be taken out.
Be careful boys.
Last Sunday the Sunday Schools OF
Fulton were we'll attended but not as
good as they should be for there are
numbers of children who do not at
tend any school We regret very much
TO see such neglect. Parents see to
il that your children attend some Sun
day School on the Lords day.
At Rising Mt. Zion Sunday School
MANY scholars raise their hands In
an swer TO a query of the superin-
tendent who desires TO be converted.
Rev. James offered fervent prayer in
heir behalf. Brother +. Williams of
Richmond Theological Seminary ap-
| pealed earnestly to the scholars to re-
pent and accept Christ.
| At p. m. Rev James administered
| the Lords Supper to a large audience
| Leonard Smith, treasurer, and brother
| Henry Carter deserve credit for the
work of rebuilding the church fence
which was blown down.
| William Anderson, the tallest dea-
con Of this city and trustee OF Rising
/ Mount Zion Baptist Church, smiled at
| the result of the Youth Band concert
which netted the Church $26 SO which
enabled the trustees, Smith and Ander-
son. on Monday last to pay one note OF
the church edifice. About seven hun
dred persons attended Prof. Patter.
sons concert and all were we'll pleas
ed.
White Lilly Club, No. l, meets a
Mrs j. X Normon's, on Graham st
! for the benefit of church every Mon
dav night Mt p m. Officers j. Mormon
| president, Martha Morris, secretary
| Rebecca Smith. treasurer. All arr
, invited to a tend.
Rev A. Ferguson, pastor OF Mount
Calvary Baptist Church, has had
: sick company for many months, but h
: ia not d iscouraged, though he is afflict
ed. He trusts in his God
Rev. Ferguson on last Monday a
z 8 80 preached the funeral of Alberta
s the daughter of deacon Peter White
!; who died on the 18th list. at p. n
D with hope in Jesus She was only ]
wears old. A large crowd witnessed tn
t funeral
Q Mr.. Jacob Johnson who fell on Les
: ter Street, rear Rockets bridge on tn
18th inst. about l p M, died on tn
q 18th, at q. m.
2? He was about 65 years old aud ha
no family.
n If you want to read q good papt
8 full of good instructions get the Ricl
n mond Planet.
Mr-TAomas Paige was unable to a.
it commodate you last week as the d
h mand was greater than he expected
IT but will supply your wants hereafte
Buy and pay, feeling that you will
Te helping a most worthy young man al
le one that is doing all he can for his IL
u len people. May God bless hlm TO
| ever
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Evans. was then begun. 1t was in
deed a beautiful sight and those pres
ent were unanimously of the opinion
that they had never seen anything
more impressive and instructive and
that the ceremony would never be for
gotten.
This council was organic d by the
ard uous efforts of Mrs. Maggie l.. Wal
ker. assisted by Mesdame Hester
Lightfoot Williams, Q. Patti A. Meri-
dith, Mary V. Young. Mary K. Griffin,
Sophia +. Walker, and Maggie J Mack
lin, to whom much honor and credit
is due.
Heliotrope Council starts out amid
pleasant surroundings and judging
from the ability and popularity of her
members, bids fair to be, in the near
future one of the finest councils in the
| Order.
The following are the officers and
members Worthy Chief, Miss Mari
eta L. Chiles, Vice Chief, Miss Louisa
j. Corbin, Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Lillian Harris Payne, Treasurer, Mics
Martha Trice. Senior Conductor, Mrs.
Yoetta Walker, Junior Conductor,
Miss Gertrude Washington, Inside
Sentinel. Miss Fannie Dixon, Outside
| Sentinel Katie @. Watkins, KeeDer OF
i w OAAc, Mlcc 1N1unAC " w 0tt. OO0AeNa%
Ad., mrs. Harriet johnson, w. Treas
urer. Mr.. A Walker, Jr., Chaplain
Mrs. Irene Storrs.
Mary E. Wiley, Susie Jackson, Ber-
ia Cox, Gertrude Bailey, Felicia Cow
in, Ida Baker, Eva Trent, Mittie Tyler
Jane Lightfoot. Martha Stewart, Alice
Jeter, Bette Young, Julia Johnson,
Mary A. Walker, Virginia Randolph
Mary Hamm, Annie Blackwell Ida 7
Foster, Ardelia White, Jamie Boyd
Georgia Dooley, Carrie Christian, Bet
tie Fitzhugh, Agatha Miller, Maggie
Valentine. Eliza Matthews, Cora Mayo
Matilda Tinsley, Hattie Jones, Lille
West, Lucie Harris, Roberta White
Lelia Harris, Sarah Coles, Katie Digg
. Rebecca w. Boots, Octavia Harris
Margaret Burrows, Rosa Clarke
Francis Jones. Maria White, Salli'
7 Whire, Victoria Moon, Char ott
Brown. Berta Washington, Rutl
5 Shackleford. Martha A Willis, Emil,
p Sheppard, Addie Thomas, Ruth e
a Winston, Mary Acres, Ella Harris
Susie Singleton. Roberta Brokenbor
3 ough, Phenola Singleton.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
Mr.. JACQUES SPEAKS
He DenOunCes His Ira
ducers.
NOT nUCH MARRIED AS
ALLEGED.
He Explains The Existing
Conditions.

WAsHINaToE, D. G March 16, 1897.
Mr.. g0.s2 Mitchell, Jr.,
Dear Sir:-My attention was call
ed to an editorial in the PLANET in
which was charged by the Jackson
vile (Fla.) Advocate that 1 had four
wives These are lies of deepest dye.
1 can prove it and have friends at Fort
Worth, Texas, that l can prove I never
had wife there nor in Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas, my birth place where my
brothers and aged father now live.
This is only an underhand stroke at
my character.
have been married twice and di-
vorced my first wife who is now living
in Jacksonville, Florida, and don't
deny the fact. Those who know the
facts in this case will bear me out that
was right in my action. I deem il
unwise to go in details further than to
brand the matter as low down false
hoods.
No, sir, would not lay myself liza
BILE to the courts of this land in nc
such manner. i am ready TO prove
my character any day by those Ehs
know me
For the last five years have beer
giving employment to upwards OF y
| and 90 of our young women in the ar
work and have often had to travel will
them in various cities and towns ans
that has given rise to some of these lies
| 1 made too many friends in Rich
mond, Va, to allow this charge to g
unanswered. While there found yol
to be true friend of mine as you ar
to every man that is trying to do some
thing to aid his race. But in Wash
ington last fall u number of my teach
ers whom had taken from the coo
kitchen and wash tub and made ther
artists tried to rob me of both IN
name and money. was robbed out {
10000 but am still at work for th
race.
I 1 am at this writing delivering
series of lectures in Philadelphia an
have ten art classes here now.
II Yours,
w. @. o. JACQUES
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
HELIOTROPE COUNCIL, NO. l6O, 1. o.
OF ST. LUKE.
[Consscrated by Maggie L Walker, r.
=. U. G. Lecturer ]

[COnsecrated by Maggie i Walker, r.
r. U. &. Lecturer
On Friday evening, 18th inst. about
$50 members of the Independent Or
der of Saint Luke of Virginia we're
gathered at the Samaritans' hall, 9Th
and Duval streets, to witness the con-
secration of Heliotrope Council, 16O,
independent Order of Saint Luke.
Promptly at o'clock the vast as
semblaee was raped to order by Past
Right Worthy Grand Chief M H. Grit
fin, and the beautiful and impressive
ceremony of the order was conducted
by Mrs. Maggie l. Walker, r. e. n. G
Lecturer of America.
The officers were duly installed and
placed in their respective places. De.
dieaJory addresses were delivered by
William NJ. T. Forester, r. (. N. G.
Secretary ;R Bruce Evans, Right Wor-
thy Grand Chief; Rev. u. d. Lewis
Past RighS Worthy Grand Chief.
Heliotrope Council with her 20 mem
bers we're then formed in line, and the
Conservation march led by Past Wor-
thy Chiefs Patsie Kelley And erson,
Mary K. Brown and Lizzie chatham
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
BERKLEY LETTER.
Rev. Powell ururised-Much Sickness
and Death.

BERKELEY, Va, March 10.
All of our churches were we'll at
tended last Sunday.
Rev. D L. Cosby, former pastor OF
the 9th Street Baptist Church, the
Sundav-school Missionary was in town
last Sunday. He preached at the 1st
Baptist Church at IL o'clock q m at
| 9th Street Baptist Church at p m.
We regret that we were unable to
be present at either services, being
sick we had to stay in doors.
| Mrs. LOWE Skinner died at her late
residence, Mqhone avenue, last Thurs
day night, March 11th. Her funeral
was preached at Trinity A. M. K.
Church last Saturday morning at IL
lo'clock, Rev. j. 1. Butt, pastor.
Mr.. Charles Press, who we mention
ed some time ago as being very sick
lpassed away last Tuesday at the age
of 96 years. His funeral was preached
at the New Hope Christian Church,
Rev Matthews, pastor officiating.
Mr.. Press has been great sufferer for
several months. He left a wife and
several grand children to mourn their
loss.
Mrs. Matthew Rayner, Of Greai
Bridge, Norfolk county wants to find
J her two brothers--one named Stewart
Baum and the other Grace Baum. Any
! information concerning them can bI
sent to Mrs. Martha Rayner, Grea
8 Bridge, Norfolk County, Va.
Z The residence of Rev. J. NJ. Powell
!. pastor of the 9th Street Baptist Churcl
t was stormed March 10th by part.
led by Mrs. Nancy Manley, followed
by the following persons-members O
the 9th Street Baptist Church:
b DeacOns r. Walker, ]. Beamon, I
g Rowe, L. s. Penelton, j. FELTON,
# Messrs. E. Owens, J. Walker, Thad
?. Walker, 1. Hill, s. Harris, P. Williams
n D. Williams, +. Daniels, j. Eddun
tt Mesdames Virginia Walker, Pleasar
# Rodgers, Alice Penelton, Sarah Bet
,, mon, Josephine Russell, Misses Ma
lg son and Florence Rodgers, Carrie /
tz R. Walker, Maggie Rowe, Sarah Row
TT Meddis Rowe, Mary Mercy and Ma
n Brown.
at They were all ladened with flou
IL lard, sugar, rice, green and dried q
he ples, canned fruit, potatoes, and ma
en- other good things of the season th
hit made glad the hearts of the Revere
ws and his wife. Deacon r. Walker pl
ng sented the presents in neat spee'
(which was responded to by the rec
lient. After singing and praying
Deacon r. Walker the party lef
on leaving their best wishes fox pas
lin. and wife.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
NORTH SIDE NOTES.

BRooKLAND DISTRICT.
The inclemency of the weather on
last Sunday morning had very de-
pressing effect on the Sunday School
At the Mount Carmel Baptist Church
at IL 80 O'Clock the pastor, Rev White
preached a uery interesting sermon.
His subject was "Acquaint yourselves
with the Lord
At $3.50 o'clock he preached fro m
Proverbs 3Oth chapter and 18th verse.
The eye that mocketh at his father
and despiseth to obey his mother, the
ravins of the valley shall pick 1T out
and the young eagles shall eat it The
subject was 1.-THE duty of parents to
children and of childron to their par
ents His discourse was very good and
lfuu of eloquence. At times it seemed
as if the whole congregation was one
person. The sound advice it contained
will bring forth good results.
At go O'Clock the pastor preached
another Of his characteristic sermons
which was we'll received.
There will be a grand debate at the
Mount Carmel Church, Tuesday night
March the 23rd, under the manage
ment Of the Tribe of Reuben. The sub.
iect is Resolved, That woman has
done more for the cause of Christ thar
man." Affirmative Mrs. Melvine John
son; negative, Mr.. James T. Brown
We know it will be interesting, for HI
is full of fun. Let everybody come
out and hear them.
Brother Reuben Jones departed thi
life on last Friday morning. His fun
leral was held at his residence Satur
day morning, March 18th. Rev. Whit
preached most pathetic sermon. h
was in his 68th year Of age.
sick
Mrs. Nellie Moten has improved yer.
much.
Mr.. A. 8 Wollen has been quite sic
} but is out again.
Something will drop over here YER
soon and Oh, what signing.
MAJOR.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Friendship Lodge of Norfolk is In =
f1ourishing condition. The Sir Knights
are making strenuous efforts to have
still larger membership. PythiAs
Lodge is in q prosperous condition.
These lodges accompanied by Nation
al Division were out on the 26th ult. :,
to listen to an excellent sermon. They
presented u handsome appearance and
were highly compiimOntod on $aSotR
showing.
NoNAD
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
Tuskegse (Alabama) Normal and Indus
trial Institute,

The school has decided to charge
every student an entrance fee Of $100
in cash.
With the opening of spring all the
young women connected with the
school will begin wearing uniform
Those desiring q report of the Ne
gro Conference held here recently can
secure the same by applying to the
school.
Another steam engine has been
made In our shop by the students oi
that department.
Isaac FISHER.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
Beware of Ointment for Oatarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
BILE physicians. as the damage they
will do Is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, act
| ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yoT
get the genuine 1t is taken INTERNALLY
and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by f. j
Cheney & 90. Testimonials free.
- Sold by Druggists, price 75c
per bottle.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Sylvia Court held its regular month
ly meeting Tuesday evening at Rich
mond hall. A large number was pres
ent and everything passed of quietly.
The ladies seemed to be thoroughly
interested in the work and are using
every effort to make their anniversa-
~ exercises, which takes place at the
9th Street Baptist Church Sunday,
April 4th at 3 O'Clock, q success. Rev.
W. +. Graham will preach and all Ia
dies OF the Court are requested to be
out promptly. See Planet OF next
week for instructions.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Rev. ]. H. Brice, the popular Chan
cellor Commander OF Unity Lodge,
number "a, has been returned to the
Leigh Street A. NJ. e. Church for an
other term by his Conference, which
met at Annapolis, Maryland. The Sir
Knights rejoice.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

We extend . hearty welcome to
brother Chas. Irwin, w. M. OF HopsOn
Lodge, of Manchester, and the rest OF
the brethren that were with him. You
must come again.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Tuesday night, 18th instant. Henri-
co Lodge, number Al was in bloom
with four young, healthy, inSslligent
candidates for the apprentice and one
for the sublime A. M. M.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
Masonic NOTES
NoMAD

The board of directors of Masonic
Association met Monday night with
all the members present. Much work
was accomplished.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Brother A. Philips, ". N. Of Henri
co Lodge, was surrounded with help
on last Friday night with following
dignataries:-D. q. M, DIR. r. Z.
Jones; D. D. g. NJ, Archilis Williams /:
P. NJ, R. B. Evans and many others.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

The Sir Knights are looking forward
to the thanksgiving services which are
usually held on the 4th Sunday in this
month. The time and place has not
as yet been made public.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

All lodges of Knights OF Pythias IN
der the jurisdiction Of the Supreme
Lodge N. A s. A, E., A.. and A, are
invited to be present to listened to the
sermon by Rev. w. r. Graham TO 6yl-
via Court, Sunday, April zth, st 3
O'Clock.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

We are glad to know that HenriOo ia
about to capture Church Hill.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

We are still hoping for q speedy re-
covery of the sick Of the order.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Planet Lodge met Monday nighs.
The attendance was exceptionally
large and the routine of business was
carried in the most interesting man
ner. The debate on special subjects
at times grew quite heated bat In =
humorous manner. The rank of Page
was conferred on two candidates
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Sampson Lodge meets Monday night.
The attendance was good and ths
meeting quite interesting. .e.s
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

We are sorry to burden the public
with changing the name Of the lodge.
We hope to be right this time. Iti
Commonwealth.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

We have been informed by . friend
that some Sir Knights are DESTROYS of
Knowing why things that they con-
slider of interest to she order DOES not
appear in this column7 The answer 10
plain as no one perSon knows il all
therefore we have repeatedly extend
ed an invitation to you to address
your news to Nomsd and you have de-
clined to accept.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Old pspers for sale st this office
16S per hundred,
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Sir Knights Of Manchester Lodge,
IL, should rally around the banner Of
T. G. & b. and make all possible Efforts
to increase the membership. There
are large number OF young men in
your city who should be contested
with the order and can do much good
work, Brethren gather them In and
get the benefit of their talent. They
can help you and themselves also.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20
PYTHIAN NOTES.

Virginia Lodge mssts Monday night
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Excelsior Court meets next Monday
evening. Members are requested 70
turn out.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Blooming Lily Lodge Of Church Hill
meets tuesday night at their hall on
street near 31st.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Pure Gold Court. No. 80, Indepen-
dent Order OF Oolanthe met Monday,
March 10, at Richmond Hall, Third st.
The attendance was good and much
business was transacted. The Court il
in q good condition and also received
the invitation from Sylvia Oonrt 20 At
tend the 1st annual address. There
was q club meeting at Mrs. Deputy
and had q good encouraging meeting.
/ Sir Johnson OF Richmond Lodge was
present and delivered Q very encourAg-
ing address to the club and Sir Jones
also.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

The Bazaar which has been in pro-
gress during the past week at Odd
Fellows Hall, Bird street, for the bsne~
fit of the Old Dominion Division Uni
form fund has been quite extensively
attended and from all indications sue
cess is assured.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

A clinch. Corbett lands his tight on
ribs and is countered left iab on chin.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Fitz spits the blood out OF his mouth
and tries hard left swing at Corbett' 8
head. Fitz comes back with stih
I left and right on Jim's head and body.
He is very much cooler and stronger
than Corbett at this stage. Corbett
stops a left swing with straight left
on mouth, Fitz is bleeding rapidly,
but forces Corbett stops left swing
with q straight left on mouth. Fit7
is bleeding rapidly, but forces Corbeti
back, apparently being stronger man
They mix it up ana bonors are about
even. Both are fighting hard. Fitz
, simmons catches Corbett around th'
|. neck and drags him to the ropes whel
time is called. Corbett lands ligh
left on Fitz's mouth. Corbett's blow
are lacking in force, but he is fghtin
. very cautiously.
= ELEVENTH ROUND,
j A clinch. Corbett lands his right {
ribs and is countered left lab on Chi
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Blooming LILY nivieion has given
several successful entertainments for
their uniform fund. Their meetings
nights.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

At the meeting of Planet Division
last Monday night, Sir Knights Ear
nest Edmonds AMI Lewis T. Crawford
both Of Myrtle Lodge, IT. were admit
ted to membership.
Richmond planet., 1897-03-20

Eureka Division, 1, met Thursday
night, March 18th.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-08-02
THE TWO WAYS.

Two ways confront each soul who enters
The one leads upward to success,
The other downward through a deviouR
way
To bitter anguish and DISTRESS
And every one may choose which way he
will:
May toll and struggle up the sleeps.
Or loiter idly down a flowery path
That leads to endless. hopeless deeps.
The upward road is steep and hard to climb,
And he who chooses 1t must strive
With great discouragements: his hands
must grasp
The Jagged rocks, the thorns must drive
Their bitter points. and bloody footprints
mark
His way along the mountain side;
And he must carve the steps by which he
climbs
With his own hands. or woe betide.
And up the toilsome journey, now and then.
The clouds may for a moment lift,
And through the fogs that lower on the
way
The sun may make tiny rift:
And 1t perchance may be that some brown
bird
May cheer his soul with tender song.
Or, growing near his feet, violet
May cheer him as he plods along.
The flowers of friendship blooming by the
way
Hold much the homesick heart to cheer,
The sympathy of fellow travellers on the
road
Dries many n bitter heart-wrung tear;
The toilsome journey upward through the
Is lighted by the starlit eyes of love,
And when the goal is reached at last It's
found
Gods cloudless skies stretch out above.
The downward road is easy of descent,
It's way is paved with idle hours:
The senses swoon amidst the smothered
scent
OF earth's most fair and rarest flow'rs:
The sound of song and laughter fills the air,
And music gayly leads the way
With dancing feet that tread the cleaning
light,
For on the road tits always day.
The birds sing ever In the glittering trees,
The brooks leap lightly in the sun,
And never u cloud obscurcs the azure sky,
And never a bar of shade may run
Across the placid waters of the lakes,
Whose wavelets glow like new pressed
wine,
AS red as rose blood of fresh-crushed
grapes
That grow along the castled Rhine.
A siren sings to WOO each wayward heart.
And everything invites to sloth.
Fair Pleasure holds veil before the eyes,
And. blinded like u fluttering moth.
The loiterer seeks Kaleidoscope sweets,
TIL youth has fled and night comes on,
Then wakes to find his life an idle dream
wasted flower. It's perfume gone
Then choose to-day. before 1t is too late,
While hope still sings her lusty song:
do I, - IT,
souls
For warnings as they passed along
William r. Dunroy, in Chicago Inter
Ocean.