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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
Galloway to Succeed Caldwell.

New York. Aug. SIT was said to-day on
high authority that s. r. Galloway. presi-
dent Of the Nickel Plate, would succeed the
late D.. r. Caldwell as president of the
Lake Shore. 1t was further stated that w.
II. Caniff. general manage of the Lake
Shore, would be elevated to the presidency
OF the Nickel Plate and his successor is 10
be p. p. Wright. at present assistant gem
erai manager of the Lake Shore.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

neighborhoOd. II is likely. that this ar
rsngement will be entered into and the
bridge put in repair soon.
When the sidewalk ordinance was road
the second time no motion was made 10
have 1t taken up for passage and il was
dropped Many new sidewalks are being
put down, and the course of the adminis-
tration in this matter is meeting with the
approval of most citizens.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
THEODORE GILMAN E R

recently adopted by the road on business
out of Kansas City to these points.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.
State Board of Equalization Increases
Values Over Those of
IS96.

Jefferson City, Aug. 5.-(Special.) State
Seibert has completed the tabula-
ton of the work of the state board Of
equalization in the assessment of railroad.
bridge and telegraph property for the tax
es of 1897. The total mileage of railroads
in the state, as assessed for taxes of 1886,
6.514012 and for the taxes of 1897, 6.592-
.574. an increase of 1852 miles. The eggre-
gate valuations placed by the board upon
railroad. bridge and telegraph property for
the two years were as follows:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
The Nickel Plate Road

Will sell tickets at $3.50 for the round trip.
account G.. A. r. encampment. Buffalo. Y.
Y. On sale August 2lst. 22nd and 23rd.
Good returning August 2ith to 31st. inclus-
i've. City Ticket Office. III Adams street,
Chicago f. +. SCOTT. T. A,
Auditorium Annex.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
big MUDDY" IS ERRATIC.
the Missouri River to Quit Shift
ing Its Banks.

Under the direction Of the Missouri river
commission s2O.0O worth of r%iprapping will
be done along the banks Of the Missouri
river this fall. Il will begin at a point near
the mouth of the Blue. where hundreds of
acres of the best farming land has been
washed away by the tickle current of the
Big Muddy. The work will begin as soon
as the stone can be secured. II the same
sum had been spent there five years ago
ii would have saved hundreds OF acres OF
rich land. Now. it will be hard work to
hold the bank where il is
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
Maple Leaf OFFER. to Repair Bridges.

During the meeting of the city council
Wednesday night the question of repairing
the Sixth street bridge came up for discus
sion. II was stated that the Maple Leaf
provided it was granted some land in the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
Hurt b a Failing Derrick.

]. II. Moore. who works In a stone quar-
~ at First street n Agnes avenue. got
under a falling derrick yesterday morning
and his left hip was dislocated. He was at
tended by the police surgeon. .
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
WILL LET HIM DIE FIRST.
SuperstitiOus Mrs. HUI Saws Her Pow.
der Burned Husband Shall Not
Go Ia the City HosDftaL

George Hun colored, OF 400 Agnes avenue.
is frightfully burned with powder. but he
will not go TO the city hospital, because
Mrs. Hun has a superstitious dread Of that
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
f. r.. Lane Now n G.. r. A.

Sedalia. No. Aug. 5.-CSpecial.) E. r.
Lane. commercial agent of the Missouri
Pacific. has been appointed general freight
agent of the Sedalia. Warsaw & Southwest
ern railway, with headquarters in Sedalia.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

The shortest and most direct line TO the
klondyke gold fields of Alaska is via
the Burlington Route to Tacoma. Seattle
and steamer. Call at SZS Main street or
lc4t Union avenue, for information and
pamphlet
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
H. & S. EXTENSIONS.

..s79. $780, 65 81 SIC. OS1, s1s 80
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
4. J.. Clark a PIckpocket,s Victim.

A. ]. Clark. of 9Z7 Harrison street. re-
ported to the police yesterday that his
pocket was picked OF A gold watch while
he was on the Air line train returning from
Paramount park Wednesday night.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Are unlike all other pills. No purging
or pain. Act specially on the liver and bile.
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill a dose.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Causes fully half the sickness in the world. IL
retains the digested food too long in the bowels
ana produces billousness, torpid liver. indi-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Joseph Sitter. who was formerly n resi-
dent of Kansas City. and well known here.
died at Stanley. Kas.. yesterday morning.
The remains will be brought here for in
terment in SITS. Peter and Paul's ceme-
terry. but the funeral arrangements have
not been made. Deceased was born in
Kansas City thirty-four years ago.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Denths Renorfed.

/. ]. Warner. Kansas
Blanche T. Trefer. Kansas City............2
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13
Tin.

There has lately been much specula-
ton regarding the origin of the word
Tip" The truth Is that in an old Eng
fish tavern a receptacle for small coin
was fixed In conspicuous place. over
which appeared in writing: "To I'm.
sure prOmptness." Whatever was
placed in the box was divided among
the servants. Other taverns followed
the example, and soon the words were
abbreviated to "T. I. F."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

Sewing machines are SO cheap that a
woman can cover herself from head to
foot with frills ana fiOunces and other
fripperies, ut u cost not greater than
that which was formerly required to
make one plain gown.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

Representative Miller introduced the
revised TOrrcns land title bill. The
system was adopted two years ago,
tried In Cook County and pronounced
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
Mr.. Miller says the bill has been altered
to meet the requirements of the Court
ana strong effort will he made by the
Chicago Real Estate Board to secure
Its passage. The general opinion l.
that the measure will have rocky
road to travel this session In view OF
the recent failure of the system In Chi
cagO.
At tho request of several thousand
horseshoers of Chicago Representative
George NJ. Boyd introduced bill In til,
House for the protection of their trade
The bill provides for the esta blishmenl
OF Il school for students, consisting OF
Il fOur-ycar course In the craft of horse
shoeing, which IL to he managed by Il
State board of examiners paid by the
h0rseshoers themselves. Tho measure
applies only to Chicago, but other elite.
can adopt the plan by vote.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

1t Is said that Millions Tomorrow to
fresh woods and pastures new" which
Is metamorphOsed into tomorrow to
fresh fields and pastures new" affords
an example Of the most misquoted eX-
ample Of the English language.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

CAUTION.--There Is white soap
shaved up and sold as DObbins' Elec.
trio. 1t is fraud and will ruin clothes.
The genuine is Meier sold except in bars,
stamped Dobbins' Soap Mfg. Co., Phila.
delphia, and in wrappers with pictures
of Mrs. Fsgy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

votes were cast In his favor, with ten
against and five absent and not voting
Unless Mr.. Berry can get three more
votes he will not be seated.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

A Maine paper mill recently sent
consignment of roll paper to China to
be used In newspaper office there.
This il something new In the paper
business In Maine.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

The Republican members of the Sen
ate held a conference on the contested
election case of Berry (Rep) versus
Manifold (Dem.) of the Twenty-eighth
District. 1t had been agreed that II
twcnty-siX members were In favor Of
seating Mr.. Berry they would do No.
On the informal ballot twenty-three
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

Pabst's milwaukee ooppel.Ovau,
q now brand Of the finest quality,
undoubtedly ~ good a. imported
hQa4.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

The Senate bill aprOpriatlng $52.OOO
for the current expenses of the Cover.
nor's office ana the office of the Secre-
tary of State until July. was passed In
the House, with the emergency clause.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

The Rcvell hill to repeal the libel
law was sent to third reading 40 rap.
Idly that II made Its authors eyes wa.
ter He called 1t up ut 10 o'clock and
confidently asked that its further con-
sltlerntion he postponed two weeks. II
desire its pOstpOnement for certain rca.
sons" he explained, rather vaguely.
but the House was apparently tired Of
his juggling Of the measure and insist.
ell on immediate action. Mr.. BrIgna.
delO wanted to know what his reasons
were. Mr.. Buckner clamOred for set.
Element Of the matter then ana there.
Speaker Curtis put Revelrs motion to
postpone ana II was lost. The bill was
then ordered to n third reading.
Mr.. Revell says he moved to postpone
consideration Of tho bill ut the request
OF Speaker Curtis. The Speaker, on
being questioned. declared that his mo.
tive In 80 doing was to prevent the bill
being rushed through the House with
unsecmly haste.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-13

Attorneys and Counsel0rs
CORPORATION Law A SPECIALITY.
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General
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
MRS COY ANSWERED.
A Grievous Charge Against Her-GOd's
Appointed Ones.
RICHMOND, Va, May 81. 81

richmond, Va, May 81. '97.
MIS-. COY,
Dear Sister:-T have been reading
for several wee 3 your statements in
the PLANT, aud have been observing
them very closely, Now you and |
are truly Baptist sisters. / trust And
we are children of one Father, and you
now there is nothing sweeter than
family love. When children of one
{. milY fall, and are continually dis
putting with each other. shows plainly
there is no love, and no unity. Now
out Of his Heavenly family, our Lord
has seen fit TO cal just certain men as
are capable Of expanding the Truth
and nothing but the Truth. am
speaking of Gcd-caled men, and such
men God will support without their
going around inQuiring for job of
ork 20 make daily living Gods
ministers have as much az they can do
to preach the Gospel and preach 1t
right.
TO rule well the house of God. they
deserve Iouble honor Talk about sup
porting the church and Gods minis
Iering servants? Why my sister 1t
is as little as we can do for him What
we give is not our own. Gods own
money supports his own church. We
are only the instruments through
which he sends il. II we are fortu-
nately supplied with this worlds
goods, we should give all the more free
ly. If we should not be SO fortunate
| as some, the let US give as God has
has prospered us without a murmuring
word
Which of Gods people could forbear
to see a man (whom they know and be-
lIeve He sent to bring the m the good
news) growing around from DAY to DAY
| begging work for his daily brrad1 No
sister, / cannot agree with you there.
The position is too high and sacred.
Gods true children will serve, though
arth and he'll oppose. II he must
work with hands as you say where Is
the time for him to study, mediate
and pray over the Word Where is
the time for him to visit and pray for
the sick? Where is the time for him
30 visit the bedside of poor dying sin
ners? Where is the time for him to
preach the funerals OF our departed
loved ones?
You say you are preaching by writ
ing through the paper. II will take
something more powerful than that &c
awaken sinners They are only mas
ing mock of your preaching now.
am praying that the Lord Will enable
you TO disperse such IDEAS, as they Srt
as chat before = mighty wind
Again, never did, or could believe
God ever singled out a woman to be- .
Moses OF It's race. In q plura.. Vs
!. sense we all can be preachers, Cater
receiving the word from the Holy
Ghost, through his minist' ring ser
vants) by scattering the word.
i. Preaching, my sister, is, am afraid
more than you have imagined. For I
man TO expound the Gospel as Goo
would have him TO has duty which
will take him al his life to perform
You say week is too long But, M
dear sister, do you forget that we ar'
running . rsce which is a life Journey
Remember the word of our Lord, l
: you offend one Of my little ones, j
. will be better for you tn have q mill
stone tied to your neck and sunk II
! the de pth of the sea, Be careful siste
I how you use Gods little ones.
3 Yours in Christ,
Al TCE RCRTNaON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
lPRBAMBLR

Whereas the hearts of men which
are possessed by philanthropic spir
1t are so few and the spii it is such a
graz d, noble, and christianlike one :
haviiig been instituted by the Saviour
Himself and hsying been such q bene-
factor 10 ne world and has in no wise
laid dormant; but like the South
American volcanoes, Yesuvius on Etna
sending forth theiP influences for good
so vehemently and so powerfully IN
til they have b EN- felt b. the civil u d
world, and is being felt by tn unciVil-
lied parts Such men as John Howard
the founder and director of Howard e
University, VIM. Wi barforce, of whose
cole e. Ohio can boast. George Pea
b Ny whose name every southern
youth should adore.
But time whispers and says, that
to this list should BE- added an nther,
One v hose Dsp9e is no s4cret 10 ? mr.,
One whom w. Va. would be proud t.
claim, the one IN whose honof Cgo1al
Baptist Temple is being dedicated
the Hon Samuel CFCyer.
Therefore, Resolved- That We the
Raptists OF this place in recognition
of the fact, it's more blessed TO give
than to receive. do show our grateful
ness TO thu dOnator by m~king known
to the public mis- gift of this churcf
which cost $4,000, (Three Thousand
Qollars,l minus the cost of the old
church Sl735, tSeyentevn Hundred and
Thirty FIVE DOllars,)
Resolved That we return him many
thanks by doing everything in our pow !
er to foster his enterprises.
Resolved hat a copy Of these reso-
luti' Ds be sent to the baptist Banner
and the Richmond Planet for Publica-
ton.
Done by order of the church.
COMMITTEE;
B D. Patterson, Chairman
d @ Brown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
GLEN L1FCCIr GOAL AgD COKE
COMPANY.

To the Stockhelders Of the Glen Lin
coln Coal and Coke Company
YOU are hereby requested to be
present at ths stoek bofders' meeting
which Will be held At the OH GO Of the
company at 10 80 q, ~ Wednesday
Nav 70. 1897. You are also requested
to come pared to pay all you can
on yOur stOck.
BJ way Of encouragement We wish
81 saw that our Attorney. Mr K.
AEmistead and that great enterpristng
Negro capitalist, Mr.. Adolphus Rlm-
bles have Just RETURNED from making
an examination OF orr goal lands.
They are more than satisfied: apd with
the assistance and support of Mr..
Humbles of Lynchburg We have or
dered the survey of the RAILROAD to
connect our mines with ths L & N. K
r and work will commence ON the
road a. soon Rs the engineer is ready
for US.
All friends who desire Information
concerning the company or who wish
to take stock are cordially invited 10
be present at the meeting This meet
ing is Of great importance so We hope
every stockholder will be present,
By Order Of the Executive Board,
j. w WINSTON, Sec'y.
n Ar
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
GRAND EXCURSION

RIcPoND, VA, May a, 1897.
There will be an excursion run from
Washington. ID. c.. to Richmond. way
29Th, by st. Thomas Lodge, No 7, In
dependent Order OF Nimrod Encamp-
ment No. ! Ancient Order Knights OF
Jerusalem, for the purpose OF Organiz-
ing Queen Elizabeth Club. They will
be- received by Stone Eel. No and
Queen Esther Court, No. 1, Ancient
order Knights of Jerusalem.
There Will ALSO be an ent- rtairment
given May 3lst, at Old Odd Fellows
Hall String music IN attendance by
Stone Eel No /, and Queen Esther
Court, No. 1.
Committee or Refreshment Mas
nerva James. Ellen Johnson Mary
Meekins, William II. Hartwell. A
Prg-, Edward Brown.
They will be met by the Reception
Committee, Sunday morning at the Q
nd o Depot, J.J Brown. Chairman
There Will be street parade on The
principal streets OF the city in the AT
t.rnoon. head ed by the National Rand
COMMITTEES on publication
w 8. SRLDHS, sPast Deputy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
COLUMBUS FREDERICK.
THE SLAYER OF BOYD CwHITEl
AND ABE SANDERS.
Author O'Neil suspicioned as Accom-
plios-Interviewed by Herald Be
pOrter-Prederiok Says He Kill
ed Boyd in Self Defense; that
Boyd InsHlted bis Wife.
Waco, Texas, Southern Herald


The Herald reporter called at the
county Jail Tuesday and asked permIs-
sion 10 see the above named parties
which was granted de proceeded
down the zanRway to the left, and ask
ed for Frederick and his accomplIce.
Peeping through the bars stood these
men of innocence. They were glad 10
see poorly clad Their faces bore EVIL
dence some one from the outside. The
reporter commenced by saying to
Frederick: will you give me the de-
tails that caused you 20 Kill Boyd ?
He said: Il will. When l came home
or the night of the killing, my wife
said that Boyd had made indecent pre-
possls TO her. / then became enraged
to know that Boyd had invaded the
sacred precincts of my home and in
suited my wife. Iseized my Winches-
ter and went to his house, called him
out He came; asked him why did
he approach my wife IN such way.
ne replied with an oath, at the same
time reaching his hand behind as il u
get his pistol; then I shot him
WAS it your intsn tion TO kill Boyd?
asked the reporter. mo; / only
wanted TO know what Inducements my
wife had offered him that caused him
to approach her / have lived in Falls
county all my life. 1 have tried to
live as q law-abiding citizen. / have
the respect of both white and eolored
especially the better class"
where did you go after you did the
shooting?" Il went TO my brother
house. left my gun and started to see
some of my white friends, but got
lost in the bottom however found
him the next day and told him what
had done. He told me that he would
protect me. Though a white man he
would die by me If the mob should
come. He wired the sheriff and tolC
him of the circumstance. The sheriff
came and took me to Jail"
O'Neil and Saunders denies knowing
anything about the killing. They art
here for safe keeping.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

a shors statements by the pastor, after
which Captain Carter delivered the
opening address. 1t Was . master
piece OF eloquence, common sens, pa
triotism aud advice. He painted in
glowing oolors the good work that had
been done by the Hartsh0rn students
His sdvice TO mothers 20 turn out 90
the Sunday School sharp and cutting
though il was, was received with
rounds OF applause.
His patriotic appeal to the colored
young men and women to rise up and
Oscome noble men and women, togeth-
or with such paternal advice, made his
speech of welcome the best OF the ev-
g-Congratulations. Ii was q
grand speech Ask the audience who
spplauded you loud what did they
think Of Il.
FEsTlvIT-Es OPENS.
Captain Garter closed with q side
long glance at as and remarked. You
don't know that you have the East
End correspondents, do you? He il
the champion ink singer from way
back
When he elosed we were asked TO re
sooRd to Captain Carter's address, aftel
for the success OF that church and
school.
Miss Hines arose and delivered hei
farewell address 1t was very pathetic
Seeing the hold she had upon the
children siace she became SuperiRtend
emit three years ago
The entire school voted the speakerl
~elcome. afterwhich the moot ell
joyable part Of the evening commenc
ed, the following named articles
grazing the two large tables: chicken
nam sand witches, apples, oranges, ba
nanas, cakes OF various descriptions
lemonade, iee-cresm. lemon tsrts anC
many other nice things.
| In a eurtained alcove the ladies o
Hartshorn were seated along ide tn
West and East End reporters. It
needless to say we were charmed wit
these vivacious young ladies Mid
| night hour was growing apace and W
bethoughtourselfo OF home Bye tn
bye. Ajax that was the last car.
It's very seldom re, two extremes
meet but VIA, n we do, how is il ?
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
The little son of Mr.. o M. Steward
our east end poet was knocked insens
BILE by a cart Wedn sday, 10th inst II
was uninjured.
MRS. Sarah Coles DiRgs left Monday
18th inst for Massachusetts.
Mise Beulah Brooks is quite sick q
her home or Jay st.
Miss Florence Barrett is sick at he
home 28c6 east Leigh st.
Mr. Benz K Tonsler, principal OF I'll
JEFF, rson school at Charlottesville, Va
with his daughter, Miss Emma, a graz
uate OF Normal class of the Virgin
Normal and Collegiate Institute sper
a short time with Mr. and Mrs jaime
Custalo, st their home, 3l07 Venab
I st.
; We are sorry that the announcement
of the death Of Mrs. Arabella MooI
who died at her sons home (Mr. q.
Noore) failed to appear last week.
The Eclipse play ed q stirring gan
OF ball in Petersburg with the GRANT
; League Saturday. 9Th and won by
score of IA TO 8.
Athenians VS. Thessalonians, such is
current report,
! Magnolia Circle of Saint Luke cell
: brated their first anniversary Thur
day, 10Th inst.