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FROM CONVICTION.
OovIserox, VA. October 4, 's7.

OovIEeToN, VA, October 4, '97.
Editor of The PLANET:
You will please allow me space in
your valuable paper for few items
from our town.
The independents Order of Good Sa-
maritans met in their hall Wednesd ay
evening, September 30th for initia-
ton Of candidates. Twelve candidates
were initiated into the Order.
The initiation ceremonies were very
forcibly conducted by brother Q. Will
liam Moon, State Grand Secretary of
Manchester, Va. The initiation be-
ing finished, the entire lodge repaired
to Messrs. Lomans and Browns Hall,
where a happy repast awaited their ~ :
rival. kThe tables were heavily ladened
with the many dainties of the season.
Every one present enjoyed himself to
the highest At q very late hour in the
night, the crowd dispersed with jubi-
liant hearts thinking of the pleasant
time they had just spent together.
On Thursday evening large crowd
assembled at the First Baptist Church
to listen to addresses that we're to he
made on the principles and workings
OF the order Brother w. g. Watson
acted as master of ceremonies. The
dQQr6b6 Oh WclCOIuO anu preliminary
remarks were made by brother A. +
Lomans. Then the master of ceremo-
MES introduced brother @. William
Moon, who made a most excellent adj
dress.
On Friday evening, a grand musical
entertainment was given at Messrs.
Lomans and Browns hall. The enter
tainment consisted of solos, quartettes
jubilee songs, etc. Brother Noon rem
dered some very fine baritone selec-
lions. Brother Moon is an excellent
songster, and with his musical skill
@ IN thrill the heart of any who hears
] MIN.
On Sunday, REV. w. J Hackett Of
II &rrIsopburg was installed pastor OF
First Baptist Church. The installation
sermon was preached by Rev. ID. o.
Deans, A. B., Staunton. Va. He
preached most excellent sermon. AZ
3 O'Clock, Rev. III. Johnson of Clifton
Forge preached q very able sermon.
The Samaritan Lodge is in -four
ishing condition. Many are seeking
admission into it's fold. With bes
wishes. 1 remain yours truly,
A Friend.
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VANDERBILT MILLIONS
ChaunCey M. Depew's Tribute tOthe
Founder Of a Great Fortune.
THE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

Receives NashvfIle's Gift to the In
stitution Endowed by the Eminent
Financier Who Added $50, OOO. 900
to HIS Fortune After Hts 10th Year
Nashville. Tenn. Oct IAN Inn
mense and enthusiastic audience pack
cd the Auditorium at the exposition
yesterday noon TO listen TO the speeches
attending the presentation OF the Life
size statue OF Commodore Vanderbilt
to Vanderbilt university. This statue.
which has been one OF the notable hg-
ures on the exposition grounds. is the
gift OF citizens Of Nashville to the
university.
John w. Thomas. president OF the
centennial exposition. presided. and In
q felicitous address presented the
statue to the university. Chancellor
Kirkland. of the university. made
the address acknowledging the bequest.
and President Thomas then introduced
DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew. amid cheers
and college yells-
DR.. Depew's address was an exhaust
i've and eloquent review of the life and
business methods OF the founder OF the
Vanderbilt millions. and he was fire.
Quently interrupted by enthusiastic ap-
plausa- He said in part:
Commodore Vanderbilt Is a conspicuous
example OF the product and possibilities
OF our free and elastic conditions His
father was q small farmer with a large
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leaving neni NVorss-6if tH9h- RsoFe.~
He POSSESSED neither syfipaehy nor SEN
timent. but had formulated theory or
Justice and compensation stunned up I'm
the phrase. Give a man a chance IL
might be very humble and a very hard
chance. but 1.-THE man would stick and
dig and climb he was worth assisting.
AS proof or the value OF this principle I'm
true philanthropy he would point TO the
president OF one OF his railroads who had
started as a gateman at one OF the ferries
81 Unlike most self made men. he placed
the highest value upon a liberal education
and emphatically lamented his own lack
of II. To Bishop McTyeire's plain pre-
sentation OF the enormous benefit OF a
university IN the south he gave hos
pitabie hearing. A sound education e0uips
young men for broader work and greater
usefulness Such an institution Of learn
ing was I'm the line OF his motto OF help
ing people TO take care OF themselves.
and he endowed Vanderbilt university
with 81. o00.0 II the good bishop and his
associates. ,foreseeing the future. had
demonstrated the necessity Of a larger
sum they would have received It.
DR.. Depew and party. consisting OF
Miss Paulding. Miss Struthers. r. d.
Van CORTLAND and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. McVicl<ar. after the ceremonies
were entertained by Chancellor Kirk
land at a reception at his residence.
attended by prominent citizens and the
Vanderbilt university stan.
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w II. Seldom, ITO Water st.
John De Bona, 386 Church st.
Harry VI Grandy, 36 Newton st
John A. Whidbee, 275 Queen st.
NEWPORT News, VA,
G H Jones
RADFoRD, VIRGINIA,
J. William Watkins,
New York, N. Y,
Charles s. w. 18th and Arch.
w H. Allen. 142 Columbus Avenue,
w A. Kenny, 1889 Third
Geo II. Washington. 453 9TH a.
Emelie K Johnson. 664 Bergen "
Jacob Garrison, 241 w Goth Street
2nd floor,
VIM Johnson, 242 W 47th st
W Lynch, 500 9th st
NEwARK, NEW JERSEY,
J. b. Timbrook, So South Csrsl
NEWPORT News
News pot Co.
Mrs. ViniaAllen.
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ABLAOK SKIN REMOVER.
The Negro Need Not Complain ANY
Longer Of Black Skin.

This preparation. if used as directed
will turn the skin of black person
four or five shades whittier, and that of
mulattoes perfectly white. 1t also re-
moves wrinkles fr ON the face and
makes the skin beautiful Any person
using 1t can see the result in forty
eight hours.
1t does not turn the skin in spots
but bleaches out white. 1t is a very
good thing for weak eyes if allowed to
get in the eye while washing the face
One box of this powder is all that is
required, il used as directed, the skin
remaining beautiful without continual
use, and is perfectly harmless.
Direction and preparation will be
sent to any address on receipt of
81 90 or O. o. d.
THANIs BEARD,
1925 W. Brood Street, Richmond, Va
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
The Dullest Day For Many Weeks on


The Dullest Day For Many Weeks on
WALL Street.
New York, Oct. 5.-Not for many weeks
has Wall street seen SO dull a day
this. 1t was offered as an explanation
that the eve OF the Jewish Day of Atone
ment called many brokers and operators
from the street But there was apart
from this q manifest disposition to re-
frain from trading and to leave the mar
ket to lie fallow for a time. Yesterdays
sharp reaction apparently admonished
the bulls that conditions are not yet ready
for a resumption OF the advance. The
ing the day. although they affected for
q time the individual stocks to which they
applied. were ineffective In causing q
general advance and prices of most
Baltic & Ohio... 165k Lehigh Valley. 30H
Chesa- s. Ohio. "a N. J. Central. e5H
Del. q Hudson. III N. Y. Central. .11O1s
D.. L. & W.-....15S1h Pennsylvania Ills
Erie............... II Reading, I'd pr. S25z
Lake Erie g. W.. 1914 ST Paul. 965h
pennsylvania has been recently listed
on the New York Stock Exchange, where
all stocks are listed at 100. Previous
quotations OF this stock were on the basis
OF the Philadelphia exchange. where
stocks are listed at 90
General Markets.
Philadelphia. Oct. 6.-F1our firm; winter
superhne, $SQS-25; do. extras. $S-25QS.75
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $425Q4.40; do.
straight $4.3544.6o; western winter. clear,
$4-S0GI4.40; do. straight. $460Q4.75; city
mills. extra, $S.2543-50- Rye flour slow at
$3.50 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat strong; contract wheat. October.
oS5kd93zc.: No. 2 Pennsylvania and No.
2 Delaware red, spot. S41k@9l%lc.; No.
red spot, 9S15493#c.; do. May, 93sc.; do
October. e51kc-s do. November. S47tc.; do.
December. 94sSc. Corn strong; steamer
corn. spot. S0Q3055c-; No. 2 mixed. Oc-
tober. 811sGS2c-: No. 2 yellow for local
trade. S41k@S5c.; November. s4izc.; De-
cember, 30c. Oats quiet; No. white. car
27Q271kc.s No 3 white, 26c.; track mixed,
western. 2S1kQ24l5c.; track white, 261k0
33c. Hay steady for desirable grades:
choice timothy, $12Q12.50 for large bales.
Beef steady; beef hams. $26Q27. Pork
quiet; family, $13QD14. Lard steady; west
tern steamed. $3.50. Butter quiet; western
creamery, 14422c.; do. factory. 9Q13c.: FL
gins, &c; imitation creamery, 12GI16c
New York dairy. BOISE; do. creamery,
14420c.; fancy prints jobbing at AQ27c.;
do. extra Pennsylvania, wholesale, 23c.
Cheese quiet; large, white and colored,
SQ91sc.; small, white and colored, 95kc. |;
part skins, 61kQ7c.; full skins, 31k614c.
Eggs quiet; New York and Pennsylvania
16Q1S1kc.; western. fresh, 161k917c.
East Liberty. Pa, Oct. Seattle slow:
prime, S490d5: common, $S.4O63. 70; bulls.
stays and cows. $2Q3.75. Hogs steady:
prime medium weights. $4.500455; best
Workers. $4.4564.60; hogs, A.30d440; pigs.
A.Sc94l5; grassers. $4.25Q4.S5: roughs, SS0
4. Sheep barely steady; choice, $4,000 rs.
common. $2.50l3.40; choice lambs. S. Boa
$50; common to good lambs $4Q515; veal
calves. Ss07.
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NORFOLK LETTER.

On Wednesday evening of last week
at the home Of Miss Maude Brown, 4S
A Avenue, Huntersville, quite a num-
Der Of friends gathered in reception to
do honor to w. Boliver Davis, the
Planet man. Mr.. Gus Johnson and
George H. Manners headed the COM
mittee and by their pleasant manage
ment the occasion, marks another high
mark in the social whirl.
Those present enjoyed the evening
nicely, and as the man OF honor bid
them adieu, they wished much success
to him and his work.
Mrs. Fannie Murray Of Richmond,
Treasurer OF the Woman's Department
of the Reformatory, lectured on Wed
nesday evening OF last week to fair
mouse alter being introduced By w
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OHARL0TTEsVILLE LETTER.
Religious Items-PersOnal Notes.

CHARLorrKsvILLE, VA, Oct IL. 81.
Although Sunday was somewhat
cloudy the churches were we'll attend
ed.
At Shiloh Baptist Church, Rev. Hill
preached morning and at night. At
$3.50 O'Clock communion was admins
tered at Ebenezer Church by Rev.
johnson OF Gordonsville. Rev. Gam
mel, a graduate OF Richmond Theolo-
gical Seminary preached at the First
Baptist Church at IL o'clock. At night
preaching by the pastor. At Mt. Zion
Rev. r. b. Hardy, B. D., preached
morning and evening. At Union Bap-
fist Church Rev. Daniel Cave preached
morning and night.
The funeral OF Mrs. Charity Scott
took place from Mount Zion Baptist
Church Friday, the Sth, Rev. Hardy
officiating. She was member OF st.
Luke Lodge, 81.
Willie, the infant son of Mr.. Lewis
Grady, died Saturday. the eth. His
remains were buried at Rose Hill home
of parents.
Rev Csmmel of Jamaica, West In
dies, gave phonograph exhibition at
First Baptist Church Monday night.
Owing to the inclemency of the wealth
er, the attendance was very small. The
entertainment was very much enjoyed
by all present
Mr.. A. G. Mabrey visited Lynchburg
ast week. He reports good time and
royal treatment.
Mrs. Lucy jenkins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Joyce in Cambridge,
Ohio.
Rev. L. T. Christmas and wife OF
Charleston, West Virginia, stopped
over in the city last week enroute for
home from a trip to Boston and other
northern cities.
Mr.. Charles T. Dickerson and family
who have been visiting friends in the
city left Monday for home in Washing
ton, d. @.
Miss Mary Wilson has returned to
the city after visit to her parents in
Cumberland Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Clayton, Mrs
Harriet Bullock, Mrs. Priscilla Rag
land, Messrs. George W. Brown, James
Niche, William Logan and P. Barber
are home from Warm Springs.
Mrs. Alice Bewles, Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
olson Angel are home from Mountain
Top.
Mr.. J G. Shelton who has been spend
ing the summer at Saratoga, N. Y, has
arrived home.
Mr.. Moultrie Brown is home from
Capon Springs.
Lawyer J. E. Byrd, president of the
United Aid and insurance Company
was in the city last week.
Mr.. Egbert Terry, Misses Mary and
Jennie Bullock left Saturday for Au-
gusta TO take charge of their respective
schools.
Mr.. Lucian White left last week for
New York city.
Among the arrivals at the National
Hotel are Mr.. @. G. Hooper and wife
Keswick, Va, Mr.. P. Smith White, Mrs
Emma Dsbney, Mr.. w J. Taylor, j, E
Byrd, Esq, OF Richmond, Charles
Woodson, wife and brother, j. B. Bur
ford, Norfolk, Moses Lanteen, Jeru-
lem, Asia, Rev. r. T. Coleman, Miner
al Springs, ]. P. Jones. Washington, d.
@.
Mr.. John A. Kenney, graduate from
Hampton Normal and Agricultural In
stitute, class '97, left this week for
Raleigh, N. c., TO take up the study OF
Medicine at Shaw University.
The agency of the Planet is at Bar
Gus & Kelser's, 286 West Main st.
MOUNTAIN Boy.
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Bolivar Davis. Mrs Murray lectured
for 30 minutes resulting in many Civ
ing fseely 20 the cause.
The churches were well attended
last Sunday.
Miss Sarah Brickhouse who has been
quite i'll for the past few week is inn
proving
Mr.. W Thomas Lovett left the city
Monday for Law enceville College TO
resume his studies.
Rev u Hughes, the energetic pastor
of the Tanners Creek Church, hap lied
sixteen candidates at Calvary Churc'
and one st Mount Vernon on last Sun
day.
Bishop Al, xander Walters OF the A.
M. +. Zion Church is in the city and
will preach at St. Johns A. n. T.
Church on next Sunday forenoon.
The young people OF the Butte Street
Baptist Church are preparing TO give .
grand entertainment soon
Buffalo Bill was here yesterday with
his great wild west show. The money
that was spent by the colored people t
poor Of our city for the winter.
V.N. CA.
The Y. NJ. O. A. is progressing NIGEL Y
The Sunday afternoon meetings ar
well attended. The efficient secretar,
Mr.. Dogan, needs to be congratulated
for his selection of sucn able speaker
for the meetings and we should al
avail ourselves OF the opportunity o
OF hearing them.
The Tailoring Class is quite a success
and several young men are taking tn
course, and there are still places LEI
for others. Several new trades will il
course of time be added.
Mr.. w Bolivar Davis, the Planet
congenial travelling agent who has bee
in the city for the past month letc tn
city Sunday afternoon for Richmond.
s.
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Indiana Lynchers Not Indicted.

Indianapolis. Sept 29.-The governor
has received a letter from M. r. Con-
nelly, the prosecutor of Ripley county.
saying that the grand jury adjourned
without finding any indictment against
the Versailles lynchers. The witnesses
all testified differently. hence no in
dIctment. The governor has transmit
ted the letter to the attorney general
and requested him to make a thorough
investigation of the case In his own
time and way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Do You Know Them2

Charlie Wilson, colored, was killed.
He was from either Albemarle or Flu
vana Counties.
L think his mothers name is Martha
and he has = brother whose name is
Henry.
Money can be secured by them as q
result Of his death. Address,
THOMAS HIcKIsoN,
e72 Cortez Street, Chicago, Ill.
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JUDGE kILGoRE DEAD.

while I'm Congress Eve Opposed Speaker
Rood,s Quorum Counting.
Ardmore. I. T.. Sept. 24--Judge g. B.
Kilgore died here yesterday. AZ q
member OF congress from Texas Judge
Kilgoro was one OF the best known
men In public life. He was called
Buck by his intimates and attracted
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Wide puDno at
tention In the
Ftfty-hrst con-
gress by kick
ing In a green
baize door that
had been lock-
ed by order OF
Speaker Reed
during one OF
the hlibuster-
ing scenes that
made the first
quorum count
ing congress
,A--A.nAT~ -
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Legal Notice.

VIRGINIA:-IN THE LAW AND
RQUITY COURT CT RICHMOND, ocrO-
Der IL, 1897
Laura Taylor. ..................... Plaintiff
Susan Harris and Robert Lee Harris,
defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is co PARTITION
in some OF the modes prescribed by
law. among the parties entitled, the
real estate of which George Harris died
seised and possessed
And affidavit having been made and
filed that Susan Harris and Robert
Lee Harris are non-residents of the
st ate of Virginia, it is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days
after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit.
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Notice Notioe Notice ~!
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25th, 1897; regular quarterly meeting.
Business of Importance. All commit
tee are requested to report. The cleo
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year. All are invited to join.
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RESOURCES
Morris tribune., 1897-12-15

Hon. G. X. Davis, in an interview
IN Washington, expressed the opinion
that there was going to be very bit
ter contest against the annexation of
Hawaii, as there is an organized lob
by to prevent the treaty from being
ratified. Senator Davis is of the opin-
ion that the treaty will be ratified,
but not until after hard fight. Re
garding the japanese complications
he was loath to speak at this time
because of his being chairman of the
foreign relations committee. Mr..
Davis is one of the ablest lawyers in
the senate and a thoroughly patriotic
citizen and there is nothing that can
be done that he will not do to for
ward annexation.