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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
Sunday in the Sanctuary.
TENTS GRAND SITTING
A Wonderful Ghost Story.
TALKS WITH HER DEAD HUSBAND.
The First Marriage in June-Revival
, Meetings Continue Other Facts of
the Ward
TENTS GRAND SITTIN
TALKS WITH HER DEAD HUSBAND

Last Sunday was extremely pleasant
but IL seemed to please our people "a
i our churches we're largely attended
At the First Baptist Church, Rev.
w. t johnson OF Lexington, Va. de-
lVered an excellent sermon to a large
congregation.
hev. Wells occupied the pulpit at
the Fifth Street Baptist Church on Last
Sunday morning. He was as usual at
/ his best
Rev. K. o. Johnson SOUNDED loud
the trumpet at the Moore Street BAp-
tist Church in the morning, and ad-
mlnistered communion to a large COLI
gregatiOn in the afternoon.
The Grand Sitting of the Tents took
place at The Third street A. NJ. +.
Chnreh this week. Our section is the
recipient OF large number of dele
/ gates. We learn that much busines 5
was transacted for the sisLerhood
This is a strictly msle organ zatiun .
but We often wish that we could dive
into their mysteries
On Thursday night, the 2Oth inst
our people we're startled by the report
that ghost was Seen ON North 1 It
street IN large brick house near the
corner of Charity. In less than half
an hour nearly five hu did people
1 were on the scene Some saiu tlty
saw ii. others that they could not.
/ The lady OF the house claimed that II
Was her deceased husband - no came
and Ia ked with her fr m time TO time.
She expressed no emotion of fear. We
! consider this a VOL dvrfui story.
The hrs t marriage Ia June will take
lace on the B d at 9l6 Nest Leigh ~,
We Will give names OF contracting par
ties next week.
kOr the pasf : van .raaES ,..r ,,o~,,lo
has been busIly engaged i'm religious
work Saints and sinners have been
crowding the churches
! Sickness Is still prevalent in our sec.
tion.
We learn that quite a nrmbe, OF ouI
girls are anticipating marriage for the
near futur-,
Young men, marriages may be 3
blessing Co you ii you govern youl
household affairs Alright but il WI bs
hell on earth y you allow your wife
10 be the boss
II pleases a woman to seize youl
po textbook when you draw and marcI
To the dress-maker's aud pilliner,
store
1t pleases her to be called sensibl,
little woman
1t pleases her to be called n we'll
dressed and "a fancy woman
1t tpieases ner to be told that she il
fascinating.
lC pleases her to be told that she hAl
improved man by her companion
: ship.
4t pieases her to depend on som,
man and pretend she is ruling him,
lt also pleases her 20 Say "niy nus
pahd 90 as say, right or wrong -
There are some exceptions Co tn
l above, and We hope our readers 49,
among them.
q Young men, seek industrious wives
I and all will be we'll.
Young girls, find husbands OF tenn
; pefate habits ami good disposition.
I Young men stop drinking and kee !,
ing bad hours Anl 20 nome and i
B, Aome body.
5 Girls, stop eating up and riding o.
q our young mems crep-shOoting money
G MIR. Roger J. Kyles lett Thurada
a morning for L1nShuura, where h
IA tends Z the commeneement tx ercise
C of the Virginia seminary.
j. MAGNo UNO.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
FROM HARRISONBURG
A Grand Meeting at Rridgewater-Per-
sOnals and Briefs.

HARRIsONRURG, VA, May %. 1897
Last Sunday morning vas morning
long to be remembered by the congres
CATION and choir of the Baptist Church.
key W j Hacsett went 20 Bridge
WGtor, Va, 90 a sister church, the
North River Baptist Church and car
ried with him his congregation and
choir and many fri snds by speei~ !
twain. The North River Church has
no pastor and the object of the visit
was TO preach and TO Daptize four can
didates. Fully three hundred people
went and among the passing throng
could be found The PLANFT man
The train arrived at Bridge water 81
O:45 IN. The crowd was Marshall
ed To the Music hail by the commit tee
Xessrs James Wise, Ben BRAD fOi d and
Charlie Williams, at II o'clock. The
: choir opened the service 10y singing ar
anthem. .sweet and melOdiuus, such as
Bridge water never heard before.
Rev, Hacked then preached very
excellent sermon from II samuel "A IA
Then the travelling Agent was intro
duced and addressed the meeting tel
minutes in The interest OF the PLANET
| The collection was taken and all wen
TO the River where the haptizing wa
performed, after which the visitor
separated to the many houses of tn,
] good people OF Bridgewster wher,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Rieteus Austrian Statesmen.

London. May 2n---Ths Standards s
correspondent &t NiG1nA says: Tie
obstruction which has characterized
the proceedings in the rS4chstaG Cul-
minated yesterday in an ed
scene The president became So much
excited in anticipation Of trouble that
he tainted before the session opened.
aAd the vtSe president had to take the
chair. For heurs the members OF the
opposition had recourse to every par
ramSntary device for sbstructin9 bust
ness. and finally. when they were eK-
hausteS. thew overturned ohe desks.
smashed inkstands. flung books in the
faces Of speakers. indulRed In coarse
| invectives. and hnally came TO blow 3
In a general riot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
TARIFF IN THE SENATE.
The Amended Bill Formally Intro~
duOed by Senator Aldrich. =.
AN AGRICULTURAL AMENDMENT.

II ~ introduced by Senator Cannon,
and Provides For tho Payment OF
Boontiss Tor Exports OF wheat,
Corn, Outs and Other Products.
Washington. Nay 2s.-Ths Ssbats en-
the tari0 bin began in the senate yest-
erdoy with crowded galleries. a large
attendance Of senators aad the tariG
leaders Of the house. Miner business
claimed attention Up to .. m. when
Senator Aldrich, Of Rhode Island, in
charge of tho tariff bin, had the
measure Laid before thu senate and
took the fioor for the opening speech
AZ That hme every available seat In
the galleries was occupied.
The Republican side Of ths hoor
showed an almost solid repressn NATION
there being only three or four vacant
seats. The Democrats RlsS presented
fun ranks. and the scattered seats OF
the Populists were occupied with but
one exception Mr.. DinBlSy. chairman
Of the ways and means committee ana
author Of the bill. tSO& the seat i'm
mediately beside Mr.. Aldrioh, and
listened atteRtiveiy. Other Republican
members Of the ways ana means com
inittee and Representative Simpson. OF
the rOpulfSt contingent. sceupisd tho
rear lounges. Speaker Reed was noR
present.
Mr.. Aldrfch spoke fer almost an
hour and n quarter. adopting an easy.
conversational style. Mis- speech was
the ofncial utteraRse Of the finance
COMMITTEES. and in a sense Of the Re-
publican side OF the cham Der. without
making invidiOus distinctions between
the two bills Mr.. Aldrich clearly stated
as the belief OF the finance committee
that the house bill wsuld not yield
revenue adequate for the needs OF the
government.
Mr.. Vest one Of the Democratic
members OF the finance committee. fol-
lowed with statement In epposi-
tion 10 the bill lie spoke OF the fu-
tility OF pilinE up taxes en- an ever
burdened people when there was n bal
ance OF Sl29. oOo. zoe n the treasury. he
criticized the schedules in detail. de-
clarinE that some OF them were de-
signed TO be prohibitive. He severely
attacked the increases IN the lead duty,
declaring It was for the benent ef tho
'cOrmorants'' Of monopoly and against
the people.
Nj. Cannon. OF Utah. a silver Rspub-
lican. elesel the debate for the day by
| urging that the protection should be
! 80 distributed as 10 aid tho farmer.
Mr.. Cannon offered an amendment to
the tariff bin providing for bOunties
Ito any exporter Of wheat Sr whsa {
| -four. rye or rye -four. corn, ground or
unground. cotton. hops or tobacco. pro-
| duced wholly In the United States and
| exported by SEA from any port in the
| United States to anv pert Of ether
| country" The proposed bOunties are
4 Ten cents per bushel on wheat. sc
| cents per barrel on wheat -four. 16
1 cents per bushel on rye. 80 cents per
1 barrel on rye flour. : cents per bushSl
on corn. 10 cents per GENITAL on ground
1 corn. ! cent Per pound en- cotton. :
4 cents per pound on hSps and cents
i per pound en- tobacco.
Early IN the day Mr.. Mallory, the
new senator from Florida. was sworn
1 In and took his seat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
l.a,,,e ar a -oIdier., mome

Lafayette. Ind. May 26.-Last even
ing James T. Quick, an inmate OF the
soldiers home from Marion county.
made an attempt 70 kill COmmandang
James r.. MegreW. Megrew was play
lag croquet with members OF his stan.
when Quick approached the command
ant and asked what he had against
him. He was ordered OF 10 his
quarters, but instead OF OpeHns
QmcK made a lunge at the official with
his knife. but missed. Quick was
caught by Captain Havens. who came
to Megrew's assistance with a croquet
mallet, and a desperate nght epsueG
quick using his knlIe AID HaYeQs his
lnallet. Quick was finally beaten lntt
ipsensibnity. but not until Captain
Havens had his right ear cut of and
several other cuts on the head. Hi.
wounds are not dangerous. Quick was
iOdged la jail
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Gains For strikinr TatIor-

New York. May z5.-LeAdsr Schoen-
field said hast night that he was SAN
guinS that the tailsrs' strike would be
short lived. and WOULD end IN a vicOry
for the tafiors. Three large contract
ers have already caPitulated, and a
number are expected TO agree to terms
today or tomorrow. This morning 3. eos
members of the PantTzskers' anion
Joined the strike. A number sf the
Progressive TRilors have siEnifed heir
willingness te join issue with the strilx-
ers. hut the UnioR. as a whole, Is op-
posed to q strike at the DCesent time.
The Lithuanian tOilors decided to re-
main out until the demand for a % per
cent increase IA the daily woEe scale
is conceded by the contractors
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

Eagle Lake. Ind. May 26.-The Pres
byterian general assembly yesterday
settled two important questions. The
first was not TO sell i,z bsilding in New
XY,,N ana INC second 10 have only one
secretary OF home missions The lat
est echo Of the controversy over Dr.
Frisgs and the Union seminary came
up in the report or the judicial COM
tnittee. which extended to all presby-
teries the order TO exclude students OF
that seminary from their care. IT was
apparent that few commissioners knew
what theY WvrS voting upon. as the
platter came up on appeal from some
unnamed action OF the synod oi New
York. the name OF the ease alone being
given.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
MIL Wrecked and Four Kniea.

Lowelltown, Me, May 26.-Caswelrs
4nIn was blown up yesterday and four
men killed. The dead are; f. w.
Gushea, engineer. or Burlington. VT;
NFnest Nichols. OF Island Pond Vt:
Frederick Cheverier. watchman, of
Maxwell. Ont; King, labOrer. OF st.
Cecil. Que. The foreman. Stephen
Nichols. was seN epeiy in1ured. prob
ably fAtuly All the bodies were hor-
AblH lnutilated. One ef the boilers was
blown through the sawmin roof. The
other boiler was blown 100 feet into the
mill yard and the mill was BADLY
wrecked.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
REV GULLINs WRITES.

FAKMvILLE. VA, May 25, '97.
Dear Brother Mitchell -
shall never forget the many good
friends We had While in Richmond, nor
their kindness TO us, whilst in their
midst hear from and about them
avery day. have no greater JOY than
to hear that my friends walk in tn,
truth We all have prayed that thi,
be in Richmond, a year or refreshing
from the Lord and that our prayers
are being answered, numbers and
numbers can testify, who once sat in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Thursday. Nav 90.

The senate naval committee unani-
mously recommends that the price OF
armor plate be fixed at $500 per ton.
The new policy In the postohice de-
partment is to establish as many post
offices as possible whenever any rea-
Bonable amount OF business can be Sc
cured.
IL is thought in New Orleans that
there will be no further damage done
by the overflow. The loss. while
amounting TO millions, IL not 30 serious
a. Ia many previous years of overflow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

/ take this met nod OF informing my
many friends and patrons that l have
fitted up IN first-class style, barber
shoD at 0l2 East Broad st. My place
Of busin, IS il not u bar as some have
said but is house especi Ally fitted
up for me with the latt ST and most inn
proved style of chairs and fixtures.
have in my employ only IirsJ-class
BARRIERS.
Thanking my friends for their pat.
roEage in the past, l solicit a continu.
ance in the future.
Very respectfully,
O. Y. lJHNsoR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
De You Knew Him2

Me-. PehAcca Mitchell - -~~v .nxi-
ous to know the herGAbouts Of her
son, John homrH Bass. His grand
mother raised him, his mother having
nothing TO do vi h him. Al one time
she was Mrs. Rel eces Bass, but having
married a gain she is Mrs.Mitchell Any
one knowing ef him and can give in
formation. the same will be gladly re-
ceived by his mother.
airs. RRBKCCA MITcHFLL,
IA Sag Street.
StSl nton 1Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
A NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

An excellent boarding house. nicel y
furnished has been opened on FOushet,
Street, between Broad and Grace Sts.
Being centrally located and near eith-
er car line. it is an excellent stopping
place for strangers stopping in the city
for limited time. Mrs. w. i John
son 10 proprietor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
An Unsernpulou- German Omcial.

An Interruptions GOrmnn OniciRl.
Rerlin. May 26.-During the exami-
nation OF Herr Won Tauschs. the for
mer chief OF the secret pOliticRt police
yesterday Baron Npa Luetzow testified
Chat he received altogether 20 900 marks
Srom the police and signed the receipts
Ia q false name about 20 times. He
said that toward the close he became
quite hardened, adding that he would
now consult hls counsel as to whether.
ln order TO save his honor. he ought
qOt to make clean breast OF every
thing. Herr Won Tausch testified that
It was usual for police agents 10 sign
receipts in false names
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Grand Rally

At the Sharon Baptist Church, all
day Tomorrow
At II n m, Rev. Evans Payne will
preach % .. m, Rev. w. r. Graham
8 p. m Rev. u RinfOrd.
All clubs OF the church are expected
TO turn in one hundred dollars each
Friends will please come out and help
US.
A. S. THOMAS, pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Suicides Terrible Leap to Death.

Chicago. May 2o.-While walking on
the corridor of the thirteenln moor ar
tne Chamber OF Commerce building
yesterday W +. Mittman. dancing
teacher. suddenly drew a revolver and
shot himself. He then threw nnnselI
over the railing into the court. 1s0 feet
below, narrowly missing pedestr in
the crowded main lobby of the struo.
tpre. II is thought the man was dead
before ne struck the pavement. The
corpse was horribly crushed. A letter
I'm the suicides pocket said his wife
had accused him wrOngfully and that
ne Intended TO take his life on Mon
aav. hut ne concluded 20 Give ner orr
tnOre chance -'~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
conrer For Minister TO Brnzn.

Washington. May 26.-The president
yesterday sent the following nOmina-
lions 10 the senate. Edwin X. Conger
of Iowa, minister to Brazil; John G..
Foster OF Vermont, consul at Sher-
brooke, Quebec. Canada; Brigadier
General John Brooke. TO be major gen
eral. Mr.. Conger. who served as min
jster 10 Brazil under the Harrison ad
ministration. had previously served
three terms in congress with Major
Mckinley.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

Lansing. AHch.. May eo.-The lower
house of the legislature. by an almOst
unanimous vote. adopted the amend
ments recommended BY the confeFees
OF both houses on the senate kin in
creasins the specific taxes upOn rail-
road earnings. The bin Increases tho
assessments upon railroads by over
5000. 900 annually. AS at FIRST amended
and pnsse6 by the house the increase
would have been upwards OF S7Oe. ooO
The bill now goes 10 &overnor Pin
gree for signature
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Burglars steal an Empty safe.

Lancaster. Pa. May 26-During the
night robbers broke into the office pF
NewhOuser Brothers, dealers in wire
fences and agricultural implements at
Rird-in- Hand, and rolled their safe a
considerable distance away. where
they blew il open. They got nothing for
their pains. as the safe only contained
some valueless papers. There was an
other safe in the same Office. but 1t was
not tampered with.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
puoketshop Promoters Indicte a

PpcketNhop I'rOmoters Indicted.
New York. May 26.-The grand Jury
fled indictments against the four men
who are charged with maintaining the
open board OF brokers. Broad street
ppcketshop. The men indicted are
Charles II. Garland, Edward F.. Hib-
bard. William Hubbel and Louis ].
Ludwig, The indictments charge these
men with violating section 50 Of the
penal code. which II known as the
gambling act They are the first in
dictments to be found against the nu-
meTous men who have been arrested
in the recent bucketshop crusade.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
PYTHIAN NOTES.

One Of the most interesting meetings
in the history Of Blooming Lily
Lodge, was held Tuesday night at their
castle hall on = streeC Nine candi-
dates were inducted into the Knight
hood. B-tween the ranks OF Esquire
and knight q most sumOtuOus repast
was served Many visiting knight,
were present and the time was joyous
ly spent The Sir Knights from Plan ei
and Myrtle Lodges we're especially
grateful for the courtesies extended
Is is said that more than a quorum
from Planet Lodge was present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Mig Verdict Against s,pou, RAILWAY

Big Verdict Against q strNpt hallway.
Chicago. May 26,--Mrs. Susan St
5ohn. 1. New York portrait painter, was
Yeeterday awarded $25. 900 damages
against the North Chicago Street Rail-
way company. In 1895 she was visttins
Chicago. and Aug. &C. while dismount-
ing from 3 North state electric car, the
QaotOrman started the car before she
had reached the ground. and she was
thrown to the stone curbing. She
claimed that her injuries resulted In
continual trsmor. which untitled her
FOR doing any further good work with
her brush.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

We notice that four policies wer.
IN Ade out and placed u the credit Of
Planet l. .dge, Numb,r -. Rich
mond. Va. he lodges OF Rich nonu
mu,t hustle il they don't want To con
t'nue to get tue d Ist. Planet Lod ge IL
gone.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Rev Dixon breaches

CAPEvILLE, NORTHAMPTON Co, , VA.
The thanks giving sermon of Cape
vile Lodge, Grand United Order of
Odd Bellows Was delivered by The Rev
". Ii Dixon of Newport News, Va.
Rev, Dixon ascenu the pulpit stand al
? O'CLOCK last sunday, a. d took for his
text she l33rd divisOn OF tho Psalm
anu first verse. lie preached one .
the la 81 sermons To JIiIs society that
We have ever heard lie has charm
ing voice anu it is iu1 OF paJhos. PeU-
pie came from brIugetoWn, Eastvilie.
Cnerlt~n and Cape Charles; Tor the
purpose Ot hearing tins VOL >rIul
QlVInp. lhere were about one IL. pus-
anu persons present,
Ii there 10 minister in the State
that knows the history OF odd Fellow
! ship, IL Is The abOVo named ono. Mr..
npeHcer smith was master OF cerSmo.
hies aud ne presIued with much. W.
] are ALSO g.Ad 10 say that UapeVille
| lodge Is succeeding nicely with such
Nlun AZ the head of ~ as JOnn KaignL
Past Noble Father; u. MOrri-, rasi
Noble OrAnu Oscar Roase, W orthJ
| Grand; l. Wright, Past Noble Father
b Weeks, ~. V and John W eeks
Secretary. lThe Household OF ku
1 was cut IN tuu regalla, and ~
of US went away rejoicing over the
wonderful sermon, preached by Cne D
our honorable AOng.
! tins Is the second time that we have
had Rev. Dixon TO preach for us, anI
every time We hear him he electrIfie
us with the pow or of the Holy Spirit
Our OGganiSt beng absent, Reverend
Ars. DIxOp preside d at the gan ant
she gave Us some sweet strains of mu.
sic. Ihe choir gave us some of thei
best music, and their voices were a
CLEAR As be iis. The Reverend and h.
wife left Monday, from Cape Charie
for their home in Newport News w
hope they had a pleasant and safe re
turn.
Done by the order ofCHpeville lodge
Grand United Order Of odd Fellows
In f. l.. anu T.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

Peru'~ Impending Cabinet Crisis,
Lima. Peru. May PA cabinet crisis
IS probable. and IL is believed that I'm
rique Bustamente y SalaEare will be
the premier Of the new cabinet He
was minister Of war of the Candamo
provisional government OF 1885.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

Hannibal Division, OF Portsmouth
will see them all out and make them
hustle 20 keep up With the times We
extend {" YOU pur hand and encour-
age you To mare n 'rwsr 80 that when
you d'e the wUcid will know that you
have lived.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Three Net Death tn ouicksand.

Fort Wayne, Ind. May e5.-Four
worlcrnen employed by the city were
engulfsd in quicksand yeste erday. Three
of them were killed. The dead are A.
Dennis. a. Brown and James Christie.
while Michael Sheehey was fatally in
jured. The men were digging a trench
for water mains. When about six feet
below the surface a vein Of quicksaAd
was broken. and all four were en-
guifed tn mass Of sand and rock
Sheehey was rescued. but will prob
ably die.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Roland Reed wins His Damage Suit.

Roland Reed wins His Damage Suit.
Macon, Ga, May 26.-The jury In the
damage suit of Roland Reed and mem
bers OF his company. against the
Southern railway for injuries inflicted
IN a wreck. which has heQn on trial In
the United States court here for a week
past, brought IN a verdict for the plain
tiffs yesterday. The suits were brought
Tor $4,000 each In favor OF Roland
Reed. Miss Isidore Rush and Mrs
Mary Myers. The jury awarded Mrs
Myers $4,000. Roland Reed $2.CO0 and
Miss Rush $1,000.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

What has become OF Peerless Divi-
sion. which originated out of Samson
Lodge 1t was rumOred that it woul0
attend the Sup eme Lodge, which
meets at Columbus, o in August. We
hope they may he successful enough to
be uniformed by that time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
LEIGH STREET NE. OnUROH.

Sunday, May aO. .oJ'-At II o'clock
preaching by pastor; subject: "Our
Fall n Heroes" 3:l5 O'clock preach
ing Ivy pastor; subj ct: Living Abovs
Suspicion 8:2O o'clock preaching
and revival meeting. All are welcome.
j, VI, BRIoE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Athenians at the Jefferson.

The Athenian Mandolin and Guitar
Club was engaged to entertain the
gu est OF the Jefferson Hotel on last
w W.nnesday, May %. The programme
as said to be granO.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

Fulton Household Of Ruth on last
Monday night gave grand entertain
ment to enjoyment Of all who at
tended 1t was n financial success as
well as enjoyable The committee and
the Household deserved much praise
for the noble work they did. The
above named Household of Ruth con-
vened on last Tuesday at 5 o'clock.
A lively meeting was Leld and many
topics were considered A delegate
was elected to attend the district
Household OF Ruth convention which
will convene in this city June S'h,
| 1897, by order Bienniel Movable Com
miJIee and Supreme Grand Master