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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GRAND
COURT OF VIRGINIA.

A special session of the Grand Court,
Independent Order OF Calanthe OF Vir-
ginis was held at Johnson's hall Tues
day, October IL 1897. at M.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr called the body to order
at 8 80 p. IN. The roll of Courts was
called and representatives from Ca
lanthe Court, Newport News, Pure
Gold Sylvia, Old Dominion, Excelsior.
Annals Eureka, Unity and Planet
Courts of Richmond, Bethel Court,
Suffolk. Va, answered to their names.
Grand Worthy Counsellor explained
that the purpose of this special call
was to make necessary laws to control
the Endowment Department of the
Order. since the Supreme Court at its
last session in Columbus, Ohio, had
given each State control of it's own
Endowment
The Committee on Law and Super-
vision. consisting of Sir Casper Rowlett
of Newport News; Mrs Harriett
Thompson, Sylvia Court; Mrs Mamie
@. Johnson, Oid Dominion Court; Miss
Lizzie E. Tinsley. Excelsior Court !,
Mrs. II Elnora Wesley, Annals Eure-
ka Court; Mrs. NJ. T.. Br ,wn, Unity
Court; retired 70 the ante-room and
prepared the necessary laws 70 control
the Endowment of the Grand Court
OF Virginia. The report was
carefully prepared, covered and pro-
vided for every feature in that Depart
ment and was unanimously adopted by
the Grand Court.
The Endowment Advisory Board
was then appointed according TO the
report consisting of seven members, g.
w. Counsellor John Mitchell, Jr ,
Grand Worthy Register of Deeds. Miss
NJ l. Chiles; Grand Worthy Receiver
of Deposits, Mrs. Josephine Graham ;
ex-officio, Mrs. Harriet Thompson,
Rev. ] II Holmes, Mrs Lucy e Niles
Mrs. Mamie @. Johnson, Mrs r Elmo
ra Wesley, J W. Robinson, John NJ.
Booth of Suffolk, Va.
The Grand Court then by a unani-
NOUS vote decided TO have a Regalia
Department consisting of Grand Wor-
thy Counsellor John Mitchell, Jr ,
Grand Worthy Register of Deeds. Miss
M. L. Chiles; Grand Worthy Inspec-
trix, Mrs. George Price; Grand Wor-
thy Lecturer, Mrs. Sylvia Mitchell ;
Grand Worthy Senior Directress. Mrs
Anna Taylor; Grand Worthy Junior
Directress, Mrs Mamie 9. Johnson
and Mrs Harriet Thompson.
The Past Worthy CouRsellor's de-
gree was conferred upon Miss Bette
Dobson, Sir John M Booth. Mrs. Pink
ie Mosby, Mrs. Mary X. Holmes, Mrs.
Victoria Robinson, Mrs. Mahu,da Her.
rington, Missouri Jones.
Reports from all the Courts showed
the whole order in excellent condition
throughout. the State, and after most
adjourned to meet in Danyille, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Sympathy.

HARTWELL-Brotk er William II.
Hartwell departed this life at his resi-
dence. 1902 East Leigh street at B 80
O'Clock q. m. His funeral took place
from the Asbury NJ. E Church, 25th
street, October 11th. He was a men,
ber of the above named church. He
was also a local preacher. Rev. B. W.
Brown, the pastor officiated, assisted
by Revs J. @. Brice and Archer Fer
gUson.
He was also a member of Stone Eel
Lodge, number l, 0 A. K of o., and
Past Worthy Priest Worthy Com
mander, Lewis Cooper. The lodges
taking part were st Jacob, number
4, Ancient Knights OF Jerusalem
Queen Esther Court, number 1, A. D.
K. of j., Worthy Mother, Mrs. Mary
Meekins Worthy Priest, Rev. Archer
Ferguson; and Queen Elizabeth Court
number 3, A d, K. OF j., Worthy
Moother, Mrs. Mary Meekins; Worthy
Priest, Brother w. s Selden. At his
own request he desired to be buried 81
the latest hour of the day.
He leaves a wife and four children
to mourn their loss. W, 8. Selden
Funeral Director.
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Is big Six" Right.
October IA. 1897.

October Il, 1897.
Knowing as we do. the object of the
"Split Party" Of the Nineteenth Uentu-
ry Club OF which Mr.. John Gee is
president and Mr.-Alexander Lewis is
secretary with whom our names have
been associated as treasurer and MEM
bers of the board of governors. we de-
nounce the same, aud have by this
writing declared ourselves no longer
connected with the said "Split Party"
This, the aforesaid body, has basely
misrepresented and spread rumors
concerning the original Nineteenth
Century Club OF which Mr.. Joseph St
j. Gilpin is president and Mr.. Royal
w Brooks is secretary.
The said split party has proceeded
to business without constitution. by
laws or any form whatever. All pa
pers, secretary's book, constitution,
bylaws, etc., being held by the origi-
nal club.
Signed:
ALBERT TKNEAHT, Board;
BENJAMIN G ANDERSON, Board
ED II. JACKSON, Treasurer and
member of Board
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
Sunday in Our Churches
THE FEMALE PUGu.IsTs MAKE 4
CHANGE,
A Strange Ooinoidenoe-Eews of the
Ward Boiled Down.

Lsst Sunday was little hazy. and
many hoped and prayed that the heav-
ems would weep again on them; but
it was not until Monday when we re-
ceiv d q refreshing shower.
Our churches were largely attended
on last Sunday, but we are sorry that
time does not allow US to mention the
services at some of the Churches.
The lecture of DR.. Binga at the
Moore Street Church last Monday
night was listened to with marked in
terest. he told the wives their duty
to their husbands. Now, will they do
lie?
They tell us that some of the female
pugilists have began to challenge each
other, instead Of the opposite. We
learn that Justice John acted as
Judge in one combat this week.
That lecture on last Tuesday night
at the Sixth Mount Zion Church SEEM
ed to have shaken the Ward from CEN
tre to circumference. We learn that
the lecturer threw his lash right and
left and the bruises were many.
We glad TO note the fact that Mrs.
Elnora Wilson of New York is in our
midst again. Having left here about
ten years ago, she returns with two
hne boys. We welcome you back.
Miss Elnora McClain has left the
city to take school at Westmoreland
Va.
A strange coincidence. Yes, it was
on last Tuesday night that we found
ourselves at the ho lse of young lad Y
who was celebrating her birthday with
her mother, both having been born on
the ssme day After quite hearty
laugh at facts and jokes. while partak-
ing OF the reception, we left.
1t was also on last Tuesday night
that we witness q "molasses stew" at
Mr. Wilson Gray on West Jackson st.
1t was pleasing affair. He has fine
groceries there now. Oh yes. see him.
Yes, there was hot time in that
hall on Friday night, 9Th inst. The
Professor placed his No, O's on that
lady's. dress and was ruined. She look
ed at him and said "all coons look alike
to me-.
We wonder how that young man felt
when ne received those four cups of
coffee in his face. We are glad he re-
turned good for evil, for when we
heard OF them again, they were waltz
ing together.
Yes, we are told that they are mar
rIed. Didn't you know it Well, We
don't suppose you did.
MAGNo UNo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Robert A. Jackson con-
tinues quite sick.

Mrs. Robert A. Jackson con-
tinues quite sick.
Miss Annie F. Scottis now teach
ing at Lestor, Manor, King William
County, Va.
Rev. W. H. Dixon Was in the
city this week He brought his daugh-
ter TO the Harthorn Memorial College.
Mr.. l.. s. G. Greene of Norfolk
was in the city this week on business,
returning home on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Henry has returned
to- the city from a delightful visit to
her cousin, Mrs. Louisa Hamm, 800
West 4lst street, New York.
-Miss Lizzie Dodson, Of Washing
ton, ID. O., who was SO suddenly called
to the bedside Of her sick sister, Mrs.
X. A Jackson, arrived in this city last
Thursday.
Rev. j. w. Bowe. presiding ell
der of the Virginia District of the
United States Veteran Christian
Church Missionary Association, sc-
companied by Rev. Elisha Cook called
on US. Rev. Cook will locate at York,
Pa.
Mr.. J. Patrick Smith has return
cd home from Watch Hill, r l.,
Brooklyn, n. Y. Fort George and New
York city, where he spent delightful
time. During his stay in New York he
was.the guest OF Mrs. Andrew Sim
mons, 131 West 82d street. Also
while he W as there, ne visited Hsrlem,
n. Y, aud was entertained by Mrs.
Frances Miles in company with a
host of charming ladies and gallant
gentlemen. Music was rendered, so
los and duets by the best singers of
New York. At twelve o'clock they
were led by the hostess into special
dining-room, where the table was
heavily ladened with all the delicacies
of the season and at a late hour OF the
morning, they all parted to their sew
eral homes. saying they had joyful
time that they never can forget.
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From PORTSMOUTH.
Rev. Chisholm Preaches--Personal Items.
A New Oharch-Matrimonial.

PoRTsMoUTH, Va. Oct Is 81.
Last Sunday was a mild and pleasant
day. The pleasant breeze from over
the Elizabeth seas eheered up many q
person.
The churches were we'll attended all
day.
Ebenezer church, the Sabbath school
in the morning was well attended, the
lesson taught was very interesting.
At IL o. clock the pastor Rev. A.
Chisholm occupied the pulpit.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
at O'Clock was we'll attended.
The subject was very interesting
and was very ably discussed by many
of the members, also quite a number
Of persons made application for mems
bership.
At 1880 o'clock preaching by pastor
Zion Baptist church Rev. j. N. Arm.
stead, pastor occupied the pulpit al
day.
Services at II A. NJ. Baptist Youn(
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MORRIS-Departed this life, Octo-
ber s. 1897, Mrs. Susan Morris. wife of
Thomas Morris at her home near
Scottsville. Va, after short, but pain
full illness. The remains were inferred
in the family burial plot, October 8,
1897. She was loving aud devoted
mother and wife, an active christian
worker, and her loss is deeply felt not
only by her family but by the commu-
nifty.
She leaves a kind husband and seven
loving children, one sister; Miss Mary
j. Jenkins, two brothers, Z. F., and
Moses Jenkins and other relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
81 have crossed the river of Jordan
Far from this world of toll and
strife,
She is present with the Lord;
The labors of her mortal life
End in large reward"
Sympathy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Fulton Notes.

Mr.. Anderson Foster arrived last
week from New Jersey. visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Foster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pleasants died very
suddenly on Monday, the IIth. of heart
disease She was loving mother aud
affectiODate wife.
Mr. Nicholas Dawson has been suf-
fering severely with a rising. hand but
is much better.
Sunday Schools in this section OF the
city and also the churches were very
well attended. Rev. Archer Ferguson
was at his post of duty
Rev Daniel James baptized one per-
son, Clara johnson. At 4:3O he ad-
ministered the Lord Supper.
Mrs- Pleasant died suddenly on Mon
day, the 1lth. and her funeral took
place from Rising Mount Zion Baptist
Church on the 18th, at IL o'clock, Rev.
Daniel James officiating.
At present little Mamie. the dauRh-
ter OF Rev. B higgins is very i'll.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Nineteenth Century Splits

There has been for some time much
dissatisfaction prevailing among the
members Of Nineteenth Century Club
which has brought about split among
them.
Last week meeting was held at Mr.
s. J. Gilpin's shoe store in East Broad
street to reorganize the club with its
original offices, and the following list
of names were handed the society cor
respondent.
The following are the officers
Joseph st. J. Gilpin, President; Joseph
Vandervall, Vice President Royal
Brooks, Sect'y; Herbert Mundin, Asst
Secretary Clifton G. Cabel, Treasur-
er; Jesse Smith, Chaplain;
have received also the names Of
those who constitute the other side
OF which Messrs John Gee, is president
Alexander Lewis, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Young Mems Christian Association n otes

The Saturday Evening Bible Class is
still growing. Remember that Rev d.
W. Davis is particularly interested in
this class.
Our rooms were crowded last Sunday
with boys and Secretary q. Burrell
spoke TO them upon the subject
Home Training" which will be con-
cluded next month. He tried to show
teachings which good parents tried to
give them. The three Hebrew child
rem we're used for examples.
Brother j. j. Woodson in his address
to the men last Sunday upon the Sub
ject, Truth" brought the subject out
IN such way that all left feeling that
they had been well paid for coming
out. Special music was rendered by
Messrs. Hopkins, Halter and Director
Williams accompanied by our organist,
Robert i. White.
The Lyceum is planning for good
work during this season. corps O.
officers have been elected, president,
MIR Paul Pollard.
At 3 O'Clock to-day you are invite
TO the explanation on tbs Sunday
School lesson by Rev. d w. Davis.
Brother Paul Pollard will addI ess
NSJo ONo0cJ ~ " OAOCAs cOblCCt
Character Building" Boys bring
your Gospel Hymns.
For men only and free. Don't miss
it. Lawyer George W. Lewis will de-
liver a special address. Come and
hear for yourselves.
Did you not know that our night
school has opened.
The grandest of the season will be
Y. Nj. y. A. Musical Contest, amor the
choirs OF the 2nd Church, Ebene Ger
Church. 4th Church and 9th st. Church
Monday night, November Sth, at the
9th Street Baptist Church and Monday
night, November 9Th at 4th Baptist
Church. Gold medals-first and sec
ond hOnors. The choirs will give you
some of the best music which has ever
been rendered Admission, 10 cents ;
Lady and gentleman, = cts.
Have you not heard that the Young
Mems Christian Association Night
School will have free lectures, Rev.
j K. Jones, ID. ID. Chairman of the Y
M. O. Educational Committee open.
ed the course by giving very helpful
one last Wednesday TO sll of the schol-
ars.
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion rooms are opened for you, young
men. Come in.
RESOI UTlONa IN p-spurr no muU xsH..oo~,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
The Famous Females Sang.

For an hour and half quite fash
ionable audience impatiently awaited
the appearance of the famous I'M
perial Quartette upon the rostrum of
the Second Baptist Church on last
Monday night.
However it was 8 80 before the cur
tain ascended and the professional ar
tlsts appeared. looking as charming IS
ever, in fact they represented q per-
feet garden of singing living and vocal
flowers. M'ss Kemp, with q well
trained SoprAnl voice led the Quartet
and Mme.-. Walker, the mezo- o-soprano
songster as. lsJed her, while Mrs Car
rie Hawkins, with magnificent alto
supported by Mrs Georgia Gibbon Price
who with deep and heavy alto-con-
tralto voice, made up the celebrated
Quartette OF which Virginia is proud.
Mr.. @. C. VILLAINS and Mrs Burwe1
were also on the programme.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

Peoples Union at o, clock. s Pm.
preaching
Emanual A. E. M. Church North
street ] The revival at the sbove NAM
ed church is still going on with much
success and many souls have found
Christ precious to their ever dying
souls.
Since the out pouring Of the holy
spirit at DR. Armstead's church, 1O7
persons have Joined old Emanuel.
Services at Emanuel Church Sunday
was viz z A. NJ. Glass meeting.
.: A.. M. Sunday school, II O'Clock
preaching.
5 O'Clock Christian Endeavor, Z 80
preaching.
Miss Martha Beamon Of London St.
left the city for Hanover, New Hamp-
ture last week
Miss Annie Beamon OF London street
left for Washington. d. O., where she
Will spend the winter.
Miss Virginia Anderson, ,'of Washing
ton, was the guest Of her sister Mrs.
Chisholm, on Green street. She arriv-
ed in the city on.last Saturday morn
ing and left Tuesday afternoon for
school
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
DEATHS.

BANKS-Little Henry Banks. age
8 months, the son of Lee and Lille
Banks, departed this life on Wednes-
day morning, October Sth, 1897, be-
tween the hours Of eight and nine
O'Clock. The family was very much
stricken with grief. He is gone but
not forgotten, and we know that our
loss is his eternal gain.
Farewell little honey,
We loved thee we'll,
But Jesus loved thee best.
We truly know that thou art gone
to rest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

Four killed In a Battle with shepherds

Four killed In a Battle with Shepherds
Pocatello. Idaho. Oct. 13.-News just
received from Long Valley. in Wash
ington county, says there has been .
battle between the settlers and the
shepherds. in which four men were
killed and one dangerously wounded.
Details are meager. but 1t seems that 10
OF tie settlers warned the sheep men
to leave the valley. and when they re-
fused made an attack upon the sheep
camp. Thirty shots were fired by the
settlers. and a man named Barber was
killed. The sheep men then returned
the Gre. killing three OF the settlers.
The rest OF the attacking party ned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

Cascarets Candy CathartIc, the most Won
derful medical discovery OF the age, pleas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dtspel colds
cure headache, fever, habibual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
Of Z. G. G. to-day; 10, p, 50 cents Sold and
guaranteed 70 cure w all druggists.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
A NEW CHURCH ON FOOT.

Quite large number of christians
met in Brighton on last Tuesday night
at the public school for the purpose of
organizing achurch.
The gathering was called to order
with Rev. s. NJ. Reed in the chair.
Mrs Kicks, was appointed Secretary
After the election OF officers the
body proceeded to business.
Services will be conducted every
Sunday at 3 o'clock. Business meet
ing every Thursday night at 8 O'Clock
Mrs Sarah Anderson left our CITY
Friday after spending several weeks
with us. we hope she ,ejoyed herself
and will call again.
Mrs Mary Hooker who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs Clara Mat
thews returned to her home in Brook
lyn Friday the 9Th inst.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Effie Lassiter, to Mr.. Smith OF
this city next Wednesday night at Eb-
enezer Church
Miss Helen Bacchus left the city for
Hampton school. but returned on ac-
count of no room.
On last Tuesday night the ladies of
the Emerald League gave = grand
Oyster supper at the residence Of Miss
Sadie Sapez No. 785 Glasge St
Malachi HOLLAND
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1897

all classes of sin. Keep up the good
work.
Our sick is improving fast. Mrs.
Sarah Ross remains quite sick. Miss
Martha Carter is also quite sick.
Say, what is the matter now you
should not take the whole sermon to
yourself when you get angry7 Don't
let us know you are guilty by showing
it.
That bridge rs it is now, is a perfect
disgrace TO the city and county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

Washington, Oct. 18.-Associate Jus
tice Stephen Johnson Field. OF the
United States supreme court, has made
formal application to President Nc
Kinley to be retired from the bench
under the law allowing members OF
that court to be retired when 70 years
old. This statement is made upon tho
highest authority, and also the state
ment that Attorney General Joseph
McKenna, of California viii be nomi-
mated to succeed him on Dec. 6. when
congress convenes. nve days after the
retirement Of Justice Field takes Of-
feet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

Chippewa Falls. Wis. Sept Is.-A
disastrous wreck occurred on the Wis
consin Central railroad six miles west
OF this city, resulting In the death of
nve people and the injury of several
others Two freight trains. though a
mistake OF orders. met on n curve and
came together with terrible force. The
dead are Engineers Warren and Smith.
Fireman Smiley. Brakeman Miller,
George Schaefer, a Etockman. OF Fari-
bault, MINI Two brakemen were
taken from the wreck seriously In
5ured- The passengers in the cabooss
were slightly injured.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Patenotre,s suooa..o,

Ambassador Patenotre's Successor.
Paris, Sept. zo.-M. Jules Cambon,
governor general OF Algeria, II IL an
nOunced, will succeed M. Jules Pate
notre as French ambassador at WASH
ington, and NJ. Patenotre will 20 to
Madrid. The announcement that NJ.
Patenotre had been transferred to Mad
rid was nrts made by The Temps OF
Paris. on Sept. 1e last. when It was
added that Count Aontholon, the
French minister at Brussels. was t.
succeed him at Washington
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

to the place, for we were seeking
knowledge, and I II nearly two hours,
we enjoyed q most masterly ora
tion, richly entwined with wit and hu-
NOR. Mr.. Small is unlike most white
lecturers who gets of all their jokes at
the expense of the Negro. He is
clean cut. graceful, impartial lecturer.
AJAX
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16

Harrisburg. Oct. 1S.-Secretary Of the
Commonwealth David Martin an
nounced the appointment last night OF
Richard ID. Cochran, OF York. a. dep
uty secretary. Mr.. Cochran takes the
place OF Colonel James II. Barnett,
whose resignation was asked for by the
secretary. The new deputy has ao-
cepted. and will assume the duties Oi
the ONCE next Tuesday. He II q mem
Der OF the York bar. and n about u
years Of aga a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
London Rankers proteat.

London. Sept. 22.-Arl the leading
bankers OF London met privately to-
day to discuss the recent utterances
or the governor of the Bank OF Eng
land as to silver. A resolution OF pro-
test was passed The feeling grows
that strong political move is being
made in favor OF some concessions to
silver. 1t would not be very surprising
If some international monetary discus
sion were arranged ere long.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Avn Appeal For Klondikaru.

Washington. Sept. z1.-Joseph Ladue,
the founder Of Dawson City, accompa-
MED by r. #. Botsford. who is identl-
ned with him in interests there, ar
rived here last night for consultation
with Secretary Alger as to the best
means to be adopted for relieving the
distress that is feared will result In
the Klondike gold fields the coming
winter. Mr.. Ladue declares that 5000
are threatened with starvation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
TO Appeal TO the PoDe.

Madrid, Sept. e. - The government
has decided to send a memorandum to
the pope on the subject OF the excom-
munication by the bishop OF Majorc
OF Senor Reverter. the Spanish minis
ter Of finance, who has incurred the
bishops oispleasure by taking posses
sion, IT is alleged. OF the treasury OF
a church in the diocese. The MEM
orandum Will be presented personally
to his holiness through Mgr. Merry del
Val
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
A Jump For ..Honor. ,,

New York, Sept. 2z.-Wflliam Ganx.
a young man who works in q publish
ing house here, jumped from the Brook
lyn bridge into the East river yester-
day. He was picked up alive. The
jump had to be carefully planned, and
CAM was well weighted with lead. He
said he did It for honor"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Frost Damare in Obfo

Cincinnati. Sept 22.-Reports from
all parts OF the Ohio valley indicate
that the frost did much damage on
Monday night, especially to tobacco
and to late corn. The frost was general
In southern Ohio and Indiana and
northern Kentucky. The quarantine
against fever was raised here yester-
day on account OF the frost
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-10-16
Judge eresbam,s sman rs,ata

Judge Gresham's Small Estate.
Chicago, Sept. IA final account Of
the estate OF the late Judge Walter q.
Gresham was fled yesterday in the
probate court 1t was approved and the
estate closed. The executrix was the
widow. Matilda Gresham, and she Is
also the sole beneficiary. The estate
amounted to S18, 6O2