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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27

on during tho operation only added TO the
amusement Of his tormentors;. indeed, cases
ara known of both the ears and the nose nave
ing been severed during these, preparations.
Women were also exposed to tho grossest In
suits from these military ruflans, having por-
preteSt of n search for scditious i%nsigniu. by
which namo was meant every pieCo OF green
~" lad rs thoy had been before, matters became
far worse after April 20, on, which day twenty
seven, magistrates nsscmbich a. corey anM re-
ford. Gordon, Hav. and Alo~Nander-loyalists all
three. be it never forgottenx.9re thoroughly
In the several neighborhoods OF Ross. Ennis
corthy aud Corey" snys Hay, the people sur
trntc started up eager for the glorious distinc.
ton of outstripping all others, each by his own
superior deeds of death. deilaRratton and tor
turc. Many unfortunate men who were taken
in their own houses were strung up as IL. woro
to be hanged. but were let down now and then
become informcrs. After these and the
like experiments several persons Ianguished
10 co sO%S ,l%o of and .hcm at s sSnfis n PSaFl' o%ri
pcnicrs whose assistance was considered
Indispensable in the fabrication OF pixies were
pointed out on evidence OF their trades as the
first and 1ttest objects OF torture. But tho
sagacity OF some magistrates became at length
discerncd n United Irishman even at the first
glance, and their zeal never suffered any person
whom they deignod to honor with such distinc.
tion to pass of without convincing proof of
their attention.
The Rev. Mr.. Gordon comments as tOlNOws on
the same subjects: Whether an instruction in
tho then existing. state of tho kingdom would
have taken place In the county of Wexford, or.
in case OF It's eruption. how far less formidable
and sanguinnry IL would have been II no acts
Of severity had been committed by the %soldiory.
tho yeomon, and their su Elementary. associ.
atcs, without the direct authority of
their superiors or command OF n magistrate.
is n question which | am not able positively to
answer. In the neighborhood OF. Corey, If | am
not mistaken, the terror OF the whippinRs was in
particular so great that the people would have
been extremely glad to renounce forever all
nnlinns OF opposition to the Goyernmont. II they
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26

William Kicker, 1903 West Winches-
ter Street, Baltimore. Md, says: THE
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man, at Gle
North Eutaw Street, cured me, my
wife and two children OF eczema My
face, arms, body. legs. feet and hands
were like raw beef The flesh on my
hands and feet split to the bone the
same as If 1t had been mede so with q
sharp razor My wife was worse than
/, snd my two little children were as
bad or worse. When / went to the Old
Indian Herb Medicine Man he told me
to bring my family to him. which did
He told me it would take four mo nth
to get us we'll. My family doctor said
there was no cure for US. but the Old
Indian Herb Medicine Man, at GIG N
Eutaw Street, said il he did not make
q permanent cure for US he would not
charge us. So he went to work on US
with his herb teas and saives. Inside
OF four months we were as we'll as any
people in the United States, and have
been for nearly two years.
We owe our lives to the Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man, at 6l6 North Eu-
taw st l send him hundreds of people
who hsvebeen afflicted for years with al
kind of diseases, and the people never
let up praising him in every way In
my business l meet hundreds eve~y
day, and always send them to tbs
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man, at 6ll
n Eutaw Street, and all that go {,
him are sure to get cured, when th'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
THE MAINE REPORT
VIII Not Be Given to the Pub
- lie Until Next Week.
ADMIRAL SIOARD'S ILLNESS.
It May Cause the Retirement Of
That Navy Officer.
BUSY SUNDAY AT THE CAPITAL.

Mckinley Remained From
Measures With His Advisers The
Belief Growing In Omcial Circles
That the Great Disaster Was Exter-
nal-Warlike Preparations Continue
and Preparations For the Defense
or the National Capital Are Com
-warships Purchased From
Brasil Have Been Named New Or
leans aud Albany.
Key West, March 2S.-The report of
the court Of inquiry into the Maine dis
astsr left here yesterday in the Gus
tody Of Lieutenant Commander Mark.
Judge advocate. II the train connec-
tons are made he will arrive In Wash
inRton with the document tomorrow
night. Whether the report will meet
with the approval OF the navy depart
ment is n matter OF conjecture Even
Rear Admiral Sicard declines to proph-
esy. The general opinion OF naval off,
GERS here. however. is that the navy
department VIII quickly approve the
findings and publicly convey them to
the nation with as little delay as pos
sible.
Within the last few days a minority
sentiment has ben steadily growing
that the court has been unable to de-
termine definitely the cause OF the ex-
plosion. Still. II is true that a major
ity held to the conviction that the re-
port viii find and prove that the Maine
was blown up intentially.
The sending OF the report to Wash
ington was an undramatic climax tC
weeks OF waiting. Lieutenant Com
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1898
TEE YOUNG NEGRO SLAVE HUs-
BAND.

With pain and delight.
And night after night,
My mind with sweet memories are
teeming,
Ofhome and its joys.
And romps with the boys;
But, alas it is naught but fond dream.
ing.
loved and was loved,
BY sweet streamlets roved,
or my loved one ever was thinking
Aud thus was blessed,
For love filed my breast,
And dreamed not the woe Pm now
drinking.
We married at last,
And then time few fast,
My bride was peerless bright jewel
Hence was my heart cleft,
When we were bereft
BY the slave owners hand rough anC
cruel.
But in spite of their power,
There'l come yet an hour,
When we shall again be united;
For there reigns a God,
In whose Christening rod
We've trusted, and ali shall be righted
o. NJ. STEWARD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
HERB MEDICINE MAN
6I6 s. 6I8 ~. Entaw St.
Baltimore, Md.
Enclose Stamp for a Reply

The Old Indian Herb Medicine Man,
J. p. Kerr, Gle n. Eutaw Street, Balti-
more, Maryland, the greatest healer Of
the sick and afflicted in the world.
cure the following diseases or no
charge: No one need fear.
Heart disease, Consumption, Blood
Kidney Bladder, Structure, Rectal,
Vertigo. Throat, Lung. Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Constipation, Rheumatism
IN any form, Pains and Aches of any
kind, Catarrh Of the stomach. Kidney,
Bladder or Stomach or complaints Of
any kind, Gold, Sore Throat, Bronchial
troubles, Sores, Skin diseases, all itch
ing sensations, all female complaints.
La-Grippe or Pneumonia, Ulcers, Car
buncles, Boils, Demaciations or sunk
en- parts, Pimples on face and body
Dialects Of the Kidneys, or Brights
disease of the Kidneys.
cure any disease 10 matter of-what
nature. I have cured thousands and
restored them to the best Of health,
where the most scienced medical skill
failed to even give relief, that i car
prove in the highest courts Of necessi-
| ty. The State Board of Health OF Ken
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
Separate Skirts.
$50 Druid Hill Avenue.
Baltimore. Md f..

No other assortment so COM
plete and comprehensive; no 9th
er styles so perfect and exclusive
as you will find at The Always
Busy Store. 4"
Silk Crepon, very hobby patterns. Per-
caline lined, 10. worth SIS.
Plain Black Siccilian finished of with
II rows OF cords, So % worth $40.
FlorentIne Figured NJ hair, splendi
patterns. 50 As worth so.
Plain Black Cheviot Serge, and plain
Mohair, finished seams, SO 9S, worth
So
Fancy Figured Brilliantine, large pat
terms cut full, nicely made, 81 90
worth 50 TO
Plain Navy, Black and Green Pompa-
dour Serge, very stylish So 48 worth
$40
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26

lucky charged me with the terrible
crime OF looking at mans tongue
which they claimed 60 be medical tx
animation without q diploms, and
had to leave the State or pay heavy
fine.
1 have been in Baltimore for 4 years
past. and have thousands of the most
influential people to back me in my as
sertions every way. / will send you IN
every letter full particulars of how the
Medical Fraternity has treated me for
curing all diseases with Herb-teas that
0affle all medical science or human
skill. have been in over 500 cases OF
confinement. I am no physician nor
do pretend to be. My teachings and
learnings are from indians and colored
savages. All letters promptly answer
ed when a two cent stamp is enclosed.
Tell me your nearest express office for
shipment. 1 send you testimonials
from all parts Of the world.
janus 2. KERR,
Gle N. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md.
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20 Mary Street.
Baltimore, Md.

Mrs. Subina Morgan, 437 Druid Hill
Avenue. says: 1.-THE Old India Herb
Medicine Mans herb teas cured me of
Consumption of the throat, yellow
jaundice, blood, kidney. stomach, liver
female weakness, commonly knows as
whites. terrible case of eczema, YER
tigo. lumbago. fearful case OF muscu-
lar rheumatism and ovary troubles.
Ny skin was yellow, my head was dir
zy, my tongue was fearfully coated. l
could not taste, such aching and miser-
able sensations no human being can
tell. 1 would scratch and scratch I'M
til was as raw as piece of beef. My
stomach was sour and sick at all times,
my head seemed as though it would
burst, my throat was so sore that it
WAS like death to swallow.
Il suffered thousands of deaths with
the most fearful and intense sharp
shooting pains from my head TO the
sole Of my feet My bowels were ter
ribly cOnstipated, in fact was q total
wreck in every way. l tried the best
medical skill and all patent medicines
that 1 saw advertised in newspapers
and circulars, but every thing that
tried made me worse. 1 was advised
to try the Old Indian Herb Medicine
Mans herb teas and / did sos The first
dose took helped ms so greatly that I
continued to take his herb teas for SIX
weeks and | can assure every one that
l got a permanent cure l am as we'll
as any body in the United States. Ny
skin and eyes are as clear as amber
and as free from pains and aches as the
sun that shines Oh, l feel so good
that don't know what to do with my
self. No one knows the good of health
until health is gone. Any enc can call
and see me in person or write and
will tell them all the particulars OF my
case.
MRS SUBTNA MORGAN,
$50 Druid Hill Avenue.
Ralffuora Nd
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
GONE BEFORE.
LONG CnrrK P. O V

LONG CREEK P. o VA.
A few remarks in regard to Brother
Anthony Thomas life.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God to take from Us one OF our eldest
members and deacons Of which he
served 81 years as deacon at Mt. Gar
land Baptist Church, and also as q des-
con at Little River Baptist Church,
(white) In slavery. He died February
2S. 1898 and one who was always at his
post of duty to do whatever was re-
quired of him He is one for whom
We need to mourn but our lost is his
gain.
Brother Anthony devoted the better
part OF his life to the Lord. When he
was young he heard about God and
that he hsd said Suffer the little chill
dren to come unto me and forbid them
not, for of such il the Kingdom OF
Heaven. Brother Anthony NO doubt
had many a combat and trial to endure
Gas it was slavery trying TO lind Jesus
the pearl of greatest price, but through
all Of that he sought and found Him,
and grew in His grace and knowledge.
At his age, there were q few mem
bers who could and would come to the
church as he did. There are even
but few young members who have
filed their places as he did. His age
did not sfiect him in ways to prevent
from coming to the church as most of
others but as the time drew near, and
the cord Of his life was about wound
up, he had to cease going. The end
was approaching and on the 18th OF
February 1898, God called Brother An
thonY to that place where he had long
ed and prayed for. His work on earth
was completed and now he must reap
his reward in Heaven.
In the Sunday School he was we'll
known member and was there always
to fill his place, because he loved the
Sunday School work.
To the church / will say you have
lost a good, quiet member who loved
his brethren and sisters and above all
the cause of Christ. will say 30 the
church in general like the apostle OF
old, get ready and prepare to meet our
beloved member and deacon. We can
20 to him but he cannot come to us
and from his daily walks we believe
having trusted in his God down to hiE
last days on earth, is basking in the
sunlight Of God; gone to the realms
above and have joined that number
which John saw that no man could
number. and is saved forever more
Amen.
Mr.. s. GRAVES,
The ut. Garland Baptist Church o
! Louisa Co Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
Eddie Jackson Passes Away.

The funeral of Eddie n Jackson
whose death occurred Friday morning.
18th inst, took place Sunday at l
O'Clock from the First Baptist Church
of which he had been a member FOR
one year aud eight months.
The funeral ceremony was conducted
by Rev. James IL. Holmes, pastor A
solo "Safe in the arms OF jesus" was
sung by Mr.. Joseph L B. Vsndervall
which was very impressive.
He WAS member of the 18th Centu-
ry Club OF which the following acted
as paIl-bearers:
Active :-Messrs. Benjamin o. Ander-
son, John Allen Grinnell, Josepb st. ].
Gilpin, Joseph l.. b. Vanderval, j.
Harvey Wilder and Herbert E. Nun
din. Honorary Royal w Brooks. Al
bert Tenant, James Birchett and Cliff
ton g. Cabell.
The beautiful floral designs showed
the great esteem and sympathy of hii
many friends.
Francis JACKSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
rHE cARINFT UNrrrD.

Substantial Unanimity on the Maine
Disaster ana the Cuban Question.
Washington, March 23.-Aside from
the visit OF survivors OF the Maine
disaster to the president last Saturday
there was nothing new In the situation
beyond a report from Havana that
General Pando. OF the Spanish army
In Cuba, was endeavoring to secure a
conference with the insurgent leaders
looking to a cessation OF hostilties by
allowing to the island the same method
OF self government allowed to Canada
by Great Britain, retaining only Span
ish suzerainty. This liberal offer is
proposed By the autonomists, but the
report that It was authorized by the
Spanish government is not verified
Should the conference take place, which
Is unlikely. the insurgents would
doubtless reject the offer.
On Sunday President Mckinley did
not attend church. as is his custom,
bat spent several hours ia consulta-
ton with cabinet ministers and others.
Among those summoned was Charles
r. Flint. who has been acting for the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
REAR ADMIRAL SICARD.

mander Mark went aboard the Nash
Vile early IN the day and brought OF
the findings. After q prolonged con-
ference with Rear Admiral Sicard GER
tain alterations were made, and then
Rear Admiral Sicard affixed his sigma
ture OF approval. After luncheon
Lieutenant Commander Mark boarded
the steamer City OF Key West and
sailed for Miami at 1880 yesterday az
ternoon, with the courts findings safe
ly slowed away in state room No. 16.
Despite the absence from Key West
OF the documents on which the eyes OF
the world are fixed. the court OF inquiry
continues IN existence, though inactive.
Should the navy department require
further investigation. and express dis
satisfaction with the findings, IT il
probable the court would be obliged to
return to Havana, though the release
OF all the Maine officers held here as
witnesses until yesterday makes It un-
likely that any locpholo has been left
which would Justify the department In
requiring the court TO perform further
work.
Owing 70 the continued Ill health OF
Rear Admiral Eicard, commanding the
North Atlantic squadron, arrangements
are making for his detachment from
tn8k QulI IL SOOn rs II DSCOmoB ap-
parent that such step Is necessary.
Several weeks ago Admiral Sicard ask
ed FOR a short leave Of absence IN con-
sequence OK a severe attack OF ma
: larial fever. His request was granted
and he spent a short time on shore.
He 10 again I'll, and it is now feared
that It VIII be necessary either to give
him q shore assignment or else a leave
OF absence In accordance with In
structions from Washington, q board
Of medical survey will examine the
condition OF Admiral Sicard, with q
view OF determining the question of his
physical fitness to continue In the
discharge OF his present onerous and
responsible duties. The hope IS ex-
pressed that the medical board viii
report that Admiral Sicard's illness I.
only temporary In character, and VIII
probably yield to treatment with :
short leave OF absence, but should II
report that his condition Is somewhat
serious It Will result In his forma
detachment from the command OF tn,
squadron and his probable retirement
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
The New silks.

Our Silk Department is full of
the textile beauty which appeals
to the we'll dressed woman.
Taffeta Checks and Chameleon Stripes
all pure Silk with rich l1stre. 75c a
yard.
Satin Duchesse in ten diffeRt shades,
including the New Watermelon Pink,
Cerise. Moss. &C.. o0c the yard.
Striped Taffeta Silks, % inches wide
in light and dark effects, 81 yard.
Black Brocaded Silks in small medium
aud large designs Csc the yard.
Black Peau de Sole, Gross grain, Satin
Duchesse Bengalines, Armures, &c.
75e the yard.
Black Moire Veloure, very desirable
for Skirts, Zoe the yard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
New Veilings.

I'm Veilings we are rec dy for
you. The new things are here.
Everything in Plain and Dotted
Meshes, Sewing Silks, Chiffons,
and a full line of ready made
Wells IN fancy and mourning
effects.
1S-inch Dotted Quxedo Yelling in
Black, White, Brown, Black and
White. lie yard.
lS-ineh Fancy Mesh spotted Yelling
in variety Of styles, and all colors,
14c yard.
18-inch Plain Mesh Chenille Dot Veil
ing, new effects. Ice yard.
18-inch dotted Chiffon Veilings in
Brown, Navy, Black and White 25c
yard,
1s-inch Heavy Fish Net Yelling. plain
and with large dots, entirely new,
25c yard.
Ready-made Fancy Wells, with any col
or Chenille dotted border, poe each.
Full length Streamer Wells, used
around Sailors or Fedoras, stripped
with Satin bands ard nicely dyed
with Silk Lace, zee each.
Wash Net Wells, embroidered, edges in
all over effects, new, 4Sc each.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26

Died at his home 11O4
Brook Road March g, 1898, Jefferson
Pollard, Jr age II, beloved son OF
Harriet Pollard. He died trusting in
the Lord. He leaves three sisters, ore
brother and host OF friends TO mourn
their loss. he was beloved by all who
knew him. There were many floral
designs.
Pall-bearers: Honorary, William
Robinson, Joseph Wormley; active,
Joseph Jackson, Giles Willis, Jr., Chas.
Watkins, Clarence Winston, Mark
Ridley, Elijah Coleman. Funeral Di-
rector, A. ID. Price.
BY q friend,
CHAs. HUoLEs.
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situated bowels and aches, pains and
such miserable feeling no pen or NOR
tai beng can. describe, ard spending
hundreds Of dollars trying TO get well.
All ply sicians or doctors and patent
medicines seem 10 make me worse; 1
had given up all hopes of getting well
and thought there was no cure for me
but heard so many people speaking
of the Old Indian Herb Medicine Mans
wonderful cures and hundreds say he
is infallible on all diseases. Numbers
of my friends prevailed on me TO give
him a chance at my case did so, and
he made e we'll man out OF me in every
way and it only cost me ten dollars"
Q. K. GETTIER,
2526 Mary Street.
Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
Rect BALTIMORE, maryland.

street, Baltimore, Md. cured me OF
dyspepsia. indigestion and fearfully
constipated bowels, and pains from the
top of my head to the ends of my toes,
and female weakness, or generally
known as whites My stomach was
sour, sick hesdache and TO cap the
climax had the bleeding piles which
was fearful in the extreme. The blood
would trickle down into my shoes Oh.
what horrible feeling. no one knows
but myself. 1t would be impossible
for tongue or pen to express the fear
full feelings and thoughts that passed
through my head and brain. Anyhow
the Old Indian Herb Man cured me. 1
have been in perfect heslh for two
years from his cure Of Herb Teas.
Miss j. KAUFMAN,
800 W. Saratoga St., Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
OPP FOR THE LAUNCHING.

A Thousand Observation-Disclosures
Go to Honor Their NamesaRe.
Frankfort, KY, March 23.-GovernoF
Bradley, his uniformed staff. the state
officials who had not gone ahead, and
many prominent persons waited here
for the private cars that were at
tached to the first section OF the spe-
cial Chesapeake and Ohio train that
left Louisville at o'clock yesterday
afternoon for the launching of the bat
tleship Kentucky at Newport News.
They, with others taken on at Lex
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26
A Grand Surprise Party.

A Grand Surprise Party was led on
Mr. and Mrs Simon r. Robinson OF
1916 Boyd St., on Tuesday night,
March 22nd Quite an enjoyable time
was spent until late hour.
Among those present were Misses
Virginia Epps, Virginia Peasants.
Mrs. Emma Lynch, Misses Addie
Jones, Dipie Kimball, Irene KlmbaIl,
Mary Epps. Messrs. Richard Preston
Thomas Beverly, Spencer Henry Tom
Neal, Joseph Richardson and others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26

Mr.. Henry GeiseI, residence $40
Wyeth Street, place of business, IA w.
Lombard Street, says: The Old In
dian Herb Medicine Man, at 61S North
Eutaw Street, Baltimore, cured nae OF
neuralgia of the stomach snd the worst
cold and cough man ever had.
could not eat or drink anything with
out having the most excruciating pains
my bowels did not move more than
once week; my head ached day aud
night; my tongue was fesrfully coated
and such bad taste it is impossible to
tell nay eyes were blood shot and ter
ribly so my skin was the color of an
orange / took the Old Indian Herb
Medicine Mans herb teas, and they
made me pure as the rain that falls
from the heavens.
my wife was also cured of fearful
case of la grippe, vertigo, lumbago and
terrible cold, cough, sore throat. in
digestion. dyspepsia and the worst
c1nstipated bowels that any psrson
ever had. The Old Indian Herb Medi-
cine Mans herb teas cured her.
HKNRY GEIsEL,
$40 Wyeth Street,
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-03-26

DR.. A. W. johnson at the great and
noted Arkansas Hot Springs says: AT
ter practicing Medicine for thirty five
years l was taken with Di abetes OF the
Kidneys and for 8 years, aud travelled
for years to every known health re-
SORT in the civilized world, and trying
all the most able doctors and specia lists
and none did me any good. and rs
last resort I stopped at Pueblo, Oolora-
do, where they claim to have a we'll
OF drinking water that cures all Kid
ney, bladder or any other trouble
Drinking the water from that wonder
full we'll only made me worse, There /
met the Old Indian Herb Medicine
Mans herb teas. he cured and made a
new man of me in every way in three
month. That was in the fall OF 1885
1 have been in perfeet health ever
since and never felt better in my life. +"
DR.. A. w. JOHNSON,
Isl Union Ave South.
Pueblo, Colorado.