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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05
Chieaq0, 5 Maia.

Zamiast zastanaWlac SIG mad
ruchami okret6w wojennych
ameryka1skich i hiszpa1skich,
o kt6rych to ruchach dowie-
dzieG sic MONA tylko tyle, lie
donosiG o Mich uznais "a sto.
sowne w}adze ameryka6skie i
hiszpa6skie, zamiast rozstrzy-
gao kwestye, co dla Hiszpanii
" obecnych warunkach jest
pilnieisze: broniGsis przeciwko
poteznemu nieprzyjacielowi,
Iub bawic sic W obalanie rzsdu
madryckiego, pomoa- my dzi-
siaj nieco = o straikach.
Nieraz zwracano uwage ma
to, re strajki robotnik6w moga
bardzo szkodzit krajowi W
czasach niepewnych pod wzgls-
dem politycznym. u tego VIA
snie powodu parliament fran
cuzki uchwali} ustawe zakazu.
iacs s}uzbie kolejowej stworzye
zwiazek i mice sw6j syndykat,
kt6ry m6glby nakazac strajk
W iakieis przedwojennej chwi,
H., Podobnego zastrzezenia ME
uczyniono W Anglii i to sic
teraz msci ma niej dose dotkli-
vie. Tam poludniowa Walia
posiada kopalnie najlepszego
wegla, kt6ry jest bardzo scisfy
i W por6wnaniu z wszelklml
innymi gatunkami tego paliwa
wydaje wiecej ciep}a, a mniej
zaiuuie miejsca. Dlatego VIA
Snie uzywano tego wegla ma
wszystkich statkach wojennych
i handlowych, odpowiednio
tez budowauo okrety, przyj-
mujac cory, ze ich magazyny
na wegiel musza posiadaG wy
miary takie, jake So dostate-
csne W takim razie, gdy caly
3adunek sklada sig z wegla
walijskiego. Magazyny na
wszelki inny wegiel muszs bye
snacznie wieksze. Ia okoli-
cznosc dawala zawsze pewna
praewage focie angielskiej mad
kazda inna.
Tymczasem teraz, gdy An.
glia z powodu spraw chi6skich
ze wzgledu ma zatarg Hiszpa,
Mi ze Stsnami Zjednoczonymi
musi mice W pewnem pogoto-
win swa fote, nagle zastrajko'
wall weglarze we Wszystkich
walijskich kopalnisch. sto
dwadzie$cia tysiecy robotni-
k6w przystapi}o do zmowy.
NaczeInicy ich syndykatu, p.
Tomas i Abraham, obaj czlon.
kowie izby gmin, usilnie odra.
dzali i'm zaniechania robot
dlatego, re chwila ninieisza
jest niepewna pod wzgledem
politycznym re ich bezrobo-
Gle moze zaszkodziG pa6stwu;
oni jednak obalili sw6j syndy.
kat i orzekli, ze skoro pa6stwo
jest W niebezpiecze6stwie, to
oni predzej uzyskajs nowe a
lepsze warunki piracy. zadaja
zas, zeby ma dobe przebywali
W kopalniach ME osm godzin,
jak dotad, lecz tylko siedm,
liczac w to czas zuzyty na zjez.
daanie W podziemia i wyjez-
d2anie Mich. Jednoczesnie
zazadali powiekszenia zarobku
o 10 procent. Rad natychmiast
vidal sic W te sprawe, wlasci-
cielom kopal6 podni6s} Gene
wegla, skontraktowanego dla
foty, poczem ci w}asciciele
zjechali sic W Cardiffe pred.
stawicielami robotnik6w, ably
ulozyG nowy regulamin piracy.
Lecz w6wczas robotnicy zaas-
dali powiskszeuia zarobku
80 procent. Konferencya W
Cardiffe rozbila sic, wegiel
walijski podrozal o po}ows
zwyklej jego ceny i gdyby
teraz Anglia musiala zmobili-
zowaG sws fots, toby ME mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05

Zjednoczonych i wzywa} wszy-
stkie partye do zgody, azeby
wsp6lnemi si3ami bronic kr6la
i ojczyzne. Konserwatysci
przyrzekaja popierac Rad.
W Tavalera spali} mot1och
gmach Ojc6w Jezuit6w. Pow
stanie ma prowincyi szerzy sic.
W Catalena wzieto " niewols
burmistrza iradzc6w miejskich
i zazsdano cd mich okupu. Po-
strzelono burmistrza W noge,
poczem zandarmi rozpedzili
mot}och. W Agvilas spalii
tlum kobiet magazyny kolejo'
we i ofsy. w Gijan bra}y u.
dzial W rozruchach rybaczki i
robctnice we fabrykach tyto-
niu, Rzuca}y kamleniami W
policyant6w i ma wojsko.
LoNDYN, 5go Maja. = Do.
noszs z Key West, ze eskadra
Sampsona jest W drodze do
Portorico, azeby zburzyc tam
lub zajaG sk}ady wegla, zanlm
przybedzie tam fota hiszpa1.
ska. Nastepnie zwr6cs sic O.
krety ameryka6skie przeciw
okrstom hiszpa6skim, ktore
ME majac wegla, ME bsds W
stanie oprzec sic przewadze
ameryka1skiej marynarki.
WASHINGTON, 5go Maja. =
Brak wiadomosci 0 szczeg6iach
bitwy pod Manila budzi tutaj
pewne zaniepokojenie. Do
swiadczeui ofcerowie utrzy.
muja, re komandor Dewey ME
by} W stanie uszczuplic swojej
foty przez wyse}anie jednego
re swych okretow do Hong
kong. Me mia} take czasu ma
spisywanie szczeg6Sowych ra.
port5w, zanim bateryj hiszpa6'
skich fort6w ME zmusil do
milczenia ME wziat W posia-
DAME Manili lub wyspy Coro.
gidor.
Rad naby} W San Francisco
okrety nAustralia" i ,,Clty OF
Paris" kt6re udaja sic ME-
zw}ocznie re znacznym zapa'
sem wegla ma woody wysp
Filipi6skich, aaeby tam od-
szukac eskadry Dewey'a.
Opr6cz wegla vienna te okrety
ma poklad amunicya. Og6lem
wyse}a sic obecnie z New
Yorku do San Francisco prze.
sz}o 10000 nabojow armatnich
r6znego kalibru. Eksplozye W
kilku fabrykach prochu spo-
wodowa}y brak procnu W
magazynach rz9dowych.
Gztery szwadrony &onnicy,
zrekrutowane W Arlzonle,
uda}y sic W drogs do San
Antonio W Texas. Z New
Mexico udaje sic jutro, W Pia-
tex, $50 ludzi do San Antonio.
Eskadra latajsca komandora
Schley udaje sic dzisiai ma
otwarte morze. Sk}ada sic z
okret6w wojennych Massachu.
setts, Texas, z pancernego
krazoWnika Brooklyn, z kr9-
zownika New Orleans, ,Ciucin-
natl i z yachtu pancernego
Scorpion. Towarzyszy6 bsda
eskadrze parowce transporto.
we.
KEY WEST, Fla, 5 Maja.-
Wielkie okrety z eskadry
Sampsona przyby}y dotad z
w6d Kuba1skich, zabra}y lyle
wegla lie sic zmiesci}o pc
p}yne}y ma Atlantyk, ME VIA
domo, W jakim kierunku.
Blokada Kuby jest podtrzy.
mywana przez mniejsze statki.
Kieruje ich ruchami kapitan
Converse z Montgomery" w
Havanie ,panuje ogromna dro-
ayzna. zo}nierze dopuszczajs
sic rabunk6w. Ubozsza ludnosG
cierpi gaod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05

thews, 1O76 James str; Lille For
ber, 1928 Ashland ave.; Anna Nc
Cluskie, r6g Archer ave. Lake ave !;
Marya Boland, r6g % ul. Throop
str. Lizzie Schiller, 1881 W. 33 ul.
M6Iy polar.
w skutek eksplozyi gazoliny po-
wstas wozoraj rano pozar W sksadzie
cygar Jul. Pilaskiego, pm. 4243 Cot
tage Grove ave., izrzadzi} szkode ma
5000, MIN go ugaszono. Dom wy.
mieniony jest jednopietrowy, drew.
MANY, ma wartos6 $4,000.
Me potrzeba zIodziei W W0jsku.
Sedzia Baker wczoraj dal zasiuzo.
na nauczke pswnemu zlodziejowi,
kt6ry 60 prosis o zwolnienie cd ka-
ry, obieoujao, re wstapi do armii,
skoro bedzie woluy. Oskarzonym
byl Jan Jordan, ktory niedawno
wlamas sic do sk}adu cygar Hansa
J. sorenso IA pm. a39 Milwaukee av.
zabraf stamta1 pieniadze i cygara.
Byi on juz dawuiej karany "a krs'
dziez. sedzia Baker posias 60 do do
mu poprawy, = bo ME liczy jeszoze
81 lat, - przy tenn powiedziai mu
mniej wiecej, co nastepuje: "Co! Do
wejska nam ciebie possac9 ia sam
byiem zofnierzem nigdy ME dopu-
szoze, aby ziodz:ej wstapi} do woj'
ska. Juz przedtem popesniies kFa.
dziez obieca}es poprawe, a teraz
chcsc unikna6 kary, got6w byabys
wstapid do wojska. w wojsku ME
me dla ziodziei miejsos. Posle Gle do
domu poprawy, bo jeszcze ME masz
81 lat: W razie przeciwnym posia}-
bym Gle do wiezienia karnego."
Process 0 mOrderstWO.
Pred sedzia Chetlainem toczy sic
cd kilku dni process kilku os6b oska-
onych zamordowanie wlasciciela
piwiarni Gudg5o1a, d. 9go stycznia
br. Oskarzonymi napad zb5jecki
zamordowanie Gudgeona So Mike
Morris, TIL. Mulvihill, John Drugan,
Frank Isdell Charles Scarritt.
Onegdaj Charles scarritt skladas
zeznania jake sw adek prokuratoryi i
op'sal casy napad. Wedle jego opo'
wiadania, Drugan zastrzeliS Gudgeo-
ma, poczem wszyscy uciekli. Drugan
juz przedtem zeznat we wstepnem
przesluchaniu, 2e on to strzellf re-
wolweru do Gudgeona; ME wisdomo
jednak, czy wystapi takze zezna'
MEM pred sadem przysieg4ych.
Wczoraj kilku swiadkow staraso sic
udowodni6 alibi dla Franka Isdell i
Th. Mulvihilla, ktorych mocno
skompromitowaly zeznania Scarritta.
Process zapewne potrwa jeszcze dni
kilka.
Zada wysokiego odszkOdowan;a.
Anna Barcz, sluzaca W Chicago
Opera House, wniosfa do sadu powia-
towego skarge $4,000 odszkodo-
wanna przeciw Robertowi E. Fouse,
sekretarzowi ILLINOIS Casing co..,
zamies zkalemu W Bueno Park. Pred
trzema laty Anna przybysa tu z Me.
mice. Liczyia w6wczas 20 lat zns.
lazla sluzbe. Poznala sic Fousem,
kt6ry przyrzekt nia sic ozenic i
naduzys jej satwowiernosoi. Przez
try lata dala sic uwodzit rozmaitemi
przyrzeczeniami: ale pred kilku
dniami dowiedziawszy sic, ze Fouse
ozenil sic juz pred kilku miesiaca'
mi, wytoczyla mu process
Straszna smierc.
w gmschu Rockery przy La Sale
str, znaleziono wczoraj wieczorem
godz. Z strasznie poszarpane zwloki
Johna Wortington W przedziale ma
synonym, pod pasem ssczaoym ma
szyne parowaz maszyna elektryczna'
Mai on tam zatrudnienie i zapewne
napuszczajac olive ma jeden wal.
COW, dostal sic 1pomiedzy walec a
pas, porwany przez maszyne, zostaf
rzucony ma podloge i ma miejsou "a
bity. ,o,o
Liczy} on so lat, mieszkai pu. 1883
State str, pozostawia wdowe ipie-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.

Miss Delilah A. Almond of Panunky
Reservation and Mr.. Hawkes. of Pc
tersburg were married Oc;. 20, 1898. at
noon at Rev. P. e. Throckmartin's, No.
6O4 Graham St., Fulton, Richmond,
VS.. The bride is the daughter of the
Big Diver" of the Psmunkey Indian
Reservation of King William Co.. Va.
He is q man of great influence.
When the hour for the nuptial knot
to be tied arrived those who sat around
the bridal couple. besides Rev. b. Cab
ell Henning, pastor OF Fulton Baptist
Church ana several members of Mr..
Throckmartin's family, were Mr.. r. g
Bottom. Mr.. s. WInn, Mrs. Jennie
Farington, Miss Virginia Almond, sis
ter OF the bride Miss Luzilla Almond
cousin Of the bride who acted as maid of
honor, was dressed an beautiful white
dress trimmed with Lavender ribbon
and sash. Mr.. Thomas Almond also
the BRIDES cousin acted as best man.
The BRIDES costume was OF white
silk low neck trimmed with orange
blossoms and white satin ribbon. II
was made very simple, but tasty. She
wore q wreath and veil and carried
o beautiful bouquet OF roses which was
sent from Washington as compliments
OF Mr.. s. O. LIE ggins. Her dark Indian
type formed striking contrast with
the costume.
GIFT FROM THE GROOM.
Immediately after prayer Rev. Hen
ming stepped forward and presented
the wedding ring and handsome gold
watch and chain the gift of the groom.
After the marriage, the" Big Diver
embraced and kissed his daughter and
cordially shook hands with his son-in-
law. Good wishes we're expressed all
around and after partaking of cake and
cream, the bridal party left for Peters
burg their future home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
Before Hymenal Altar.

Thursday evening, Oct. 20th, 1898,
st $3.50 o'clock q brilliant nCptiai
event took place at No. 1e <. Federal
ST., City. 1t was the uniting in we'd
lock of Mr.. Olemant Taylor and Mrs.
Martha Dabney, both of Richmond,
Va. The marriage Ger emony was per-
formed by Rev. u. D Lewis, D. D.,
pastor of the Second Baptist Church,
assisted by Rev, p. s. Lewis. b. D.,
State Missionary. The attendance
was large and the presents were many
and costly.
After an excellent repast, at IL
O'Clock the happy couple entered carr
riage with their attend ants and were
driven to their future home, 1901 n.
lsr ST., and the guests dispersed leav.
ing their best wisEes.
The Planet trusts that the journey oi
this couple through life be q success
and their pathway strewn with flowers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
CAMP POLAND NOTES
{ 9th Va. Vol. Inf,
Camp Poland, -
[ Knoxville. Tenn
Catcher IA 1903

Ali OF the officers who have resigned.
have left Camp, and returned to their
spective homes. Nothing official is
known here OF the appointment of
white officers to I'LL the vacancies, al
though our future looks gloomy
enough, with this in view, and the pros
pect of moving further South the situa-
ton is beginning to assume discour-
aging effect.
The weather for two weeks has been
very cool, and it Is "a much al the men
can do to keep themselres warm.
Large camp fires are ligf ted in the
company streets every night. aud with
the assistanca OF beavy blankets the
men can scarcely keep comfortable.
VERY FEW SICK.
Very few CT the men are sick howev-
er, and only five men ara confined to
the hospital. All of last week was hol-
iday for the folks of Knoxville. Il be.
ing their Annual Carnival. and held for
four days. Thursday was Military Day
and all the regimenE encamped here,
were out in the parade, being reviewed
by Governor Bushnell of Ohio. 1t was
a grand and imposing sight, as the 10,
0OO men marched down Gay street, the
main thorougfare of the city to the
tures OF martial music. Your corre-
spondent, in the afternoon, visited the
Negro Exhibit and noticed many works
of art, and value made by the colored
citizens of Knoxville and vicinity.
Saturday night, the Battle of Ma
nille" was presented in fire. works on
the Tennessee River. Thousands OF
visitors were on the river-front to wit
ness tn. spectacle, which was very
good indeed. The hotels, restaurants
and boarding houses were overtaxed to
accommodate the large number OF Wis.
ltors who came from every part OF the
State.
THE LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
The 9Th Literary Association gave q
grand concert assisted by the Orches.
ira of Company @, and a quartette oi
Company II. which was highly appre-
cated by III students of Knoxville
College, Monday evening
| DIR. Mccullough who presides over
the college is an eminent Presbyterian
divine, and takes q great deal of person
al interest in the welfare of his stu
dents.
Captain w. A. Harkins who had a re-
lapse last week is now convalescing
and Is expected ont In few days.
No drills have been held to-day az
all OF the men with the exception ofthe
Guard have been granted passes to at
tend the Forepaugh circus, which is in
town to- day.
The Y. ri. O. A. teEt returns thanks
TO Miss F'nnie E. Robinson, President
of the Christian Endeavor Society oi
the First Baptist Church in Richmond
for the donation Of o large bundle ol
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
FACTS ABOUT THE WEDDING RING.
DisauuoiDted His Bride-ManY Receo-
tions-Other Items From the Ward.

The year growing ancient,
Not yet in summers death, nor on the
birth
OF trembling winter"
The sblve extract was favorable
conclusion on last Sunday when our
people appeared before the publc's eye
iu their autumnal wear. summer has
died." they said. yet winter is not.
borr.'
Our we'll attended chur hes were the
scenes OF the sightfui ch. ses.
At the Fifth st. Church. Rev. DIR.
Graham graz-d mis- flock in rich pas
lures and ate with them the Lords
Supper.
Rev. Wells, the sage of Ebenezer is
sill proclaiming the Word of Truth to
his ngregation, and is held in high
esteem.
Rev r. o. Johnson, B D.. talk with
the Psalraist on last Sunday morning,
and {, pifisc Christ on Mt. Calvary in
his narration. He administered the
Lords Supper in the afternoon.
The iestion has been and is being
asked, "How does the Wedding Ring
express sng thoughts of love ?' In our
mind. the folio wing thoughts seem TO
prevail: First, as to its continuity
secondly, as to its permanence, and
thirdly, es to its equality.
The love of married life should be
continuous. and the ring is symbol OF
this. because it is round and has no be-
ginning nor ending. The ring is gold
and this suggests it's permanence for
the permanance OF gold is known in all
ages. 49, ~
AS so many are about TO apply this
ring as a token of their relationship to
g ach other in the near future, it should
be remembered that it is q token OF
honor. and when the husband .sees the
wedding ring, he should always honor
his wife.
The English takes it for granted that
o man enter, aims high opinion OF the
woman he marries, for in the marriage
service the man says: with this ring
thee wed, with my ::body thee wor-
ship" i. e. honor"
We hope that the foregoing has given
our re aders as we'll as those debaters
some ideas of the wedding Ring"
The young man who told his girl that
he was going Co take her on his bridal
tour TO Danville last week got to the
depot too late: They got there at .
O'Clock, when Ehe train lefG at 4. Thus
they STAYED at home. Whose fault was
it? He says he left his license at the
Courthouse, and couldn't get ready in
time,
MIR. Joseph NJ. DiggS President OF
the B. Y. P. o., OF the Moore st. Bsp-
| tist Church left the city last Monday
for the North.
Ohills and fevers seem to be prevs~
lent in this section, and many are the
victims.
The following is the short converse
tion OF one of our courting couples
She What beautiful day for drive.
He-Yes, it's too bad your father
hasn't horse.
/ There are two things in which we
should thoroughly train ourselves to be
slow in taking offense, and to be slow
or in giving IL.
| Says she If you kiss me again IN
cali mamma" He-''Well, / don't
mind that; she is still young~looking
woman"
| The folks who say they never make
8 mistake, makes one just there.
The concert given at the True Re-
formers Hall on the 18th inst, by the
Y. NJ. G.. A. was rich. Mr Louis Allen
Fisher was indeed songster Of rare
note.
Mr.. James L. Bdrrell is still imprev--
ing.
| MAaNo UNo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
$4,000 PAID.

RICHMOND, VA. Oct. "a. ,..18e8.
This is to certify that have receiv--
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
ty Dollars in payment of the endow-.
nnent OF my husband, William II. An
derson, who vas a member of Bloom
ing Lily Lodge, No. 15, N. A., 8. A.. &. >.
A, A., & A. Signed,
MAGGIE B. Anderson.
Witnesses: Foster L. Lucas, Isaiah
Christian, W. II. Hill.
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nesday morning. The fire was confined
to the rear portion and it was some
time before an alarm Of fire was turn
ed in.
The Fire Department had the flames
under control in about half an hour.
Mr. j. r. Johnson, who moved his
store from Odd Fellows Hall to this
place was on hand, but lost rothing
either by fire or water.
The building was originally built
and ownes. by Mr.. Nat. Williams, but
is now owned by the Old Dominion
Bnilding and Loan Association. The
lost on the building was about 5000.
The families occupying the structure
were moving out on the night of the
IRE and furniture wagons have been
busy there ever since.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
THE DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED.

The War Departments accepted their
resign ations and notified Gov. ]. HoRe
Tyler. He in turn instructed Lieu
tenant-Colonel Croxton to promote
from the ranks of the regiment and
send the names To him. This would
have given the regiment another corp
of colored officers and the Aforesaid
Ceoxton declined to 90 it.
WHITE oFFIcRRs coxMIssIoxED.
His Excellency there upon made the
following white appointments and du-
~ commissioned them:
Captain Charles Elicit Cabell, OF the
Quartermaster's department. Of the
First Army Corps, now stationed at
Knoxville to be Major.
To be captains-ORptain Robert Le-
Mssurier, Company NJ. Third Regi
mens; Captain William S Faulsner
Company E. Third Regiment; First.
Lieutenant George n. Bentley, Com
pany 6. Second Regiment; First.Lieu-
tenant Sydney T. Moore, Company D,
Second Regiment.
To be First-Lieute utensnts-Sergeant-
Major John w. Hesly, United States
Army; First-Lieutenant r. q. L Mon
cure. Company I. Third Regiment
cirst-Sergaant William ID. Richards son.
Company Is, Third 4 sgiment.
THE PECULIAR PART.
The peculiar part about the affair
Is that the Off sers can get out Of the
service and the privates cannot. Thus
they have been led into a trap, so &C
speak.
Pressure should be at once brought
to bsar upon the Secretary of War t.
have the Sixth Virginia Regiment
mustered out OF service.
The eolored officers of the regiment
should have employed counsel al
Washington in order to have this
brought about. It is an unfortunate
affair all the way through and what.
ever is to be done must be done quick.
ly-
A meeting of the citizens was held al
Harris Hall. Monday night, James H
Hayes. Esq, presiding.
A committee. consisting of James
III. Hayes, Esq Rev. DIR. w. F
Graham, Rev. DR.. James II. Holmes.
Rev. DR.. u d. avis. was appointed tC
visit the War Department.
Secretary Alger was seen and stated
that he could do nothing, the matter
being in the hands OF the Governor oi
Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
$4,000 PAID.

DANvILLE, VA, Oct. 13, '08.
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
cellor of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
($15O.OO One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars in payment Of the death claim OF
my husband, w. 8. Wicher. who was n
member of Roman Eagle Lodge, No.
Is, Knights of Pythias, N. A., s. As e.
A., A. and A.
Signed:
Mrs. MARY WIrCHRR.
Witnesses John w. Howard, Nor
ravian, No. 13, Il. of p. L. N. Hol>-
brook, Roman Eagle, No. Is; W. A.
Millner, d. d. 6. @.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29
REV. BROWNIES LOAN.
Attorney jackson Secures judgements
Against Prominent Oitizsns-The
End Not Yet.

Judgements were secured on Satur-
day, Oct. %, in the Circuit Court OF
this city in favor of Mrs. M. A. Browne
executrix of the estate of Rev. w. w.
Browne, against the following persons:
Rev q. ID Lewis. d. D., SOL; Rev. M
E. Gerst, SOL; Mr. Nelson Williams, Jr.
800, Rev Sutton E Griggs, B, D. s 100;
w. A. Payne, SOL and others.
1t seems that the notes were draw n
in favor of themselves, Dec. IA, 1895,
by the above named gentlemen. TO-
gether with Rev. J E Jones, ID. D.,
Mr.. W. p. Burrell, Mr.. M. B. Jones.
REMARKABLE EVIDENCE OF DEBT.
Each one gave note, and each of
these notes were endorsed by ell OF the
Others They were made payable in
gold coin and Mr.. K. L. Hill vas made
tr lstee with the power and instructions
to confess judgement on said noLes in
any court where action might be
brought.
makers Of the notes and the endorsers
to the homestead exemption and pledg-
ed each and every one to also relin-
guish all rights to demnr on account
of any irregularity in the proceedings.
These notes were given in order to
secure loan by the Virginia Baptist
Publishing Co. publishers of the Vir-
ginia Baptist of this city
The amount advanced by the late
Rev. W. w. Browne was $500.
had PAID SOME MONEY.
The persons who had paid SO. pre-
sumabiy for interest charges were CIV
en- credit for that amount. The notes
were so drastic in their provision that
no defense could be maintained in q
court of law.
Messrs. w. P. Burrell, M. 3. Jones
and Rev. DR.. J. e. Jones paid each
500 but they are on all OF the other
notes as endorsers, Giles B. Jackson,
ESQ.,, attorney for Mrs. M. A. Browne,
filed q memorandum in the case, and
in company with Mr.. Z. T. Hill who in
keeping with the instructions of the
notes confessed judgement before
Judge Wellford and the same was rem
dered against he persons specified.
1t is stated the judge gements will be
docketed and the sherif will levy upon
the interest of the aforesaid parties in
the Virginia Baptist. This it is stated
will give the purchaser the controlling
interest in that publication.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-29

Christian Endeavor Literature which
the men highly appreciate. Rev. K. 8.
Pogue, A. B., formerly OF Virgins, but
now pastor of the Little Zion Baptist
Church of Knoxville, addressed the
men Monday night. A large number
of visitors to the Carnival have visited
the tent during the week.
HAnr