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Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
THE MANCHESTER BI9H SCHOOL
CLOSES.

The Commencement Exercises of |
the Manchester High School took place |
on Wednesday, June 18th, 1898 at the |
High School building at 1890 p. m.
Prof. j. II. Blackwell, Principal, pre-
siding. The exercises were OF n very
fine order and showed that the gradu-
ates had undergone a thorough course
of training. Pro. Blackwell showed in
these exercises that his work had been
we'll done and too much praise cannot
be given him.
This school has done exceedingly
good work in its history and the very
work that has been accomplished
places Prof BLACKWELL in the front
Ia1ks of educators of the colored race.
All of the graduates Of the class '98
did exceedingly we'll in their rendi-
tions. but we can not pass by the men
tioning of the effort made by Miss Kate
wilkes, who electrified her audience
by an essay on we have begun our
Journey" Miss Pearl G.. Robinson
stirred all the ambition of the soul to
attain great things by the grace and
ease with which she handled her sub
lect, What Becomes of the Gold, and
Miss n. Z. i. Coleman brought out
pleasant anticipations in her class
prophecy of the future of the class Of
| 1898 All Of the exercises wers as be-
fore stated, pleasant and very interest
ing.
Lieut.. R. o. Johnson rendered as
beautiful and pathetic solo as ever
was heard in Manchester, entitled,
Committed to the Deep"
Miss Rubie Moon, the valedictorian
OF the class. Was wrought to high
pitch as she bade her teachers, class
mates and pEincipal goodbye. Hers
we're solemn words fraught with pa
thetic sentiments.
Rev. q. O. Coleman. the pastor OF the
Zion Baptist Church, delivered the
Annual Address which was well re-
ceived.
Mr.. D. l.. Pulliam, the superinten
ldent OF the Manchester Public Schools
presented the diplomas in we'll choseI
words. and gave very good advice.
! OTHER GRADUATES AND sUBJKoTs:
Grafton, .'The Afro-American
Hero" John H. Graham
Essay. "Woman's Part in the Foun-
dation of Character, Fred. Tyler
Grafton, The NegrO-past, presen
: and future" Nils IN A. Greene
Essay, ''The battle of life,"
Maggie B. Fleming
Grafton. 1--WE are ready"
Charles n Armisteao
a Grafton, Ease and Honor are sell
dom Companions"
William r. Blackwell
Manchester is far ahead of the othe
, cities OF Virginia along the lines of ed
y ucation for our people. A large an
3 well situated building accommodate
Q seven or eight hundred pupils with
q most excellent teaching force is her
1.-THE High School attached under th
care Of the State is we'll up beside an
other High School or Academy in tn
n State And Prof. J. IL. Blackwell is
q star Of the first magnitude which give
e much to the power OF the education'
i force Of the city supported by mos
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Old Dominion Lodge, No. 8. Knights
of Pythias, celebrated its I1th ami
versary on Monday night, June goth.
by a magnificent supper at Prices
fine new hall. The concert hall pre-
sented a CAV scene, many ladies being
present. On the rostrum were candles
in the colors Of the Order, blue, yellow
and red.
Chancellor Commander Schell called
the assemblage to order and Grand
Chancellor j John Mitchell, Jr, deliver
ed an enthusiastic address, after which
the K. of r. and s.. Joshua Kenney
read an appropriate short history of
the lodge.
Master of Finance James L. ThOmp-
son assisted ia the exercises. At the
conclusion the large crowd repaired
to the dining hall where a magnificent
repast was spread. The praise of the
officers and members of Old Dominion
Lodge was heard on every hand.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Unity Court met June 16i h at Prices
new hall and did much business. The
first degren was. conferred upon one
candidate and elected officers for the
ensuing term. Sister Sylvia Mitchell
was present and assisted in comforting
the first degree and made some very
encouraging remarks. The officers are
as follows for the ensuing term: Jno.
w. Robinson. w. c. Elizabeth M. Roo
inson, w S. D.; Martha Goode, w. j.
D.; Matte Campbell, w. Inspectrix
E. Brown, r. of d Pearl waddill. Il.
OLA; Laura Taylor, X. OF D.; Char
lotte Brightwel, w. O.. Lucy V. Reid
w. @. Louisa Edmonds, w. Asst @.
Elnora Robinson, w. E.; Committee
j. f. Brown. Julia McLane, Agnes
Gray; Trustees, Maria Evans, Susan
Williams, Laura Pryor.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
The Third Manila Expedition.

San Francisco. June 22.-General Mer-
rift has not yet decided whether he
will go with the next fleet of transports
or not. 1t is now intimated that he
will be taken to the Philippines on the
cruiser Philadelphia, should that YES
sci be ready for sea within reason
able time. One thing is certain-the
general is preparing to depart, and il
he should conclude TO start with the
next fleet he viii be ready. Prepara-
tions for the third expedition are going
on rapidly, and it is probable the ships
will be in sailing order by Saturday.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

London, June 22.-The Madrid corre-
spondent OF The Standard says: mo
body except his followers believes that
Don Carlos can do more than to dis
turb the peace Of the realm and ag-
gravate the difficulties of Spanish
finance so long as the present mon
archy and dynasty are supported by
the army, the navy and a majority of
Spaniards, but undoubtedly he might
become a powerful adversary to any
other regime sprung upon the country
by revolutionary parties"
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Low RATES via SOUTHERN R ALL
WAY ACCOUNT OF 4TH OF
JULY 1898

Account Of this occasion the South
ern Railway will sell tickets between
points on it's line and connections at
rate of one and one-third first class
fares for the round-trip.
Tickets will be sold July 2nd and 3rd
with final limit returning July 7, 1898.
These rates are very low and every
one who can possibly do so should
avail themselves OF this opportunity to
visit home. friends or the different re-
sorts.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Got Rid of Them9

A kind friend advised Capt Ben.
Scott that the best way TO get rid OF
the worms in his apple tree was to take
some paint and turpentine, set fire &C
it and burn them in the nighttime
The directions were followed with
ladder, Capt. Ben. and the lighted turss
pentine came to the ground when som
OF it fell across his left eye.
His clothes took fire and there w
lively times about the Scott househd
Only a slight scar remains and Ca
Ben. is as fine looking as ever.
The worms have had q high q
time" ever since and there is littlS
likelihood OF their being disturbed
again just now. Don't ask his wife
about it2
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Mr., Editor:
Dear Sir:-Please allow me space in
your valuable paper TO make few re-
marks concerning the Peoples Relief
Association. My daughter. Mary Z.
Evans wss sick for some considerable
length OF time for which she received
each consecutive weeks the sam OF
three dollars. A few days ago. she de-
parted this life; whereupon received
of their inspector, Mr., 8. A. Clay, thir-
ty dollars in full. Therefore = must
say that such an institution deserves
al the praise that people can give.
Long live that cid reliable company,
the Peoples Relief Association.
MARY MARTIN,
500 N. 8Oth st.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Sylvia Court met Tuesday evening.
The attendance was good and an unus-
ual amount Of business was transacted.
The officers elected for the ensuing
term were the following: Mrs. Rosa
Clinton, w. Counsellor; Mrs. Cora b.
Mayo, w. Inspectrix; Mrs Eliza Will
Jams, W. Inspector; Mrs. Fs-nie
Register OF Deeds Mrs. Ellen jackson,
Register of Accounts; Mrs. Martha
Scruggs, Receiver of Deposits; Mrs.
Sylvia Mitchell, w. Orator; Miss NJ adie
Kemp, Escort: Mrs. NJ. Henderson,
Uonductress; Mrs Harriet Pierce, ASST
Conductress.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Strenuous efforts are being made TO
organize a Court in Manchester and on
the first Sunday in July Rev ]. b..
Brice. pastor of Leigh st. NJ + Church
will preach TO the Calanthe Club at the
2nd Baptist Church of which Rev. ID.
W. Davis is pastor. All who are inter
ested in the Order should be sure and
attend as Rev. j. II. Brice has won
laurels as a pulpit orator, and q treat is
in store for all who attend.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
sendinsr Troops to Firht Sinner.

London. June 22.-The Havana cor
respondent of The Times says: General
Linares, in command in the province of
Santiago de Cuba, telegraphs that 60
vessels, supposed to be carrying the
American eXpeditionary force, have
arrived off Santiago de Cuba General
Blanco is sending six battalions to
protect the coast Of the province of
Santiago. Great enthusiasm prevails
in Havana. Order is maintained and
no yellow fever is reported.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Planet Lodge, No. %, met Monday
night at Prices Hall, Leigh st. The
attendance was exceedingly large ana
two applications for membership were
received. The officers elected for the
new term were as follows: John t,
Taylor, c. c.; Q. NJ. Bowler, V Q. J.
A. Smith, Prelate; James L Burrell
M. of Ex. Thomas w. Mitchell, X. OF
r. and s. t, NJ. Crump, NJ of + H
Eugene Richardson. NJ. at A.; Nelson
Williams, Jr., Trustee.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
PRICE. SCENTS

Ohio. attended by white students.
Last year he was detailed to inspect
and instruct the Ninth Battalion Of the
Ohio National Guard, Negroes, which
was in camp at Newark.
Young is OF large, imposing build,
and thoroughly soldierly appearance,
and his race expects great things OF
him in the war.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
UNITED STATES BONDS,
A Safe Investment.

Persons wishing to invest in the
United States 3 per cent bonds can call
at the Nickel Savings Bank. COL North
Both st., ard fiji the application blanks
For further information address
T. A. Washington, Cashier,
Nickel Savings Bank, COL N. S0th St
New Phone 500.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
HEART RENDrNe SIGHT 4.

There lay the mother in the last
throes of death on the floor. the whole
room bespattered with her life's blood,
the three children sitting up in bed
frightened almost death, the father
raving mad, vowiDg vengeance on the
slayers of his innocent wife and un-
horn babe
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
The Observation-Disclosures of CasfIda.

Madrid, June pam official dispatch
from Havana says: AN American Ves-
sci bombarded the town of Casilda,
province of Santa Clara (about i've
miles south of Trinidad, with which it
is connected by raid, for three hours.
She fired $50 big shells. The troops and
the gunboat Dependence co-operated
in a brilliant defense, and the Ameri-
can vessel was obliged to retire. after
damaging some houses and shops"
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 25. 1893.

dshTs- pr0cIaniAuoh did Not PROPOSE a
blockade of the entire Cuban coast, but
only of certain ports, among them Ha-
vana and Cienfuegos.
These ports,'' said the secretary,
''are effectively bloclxaded. I am con-
fident that no ships have been able to
enter Havana. even while the larger
vessels Of our navy have been at San
tiago. unless, perhaps. a few small
schooners may have slipped in at
night. The blockade OF Havana is as
tight as wax. / am also sure that the
entrance to the harbor Of Cienfuegos is
absolutely closed. Probably at other
plaets along the coast some small ves-
sells have been able to run In and out,
but, as I have stated, there are small
towns against which blockade has
never been proclaimed. 1 am certain
that Spain has no ground upon which
to appeal to the powers against the
effectiveness of our blockade"
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
RIoHMoND, Va. June rs. '0s.
NARY MARTIN,
500 N. S0th st.

To the Directors of the Peoples Relief
Association,
Sirs :-Allow me to thank you kindly
for the thirty dollars I received from
the hand of your inspector, MIR. s. A.
Clay for the death of my daughter,
Matte Patterson SIrs, now realize
the fact that you are the peoples
friends. May heaven smile upon you
and prosper you in your good work.
Yours,
MARGARET PATTERSON,
3Ol8 East Leigh st
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

In His Door with Repeating Rifle Children
CryingA PitiablO Scene.
THE GOVERNMENT AT WASHINGTON SILENT
WHY TURN TO CUBA?

the town at night and see that the Ne
groes living here are not molested in
their homes.
Several Negroes have already left
town, bur it is thought the majority of
them will remain since the action tax
en- by the citizens this afternoon
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
EVerybSay says 20.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derfui medical discovery OF the age, pleas
ant aud refreshing 70 the taste, act gently
au. positively on kidneys iivcr and bowels
cleansing lhe entire system, dispel colds,
cnre headache, fever, habitu0l constipation
and bfliOusncss. Ioleose buy and try a box
OF &. q. c. to-day; 10, ~, 80 cents. Sold ano
guaranteed - cure h7 Al dxnGEta'A
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Grand Chancellor John Mitchell, TT.
in company with Deputy Grand Chan
cellor Thomas W. Mitchell and Sir
Daniel Bowler left the city last We'd
nesday evening for Norfolk, Va, where
a club, organized by Sir L. s. Luton
was initiated into the mysteries OF
Pythianism. The new addition will be
known as Charity Lodge, No. 81, M.
OF W., T W. Lamb @. G., II. M. Moore
p, David Reed X. of r. and s.. ]. T.
Harris; M. OF F., NJ. Gordon; NJ. oi
Ex., James Gibbs; M. at A.. Moses Per
ry;I. G Freeman Reese; o. g. W, j
Leach; Trustees. J. J, Hopkins, L. l.
Lowry, @. B. Arnett.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Sarrien the New French Premier.
Paris, June 21.--A cabinet has been
formed with M. Ferdinand Sarrien as
premier. NJ. De Freycinet as minister
Of foreign affairs, NJ. Theophile Del
Casso as minister of marine. M. Code
troy Cavaignac as minister Of war. and
M. Paul Delembre as minister OF
finance.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Chinese Ordered Our Troopship Away

Chinese Ordered Our Tr0opship Away
London, June 22.-The Hong Kong
correspondent of The Daily Mail, tele-
graphing Tuesday, says: In accord
ance with instructions from his govern
ment the collector of Chinese customs
here ordered the United States troop
ship Zafiro, just arrived from Manila
to leave Chinese waters Immediately.
He refused to allow the vessel to take
mails or cargo of any kind. 1t is
thought that this action was in VIOLA
tion of international law, as the Zafiro
was entitled to stay "a hours in order
to ship the necessary stores. To avoid
unpleasantness the captain of the
zafro removed to British waters.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Excelsior Lodge, No. 20, met Tues
day night, 2lst inst. The attendance
was somew hat slim, but the meeting
was one of much interest. Four can
didates were initiated. Deputy Grand
Chancellor Thomas w. Mitchell and
Lieut.. }. A. Smith, both OF Planet
Lodge, No. %, were present and rem
deKed valuable assistance. This lodge
is forging ahead and has made wonder
full progress since its organization.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Sagastn May Be Forced out.

Madrid. June 22-There are rumors
current here that the cortes may sus-
pend its sessions during the coming
week, when Senior Puigcerver. the min
lister OF finance. will resign, in which
event it is thought the premier, Senor
Sagasta, will be compelled to submit
TO the queen regent a question Of con-
fdence in the ministry. It is possible,
therefore, that Senior Sagasta will re-
sign, in which case. il is said, ma
tional government. pledged TO the most
energetic course. Will succeed his min
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
RIoHMoND. Va. June Is. 'os

RICHMOND, VA, J une 10, 'BS.
This is to certify that was sick ia
confinement and received of the Peo-
ple's Relief Association for the same,
the sum OF nine dollars in full. Where
as friend in need is friend indeed,
/ will always stick to the Peoples
Relief Association and advise others
to join. Yours,
ESTHER SMITH,
1914 4th St., FuItor.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
C.brfstina,s JeweIs I'm Vienna.

Vienna, June 22.-The Spanish queen
regents Jewels and valuables have
been brought to Vienna, but 1t is de-
clared in official quarters here that,
though the situation is precarious, she
will remain in Spain till her post be-
comes untenable. Rumors as to abdi-
cation are quite baseless. 1t is said,
however, that Emperor Francis Joseph
has recently written to the pope on the
subject of Intervention.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

officers were elected for the ensuing
term: J. @. Farley, @. c.; Lee Jack
son, V. c.; w. r. Green, NJ. of +. ;Jno.
7 Allen, NJ. Of Elk Norman Wesley,
K. of r. and S !; G. Johnson, Prelate I;
Preston Taylor, 1. o.; Augustus Tay-
lor, NJ. at A. - L. g..
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Arkansas, Democratic Ticket.

Little Rock, Ark. June 22.-The
Democratic state convention met yes
terday and nominated the following
ticket: For governor, Daniel w. Jones;
secretary Of state. Alex c. Hull; treas
urer, Thomas r. Little; auditor, Clay
Sloan; attorney. general. JEFF Davis.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
NatiOnaI E1pOsItl0n Meeting POstDOned.
To the Public:

To the Public:-
You are hereby notified that the pro-
posed meeting which was to take place
in Richmond, June %. 1898, to make
arrangements for holding q National
Exposition IN the United States has
been postponed until September 9Th
and 9th, 1898 in Richmond, Va. All
are invited TO be present as a grand
time is anticipated.
Very respectfully.
GBoRoE WmLIAMs, in,
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Blooming Lily Court, No. l42, /, o.
Calanthe, met Tuesday evening, the
21st mss, and elected the following
f4icers; Cordelia Fleming, w. Coun-
sellor; Mary Jackson, W. Inspectrix /;
Adeline Jones, w. Inspector; Lucy
Accounts; Charlotte Gwathmey, r. of
Deposits.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
PYTH1AE NOTES.

News has been waited to this section
that a new lodge is about TO be insti-
tuted in tidewater. We congratulate
the-boys OF Norfolk for such excellent
work. Tidewater is a good field and
the work Of the Order will always pro-
gress in that section.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Prussian soIdier shot His General.

Berlin. June 22.-During a military
review yesterday at Deutsch Eylau.
near Osterode, East Prussia, a soldier
in the ranks. whose identity is not yet
established, fired at General Won Rabe.
wounding him in the leg and killing
his horse. A searching investigation
is proceeding.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
MARRIAGES,

SEAY-WAsHrEGToN-Tbe marriage
of Mr.. Robert Henry Seay and Miss
Gertrude Amelia Washington will take
place June 80. 1898 at o $50 P. NJ. at
the residence of her father, eos North
7th St., Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Minister Ordained.
PoroMAo BAPr. CHuRoH,

Hague, Va, June IL, 1898.
After a rigid examination on the
doctrines, etc., Rev. w. H. Willis, A..
B., B. D., member OF the above named
church was unanimously set apart TO
the gospel ministry by council con-
vened the above named day.
A. I. Johnson, Clerk.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
RIcHMoxD, VA, June 10, 1898.

Mr.. R. J. Bass,
Dear Sir:-I thank you kindly for
the prompt attention that / received
from your company, the Peoples Re-
lief Association, during my confine-
ment for which received in full, the
sum of nine dollars, which came in the
time OF need. Therefore / will advise
all my friends to take out policies in
your company. Yours,
DORA ORANGE SIXTH,
3814 4th st., Fulton.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
The Galveston, Texas, New IDEA
publishes the following correspond
ence in its issue of June Is. 1898:

The Galveston, Texas, New IDEA
publishes the following correspond
ence in its issue of June IS. 1898:
PLANO, COLLIN Co., TEXAS,
June IA, 1898.
The first tragedy in the history Of ,
Plano happened at 1850 O'Clock this .
morning at the home of Jake Cebron, |
colored, on Main Street, second house
south of the cotton belt depot. par
ty of white cappers who had visited
every Negro cabin in town, giving the
inmates from 4 to 10 days to leave
town, appeared at CebroD's house at
the time above mentioned.
ANTICIPATED THEIR COMING.
Cebron. who anticipated their com
ing and heard them knocking at a cab
in across the street, told the party as
he stood in bis door with n winchester
in his hand thst there was no one in
the house who had harmed any one.
The party then started TO come in the
gate and he told them not TO approach
any further The crowd retreated
back to the ditch 10y the side of the
road. and one said, Boys, he's got a
gum" which seemed TO be sigaAl TO
fire, which they did, right through the
open door where Cebron stood.
HIS WIFE SHOT.
Cebron's wife, who was asleep in a
bed in the southeast corner of the
room was struck with bullet, making
hole that q man could put his han1
in, and SIS she raised up in bed another
small shot entered her back between
al. 81 10 - I'll -.
the doorway leading to the back door.
After the firing she was laid on the bed
where she expired in an-hour and a
halt after she was shot
RETURNED THE FIRE
Cepron fired .hree shots at the mob.
none of them taking effect, as they
we're crouched on their knees in the
ditch by the side of the road.
it is a miracle how Cebron escape
being killed. one of the bullets strik-
ing the end Of his middle finger on the
left hand and several small bird shot
striking the heshy part OF his right
hand, all slight wounds. Cebron'c
wife was in delicate condition.
FACES sLAoKENRD.
1t is said the number of the party
was all the way from five to twenty. al
Jnclr ldCcc DcluA UldChcuCd-
At some of the cabins they rode VI
on horses, at other places they were il
two-horse wagon. and at Jake Ce
bron's the last house they visited, the.
were all afoot
The city marshal. who arrived ol
the scene of the tragedy sh ortly atte
the firing was over, says the seen
that lay before him when he entere'
the house beggared description.
HEART RENDTNe SIGHT.
There lay the mother in the las
throes of death on the floor. the Who'll
room bespattered with her life's blood
the three children sitting up in be
frightened almost death, the fatht
raving mad, vowiDg vengeance on. tn
slayers of his innocent wife and ur
born babe.
THRILLING CAUSE.
The cause which led up to this terr
bic affair was the congregating Of aboI
thirty or forty strange Negroes he.
about ten days ago, who were compel
ed to loaf around town, owing 10
much rain lately that they could n
obtain work in the country, being t
wet for farm work. The presence OF
many idle Negroes caused whi5ecl
notices to be posted about town mig
before last which read.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Samson Court, No. 136, meets Mon
day, the 9th, at FOushee st. Hall, at 5
p NJ sharp. All members are re-
Quested to be present as much busi-
ness is to be transacted, also the ofic-
ers will be elected for the ensuing
term.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
Telegraph Communication with Cuba

Telegraph communication with Cuba
Washington, June 22.-General Greedy
received from Lieutenant Colonel Allen
yesterday afternoon dispatch stating
that the first American station in
Cuba, Camp McCalla, Guantanamo bay,
has been brought into electrical COM
munication with the rest of the world
by the establishment of telegraph
Office, which opened at o'clock.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

All members of Mrs. Polly Nichofss
club of Calanthe are requested to at
tend meeting the fourth Monday
night, June 9th, at Prices Hall. The
object of the meeting is to decide when
the club will be organized into Court,
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

The Cuban Leader Declares Our Soldiers
Are in No Danger of Contracting Disease
on the Southeastern Coast of cuba-Gen-
eral Shafter Impressed With the Hardy
and Soldierly Appearance of General Gar
t, cia's Army.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

The regular monthly drill takes place
on the 29tk inst next Wednesday
night at s 80 O'Clock sharp. All cap
tains should be present with their men
in fatigue uniform.
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

Richmond Lodge, No. 1, held its
meeting Monday night. A large num-
ber was present and the meeting was
one Of much interest. The following
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25
HAVANA BLOCKADE EFFECTIVE.
Supplies Reach tho Capital by Way OF
BatabRnO.

BatabRnO.
Washington, June 22-The Spanish
government is endeavoring to prove to
the European powers that the blockade
OF Cuba is ineffective. Naval officers
in Washington yesterday discussed
with no small amount II interest the
published statements that supplies
were being smuggled into Cuba in
large quantities.
Secretary Long, In speaking of these
reports. pointed out that the presi-
Richmond planet., 1898-06-25

HARRIs-WARD.-The marriage OF
Mr.. James Harris to Mrs. Irene Ward
took place June 23d at the residence of
Rev. Richard Wells.