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Arizona republican., 1898-06-11
STONE soLEs.

An inventor has hit upon method
of putting stone scles upon boots and
shoes He mixes a waterproof glue with
a suitable quality of clean quartz sand
and spreads it over the leather sole
used as a foundation. These quartz
soles are said to be very flexible and
practically indestructible, and to give
the foot a firm hold even on the most
slippery surface. at
Arizona republican., 1898-06-11

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Take Cascarets Candy Cathartlc- loc or &c.
ff-C q. q fail to cure tu uggiSks refund money.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
PRICE. SCENTS
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
News About Our Churches.
sOH00LTEA0HERs TO MARRY DUR
ING NEXT WEEK.
Public Schools Session Ended-Many
Tears From the Pailures-Brevities
from the Ward.

Among the warmest days we have
had this year, it has been thought gen.
orally that last Sunday ranked fore
most. notwithstanding the pressure
Oh the heat, our churches were largely
attended.
The 5th Street Baptist Church seems
to be progressing rapidly under the
valiant leadership Of Rev. DR.. Graham.
His study has been newly furnished by
the B. Y. P. U. of the church. Con-
tinue the good work.
There will be Grand Rally at the
Moore Street Baptist Church on to-
morrow. At IL 80, Rev. Robertson OF
fredericksburg will preach; at 3 80
Rev. DR.. u ID. Lewis will preach at
8 80, Rev. H. Powell will preach.
On Monday night, the B. Y. P. U. OF
the said church will render q program.
On last Sunday evening, the Sixth
Mount Zion Church was packed. The
crowd assembled to witness the funer--
al ceremony of MIR. Harry Nibbs. The
sermon, which was powerful one was
preached by Rev. A. s. Thomas. The
Odd Fellows and True Reformers fol-
lowed the remains to the Cemetery.
At no time has the matrimonial
world been more stirred up by the
| schoolteachers of this section than
now. We are glad to note that Miss
s. Alice Kemp will ally her future hap
piness with Rev. Scott @. Burren.
They will meet at the altar of the First
Baptist Church on Wednesday morn
ing. The bride is teacher in Moore
lSchool.
Miss Ida Hall, teacher in Baker
School, will join hands with Mr.. Z. M.
tCanady of Norfolk on Wednesday at
lternoon at st. Phillips Church. While
Richmond envy his choice, they hope
them much success.
Rev. w. r. Gullins will take Miss
Moselle Coots as his wife on next Tues
lday at 6 O'Clock a. m. She was q
teacher in the East End School.
All of these teachers are direct resi-
dents of this section.
| This week ended the public school
J term in this city. The faithful and
diligent scholar goes of shouting with
his excellent reward of scholarship,
) while others are sobbiug in tears ON
! account of missing promotion. Wipe
e Iyour eyes and try again.
Our military companies are drilling
e nightly. The major is making much
y success in commanding his battalion,
e and it is believed by all that the
right man is in the right place."
Our girls have begun their park and
viaduct strolls. Our ice e-cream saloons
are also in il.
Yes, to marry the right person. we
Il believe is q good thing, and most peo-
' ple would think so until love disap-
: pears.
o Young men, it is better to marry
d and go home at night than lounge
e around the bar-rooms all night.
st Girls, that paint and powder will not
n get you in love any more than false
g hair and false teeth.
% We noticed the Rev. trying to ride
le the bike last week. We thought the
, pedals should have been in a terrace
n position in order to fit. Rev. pull Of
your prince" next time.
,s Ajax" would like to have colonel
and majors OF his hue should he 60 K
-, war. SO would we.
as Rev. r. o. Johnson, B. D., pastor o
L the Moore st. Church has been indis
m posed during this week.
ge MAoNo UNo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

ing. Quite a number of members re-
sponded and much business was trans
acted. The Association is much in
debted to this branch for their much
needed assistance at all times.
One of the many interesting features
of the work is the exclamation Of the
Sunday School Lesson, Dy Rev. ID. w.
Davis, a. NJ, every Saturday at 8 P. M.
ALI Sunday School Teachers should
avail themselves Of this grand oppor-
tunity.
The Girls Branch recently organized
will give Lawn Party at and for the
benefit of the Y. NJ. q. A., beginning
July 4th, and continuing through the
week. Sveciaf>attractions for enjoy
ment each night All are earnestly
invited to come and assist these young
ladies in the interest of this much
needed institution.
Special Committee Rosa Banks,
Gertrude Johnson. Blanche Mosby,
Cora Smith, Julia Hall, Mary Clarke,
Elnora MeClain, Ida Egg Mar
tha Burrell, Hattie Wallace, A. Debo-
rah Patterson, President; Matte q.
Tyrrell, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

1000 yards Excellent practice was
made, the station was wrecked and
canister followed the retreating Span
iards up the steep ravine. Each shell
disclosed the spot where IL allghted by
raising a cloud Of dust They were
all well placed
On the American side two men were
killed and four injured In the second
attack. The dead are: Sergeant Major
Henry Goode, OF the Marines, shot
through the right breast; Private Tau
man, wounded and fell off the clif and
was instantly killed. The injured are:
Private Wallace, fell off the cliff and
sustained fracture of the leg: Private
Martin, shot through the left leg;
Private Roxbury. shot through the
arm; Private Burke, shot through the
arm.
Lieutenant Neville, OF Company d.
was sent out on scout duty, and as on
the day previous, he attacked a small
stone fort. A hot fight followed, and
the Spaniards were driven off with
loss-- 1t was during this fight that
| Wallace and Tauman fell over the
] cliff. Fifteen dead Spaniards. includ-
ing one lieutenant, were found in the
fort.
The fight was the first of the war
In which the Cubans co-operated with
the American forces. and their com
pany operation was not a glitterins
success. At one time during the af
ternoon whenever the marines were
firing on a small detachment of Span
iards that made their appearance I
short distance from the camp the Gu
bans began firing without orders. an'
: sent a volley right among the Ameri
cans. There were several very marrow
escapes, but no one was injured
, Thus far the marines have had tn
! best of the fighting, but the situation
is grave. and they are exhausted wit
! Tepelling almost incessant attacks
: They have little chance to rest o
i sleep, and the time OF the arrival c
the relieving troops is uncertain
: Were it5Dot for the protecting guns 4
Il the fleet the gallant little band woul
p be annIhilated by the Spanish troops
q In overpowering numbers, from SaT
: tiago DE Cuba AS it is, they prol
1t ably can hold their positions, but the
o cannot move forward until reinforce
II by troops.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
slsT ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
Richmond Normal School.

On Tuesday night, June l4th, the lst
Baptist Church was packed with a
slrging mass of humanity to witness
the rendition of n very excellent pro-
gramme by the pupils of the Richmond
Normal School.
on the rostrum we're seated Rev. II.
Webster Davis, A. NJ, Rev. J. w. kir-
by, d. d : and the following members
of the school board viz: Supt. William
Fox, Mr.. Joseph O.: Dickersan, MIR. X.
Edgar Shine, hon. J Taylor Ellyson.
Floral tributes of the most costly ma
ture bedecked the entire ffont portion
of the rOstrum and the air was fra
grant from the perfume OF the sweet
smelling flowers which we're on hand
in the greatest abundance.
The graduates marched in church TO
the stratus of martial music. Toe fol-
| lowing is the programme:
Song, Drifting with the tide" Sc
lection, "Rubenstein." w. Cary True
heart; qusrtette. Come where the
lilies bloom" " Alice Mitchell, Serena
| Taylor. Ira Nash, Alfred Holmes Sc
| lection, "On the Rappahannock," Alice
Smith song. "Red, white and blue" (;
selection, my Grandma" Eulalia
Whittle solo, "Baby's Fairyland," /" Sc
rena Taylor; selection, Vas Bender
Henshpecked. :" Elnora Brown trio,
The Nj ermaid's song" Ellie .Stanard,
Alice Mitchell, Serena Taylor; selec-
ton, "The Kings Tsmple"-Valedic
tory, Gertrude Van Bacchus; song,
There is moonlight on the Lake"
The next number on the programme
was an address by Rev. John w. Kir-
by, d ID He dwelt very f,xsibly on
the Importance of labor. His address
was very eloquent and was full CT
wholesome advice. This in itself was
!, lone OF the crowniRg efforts Of the pro.
. gramme. He WAS applauded an de.
servedly so, and his mention of the
! honors due to Admiral Dewey's men II
5 the attack on Manila was q signal To-
an outburst Of applause.
The comforting of the Peabody med
: ais was task assigned to Prof ID
: Webster Davis and more suitable
selection could not have Deen made.
Prof. Davis swayed his audience a
: | will, and his remarks were full OF WI
= and humor. To hear him once give
4 one a longing for repetition. Prof
: Davis is an orator OF no mean ability
= and as an extemporaneous speaker b
: belong IN the front ra2k.
= Conferring the diplomas, Hon. J
= TAYLOR Eilyson. To the couIse of hi
= remarks he paid glowing tribute t
- Prof Davis and spoke very compl
meHtary OF his book entitled We
Down Souf" and urged that each VIII
we're receiving diplomas would bear j
8 Il mind the fact that each must do hi
d own work ard rear monument to hi
!, own memory.
The exercises ended with the sons
~ "Hail and Farewell" i" After which tn
~ honor cards were distributed.
70 Those receiving the Peabody medal
10 were: Miss Florence Saunders, SenlC
% A; Master George Brown, Intermed
/ ate b Miss Mary Smith, Junior a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
Y. M. O. A. Notes.

The storm had it's effect upon our
meetings in the rooms on last Sunday.
notwithstanding, however, the boys
turned out fairly we'll They were ad-
dressed by the Acting Secretary who
gave them plain, practical, instruc
tive talk. The boys are preparing for
their outing which will be given dur
ing the next month.
The men will be addressed on next
Sunday by one of our city fathers. We
learn that this old gentleman is an eio-
uuent speaker, and the men are re-
ouested to come out and hear him
The address was to have taken place
last Sunday but owing to the effects oi
the storm, it was continued.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary met II
q special call meeting Monday even
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
THH MERRIMAC HEROES.
Promotions Awaiting Their Returi
From the Spanish Prison.

Promotions Awaiting Their Return
From the Spanish Prison.
Washington, June 15.-Substantial
recognition has been given by the navy
department to the members Of the gall
liant crew who took the Merrimac into
the entrance OF Santiago harbor and
sunk her across the channel under the
very muzzles of the Spanish guns. Last
evening official recognition was taken
Of their valor. when Secretary Long
signed the orders to Admiral Sampson
directing the promotion of all the
members Of the crew. Lieutenant Hob
sons reward VIII come later through
congress. The men stin linger In a
Spanish prison, but when they return
again to their ships their promotions
viii be awaiting them.
The orders sent to Admiral Sampson
direct the promotions Of the men as
follows: Daniel Montague. master-at-
arms, to be q boatswaim. raised from
| 500 q month to $500 n year; George
Charette, gunner's mate. TO be q gun
ner, from $50 a month to 81, 500 a year;
Rudolph Clausen, Osborne Deignan and
| ]. c. Murphy, coxswains. to be chief
| boatswain's mates, an increase OF 81;
a month; George +. Philips, machinist
| to be chief machinist. from $40 a month
to $40 a month: Francis Kelly. watei
tender, to be chief machinist. from So
| a month to $40 q month.
In addition to the promotions step'
have already been taken towards th
presentations of medals to Constructo
Hobson and the members of his gal
liant crew. What new honors avail
Constructor Hobson. who planned an
executed the brilliant coup, have no
as yet been disclosed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
COLORED TROOPS
ON The MARCH.
They Celebrate Their Ami
versary.
A MILITARY PAGEANT.
A Grand Sight in the
West End.
MAJ. JOHNSON DRILLS THE BAT
TALON.
A MILITARY PAGEANT.

The First Battalion, Virginia Volun-
teer Infantry celebrated its 22ad Ami
versary Thursday, June 16, 1898 by a
street parade, battalion drill and ban
quet at the handsome armory.
At about 3 80 P. M., the men Hled
out while the band stationed at Price
and Leigh Sts., discoursed lively airs.
The stentorian voice OF the soldierly
major was heard and he proceeded to
the head OF the column accompanied
by Surgeon II. L Harris. Chaplain
George e. johnson, Quartermaster, w.
Isaac Johnson aud Asst, Samuel Stew
ard.
Company ID Of Norfolk, Captain Ed
ward Gould commanding, had the right
of line. Then came Company A Cap
tain William A. Hankins commanding.
Company 9 with First Lieutenant b.
A. Graves commanding vice Capsain
w. s. Cowans, Company B with Cap
tain G. b. Nicholas commanding.
The line of march was TO 7th st to
Broad 10 Adam, to Grace to the Bap-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
BRUCE GRIT SPEAKS
Valuable Space Wasted.
POOR OPINION OF THE
POST.
The Recognition of the Ne
gro-Caustic Criticism.
THE ADMINISTRATION NOT INFLU-
ENOED.
The Race VIII Come Out All Right.

We have received the following let
ter which is too good to keep" and !
we risk the publication of it without
the consent Of it's author, who is one OF
the most brilliant jour nalists in this
country to-day:
ALBANY. N. Y, June IL, 1898.
John Mitchell. Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va.
Ny Dear Mr.. MITCHELL
/ most heartily
commend the courage and consistency
which characterize your editorial ut
terance upon the question of the rec
ognition of Negroes as officers over Ne
gro troops in the pending war with
Spain. But i think you waste valua-
bic space and time in replying to the
sentimental sloppishness of The Wash
ington Post, which politically is cut
side the bresstworks of both parties
and is q journalist Eunuch without
power to reproduce its species, or to
cnt any considerable figure in the
shaping OF the policy of this or any
other adminis ration which it has here
tofore attempted to influence in re-
gard to the Negro.
NEW NAME FOB 1T.
The Washington Post is political
"batWeenity" and it sustains the
same relation to the interests which
serve it best and to political parties
that any soldier of fortune does to his
employees.
The POSTS mouth isn't prayer book
even if it does happen to be bound
with white and its idiotic fulminations
about us are but the gatherings of q
cOterie of familiar spirits whose
! think things" are filled with rsir
water, or some other dark liquid thal
7 helps to unsettle their nerves, anC
bring on mental jiTujims. The Post il
not responsible for It's misintormatloI
r about the Negro, his leaders, or hi
newspapers. 1t always was abnOrma
? / lV developed in its intellectua!s, ant
) the kids who furnish pudding" fol it
!, columns are terrible only on paper.
ANoLD SLAVE VILLAGE.
: Washington is an old slave village
e and the prejudice and narroWness q
: which the Post gives evidence are hap
Z ply the last heritage OF the ANoIEN'
y REGrME TO which it clings like death /
8 a dead Indian. Fancy may bolt bra
: pudding is in the eating. IL this war
q long continued the Negro need nc
concern himself about proper recogn
p ton in the military service OF HI
'r country. The logic of events will Il
his status and bring the rewards whie
his courage, loyalty and patience haS
, already won for him in all the wars
the Republic,
\ GOD STILL WITH Us.
20 God is still the friend of the wes
II and the oppressed and His justice ne
TX er sleeps. Your slogan No officer
- no fight" is a good one, and will lind
20 response in the breast OF every Neg
who has spark OF manhood In b
anatomy Our echoes roll from soul
s- soul and grow forever and forever
50 Let 'em grow.
20 Yours truly,
IL BRUCE GRIT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

tist College to Lee Monument Here
most imposing sight was witnessed. A
battalion drill with its picturesque sur
roundings was treat in store for the
sight seeing population
Major ]. B. Johnson is a magnificent
horseman and thoroughly at home in
ali military maneuvres.
The troops expect to be mustered in
for active service in Cuba and this was
the preparatory step towardsi it. The
Norfolk Company brought with them
a drum corp. They returned home
Thursday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

ferences between the German consul
and Captain General August were ex-
citing attention in Manila. and has left
the belief that Germany had designs
on the Sulu Archipelago"
According TO a dispatch from Shang~
hal the German steamer Petrarch is
about TO leave there for Manila with
secret orders. it is believed, from the
German government. Prince Henry OF
Prussia. now at Kaio Chou. with the
German squadron. is kept constantly
informed, the dispatch says. as to the
developments of the war.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
HOw's This 2

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not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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Price, Zoe per bottle. Sold by all drul
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

He graduated in 1874. He is a mem-
Der OF the Board of Trustees of Virgin
is Seminary, also of Wayland College
Department of Virginia Union Univer-
sity He is moderator of Valley Bap-
tist Association has served in that po-
sition for eight con secutive years. He
is now pastor of the Shiloh Baptist
Church at Salem, Va.
Rev. Fox is one of the ablest and
most energetic divines in this state.
He is man OF unwavering convic-
tions. and when he esponses a cause
knows no faltering.
Even those who do not agree with
him sre forced to admire his tenacious
characteristics, which mark him a.
man among men.
Kind-hearted, honest, reliable, he is
one we can safely recommend and up
on whose integrity we can safely risk
oar "aIl."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

of office upon you and Heavens God
watching you. You have acted manly,
The expressions OF the Il Rchmord
Planet" are the EXPIRE ssions of the race
in compliments TO you
Yours,
W. NJ. Moss,
Pastor OF the above named church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
REV. DIR. B. F. FOX.
A Brief Sketch OF His Career.

Guadalupe College OF Seguin. Texas,
has seen At to confer upon Rev. B. r.
Fox of Salem, Va, the title OF Doctor
of Divinity. In so doing it has recog-
mixed worth and honored ability.
Rev Fox was born December 20.
1S4S of slave parents. He attended
private school. He professed religion
in May, 1886. and afterwards attended
Storer College at Harper's Ferry.
He was licensed to preach March %,
1871 and was ordained, October IL,
,v,r,-, su,,,.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
Sylvia Court meets Tuesday evening.

Sylvia Court meets Tuesday evening.
Blooming Lily Court meets Tuesday
evening.
Martha's Court meets Wednesday
evening.
Old Dominion Lodge meets Thurs
day night at s O'Clock sharp.
All sister lodges are cordially invited
to participate with us, all desiring tC
do SO will meet at the Castle Hall with
US.
NCMAD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
The General Missionarr Jubilant.

Rev and Mrs. P. s. Lewis, of this
city, are happy over the arrival Of their
little son, which saw the light of day
on last Thursday morning.
The mother and baby are doing we'll
Sarah @. Jones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
REV. MOSS LEAVES US.
Pittsburg Wants Him.

Rev. w. NJ. Moss, B. D., Pastor OF
Loyal Street Baptist Church, Danville,
Va, has been called indefinitely and
unanimously, at 3 large salsry, to take
charge of the Canon st. BaptisS Church
of Pittsburg, Pa Virginia hates to
give him up. He holds ten prominent
positions in Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

this year in various portions OF the
State. 1t has been a perplexing ques-
tion as from what portion of the tate
we will get the largest returns Some
say tide water but we are expecting to
hear from the city On the Dan. We
have no doubt however that tidewater
will do well, as some of the most ener-
getic workers in State are in that Sec
tiOn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
AUGUST AND GERMANY.

Has Spain's Philippines Governor En-
listed the Emperor's Aida
London, June 1.-THE Singapore cor
respondent of The Times says: Let
ters received here from Manila, dated
Nay 26, say that the prolonged con-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
A LvnOhburgsr weds in New York.

The marriage of Mr.. James W.
Campbell of New York and Miss Jen-
ME Nj. Garland, formerly Of ofLvnchburg
Va, took place Thursday, 9th inst f,
at the residence of the groom's par
ents, 22i ". olst st., New York, in the
presence of few friends. Rev.J. w.
Scott officiated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

Blooming Lily Lodge, 10, of Church
Hill has lost tRO members this month
one in the person of Sir w. n. Ander-
son and the other Sir William Henry
Fowlkes The lodge turned out in full
to pay the last tribute OF respect to
these deceased brethren and many vis-
iting Sir Knights participated. This
shows the ability of the lodge to meet
its obligations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
To the woman's Cornerstone Bene-

To the WOman's Oorner-oIOn6 bene-
fetal Association,
Ladies Accept my kindest appreci-
alton and thanks for the promptness
with which you paid the claim under
policy, No. 1927, held by my daughter,
Jesse Binga Dismond, who died May
IA 1898.
Your company deserves very great
credit for its promptness in paying the
above claim and shall cheerfdlly re-
commend it to the public.
Wishing the Woman's Corner Stone
Beneficial Association continued pros
perity, am very respectfully,
A. BMoA, JR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

Mrs. Anna Taylor has club Of Ia
dies in Manchester out of which che
expecss to organize Court of Cslanthe
This is fine opportunity to get into
the Organization at a reduced rate and
would urge all who possibly can to take
advantage of the chance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

Blooming Lily Lodge met last Tues
day night the largest membership
present thst has been witnessed for
many months. The meeting was very
enthusiastic and the Lodge is pushing
TO the front rapidly under the efficient
Chancellor Commander, Sir Foster
Lucas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

Pioneer lodge OF Lynchburg is in q
hourishing condition and though only
baby she already bids fare to be one
OF the best lodges in the State.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18
Loyal STRERT BAPTIST CBURcH,
DANvILLE, VA, June IA, 1893

Your Excellency, ]. Hoge Tyler,
Governors Mansion,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir Accept from me and
n. congreg cation OF l4OO members
our most hearty congratulations upon
your manly and christianly stand re-
lative to cOlored officers for colored
troops. We thank you for the refusal
TO violate any portion OF the law eth
or directly OF indirectly with the oath
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

To Cure Constipation Forever
Tako Cascarets Candy Cathartic 100 or 80
e Q. 9. Q. fail 70 cure. druggists refupd money
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-06-18

The 10Th of June is a short distance
ahead and all captains with uniformed
companies are requested 60 have their
companies present in fatigue dress for
drill.