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airy period Of 1913 the services he rem
dered in the public debates TO the con-
servative cause led to his appointment
as the representative of Prussia i'm the
diet of the old German bund at Frank
fort Austria was then all powerful
I'm the German bund. From the time
OF Bismarck's appearance. however. the
voice of Prussia began TO have increas-
ing weight.
Bismarck was sent as ambassador
to St Petersburg in 1850. and held that
became Prussian ambassador at Paris.
Five months later he was made first
minister OF. the Prussian crown. With
in the next ten years he humbled the
Austrian empire. destroyed the French
empire and created the new German
empire. He remodeled the map Of Eu-
rope, GisTnembering Denmark. and
France. lie enlarged the frontiers OF
Prussia by the annexation OF various
provinces. including the dominions Of
three dethroned German princes. and
succeeded in placing Germany. which
had previously been the weakest and
least respected of all the great powers.
at the head of all the states OF Europe.
In lS6S Bismarck withdrew for some
months from active public life. but he
was in power again before the end of
the ycar. Then came the Francc-G err
man war Of 1870. and after a campaign
consisting OF an unbroken series Of
victories, largely due to the strategic
genius OF Count Won Moitke. King
William was so'e. through his chan
cellor, TO dictate terms OF peace to his
helpless assailant.
The reported resignation Of Bismarck
as Prussan prime minister and coun-
sellor was announced in February, 1880,
but did not actually occur until March
II of that year, when divergences of
opinion between him and the emperor
led 20 his retirement.
Since then Prince Bismarck has re-
sided at his country seat. and as many
Of his utterances have hardly displayed
that command over his feelings which
might have been expected, especially
I'm the earlier months after his retire
ment, considerable friction existed be-
tween him and the emperor
In 1888. however, the prince fell serl- :
ously i'll, and the emperor sent him a
telegram OF sympathy, and offered him
| the use OF his castles TO assist his CON
valescence. This offer the prince CRATE
| fully and gracefully declined, but the
exchange of courtesies between him
| and the emperor led to a reconciliation
and an exchange of visits.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

risgs on Thursday night. 2oth ult. We
hope them much success.
notwithstanding the warm weather
the boys ars~stiil asking the hand of
some fair one.
Nr Reuben Nelson. one our towns
men, found himself in New York last
wsek, seeking his Detroihal in the per-
son Of Miss Ida Hin, formerly OF this
city. Their P, ceprion WAS held Thurs
day. August 4lh Accept our wishes
tos prosperous future.
Factions Sight in any concern Will
cause IL 60 fail, and many are the dan
gers ID which IL Is subj CT.
We doa't see Why it ls our young
IoeQ wont stop beating their way on
~gnday school excursions Young
men stop rnat, respec- yourselves and
psy your fare.
Ne have wondered why it is that
some OF oar girls behave SO ridiculous
When they go on excursions with re-
snsctaDle DeOpls. We hope the time is
nesr when such acts viii oe forgotten.
1tis reported that certain little
sunday Sehe0lteacher carried on most
disEraeefuily before her children on
The pis-u grounds. Isis thought that
she needs gold deal oI instruction
Among 5be visitors ia tines section on
last Sunday. we mes the widow and
whoever OF ths East hnG. We learn
that theF wiI again try married life
soon.
Mrs r = Jackson and daughter are
Yisiting parents and friends IN Wash
ingrcu.
Mss. z " Mitchell who was much
ind,sposed during lasJ week, is able TO
pe ont again.
a number Of cur social clubs viii
give their outings cufing tals month.
Our soldier boys have been resting
foe about sA1se weeks a. Camp Cocbin
They seem % enjoy IL. We hope they
may continue.
The Endymion Social Club of which
Aic r G Burke Is prssice.s spent last
" Wednesday at Seven Pines.
MAGNo UNO.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
CAMP CORBIN NEWS.
Six Companies in Camp
MANY. VISITORS LAST
SUNDAY.
Two Able Sermon by Rich
mond Divines.
Y.M.O. A. TENT TO BE REMOVED.
Y. N. O. A. TENT TO BE REMOVED.
9th Regiment. Va. Vol. Inf,
I Camp Iorbin, Va.

Co. G OF Petersburg under command
OF CaptainJ A. Q. Stevens reached
camp last Saturday evening and were
given rousing reception by the boys
of the other companies Later IN the
evening serenade was rendered the
officers.
Rev. Evans Payne visited the camp
few days ago. The five companies
were drawn up in battalion formation.
forming hollow square in the center
Of which stood Rev. Payne and Adj
VIM. II ID. Anderson. 1t was a solemn
and impressive scene. as the noble 0i-
vine delivered poweEf full and patriotic
address to his boys,n IS he called
them. The men stood upon the parade
grounds with heads uncovered a~d
listened attentiveiy. The reverend
and Mrs Payne and Mrs. NJ. Norris
presented with their compliments
large cake, quantity of fruits, etc,
for which the officers return their
hearty thanks.
On Friday Co. b under command of
Lieut.. Wyche led surprise attack up
on Co. K OK Petersburg under Captain
James Hill 4 he attack was made by
q flank movement, through chs woods,
Co. B coming upon Co. + through an
opening. and advancing their line of
skirmishers. Blank cartridges were
used, and for few moments, quite
battle was in progress. Co E was at
last repulsed with heavy loss
The men of the diIf-ren1 companies
are becoming very proficient IN the
manual Of arms and the movements OF
large bodies. 1t Col +. 9. CrOXtOn
has arrived in camp and taken cnarge.
The remaining two companies from
Norfolk are expected in lew days,
49,.
men The Post Office DepaI tine mt mas
consented to the establ shment of
temporary pOst-offi sc at ths camp.
This will be quite convenience. as
heretofore, all the mail had to so 10
Fort Lee, nearly tn ee miles away.
There is also some talk of the establish
ment of telephone line, between
Richmond and Headquarters
Sunday the Camp was visited by the
largest crowd yet. A large delegation
came over from Petersburg to see their
friends in the three companies from
shat city. The dress parade in the
evening was witnessed by nearly
thousaud vsitOrs Among the many
visitors We noticed Capt. w. s. Cowan,
former captain % go < VIM. Isaac
johnson. formerly captsin and Qaar-
termaster o' the Battalion and his
wife; Oscar =. Brown and wife; hrs.
Martini Carl6r suG her rFo daughters; !;
Messrs I'd Thompson, joserh Barrell,
Thomas huris. b Lee Jones. and
many others 500 mum rons 90 mention.
Sunday morning hev George john
ston, former Chaplain of the Battalion,
delivered stirring sermon on 1.-The
Soldiers Duty" in the Y. Nj. c. A. He
was followed in the afternoon by Rev.
Wesley Johnson of st. Philips Episco-
pal Church of Richmond. The Rever-
end made lasting impression upon
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

ested in the subject discussed. Mr.. S.
W. sutton was present He seemed
sou ewhat surprised to see what
grand work is bein carried on by the
Y. NJ. O. A. for tie benefit of the boys
of our city.
We received a letter from General
Secretary :. q. Burreli. who states
that he and family are well and euj ~
ing good heath He states further
that he has come TO a conclusion that
marrying has much improved his
hea, tn
The men will be addressed Sunday
by Mr. Paul Pollard. We nre inform
ed that the speaker has acquired q rite
reputation as an orator. The men
viii do we'll 60 turn out in foil 20 hear
him. Subject, "Train the child in the
way it should gl."
The Y. NJ. Q. A. tent among the
Va. troops at Camp Corbin is being
much appreciated by the soldiers. The
smount OF $500 is needed to Iefray the
general expenses OF the work The In
ternational Secretary. W A Hunton,
deserves much credit as well as Nelson
Willisms, Jr, and &. Dogan for the
manner in which they are clrrying on
this work
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

his hearers, as he dramatically drew g
vivid word picture OF the part the Ne
gro soldiers have played in the diff ar
ent wars OF the country, and conclud-
ed by calling upon the BOYS Co follow
the banner of Christ as well as the flag
OF the Union.
A few nights ago the alarm was
sounded and the camp turned out. but
we were unable to learn the cause Of
the disturbance.
2nd Lieut.. Joseph St. @ Gilpin has
been appointed Quartermsster OF the
camp. the position which MIR. Fris shorn
has been acting in. Robert B RAN
dclph has been app linted chief bagier,
aad Sydn - Jones second DR.. al xae-
der, the surgeon is a skilliul Off .er
and personally looks after the health
of the soldiers and the Sanitary condi-
tion of the camp. A large supply OF
medicines and hospital supplies have
been received from Washington, which
will greatly facilitate the work Of the
Hospital DepaS tment.
A literary society has been formed
which will meet at the y. NJ G.. A. tent
every Thursday evening to discuss
military topics, and questions Of the
day, and 60 endeavOr tc bring about a
closer feeling of friendship between
elevate the social, moral sanc inteliec-
tual CONDITION of our regiment.
This week the camp has received a
short visit from Lieut.. John III Benson
engineer officer of ths 1st Battalion,
Messrs. Joseph l. and Alfred Forres-
ter. Misses Nellie Forester, Susie
Crump, Sertha Scott, Hattie e. Wall
lace and Mrs. Laura Forester Chris
tian.
Lit. Col. Croxton has ordered the
tent of the y. n G A. removed ont
side OF the camp lines. Tue ofhciris
have appealed TO the War Depsrtu -nt
and are now awaiting its decision To
comply with 1t. Col CroNtcn's 0rdeI
will greatly hamper the Y. A.. 9. A s.
work in camp. consequently the appeal
to Washing gtOn.
The weather is extre mely hot, 6ui
the rain nearly every afternoon maees
the weather at night compare tiyeiy IS
cool and comfortable. HAM.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
GREAT BISMARCK DEAD.
Eminent German Succumbs at His
Castle in Friedrichsruhe.
a SEVERE DEATH STRUGGLE.

his Last Words. Addressed to His
Daughter, the Countess Won Rant
zan, Were Thanks, My Child''-wiu
Be Buried on a Hin Near the Castle
Berlin, Aug. 1-Prince Otto Eduard
Leopold Won Bismarck died at his cas-
tie at FriedTichsruhc shortly before Ill
o'clock Saturday night
On Tuesday evening an Improvement
set in In the princes codnition, in
which repeated changes for the worse
had occurred since October last, and
he was able to appear at the table and
take part in the conversation, drink
ing champagne and afterwards smok-
ing several pipes. which he had not
done lately.
His condition was so satisfactory that
DR.. Schwcninger, after the prince had
gone to bed, left with the intention OF
returning on Saturday. His condition
was comparatively satisfactory during
Friday and Saturday morning In the
afternoon a sudden change for the
worse occurred. and he frequently be-
came unconscious.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
News About Our Churches,
RICHMOND AGAIN WEEDS NEW YORK
Sunday School Excursions and Their
Rude Patrons-0ther BreVities from
the Ward.

The weather Sunday seemed to have
had great effect on our people, notwi.h
standing our churches harbored large
congregation. Anumber of excursion
lists from Washington were among the
various congregations.
Washington divines filed the pulpit
at the Fifth St. Church. morning and
evening. The afternoon services we're
conducted by the Local Union of the
b. Y. F.U.
Rev. K. o Johnson. B. d, filled his
stand at the Moore st. Church on last
Sunday and delivered the message to a
large and an appreciative audience.
Most of the churches and Sunday
Schools have given their annual pic mic
and excursions But little money has
heen realized, but much pleasure to
the children.
Mr.. Benjamin Baker clasped the
hands of Miss Mary jackson in mar
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

NAL Glass of the Second Baptist Sun
day School took place Tuesday night
August 2nd in the auditorium of the
church.
Seat, on the rostrum were Revs. p.
5 Lewis, b. D., II. III Mitchell, n. d.
ID. Webster Davis, A. M, u. ID. Lewis
d. D., snd Rev. Shorts.
The exercises were opened by sing
ing Praise God from Whom all bless
ings flow. Prayer and scripture read
ing bv Rev Shorts after which the fol
lowing programme was exsellently
rendered:
Solo, Jesus, lover of my soul, by Miss
Mary Evans.
5alsfatory-The effects of intemper-
ance, Miss A. NJ Mitchell.
Duatt, Cup of Woe-Mr. Garland
Halter and Professor Thomas II. Hop
kins.
Relation of the Sunday School to the
church-Miss A. NJ. Cousius
Missionary Work-Miss Ida Foster
Duet Mrs india Burrell and Mr.
Thomas II White.
Glass Prophecies Miss VI. +. Clark
This number need special mention as
the speaker had thoroughly studied
che nature of each individual anu viv.
IDLY portrayed their character as seen
in every day life.
Q0artette-It the waters could speak
as chey fiov, Mr.. Garland Halter. Mrs.
lndis Burrell, Miss Mary Evans Prof
Thomas ii. Hopkins brought forth rap
turous applause
NGledicJOry was ably delivered by
Mr.. e. II. smith.
Address 10 Graduates-Rev. p. s.
Lewis. b D., was full of wh0lesoms
advice, and ais address was enjoyed by
all presents.
Rev. ii. ii. Mitchell, d D pastor of
the Bank st Baptist Church of Nor
folk in an appropriate speech awarded
she Martin medal to Miss Alice NJ.
Mitchell.
Awarding of Diplomas. Rev. z D.
Lewis. pastor of the Second Baptist
Church.
Evely number 0n the above program
was Oi Cne highest OrGer and .Ses just
Ghac would Daye been expected of the
cOmneneemens exercises of nigh
school.
The exercises closed with doxology
Rev. d. Webster Davis pronounced
benedictior.
Post GraiGates-Miss Cora L. Bright
Miss Ida Foster.
Greduetes- Miss NJ r. CLARK, Miss
Amy NJ. Cousins, Ar. r. II. smith,
Miss Alice M Mitchell.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
Y. n. C. A Notes.

The men were addressed Sunday 81:
80 b. IN by Rev w. ". Wines. Jr
The address wss logical and interest
ing. lie spoke along the tines Of she
necessity OF acknowledging ana con-
sideTing the dignity of labor Mr..
W ines Is d fOrc,5ie speaker and inter
ested MS hearers from the beginning
10 the end of his taik.
The boys were addressed Sunday by
Pres. Clifton &. CaDeu. A good num-
Der of the little fellows we're present
as well as the larger ones, and each
seemed to have been thoroughly inter-
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

Nomad has Just received news from
one who attended Old Dominion Lodge
at its last meeting held Thursday
night, JuiY 285h, concerning the pre-
Rress Of the degree team being organ
lied by said lodge. There are good
many particulars that could be given
in. connection with the efficient work
o. the team, but do not think this Just
the time. However, we Will take the
liberty to state that the team is COM
posed OF some OF the brightest minds
in the lodge and the rendition of the
several characters as contained in the
Amplihed Third Rank was complete
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

with carriage, and the physician was
driven furiously to the castle, where
he found The prince already uncon-
scious.
According to an unofficial account the
death agony was prolonged. The
prince died without taking leave Of the
family. Fer fully an hour he suffered
terrible difficulty In breathing. and his
groans were fearful to hear during the
death struggle. His powerful consti-
tuition fought to the last. The family.
gathered in an adjoining room, was
plunged into the very anguish OF grief
by the means from the death chamber.
The last words Prince Bismarck ut
tered We're addressed to his daughter.
Countess Won Rantzau. who wiped the
perspiration from his forehead. They
were: Thanks, my child"
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
PRINCE BIsMARCK's CAREER.

The IRON Chancellor Who was Re-
spcnsihie For Gersnnny's Greatness.
Prime Otto Eduard Leopold Bis
1nsrck- -SchOnhausen was born OF an old
noble family OF the Mark" (Brenden-
burg) az SchonhRussn. April I. 1915. T3e
was created a count Sept .5. 1868. and
Prince (Furss) Won Bismarck in March.
1871. lie was educated at the univer-
rlties OF GottinEen and GriefswaId.
Epent some time 80 the army, and sub
beQUentiy settled down a. a country
gentleman. Brought up n the political
faith OF ths Junkers. or Prussian Tory
souirearchy. he became. In 1876, a mem
ber of the provincial diet Of Saxony.
and Of the Prussian diet, in which he
frst attracted attention by his fiery
speeches In defense OF the old mon
AEchial -partX During the reyolution-
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
UNIFoRM RANK ATTENrIoN :

Eureka, 1 Planet, 6, Old Dominion,
10, blooming Lily, II, Peerless. u, ars
hereby notified To- attend 81 DRILL Friday
night next 81 $3.50 at Prices hail The
companies Will attend m Fatigue
Dress" The rrigadier General and
Stan VIII o. present, also the r. gi-
mental Stsf, This drill is given nr,s--
paratory 20 the trip TO Norfolk. Aug.
zo1h. This being the last drill before
that time all are supposed 10 be pres
ent,
e. A. WASHINGTON, (Act.) Colonel,
EDWARD w. CowAN, Adjutant,
lst Regiment, U II. K. of p
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
PYTHIAN NOTES .

Mr.. T. +. Page, the efficient K. of
&. and ). of Bruce Lodge, No. 81 Of
Berkley, Va. paid visit to this flee
in the interest of his loGge. Mr. Pa ge
is bright young man and is se' mi &
ly alive to the interest Of the work
lie Is also very energetic aud il OR
judgement is the right man for the all
important position OF X. Of X. aRo $
Brace Lodge was instituted on the
llth Of May and has made wonderful
progress. Notwithstanding the fact Of
its infancy it was ably repres ented at
the Grand Lodge session held in Dan
VILE Oh the 18th and 18th Of May.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

The officers Of most OF the lodges
have been Installed and the Knights
have gone down to business and earnest
hard work for the success Of the order.
The progress is of such nature that
we have been asked by many if the
Fythians were not the leading Organi-
zation In the State We are not antag-
onlstic to any organization and do not
care TO appear egOtistic, therefore, we
made no reply. We much prefer let.
ting the work of the order speak for IL
self. One thing We can say, shat Is, we
pay every just claim on the lodges or
Endowment Bureau.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

Past Chancellor J. b. Johnson, who
has been mustered into the volunteer
service Of the u. 5 and is now station
ed at Camp Corbin. is q member OF
Royal Lodge, No. %, of this city.
while Capt. W. a. Hankins of Compa.
ny A is q member of Old Dominion
Lodge, No. 8.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

We are proud TO mention the fact
that on the 22nd of une there was IL
stituted in Berkley what is known as
Charity Lndge. No 81 Of which the
popular Rev. j. L. Harris is K Of r.
and ). We hope for this lodge un-
bounded success, an6 in such field as
Berkley We can see nothing else.
The lodges are seemingly composed
OF the besr material ard If every men,
ber viii use his infiuerce for the in
crease of mem6ersh hp this lodge Will
soon be second to none IN the State.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

The valuable work Icing done at
Camp Corbin among our soldiers oT
the y. M &. A. is worthy Of herr5y
support, and it should not be difficult
TO raise the $500 90 needed in our large
cities. The following contributions
haze alraaH V hean nnaGa In RInhl.. n-ll- :.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
Special Notice.

The members Of the Girls Calanthe
Club and all who wish to join are re-
spectfully requested to meet at Prices
Hall next Friday at P. M.
IT MARIETTA l. CHLEs,
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

The interest OF last year among the
Knights seem unaOat q and the loag-
es are iTcrs ssing very rapidly. Evers
Der Is seemingly alive ard The success
of the order this year bids fare 10
eclipse ali Cf former years, The war
having D Is effect on commerce doubt
less ma kes money somewhst scarce and
the lodges deserve more credit for an
increase Of membership than in the
past.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

On last Tuesday evening Excelsior
Lodge. No. 20 held an interesting
meeting. with an excellent atte endanee
aud splendid financial collection. In
the absence OF Chancellor Commander
J. L Jones. Deputy Grand Chancellor
>Thomes w. Mitchell presided. The
positions of Prelate and Master at
Arms beirg declared vacant, Sirs Joe.
Adams ard Jos. ". Terrell were elect
ed to fiji the vacancies. The Crane
Chancellor John Mitchell. Jr., wAs
present and msde an excellent talk,
giving the Sir Knights much encour-
egem Mt. V. q. u ysees Briggs of Royal
Lodge was present. Sir Knights are
cordially invited to pay this lodge a
visit
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

When th shell struck the American btthp
bridge Immediately of
greater safety but his remained at bis exposed This
looking
paang OF tho All of this
4.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
PRICE. 5CENTS

drama aud had the resemblance OF
witnessing a corps Of professional art
lists rather than the attendance of 3
lodge meeting. Sir Thomas n. Crump
q K of K and s. was present and
made a few encouraging rem ks
which were highly appreciated.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Normal Glass Second Baptist Church Sun
day School

The graduating exercises OF the Nor
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

Excelsior Lodge has had an uphill
road, owing TO the fact that among it's
officers are some prominent devines
whose ministerial duties prevent them
from stte nding meetings and Locking
after the business of the lodge gener-
ally. Nevertheless, it Is pushing
abe ad ard will soon be among the best
in the city
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

Officers of Virginia Lodge, No. 6,
elected for the term ending Dec. 81,
'9S: P. c., T. I. Anderson; @. c., 8. g.
Williams V c., VIM. Ii. Jackson
Prelate, William Hill; X. of Il. and s.,
J. S Anderson NJ. OF IF. NJ. II. Moss;
NJ. of Ex.. William Ellis; NJ. at A,
Walter v est; |. c., William Robertson
o. q. r w Edwards. Grand Chan
cellor will be present at the next meet
ing TO install the officers.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

Sir ]. Z. Elicit, NJ of Ex., of Virgin
is Lodge. No. 9 X. of p, passed peace
fully away on the 10th of July. He
WAS dutif1l officer and loving broth
er. ALWAYS cautious; hut we sincerely
hope that our loss has been his eternal
gam. His family has the deepesd 50 N
p6thy OF the lodge, not only Of Virgin
10 Lodge, No. Is but ali the lodges OF
Sir Knights throughout the iurls3ic-
i'm.
Richmond planet., 1898-08-06

Vireini. Lodge. Nc. 6, meets next
Monday night. All members s-s re-
quested TO be present at the usual
h5ui.