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SATURDAY, OCT. 21. 1899

Colonel men, let US stand firm de-
rnanding our rights under the law.
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THERE are Negro hating Republicans
Iust as there are Negotiating Demo-
Gratis. Both should be opposed by us.
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LIBERAL minded white men favor
able TO our interests should be sup
ported by us regardless Of party.
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MAY I. 1899


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Knoxville. aud ChattaCo0Va Pull
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termediate stations; arrives at Nor
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300 p. NJ, Daily. for 1sy nch burg And oaaoke-
Connects 81 Roanoke with WASH
tngton and Chattanooga Limited
Sleepers Lynchburg 70 Memphis and
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pancy At 100 P. N. Also Pullman
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John NIT oBELL, JR., EDITOR.

POSTAGE STAMPS OF A DENOMINATION
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On SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-21
TIE sIFUATIoK IN THE PHILIP
PINES.

WHILE considering the Philippine
question .it would be welt for us not 50
forget the interviews reported to have
taken place between one Of the Fnipi'
no ENJOYS to Gen. Otis and repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press
Gen. ALEJANDRINo, who is quoted wal
educated in Europe and designed the
remarkable Filipino iptrenchment
from Manila TO Tarlac. He was asked
"How long can the Filipino army sns
people with -stand sixty THOUSAND
American troops7"
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Published every Saturday by John Mitchell
Jr. at BIZ North Fourth Street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-21
He replied:

Fighting in our way, we can main
tain state OF war and the scessity OF
large army Of occupation indefinitely.
You Americans are holding q few miles
around Manila, . narrow line OF rail-
road TO Angeles AMI a circle OF countrY
around San Fernaudino. But you are
ignorant OF the resources OF Luzon.
We have immense rich, productive
northern country upon which to draw.
Our people contribute the money and
food which maintain our army, and
this is done at minimum cost"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-25
THE BURONIC PLAGUE.
Spain and England Alarmed over
Danger of Disease Spreading.

Spain and England Alarmed Over
Danger of Disease Spreading.
LISBON, August 16.-Experiments
mace at the Pasteur Institute here
identity the Oporto epidemic microbes
as those of the bubonic plague.
MADRID, August 16.-The Spanish
Government urges all Spaniards now
in Portugal to remain there, with d
view of preventing the propagation OF
the plague in Spain.
LONDON, August 16.-The local
Government board has been officially
notified of the existence of the plague
at Oporto, and has ordered all necessa-
ry precautions against the introduc-
ton of the disease at the various
ports of the United Kingdom. Orders
have also been given for the Royal
Mail liners to cease calling at Oporto.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-25

During the Civil War, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea
was one Of the most troublesome dis
eases the army had to contend with.
In many instances it became chronic,
and the old soldiers still suffer from it.
Mr.. David Taylor, of Wind Ridge,
Greene Co, Pa, is one of these. He
uses Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never
found anything that would give him
such quick relief. 1t is for sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Agts.
for II. ].
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-25

A Model Plant Is not complete with
out Electric Power, thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish power to your Pump.
Centrifugals, Elevators, Plows, Rail-
was and Hoists; also, FURNISH light
and powe1. for radius of from Is to
80 miles.
Electric Power being used, saves the
labor of hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available fe
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
Plants and Generators OF all descrip-
tons at short notice, and also has on
hand a large stock OF Wire. Chande-
liers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt at
tention, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also, at
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring
THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager.
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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-04-14
Rtcbmono News.

Mr.. Fred. S. Myers was in New York this week
Miss Irene Galeski was one of those who this
week took part in the "Mdsummcr's Night Dream"
quarterly meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew Renev-
olent Association was held last Wednesday afternoon
at 4:3O O'Clock in the Sunday school room Of Beth
Ahaba synagogue
Miss Bertha Block has received word from Eich-
tersheim, Baden, Germany, of the death Of her mo-
Their, which occurred on March 31st The deceased
was the grandmother of Mr.. Jacob Block, of Burk &
Co.
Mr. Simon Solomon was last week nominated for
third time to the office of Sheriff of Henrico county
This amounts virtually election and is the first
time the same person has filled this office for three
consecutive terms
The special meeting Of Beth Ahaba congregation
last Sunday was in session from IL to 2:15, Of
the longest on record The report of the committee
bylaws fully discussed and adopted with
slight alterations
Mr.. Lawrence Sycle and Miss Minna Sternhemer
married last Wednesday evening at the residence
of the brides parents west Clay street. Mr. Jo-
seph Mitteldorer best man, and Miss Leah Stern
heimer maid of honor. Rabbi Calsch oficiated
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-04-14
Nr. Louis stern Deao.

Mr.. Louis Stern died last Monday afternoon at
the home of his mother, Mrs. A. Stern, east Leigh
street His health had been precarious for many
months, but his death rather unexpect-
ed. Following as it does closely upon that of his
brother Seymour, which occurred less than year
ago. it is all the distressing to the family whose
griefs shared by the community at large
The deceased was in his 32d year. and up to with
in a comparatively recent period the personiica
ton of health and strength. He is survived by a
widowed mother, sister, and three brothers
Messrs. r. D., S. D., and Aaron Stern.
The funeral was held from the mortuary chapel at
the Hebrew Cemetery last Wednesday morning at
II O'Clock, Rabbi Calisch officiating
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-04-14

At Pottstown, Pa, Young darkey broke into
the synagogue and stole the candelabra. He then
sold them to a local Jewish junk dealer. There is a
moral here somewhere had the time to hunt it up
Hebrew Standard.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-04-14
Rapburg.
1HI0AYBURG was of the thousands of stran,
lTNED ers who came South when the civil war VIZ


wake of the army and after Peace had shed its
fulgence over the Southland, remained to share in
the common lot, or, like vultures, preyed upon the
remnants of broken fortunes and desoate homes.
Whence Rayburg seemed to know. He
not at all offensive to the community where
in he had cast his lot and, inasmuch it not
positive that he had borne arms in the conflict, he
not ostracised altogether nor regarded as a
fortune hunter
Once in business his own account he prospered.
He energetic perceptve, judicous and his in
vestments always bore cent percent. results-n fact
those who regarded him with most favor had
no hestancy in asserting that-''he had the luck Of
Jew.
Time went on, Rayburg prospered, wooed and
belle of the town and married. There
slight opposition the part of her family be-
of the belief that Rayburg Jew. if not
Jew, apostate from that faith, but nothing
came of the insnuation and to all ntents and pur-
poses the marriage was Fictitious
Hearts Ease Villa was the pretentions name of
the Rayburg's most beautiful home and here midst
comfortable surroundings, Rayburg lived life of
ease, occupying himself alone with his agricultural
interests having long since abandoned merchandiz-
ing.
An interesting family the Rayburgs, the
mother losing of her charms and ideality in her
matronhoOd; the eldest-a daughter-being per-
feet fac-simile of her mother, while other children
blessed the household.
Miss Rayburg much sought after by the
social circles of the town. but, odd as it may seem,
her intimates were, in the main, Jewesses. She had
been classmate of a number of these young ladies,
and the friendly ties that had linked them in school
days were strengthened by times flight
Mamma" said Miss Rayburg day, have
you thought how unfair it is to be preudiced
against Jews?'
The mother answered briefly that she had never
given the subject thought in fact she had
been thrown in contact with these people.
Another day Miss Rayburg asked if she would
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15
Yours Truly, Peter Dooley.

Editor Herald, dear fsiend-SouY
I could not te on hand to-day list
Monday but l guess my e1-partn1.
and friend, Tobe, was on hand to
look after the -bEidges..~--
/ am pleasantly located at Leland,
on the Y. & NJ. v. This little city is
on a boom just now. There are some
seven Or eight houses in course ofcou-
struction at this time, not counting
in the oil mill; and besides four
brick stores and a bank under con.
tract,
Deer Creek, which creeps through
the southern part OF town, is awful
low, and was the scene OF quite a
tragic accident this evening. A man,
woman and two children, and pair
of mules and a wagon, were crossing
the county bridge when the mules
became "mulish" and backed wagon
and contents off the bridge, killing
the woman and children out right
the man slightly injured, mules and
wagon uninjured. 1t happened with.
in stones throw of the cottage on
which was at work.
The bridge that the negroes feHoE-
is undergoing rebuilding. They drove
the piles last week, and having the
railing all down the mules had fair
chance to back wagon and load off,
They have pile bridges: that is thsy
drive the post into the earth or bed
Of creek as long as they will go with.
a one ton hammer, 8 to a bent, Ian.
trying to learn how to make me ont.
There is lots ofimproycmentsgoing
on in the delta; more oil mills than
else of any consequence.
1t is still very, verv dry, up h1s |
though this is a wet town; FIVE o.
six saloons here. I.have been pro.
crastinating here for two weeks's
Tell all the people ! am well aad
doing better.
Yours truly,
PETER DooLEY'
Leland, Miss. 9-4-'90.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15
The DreYfnS Case.

"Is Alfred Dreyfus, hrevet cap.
tain, Fourteenth Regiment Of Ar.
tillsry, probationer on the genera.
staff, guilty Of having in 1894 en-.
tered into Vaccinations or held re-
lstions With q foreign power or one
Of lie agents, 10 induce it 10 COM
NIT hostility or undertake war
sgAinst France, or procure !. the
means therfor, by delivering the
notes and the documents mention
ed IN the documen; called the bor-
dsresu, according 10 The decision
oflhe CosIt Of Csssssion of June
g. 1892 ="
The Dreyfus cour. martial found
the accused guilty Of treason, and
6xsd The penalty a. ten years i'm
prisonmeni because of"exIenuating
ciEcumstsnces."
Capt. Dreyius believes he will be
released about Oct. 18th, his past
imprisOnment being counted 10 bis
favor. But the clerk of the court
and Col. Jouaust say be hss ten
years yet to serve, though he will
not 80 through the ordeal Of degra.
dation again.
The Drsyfus court martial hss
recommended mercy.
Paris received the verdict in The
Drsyfus case glesfully, only in pri-
vste circles there being criticism.
ThsEnglish, German and Russian
press ars bitter at the conviction OF
Dreyius, and many Of them talk of
boycotting the Exposition. So does
q. s. Senator Stewart.
A demonstration was MADE By :
mob in front Of the French eonsu.
late st Budapest, Hungary.
Tbs Russian press denouncss the
verdict in the DFeyfus case and says
passion svsyed the judges.
EstsFbasy il glssful over the re-
suit Of tile Drsyfus trial. He says
the accused vas convicted byLabori
roe drfeadsnt'a cosnsel.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15
l Gland, Miss, 9-4'99
COmmissionnr,s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORIZE
ID Invested in me by decree rendered Y
the 10th day Of July, A. D., 1899, in csc !, Z
Hyman Bro, ct al. vs. Andrew j. Bates e = 4.
No 1872 in the ChAnceIy Court Of Ala. ".
county, State of Mississippi, ! will On y
First Monday in October, A. ID. lSss
being the End day thereof, at the front .p 0o@
Of the Court House in the town Of laeay,
in the county of Amite, within the ngJs ~
prescribed BY law, proceed TO sell at pusss X.
outcry to the highest bidder for CASH. ~ ~
following destribed property, to-WiE Il
swi OF the net, the s9 Of the sw OF the ~ ~
the WI OF the set sec q, 70, r 8 e; ais9 ~ ~
set of the ncl and the e2 Of the swt q 80 n
net Of sec 20, t2, G, situated IN - ~
county, State of Mississippi; and slsO - e
following described personal property, ~ IN
situuted on the land in said csubty, k''Ss nns
as the ndrew j Bates place, to-E'E -
Twenty horse power engine and ooilsI, ~ ~
sixty saw gullett gin stand, one SlA. -.
gullett feeder, one sixty saw glillet OeDah ;reh
ser. one 2 ton platform sca.e, ore :. = rir-
screw cotton press, and all tine pulleys,s.rn
ing. valves, inspirators, shafts, boxes 60 +,
citing and all other fixtures attacneu -. y
belonging 10 said machinery, Purepss5
other than Lyman Il Bro, to pay -
per cent of his bid to the Comn'lfs'en1
the time Of the sale. :, AVIS
tt5ommissisa's
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

A shooting affray in Coyington,
Ls., Sunday morning between the
Bradley brothers, ,(iepnty sheriffs),
snd VIM. and Ed. Booster, resulted
in Vim. Bossier being killed and
Charles Bradley slightly wounded
in the leg.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Tie feeling against the United
States in Sou,hAmsrics is growing.
influential newspapers asserting
that il is the intention ofthis coun-
tTY 70 seize the whole continent.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Governor General Davis Of Puer.
to Rico says that the frui. and food
crops Of the island we're completely
destroyed by the late hurricane,
sad that 25O. 600 persons will have
10 be fed by charity for 100 days
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Ex.Am6assador TO France James
B. Eusiis died a. his summ,r home
atNewpor., +, l., aged q little more
shan 65 years. His remsiDs will
be taken to Louisville and he
husisd beside the grave Of HE wife.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

The conference Of Southern Com.
nsissioners Of Agriculture, which
Sas 10 hsvs net in New Orleans
Sep: 20, bas been postponed TO
meet in Atlanta Oct "a.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Owing to The scarcity Of water ..
DsIlas, Tex, the authorities have
ordered a carload Of oil With which
90 sprinkle The dusiy streets.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

The monthly repor. Of the De-
pertinent Of Agriculture, Issued
Saturday, AhOws the condition Of
cotton OD Sept. ] to be 685; with
one execution the lowest on record.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

There have been 21s cases OF
yellow fever and 29 death at Key
wssl. No new cases At Jackson.
4 csses .. New Orleans. SisuAiioD
rot alarming.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Gen. Charles P. Esgsn viii seon
Ask 10 Be placed ibs retired lis /,
soa Col. J. +. Weston sill be pro-
melted
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

The g1gsrnnsnl's strength IN
vsnsIusls is waning and the revo
lalion ls rapidly spreading.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Tie Arctic exploring steamer
WIndEsrd hss arrived s! Bfigus,
With 81 well on board. Lieut., Peary
has los. several toes from Eres. bite.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

and afection he inspired. His5-7
estely shaded mind enabled ~ ~
feel Fi'a those who sppealsd ~
for help o. any sort. Atorcs i !.
Fas The fash Of a kindly me-
to suecor his old soldiers !, -
disiFesssSr to cheer lbs ai.b.,s..-'
ed, to speak words .! sO!sc. - :
with matehlsss tenderness, .,,s' -
snd fdslity, to lay a sco.Slns 80
upon the hearts Of bis sus,,se.
comrades.
| come to speat q ~ frlsna
knew hin 10 ths family eiv,.
Here be shOne il kia taitess -,
L FaslA The aeas home iaGrss.s.
vito his beloved wife, arops =
niFsFs and itisnds, hs found +.
anu sSssi ssss. vita hitcsrae,ss
heart, his gsEstcus ns,es,. y.
truly rs6nsG and gentle spirit. i,s
surprising TO know With What 4.
vo'ion &c Sas beloved BY hissobl.
wife and al shoss vic vera a..
nes'sd With hin BY near and a.,
'issT The hsPplnsss be vujsy,s
IN these tender relations shons /,
h!S fsos Tith lustss bsgo,:su sul,
Ofthe nost ssaSiHs spd dssp>ss.
and most sacred feelings ct.hs ID. .
nan heart.
Es could Aaesd go cssss lton il,
lSbOrs, for bis work hsd eesn vel
sSd glOsioSsly done. late tbs hirh.
sF regions c! ,hs unseen, tie si!su.
-Rhich are bot shadows to us-bs.
yond the visible, the ,spgibIs, tie
audible things Of THE worid, hii Z
soul has taken its Sight, the noitl
has fallen away from the immortal
spark, which, born among celestial
h'es, has found its way bset to in
Eadisn! home.
The poet asks:
Can storied Gsa, c: animated bust,
Back to its smaaEoa call tbs Seeing hsss.Ai
Can hOnor's voios provoke tbs s,.sat duEt
Or Hstt'ry sooths tAs dull, cole ses csdsatAi
We answer "Noi' bat the mar
bic shaft, the jpst panegyrio, fol-
ever bear witnesss to intellect, "a.
soul, to those high qualities that
make the world better for their b.
ing, and inci,e in those who follow
a glorious and fruitful en- alsiion.
The Southern herald., 1899-09-15

Az order for the formation ofiso
negro volunteer regiments has been
issus5 BY the War Department.