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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23
KR. PAYNB's PROPOSITION.

that the PAYRE resolution which re-
duces the representation OF the south
ern Republicans in the Republican Ma
tionsl convention should have received
such support as to justify him In de-
clarinR that II pressed 80 q vote in the
Republican National committee, 1t
would pass Is significant.
Equally 90 is the fact that the whole
power OF the administration had to be
exerted, and Mr. PAYNE cIoseted with
the President, in order to efect its
withdrawal. IL indicates . radical
change Of sentiment. Those who were
opposed to this policy asked with rea-
son why the party did not put itseli
upon record and effect the reduction o.
the southern electoral representation
before it began she task of eliminating
the members of it's own party who hac
suffered IN order that the banner O
Rspublicsnism might not trail In TIT
dust. ga ~
Ills all right to be Republican IL
the north, but it is as much as one''
life IL worth to belong to this party II
some sections of the south. 1t may b
that some OF the members Of this or
ganizAtion sre drunk with success
When the national body finds itself II
q similar condition, il will need n
prophet to foretell the crushing defea
which will await it at the polls.
The motto, "Princinles, not men bu
men as the representative OF princi
pies" should not be forgotten.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

Er 10 unfortunate indeed that this
sSsty should furnish to the Legislature
saT Virgins q man who would propose
90 disfrAnchise 8 large portion OF the
.osftizsns of this commonwealth.
Ar. 8. 8. P. PATTERSON stands sworn
80 reeagniz, the civil and political
sauaNty of oil men before the law Add
yet be Boldly declares his intention to
do sAe very thing, which he has taken
= eDIemn oath not to do. We cannot
understand this kind Of ethics. Il does
met eomport with honorable dealings
uzd lowers the standard set By the
Christian element CT this community
He declares his intention to disiran
sshSse the Negroes. Let him snnul o.
repeal the constitutional objection
6hereto and his conscience will not b
scared by . criminal act or q cOmmun
Ity shocked by . violation of . basi
urinciplo of the republic in which "
alive.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23
Y. NO. A. NOTES.

We wish everybody joyous Christ
mas in realizing that our Saviour was
born at this hour.
Young men, you are invited to spend
your holidays with US. Bring another
friend.
Exclamation on she Sunday School
lesson WAS made extremely practical
By Prof q. r HoVey. We did not
see you. Come and bring your friend.
The street committee made . very
favorable report. Made q special visit
TO Mr.. Hamilton Garter, who has been
sick. Our brother has our sympRthies
and prayers.
The boys enjoysd the address which
was delivered Co them last Sunday by
Supt w. 7 White, who is interested
in all good work We hope TO have
our brother come again.
The men had a very plain and prActi
Gle address delivered 60 them last Sun.
day By Rev A 8. Thomas. II what
was said last Sunday by the Reverend
- put into practice by all men thII
Xmas, things will be in q better condi-
ton. All felE well paid fer coming oui
TO hear Rev Thomas. Special music
and Clifton OAbel.
Today aS D p. M, you are lnviCeo u
attend she ex planation on the SUNDAY
school lesson. Rev. ID. w. Davis, A
M, will give the explanation.
Visit to she penitsnuary Sunday b.
our General Secretary, 8. G. BurreA.
Meeting in the Jail at III .. IA,
Meeting at the almshouse at III q. N
Meetings upon the corners of tn
street ss p. %.
. Boys meeting Sunday at 4 p. m
= subject, "Xmas"
n Every man is earnestly requested
} attend the mems meeting Sunday at
. 30 o. m. A special address will be dc
!. hvered TO the men By the state Secrt
!. ! tary, Mr.. L A. Coulter. Subj, Tho
art the man" Special solo will
!. rendered by Prof. VIM. Smith aecon
: panied b. Mr.. Jones, Of Mancheste
a | frso 60 AL men. Make yourself
oommitseo for this meeting. Invi
: ths next man. Prof. Thomas HcpkiI
. twfll render = special solo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23
A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT.
MRS. MARY MILLER,
South Plainfield,>N m. J.

wish to state that one or my parishonerr
was sick and In trouble for a long time, Mrs.
Brown, 81 Gay Street, No one seemed 20 I'M
but none OF them seemed to know what was
the matter. None could do her any good. II
Was my oTsy as ner PasToT 20 can ana h ses
done by DR.. Shea the last few years, thought
would call and see him myself. i found
him kind symp pathetic gentleman He gave
me q wonderful test OF his powers; told me
to send him a lock of PATIENTS hair, which
He told at once what was the matter and
in short time cured her sound and wen.
Her family had seemingly been u-.der cloud
prosperous. 1 can truly and heartily recon.
mend DR. Shea TO all those In sickness or dis
Pastor Lebanon Church, Brooklyn. q
DIR. Shea can show thousands such - the
above.
has been carefully educated In che Homo
pathic and Eclectic Schools OF Medicine
His success is wond erful In curing paralysis
rheumatism, Asthma. Sore Eyes Tumors.
Cancers. CONSTIPATION Ague, Dyspepsia,
Tape Worms, Liver Complaints, Deafness,
Heart Disease, Consumption, Diseases OF
women and Children Fits. Kidney Disease
and all strange mysterious diseases which
matter what they be. Nothing but honcra-
bic treatment. He can and win honestly
remedies and new success Has had ample
experience in public hospitals and private
clinics No trining with human hfe- Can al
once.
Do not delay. Diplomas hang IN pariors
Is a registered physician. A new remedy
for Rheumatism just discovered. not q lima
ment. Hopeless cases and those that Others
cannot cure solicited TO call Fat folks thtE
the childless made parents. All letters must
contain 81 60, two stamps. age, LOCK OF hair
For consultation, advice and diagnosis. Nc
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. Men
ton this paper.
651 FTTTON STREET.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

tree 'oked into Il and accidentally
discharged it.
Mr.. 81. 81. Dresbach. who was at
tending 60 the disposition of the re-
mains this morning, stated 20 . World
reporter that he was in town with Ogle-
tree yesterday. and that the latter
bought two different makes OF cart
ridges. During the afternoon he had
been trying these, one make OF which
he found all right and the other not 80
good. He had been firing ct tar cts
and into the air. Mr.. DresbAch bad
often seen him turn his pistol and look
into It. when IL missed fire, and the
circumstances point to this habit of
his rs responsible for his death. In
the pistol were found one cartridge
snapped snd one exploded.
Mr. Dresbach stated enphatically
that Ogletree WAS not man who would
commit suicide, aud he also told the
the dead mao would believe that any
one else but the victim had fred intc
his face ut such short range as the pow.
der burns indicated. The Jury found
that the deceased came to his deasI
accidentally from pistol fired by him
self.
The dead man has relatives some
where in Arkansas, but had not writ
ten to them in about i've years. Abou
swo months ago he got Mr. Dresbacl
TO write to the postmaster at his oil
home, but nothing was heard from tina
! source except that the family hat
moved. Mr. Dresbach does not re-
member she post OH 70, but recalls thu
1t was in Little River county.
, The remains wsre inferred in Meplt
Hill Cemetery this morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

md is hereby instructed TO investigate
and report upon the legal and consti-
tueional aspects OF our governmental
relations to the people OF the Philip
pine Islands. and especially to those
OF the % in the group hitherto or now
ruled by the 30 called Sultan OF 5ulu,
aad TO determine and report to the
House whether or not ia the opinion
OF said committee the said islands are
~ithin the jurisdiction OF the United
States, and II IN the jurisdiction OF the
United States, whether the constitu-
tionsl prohibit, Of slavery and the
statutory prohibition OF pslygamy do
or do not apply to them aud their peo-
pie. and should or should not control
Federal officials in all their acts and
conduct in connection with the gov
eminent thereof
Truly indeed is Mr.. W. ]. BRYAN
bringing about . change in the policy
Of the Democratic Party. It is . clear
case Of "the leopard changing his
spots"
II the Party could be trusted, there
would be no question as to the proper
course for every right-thinking, JUS
tics-loving citizen to porsue. We arr
engaging in an unjastifi BILE policy o
conquest. We have forsaken the we'll
def ned landmarks Of our fathers. w
are assAssinating the eternal princi
pies of the Bible, and the punishment
which hiss been melted other nations
who had forgotten God IN prayer, vii
follow us. as surely as night follow
day. The Democratic leaders have a
| last gotten right upon this question.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

WHILE the President OF the United
States is pronouncing blessings Of life,
afberty and pursuit OF happiness &c
chose Filipinos, who accept the allesi'
,.nna os this government, and guArAH'
xeeinG TO protect their lives and prop
nxtx. she iollO~ing telegrAPhic report
.,.Aows that not only colored men here
ut white men who disagree are mo-
,,.IIoved 70 reside in . community OK Il
~uunain long enough to arrange theil
a2aSrss
~sWuxuKo4ox, n. O., Dee. 40.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Games 0gletrse Shot . Negro in ths
Back. aAd Later Killed Himself 40
cidsntly.)
[Daily world, Helens. Ark. ]

lDhlly WOrtO, del0u6, ARK
This morning there lay in Loveland's
undertaking establishment, with q
ghastly bullet wound in the forehead
where blood and brains had oozsd out
and clotted. James Ogletree, who yes
terday afternoon died by his own hand
but accidentally. Death came to
him in peculiar fashion and Ia q man.
ner to suggest the grimness OF retrIba-
ton.
OgIetree was foreman of Dresbach
Bros levee camp. down below the
Williamson break, three or four miles
south of the city. He was a man of
ugly disposition and it was very diff
cult to keep enough labor where he
was. Yesterday afternoon, IS far as
can be learned, he had words with one
of the Negroes and in the course OF the
difficulty the Negro disputed Ogle.
trees word. Will 8rodie, the Negro,
turned and walked of aud as he was
leaving. Oglstree picked up Win.
chester rife and shot him in the back
the bail taking effect about two Inches
TO the right OF the spinal column and
b slom the shoulder blade. At this
writing il cannot be learned how seri.
ously Brodie is wounded, but it Ii
thought his condition is dangerous.
Abous two hours after this shooting
Ogletree WAS standing near the SamI
kitchen, banding his revolver, a A
calibre Smith & Wssson The COOS
/ and q hnnky were busy within q fes
yards of him, but neither Was LOOKING
st him when the fatal shot Was fred
The cooks back was turned, and wheI
she shot rang out be wheeled in tim
to see Ogletree sink to the ground
Death was apparently instantaneous
The big bullet had entered HE brain
little TO the right OF and above his LEI
eye, and he probably never knew wha
struck him
Tbs cook had heard the pistol snap
moment before the shot. but paid a
attention 20 t. The sarmise BE ths
when the weapon failed 60 IRE. Ogls
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23
From Asbury Park.
AsnuRY PARK, N. J., Dec. IS. 'Ss

AsRuRY PARK, n. J., Dec. Is, '9e.
The Central Baptist Minister'S Union
met at / 20 o. m. and opened in its u.s.
ual form, Presidents M. r. Roscoe in
the chair The minutes were read and
adopted. Subject for discussion :
shall . minister conduct his field to
gaia strength from his members and
the community around?" Rev. r A.
Bolten discussed it. also Rev. A.5mAll-
wood of Long Branch. Mr.. F. Paster-
son Of Belmont, brother b. w. Fields
OF Asbury Park, brother 8. d. Drom-
goole OF Rad Bank, N. j.
The reports from the brethren we're
encouraging. Rev. Rascoe, president
r. w. Fields, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

Tx English met very serious re-
VERSE when Sir REDvERs BULLER, their
oe1Gnmsnder. in-ehief was sdefeated.
The Beers have had series of unin-
zserrcpted successes in South Africa.
The English have lost over seven
ekho1sand men, killed. wounded and
HznIasing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

XHIANTRD-SnvREAL BRIGHT AND
w honest persona 70 represents as az Nana-
gers IN thts and close By counties Sal
arys 500 year and oxpenOos. gtrnfEht.
pooa-nde. no more no less salary. Position
per1anent. Oar references, any bank IN
any eoWn e - mainly ef1ce work oonduek
g ~ noHe References. knelo8e Belf-a2cnona-
"a ssAmFs4 envelops. TH1 DoM1H1oN OcM-
RANY. DeDs ,Ch1oaEo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

uxr us cultivate = friendly feeling
with everybody. This must not be
done, however, at the expense Of man
hood. neither should it SAVIOR OF servil-
5ty, or crirRing of any sort.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

XTx Nh. 6. 8. p. PATrKRsoN's resolu.
2ion to disfranchise the citizen OF col.
M. IS expressive of the sentiment OF
.ahe aEti-MARTIN people, then we are
lin favor OF the MARTINITEs all the
thine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23
1000 REWARD,
DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medium

DR.. Shea, MdrVelouS MeoIu1H
Gives the names OF dead and living friends
business journeys. lawsuits, absent friends.
what IL Is. He can can up your spirft
friends and show them to you. Can make
questions don { ask you to write names for
him Don't try 60 pump you IN any ways
dorsed by leading spiritualists everywhere
received from them gold medal and spec
ial license to practice his wsn1e rnol p0~ .,r
thousands OF references to both Wh1te ana
eolored patrons. Twenty-nv years practice
can do all that he can tell Of Can ten what
business Is best for you and where. how 70
How to be successful in all your doings In
short what is best to do He succeeds when
paw Can and see. You will ind IL lucky TO
consult this Christian gentleman He has
be given patient not knowing It. Thosa1ds
through him are now
= RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL .
with all their undertakings, while those who
neglect his advice are stin laboring against
chemistry, he can impart TO you secret that
win overcome your enemies and WIN your
solicited; the result has always been the So
curing OF speedy and happy marriages ane
tails. He has the secret Of Winning the laf-
fecticss of.the' opposite sex. 1t is the curse
are class Of men and women who clsim
Pcvsrs they do not possess. They havs
neitner kits, credentials nor references
Ssrely the colo-ed people are not so wanting
In sense as TO throw their time and money
william Denmore, Architect and bsiiser, -
Sn;, Telens 81 Ayr and ArIhsT Seven; sniI.
free test o. his powerto all. The doctor has
prscticed I'VE years In New Orleans. Sc. Loo
thoroughly the diseases, spells or infue1cca
the race is subject to- Hets now and always
had largespatronage from them
PLEASE BEAD THE FOLLOWING: -
Brooklyn. Aug. Is. 1891 This is to certify
that came to New York from Albany I wGs
| q stranger in a strange city, out OF work ana
/ undertook, What 10 DO did not know. 4
/ friend advised me to go and sec Dr. Shea
| he took me in and treated me as q brother.
Through him got 9 good position that very
week. had been TO others; they took my
j nrst met Dr. Shea. would advise al in
bad luck, sick Or in trouble to 30 90 hin AZ
once, q Sincerely,
ALBERT ArnRs, 2os7 Atlantic Ave-
South PlainneId, Aug. Is. 1sol.-This Is IA
been absent two years. / moSrned for hin
night and day. gave him up as oenG- .
doInEg OF Sn resUl1ed T MIN he
told me my husband was alive ana wen and
where he was; told me he would come home
and when. To my Joy all OF Is came true He
is home now, come back like one from the
dead. also wish 20 say That this month J
lost the sum OF $50 am poor womaH
and was most insane / went TO DIR. Shea
and he told me would md my moEey and
TO my intense Joy did md IL as he told me
thank God there is a man so gifted IN Gus
midst that can help people and tell them
what to do Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER,
South Plainfeld,SN. J.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

SATURDAY, DEC. %, 1899
Wn should continue to have hope
we are net "a bad Of as we might be.
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FULTON scrEs.

Rev. Henderson OF tho Theologieal
Departments 81 the Virginia Union Un-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-23

ETGHRR TEAM TWO CENTS NOT RECEIVED
IN SUBSCRIPTIONS. ~
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e@ battered In the Post-omce ~ Richmond, Va
"a Aecond class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-24

There will be only one day for registration
this spring and that will be on April l.
Those who registered last fall and have not
changed their places of residence will not
be required to register this spring, but all
persons Of voting age who have moved here
since the last registration, or who have
changed their place Of abode, will be re-
quired to register before they will be el-
lowed to vote.
Registration booths will be located ut the
following places:
First Ward-First precinct, c. f. Scarr's
drug store, corner Twenty fourth and NJ
streets; Second precinct. Howard Meyers
drug store, Twenty-fourth and streets;
Third precinct, Rowley building, Twenty
fourth street, between K and L streets
Second Ward-First precinct, Hugh Ken
nedy's building. Twenty fourth street, be-
tween n and o streets; Second precinct,
drug store, Twenty first street, south of S
street; Third precinct, Crosby & Richs
coal office. Albright.
Third Ward-First precinct, C. A. Evans
building, Twenty eighth and streets; Sec
ond precinct, Condon's building, Thirty
second and @ streets.
Fourth Ward-Barn on X street between
Thirty second and Thirty-th streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-24

II. II. Loughridge, a prominent grocer Of
Lincoln, is a guest of the Murray.
Dr. Frederick F. Teal has returned from
a visit of ten days with friends in Chicago.
DR.. Carl l.. Perrin. the noted palmist of
New York. will be a guest of the Paxton
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Ormsby of Casper,
Wyo., are guests of the Paxton. Mr.. Ormsby
is prominent cattleman of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vaughn and their
daughters Maude and Stella, have returned
from an extensive trip through the south.
John B. Laughlin of Chicago. an oldtime
western hotel man and for a long time pro-
prietor of the Pacific house at st. Joseph,
Mo-, was at the Milard yesterday, accom-
panied by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Irvine OF Ross, Wyc.,
are visiting in the city for few days, stop
ping at the Paxton. Mr. Irvine is one of the
largest cattle raisers in Wyoming and he is
here in the interests of his business.
At the Her Grand: c. C. Cary Kansas
City; E. A. Cope, Cincinnati: o. A. Hodge,
Kansas City: w. T. Tuttle. Frank Hartman.
Chicago w. F. Hawkley Denver; S. LEM
ing, Des Moines; Leonard Benton. New
York; Fred NJ. Krans. st. Louis: Charles E.
wilkins, Philadelphia; j. F. Ryan, Column
bus, O.. w. j. Dunavan, Des Moines; o. n.
Allen, Washington, Pa; F. T. Taylor, New
York w. B. Long and wife, London, E.; A.
H. Hoffman, Chicago; j. E. Porter, Chicago;
Horace Seely Des Moines; 7. w. Leeper,
Keokuk. Ia.
At the Murray: F.. g. Pole: er, New York /:
George Williamson. Chicago; James d.
Draper. Marion; ]. X. N. Moblcy. Canton, o..
Lille NJ. Jordans, city; S. w. Ta:rrn, St.
Joseph; J. c. Martin, Clarks; A. B. Noble,
Hamburg; F. C. Steenman. New York;
James Feagin, Alliance; H. l. Sherwood.
Rochester; George Lehman, Columbus; NJ.
B. Reese, Lincoln; H. H. Loughridge, Lin
coin; E. ]. Dyhms. j. s. Morrow. Chicago;
| A. NJ Welsch Chicago; George Mates, Gin
cinnati A. s. Hogh. Chicago; Charles Pat
terson Jackson; William McEver, Columbus
w. Billingsworth, Lincoln R. j. Greene,
Lincoln.
of Alliance Is a guest of the Murray. Mr..
that he takes pleasure in showing to his
of the city. 1t is a photograph of two
midget bulls recently imported from the
Philippine islands. They are the kind of
cattle native to the islands and are hand
some little creatures, weighing together only
45O pounds. One is years Old and twenty
eight inches in height, the other IS one year
older and two inches taller. Mr.. Feagin
! intends to place the animals on exhibition
az the coming exposition
Nebraskans at the hotels: Knox Lipple
Norfolk; George H. Spear Norfolk; F. d.
Collins. Grand Island; ]. R. Alton. Grand
Island; Theodore C. Zohn. Lincoln; J. ].
Forbes, w. r. Starr. McCook; George w.
Talbot, Fullerton; Leroy Hall, Crawford:
w. II. Carson. Ord; f. J. switz. Kearney7
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-24

J. c. NJ kreader Miss Ethel Krcader, Ere
mont Fay Arlington. Chadron, Mark G..
Lewis Chcago 5. We'll, city; J. G. prain-
erd, Cedar BluIs Z. E. Thompson, Lincoln;
4. u. Stewart Sidney; +, w. Barber Hast
ings; G. 4. Luikart. Norfolk; w. n Carson,
II. u, Garrison. Ord; James Allan. omaha;
w. II. Cangill, Holdrege; J. +, Curtis, Pa
pillon; T. w. Leeper. Oakland.
At the Millard: l.. WelCh. Kansas City;
w c. Severs. Walnut, la +. A. Gilcrist.
Kearney; Henry Windt. San Francisco J.
V. Gottchalk New York W. r. Williams
ST, Paul; Mr. and Mrs. John n. Laughliu.
Chicago; Will j. White, ottawa. Ia; u. J,
Simpson. Chicago: f. d. Morrison, Idaho
Fails; Mr. and Mrs. f o. EtliuGer, New
York Z. 5. Freeman, city; n. NJ Dunlap,
Fontanelle; J. G. Lund city; J. c. Montieth
city; George L. Jarrett, Des Moines Arthur
NJ. Dow Boston; II. 4. Holmes Minneapolis;
s. James Springer, New York; William 4,
Aycrigg, New York; Fred Sonnenschein
West Point; Alf0ns Vile, New York; J. L.
Lohfed Philadelphia; VI. ]. Lymburner
Buffalo; c. f. Hawkins, Chicago; f. G. War
ner Kearney II. II Clark, St Louis; w. IL
Turner, w. s. jefferson. Chicago.