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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14
vALlOSA OPINION

Con seis dfas de retraso, recibimos,
por VIA de la capital, la importante ma
nifestaci6n, que con gusto publicamos,
de nuestros amigos sangermenos.
Los senores comlsionados de la CAPT
tai recibiran con gusto selnejantcs de-
claraciones. Estimaran, como nosotros,
en- 10 que vale, la opinion de los buenos
patriotas que las suscriben.
San German, Abril de 1899
Sres. Manuel G. Roman. Juan Her
nandez Lopez, Santiago r. Palmer y
Ramon Siaca Pacheco. Capital.
Amigos J distinguidos correligio-
narios:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14

EN- PR0PlA DEFENSa

.-Si, senores jurados, va que Ell Pre-
que me asiste, anadire algunas palahras
las pronunciadas pOr ell abogado de
oficio encargado de mi defensa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14

ell Presidents Dc Ia Union americsna, Ell
respectable cuerpo de comerciantes J
agricultores de Ponce.
Los terminus claros y precisos que en-
ella a-se emplean; Ia legftima concession
que Sc solicita, y Ia honorabilidad { in
tereses que representan las frmas que In
suss,riben, nos disculpan de todo comen-
.tario.
Prop6nense los seiiores firmautee con-
seguir adhesiones para dar mayor auto
ridad la peticion.
La DEMocRAClA sc complace en- dar
puesto de honor aqnella, excita &
los comerciantes y agricnltores de Ia Is-
Ia secundarla.
En- tanto, qnedan d la forden de los
sefiores suscritos las eolamnas de este
d;ario.
Vease Ia EXPOSITION d que nos refe-
rimos:
Il su Ercelencta Ell Psessdente de
los Estados Unidos. Washing
ton.
Honorable y Respectable Se7ior
Los que suscriben, comerciantes =
i
samente piden que nuestro adoptado
pats nos haga justicis no excluyendo
nuestros productos del aso en- ell Ejer-
cito y Marina.
Hasta no hamucho, nue. stra Marie Pa
tria fue la principal consumidora de
nuestros cafes. Por la fuerza de las cir
cunstanciae, ,estamos casi completamente
excludes de dicho mercado. Y nuestra
nueva madre tambien nos ignora.
La especificacioa de cafe para eifamo
va mencionado de servicios, pide cafe
lie Java y Hocha para los oficiales, y de
Rio para los otros. Por que 81 nues-
tras clases de cafes mejores, son no
solamente superiores mas baratas que
las de Java Hocha, y nuestras classes
inferiores, superiores las de Rio, son
aquellas preferidas J no usadas las nues-
tras, en- nuestra misma casa, hacienda
| nos, por tanto, gran dano & injusticia? :?
Muchas casas importadoras en- N. 7.
y otras ciudades pueden proveer este
cafe en- cualquier tempo, solamente
pedimos Sc nos permita competir con ell
producto de pafses extranjeros.
Estamos seguros que S. E. cuando
Sc lie haya informado de 10 que dejamos
dicho, extendera gu protection hacia
nosotros, como una madrey a sus hijos, y
que asf podremos realzar mas Ia bondad
de la Providencia al darnos su protee-
cion y cuidado.
Carlos armstrong, Felicci Costa d
Co., Morales d. ca, Coiloso Perez Cue
ira d ca, Cosio Pujol Dc ca, Gilet f
Arce, Pedro Aufunt, 2. Perez d ca,
Tidol ee ca, n. Luchetti d ca, Il p
Doria d 4ngseera. Crsdito q Ahosro
Poncef5o, Roberto Graham. F'itzc
Lat,sak d ca, Tuldivieso E ca, Blast
M Herneanos, Mayordl Hermanos, g.
Bonia G Gu, Ramon Cortada G Cq,
Jaime Oiver, Frau d ca, E. Morales,
Otero d 4Sobrino, Pellegrini Hermanos,
Rafael IoroG ca, francisco PARA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14
Commentaries y agricultores

A la cortesfa de la respectable firma
comercial de esta plaza, sefiores Boysen
d Ca. debemos una copia de la levanta-
da exposici6n que dirige q su Excelencia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14

Ell senior Juez de Catedral procede
contra ell San Juan News Bien por
ell senior Juez.
El Secretario de Jueticia ha dicho
bastante :. Aplaudimos al senior Sc
cretario de Jnsticia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14
EXPOSITION

Al Presidente de los Estados Unidos
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
ST. LUKEs' BRRvITIEs.

The Endowment of the r. W. G.
Council paid the following claims dur
ing the month of November:
Margaret Anderson, Magnolia Coun-
ell. No 81, Lynchburg, Va, $50 90.
Jane burden, Prout, No. 2, Norfolk,
Va, ESQ 90.
Della Patsstson, Virgins Council
127, Richmond, Va. $50.
Agatha Miller. Helietrope Council,
100, Richmond, Va, $50.
Henry Cooke. IOlive Branch Council
M. SO, Richmond, Va.
TotaI Death Claims for November
paid $3.50. Every claim on the De-
psrtment paid TO date.
The South Side Council Of Manches-
ter, Va, gotten up by DR.. III. L. Har-
ris, was initiated last Monday evening,
November 90. The same will be con.
secrated, December 4. 1899 ct Cunning.
hams Hall.
Howard Council, No. 173, gotten W
by N. Il. Griffin, win be initiated
Wednesday night, and consecreted
Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1899 at St. Luke'I
Hall.
St. Jeseph's Council, 101, initiated
members ct their last meeting.
Heliotrope, leo and Leah, 1el, boil
have large clubs to initiate beforI
their .3rd Annual meeting, We hope
them much success,
The st. Luke Bazaar will continul
through next week. Let all member
of the order and frieads Of the saml
turn out in large numbers. Admission
10 cents.
The mAtrons' meeting will be he'll,
Wednesday night, November %, 1S9
at O'Clock P. NJ, St. Luke Hall. Ma
irons be on hand.
Miss Ida B. Jones and Mrs. Sophi
Q. Lemus or Good Ida Council, No. II
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Julia W. Johnson of Heliotrop
Council is reported sick.
BUSY BODY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
RESOLUTIONS OF OoEDOLBNOE.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1e, 1899.
Whereas, IL has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst by death our
beloved sister, Laura Taylor, therefore
be it
Resolved, that Unity Court, No. 182,
I. o. o. Calsnthe mourn the Lost OF =
faithful member, and while we receR-
nize the authority and bow il humble
submission to the divine will OF our
Heavenly Father, we are but human
aud cannot refrain from deep grief At
the early demise Of our said sister,
Resolved, that we deeply sYmpathize
with the Borrowing family Of our de-
parted sister.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes 81 our Court,
and that they be published in the
PLANET and that copy OF them be
sent to the beresved family.
PRAKL WADDILL,
MAGGIE WooDsoN,
HANNAH DArDRIDeE,
Chairman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
FULTON NEWS.

At11:45 A. M. last Sunday the pul.
pit &C the r. Mt u. Baptist Church was
filed by Rev. Mr.. J. II. Hughes of the
Theological Seminary. His discourse
WAS sublime. All who heard him feel
that they received treat. BE preach
ed on Pilgrims and Oitixenss"
The essay of Miss Annie Whiting on
Liberty and Love-" read at the b. Y.
p. u. meeting WAS commend
At 8 P. M. Rev. F. W. Williams spoke
on Judgement" taking for his text
the scripture concerning the flood OF
Noah's time. The discourse was Won
derful.
The lecture on Wednesday night by
Mrs. Mamie Tule WAS grand. It wal
well attended.
On the 22nd inst. at $3.50 P. ~. the
residence Of Mrs. Amanda Allan wal
the scene Of q brilliant marriage. i
was the marriage OF Miss Mary Paige
to Mr.. Moses Rnffin. Rev. DR.. Lewis
ofhciated.
The kaleidoscope entertainment Wal
q grand success, also it was the eeconC
time it had been ct the &. Mt. q Bap
| fist Church. The sisters are spAring n
pains in their endeavor to make thei
Thanksgiving supper grand one.
There are many on our sick list. Mr.
Harry Bullocks, Mr.. John Holmes ant
Mrs. Maggie Couch are quite sick.
Mr.. Augustus Gresham and Mis-
Hattie B. Wood who have been indis
posed for . week, ara cOnvaleseing.
We are pleased to note that Mrs
Alice Holmes has recovered.
Mrs. Olivia Daniel IL mueh impr0V
ed since De. Bsrksdale has extracted
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
PECULIAR CONDITION In sEeRsIL
Northern Man Ordered to Desist-Hi
Open Defiance.

CoRDKLs, Ca, November. Notice
was served on q Mr.. Anderson, at Lis
tonia, near here, yesterday, that he
must give up Sunday school which
he had STATED, and which both whits
and colored children attend. Listo-
mia ia q colony Of northern settlers, on
the Georgia and z lAbama road, about
seven miles from Cordele. Mr.. Ander.
son ia one of the settlers, and some
time ago started his mixed" school.
A meeting of the people in the neigh
borhood was held at the Magistrates
Court Resolutions were adopted, de-
claring the school vile nuisance"
which should not be tolerated, and q
mmittee was appointed to inform
Mr.. Anderson that his school must be
disbanded. or he would have to take
the consequences. That gentleman in
formed the committee that he would
continue his school at all hszards.
Should he PERSIST in his determination,
serious trouble is likely to arise.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
UHURUH HILL NOTES.
Church Services-A Boy Shot-Silver
Tea and Musical Entertainment
Other Brevities.

"Old Sol' rose as usual from behind
the eastern hills and as it sent forth
the rays of light into each and every
window, it made them feel happy Co
see that God had spared them once
more to see the sun and they were
seen vending their way to the various
churches OF this section. The services
were good at all the churches.
Rev Williams, pastor of the Rising
Mount Zion Baptist Church Of Fulton,
preached an excel ent. soul-reviving
sermon at the Mount Olivet Bsp Ist
Church. Rev. ]. Ii. Fauntleroy preach
ed &C night.
The work Of building the Mount Oil.
vet Baptist Church Tabernacle is being
! rapidly pushed CO . finish.
Quite . sensation was caused ct the
residence Of Mrs Shafer. 1918 N: e20d
st. While her son. Eddie, was play
| ing in coon bottom he was accidentally
shot in the ankle by Frank Williams
(colored) while shooting at . bird.
Frank. will that gun shoot half rails
cdr" Nor" Immediately he turned
his head the gun fred.
Quite an eDjoyabls evening was
spent at the residence OF Mr.. Gazelln
Bowler. The occasion was silver tea
party and musical entertainment.
Miss Mamie Jones OF Shocoe Hill and
Miss Pearl Tancil, pianists, and Miss
Margaret Tinsely, queen Of songs
among the chief features Of the even
ing were piano duets, entitled, THE
sleigh ride" and the Railroad gallop,"
which were up-to-dats.
Rev. W. s. Christian is quite i'll At
his residence in North 9th Street.
Mr.. James CLARK was brought home
sick from work last Saturday, but il
something better.
| Mrs. Margaret Tyler Is quite i'll al
her residence, 1902 N. 82d St. We hope
her sickness is not unto death.
The Lily of the Valleys new hal
will be christened next Thursday might
| by the 7. s. @. They will give .theil
Thanksgiving entertainment on tina
night. The christening psrty will con
sist of the President of 10th Century
President and Secretary OF Rose Bud
officers OF the Vestibule and Chrysan
themum Social Clubs.
There will also be . game OF foot
bali between the Thessslonians and tn
Vesbules on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. John Alien was married on las
Thursday.
1 UNUe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
Editor Mitchell Receives A Loving Cup

The Secret Sons OF Love under the
leadership OF Mr.. w. /. johnson OF
Harrison Street, conducted 3 bazaar at
Prices Hall during last week and con-
cluded the same by the presentation to
Editor John Mitchell, Jr., Of loving
cup. The presentation address was
made by DIR. r. e. Jones, Grand Mas
ter OF the Masonic Grand Lodge. In
choice words, and felicitous language
he made the presentation address and
handed to Editor Mitchell the BEAUTIFUL
silver cup on which his name was en-
graved. Around 1t was tied pink
ribbon bow.
Editor Mitchell returned his thanks
for the token Of esteem and express
ed his salts action in words which were
fully in keeping with the joyful oocA-
sion. he wore the fatigue uniform OF
the Bxigadier General OF the Knights
OF PythiAs and Was accompanied by the
members of his staf, who were out in
honor OF the occasion: Col. Walker h
johnson, Chief Of Staff; Dol. T. w
Mitchell. Asst. Adjutant General Col
Jesse Scruggs, Assistant Commissary
General; Col. John r. Chiles, Asst
Bridgsge Engineer Col. Wade johnson
Asst Brigade mastering Officer; Col.
Augustus Taylor, Asst. Quartermaster'
General Capt. Willis Wyatt. Lieuten.
ant J, A. Smith, Lieut.. Jesse Randall
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
The Oitizsus Lyosum.

A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody Co attend the public exsr-
day evening, December 7th, 8 o'clock
2 M at the Leigh Street, Methodist
Church.
Programme = Invocation; singing
reading, Mrs. N. L. Walker solo, Miss
Margaret i. Tinsley; discussion, Re-
solved That the Negro has greater
prejudice towards the Caucasian than
the Caucasian has towards the Negro.
Affirmative. (paper) Rev. A. Mcclure
negative, (psper) Rev. d. w. Davis.
Speaker, Mrs. M. A. Gross; general
discussion; singing; regular routine
benediation.
President, J. ANDREW BOWLER,
Secretary, ALBERT V. NoRRRLL
10 26-2t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
In THE ENEMY'S
COUNTRY.

LA LENA. P. ]. Oct. 18th, 1899.
From the general appearance of
things, one would hardly think it is
Just two months to Christmas. Every
thing is quiet as it always has been on
this line and Mondays engagement
was simply . peace-breaker to let US
know we were in the enemy's country.
The Oath Infantry has been out fight
ing the Gugus all the week aDdsAre
still advancing northward under Gen.
Young. They captured two towns
during the week and have continually
kept the enemy on the move and to-
gsther with the 25th have done q good
deal, toward convincing the enemy
that the placard which was discovered
| . few weeks ago nailed to tree was
| only conaideEed IS joke, and that we
/ are as anxious to have . crack at them
and put down the insurrection ~ any
enc.
Mondays engagement was an at
| tack upon the outpoEts as usual with q
slight inclination to charge La Loma
church, but knowing this to be fool
hearty they rained a terrible rifle fire
on the walls OF the chursh. Some shets
penetrating the same.
General Del Pillar, one OF Aguinal-
dos leading BrigadieTs, was the leader
of the push. He had been driven out
of Oavite province by General Schwan,
our dashing Chief OF STAFF and COM
pleteIy routed and only got his poor
} bedrsggled force together after hard
} trial for the feeble attack on the line
J La Iona to OaloocaD and DepOeito.
F Batsery.s4th Artillery .rAined ter.
|, rible fire of shrapnel and canister or
, the enemy with good results. After
} the fight detachments from all thG
companies went out to reconnoitel
, but returned without finding any thing
or any trace whatever of the enemy.
A private in Company ], 25th, who's
} name we can not learn disappeared
, last pay day.
The circumstances surrounding hi
! disappearance ara peculiar. He Was Oh
t guard at the railroad bridge at Calico
can and was relieved to 90 get hi
r money. He having accomplished hi
mission, started to return. Since the
nothing has been seen OF him. He hai
!. on his rife and belt.
A detachment OF the Sixteenth In
fantry say they heard three shots bu
upon making an investigation In this
vicinity found no trace Of trouble.
is thought he was captured By Ii
drones or Filipinos.
y Corporal Andrew J. Booker, an oil
l. Richmond boy was promoted to Sci
r. geant last week.
! Sergt. Horace T. Henry, late Firl
y Sergeant, Go. K, is placed In charge
k all Calling guns in this our 3rd BAtta
10 ion. 1t is great thing his merit an
} military accomplishment have bee
recognized, as the Sergeant is valuab
y in all branches of the service, and Il
&c company rejoices TO see the right ms
d in the right place.
% RIENzI B. LKNUs,
III 90. x, 10Th infantry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
Nrs. Walkers Labor.

The protracted meetings have closed
at Rev. w. ". Young's church, viz
Dover Mines, which were conducted
by the evangelist, Ella E. Garter
walker, and she has wrought great
work in our community. We have
had q greater success in our revival
this year than we have had fo- many
years. During the protracted EFFORT oil
souls were converted; ages from ten
TO seventy-six. The evangelist has
now retired to her home in SPottsyl-
vauia Co., Va, where she will remain
for the coming winter. Nay the bright
est of sun-beams and the choicest OF
benedictions rest upon her head.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25

needle from her arm, which Was pierre
ed into it Eve weeks ago while she was
washing.
Mr. and Mrs Anthony cambridge are
proud over the advent OF fine daugh-
ser into their family
Mrs. Maria Fleming is quite SICK.
Her little daughter, Ethel. is much i'm
proved.
Little Rebeccs Randolph improves
slowly.
Messrs. James and Thomas Jones are
home often now. They were both
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Manning were
the recipients OF fine daughter few
weeks ago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS

Go to 8. CARROTS for fine Tailoring
1Ok and IL Z. Duvsl st. Uniforms for
5ocietiesIand Musicians. Ladies' dress
patterns & specially. S-26-3m.
Mrs. Joha Oliver and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry @. Bolden left the city
Thursday mornip for Boston. Mass,
whither they were called by telegram,
on account of the extreme illness of
Mr.. John Oliver.
Mrs. Elvira Jenkins. of Man.
chester, Va. has returned to the city
from an extended northern trip. While
away she visited Baltimore. Philadel-
phia New York and other cities.
The new Odd Fellows Hall,
which was offered for sale Thursday,
Nov. 10th is now in the hands of the
company holding the mortgage. They
bid It in at ($4 1907 four thousand, sew
en- hundred dollars.
Miss Oarsie Isham is in the city.
Her school was closed on account of
the prevalence Of smallpox st ArvoniA,
Buckingham 90.
Mrs. w. II. Isham was called to
Hampton this week on account of the
illness Of her sister, Mrs. George E.
Reid.
Benjamin. Thompson, q colored
youth. was quite badly hurt in = street
fight on the 10Th lust. He engaged in
. brawl with Hezekiah johnson, q col
ored youth about his size, and Heze-
kiah used . stone on Beniamin'e era
Mum, with the result that Benia minis
skull was fractured.
Prof. 81. L. Harris, the Virgins
SnA -
Sharon Baptist Church on last Tuesda y
night to . large and appreciasive audi
ence which he charmed with his sweet
feminine voice. Prof. Harris was ably
supported by Miss Serena Taylor. Mr.
| o. O. Williams, Mr.. Robert White
Miss Lettie Cox OF Brazil (Queliana
pianist.
Capt. w. 81. Anderson OF this city II
the Special Deputy Grand Patron fol-
Virginia, OF the Masonic Order OF thu
Eastern Star.
Mr.. Edward J. johnson is quit,
sick 1t his residence, 100016 st. Pete
Henry Richardson and GeorR
Ryan. two colored employees OF tn
Tredegar Works, were injured Their
yesterday. One had his hand mashe'
with . piece Of iron and the other Gu
bis hand on . skylight.
Mrs. Peter Wallace, formerly c
Richmond, but now Of Hampton, Va
arrived in the city the 9th inst, and
stopping at her mothers, Mrs. Charlie
Randolph, 818 N. Bird St.
Mr.. r. q. g. Psregrino, editor
the Albany N. Y, Spectator was in th
city this week.
DIR. D. A. Ferguson, Dentist
, Washington. d. c., has located in tn
city st ITO z. Leigh St., where he 81
= licits the patronage Of generous pull
lie.
Mrs. Kate G. Reid of 1920 N.
st., who died Nov. 3. 1899. was not 81
wife OF JedersoR Reid, formerly
Richmond, now of Philadelphia, Pa.
T Say, who is that fellow sitting
7. she third table with Thomas Mitche
o (of the PLANHr's frm) is he the a.
vance agent OF Kersand's minstr
8 troupe. Says one frequenter of Thorn
! sons Dining R0em to another,
d man. that's Mr.. r. u. 8. Peregrino
: Albany, N Y, formerly of PittsbuI
Pa, and Buffalo, N. Y He fs = we
% known labor agent and has ms
II money and now be liv3s on easy stree
He has quite q history. Born IN AT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
FIRED ON THE MOB.
Left On Schedule Time.

ATLANTA. Ga, November 20.-A
masked mob of about seventy five men
attacked the jail at Covingtou. Ga, at
IL o'clock tonight. in an effort to Sc
cure William Collins, q white man,
who attempted to assault Miss Minnie
Kirkus, n sar Porterdsle Mills, this
morning.
Sheriff Anderson. who had been ep-
prised of the mob's intention, had If
teen deputies inside the Jail. These
men fired on the mob The result OF
the firing is not known, but Sheriff An.
derson says he saw one man carried
away by his companions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
Religious Notice.

First Presbyterian Church, corner
Monroe and Oath crime streets, Rev. W.
e. PArtee, d. d. pastor; Mrs, Olivia
O. Bolden, orgaDiss.
Preaching. at IL A. NJ, and 8
P. NJ. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day evening at P. M. Sabbath school
at 8 80 A. NJ, DR.. ?. B. Ramsey. super
intendent.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all persons to attend any and all :oi
these services OOt-2l-1yr 10
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
Y. N. O. A. Notes.

The Juniors Literary met last Tues
day evening and installed their Off
GERS. Joseph Baker, of Manchester
President; Geo. w. jackson, Vice
presid ent A. J. Holmes, Jr., Secreta-
nv: Programme Committee, Frank
Pervan, ThAdeous Robinson, Arnie
Hill Sergeant ct Arms, Joseph Ellis
The programme WAS well rendered.
The week of Prayer Was observed By
many associations which has brought
much strength. Meetings were held
every night in our building during the
week. Sunday, Nov. ~, leader, Gen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
OOlOred Man Killed Him.

VALDosrA, GA, November 20. Word
was received here co-dsy OF the killing
of Mr. Dave B. Smith by coioreo
man named J. T. Gerald on turpen'
tine farm in the northern part OF Flori'
de-, where he was at work.
Mr.. Smith ia of a prominent family
in Bsrrien county, Ga. The particu-
lars have not been received Gerald
made his escape. but is being vigorous
~ hunted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25

ca, educated in England, made his
money in America. He has been
South in quest OF domestic help and is
now on his way home. Come over
and let me introduce you.
The question il being asked quite
frequently where can get q nice shave
-Woodson Scott's is the place. He IL
finely equipped for the business.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25

Monday night, 10Th inst, King Da-
vid, %, A f. NJ, met. After routine
business, enc candidate was initiated
in the mysteries of the T.. A. Degree
Visitors present, DR.. r e. Jones, M.
w. g. NJ. James 81. Cunningham, D
d. 6. NJ; p. Master, H. o. Stephens,
w. NJ, A. Coots. Brother Alfred Cole.
nan Of IS; g. W.. W. r. Minor OF Al
w. NJ, Thomas h. Briggs as The
steward had = nicely prepared table
which We enjoyed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
General Rally of all the G. g. Sd. of 8.

There will be general union meet
ing OF all the g. s. and ID. of 3. next
Wednesday at $50 P. NJ. at 9Th st.
Hall, Manchester. We earnestly ask
that all the member o Of the order turn
out as there is business of great i'm
portance. Deputies and members Of
Richmond are cordially invited. "A
Francis GooDE,
WIN. II. HATCHER.
Deputies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
small-POx in s OOlOred Regiment

SAN FRANcIsoo. November 2O.-An
official report from the United States
quarantine station ct Angel lsiaHo
states that the disease that has broken
out among the men in Forty-eighth
Regiment (colorsd) is smallpox, be-
yond q doubt The three cases in the
hospital are progressing favorably, and
there is no fear of an epidemic.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-11-25
The Negro and the Sunny South
LATEST AND GREATEST BOOK ABOUT
THE NEGRO RACE-

The Greatest tribute and defence
black The Greatest sensation of the
of modern tmesThe Negro Problem Sunny South
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