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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-09-06

Troy. He leaves a widow and IL chill
dren. He was a man well liked by
all.
Man and Woman Drowned.
Mr.. John Purtle and Mrs Mamie
Shif1et, of Lowry City, were drowned
in Gallinipper creek at night while re-
turning to their homes from Osceola.
Street PavinE
At a special session of the Warrens-
bu q council the contract for paving
the business streets was let at S1.52
per square yard; vitrifide brick.
Followed by a Funeral.
A Joplin negro was told by a white
man tina all the whisky he might
drink in one dram would be paid for.
The negro drank; funeral.
st. Louis Man Chosen.
Robert E. McMath, of ST. Louis, was
chosen president of the Society of
Municipal improvements at the e
cent session in Milwaukee.
Her SONS Death Killed Her.
When Mrs. Mary Gill, of Maryvilie,
heard of her sons death, the other
day, she sank into her chair, and ten
minutes later was dead.
Dog Sentenced to Death.
Queen, a water spaniel, was sem
fenced to death by Judge Sidener, of
st. Louis. She was charged with be-
ing a general nuisance"
An Economical Man.
Merely because her husband al
lowed her but ten cents a day to keep
house on, a young st. Louis bride has
sued for divorce.
Proved False.
DR.. Dana Kelsey, who was stabbed
during a quarrel with a farmland at
Carthage, died of internal hem
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
a Memorable Event.
roANo. Va, March Z, 1900

roANo. Va, March Z, 1900
The most successful event that has
ever occurred in Uhickahominy Bap.
tist Church was the annual exercises
OF Ohickahominy Public School, of
which Miss Rosa K. Banks. of Rich.
mond, Va. is the highly cultured and
capable teacher.
Promptly at s:15. Miss Banks, with
her usual dignity and eloquence pre-
sented her pupils to the large and
crowded audience. Special invitations
had been sent 80 the various members
of the School Board and to her white
friends in and near Toana, who re-
sponded in copious numbers and can
only say that the hsnor that has ALWAYS
been given Miss Banks during her FIVE
winters here and the perfect execution
by her pupils Of the excellent pro
grams she prepares; her own high
moral standard, intelligence, ability
and refinement, proves that Richmond
has jewel of which it need be proud. =.
Prof. John ]. SmAllwood, the distin-
guished orator, educator and president
OF the L. l. and q. l.. at ClAremont.
Va, delivered the annual address. We
have never heard such "excellenoe"
before. He is undeniably one whose
efforts are far trsnscending the bright
est exploits Of q public, religious and
educational life,-a superior OF COM
manding human intellect. We bid
him Gods speed.
We hope that upon Miss Banks re-
turn in the early fall, that she NAV en-
ter q new and larger building and that
her advantages may be better.
A PATRON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
A SURPRISE PARTY.

On last Tuesday evening, March stb
very pleasant surprise party was Isd
on MIR. aud Mrs. John L. Mines of 7SI
Brooke Avenue by some of tbs;r
friends. At q late hour the guests Wa
invited iuto the dining room. whers :
table lsdened with all the delieacias ~
the season greeted them and ali mar.
took OF the dsintiss there on.
Among those present were Mr. ard
Mrs. Geo. Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs Jobn
Boiling, Mrs. George w. Cephas NJ
and Mrs. George Richardson Mr.. Ns.
thaniel Aytes, Mrs. Mamie Johnson
Mrs Addie Lemus, Mrs. James %
Cary, Miss Lille M. Hobson. formsr,v
of Manchester, Mrs. Morton Desns
Mrs. Thomas Smish, Miss Laurs MI,
nor, Mr. Wesley Aytes, Mrs. Marv A
9ranton, Mrs. Roberta Edwards ard
Mrs. Simon Johnson, 1
After spending the evening in social
chats, music aud parlor games. the
guests wended their way home in the
wee sma hours W morn. The n.rtv
was led by Mrs. Simon johnson ana
Mrs. Thomas Smith. U
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

reference made by Mr.. Hull to Mr..
Holland as the Negro candidate,
csaime ed Co be the regular nominee as
there is in the rest OF his attack. Mr..
Holland is 8 highly connected and
prominent white citizen-one CT the
leading lawyers in Eastern Virginia,
and recognized as such by all, regard
less OF party. He was nomlna ated by q
large. enthusiastic, and representative
convention, in which alb the republi-
cans in the district would have psrti-
cipsted but for Mr.. Hull.
So far as 1 am personally concern
ed, have spent too many OF the best
years of my life, together with q en-
siderable fortune, in battling for the
rights of Virginia Republicans, to care
for the barking OF one who has assailed
me in my absence"
The Washington Post Of March 18th
contains the following statement:
Representative Hull. OF Iowa, who
wvs chairman of the executive com
mittee OF the Republican Cougression-
al committee ia 1888, said yesterday
that his statements in she House Sat-
urdsy about the attitude of she Vir-
ginia Republican State committee to-
ward the Republican campaign and
about Dir. George Z Bowden, OF Nor
folk, mem ber OF the COMMITTEES, were
all borne out by the knowedge OF
those familiar with thss campaign.
Me-. Hull did rot state that Mr. Hol-
land, one ofthe Republican candidates
IN the Second District, was q colored
man. Mr.. Holland is white man and
lawyer OF established reputation in
Virginia
The Virginia Republican State COM
mtttee did come 30 Washington for q
colored rnan, Thomas l.. Jones, as can
didate against the regular Republican
NOMINEES in the Fourth District, Mr..
Thorp," asserted Mr., Hull. Later.
efter these Republicans had secured
Jones consent TO run against Mr..
rhorp, Jones came to the members OF
the executive com mittee and prom ised
to Withdraw il we would get position
for his wife in the Agricultural De-
partment. Mr.. Bowden was one of the
Republican State committee that en-
gagged In that sort OF proceedings"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
THE GILfIILD BAPTIST SABBATH
SCHOOL SPEAKS.
Resolutions Adopted BY The Gilfield
Baptist Sabbath School in Memory
It's Deceased Superinterd d-nt,
Rev. Henry Williams, D. d.

Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God in His just and divine Providence,
to send the messenger death in our
midst, aud has taken from us our be-
loved and honored Superintendent,
Rsv. Henry Willisms, d. D., aud
Whereas, He. the Rev. Henry Will
lisms, has labored so untiringly, so
z,alously, so unhinchingly among as
for thirty-four years in endeAvoring 20
train aud indoctriuste US into those
doctrines and principles which insure
to one life OF usefulness and hSppi-
ness on earth, and q never ending life
OF eternal bliss, and
Whereas, he has. for the same length
OF time, strIven rs much as was in the
power Of man 30 do, by precept and
example, to create and cause to thrive
in our city he althy Christian senti-
ment, therefore,
Resolved Let, That we bow in humble
submission TO the ALI wise Searcher OF
Hearts, who doeth all things well. COM
mitting our selves TO Him, believing
that his promises shall stand forever.
Resolved 2nd. That in the death OF
Rev. Henry Williams, we lese Sup
erineendenr, shepherd, Disci plin
arisn, Protector, whose place it will
be hard matter 60 ill.
Resolved Bed, That We deplore his
death, and that while we in our love
for him would have him
back in perfect health and
strength. yet we will but rejoice in the
knowledge that he ia where the weary
are at rest, and where the wicked shall
trouble him no more.
Resolved 4th, That we will ever. to
our dying day, cherish the memory
OF the sanity, manly life he led, and
by our strict devotion TO our God and
our Sabbath School, exemplify his
teachings to the extent that it may be
seen and known OF us that W. had a
teacher ordained by God himself.
Resolved eth. That we will initiate
mis- record of honest dealing, strict in
tegrity, Christian fortitude, succor to
the poor, defense OF the down trodden
and fearless denunciAtion of ell things
wrong, and that we will determine by
the grace oI God TO meet our beloved
superintendent on the banks of etar-
nal deliverance, where there'll be no
more parting, but = continuous eterni-
ty of happiness aHd tranquility.
Resolved eth, That one copy of these
resolutions be printed, framed, and
suspended from the walls OF our chap
ell, one be sent to the family, one be
sent to the press and that one be spread
upon the minutes OF the Sabbath
School.
Committee,
WM. n, JOHNSON, Chair.
THos. M. GRIFFIN,
RoBr. J. JONES.
Miss Bessie AVERY,
MISS LRrITIA CAMPBRLL,
MRS. MARGARET KRNNARD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

(0ffice of the
Grand Chaacellor,
Knights of Pythias,
N. a., s. A.. E., A., A. "a.
lPythian Period, xxxvI.
RICHMOND, VA, March 14th, 1900.
To the Subordinate Lodges of Rich.
mond and Manchester.
The anniversary Of the KNIGHTS of
Pythias will be duly observed SUNDAY
afternoon, March 25sh. All lodges
will meet at Prices Hall, PIP E. Leigh
St., at O'Clock from which place thsv
will proceed to the lst Baptist Church
where the anniversary exercies will be
held.
Chancellor Commanders will please
see that these requirements are strict
ly enforced.
Given under my hand and
seal OF the Grand Lodge of
(sEAL) Virginia this 18th day OF
March, 1900.
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.,
Grand Chancellor.
THOMAS NJ. CRUMP,
Grand Keeper of Records & Seal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
The Death of Mr.. Thomas O. Jones.

The Richmond Beneficial Insurance
Company has lest, in the death of Mr..
Thomas o. jones, one OF its most faith
ful, active and successful representa-.
tives. Honest in ell of his dealings.
exact In his business transactions, pa
tient and kind to the large number of
policy holders from whom he collected.
He had won the esteem and unshsken
contldencs OF the entire company. In
all his dealings with the Richmond
Beneficial Insurance Co., he demeansd
himself as Christian gentleman of
the highest integrity; and during no
time OF the i've years in which he was
engaged in the services of the compa-
ny, handling thousands of dollars,
could any fault be found with his ac-
curate and HONEST manner of dealing
with the company and the people.
Even to the last, he was faithful to
the sick on his route, and with the
money in his hand, on his way to paw a
sick claim. he staggered into the home
OF the sick and fell dead in the dis.
charge OF his duty.
His funeral was largely attended at
the Fourth Baptist Church His pastor.
Bishop Evans Payne, preached q re-
markable, soul stirring, instructive,
funeral discourse. He dealt with our
brother hIstorically, socially, relisi-
ously and as q business man of no
mean repute. He was assisted in the
services by Rev. jackson and Rev.
Brsxton. The choir rendered excel
lent and pathetic funeral dirges.
The beautiful floral designs were
presented by the officers and agents of
the Richmond Beneficial Insurance.
Company, who attended in hacks.
The Garfield Beneficial Club of
which Brother Jones was a prominent
member. was largely represented. His
family has the prayerful condolence of
the company.
w. F. GRAHAM, President,
J. ]. CARTAR, Cashier,
b. III. PKYToN, Gen'I Insp't'r
JNo. L. TAYLOR, Sec. a Man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

ranks, being appointed from q sergeant
In the 1st cavalry. His experience az
enlisted man caused him to know q
soldiers wants and his soul ambition
was to satisfy his men.
CT A MILITARY FAMILY.
He was under 30 years OF age, and
comes OF q military family. His faith
er is captain in the 2nd Artillery in
Hoomea. His father-in. law is a colo.
mel OF the 9Th Infantry and is at pres
ent with his daughter at Fort Logan.
His sister is the wife OF Lieut.. Will
Jams of the 4sh Artillery is at Fs. War-
rem, Mass. with her mother. The en-
tire family has the sympathy OF the
regiment, who feels ss if the loss was
as great as theirs. He was certainly q
friend to the colored soldier aud when
he died they lost their all in all. His
usual reckless bravery and enthusiasm %
was responsible for his death.
Pvt. Bronston was a good soldier, an
excellent shooter and o Iegimental
fRvorite. His parents have the heart
felt sympathy of all who knew him
and the regiment. He was 25 years of
age.
Pvt. Shannon was one of the moet
industrious men in the army, q quiet
and unsssuming man, always strict
to duty.
Pvt. Boone was a jolly fellow, of
pleasant countenance, faithful to duty
and true to all who confided in him.
Serg't Lightfoot is Lieut.. Schenek over
again. BE is Virginia boy and show
ed his stock by his vim and cool head
edness. We Wish him and all the 9TH
ers wounded a speedy recovery.
RIKNzI b. LEMUs,
Go. K, 18th InfS,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
wEsTMoRELAND 8. O. soIREE,

On last Thursday night, Feb. Sch W.
5. u. made her first appearance. 1t
was one OF the most brilliant affairs OF
the season and one long to be remem-
bered by all. Beautiful ladies' attired
in costly costumes and handsome gen.
tlemen moved to the strains of aWset
music. The supper was magnifi sent
affair and all heartily enjoyed the eve.
nins's entertainment. The table was
beautifully decorated with green. vel
low and white ribbons, and bells form
ing an arch with all the emblems of
the club.
Dancing continued from $3.50 %. m,
to q. m, when the grand march was
played and they were uskered into the
spacious dining room where n table
heavily ladensd with choice deiicacies
was spread before them.
The Westmoreland Club deserves
much credit for this their first annual
solree. They are the coming society
ladies' and gentlemen of this city.
Among those present were Misses
Emerllne Edwards, Dollie WaddY, Ma
ry Willis, Ssllie Bradley, Jane Key,
Saliie Jasper, Mrs. Dollie Cooke, Mr.
aRd Mrl. Nd. L. James, Mrs. Mildred
Jones, Misses Silvia Carter, Ellen Nor
ris, Eliza Goode. Bette 5halton, Annie
Mann, Ellen Mayo, Julia Brown, Car
rie K. Robinson, Alice g. Fitzgerald
Mrs. John Pierce, Mrs. Fannie Archer,
Mrs. Mamie Smith, Mrs. Eliza J. Bar
bars, Mrs. Winfields, Mrs. Laura Barns.
Misses Fannie Dean, Fannie Hender,
son; Messrs. David Robinson. John
Jones, David Anderson, Charles g.
PGge, Willie Davis, George Davis, DR..
Redd, Charles Willis, Henry B. Garter,
John Founteal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
MosbY and many others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
Many Slaughtered in the Phil
ippines.
A WHITE LIEUTENANT'S
DEATH.
The War Not Ended---A Graphic
Account---Shot a Woman.
vOLXvII, NO ID.


SuBIG LUzoN, P. L, Jan. %, 1900.
The week has been uneventful ex-
ceptinR o skirmish occasionally. There
Is o good deal of reoonnoitering and
Schenk's scouts have been busy all the
week. They have made their trip ss
far as San Antonio, twenty miles north
on the bay, and at present are on an
extended trip
Serg't Henry, with 81 men, is out
for seven days with the signal corps
building telegraph line from here to
Ibra- They are progressing rapidly
and will be through ia q short time.
II the Filipinos don't cut the wire.
The companies of the 4eth and Sod.
that were here left TO join their regi-
menis. They made quite q good rec
ord and we are sorry TO lose them.
TEMPORARILY INSANE.
Pvt. Ennis Quarles. Co. L. 25th, was
taken to Manila suffering from tempo.
rary insanity as the result of q mule
, kick received at Fort Logan, while nc
was attending to the same.
Operations on the south line are ut q
standstill, the bonbsrdment and heavy
fire getting in good work the previous
week. The volunteers have conducted
themselves well and behaved like vet
Grams under fire,
We have only eight companies of
our regiment here and as q result we
have quite lot of werk. We wish
they would work q battalion of the
48th in with US, which has Just arrived.
1t would be q great help indeed.
Sickness which has been abundant ia
on the decrease. A cad incident happen
ed as we were leaving Magalang.
KILLED A WOMAN
A native woman and Musician Ar
mold of company III were the partiei-
pants. Arnold Was preparing TO leave
with his company when the woman ap /
preached and attempted to engage
him in conversation. he tried TO-
avoid her when she became enraged
drawing a bole, she attempted to cut
Arnold, who drew his revolver and fir-
ed to frightened her away. She SEEM
ed determined and continued to ad-
vance, whereupon Arnold fred again,
the bullet passing through her head
killing her instantly. The occurrence
ia regretted by all, as Arnold is q quite
unassuming fellow, and it brings
cause for Lotoriety in the regiment
Whatever interest they had in each
other previous TO the unfortunate oc-
currenee is only matter OF conjec
ture.
RIENzI B. LEMUs-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

(Odice of the
Grand Worthy Counsellor,
Independents Order of Oalsnthe.
N. A., 8. A E., A, A. "a.
lRIoHAoND. Va, March I5. 1900.
TO the Subordinate Courts of Rieh.
mond and Manchester:
The Courts of Cslanthe, having bsen
invited TO participate in the anniver-
ssry exercises Of the Knights of Pvthi.
as, SUNDAY afternoon, March 25th. i9On
at the First Baptist Church, the man.
hers are requested to meet in the lee
ture room of the church at 2 D. M.
The Worthy Counsellors are also re-
qussted to see that their courts ara
duly represented.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF The Grand court of yir.N
GsSALl ginia this 18th day of Msrch.
1900.
JOHN MITCHELL, Ja.,
Grand Worthy Counsellor.
MARrErTA L. CHILRs.
Grand Worthy Register OF Deeds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
Ino uiry Notice.

I would like to know the wherea-
bouts OF my son, JehDny Jefferson. Jr
He left home about three weeks ago,
ostensibly TO 90 to work, and has not
been seen since. He is about feet in
height, stout build, and 81 years of
age. When last seen he wore q brown
coat (ssck) and vest, light striped
pants, sharp toe shoes.
Any Information will be thankfully
received by
JOHN JEFFERSON,
2ll Z. 9th St, Manchester, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
TROUBLE INJAOKsoN WARD.
The Democrats Suht.-The Indignation
Meeting Held.

The Democratic Party OF Jackson
Ward seems to bs split. The cause was
the nomination or endorsation of Al
derman James Bahen for the Board of
Aldermen and the shelving of Alder
man James j. smith who seems to
have been anxious for q denomination,
and may have spent "little some
thing" to keep the boys in good hu-
NOR.
AS it was, at the 17th Street meeting
held to nominate q ticket, the machine
decided upon the course referred to
and carried is out to letter.
WOULDN'T SEE HIM.
The chairman wouldn't even see the
Democrat who had primed himself TO
deliver the speech of his lifs in nomi-
mating Mr.. Smith. On the contrary,
he recognized another citizen to move
TO close the nominations. This was
done and the Smith followers angry
and disgusted saw Alderman Bahen,
who has been Republican all of his
life, nominated over their favorite.
The daily papers report that the
meeting held by the Democrats who
are angry was attended by about 200,
last Monday night at New Market hall.
Aldermen Smith stated his grievances
ana committee, consisting OF ]. IL.
Bradley, John Haley, Claude Hoy and
Jake Poe was appointed to wait on the
City Central Democratic Committee
and protest against the action of the
Democratic meeting.
THR CLUB ENDORSES.
1t is announced too that the Work
ingmen's Democratic Club OF ackson
Ward endorsed the action of the meet
ing and incidentally Henry P. Beck
and James BAhen for the Board of
Aldermen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
Another Colored Man Lynohed.

VALDosTA, GA, March 11th-Word
was received here tonight of . double
murder and lynchirg near jennings,
Fla.s close to the Georgia line. 1t APP
pears that two white men of the name
OF Carver were killed by q coiored
man, whose name could not b. learned
The man was captured by the sheriff.
A mob quickly gathered. took the
murderer away from she officers and
swung him up to q neighboring tree.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
PRICE CEN IS
Special Services at the Fifth St.::.Ba2tist
Church.
SUNDAYS, 1srH AND 25rH MARoH.

SUNDAYS, 18TH AND 25rH MARCH.
The Fifth Street Bsptist Church de-
sires to raise $500 during these two
Sundays All the members and friends
are called upon to make q: special eff
fort in helping US. Each. member is
requested to give dollar.
SERVICES TOMORROW.
80 A. M, preaching, Rev. r. e.
Graham $3.50 2. NJ, preaching, Pastor
w. Z. Graham 8 80 2. M, preaching,
Rev. a. A. Graham.
SUNDAY, 25TH,
l1:30 A. ~, preaching, Rev. Prof.
Diggs; $3.50 P. NJ, communion SER
vices; $50 P. NJ, RsV. D. W, Davis,
A. M. =,
Let us make this q successful effort.
The Fifth Street choir Is preparing to
render some choice music under the
management OF Prof. A. Mccoy.
w. F. GRAHAM, Pastor:
JAS H. CHILEs, Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

The Rachel Hsrtshorn Missioparv
society will hold a public meeting in
the college chapel Sunday night. Msrch
2osa, at O'Clock. An address will bs
made by Rev. Mr.. Paxton, a mission.
sry who has recently returned TO Am
srica after eight years work in China
In the exercises.
tend. 2t.a.I5
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
Mt. 0liYet Baptist Church.

There will be q grand time all day
tomorrow Sunday at Mount Olivet
Baptist Church. Services as follows
IL 80 q. M, Rev. R. Beecher Taylor,
subject, "Weds but no garment" B.:
30 p. M, Rev. j. Andrew Bowler, OF
the First Baptist Church, 8 ., m,
Rev. &. j. Bass, pastor Of Salem Bap-
tist Church, West Point, Va.
On last Sunday at 3 o'clock Rev. G..
o. Coleman, pastor of Zion Baptist
Church, Manchester, preached an ex-
cellent sermon and by special request
it will be repeated soon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

The pondmen of T. F. TAYLOR.
defaulting deputy clerk of Henrico
County are as Yet trying to locate their
man. The case was continued in the
Henrico County Court on Mond sy last
IN order to give them further opportu-
nifty to.bring HMM.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
Lynchsd Him.

HERANDo, MISS, March 10. Thomas
clayton, coiored, was shot to death
last night by members Of his own race
because OF q criminal assault on a To-.
year-oid girl. he was called to his
cabin door and bullets from a dozen
Minchesters were fred into his body.
The Negroes refuse to bury the corpse.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17
suB1a, LUzos, P. T., Jan. 80. 1900.

SUBIas !LuzoN, P. T., Jan. 80, 1900.
The spell of good fortune which has
followed Us SO long is broken and four
Of our brave boys fell with their face
to the enemy to rise no more. In nay
last letter told of Lieut.. Schenek's 8
scouts, of the trip they had made and
were out at present for an indefinite
period. Such was the csse. They left
early Sunday morning and marched to
Oustellao, where they Joined Serg't
Henry's detachment, who was guard
ing the signal corps.
On Monday X company set out at
noon to join them. When near San Mar
celanos they, TX COL saw several arm
ed Filipinos run. Pursuit was given
and when the coldmn reached the
town, expecting to find the object Of
their pursuit, they were surprised to
lind the scouts and signal corps de-
tachnents there.
THR PLAN OF ATTACK.
All spent the night there and next
morning (Tuesday) plan of action
was formed for the return triu. The
scouts moved out, and 4 company was
to follow in an hour or two. The
scouts had reached a narrow road that
leads down to the edge of q stream.
over which rose high bank directly
In front Of the scouts. Lieut.. Schenek
was il front with Serg't Lightfoet, 1st
sergeant Of that body, when they
reached the edge OF the stream. A
command in clear English yelled F.
i-r-e, . tremendous crash and
Pvt Brenton, OF K company, fell dead,
shot through the head. The scouts
Immediately crawiec to cover, but the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

Mics Rosa E. Banks who has
been teaching in Toana, Va, returned
home last week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

The Seaboard Air L,ns trestle ia
nov across Main ST., below 18th Sc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-17

..-Robert. the four year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Johnson on north
First street is very III.