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wheel when he dropped TO the ground
with q scream of agony shot through
the breast. A long, lean hand OF an
American reached over the side OF the
wagon and drew the body Of the Span.
lard into the box. MAKE n run for
itf'' yelled . soldier. The Oheno driv
ers had scattered and lay trembling in
the bush.
Like will" said sSsrgesnt
Green. He philosophically added !:
There's going TO be q war right here. ,
CALMLY seated upon the wagon and
csutioning the men to remain under
cover he began to pump le sd into
the advancing insurgents at 800 yards
until It staggered them. Sergeant
Green IL crask shot and he did not
ssroW MS ammunition away. As calm
~ and thoroughly as though
he were engaged in target practice M.
on she home range he continued his
iusilsde. Undsuuted by the inereas-
ing nre OF the enemy, refusing TO be
swerved from his purpose by the plead
ings OF the unsrmed soldiers in the es-
cort wagon to hy, Sergeant Green
proved himself q brave coloSed soldier.
| NoblJ he stood his ground. The enc
my was rsked By his FIRE and several
OF them went 90 earth They were
coming. coming, oh, so fast, and the
ammunition in the brave mans belt
growing low and harder and harder to
get &C as he pullei desperately to loos-
en- it, when q fsinl yell in she distance
told him succor was sc hand. A COM
psny from the Twenty fifth, under
Lieutenant Reynolds Burt, was com.
ing double-quick, The insurgents not
ed the arrival OF the endorsements
ana paused in their advance. Then.
40 the colored soldiers charged with
wild yells, the insurgents scattered like
frightened sheep, and into the swamp
they plunged, where, in the Businesses
OF that morass, they were safe. They
could not not take their dead with
them, sut several wounded were not
his sufficiently hard to enable the col
ored men to eject q capture.
Lieutenans Burt found Sergeant
Green in state of ssmi-e xhsustion on
the wagon-sest, where he was wipipR
the sweat from his brow and shaking
with glee. de recounted the facts OF
the assault very modestly, but the
white soldiers spared no details.
sergeant Green, you are a. brave
man, was Lieutenant Burt's comment.
I will send report OF your conduct to
General OTIS AHd ne did"
Yes, report was sent to General
orIs. That was all. Race prejudice
barred his further promotion. Had hs
been blessed with white skin, the
sheulder-straps OF q lieutenant or the
insignia of captain would have beer
handed oct to him without the asking.
Our lies blood lie being offered up
for country which appreciates it not,
and every foreigner in our land accord
ed that recognition which is denied, to
IA.
The time will yet come when man.
hood will rebel against the treatment
and protest strong and mighty re-
corded &C the capital OF the nation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

SoNE legislator who had nothing
'sise to do or think about offered bill
providing for the establishments OF q
Board Of Examiners for BARRIERS. This
was NO doubt aimed at tae colored ton
'sorial artists who despite the inroads
of their white competitors have leld
ssheir own in the esteem and favor of
tsheir white patrons.
1t is needless to say that the senti.
a11ent which has caused the former
aalsve-owner to do oil in his power for
tAis celored slave OF other days has led
SAiua to appreciate the gentlem anly
Soaring and ''Ohesterfieldian" polite
mess OF the colored barber.
This has caused some OF the Jealous
white BARRIERS to envy them to the ex-
sent Of invoking the aid of the law,
That the measure was laughed ont
sOs eourt" was to be expected. The
white Virginian has been used to con-
sset with the black servant and noth-
Eng Affords him more pleasure than to
witness the kindly disposition and gen.
uine respect Of this fix, ure" OF south
ern Institutions the trim, ykat barber
Of Ne land Of his birth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

- osJ Aiuu Prfm'ttsO.
The Democrats members OF tn,
legislature tried ia vain 70 meet and
finally drew up . paper .signed by al
OF them declaring GoEBEL, Governo
OF Kentucky.
Az the legislature had been legally
adjourned by the Governor, this wa
clearly illegal.
The Democratic Chief Justice visit
ed the bedside OF the chiefssin
and administered the oath to the dy
ing man. A proclamation was pre-
pared which GoERkL signed. It callst
upon the troops TO go home. IL wa
not obeyed. Within o week, GoEBx,
passed away.
The DEMOCRATIC legislators met
Louisville, KY, and the Republic al
me mbers at London, KY. Neither hac
squorun. bat finally she Demoora q
secured q majority.
Gov, TAYLOR sent long memorial
to President MoKtNLEY defining the
situation. IA this was construed to b
an appeal for federal assistance. the
Democrats transferred their efforts &C
Washington.
The results was that Pres. MoKIsLRY
declared that he saw ne reason ut thai
time to interfere in Kentucky.
Then followed the conference be.
tween the Democrats and Republican
leaders ct Louisville. An agreement
WAS drawn up providing that Gov
TAYLOR should virtually give away hi
rights and In return the Democrat,
would repeal the GoEsEL election law
This looked like sscrlfice-of she Re.
publican state officials in order &C
benefit the national Republican ticke,
next fall.
A storm OF protest followed and AZ
ter interviews with most of the Re.
publican leaders in the state of Ken.
tucky, Governor TAYLOR issued the
proclamation, which contained the
words which we have quoted in the be
ginning of this Article.
In the meantime, he sent the troops
home with the exception OF three com
psnies, ordered the legislature from
London TO Frankfort, the capital and
decided to let the courts decide all o.
the questions At issue.
The Democrats as this writing have
refused to leave Louisville. They have
sworn in BRoKHAN, the Democratic
nominee Tor Lieutenant Governor al
Governor, and profess 20 recognize
him.
But the Republican officials hold the
state Offices and the state funds anc
are obeyed by the state troops and
thus far have the upper hand in tbs
controversy.
1t has been long time since q Re.
publican official has shown any back
bone and even in this case, the strong
Democratic tupport gwen as q mean,
of getting the better of GozBsL may
account Tor the nerve displayed.
Be that as ID may. Governor TAYLoR's
action is eommendable and whethe
he wins or loses in the controversy he
has won the admiration and approval
OF every right'thinking person in the
United States.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

g. o. FowLKEs, EsQ., of Richmond
Uuered resolution in the House OF
Delegates instructing the officials OF
Virginia to recognise BIcKHAM, az
SSovernor of Kentucky. 1t passed that
S0ranch but Was ''put to sleep" in the
committeeman of the Senate.
The TINES comments hsrshly upon
she impropriety of such 8 measure.
Still this is the kind OF material that
Sne business white people of Richmond
permit TO go to the legislative halls of
che state to make themselves ridieu-
Aous and to reject discreditably upon
'&he constituents sending them, there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

VIZ note with pleasure the election
Of Dol W. A PLHDoER as delegate to
the National Republican Convention.
We learn that he is candidate for
the position of chairman OF the Repub.
licsn State Convention. We trust that
he may succeed.
He is unquestioRsbly one of the
boldest race leaders in the Southland
to-day and his Republicanism ia of the
most Btalwart kind.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
1000 REWARD,
DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medtum'

DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medtusn'
Gives the names of dead and living frfe,ds
sOurness %sU Ms ABSENT slss Of
health or anything you know, no matter
What It Is He can cali up your spiris
them rap an around the room. he asks ne
questions don't ask you to write names for
tens you g e yST On amy ysy
dorsed by leading spiritualists everywksre,
ie license 20 pr sne Ea meSsr and
credentials no one else can show, can give
thousands OF references to both white and
seven in Brooklyn-wiil shcw You that be
can do all that he can tell OF. Can ten What
win speedy marriage with the one You love-
How to be successful in all your doings In
all others fall. Positive satisfactlon or na
pay Cau and see You win and it lucky to
consult THIS Christian gentleman He has a
medicine that viii cure drunkenness, cad be
through him are now
Q RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL. =
with all their UNDERTAKINGS while those who
D Tet, ms n1vloe are still laboring against
chemistry, he can impart TO you a secret that
will overcome your enemies and win your
friends. His aid and advice has often been
solicited; the result has always been the se-
curing OF speedy and happy marriages ane
all your wishes. In love affairs he never
fails. He has the secret OF. winning the az
feetiors OF he opposite sex. /. is the curse
OF spirituansm that in all large cities there
are class of men ard women who claim
powers they do not possess. They have
.eIbner gifts, credentials nor Teferencea
Sarely the colo-sd people sre not so wantinr
in sense as TO throw their time and money
William Denmore, Arohitect and baiiser. -
SIe Velana Ave, and ArIher SeweIl. ship
builder l 80 nth BrooklyI All have known
free test OF his powerto all. The doctor has
practiced I'VE years I'm New Orleans. st. Lou
thoroug hly the diseases smells or inenenees
the race is subject to. Heis now and always
nad large patronage from them.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
Brooklyn, Aug Is, 1891 This Is to certify
that came TO New York from Albany. was
ont "a Ia strange city out OF work and
! undertook. What TO do did not know A
friend ADVISED me 60 so and see DIT. Shea
he took me in and treated me as a brother.
Through him got a good position that very
money and did me no good. bless the day
nrst met DR.. Shea. 1 would advise al In
once nS luck sick ST sInoe arGgoe to him az
ALBERT AYERS, ea57 Atlantic Ave-
South Plainfield, Aug. Is. 1sol.-This Is %
certify that INV husband had gone away and
night and day. Tgave him up as dead. q
hearing or the wonderful things Or. Shea
va, WAS doing, 1 resolved Co consult him. He
IoIu me my husband was alive and wen and
where he was; told ME he would come home
and when. To my Joy all OF It came true he
Is nome now, come back like one from the
dead. also wish to say tnat this month
lost the sum OF $50. 4 am a poor woman
and was most insane / went to DR. Shea
and he told me would md my money and
TO my intense Joy did ind il as he told me.
L thank God there is a man so gifted In our
midst that can help people and tell tlsern
WHAT 10 40 Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER,
South Plainneld, IN. }.
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0harch Notice

First Presbyterian Chu rct
Monroe and Catherine street,
e. Partee, ID. D., pastor; MI
y. Bolden, organist.
PreAchin Z III A. NJ
P. M. Prayer Meeting every
day evening at 8 P. M. SsbbI
at 8 30 A. M. Dr.. P. B. Ran
intendenk
A cordial invitation 10
all parsons to attend any
theseserviees Oah-1
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

ANY man who needlessly stirs up
strife between the two races in the
Southland is the enemy OF both. Re-
specifically referred to JOHN E. Erps
and his "Jim Grow" Car supporters.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

DoE'T let US forget that the white la
dies in the Southland who too, were
saursed by black mammies will WELD &
Dowerful influence in our behalf.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

CoLoRRD men, do not forget that our
white friends sympathise with US, even
enough they seem to be unable to
astem the tide of oppression against as.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

LET rs be manly, polite and God
Nearing. Let us not mistake polite
meas for bringing or Bringing for po-
likeness. Stand up, colorsd men, in
she face OF it all, and if you are to die,
meet it boldly and 60 shouting home
80 glory"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

COLoRrD men, let as save our earn.
Sngs and not be extrAvsgsnt. Educs-
sjon in this country 10 great, but none
IS greater.
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A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT.

TIERS STATEMENT.
wish TO state that one NJ NV nar,s,,-.-n---S
was sick and in trouble for a long time Mrs
brown, "a Gay Street, No one seemed Go un-
but none OF them seemed to Know yShst 49,
enc matter. None could do her any good IL
was my duty as her pastor to cali and see
done by DR.. shea the last few years, ] thou eff
would can and see him myself. 1 found
him Kind sympathetic gentleman. BE gave
me a wonderful test OF his powers; told noe
GO send him lock of patients hair, which
He told at once what was the matter ana
IN snort time cured her sound and we'll
Her family had seemingly been u.4der cloud.
prosperous can truly and heartily recors.
mend DIR Shea to all those In sickness or dts
Pastor Lebanon Church, Brooklyn. a
above.
DIR. SHEA
has been carefully educated In the Hemoas
pathic and Eclectic Schools OF Medicine
His success is wonderful in curing paraiysis.
Cancers, Constipation. Ague, Dyspepsia'
tape worms, Liver Complaints, DEAFNESS
G Gns Dropsy3 Piles. Nervous Debility,
women and children, Fits, kidney Oisease-
and all strange mysterious diseases which
matter what they be- Nothing but honora
BILE treatment He can and win honestly
tell you If you can be cured: Has ali new
remedies and new success. Has had aznpls
experience in pubic hospitals and private
clinics. No trining with human life. Call az
once.
Do not delay. Diplomas hang in partors.
Is registered physician. new remedy
for Rheumati sm just discovered, not q lima
ment. Hopeless cases and those that Others
cannot cure solicited to call. Fat folks thin
the chiidless made parents All letters must
contain Leo, two stamps, age, lock or hair.
FOR consultation, advice and diagnosis No
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. Men
ton this paper.
651 FULTON STREET,
BROOKLYN, N. "
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FOR RENT-2nd floor, 8 rooms.
No 907k N 7th Sc and 4 rooms in
house, No. HOP Moore, opposite Moore
st. school. Apply TO
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Residence: 725 n. End St.
First-Class Hacks and Baskets Of Al
descriptions. have q spare COON ia,
bodies when the family have not q sui,.
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shall be waited on kindly.
New 'P6one 1893.
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EIGHER THAN TWO CENTS not RECEIvED
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WILL, we suppose that JOHN E
EPPs is still riding his Jim Grow
Oar hobby.
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SATURDAY. FEB. II, 1900.

LET us respect ourselves and as
.r0ie Others will respect us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

BRAsoHs throughout the South. thank
GoDi Let Us not despair or lose cour.
age. Colored men, go forward
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THE NATIONAL
ANTI-MOB AND
LYNOH-LAW
ASSO )IA rION

FOR SALE-A Chase Bros. Piano,
Upright Brand. and in perfect condi-
ton.
Terms-$t75 cash or $500 90 on in
staument-$50 cash and $1,000 per
month.
This instrument is in first class con-
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entered In the Post once at Richmond, Va
90 second class matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-24
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.
Made by Mrs. Davis in Bill
for Divorce.

for divorce.
Mrs. Roberta F. Davis has brought SUIT
for divorce from her husband, James l..
Davis, to whom she was married In thls
city, June 2, 1880. On representation by
Mrs. Davis that her husband was likely to
leave the District Of Columbia when he
heard of the suit, so as to avoid decree OF
the court, Justice Barnard issued writ OF
ne exeat, commanding the marshal to pro-
duce the defendant and requiring him to
give bond in the sum Of $1,000 to prevent
his leaving the jurisdiction and from dis
posing of his property or money. on mo
ton of Mrs. Davis solicitor, Edward U.
Niles. Justice Barnard also Issued tenn
norary Injunction prohibiting the defend
ant from going to the abode OF his vile
and from molesting her or her children IN
any way, A rule to show cause why all
mony should not be allowed was also is
sued.
In her petition for divorce Mrs. Davis
saws as a result of her marriage with the
defendant she has seven children, the ED,
est being nearly twenty years OF age ana
the youngest eight. She says she has been
deserted for three months. Several times
during their married life, she declares, she
was driven from home by the defendant,
but for the sake of her children has always
gone back and lived with him. She says
She is now dependent upon the charity OF
friends and relatives for the necessities OF
life, with the exception of about "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-24
"Lffe Among the Znni."

The second lecture in the course given by
the advisory board of Gaithersburg Sem
mary was held recently. The lecturer, Mrs
Matilda Coke Stevenson, for many years
president of the Woman's Anthropological
Society, described Life Among the Zuni.''
Mrs. Stevenson gave graphic description
of the Zuni Indians, their idea of entrance
to the world through three under worlds
and their search for the center of this
world. The peculiar dances, which were. in
fact, prayers for rain or snow, were illus
trated by lantern views, taken by Mrs.
Stevenson, who spent years in Zuni study
ing their ceremonies. customs and religions.
The priesthood of the Bow the medicine
societies and the domestic life We're deScrib-
ed in detail.
At the close of the lecture general dis
cussion of many questions asked by the
audience took place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-24

Miss Tacie A. Daniel.
Piano and Voice instruction resumed Oct 1.
Pupils visited at residence or at home 40 It, u. O.
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land conveyed to said Walter s. Cox as aforesaid.
2s5 81 feet to beginning. caharne aoibrook. sIas;
part beginning at 1 point where the east line OF
Highland avenue and thence northeastery
apout % feet. thence north % feet thence south
westerly to said Thomas land, thence south about
part Cleveland Park unsubdivded beginning on
me south side of the north road, being south q
degrees IL minutes so seconds 20 feet from
southwest corner of W. S. Cox's land south 81
degrees IS minutes 80 seconds east - feet south
= degrees ii minutes 30 seconds west SAT feet.
south 81 degrees AS minutes 50 seconds east feet
south degrees AS minutes 80 seconds east 69.o5
curve radius POS feet Ss4 feet. north % de-
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deet. north Y degrees IL minutes 30 seconds east
s - feet to beginning. containing 1866 square
land Park. north addition, beginning % feet east
OF center OF Thrty-third street extended at inter
q degrees ID minutes east 7741 feet north IS. A
feet southerly 1890 to point % feet Of
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north rs degrees 81 minutes 40 seconds 2I9 81
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ARK street to Connecticut avenue extended, said
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week earned by her two daughters Mrs.
Davis charges her husband with cruelty,
saying his deeds have endangered her life.
Once. when he was choking her, she says,
an officer had to be called in.
Mrs. Davis declares the defendant has
never supplied her and the children with
an adequate home and sufficient money for
their support, allowing them only fifty
cents day for household expenses, food,
etc.
HE is miser," she says in the bill,
land hides his money at night so that no
one can find it, 1t is declared his net in
come from the hiring out of teams, horses,
ETC., is s. day.