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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
PYFHIAN NOTES.

There was never more enthusiasm
among members Of the organisation
than nc this period Of it's existence. Ali
eyes are now turned to the building
recently purchased by the Knights and
COURTS OF Calsnthe on Bird Steet No
5ll, between Clay and Leigh SITS. il
10 Co be opened TO the public for the
hrst Tins on Sept. Gath when Q two
weeks Bazaar will bs held.
Conswsy Lodge No. % of Norfo h
have recently added ssomething lsss
Than half-dozen members Co its
ranks. Charity Lodge, No. 30 OF Berk-
ley has been ptoying the same bless
ing.
Newport News rejoices at the fact
that u new lodge bearing name of Lily
OF the Valley was insti, ueed only about
two weeks ago making three lodges IN
the city.
Planet Lodge No. % held a very in.
teresting meeting last Monday right.
The rank OF Kgight was conferred on
Esquire James NJ Jasper and Robert
Brown. Sir Knight Villa N Loving,
one Of the Old Dominion Tigers, of o d
Dominion Lodge No. was present and
wzs made welcome. He gave an IN
teresting talk.
The Board of Managers Of the Pythi
ans, Caanthe Industrial Association
~as held at the Castle building on Srd
ST., Friday night sept. 14Ih. The
meeting was we'll attended and O com
mittee Was appointed on plans. Every.
thing is moving nicely and the Pythi.
ans have made q move in the right d.
rection.
The members of Planet Lodge No.
% are hereby notified that it's first
meeting in October, 1900 will be held
in the new PythisA Castle, ell N. 3ra
st. at 8 o'clock sharp. All members
are requested Co take notice and be
governed accordingly.
Excslsior Court No. 1T will meet on
Monday evening Sept. Oath, at Court
Chamber Prices Hall on Leigh st. All
OF the members are requested to bring
the contribution for the Bazaar.
Virginia and Sampson Lodges will
meet on Monday night. All members
are requested to be present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
DEE. FROM THE woUND-ArR.e-
&c ENDING.

A the consequences OF q difficulty
over q crap game. Sunday afternoon
sth inst, Henry johnson, q colored
man, 10 cad, and Carey Craig, a color
ed youth OF Is. 10 in the county isiK
charged with murder.
johnson died from the effects of tie,
wound Wed eedsy. 12sh inst, shortly
before midnight. Craig was arrested
at DIS home, in this city, last night by
Justice Richardson and Constable Wal
drode. The boy does not deny the
killing. He admits shooting johnson.
Tor the reason as he says that Johnson
%. " "Dou'
1t was not thought the wound would
result fatally at fret. The ball struck
the shin-Done of the left leg. and
glanced OF down towards the ankle
6aogrene, however set in, and death
followed. A remarkable fact develop
cd Dy the post morton examinations
was that contact of the ball and bone.
while sufficient violent to cause the,
bone to indent the ball, did not result
In the least fracture of the bone.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE,

The marriage of Me-. William Eman.
mel Giles OF Petersburg and Mss Cora
v. Hall OF this city was solemnized at
the home OF her parents, lllS St. Paul
st., Thursday evening Sept. Och, at 8
O'Clock. a large concourse OF friend )
gathered ts witness the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. DR.. w.
Z. Graham. An aisle of ribbon was
formed by the following little girls :
Mabel West. Ester James, julia ID zane
and Marie Hall.
The bridal party marched forth as
Follows, 20 the swees strains OF the car
nival march rendered by Madam Fan
ME Payne Walker: Master Emmit l.
Hall with the license, Miss Rosa Hall
with Mr.. j. MeGhee, Miss Mamie File a.
ming and Mr.. Eddie Hall, Miss Lucy
Deane aud Mr.. q. 81. Brice, Miss Mary
Poindexter and Mr.. George Tinsley,
MIR. Thomas Crenshaw and che groom ;
the bride attired in a lovely gown of
white brocaded silk came in leaning on
the arm of her brother, Mr.. Lewis M.
Hall. The presents were numerous
and costly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
SUIT WITHDRAWN.

To the Editor OF the PLANKr:-
since there has just adjourned one
OF the largest representatives bodies of
colored men that has ever as
semhled in the United States, Imean
the National Baptist Convention. which
had more than 1000 delegates in stten-
dance whose deliberations were char.
acterlzed by Intelligence, liberaiitv
and orctherly love and since a littie
incident occurred the facts of which
may be inexperienced, / was REQUEST.
ed. as Counsel for the said National
Baptist Convention, to state tn Z the
suit brought by one, d. NJ E Camp-
nell. Nj ID. against the said conventjon
tlr $l2OO IN the Circuit Court of the
City OF Richmond, was without foun-
dation or merit whatsoever; so much
80, that the said DR. d. N. e. Camn
bell on his own motion came to the Of
nee OF their Attornes and voluntarily
withdrew his suit and at the ssms
time withdrew all charges he had mn AID .
against the Foreign Mission Board of
the said convention and said he had
acted hastily upon the advice of
others; and tn st the said Mr. Campbell
admitted that the brethren had done
no act to justify him in bringing a suit
which he exceedingly regretted and
asked forgiveness at the hands of the
brethren, all of which was aecspted
aud settled outside of Court Mr.,
Oampbell paying the cost of COURT.
6ILss b. Jackson. Atty for Conven.
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
FROM PORTSMOUTH, VA.

Mrs Susie Wright of Primers Point
who has been sick for several weeks.
and who is book keeper in the Office of
the Richmond Beneficial Insurance. Co
is better and able to perform her du-
ties.
Sc. James p. K. Mission 10 q. m. Sun
day School Mrs. A. V. Paige Snperin-
tendent. Services st B d. m. Rev. Ed.
gar Carpenter, Rector
Miss Ida Msngrum anticipate Ieay.
ing the city Monday for Petersburg to
attend the State Normal Ins,itute.
Me-. Samuel Fisher is in the city
spending . short time with his par.
ents
Mr.. Frank Elliott arrived Sunday.
he expresses himself as having had
very pleasant summer in Philsdel-
phis.
Rev. J. Ford of Chicago addressed
the congregation ut the Zion Baptist
Church very ably Sunday night. Rev.
J. M. Arnaistesd. d D., pastor. 8 q. m
Sunday School, Robert Miles Supt. IL
q; m and 8 p. m. preaching. p. IN. b.
Y. p. U.
Emanuel A. M. z. Church, Daniel Pi
Sesion, pastor. z o. m, Glass meeting :
.. m. Sunday School. jeffrey #. Will
.oa, Supt. IL a. N. and p. m. preach
ing, 3 p. M. Alien Cnristian Endeavor
Society. Last Sunday night De. Seat
on preached . sermon 60 the young
men which was very instructive. The
congregation was not as large ss was
expected.
Mr.. George w. Spents, who has been
In our city for quite awhile left Mon
DAY fer said city to visit friends and
relatives. His friends reg r.t to see him
go but wish him pleasant time.
Rev. IL. e. Gsrs: will open his school
at thea Wrestlings Jacobs Hall, on the
hsof September.
The funeral of Miss India Jordan,
Youngest daughter of Mr.. Ben Jordan
took place at the Zion Baptist Church
Tuesday 1t 80 o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

The following visitors were in the
city and called on us:
Messrs. Sam Toliver, Winston. N.
T.; Aaron Wood, Orange, N. J.; 8. Fl.
Dickerson, EIbs, Va /; Joseph e. Jones.
Cincinnati, o. ; William Harris. Roch.
ester. Pa. Rev. L. ID. Lively, Hamp.
son, Va; James Richardson. Hamn.
ton, Va. Thomas J. Drew, Darby. Pa !.
Mrs. 0. .. Simms. Pitlsburg, Pa. Miss
charlotte K Evans, city; James q.
Thomas. New York Mrs. Al. Strapoe.
Hinton, W. Va. Rev. @. B. Howard
d. D., Pittsburg, Pa; Messrs. w. A
Patterson, Bluetield, w. Va: Joseph
N. Langhorne, Lynchburg, VAC W.
ALen. New York; James 81. Davis,
reterf burg, Va. Editor ]. e. Mead.
oms, Mrs Harriet Price and Miss
christine Holmes. Washington, d. G !:
7. ID. Fulton. Pocahontas, Va. Mr.. h
Z. Gamble, Charleston, w. Va; Rev.
george e. Norris. Morristown. N. 7
Mr.. y. b. Selden, Morristowp. N. T !.
MISS Fannie Hawley, Montclair' N. ]. !:
John r.. Petereon, Montclair, n. J. !:
Miss Susie p. Rebb, Mrs. Carrie 8. Lat.
neys and Mr. VIM. A. Bowie, Washino.
ton, d. C; Mr.. John T. Chapman.
Morristown. N. ]. Mr.. J. r. Wilson
DanVille. Va; Mies Martha Whiks
Boston, Mass. Mrs. V. M. GWathmev
Mr.: Howell Benjamin, New Yorr Rs,
n ": Moore, Philadelphia. Pa. Rev.
a: y. Owens, Mobile. Ala; Oscar
thompson, Atlantic Oisy, N. T., Mr.
.: .. nsrrL QnionsoWn, Ala; Mr.. ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
SATURDAY, SEPT %, 1900
BRILLIANT NUPIIALs,

The classic precincts OF Church Hill
were eplivened on Thursday night, the
stb inst by the marriage of MIR. Ches
e. T. Stewart to Miss Dollie A. Brown
The ceremony was performed at the
Leigh st. NJ E Church by the pastor,
Rev. j, Edward Gupby end was wit
messed by brilliant and fashionable
audience, After the marriage eere.
moby was over the happy couple re-
paired TO the residence of the proom's
father on p. st. where q reception was
held and the presence Of IA ANY friends
and display of many valuable and use-
ful presents sttested the popularity of
the young candidates for the honors
OF married life.
The groom was led in by his brother
Mr.. s B. Steward. and The bride by
Nh Maurice Barrett. The maids of
honor were Miss Racilis w. Steward,
sister Of the groom and Miss IN. AL
ice johnson. The bride was attired 10
white satin trimmed with chiffon, and
carried q beautiful bouquet of white
roses. The t1rst maid of honor wore
lavender orgsndje and the second pale
green orgendie, each trimmed with
satin, The gowns of bride and bride s-
maid were OF the most approved style
and elaborate gotten up. The grooua
and Rroom's men were dressed in the
conventional blsek dress suits.
Some Of the presents sent were two
silver services, . cobbler. seat cherry
rocker, Q berry bow. terra Gotta tea.
pot, silver trimmed glass water pitch.
er, china tea cups. memory tea cup,
pickle dish. shaving set, vases, bon
bon dish. pictures, desert plates, cake
plates. cups and saucers, fruit stand,
glasses, glass water set, butter plates,
berry dishes. set Of hassocks, cuspa-
dores, clock, etc.
Some OF the names sending presents
are: hr. John 81. Wilson. Mr., John r.
Chiles. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Elem
ing, MRS, l.. Brown, Mr.. and Mis-. Isiah
christian, Misses Addie Edwards, Flor
ence Coles, Billups. Sadie and Mary
Willis, Mesdsmes Getaway Brown. ].
h Hicks, Emma Butler, Emma Muir
ray, J. w. Beverley, Timberlsks. E.
Williams, Eta Tinsley, Lincoln White,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. jackson, MIRA. Jack
BON and daughter. One silver service
WAS presented by Messrs w. 81 Hud-
Son. J. L. b. Forester, J. w. Jones, E.
9. Brown, j. ID. Barrett, n. r. Barrett.
w. w. Fields, W, E. Hope. ]. f.
wright. A. Walker, gr w. Freeman,
w, ID. White, p. b. Williams, and j.
ID. Frazier, of Richmond, Va, sud she
other by Mrs. G. ii. Porter, Miss Z
Law, and Capt. A. Nickerscn, of New
York City. Mrs. Andrew Law of New
York City sent o beautiful eight-day
clock. The cobbler-eea cherry rocker
wat the GIFT OF the employees Of p, o.
Station b.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
MORE CoLoRED Nun LYNCHED

ST.. Louis, Mo. Sept. 14th-A special
to the PcsT DIsPAToH from Memphis,
Tenn, says Q masked mob Of between
sixty and one. hundred men broke into
the jail at Tunics, Miss. early to-day
and took out three celored men whom
they strung up 10 q tree within 100
yards or the Jail. Not shot was fired
The dead eolored men are: Frank
Brown who ahot Frank Cheshire, q
prosperous planter at Oak Landing,
six months ago; David Moore who shot
Dan Boswell. ten days ago. and Will
liam Brown, who with coafederates,
shot and cut 10 death . young white
man at State Levee last month.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
GONE TO REST.


Sallie Burrell Briggs departed this
life Tuesday, Septem Der IL, 1900. at 5
O'Clock p. m at her late residence.
1O4 w. Jackson street. She bore her
long suffering with Christian fortitude
seldom equalied. Her only desire for
life being her devoted mother. With
out murmur she went to slsep.
Leaning on the everlasting arm"
Her moth and sister have the SYM
pathy of the community in these sore
hours OF bereavement. We commend
them to Gods care, who like a father
pineth his children.
She sleeps in the valley SO sweet,
Above her the green Willows wave
We've planted the rose at her feet.
To bloom and decay o'er her grave. %
A FRIEND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
WORKING SONS OF LOVE,
RIoHMosp, Va. Sept. II. 1900.

The Annual Grand Lodge of the
Working Sons OF Love was held on the
above date at A. Hayes Hall, N. I'd St.
with large delegation presene and
the general routine of business then
ensued. Welcome address was deliy.
cred by Brother A. Hayes, responses
20 by Brother W. II. Lyons of East
Richmond, Va. After which the fol.
lowing Grand Officers and Deputies
were elected
A. Hayes, president; Frank Boiling.
wee president; George M. Groce'
treasurer; Christopher Smith, secre.
tsry Anthony Jones, chaplain.
Deputies of East End, Va, Brothers
w. II. Lyons, Nelson MoOsrRo, An
thony Jones. Matrons, Lucinds Simms.
assistant, Henry Simms. Degree
deputy. Brother ]. 8. Booker,
They then adjourned to meet again
September, 1901.
A. Hayes, president;
Frank Boiling, vice;
Christopher smith, @. W, 8.
God be with as till We meet again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
PECULIAR METHODS IN OHIO.

DELAWARE, o., Sept. 14th-A colored
barber named Beck. accused of exer-
cising q hypnotic influence over q
white girl, was forced to leave town
last night by crowd of 200 angry cit
liens, who gathered about his house
and threatened to lynch him If he re-
NAMED. Intense feeling has been
aroused. 1t is alleged that Beck insult
ed several white girls, whose relatives
were most active In the movement to
compel him to leave town. Beck was
sent to Marysville last night for safe
ty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from all tick.
ct stations on its lines to Chattanooga
and return ct one fare for the round
trip. Tickets to be sold Oct. SO, with
return limit Oct. 18th. The Southern
operates double daily service from all
directions to Chattanooga giving
choice OF routes to those moving from
Virginia and North Carolina points
either through Atlanta or through
Ashville, LAND of the sky,
@. W. WEsTBuRy, T. P. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
DIED HERE.

Rev. ]. d. Allen, of Texas, who earos
here to attend the National Bspt. Con
vention. died Tuesday, 18th ct 1850 a
On at 31O W. Baker st. His BODY was
sent home at 2 p. m. by A. Hayes.
the funeral director. He had hes n
SUI ring with serious complaint ba-
fore leaving home. He was well cared
Tor oy the parties of whom he was in
charge and is was regretted by his
orother ministers that he didn't have
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
YOUNG AUSTIN DANGEROUSLY
WOUNDED.

A serious shooting ARRAY occurred at
No. BOB W. Broad St about O'Clock
Monday afternoon, which may, In ali
probability. cost Peter Austin, u color
ed mans life.
Sam Taylor, With whom Austin was
quarreling. shot him. Sam was arrest
90 and taken TO the Third Police Sta.
ton: austin was removed to his home
"a n. FIRST 81. He 10 In . precarious
condition. The ball went through his
righs lung, and the surgeon did not
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

Q. Ross, Savannah, Ga. Mr.. g. &. Nc
Fall Savannah. Ga. Rev J.B.K Butler,
Norfolk. Va. Mr.. j. M. Powell, berk-
ley, Va; Rev. W. n. Anderson, Evans
Vile, Ind. w. II. Haygood. Bamberg.
8. O.; Rev. Oassius M. Hammond
Louisville. KY. Mira. M. B. Carruth-
ers, st. Louis, Mo-; Miss Hester C..
Rouch, st. Louis, Mo. Mr.. II ". Nc
Cloud Oklona, Ark Mr.. B. W. Whit
ton, Mslveen, Ark.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

The Chickamsuga and Chattanooga
National Park Commission; Annual
Reunion of the Society or the Army
Of the Cumberland, Confeder Vel
Grams South Annual meeting Nation
al Association Spanish War Veterans,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 8, to 11th
1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
NATIONAL BAPTIST
CONVENTION HAD A
GREAT SESSION.
FROM FIRST PAeE)

Blard. submitted his annual report
showing that the board WAS prosper.
Gus and furnished employment to over
100 colored boys and girls in almost
every possible clerical position, and
were paid from the money received
with which to carry on the work accru-
ing from the sales. He is not o grad
uate from any university, having been
born slave, and was q man when
emaocipsted, but boasts on employing
graduates TO do the work OF the negro
bapnsts. His report showed that IN
the future it would be necessary for
the colored man 70 usite and make
places for his boys and girls,
The Rev. DR.. z. w. d Isaac, of Nash.
vile, Secretary of the National Baptist
Young Peoples Union, delivered an
address which was telling in fla tone.
Asermon was preached &C night by
Rev, DR.. L. L. Campbell OF Austin,
Texas.
sunday afternoon the magnificent and
spacious auditorium OF the Richmond
Traction Compasy WAS thrown open
for the fret time 80 the National Bsp-
tist Convention.
This edifice seats 10, 900 persons snd
steady htream of colored people the
like OF which had never been seen be-
fore flowed into it
Each whether willingly or unwilling
~ contributed ten cones each to the
foreign mission work. The ushers
were in full dress suits.
Rev. W +. Graham, ID. D., with the
badge OF the National B Baptist Conven-
ton upon the lapel of his coat, was
~reathed in smiles and all Richmond
recognized the fact that he had
crowned his efforts with the most
magnificent meeting OF the decade.
rsesident e o Morris, after prayer
py Rev. VIM. I. d xon, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y. introduced Rev. L. g. Jordan
Corresponding Secretary OF the Fer
eign Mission Board ss presiding oficer
OF the afternoon.
The choir of 100 voices was under
the management OF Mr.. Alexander
AeCoy and wen did they sing, Jesus
Savior Pilot Me-"
The h-st speaker was Rev. J. O. Jack
sen, OF Anderson, 8 O. who discussed
the missionary werk. he was followed
by Rev. O. 8. Morris. one of the sbIest
pulpit orators now before the Ameri-
can people.
HAS VISITED AFRICA,
He has visited Africa. He made I.
most pathetic and emphatic appeal so
the audience. he took up one by one
the various objections against missions
IN Africa, showing why we should seek
70 evangelize that people. He spoke
OF his experience on ship-board bound
for Africa.
His appeal wac most pathetic and a
wave OF approval swept over the vast
concosrse az he took his seat.
Rev. BeSant, pastor of the Wheat
Sc. Baptist Church spoke next. He ex-
planned that his speech was in the
satchel OF the secretary and Their fore,
was like pastor without a sermon.
He spoke OF the work of the Roreirn
Mission Department..
Il feel like going on" was sung
Rev. l.. N. Cheek of Missouri then
| addressed the body. He urged the
niece ss!ty OF supporting missions.
Miss T.. b. Delaney was introds mead
Rev. Z. b. Koti OF Africa then spok 9.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
A GRAND TIME THERETHE PUB
LILO INVITED.
The Knights of Pythias aud Courts of
Calanthe Will Have Their Grand
Opening Monday Night, Con-
tinuing Two Weeks.
PROGRAM MONDAY NIGHT.

PROGRAM MONDAY NIGHT.
Scripture Reading. Rev. J. A. Bowler
Opening prayer, Rev J.H. Holm Of, d. D.
Music
Welcome, Rev, D. w. Davis
Address, Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.
Music
Grand Inspection OF the Regimental
and Brigade STAT.
Music
Thanksgiving Prayer, DR.. w. r. Ora
ham
Three Minutes Talk From the Min
listers and representatives of other
Orders
Music
Benediction, Rev. A. s. Thomas
VOTING CONTEST FOR THE MOST POPULAR
KNIGHT, WHO WILL WIN?
Sir J. W. Robinson 1
Thomas M. Crump s
+" 8. s Baker /
V. NJ. Gwathmey 1
" Charles Steward 8
4" Isaiah Christian a
Any Knight may enter the conte 81,
Send in your names and votes for
your fsvorite Knight. 10 cts o vote.
Prize-FiHe uniform or its equiva-
lent.
Ladies San vote for any srticls they
may desire to get. such &c tee. set, DIM
'net set, chairs, lampss ese. al
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

CARTHR-GRIffiN-The marriage of
Miss Eudora v. Griffin to Mr.. w. Lee
Garter will take place Thursday even
ing. September 81, 1900, at 9th Street
Baptist Church at p. m.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
VIRGINIA STATE FIREMAN'S CON-
vENTION.
RICHMOND. VA. SEPT. 49, 2s, 1900

On account of the above occasion the
Southern Railway announces rate of
one and one-third frat. class fares in
tbs sale Of tickets from ell points with
in the state to Richmond and return,
Tickets to Be on sale Sept 1928. in
clusives with final return limit Oct. 1,
inclusive. A very low rate will also
apply for movement of Firemen and
bands in uniform, fifteen or more on
one ticket, in attendance for this oc.
ession. Dates of sales and limits as
above. This offers good opportunity
70 those wishing TO visit the old CAPT.
toll city during such an interesting
o. W. WSsr2uRr IT. P. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
HO FOR THE BABY
SHOW.
5o-BABIES We NTED.-5or

Baby Show at 5ll N. Bird ST.. Pythisn
Bazaar. Thursday Oct. 4sh, 1900 at D.
m Eyerybody's baby can be entered
for the contest by paying 10,ts. to reg
lister the name and age of the baby.
Fat babies, lean babies. large babies,
small babies-All are desired.
Two silver cups will be the prizes
awarded.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
DOCTOR YOURSELF AT HOME.

Send FOR free copy of DR.. Humph-
reys Manual, giving treatment and
cure OF the sick in ali ailments.
Humphreys Company, P. o. Box
1910, New York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
A BARGAIN.

For want OF use will sell at great
sacrifice Mahog any Grand Upright
Piano. Will sell on inatslment plan
to good party.
Address, OHEAP,
Osxe Planet. N
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

STATE OF Virginia, city OF Richmoud.
S.:
/, e, A. Washington, cashier of the
above named bank, do solemuly swear
that the above statement il true to the
De st OF my knowledge and belief.
l. A. WAsHISsToN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this l4th day OF September, 1900.
X. r. FLoRANCR,
Notary Public.
Corrt ct-Attest:
r T. Tanoil,
r. ]. Bass,
j. Henry Jones.
Directors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
EMPLOYMENT.

< Any number of girls can have anv
nd or house work, city and country.
Good wages no fare.
KREMER, 271SJuniper St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-18
Charley Russell.
Z ~ U y wv
Meteorological,

As the writer knew Lord Rnssell
when he was supply Charles Russell
and wore etuff instead OF silk and
furthermore Was aco.worksr with
one OF his best ana most intimate
friends who held portfolio under
our Hawaiian Monarchy Tho follow,
ing item from the Argonaut is
printed;
"Ths late Lord Russell OF Killo-
wea WAS the victim, all through life,
OF endless rumors about his losses
on the English turf, his losses at
cards, and his consequent peouniary
embarrassments. Such statements
came under his notce again aud
again, repeated by friends, and
sometimes conveyed by more than
hints in priut, He decided TO igaore
them, aud, in every sense OF the
word, could al 'rd to do 80. His
will has now bssa offered i>r proof,
ao1 the gossips who used to say, on
tho best authority, that he was
anaacsd by q sypdisats OF Jews, will
learn to their surprise that his ssv
ings from his professional income
amounted to close on seven hun,
decd and fifty thousand dolla.s,