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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
4 r ESU r r ECTE ED
CHRISTMAS
BY ElvIra Floyd Froemcke

I"1N ONE of these misty, gray evenings
~ so common to December, a certain
R&ZNI street corner was suddenly enliy-
ened by gay whistle, boy, a bundle Of
hand-bills and a bucket of paste. With
abe cold gaze Of the electric eye upon him,
the boy plastered bin upon the tail wooden
pole, and then stepped back to gaze admir-
mgly on his work, and to give an extra
dab or two at the loose edges which there
upon chung to their support in approved
artistic style.
Three women were approaching from diff
ferent directions, and, thinking to do 3
good stroke of business for his employer by
attracting attention to his advertisement.
be whistled very shrilly and quite off the
key, as he slowly picked up his paid to leave.
One old lady stopped aud exclaimed, inn
patiently:
eff you must whistle, Why don't you
whistle in tune?
The boy only laughed good-naturedly,
and took himself off in haste, but the two
women approached uttering little express
sions Of surprise and pleasure; for thsy
were old friends, and at the very moment
of meeting each had been thinking over by
gone days, when their lives were closely in
terwoven.
well, here we are" gayly exclaimed Es-
tella; three grsces in ungraceful attirel
Did you ever hear such fearful whistle a.
that boy had! First ne took me off nv feet
and then / frightened him into finding his.
Do see him rum" she added, as the youth
disappeared round corner.
care you going home?" she inquired
They simply answered: "Yes," and all
turned to read the poster that had seemed
to draw them together:
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sosTASR STAMPS OF A I NOMINATION
HIGHER THAN TWO CENTS SoT RECEIVED
eF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

They 60 in crowds and steer clear OF
the defiant and well-srmed culprit.
In those cases they permit the Off ,ers
OF the law to capture the alleged Grim
insl, hsnt-euff and shsckle him and
while in this helpless condition they
perform their cowardly and bloody
work.
1t seems 20 as then that q change
should take. In all eases the alleged
culprits should be armed and brave
officers Of the law permit the cowsrdly
leaders OF the mob opportunity to cap
ture the prey"
When many lives had been lost in
this undertaking the influences at
home would be exerted and lynching
would disappear. In other words,
white and colored men should sell
their lives rs dearly as possible when
assaiIcd by irresponsible mobs or even
by sheriff's posses who are but the sd.
vance guards of the lynchers them
selves.
The lesson in.INDIANA should show
to the people of the country the need
of radical action.
In Canada, which borders on the
United States and is under English
T lie, slynshing is unknown. This is be-
cause law is not the creature OF public
sentiment. For our part. we believe
that that the remedy is in our own
banda and we prav God that wa vn.v
yet have nerve enough to use it,
Lynch-law must goI
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
SATURDAY. DEC. 20, IsOC
TIE GOVERNOR HALTED.

Gov. J. HoaE TYLER did not psrdo n
ANNIE WATT, the white female, who
after stealing one thousand dollars
Eorth,of dry goods and supplies was
tiven only ninety days by Police JUS
ice JOHN j. CRUTcHFIRLD.
1t has at last dawned upon the pub
lie that it was no act on the part of the
Police Justice or the Governor which
consigned this prisoner TO the city Jail,
but her own actions.
Gov. TYLER got ho d of tie shot end
Of the poker" bus when it came to the
question of turning il loose" without
making faces" he showed remarkable
nerve and even more remarkable judg-
ment.
1t will be long time before con
yicted person, direct from the city
lail, and in the custody OF the Ulcers
Of the law will ever be carried into the
august presence OF the Chief Msgis-
arAte of Virginia, even though all the
nntimentalists in the country should
plead.
We emphasize what we said before
the white sales-lsdies OF Richmond
detest thievery whether the guilty
parties be male or female, white or
eolored and when clesrly proven guilty
will take no part in q plea for the
Amelioration of the penalty when
caught red -handedly by with the goods
stolen from their employers.
We are sorry for the unfortunate
weman, but being 8 Sunday School
teacher, and we'll acquainted with the
law, both proiane and sacred there
Ould be no excuse for the crime.
To her pnpils, she had taught no
lcubs the greatest of sl command
nents, Thou shalt not steal" and to
violate it's mand sto-y teachipgs was an
Gffanse not to be condoned or atoned
for by Q nominal confinement in the
city jsil for ninety days.
Oolored people, be industrious, law
abiding and above all things honest in
ycur dealings with your tellow-man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

With many loving kisses, wishes for
merry Christmas," and soft little words,
they were Invested Of wraps and furs and
finally nestled down into easy chairs with
the restful spirit of the hour floating lightly
on their tired senses.
Penelope began knitting some soft. fluffy
white thing that grew and grew in amph-
tude; and Urania, after examining the prep.
arations for supper with pleased anxiety,
busted herself with toast-fork and apples.
Estella wandered about the room idly for
awhile, saying a few words, and now and
again touching the cheek or hair of her
old friends with the tips of her slight fin
gers. Then, finding her seat at the piano,
she drifted off into the land of music and
ecstasy, E golden-h child, softly beck.
oning the way.
Penelope and Urania kept quiet accom-
paniment with needles and fork, and up the
chimney tiny flame spirits danced, while
the CHEEKY logs sang a tune all their own.
AS the last notes of "Chopin's Lament
fell on the air, great tear splashed down
Urania's soft cheek and fell into the snowy
heart of the last roasted apple.
Iime!' cried Penelope, though her own
eyes were moist, and she drove her knitting
needle straight through the unsaspecting
apple
Estella sprang up and came laughing to
the freside. Then up jumped the others,
and, singing the Keel Row." danced about
the table as in their school days.
The flames shot pink light on the op-
posite wall, and made the dancing figures
look like little girls. The old portraits on
the wall took on a Disappearing air, and the
little flame spirits jeered; but the great logs
sang soft sweet song, and the dear Christ
Child nestled close to the old hearts that
had found Him, and caressed the wrinkled
faces into images of love and peace.
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Entered In the Post-omoe .. Richmond, Va
. second GLASS matter
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Report Of the Condition of the Nick 81
Savings Bank, COL N. 3osh st.. Rich-
mond. Va, at the Close of Business
Dec. Is 1900 M.de to the Auditor
of'Public Accounts of the Common.
wealth of Virginia.
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NOTICE.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05
B1blIOteca de LA DEmOCRACEA

-Esta ben oentest6 Pibrso, y cogiendo con ru-
deza del brazo al psnero le hzo sar de la camara e
vaudoe la poterns esta dijo al lansquenete
que estaba de centnea Vete al cuerpo de guardia
df que vengan dos sOdados que traigan las aves del
Retega d D5OS.
Este RWeg0 q DiOS oalabozo infeoto, h6 ne
do obsouro stuado debajo de la escaera de osraco
que Un preso encerrado 81 durante ocho
dfas hubiera muerto al noveno Al que enceIraban
a estaba condenado de sntemano. Las puluaban
centenares
La Chesnsye comprendi6 que estaba perdido que
solo milagro podfa salvare.
El lansquenete volv6 dos suizos las llaves
del calabozo Eneenderon antoncha Y Pibrao en-
puj6 La Chesusye para qus bajase los escalones
que separaban ell saelo del corrsdo de la puerta del
calaboZo.
Ell rey, querido senor La Chesnaye, dijo Pibrao
mientras ell snsquenete abrfa Ell fsmentdo eaabozo os
predo que shorcaran maflana pero equivoe6.
La Chesnsye miro de extrafa al ca
pitan
-Porque, afadi6 este, 20 hare que Gamble de OPT
ni6n.
II All murmur6 ell panero ca possible que que
rails la muerte de inooente.
Encogi6se Pibrae de hombros replic6:-No ga
10 que quiero decir. Ell ahoroar a burgu6s Ia
an pace cGtGb0SO del OLUd0 que tiene pies de
profundIdsd.' Sc arrojara ell de oabeza mafisna
~ Pbrao empuj6 La Chesnaye despu6s de haoer tan
sniestra predicoon mand6 la puerta con mucho
ouidado eV6 las llaves dc jando los dos os de
centinea.
Pas6 ell resto del dfa sin que Carlos TX nj Pibrac
tuViesen notica alguna de los ausentes a pesar de
las 6rdenes del rey orcul6 Ia notcia poE e Louvre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05
CONDICI0NE8 Z CONCEsIONEs

la
Ia QGs geuse
obradose On ln4euI
de-
pasa1es a
lA J ~ ~T
q a
&
Il
SA"ro Lasaa eAt 4e eaara
NlEOSAOs de
nad aAat
da sO fS a4a
aE-RuuuL de
uI
pI de
L. as Lea as
SRaUKOSAA
a6dio
PAra mas nforuae Agents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05
VII

Hacfa poco que habfan dado las ooho ouando Pi-
brac despu6s de poner neas deane ds las puertas
de casa de La Chesnaye Ham6 Las estaban
rradas tardo muoho On 40 lrse una oirse
cascads que preguntabs:-l ne q1er6sP
Yer al senor La Chesnaye respondi6 Ell captain
una vela que asom6 contemplate asombro a
los suzos Abrid orden6 acsnto imperioso, = la
vieJa contest6:-Mi eat6 e1 ossa.
Pibrao hzo signo + 81 mismo suizo q g lntasoo
que echara abajo las puertas 81 Louvre, empun6 la
slAbarda las dos manos 50 preoar6 haoer asti-
Has la de la Chesnaye AL aque ruido se abri6 una
segunda ventsna la que ga azom6 IN hombre que al
YER todo aquel aparato eomprendi6 que oonveufa
tomaro broma rnsnd6 que abresen. Entr6 ell oapi-
tan de guardias enoontr6 81 apoderado de Gasas
en- el corredor medic veatr C6noofa de vista
Fl0rac le pregunt6 con oieTto tenor :-S Qae me
quereis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05

,heneo
tolon: IL ida dta
"a il -BoEdsaux-Hai
nuabo
81
s cltud
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05
Variedad de Iarjeta5
La Noehc de sam BartoIon,t

viaje Nancy no la sentara NAL Ia rena Catalina
que no oonduoe NADIA ell prender {. la Chesnaye.
Hay que prenderle enseguida traedle aquf di-
jo ell rey Pbrao salud6 fo6 al ouerpo de guar
da en- donde ordeu6 diez suizos que armasen le
siguesen
Desde alf march6se al d6mioilio de Ia Chesnaye
al misro tiumno ora 1iarabs7 di6 Ia ac6noe coDs,
ma de que aroabuoeasen al pr5ro que intentase hur
Al yer que no oontestaban, volvi6 d lamar mas
fuerza murmurando o-H5 shf q hombre q1e daerme
sdn y que Greer, ouaudo daapierts, que ha te
nido pesada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05
ABAO, sTElNACHsR 6 co.
ING qENIERO CIvII-Es
Sc Eif,b Aya,,9p. Naw Ysrl

,56 Elfib Av"npe, N"w fafk
Sc enoargaraD Il orgsr,zAs em9r~@e
Dara II explotaoi6n d8 oonceefones n1r
ie minaa, r;ego- obras de intozas s.
aeraI en Porto Rico en- com5loa aoi6o IL
D. Eatadoa Uni7re.
Ranraseptao4e an PneyGo R'on:
TULJo : Srs1~s7RsR 39~aR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05
La ~ = EA&@ @N
COmpan1a de VapOres itaIianOs

n vapor de Compania egaa este puerto 81 lO
de Saint Thomas santa ruz 40 lo
nerife G6nova Napoes Veneca Lvorno Tieste Rssaefo
para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz dc IenerHe'
Genova, Napo es Barcelona via G6noVa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05

CLAsE DIoTINGUIDA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-05

Para informe generates, diigirse conegnatarios
sta plaza
FR+FzE, kHMBF = Ca
Ponce, Dicieulbre 78 De 1899
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
CHICKEN AND FOWL.
Ry Louise Role.

So many WAYS of preparing chicken
and fowl for the table have been given
to the public that anything new seems
almost impossible, but oven in this year
1900 some suggestions are not out of place
methods
There is one point that needs emphasis
i'm the ordinary household. and that Is the
Great IMPROVEMENT from properly larding
the fowl before cooking. If Harding bird
was "A difficult task there would be som"
excuse for the common neglect, but 1t
Is not difficult i'm fact the process is
very simpIc one and anyone who likes TO
serve dainty dishes will he more than re-
paid Tor the trouble. as all white-meatcd
birds are greatly improved. For poultry
or game a small Harding needle should ne
used the large ones being better adapted
for beef or veal
An easy way to lard a chicken and a
way anyone can soon master is to hold
the breast over a clear fire Tor a milut"
~ two. or, if YOU have no Goals. dip it
boiling water for the same length of
10. and then make four parallel marks
the breast. cut strips OF him, l"t
ron Tor salt pork) two inches long ana
uno-ciGhth Of an inch wide, put one OF
these strips securely into tn" sPht 'u"
of the Harding needle and insert II al Tue
first mark, bringing it out at the second
leaving AN equal length of fat pro'runlhs
at each end; continue inserting lheSt
strips at intervals of half an inch down
these two lines. aud then do the same
with the TWO others. Smaller blrHs may
be treated by placing slice OF pacou
over the breast pinnins 1t on with d
,oothpick.
Now let us try one or TWO mover way
Of cooking ChcEens. the hrSt manner
Of baking them mat ~ iuiIN cqual 10
hrolin& them. Dress the chltkehS dl''
split them as for broillng, soak Tor nan
an hour IN cold water wipe perfectly |rE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
So'SS%2exs,2

C0PvRiGHTED-

ued The nerv ous strain tells on her after
= Whl". There returns to me very clear
Is the case of one woman, usually a model
of calm Composure. who became so iril-
tatcd one day hv constant interruptions
that her temper got the better of her sell
control. She threw down her pen and rose
from the desk where she was preparing
Il club program, with an angry stamp OF
the foot.
1T does seem more than / can bear to
; he broken i'm upon i'm this way all the
timci' she exclaimed.
And the little sick child she was nursing
and who lay in his bed the other side OF
the room hid his head under the covers
and cried his heart out yet softly that
he might not be any further interruption
TO his mother
Such instances may be rare. but more
common are the furrowcd brow. the COM
pressed lips, the unsmilng face, that have
their instant effect upon Il sensitive child.
| even although he cannot fully comprehend
why the sun suddenly seems TO have
ceased to shine.
such disorders as gastric and intestinal
disturbances, malaridl fcVors ana other
comparatively non-contagious diseases are
! far leas trying to either nurse or patient
! than those in which the latter must be
| isolated. In these a trained nurse seems
! to be taken for granted IN any serious i'll
! ness. but there are still mothers who will
/ depute to no one else the care of "a sick
child. They viii tell YOU frankly that they
reserve the nursing tor themselves less on
tho childs account than on their own.
Some ono else might quite possibly take as
good care of the invalid as his mother,
| but what would become Of her own peace
of mind if her child We're in any hands
! but hers?
Go be continued next week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
NURSERY COOKERY.
GENERAL CARE or CHILDREN IN
ILLNESS.
Continued from last week.
BY Christine Terhune Herrick.

10y 'uIlSlllf I'lHullt ll'lIlNh
Even with the aid of these devices ii is
often difficult to give proper nourishment
to the child who is afflicted with total
want of appetite or with nausea Some
times the mothers heart Is Wrung by the
necessity she is under of Keeping the
child on a certain prescribed diet, and she
summons up allherstrength toenahe her
self to resist his plcadings for food that
would he harmful to him. a recollection
comes to me of the pitiful CoaXings of a
child who was suffering from an attack
OF nephrits, and whose recovery depended
upon his confinement to milk diet.
Against this his poor little stomach re-
VOTED and he longed unspeakably for
solid food lie was tie most tractable of
children but his craving could not be ST.
fenced.
Just a little crust of bread Mamma, y
nc would plead. Just a little tiny bit of
a crust. Darling Mamma | will be &c
good, 50 very good. Won't you give your
little boy Just "A little hit OF Tiny, tiny
piece of CruSt|'
When a mother stands firm under such
circumstances she ought to receive the
Victoria cross for conspicuous bravery
against overwhelming odds
1T is not always easy for the parent tt
keep her private worries and anXieties t.
herself when she is in the sick room, es
pecially when the Illness is long contn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

b"I5 bo Ss 5s {? f. a2" a Rc9"p 6p NS
%sGMe9 of " Nav Whe od"y ou H9Sfr WITH bright
homo crop reports aud bearish foreign
news. Late in the day. however sNnlpa
thiziug with corn and on export rum 'rs;
firm a. At partial i4C net decline. MHy, -
@78 9-l6c, closed 1850 July, "a, i-i6aIS,,ac,
CORN-ncccipts. 1890 bushels; exports
1Oi O37 bushels; sales 10000 bushels futures,
J1i.00 bushels exports. Spot firm NO; ''
47asc f. o. b. anoat aud 41sc elevator. pp-
ton market was generally strong all day,
advancing or light country acccptanreS,
yesterdays big cash trade. small rccGipts
West and good Chicago buying for long
account. Closed strong at =" iac net ,ad-
vance. May, H'iai4a,c, closed 49, July
AZ 1a-l6m i5asc, closed i5'sc. Sept i5@s@i6'
oA'rs-Rgccip's, e." Epshels' sa al,
NJ. 3. 2Sc; 40. white, $oI; No,a ? VIII Whit
track white, 3ou3tc. option market wrS
at first easy but later rallied with coin
Closed firm and ,'C ne, highGIr M JaE rI'*-
lIAN-StcadN. Shipping, 656 Zoe; good
to choice S06i90c.
HIDES Are firm. Galveston, 20 to
15c,;. California. 81 to % pounds, ~.
hGeSI R 35@2sG re W. i2%is 5; ssmod :
Refined steady. continent. $50; :. A.. $50
compound 81 62ts.
PORk-Was quiet Family. s1L25Mlj;9o'
short clear, sl3.Joalj.oo mess, at Sl3.25a
1875
ni,TTER-,MalEtct steady , W lssi i.,
1ju nc; do. creamery. l5isnlSc
/ CH EESE-NeW steady. Fancy large
white, lIqc; fancy large colored, llACi
fancy small white, l0i2ailc; fancy small
EGGS STEADY. state and Pennsyyaqita
12i2c; storage Western. l2aiM13c; regular
packing. 12l4m1yac. both at mark.
POTATOES-Ste Jerseys, 81 25u y
New York. $751; l75; Long Island. $l''
Jersey Sweets. $2.7jm3.25
TALLOW-Quiet. city o. per package
5'4c; .Cqnuntty, PackageS FREQ 5i4M5asc' :. ..,
York. N.35: Phiudelphia and Baltimore
1920 do. in bulk. $500
COPPER. quiet. Brokers, Sl72Mil7 i"
exchange. $500
COFFEE Spot Rio steady: No. : in
Voice. W14c, do. jobbinp. SIC. Mild pui"'
Cordova. N2dlIc. The market for futur"
cline and ruled generally weak owing e
bearish cables The close was barely
steady AT net decline OF 10 TO - points
Total sales wer" $3.50 bags, including
MAY 800; July. sos; Aug. $40; sept.
Tl5: Oct $40; Dec. s7.45, Feb. $7;N.
StGAR--Raw was firm. fair, refining
&c Centrifugal. 80 test 4i4c molasse
No. 6, t4.6j; 40. = $3.50; No. s, 81 80; NO. =
$50; No. 10. A45; No. Il, $40; No. Il
s4.S5, No. 10, $425: No. Il. .4.3s: standard 9
S.95; confeCtioncrs a si.95; mould n, s.
cut loaf. S5.5j; crushed 5000, powdered
So; graduated, &l5; cubes, $3.50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

Admiral DaWeY---Meipa announces
that she IS soon to wed Playwright
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carl Schurz run
down and sunk of Magnolia. Mass
Pewholders of the Church of Our Fa-
Their. East BOSTON vote to sell and build
in another section-Trial OF Morrison,
the sonambulist. on murder charge, be-
gun at White Plains y. Y.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is.
Roberts reports on Spion kop disaster
and sharply Criticises Butler Warren
and Thornycroft, no movements in the
field reported-Police looking for Will.
lam +. Adams of Maiden, Mass, and
about s9l7 he is said to have collected
for his employers Railroad traffic in
Louisiana. Mississippi and Alabama tied
up by hoods-Republican state and
congressional caucuSes in Boston. senti-
ment in favor Of Long FIR vice president
in cVidenCc-Death Of Miss Jennie
ONein Potter. the elocutionst-Cran-
ite cutters strike on Cape Ann near All
end one company comedies practically
all the union demanded-Memo tab
let. commemorative the enlistment OF
company c. raised in Cambridge Mass.s
in 1851. presented 10 thai city-Demo-
tldAS N&lI y l4'NAlNAf'lli ny pNNi ~ mug
majority on small vote, due TO new suf-
traEa provision; senator Pettigrews
friends defeated at Sioux Falls :. D
John G. Farrar the defaultinr Wa
bury, VT, bank teller arrested in Bos-
ton. returned to his home town
"Mysterious" Billy Smith knocked out
by Matty Matthews in tha l9tn round at
the broadway Athletic club. siy-round
Tommy White declared a draW--Sit-
nation strained between Turkey and the
United States because Of the suitan's
breach of faith in neglectnG to fulfil his
agreement to pay $4,000 for de-
ttruCtion OF missionary buildings at
Harpoot attack cases
headquarters at CaEayau, Mndauao.
and - natives are killed-SenatorH oar
delivers a remarkable speech against
imperialism" applause and conSratu-
latiCns from the Democrat Nine Goe-
bel murder suspects indicted by grand
Jury al Frankfort. Ky--Suicide of d.
# Baxter. a Lexington, Ky. newspaper
: man. who lo>t his reason worrying over
tine Guehel Burglar laden with
spois cooly walks from Newton, Mass.
house. frishtens the servants escapes
for "A time. and is finally trapped
. Lewis -. Leonard of Avon, Mass, shot
while working on his farm; not seriously
, hurt-House and senate cOnferees
, agree upon the Hawaiian government
bill, clause postponing extension OF
I coastWise laws for one wear stricken out
New York Republican convention
. elects delegates and electors. but does
not pledge delegates to either Roosevelt
/, or Woodruff; trend was toward renom-
, nation OF Roosevelt and pushing Wood
ruff for vice presidency,