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Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
LYNCHING IN FLORIDA.
Two Negro Prisoners Shot to Death in
Their Cells.

DADE CITY, FLA, Februsry 6.-wfi
Wright ard Sam williams, colored
charged with being implicated in the
killing OF Dan Childers and the wound
ing OF j. B. McNeily, Doth white. at
Rice AMI Phelps's camp. on January
26th. were killed in the county Jail by
q mob OF hf,y or more men at q late
hour last night.
The mob first called upon Sheriff
Griffith and demanded OF him the keys
to the Jail. The Sheriff refused, and
stood hrm through all Efforts TO intimi-
date him,
Fhe lynching party then moved tc-
ward the jail, and succeeded in break.
ing through the outer walls. but couId
not break through the steel celle. At
ter exhausting every effort to do 60
they opened fire on the two prisoners
from the outside, through the steel
bars. Williams was almoat instantly
killed. and Wright was fatally wound
ed and died in o few hours.
The coroner's jury, at an investiga-
tion to-day, reformed q verdict thas
the two men had been killed By pAI-
ties unknowL 80 the jury.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1901

musician of the band won. Sergeant
lam otou. OF band second and mus,.
cian kerts. comparatively new musI.
cisn + third. Prof Lafronek OF the
band was Judge.
at the conclusion, mess call sound.
90 and ell repaired TO enjoy an artistic
reOsst prepared uy Serst. Wataou and
his stan OF culinery artisss.
Menu: Soup, broiied ham, broiled
chicken, crea n potatoes, roast ribs of
peer. roast mutton, rosst pork, roast
lamb English peas, new beaas, tea
notee) sweet potatoes-native, stewed
chicken, chickes salad, lobster salad.
ahrimp salad. canned peaches, apples,
spricots, old granny sake, pound cake,
apple and cranberry pies.
AFTER dinner, she ball game was call
Cd: lt was hotly contested and re-
suited in KS defeat. Score, 5-z Bat
teries; K, Desdmsn, Beilmeyer and
nlhs "a OIemmons, Thompson, Gar
field day. $40
In the evening, the company enter
tain ed their guests with q grand ball.
which was highly appreciated by all.
Next day. the band marched to Su-
bic, but remsined only osy "a the
marines had relieved L company and
all proceeded to Cast,ll, jos on the
18th. The band bade GOOD bye to all
sno started on the return north, az
pressing themselves az highly pleased.
But une unplesssnt incident occurred
Co mar the pleasure Of their trim.
While coming from 7an Felips to San
Nsrciso, they we're fred upon by about
80 OF the enemy, tut esslil dispersed
them in short order. -
RIEEzI B. LINUS.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
WATKINs'S CRIME.
Hard ly Any Probability That He Will
Be Prosecuted for It.

NoTTowAY CoURTHoUsE. VA. Februs
ry IL l-(speciall-Ou court ad ionrpad
Saturday. l have been unable Io sea
the Judge or Commemorative Attor-
neV. presume that no action. will ns
taken in the case of Watkins, the man
who admitted on the witness stand
that he had fired the house OF Wilson.
in revenge for Wilson's advances te
Mrs. Watkins.
The only penalty for burning q DWELL
Eng IN the night 10 death, and under
the circumstances . convection could
hardly be obtained.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
THE COMPANY CELEBRATED.
HAMPTON. Va, February Goth.


Joseph T. wilso6 Company, No. IA
Uniform Rank, knights of Pythiss'
celebrated it's anniversary here last
night with a grand banquet at Bas-
sett's Hall. The Hygeia Orchestrs
diseoursed sweet music and MANY
moved to its enhancing strains.
Ospt. 8. Z. Blue drilled the comma
ny, executing many difficult and cred
liable movements to the qualification
OF all present. The m men presented
HDe appearance in their new uniforms
Brigadier General John Mitchell.
IT., who arrived here yesterday after
noon. addressed the Assemblage and
eolnplimented the company highly up-
on its admirable Appearance. After
the exercises, the grand march took
place. Brigsdier General Mitchell
accompanied Mrs. W. Z Atkins. All
then eat down to a bounteous repast.
Toasts were said and it was a late
hour before the guests repaired to
their homes
During his brief stay, Gen. Mitchell
was the guest of DIR. W. K. Atkins and
wife at their new palatial residence.
he left this morning for Richmond.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
A MOTHERS REASONS.

With many children ou've been blest
While I've been blest with none,
Will q you grant, then, my request
And give me only one7
FOR you have seven gi-ls and boys,
Your bliss must be como,ete,
Your measure must bs q led with ioys
our pleasures rare and sweet.
would not know which one to give
They re all so very dear.
l could not we'll without them live;
They must be ever near.
l could not spare my eldest child,
for be is my first born,
Yes, he's nv bride to put is mild,
To part with him I'D scorn.
The youngest is my hearts delight
'Fwould I'LL me with despair
IL she were taken. she's so bright,
So winsomt and SO sAir
My second I must have to stand
Up in his br rother's place,
Aud there's no besteS in the land
To represent our race.
Nv third, girl without Q peer,
a shectionste and kind,
And believe q, d sent her here
That she might soothe my mind.
one ike her father. that alone
Forbids that she deEa-t,
And for her faults would all stone,
She's very near my heart.
And then the fourth, why gracious me I
could not let her 90,
She's like her mother, don't vou ace
That's why love her SO:
Resembles both her grandmothers,
Proud OF her pedigree.
AZ much = man a. are her brothers
tn piuck OF high degree.
As to the fifth she stands alone,
For she 10 like us all,
Flesh of eur flesh, bone of our bone,
So grscsful. strong and tall;
The whole family cal her pet,
Are petted in their turn,
Her price & o high for any debt
! hat any scheme might earn.
The six h? why he's my baby boy,
L could not with him part,
No art nor vile you might employ
CIuld wrest him ftom my heart.
La fact prize them every one
5o dearly and so high,
Were you to take daughter or son
My heart Of hearts would die.
20. NJ STEWARD.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
CAsrILLrIos. P. L, Dec. II, leOl.

CAsrILLBJos, P. l., Dec. II, le0l.
Soiourn Of the 25th Infantry Band
anon the garrisons of the Bird Bat
TALON.
On October 26 h, l9Co the Band, 25
Infantry left the regimeDtal hsad-
Quarters ct Iba for an indefinite So
jouTn among the garri+ons OF the Srd
Battalion snd arrived at OabsnRan on
the 9th, playing for the Fiesta then
in pragress= and remaining several
DAYS playing for the company. The
concerts were highly appreciated by
cempsnY'B. which had just been NOV
ed from Subig after eight months of
hard and tedious duty, intSrminRled
with several engagements.
The time to depart for San Felipe
came. however, end the musician pull
ed out for that place. the Battalion
hesdquArteTa spending three dAys,giv-
ing several highly appreciated cen
certs and reluctantly pulling out to
partake of the native fiesta jOllities.
AtSsn Narcibinc, three days was
spent and the trip to Castillejos. where
company K is stationed was begun,
comPleting the frat week out.
Here the band was most gorReously
entertained. The first night bail
was rendered them, they furnishing
the music and the second, an enter
tainment by the Reading Club, at
which Corporal VIM. w. Fulbright of
the bsod was the principal speaker.
Finally, with much reluetA nee, theP
pulled d out for Subic to entertain Co.
l.. Returning to CastilIeios on the
third dag. they stepped only for din
ner, leaving for San Antonio, company
I Hnd San Narciso, company n. where
they we're Welcomely received by the
respective 9arrisons- After few day 8
at these places, they proceeded back
TO San Felipe for q rest. While there
the transport Omaha came in with IA :
tions and her skipper, Capt. Casey Wa 3
eptert aimed by q .ooncerG, which the
captain assured the Battalion conn
marder was highly appreciated.
Finally, on November 18th, the bar d
again started south, principally to
take part in the Thanksgiving day
field exercises at Oastillejos under the
toint auspices 5f company K and the
Y, NC. A., of the same, stoupinR z
thrse days at San Nariso and San An
tonic and two at San Marcelino, arriv-
ing on the oath. They were shortly
followed by the Lall team OF company
n.
opened with selection by the band
and q lOo.ysrd foot race. the maximum
entries being 10. The full number en-
tered. At the crack OF Serg't Wat
kin's pistol they were of. Corporal
Johnson of ran Corporal Lee Of K
she second time, 1219 seconds. Potato
race, sack race aud running broad
Jumps in order named was followed by
a three round beXing contest between
Private scott, of K, and Cummings OF
NJ. The latter won on points. An
other SELECTION by the band followed,
The tug of war was next on the pro
oramne and as the contestants had
lust swung to, the rope of native con-
struetion parted and che contest was
declared of.
one OF the most interesting features
was the hurdle race. The boys turned
over hurdle after hurdle and finally
wound up with Sergt. Watson winner.
He also won the pole vaulting match.
The grounds were then cleared for
the trumpet contess. Four crecks en-.
tered. eergt. Thompson, principal
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
Rev. Whites Lecture.

The good people of church hill en-.
1oyed rare treat Monday night. 18th
inst, at the Fourth Bsptist in the
shape OF a lecture on the subj act "How
to get wife and how to keep her," by
Rev W, ii. White. pastor Of Mt. Car.
mel Baptist Church.
The admission fee was los, bat the
lecture ~ss richly worth soc. sdmis-
sion. The audience was' large. appre.
cistive and composed of the elite OF
the Hill, Pity there are not more of
such lectures-they would serve as q
preventive OF the numerous divorces
ana be productive of more matrimo.
nial harmony ard happiness anon gst
our people. IL was instructive and { K
tremely entertaining.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
Tne Conference and Tae Council.

The Ministers Conference at its
meeting ast Monday passed 9 resolu.
on not recoE ling minh srs who took
a part in the council which recon-
mende Rev. J. Andrew B lWler for or
dination. This included Rev. W. r.
Graham, D. D: Rev. r. j: Bass, Rev.
d Webster Davis aud others.
R-v. Archer Ferguson was given the
privilege of apo ogizing and asking
pArdon and he would be taken back
next Monday. H. has not decided TO
accept the conditions: Rev. Dr.. Lew
is led the fight for the. motion sni BIZ
hours were consumed in the discus
cussion.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
FIRST honor PUPILS.
EAST END SCHOOL.
Week EndiDg FebruGfy 1901.

Sixth Grsmmsr-Mr. J. Andrew
Bowler, teacher: Carter Jones.
Fourth Grammsr-Aiss Rosa b
fsneey. tescher: John Garter.
Third Grammar Rosa 3. Yam.
cey, teachers Rosa Toast,
Second Grsmmar-Miss Rosa b
Moody, teacher: Jopepb ailI. AIbenis
Gresham, Mary Scott. Matte Jones
Scstt 6Wathmey, Amanda Gaines
Wsrree Jackson, William Wise, rher
esa Willis.
First Grammar Miss Lucy V. Boll.
ing, teeoher: Otwsy stewart, Lslis
Lewis. Mildred Lawson, Mars Wa.
wick, Bertha Burvelt.
Eighth Primary-Miss Annie NJ
jackson. teacher: Virgins Christian,
Senors Jackson.
Seventh Primary-Mis Mamie O
Wyatt, teacher: Ethel 9wathmey.
Isabel Johnson, Edna Browne, Annie
Johnsos.
Sixth PrimAry-Miss L. A. Willis.
teacher: Matte Barnes, Esrls W. HaI.
ris, Mary CHRISTIE Lille Brown. Hes
ter brsxton, Richard Brsx,on, Lucille
Lawrence. Bertha Holcomb.
Fifth Primary-Miss Mary e. Willis,
teacher: Emma Hill, Mary Tsncil
beasrice christian, Judetsa Temple.
Fourth Primsry-Miss Maud z. Nun
din, teachsr= Ida Thompson, Adele
johnson, Leroy Grahsm, Ophelis
Scott, Pearl Coles, George Tom pkins,
Ethel Gordon, Henry James, Wilbur
Lawson.
Third Primary-Miss Annie &
Keone, teacher: Cleopatra Scott, vii.
lie Saunders, Lucille Brooks. Oliyi.
Scott, Lizsie Bland, LonDie Burton,
Frank Morton, Aurelia Hunter, Willie
Langley, Thomas Brandon, Bertha
Anderson, John LaSrsnee. Ross
White, Pearl Morton, Arthur Ransom
Elijah Gordon, Thomas Starke.
Second Primary-Miss Lula g Has.
kinP, teacher. Willie Morton, Katie
Shelton, Hattie Hunter. RebsccS
Hood. Bessie scott, Ressie Kirby. Ru.
by MAcklin, Eddie Washington, John
Taylor, Felix Gwathmey. Samuel John.
son, Edgar Anderson, Joseph Harris.
First Primary-Miss Lula G. Has.
kins. teacher: CLARA Anderson, B 4ssie
Allen, Mary Ivison, Isaiah Christian,
Bertha Johnson, Judson Clarke, Percy
Brown, Isabel Hood, Eva Stew ard
Tipporsh Yesrnsn. Floyd Spriggs,
James Oolemsn, Percy sayles, Frank
Norman. Luberta Ashton, Augustus
Turner, Esther Coyle, Ernest War.
wick Florence Wtngfi1ld, Bette And.
erson, RIsa Howard. Charles Graham.
REMARKABLE PER GENT AT BAK.
ER SOBOOL..
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
The Fannie Lewis Chapter of the Or.
der Of the Eastern Star.

The Fannie Lewis Chapter of tke Or
der OF the Eastern Star was duIv "a.
tablished and degrees conferred hv
Special Deputy Grand Patron for Vir-
ginia, w II. Anderson in the parlors
OF Mrs. W. Isaac Johnson on Wednes-
day. February ID. 1901. The followino
are the Charter Officers:
Mesdames A K. v. Ramsey, Matron :
Matte E. Tyler. Assoeiste Matron /:
Lucy A. Ooles, Secretary; Miss Rosa
b. Madison, Warden Mrs. C. J. Banks.
Treasurer; Mrs Sallie Z. Dickersou.
Chaplain Miss Bertania Good man. Or.
gsnist; Miss julia j. Stevens and Mrs.
Mildred King Conductors. Mesdames
Ella e. MiRor. Fannie Goodman, Han
nah johnson, Mas Maggie e Stevens,
and Hattie = Graves, Adah, Ruth, Es.
ther, Martha and Eleta respectively.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
GONE BEFOR 6.

Mrs Margaret Glenn died Wedues
day evening. February 6sh. 1901. al
her heme in Powhatsn County, Va.
good Christian and . devoted wife and
a loving mother. She leaves q hus
bar d and two sisters, two brothers
and several grown children and grand.
children to mourn their loss. She ha,
laid down her earthly scsptre and gone
to her Heavenly reward.
"The city go holy and clean,
No sorrow can breaths in she air
No gloom Of afh etIon or sin.
No shadow or evil is there"
Her Children,
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

GANAWAY-Died Fsb'y IO.h 1901
Keziah GanAway. daughter of Mrs
L luiss Nelson, in Orange, New Jersey
after lingering illness She leaves Z
husband, three daughters, q 500, and
mother and Two sisters to mourn their
loss,
Dearest daughter, thou hast left US,
We our loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who hast bereft US.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Our loss is her eternal gain.
Her Mother.
LOUISA NaLsoN.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
Gard of Thanks.
W. D. WooD, Pastor.

desire to thank the membsrs and
friends of the Ebsaezer Baptist Church
who SO kindly remembered ms Tues-
day night February IL at the Friends
OrPhan Asylum by presenting me with
pair of shoes, suit of clothes, hat aud
other articles OF service also q purse.
This was q complete surprise. May
God help us, together, FOR the advance
ment of His kingdom.
Yours in Christ,
w. II. SToKks.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
An Evening of Pleasure.

Q1ite q pleasant time was snsnt =,
Mr.. w. Johnson's fall last Tbnrs
day evening as 10 p M. by the LovinO
Daughters of bethlehem and tha;r
friends. It was their 80 I'd Apniverss.
ry. The following 'ffisers were in
stalled by Mr.. Samuel Walker. Presi.
dent. Mrs. Maria Evans, Vice -esident
Miss Elizabeth Carter, ChaiIman
Mrs. Aboie jackson, Asst. Chairman
Mrs. Laura Richardson, OhanI.in
Mrs. Fannie Poindexter, Treasurer
Mrs: Ada Wilkerson, Secretary, James
IL. Terrell.
After the Installation came the deli
caeies OF the season of which ali took
part AMI seemed to have enioVed the
evening as spent.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
REV. BOWLER ORDAINE) },

Rev.lJ. Andrew Bowler, q grad ate
OF the Richmond Theological Semina.
ry was ord aimed on Wednesday night
last at the First Baptist Onurch of
which he is member in the presence
OF one of the finest and largest audi
encss that has ever assembled in that
editice.
Rev. w f Graham, d. D., the brill
liant pastor of the Fif h Street Baptist
Church elivered the ordination ser
mon and Rev. 4. Smith. charge. Rev.
Bowler has been called to the Mount
Olivet Baptist Charch, Church hill)
and it was in recognition OF this fact
that the honors were conferred apon
him. =
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
ALYNCBING IN MISSISSIPPI.
Charged With Arson.

MACON, MISS, Feb. 1.-two colored
men were lynehed SIX miles east of
this place last night.
About two months ago l.. r. Cole
living six miles from Macon, had bis
barn and several head OF stock burned
and parties have been working up evil
dence since, which eulmin Sted Satur-
day in shooting TO death IshmAn and
Henry Fod, two colored men OF the
neighborhood.
IC is considered that the evidence
against them was conclusive, and ne
further trouble is expected.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

The funeral Of Mr.. Albert 4. Humid
lev, VINO departed this life on Friday,
feb'y 18Th was held at Prices Hall on
Monday Feb'y 18th at IL a. m. Rev.
DR.. Partee offlciated.
The deceased leaves one son, six
daughters and i've grand children to
mourn their lose.
There Is . reaper whose name Is death
And with his sickle keen;
He reaps the bearded grain ut . breath
And che flowers that come between,
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
All OF Mss Chiles Pupils Receive an
Honor.

In Fifth Grammar Grade, Baker
School. Miss NJ. l.. Chiles, teacher, the
average OF the school in the Intermed.
late Examination was 90N and everV
pupil vas promoted receIving au hon.
or. This is the best record ever made
in grammar grade in that bundina
and The teacher and pupils may well
feel proud.
The following is list Of the pupils:
Julia lawson, r orence Br pWn James
Carter, Willie JAekso son, Cora Jackson,
Mabel Randolph, Leila Augustus
Earnest Hunter. Lindsay Taylor
Pearle Jones, Arnold Hill, Henry Wal.
ton, Walter Holmes. ida johnson
George Price. Thaddeus Henry, War
rem Bacchus.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

Thompson & Vsndervsll and was ssrv-
cd With rare tact and Judgment.
The oHsers are }. n. DabneY, presi.
dent; w. White, vice. pre- alden
=. b. Reid, secretary; O. 8.
EreeIand, recording secretary; Chss.
w. Campbell. sergeaDt-st arms.
fhe eom mittee OF srraDRerosnts
were w o. Turner chairman; w. III,
White, 81 G. Bolder, Samuel Miller
and Lawrence rinsley.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
SHOT HIS BROTHER.
Then Shot Himself and Out His Throat

AMELIA, Va, February l1,-Eddie
harris (colored) to-day shot his broth
eer, Jack 'CaIdy'D darris. The shoot
ing occurred at Ohula Depot, and WAS
cAusei by Eddie Harris's abuse of mis-
mother. Jack iaterferad and was shot
three times by Eddie After the shoot
ing Eddie shot himself twice and then
cut MIS- throat with o pocket. knife.
Eddie Harris is dead and Jack in In 4
very critical condition.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
A NEW NAME FOR 1T.
Crime Against Childhood.

NoRFoLK Va, Feb. 1s--When e. R
Fralt y, white, the Portsmouth UNDER
taker, is placed on trial in Portsmouth
Tomorrow To answer to The charge
against him Of crime against chill
hood, he will be confronted by q little
girl now in Baltimore. Her mother
Mrs. Montague left tonight, to bring
the little one here to testify.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
Do You Know Them2

/ desire to know the whereabouts of
my two brothers. One is named Ar
thur William and the other, ToIer
Butler. ] saw one of them in rs And
roler August Is. 1881.
Any information will be thankfully
received By addressing,
RANDOLPH BUTLnR,
l4l5 Poplar &c.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

PEYroH-RoBrNsoS-rhs msrriags-of
Mics Oarrie b. Robinson tO Mr. b. 81,
Peyton will take pisse on next Thura-
day, February 28th, 1901. at 8 80 D. M,
at the residence, 1512 ". Leigh Street.
Friends are invited.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
Take Notice.

All delegates to the Virginia Baptist
State Convention which meets in Bed
ford City, the sth of May, 1901, are, re-
quested to send their names TO the pas
tor of the Washington Street Baptist
Oaureh in order that yol may know
where yoa will stop before leaving
home. -
W. D. WooD, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

We inadvertently omitted the
name of Me-. w. Isaac Johnson. Vice
nresident OF the Negro Business
league, who was on the stage, upon
the occasion nf the lecture Of Prof.
Booker T. Washington.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23
Passed Away After Ii Months Illness,

The funeral Of Mr.. Philip ". Taylor
who departed this life Wsdnesd ay
February 13.h at 1912 N First Street
took place from F.rst Baptist Church
Sunday merniag, F. bruary II. 1901, al
IL o'cl Ick, Rev. W II, White off sIaS.
ing. The deceased was q member foI
more than 40 years. and beloved by al
who knew him, He leaves o wife, sew
en- children, seveA grandchildren and
q host OF relatives and friends to mourr
thsir loss, He died in triumph o.
faIIh,
would not live always,
Nor welcome the tomb,
Since Jesus has lain there
i dread nOs it's gloom;
There sweet be my rest
Till he bids me arse
To halt him in triumph
Descending the skier.
Goue, but not forgotten.
His Wife,
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

Ffteen cents will let you see it ali.
ne mean Q leen Esther nexs Monday
night as True Reformer's Hall.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

It's time 20 make your engagements.
Go and zee Queen Esther next Monday
night, Feb. 25;h at True Reformer's
Hall.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

Queen Esther at True Reformer's
Hall Monday night, Feb. 25sh. DON'T
forget the date.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

It's heap OF rrjoYmens for little
money st True Reiormei's Hail, Mon.
day night. Feb 25th.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-23

Don't stay at home and IVORY. See
queen Esther Monday night. February
25sh, at True Reformer's Hall.
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