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eyactions or unreasonable tolls upon
passengers vessels. goods. wares. mere
ch1ndise or other articles Neither
party. however shall Withdraw the
aforesaid protection and guarantees
without first giving six months nodce
90 the other.
Article VI--The contracting parties
IN this convention engage to- Invite
every state with which both or either
have friendly intercourse 90 enter into
stipulatious with them similar 90 those
which they have entered into with each
other 20 the end that al, other states
may share iH the honor and advantage
of having contributed to "a work OF such
general interest and Importance gs the
canal herein contemplated. And the
contracting parties likewise agree that
each shall enter into treaty stIpuIaiI0ns
with such OF the Central American
states as they may deem advisable for
the purpose of more ofgctualy carrying
out the great design of this convention,
namely. that OF constructing and main
tanning the said canal as % ship COM
muuication between The two oceans FOR
the benefit OF mankind ON equal terms
10 an and of protecting the same, and
they also agree that the good Offices Of
either shall be employed. when request
ed by the other I'm aiding and assisting
the negotiation of such treaty supula-
lions, and should any difference arise
as 20 right or property over the terri
tory through which the said canal shall
pass. between the states or govern
mcnts OF Central America. ana such dIf-
farences should I'm any way impede or
obstruct the execution Of the said elua.
the governments OF the United States
and Great Britain viii use their good
offices 10 settle such differences
in the manner best suited 90
promote the interests Of the said canal
and 90 strengthen the bonds Of friend
ship and alliance which exist between
tha contracting parties.
Article WILT being desirable that
no time should be unnecessarily lost in
commencing and constructing the said
canal. the governments OF the United
States ana Great Britain determine 10
give their support and encouragement
to such person or company as may first
offer 20 commence the same with the
necessary capital the consent OF the
local authorities, and on such principles
as accord with the spirit and intention
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tracing parties engage that II any
such canal shall De undertaken upon
fair and equitable terms by any parties
having the authority of the local gov
eminent or governments through whose
territory the same mas pass. then the
persons employed IN making the
said canal and their property
used, or 70 be used for that OBJ
iect. shall be protected, from the com-
mencement Of the said canal to It's COM
pletion, by the governments OF the
United States and Great Britain, from
unjust detention, cOniscation, seizure.
or any violence whatsoever.
Article IN.-The contracting parties
will use whatever influence they re-
spectively exercise with any state,
states or governments possessing or
claiming 20 possess any jurisdiction or
right over the territory which the said
canal shall traverse or which shall be
near the waters applicable thereto. in
order TO induce such states or govern
ments TO facilitate the construction Of
the said canal by every means In their
power: and, Furthermore, the United
States and Great Britain agree 20 use
their good offices, wherever or however
~ may ne tAItAlNItt iA NlNNA W ltNNAA II
the establishments OF two free ports,
one at each end Of the said canal
Article N.-The contracting parties
further engage that when the said canal
shall have been completed. they viii
protect Il from interruption, seizure or
unjust conhscaton, and that they will
guarantee the neutrality thereof, so
that the said canal may forever be open
and free, and the capital invested there
In secure. Nevertheless, the govern
ments OF the United states and Great
Britain, IN according their protection ia
the construction Of the said canal, and
guaranteeing lts neutrality and security
when completed always understand
that this protection and guarantee are
granted couditIonally and may be
Withdrawn boy both governments, or
either government. if both governments
or either government should deem that
the persons or company undertaking or
managing the same adopt or establish
such regulations concerning the traffic
thcrcupon as are contrary 90 the spirit
and intention OF this convention. either
by making unfair determinations In
favor OF the commerce OF one OF the
contracting parties over the commerce
OF the other, or b. imposing oppressive
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the valley OF Salamanca As the road
leads down the range OF hills IL passes
through a little settlement which we
called lime kiln town, for the chief oc-
Cupation. apparently the only occupa-
ton, of the inhabitants is burning
lime Strlnglng along the road on both
sides are these little kIIns some In
operation some just being filled up
others being emptIed. Lime rs as neces-
sary 20 the culinary department Of a
Mexican as yeast or baking powder IS
10 ours. The corn from which tOrtillas
are made must first be boiled an hour
or so In strong lime water. This s0f-
tens the husk and enables the kernel
TO be crushed I'm the matate with ease.
We passed also a large hacienda
which for It's size and produCtlyeness
equals any we have seem Wheat Is the
chief product and an admired the large
stacks OF straw both Tor size and man
ner of stacking One had stood so long
that already weeds We're growing on
top and yet two feet from the surface
the straw was az fresh as the day Il
was thrashed Alfalfa grows through.
out the valley, but not we'll and wheat
straw becomes a chief article Of feed
for horses in all the larger towns. Here
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consolidating the relations Of amity
which SO happily subsist between them
by setting forth and fixing In a con-
yention their views and intentions with
reference TO any means of cOmmunica-
ton by ship canal which may bee con-
structed between the Atlantic and Pa
cinc oceans by the way of the river san
Juan De Nicaragua and either or both
OF the Lakes of Nicaragua or Managua,
10 any port or place on the Pacihc ocean,
the President of the United States has
conferred full power on John VI. Clay
ton, secretary OF state for the United
States. and her Britannia majesty on
the Right Hon. Sir Henry Lytton Bull
wer. a member Of her maIesty's most
honorable privy council, knight COM
mander of the most honorable order OF
the Bath. and envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary OF her Britain
mic majesty to the United States, for
the aforesaid purpose and the said
plenipotentiaries. having exchanged
their full powers. which were found to
be in proper form. have agreed TO the
following articles:
Article 1.-The governments OF the
United States and Great Britain hereby
other will ever obtain or maintain for
Itself any exclusive control over the
said ship canal; agreeing that neither
viii ever erect, or maintain any fortih-
cations commanding the same, or In the
vicinity thereof. or occupy or fortify.
or COLOMBO. or assume or exercise any
dominion over Nicaragua, Costa RiCa.
the Mosquito coast. OF any part Of Cen
trail America; nor will either make use
OF any protection which either affords
or may afford. or any alliance which
either has or may have TO or with any
state or people for the purpose Of erect
ing or maintaining any such fortifca-
ions, or Of occupying terrifying or
colonizing Nicaragua. Costa Rica. the
Mosquito coast, or any part OF Central
America, or OF assuming on exercising
dominion over the same, nor viii the
united States or Great Britain take ad-
vantage OF any Intimacy or use any al
lance connection or influence that
elther may possess. with any state gov
eminent through whose territory the
sail canal may pass. for the purpose VI
ACQUIRING or holding. directly or indl-
iectiy Tor the citizens or subjects Of the
one any rights or advant8g On regard
10 commerce or navigation through the
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same canals or railways being open 10
the citizens and subjects of the United
States and Great Britain on equal
terms. shall also be open on Ike terms
10 the citizens and subjects OF every
other State which is willing 90 grant
thereto such protection as the United
States and Great Britain engage to at-
ford
Article IN.-The ratlhcati1ns OF this
convention shall be exchanged az
Washington within six months from
this day, or sooner. % possible
In faith whereof we. the respective
plonipotentiaries. have signed this con-
vention, and have hereunto affixed our
seals.
Done al Washington the nineteenth
day Of April. ammo D1miui one thous-
and eight hundred and hfty
tSeaD JOHN NJ. CAYTON.
(Seal) HENRY LYTTON BULWER
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THE MUCH DISCUSSED
CLAYTON.BULWER TREATY


said canal which shan not Dee offered
ON the same terms TO he citizens or
subjects Of the other.
Article II.-Vessslso OF The United states
or Great Britain trayersIng the said
canal shall in case Of war between the
contracting parties. be exempted from
blockade, detention or capture by either
OF the belligerents; and this provision
shall extend 10 such a distance from
the two ends Of the said canal as may
hereafter be found eNpedient TO es-
tabish.
Article HIN order TO secure the
construction Of the said canal, the con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

During the discussion Of the Nlcarag-
ia canal treaty much was heard both
In the United states Senate and in the
public press regarding the Clayton
Bulwer treaty This treaty was con-
cluded April 10, 1850. between John N.
Clayton, the American secretary Of
state, and Henry Lytton Bulwer, the
English minister II was ratified and
exchanged July 4, 1850. The treaty Is
as follows:
The United States Of America and
her Britannia majesty being DESTROYS OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
~. 49,. 49,
TOLD OF ROYALTY.

King Charles of Portugal has Che
reputation OF being the stoutest mon
arch alive. He weighs SOC pounds, but
Il said to be wonderfully active.
The king of Siam rides an American
bicycle of the latest model and SOW
eral OF his ministers are also expert
wheslmen. Not long ago bicycle club
OF which the minister of the interior
10 president had grand illuminated
turnout.
An automobile travelling van, an i'm
provement on the parlor car, has been
ordered for King Leopold OF Belgium.
1t will cost $4,000 and will contain a
parlor. . bedroom and = servants
room. II will have q so-horse power
engine that caa send It along at the
rate Of IS miles an hour.
Maj. Gen. Prince Alfonso Of Bavaria,
who IL IS years of age, has received his
discharge from the army, which he
applied for In consequence Of the Sc
we're criticism passed by the command
Ing generals on HIS handling Of the
cavalry at the last autumn maneuvers.
The prince is great sportsman and
generally popular.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
HE LIKES THE PLANET.

ANsTED, W. VA. March 10, 1901.
To the Editor,
Richmend PLANET:
Dear and Honored Sir:-I am in rs.
ceipt oil the second issue of the erich
moDd PLANET have perused It's
columns carefully and to my mind i,
is journal full OF interest from be.
ginning to end. 1t ia clothed
VS. the richest editorial thought
dealing with monentous Questions,
which furnish much food for Ameri-
can rs hection. like your paper for
this. like it the more for the racial
spirit which an'mates it-a circLn
stance which will tend to give it an
increased and continual circulation
among those OF our people who are il
terested in racial progress. Fearless
ness in the right is one of che leading
Oh sracteristics OF your weighty edito-
rails, Right makes might" Is 9 mot
TO that aunot fail OF it's efficacy IN the
end.
am yours for the race,
/. LEoNARD 5oorr.
Ansted, w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
SOME FEMININE BITS.

Banana crepe Is q new material for
evening gowns. Il n . fabric mid
way between China crepe and silk mus
lin.
The city Of Bombay, India, has q
sorosis club, composed Of Hindoc, Par
see and Mohammedan women. The
club motto Is: THE world was made
for women also"
There is still in existence an unrs-
pealsd law IN Switzerland which fer
bids the wearing Of hats more than Is
Inches In diameter, artificial flowers.
and foreign feathers under . heavy
penalty.
The new assistant 20 the president
81 the Chicago, Milwaukee a. st. Paul
railroad, according 20 Success, n q
woman, Miss L @. Carpenter, who Is
proHSunssd "a thorough railroad wom-
an" President Lennon seldom leaves
Chicago 20 &c over his line, but ssAds
Miss Carpenter.
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WANTED.
RIBEzA B. LRMus.

Agents wanted. Can make $3.OOper
day selling tie great practical work OF
our colored poet. and while you are
making this amount per day, you are
making your way TO any college in the
united States that you may desire
contesting for two scholarships worth
$50 90 and $4,000.
Write st once that you may be the
frat in the field.
Send 90 cents in stamps or money
order and receive full size book fol
sample. A book worth 81 90.
Write J. E. kCGIRT,
1884 Ache st.,
Greensboro, N. O.
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Z. ID. C. A. NOTES.

New faces were seen at the explanation
on the Sunday School Lesson last Sat-
uIdsy. There is room for more. You
are invited.
The reports from the Jail and the
aims house last Sunday were eneour-
aging. The committee is very active.
Men be faithful.
The address to the boys last Sunday
by Me-. w. II. Hatcher OF Manchester
WAS just what the boys need. There
is no excuse for the boys when they
Can hear such instruction. Take heed
boys.
The mems meeting last Sunday WAS
crowded. Mr.. NJ. 8. Morgan, princi-
pal OF she Night School delivered q
very able address; Subject: Lost On.
portunities. Every man felt happy G.
YER the occasion. MIny things were
said which will help in every way.
All enjoyed the solo rendered by Mr..
Edward Ellis. Jr, accompanied by Mr.
K. II. White.
8 z. M. Saturday you are welcome to
the explanation on the sunday School
Lesson by Prof q. r. Harvey.
The committee for the Jail and aims
mouse will hold meetings as usual.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

RICHMOND, Va, March Is, 1901.
headquarters First Brigade
OF VirRiDis,
5l1 n Srd st.,
lOrder, No. 2
Permission is heseby granted to the
Regiments, Battslions and Companies
IN this Jurisdiction to participates in
the THANKSGIVING eIerciees, sunday,
March 81, 1901.
By order,
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
Brigsdier General.
JOHN r. CHILEs,
Acting AdjutaBt General.
2t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
THE OUICASTS: A TALE Of the
NORTHWEST.

Mr.. w, A, Fraser, author Of Mooswa
and Others, has just written for early
publication in The Saturday Evening
Post = short, stirring serial, entitled
The Outcaste.
The Outcasts are an old buffalo and
. wolf-dog, and the greater part Of the
story is about the strange comrsdeship
and striking adventures of these com.
panions, and their pilgrimage, in cem-
panY, to the distant plains OF deep
grass Of which the wolf-dog knew.
There sre action, ana strength Of
word and phrase In the story, and the
touch Of the soil and the music and
charm and sombreness of the forest.
The rush sf the frerxied buffalo herd
to death is teld with splendid dramatic
power. The plan of the book is q IN
ique conception, and il is worked out
on novel and entertaining lines.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
TWO WOMEN HIS VICTIMS.
Why North Carelinians Took q White
Man Out of Jail and Hanged Hin

Raleigh, N. c., March 8.-Jamss Mar
tindale. white man. aged twenty six,
six weeks sgo near Carthage, outraged
Mrs. Brown, young married woman,
while she was on her way to teach
school.
He was brought here to prevent
lynching, and was in jsil here forty
days. Two weeks age he waR taken to
q srthsge
At 3 o'clock this moraing . mob storm
ed the isil, took him out, and hanged
him Oh the outskirts OF town,
The fact had developed that two
years age Martindsle had outraged .
young sister Of his wife, and this adj d
10 the intensity of the feeling against
him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

Congress were prefaced with: Confis-
cation OF all church property; Expul-
sion OF the Friars; Religious Liberty.
DR.. Reid, q Manila phVficisn 10 20 be
tried by . military Commission, charg-
ed with rsping q former Filipino belle
The OWL Commission will leave for
the Provinces OF Tsrlsc sad Parg ssin.
an to organize Civil governments on
Tuesday.
A cold snap is on and every one Ia
sleeping under two blankets and don.
ming heavy clothing.
Csrraboas, the native beast of bur
Den are dying fast OF some unknown
ept dsmic.
The Protestant Filipinos are calling
for American ministers to teach the
gospel and conduct meetings, promis.
ing large attendance.
RIBSzA B. LEMUs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
sfaA~'
Kin bred gouIa.

Literary Celebrity-Ah, yes, my safl-
Ing is an exacting one, but it has its
computations. There is a Joy in the
work Itself, when the fervor Of sompo-
stion In on, and you feel that the des-
TIMES Of the children Of your brain, so
to say, are in your own hands for weal
or WOO.
Sweet Young Thing-I know just
what that is, Mr.. squibobl Ihsve felt
the same way sometimes when I have
been eonpounding q saladi-Chicago
Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

Artist-Can you tell me whether the
eount liked the picture2
Chamberlain-Well, he did not say
anything, but I think he tried his best
20 And IL acceptable.
Artist-What makes you think sol
Chamberlain-The count shut one
eye when he looked at the pictured
FhsgsnGe Blaetter.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
Schedule in Eject January Il, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-BYRD
STREET STATION.

STREET STATION.
800 A. ID. NORFOLK LIMITED Tail,
Arrives Petessbsxs.eszs x.sza. kss
folk IL eta. M Stopsreasgssa PAT.
ersburg, WaverIy. andsHuSolk. Va
9:05 A. M. Daily. Arrives Petersburs
300 q. m, Weldon IL 80 q. M.
Fayetteville 4:25 D. m, charleston
1890 p. M, Savannah 2 ;55 q. m,
Jacksonville $500 q. m, Port Tam.
pa 10 p. m, Connects at Wilson
with No. AZ arriving Goldsboro 8,
20 p. m, Wilmington .. m. Pull.
man Sleeper New York to Jackson
1l:65 A. N. Daily, except SUNDAY. Ar.
rives Petersburg 1880 p. m. Stops
Manchester. Drewry's BluH. Cen.
traiia, and Chester on signal.
S:lb T. III. OCEAN, SHORE LIMITED
Daily. Arrives Petersburg 8:4S D.
M, Norfolk b:85 p. m. Stops oniy
folk.
$3.50 P. M. Daily, except Sunday. Ar.
rives Petersburg. $40 D. M, Wei
1Sn 1:42 M, and Rocky Mount
$500 p. m. Makes all intermediate
stops.
500 P. M. Daily Arrives Petersburg
$3.50 p. m. Makes ell stops.
6:57 p. M. FLORIDA AND WEST IN.
DIAN LIMITED. Daily, Arrives at
Petersburg 1897 d. m. Connects
with Norfolk and Western for Nor.
folk and intermediate points, EN-
porla $40 p. n. Connects with A.
lantic and Danville for stations be.
tween Emporia and LawrencevilIe,
weldon 10 p. m, Fayetteville
12:S2 Q. M, Charleston 5 20 a. M,
savannah 7 $50 a. M, Jacksonville
l2:lo p. M, Pert Tampa IL 80 D. m.
NEW LINE TO Middles Georgia
foints-Arrivina AUgasea ISL a.
m, Macon IL :15 q. M, Atlanta 10:
- p. M, ThomAsville 2:25 p. IN :,
Pullman Sleepers New York to
Wilmington, Charleston, Port
Macon, New York to ThomGsyille
every Tuesday.
9:10 P NJ, Daily, Arriving Petersburg
e:55 p m,, Connects at Petersbure
with Norfolk and Western railway.
arriving Lyrchburg $3.50 q. M
Roanoke ,. M, Bristol 10:4O a.
m. Pullman Sleeper Richmond to
LTnchburg.
1880 P. NJ. Daily, Arrives Petersburg
l2:lC a. m.
IL so P. M. Daily, Except Sunday THE
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
SPECIAL Arrives Charleston 8 .S8
q. m. Savannah 1880 q. M, Jack
sonville 2:50 p. M, ST. Augustine
4 20 p. m. Port Tampa IL 80 D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND,
400 A. M. Daily, From Jacksonville.
Savannah, Charleston, Atlanta,
Macon, Augusta and all point Is
South.
$40 A. 81. Daily. except Monday From
st. Augustine, Jacksonville, Savan-
nah and Charleston.
7:S5 q. m. Daily From Petersburg,
Lynch burg, and the West.
$40 q. N. Daily, except Sunday, Pet
ersburg local.
IL :1O q. m daily. except Sunday From
Goldsboro and intermediate sta
tions, Norfolk and Suffolk.
IL :42 .. m, Daily, From Norfolk, SUI
folk and Petersburg. kE
IL :0S I'M. Sundavsonly fEonihafsslk,
Suffolk and Petersburg. 49, %
2:1O p. No Daily, except Sunday, From
Petersburg.
7:22 p m. Daily From Miami, Port
TAmpa, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Gold bo.
70 and all points South.
$3.50 p. me Daily From Norfolk Suffolk
and Petersburg.
$3.50 p. m. Daily, From Petersburg
Lynchburg and West.
7. n. EMERSON,
Traffic Mana ger.
]. 3. KENLY,
General Manager.
II. n. EMERSON,
General Passenger AKent
O. 8. OAARB4LL,
DivisioR Psssenae1 Az
e$z East IAin 81.
w. =. TAILOR,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

An Independent fortune had the weAAA
that he we'd
He knew 1t when Ae starts6 In % wso.
he dldp't know, but found q 0ut-anA
wished that he were DEAD
Ter he set an independent wonan. tee.
~-Chicago Record q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
A True PhIlanthroDt,,

Mr.. Geodmann-You should tell our
doctor to call on the washerwonan.s
sanity.
Mrs. G.-Dear mel What's the mat
ter thsre2 ....
Influenza, I think"
"Who told your" -Se'S:'r1--~-~--.
mo one; but I notice that oniy two
OF my hsndkercheifs came back this
weeL."-N, Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
Sure PrSok

This won't do" exclaimed Nr.
phAmltman, here it's after midnight
snd that young mAA and Naudc are
sim IN the parlor."
sEew Dc you known" inquired Mira
XAsmNman.
sBssauss don's hear Q sOxaA aswa
0srs."-PhiladelPAis Prs&A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

Hys 60 the Hasn CAanoN.
Rene, you are asa enc ealy giArvs
NAs--Ss< fnHaeesai % lsaR a m
ne enc Ssu'n naF9$--Tswn <szGsz.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
A Contrast.

Inc man who so gsyly a short while age
or sweeping the country would tail<
NOW cuSsSs and kicks when he has ts 70
out
And shovel the snow of his walk.
Brooklyn Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

why she Dta Ie.
reene-Fsr shs SAa6,s saAbA
Miss PrettfwHA ever esns %
At homsiy ella sssi e . HsAg-
ny--I Understand he vsas a.
SAs msAsy sAs waataA.-Dee
script
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
THOS. v. MITCHELL
MONUMENT ASSOCIA-
TTONJ -AyS,,.t

The committee beg to state that for
the past few weeks eur report has been
crowded out but with this issue we
again present our subscription list,
which is opened to all friends of the
late Col 'lom MITCHELL" Subscription
can be left at the Office of the Treas
jurer Thos. M. Crump, 504 N. and st.
or with the committee. The same
will be published the following week
in these columns.
It 10 also hoped that the subscrip.
tions will be sent in as early as possi-
BILE, thus avoiding all unnecessary de-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23

-Mrs. Coleman Of north LIST street
motper OF mre. A. B. Hawkins. who
mas Deen quite sick is now improving.