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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
"Getting 1t Down rat
ReVOlVef ohiy a. If lanai

Revolver Only an lnc', I lanai
Stephen NJ. Van Alien u a. or
Me-. an expert shot with a F Lne end
yolver, has received as a Il ~" onIy
est revolver ever made IL - NV
Inch long, and is perfect IN s ae,na
tail. Il IS self-acting and the S ennD
holds six cartridges. The pu, nin n
the size Of the head of large p prer
cartridges possess sufncien' balfip'
send the bullets through n' test I
pine board. Mr.. Van Allen ns ascrrs
the little weapon and founo It
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
ODD WAY OF MEASURING.

Chinese Method of Computing Dfs-
tances In PuzziinR TO Foreigners.
Many travellers returning from China
have commented upon the apparently
singular lack of knowledge OF the dis
tances across their country or between
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

Justice Brewer, of the United States
Supreme Court, said in recent ad-
dress that he who calls mob into be-
ing cannot be pronounced wholly guilt
less of that which the mob may do.
The remark is both seasonable and full
of sound sense.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

Tennessee entered the lynching col
umn again recently. It's citizens were
naturally incensed because a jury had
acquitted a suspect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

g Many doctors assert that nobody
should ever run Perhaps the messen-
ger boy has got the right principle Of
long life after all.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
To CORRESPONDENT.

An communications for this paper should be ACCOM-
panied by the name Of the author not necessarily ion
publication but evidence of good faith on the part
Of the writer Write only one side OF the paper BE
particularly careful in giving and dates to have
the letters and figures plain and distinct
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

Remember, Jane Smith, that when a
friend repeats gossip you told her, she
begins by saying in an apologize tone,
Jane Smith, who is a big gossip, and
whom I don't often quote, says So
and-s0."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

On the same day that Mr.. Carnegie
gave away $5,OOO,OOO Mr.. Rockefeller
earned" 100000 in dividends, but
failed to give it away That's one way
money is earned and spent nowadays.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

An American firm has received an or
der from Africa for three hundred
axes. And that's where Cheops origin
ated, too.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
Some Signs of a Good Teacher

Some Signs Oh d Noou
She will read professional anu .
books, educational and other pay
and magazines.
She will patronize pubic iOIa
and reading rooms, and If hef pu
are sufficiently advanced she WIN
fluence their reading along goou ~
She will attend punctually all 'e'
ers' meetings and do her share LOW
supporting the county and STATE oi'
izations. :.
She will do a certain amount u
ing on her children. :.
Occasionally she will be 1ounu
ing the children on little trip "
park or some of the younger one'
museum, and older pupils 10 w.
factories which afford entel'"'D -.
and instruction. These Things r W.,
a pleasure to her.-The Nse" HO
ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

A PENNSYLVANIA man estimates that
since his marriage he has eaten 43,SOO
pies. An enviable life!
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
Inks of the Ancients.

The inks of ancient days were much
ike black paint, and, on account of the
large quantity of gum used in their
manufacture, the letters stood up in re-
lief on the parchments as though en-
bossed.
It is an art to be able to conceal the
defects of art
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

Talking of libraries, Carnegie won't
be in the back of the books as public
benefactor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
Cotton Spinning in l'T :

Cotton Spinning - ~ in fta!
There are now in opera'ioonn MOO lee
the cotton industry osei a;ndles y
and more than 3,O0o,Oco spi INV tafg
i ian cotton goods are nov ans5'
exported, especially to oo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18
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School Pupils Designations


Teachers generally agree on
thing-they say let night enter
ments, If they have to occur inI
school child's life, come on Fridaj
Saturday night, but do not let 4
break in on study days. One teal
tells me she would much prefer il
not occur at all, and she points on
her best student the rosy-faced pla
gowned little girl with her hair nd
parted and hanging ina long braid d
her back. "Not only my best ruI
she adds, ''but my best girl; sweet
pered, courteous, and kind to all
fellows, rich or poor. She is simpl
her manners as in her clothes, and
a girl, not a young lady yet. loul
why? Simply because she has a 10Y
wise, womanly mother, with the
interests of her child and the lnle1
Of the whole school at heart yeti
is one of the wealthiest women nj
city."-Good Housekeeping.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

The best place to get good, plain
board is at planning mill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

An Indiana jury, in its wisdom, has
the value of single kiss at
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-18

Adam had his trials pu'
to face a fool jury.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
Pythians Of Richmon6-A New Lodge
Instituted,

The Knights Of Pythias. N. A, 8. A.,
E, A A & A. were at work in Fulto q
which is o part OF this city, last Mon
day night and as q result Fulton Lodge
No. AZ and AZ strong Ia satisfied that
it knows all about the mysteries OF
the three ranks
Grand Chancellor, John Mitchell, Jr.
was assisted by the following Sir
Knights: VIM. h Hill. P. 6. O; Ohss.
e. Steward, g V.O.; Foster L. Lucas
q. p; e. r. Jefferson, g. K & &
VIM. FL. Randolph, G. NJ. of Excheouer
VIM. E. Noble, g. o. g.; Andrew j. .
Smith, Jr., g. I. g.; q. NJ. at A., Jesse
Scruggs; Assistant q. M. at A., 8. 8
Baker, Augustus Taylor, W. W. Scott
Grand Attendants, Anthony Fowlkss,
v. M Gwathmey, Craven Tate, Rob-
ert Turner. Gabriel Watkins, Marcel.
lus Bingham, VIM. Ellis Jr., Thomas
N. Crump, Themas RUSSELL Jessie Ran
dali, j. Henry Sjokes and others.
Tne following Sir Knights are off,
GERS OF the new lodge:
Chancellor Commander, Rev F. W.
Williams; Master of work. VIM Scott:
Wee Chancellor, Thomas Page Prelate
VIM. Brown; Master of Excheouer:
Thomas Jones: Master of Finanee. J.
0. Dawson; Keeper of Records & Seal.
K. W. Whiting; Inner Guard, Leroy
Morris; Outer Guard, James Banks.
Master at Arms, r. G.. Porter.
Trustees: Thomas A Jones, Wm.
Scott, James Cox.
A bounteous repsss was spread and
all heartily enjoyed themselves
After the installation OF officer sy
the Grand Chancellor a vote of thanks
was rendered the Sir Knights who as
sisted.
This lodge was gotten up by the ef-
forts OF DR., Z, JEFF erson assited by 8.
b Baker with the club under the lead
ership OF the eloquent Rev. Z, W. Will
hams and Wm. Scott who worked I'm.
tiringly for its success.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
Ministers And Deacons Meet.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
MiDisters and Deacon's Conferences OF
Richmond, Winchester and vicinity
vas held at the 5;h Sc. Baptist Church
n Jndsy, B p m Rev. w. T. Graham,
ID. ID. presiding. d DEVOTIONAL Exercises
we're conducted By Revs. J. H. Burke
and Geo. r. Holmes. The minutes OF
the previous meeting were read and
adopted. The roll of m msmbers was
called which showed that there were
twenty-four Elders Licsntiates and
Deacons enrolled. The presid ent stat
ed the object of the meeting and an
nounee1 the program for the evening.
There were seventeen applications 3
for membership made TO the Confer.
ence and after due proof OF. qua.lfica-
tion were elected. The brethren re-
ported the work done on Sunday and
showed plainly that the yhad been &C.
lively engaged in doing the Masters
work.
Many were the words OF comfort
and cheer given to the Conference.
Visitors and friends throughout ths
meeting was characterized for the
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
Boys Strike For Trivial Cause

Wilkesbarre, Pa, April II. - Thss+
breaker boys employed at the Prospeea .
mine Of the Lehigh Valley Coal com =
pany went out on strike yesterday be, =
cause one of their number was dis
charged. The foreman discovered "a
hot pulley, and called for an oiler
The latter did not respond at once, ano
Jig tender was ordered to oil up anST
thereby prevent fire. The Jig tender
refused, saying it was not part of hiss-
duties to do oiling. The foreman dis
charged the boy at once, and the, other
boys then struck out of sympathy. TbSxss
necessitated the shutting down OF ma
breaker and also the Oakwood, Rldz-
vale, Wyoming and Port BowEikxy
mines. 1t is estimated that there sruG
nearly 5000 miners idle In conzas.
Quence. y
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20

sPirit of peace aud unity, aud all real.
ICED the great blessing besto we'd upon
the com nunity in having q Conferences
IN the Baptist Brotherhood where the
freedom OF speech and action San be
exercised without being molested hs
any arbitrary power or L. dueuee.
In con surrepce with the provision OF
the constitution the frst public meet
ing will be held st the Ms. Olivet Bap-
sist Church, Rev Andrew b Jwler
pastor, Monday Gvenipg, May 18th ut
D O'Clock. The committee has been
sppoiHted to prepare 9 suitable pro
gram for the occasion. After other
routine Business the Conference closed
with singing, ''Blest be the tie that
binds" led by Rev. D W Davis. Ben
ediction by Rev VIM. A. Cook.
RBv. W. p, GRARAM. D. De-.
President.
M. B. HUoLBs,
8 cresary.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
Personnel of the Naxx.

Washington, April I7.-SecrefarsS
Long has had compiled table show
ing the proportion of native born .anSg
foreign born sailors in the United,
States navy. This shows that durtnzs
the Spanish-American war out OF u
total of 22,S2S the total of native bornz
sailors was 1906, and Of foreign borus
1922. or the foreign born sailors mora,
than one-half have become naturalizesss
or have declared their intention OF be- !
coming citizens. The statement further
shows that the navy is more sxcluel
sively American than is generally sup.
posed.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
Minister Loomis Home Again.

New York, April 17.-Hon. r. b.
Loomis, United States minister to Ven
ezuela, is passenger on the Red "D''
line steamer Caracas, which arrived.
last night from San Juan. When asked.
If he intended to return to Ven ezueIs.
he.said that he did not know, as he had.
not given the matter a thought Afr:
Loomis said 1t was untrue that he had
expressed himself regarding President
Castro's attitude toward Americans,
nor had he said anything about Gen.
Andrade.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
HENRIoo Co., Va, Sunday Evenin q ,

HENRIoo Co., VA, Sunday Evenin !,
April 7th, 1901.
The Quiocsin Baptist Sunday School
met for the purpose OF having installs-
tion services, Opened by singing
hymn, No 194
On motion Bro. John Bryant was
chosen Moderator pro tenn Bro. w. j.
Cousins, Secretary, pro tenn, and Bro.
Edward Johnson, Chaplain, pro tenn.
And on motion Brother J. A. Carter
was elected installing mast T.
The Chaplain read for scripture les
son Luke 2: 1st to Goth verse, follow
ed BY prayer, then singing hymn No.
l65
The Moderator then introduced Raw.
James Holmes TO preach the instAlla-
tion sermon. He sscended the ros-
trum taking as his text Deut 6:6, And
these words which / command thee
this day shall be in thine heart"
He proved himself the right man in
the right place by mastering his text
as one fully equipped for the position
he 0ecnpied.
He reflected much credit upon him
self ss q genuine Sunday Sch Jol work
er. Then singing hymn No. 65, the
list Of officers TO be installed was call
ed by the Sec'y protein. =.
Messrs Sylvanus Smith. Superinten-
dent, VIM. Houston, Assistant Sapt !;
Leonard Ross, 8 ,c'y; Misses Sarah r.
Greene, Assistant Secretary; Bette
L. Payne, Treasurer; Alice Robinson,
Ohorister; Martha Lewis, Librarian {;
Mr.. Robert l. g. O:gAnist.
Teachers: Mr.. Jossph Psyne, Ad-
vance teacher; Miss Sarah r. Greene,
intermediate teacher; Miss Ruth
Smith, Iofans teacher.
All were present except the organ
ist. They responded to receive the in
structioh in the duties of their ofice
which was perform I'd be Bother J. A.
Garter, in a very dilligent manner.
The exercises being completed while
Misses Ella Anderson Sarah &. Greene
sang q beautiful duet b y which our
very souls we're sweetened. The amt.
of 81 was taken mp.
Olesed by singing hymn, No. 1873.
Benediction by Rev. James Holmes.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
fythians at tPocahontss-A New Lodge
Set Apart There.

PocAHoNrAs, Va. April ID, 1901
Our town 10 about 300 miles from
hlchmond but the arrival OF Grand
chancellor, John Aitchell, Jr., Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seal, rhos. "
Orump and Past Chancellor, B. p
Fandervall see med to have brought us
nearer 60 tbs CaDital citv.
ThrougE the efforts of Messrs ". R
Patterso6 and d. C. Johnson 88 men
SSES reedy to be Instituted into a
lodge OF knights OF Pythias, N. A., s
A., E.,. A, A. & A. The ceremonies
took place at Odd Fellows, Hall in the
pres eDce OF SIR Knights from Bram-
well, B.uet1eld and other places in
west va Ihe exercises were lmpres.
sive
The following are the officers OF the
new organization, which is Pocahon.
tss. No. Al: Chancen 1r Commander
X, l. Jackson; Master OF Work. ID. O.
Johnson; V.Chaocellor, p. w White ;
Keeper OF Records and Seal, y. L. Sam
uels; Master of FL snce. W. 4. Hilton :
n sster OF Exchequer, Pete Woody
Master aS Arms, A. j. Rutherford Pre-
late, y. A. Green Inner Guard, Olem
Palmer; Outer Guard, J. G. Woody
trustees: D. y. johnson, r. A. Green,
W. A. Hilton.
Those v no filed stations nc Pocahon-
tas were John Mitchell. Jr., G. &c; II.
n. Crump. q V. c.; B P. Wander
vall, q. F.; W. r Patterson, of Doug
lass Memorial Lodge, No z, Bluefisld
W. Va, q. NJ. CT W.. al IA It er aes b
silver Leaf Lodge, No. 8, BrAmwell, ".
Va, q. NJ. at a.; j. NJ. Jones, Doug.
Lass Memorial Lodge, No z, Biuef lid.
w Va. G. /. g.; Robert Galloway,
Douglas Memorial 1 dge, No. z, Blue,
d I'D, w, Va, q. o G.
Squad No /: Louis Heath, Willie
Austin. o. c. Grew Charles Ease.
Squad No 2: william Penn, Frank
Harper, Willie Ross, d. W. Allen.
Squad No. 8: Ryley Ssies, Fletcher
hareer, L. q. Gaines, Page.
Squad No. 4: Henry Hall, Pomp
Wright, s W. Lover, Wyatt L ,gan.
A bounteous repast was served and
all enjoyed themselves. It was five
o'clock this morning when the work
was completed.
Grand Chancellor Mitchell was the
guest OF Mr.. D. G, J ,hnson..
Sirs Crump and Vaudervall stopped
at Mrs. Smiths establishment.
The party left to day for Richmond
and expressed themselves as being
much pleased with the trip to Poea-
hOutAe
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
TERRIBLY MANGLED,

An unknown colored youth, apparent.
IL about 10 or 20 years of age, was
run over by q freight-trsin on the
James-River Division Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, about nine
teen miles west OF this city, at 4 O'Clock
Monday afternoon. He was so badly
crushed that ne died before he could
be brought to this city.
1t is not positively known whether
the boy was stealing ride or wheth-
er he was standing or lying on or near
the track when he received his fatal
injuries. The local freight by which
he was mangled had passed by when
the accidentIwas discovered. So far
as known. only two cars passed over
the man, but these did the fatal work.
As soon as the accident was ::discov-
cred the train stopped, and the iDjdr-
ed man was taken aboard with the in.
tention of taking him to this city ifor
treatment. H. was unc on Scious when
picked up and never regained con
sciousness. Both legs had bsen severed,
and the shock was so great that he
never rallied
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
Fulton Not q.

A court of Calanthe will so ou be set
apart.
Lords supper services and meeting q
OF expression were both good last Sun
day Notwithstanding the inclement
weather.
Rev. Ruffin of Mecklenburg, who has
been working here in revival mee ting.
preached his farewell sermon last Sum
day at s p. m. and left for his home on
Monday. He did much good while he
was here.
Rev. Jeffries. pastor of the Union
Level Baptist Church will administer
the Lords supper next sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Wing field, the mother
of Mr.. Leonard Smith departed this
life en- the 1esh inst, at q. m. She
was consistent christian and hence
she now rests among the bl~st.
Mrs. Maria Fleming and infant child
are sick.
Messrs Nichols and James o. Dax-
son have been in6isposed for q week.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
For the Week Ending April II, 1901.

9th Grammar-Mr. J. Andrew Bow
Ter, teacher Virginia Lee, Jno. Garter
and Rosa Moss.
Bird Grammar-Miss Rosa B. YAreav
teacher: Scott GwAthmeY, Joseph Hi
Rnd Estelle Kelley.
1st Grammar-Miss Lucy v. Boiling.
teacher: Grace Gross, Junius Glover,
ana Sonora Jackson.
Sth Primsry-Miss Annie NJ. jack
son, teacher: Eina Brown, Samuel
Carden, HerOert fleming, E;heI
GwAthmey, Irma Harris, Arthur
holmes and Mary James.
9TH Primary-Miss Mamie o. Wyatt
teacher: Earle Harris, Mary Christie
Lucille Lawrence, Richard Braxton,
Mabel Harris, RUBY Olaiborn, Leila
<simms. Ethel Woolridge, Lily Wood
2son, Henry BrAxson
h Primary-Niss Lula A. Willis
$teacher: Mary +. rancil, Beatrice
<Dhris ian. James Roberts, Emms HilI.
Ber shs Dennis, Viols Chsatham, Percy
eh 'rson, Jieu1etts Temple, Willis
johnson.
4 9th PrimAry-Miss Mary e. Willis.
eacher: Ida Thompson, Eiwsrd Nc
$Aiister, Susie Logan. Ophelis Scott,
lement HArgrave, George Tompkins.
'eroy Graham Ethel Gordon, Nil
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
To Arrest Indian Aeitn.ora.

Muskogee, i. T., April 17.-United'
States Marshal Bennett has issued ms
structions to his deputies to arrest Lab
Tab Micco and Chitto Hario, alias
Crazy Snake. wherever found. Suf-
ficient information has been received.
by the court officials here to eonvinca
them that these two leaders OF tina.
Snake band are again at work advis-
ing their people to continue to oppose
the policy of the government regarding
their tribal affairs.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
REV. wM. TROY HERE.

Rev. VIM. Troy, former pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church and also of the
Sharon Baptist Church arrived In the
city last Wednesday night. He ex-
pressed mush regret at his not being
notified in time to reach the city ia
order that he might attend the funsr-
al of Rev. John Jasper.
He is now located at Camden, N. ].
Rev. Troy has not decided when he
will leave the city. he is now located
ct the residence of Mr. and Mrs. j. p
johnson, 7l6 N. Bird st.
Rev. Troy is the picturs OF health
and 10 90 vigorous ss eVer.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20

ored James, Msudel Lee, Henry James
James Tyler. Mary Burke, Lily Chris
tisn, Virginia Mitchell, Estelle Smith,
Adele johnson.
4tb Primsry-Miss Maud E. MundiR,
teacher Frank Norton, Willie Saund-
ers, Bertha Anderson, Pearl Morton,
Olivia Scott, Cleopatra Scott, Carrie
Smith, Rosa white, Lonnie Burton,
Bland, Irene Christian, Inex Fl Harris,
1iller Woodson, Thomas Brandon,
John Lawrence, Elijah Gordon, Robt.
Harris, William Preston, Evans John
SOD, Robert Gentry.
Bird Primsry-Miss Annie s. Keene,
teacher: Battle Hunter Rsssie Kirby
Ruby Macklin, Willie Morton. felix
GwathmeY, Eddie Washington, Mary
Woodson, Mary Steward, Hazel Bland
Marie Harris. Bessie Scott, John Tay-
lor. henry Davis, Edgar Anderson,
Samuel Johnson.
End Primsry-Miss Lula g. Haskins,
teacher: Martha Allen, CLARA Ander
son, Bessie Allen, Liberia Ashton
Willie Caldwell, Esther Coyle, Annie
Ford, Rosa Howard, Isabel Hood, Ma
ry 1visoE, Bertha Johnson, BEATRICE
Johnson, Gertrude Moss, Eva ssew ard
Alma Thompson, Florence Winsfie d i,
Robert Boissesu, Percy Brown, James
Coleman, Jas. Easily, Leonard Jones,
Frank Norman, John Winsfleld, Ar
thur Scott, Howard thompson.
1st Primary-Miss Lula G, Hsskirs.
teacher: John Clarke, James Ohrislian
Samuel Eatman, Robert johnson. AL
Ian la ni Xtllio Ra1aor, Enl;o MI
Hezekiah Ssyles Willie Williams, Ma
thAniel Smith, Lizzie Brad ley, Estelle
Bentley, Clsudine Baylor, Rosa Black
we'll, Euls Collins, Anna Coles, Amelia
CLARK, Lottie Harris, Bette Harris,
Dora Jackson, Virginia Montague,
Ruth Riley, Alma Scott, Enma smith,
Edith Williams, CsudlDe Williams,
Martha Robinson, Lottis williams.
BAKER sUHOoL
/. ist Grammai-Mfss NJ. II. Smith tesch-
sr-Msry Daggett, lamar Carter, Sem
ora Eldrioge, Mabel Smith, Clarence
Grey.
7th Primsry-Miss O. r. Brown,
teAcher-Ada GGeen, Azelis storrs,
Cora Smith.
9th Primary, Miss Nj. E, Allen, tesch-
q
is Orump. Robert Scott, Bertha Camp
bell, Laura Augustus, Naomi Hill,
Ethel Jacks-n. Nellie Jones, Lizzie
Parker, Florence storrs, Lille WAd.
dey, Jeanette West.
4ih Primary-MIss Martha r. Crump
teaeher-Charles Grey, AbrAm john
son, John Pearson, Edward Ysncey,
William Young, Maggie Farrar, Cora
Isa
ris, Mary Pearson, Mildred Taylor,
Mabel West, Frances Weaver, Bernet-
ta Young.
Bird Primary-Miss e. v. Trent,
teacher-SAdie Lewis. ArmeSa Stokes,
Katie Gilpin, Erma B sniamin, Malne-
on Jackson, Mary Miller Willie Dab
ney, Henrg Dawson, Willie Gray, GRAFT
lon Graves, Joseph Lovings, Allison
Miles
9Th rsmmAr-Mrs. r. d. Bowser.
teacher Florence Brown, James Oar
ter, Willie jackson, Lindsay Taylor.
9th Grammar-Miss M. L. Ohiles.
teacher-Gertrude Augustus, Emma
Armstead, Eleanora Smith.
4th Grammar--Miss Lizzie B. w ills.
teacher-Balle Morris, Lucy Lewis,
Alberta Hughes.
Bird Grammar D. Webster Davis.
Observation-Disclosures storrs, Viola G.ey
Inez Jones, Mary Johnson, Arsena
Lewis, Bernice Nelson.
End Grammar-Miss Vera A. Holmes
teacher-William Psrtee. Maggie Bak-
er, Ann Galloway, Lily Harris, Elizs-
beth Howard, Emily Lewis.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
$3.50 PAID.
Danville Va. April 13 1911

Danville Va. April 13 .19J1
This is TO certify that have received
from John Mitchell Jr. Grand Chan
cellor Of the Grand Lodge of Virgins,
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($I5O)
in payment OF death claim of Sir r. D.
Edmonds, who was S member OF Ro-
man Eagle Lodge No. Is. z. OF p, N.
A.. 8. A E., A. "A. aRd 4.
Signed:
P. II. Roisseau,
Administrators,
Witnesses: Tno. W. Howard. d. L
Banks, A. L. Winston, W A. Millner,
D. ID. G. O.
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
senator Magee,s succe..or.-

Pittsburg, April 1.-THE result of
the special election held yesterday to-
elect successor to the late c. L. Ma
gee, as senator from the Forty third
district, resulted in the election Of W.
A. Magee, Jr., by plurality Of nearly
to 1. ]. e. Kane, Democrat, and J.
K King, independent Democrat, were
mis- opponents. Mr.. Magee, who IN q
nephew of the late senator, will 90 to.
harrisburg at once and qualify.
Monday, April is.
Representatives OF 81 labor unions frs
New York have started an independ emit
labor party.
Ambassador Fava, for II years TIA iy's
representative at Washington, II to re-
tire at his own request,
Alice Kline, IL years old, Of East or.
Pa, swallowed poison and died beca us,
she was crossed In love.
The Korean government has prTcs
mulgated a law enforcing the pen alr.s
Of death for opium smoking.
Wilhelmina, the young queen Of Hei
land, Is expecting an heir this faIl, snC,
has stopped taking her custom arr;
drives.
AZ meeting yesterday Of the docEe
Iaborers OF Genoa, Italy, q gan ersl
strike was decided upon. This wiry
have the effect Of delaying man
steamers.
Tuesday, April 10. ~
The secretary Of tho treasury yes
terday purchased 81. $685. 900 short terne
per cent bonds at $113.56.
Mgr. James Mcmahon. the wen
known prelate, died at the Cath Olia
university In Washington. aged 81,
Richmond planet., 1901-04-20
A COMPLIMENT FROM TIE NORrH
Rockville, Conn. Leader. ]

1.-THE Planet" is the name Of q week.
ly paper published ct Richmond Va,
by and in the midst of the colored.
people. The Planet is q newsy, we'll
edited publication, it's articles and
arguments showing marked ability,
good Judgment and sound common
sense. In its championship OF the col
cred race it is as might be expected
outspoken and fearless, yet consider
ate and gentlemsnly.