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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
NEW LAWS IN FORCE.
Governor stone AffIxss HE Signature
TO A Number OF Measures.


Harrisburg. Pa, July 3. Governor
Stone has approved the resolution for
the printing of 10000 copies of the
bulletin entitled Tuberculosis OF cat
tie and the Pennsylvania Plan for It's
Repression" The governor also AZ
proved the following bills, and left Tor
Atlantic City: Amending the act pro
viding for the improvement of main
travelled roads. changing the time OF
the operatioR OF the law; to encourage
the planting Of trees along the road.
sides Of the commonwealth; authoriz-
ing county commissioners to pay con
stables for certain services performed
In 1ss7-sS; supplement to the act OF
1914 regulating the proceedings Of 5us-
tices OF the peace and aldermen IN
cases Of tresspass. over and rent; au.
thorixing corporations created under
the laws OF this state to increase or di.
minish the par value of their shares OF
their capital stock; giving courts the
powers to authorize the adoption of
children OF this state by persons in
other states; providing that kidnap-
pers shall be tried in the courts OF
oyer and terminer; repeating the act
compelling the Allegheny county
judges to visit the House OF Refuge
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
Hebrew, In Conference.

Philadelphia. July 8. About nifty
ministers of American Jewish congre-
cations assembled at the Kenesett
Israel Temple here, last night, to at.
ttend the nrst meeting Of the Twelfth
annual session OF the Central Confer.
encs Of American Rabbits. The great
heat prevented as large an attendance
as would have under ordinary condi.
lions been attracted by SO distin
guished q gathering. Rabbi JOSEPH
Krauskopf, OK the local committee. de.
liyered the address Of welcome. Sew.
eral other addresses were made. and az
ter the annual message OF the Presi
dent. Rabbi Joseph Silverman, of New
York, had been read, the meeting adj
journed until today. The sessions will
last until Saturday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
Missouri and wellesley. Day,

Buffalo, July s. Yesterday was Mis-
SQUIRT and Wellesley College Day at the
Pan-American exposition. The exer
cises OF the Missourians were held in
the Louisiana purchase exposition
building while the women OF Welies
ley held theirs In the Womans Build
Ing. Former Governor David r. Fran
ciss president Of the Louisiana Pur
chase exposition company, presided
over the exercises at the dedication o.
their building, which was held In the
reception rom. The Introductory ad
dress was made by Cyrus P. Walbridge
former chairman OF the Republican
national committee. Ex-senator Thos
H. Carter of Montana. spoke as one o.
the Louisiana Purchase commission.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
THE BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION OF VA.

SALEM, VA, June 4, 1901.
To the Sunday Schools, Unions, Asso
ciatiens and all in sympathy with tn,
Virginia Baptist State Convention,
Greeting:-
Dear Brethren and Work
Christianity's great command is
$50 Forward" To successfully obey
this command, and carry on the Masters
work without strife or hindrance, q
large number of Sunday School repre-
sentatives from all parts of the State
met in the Washington Street Baptist
church, Bedford City, Va, Thursday
evening, May 9th, 1901 in response TO q
call issued by Prof. u. s. G.. Patterson
Superintendent OF the Court Street Bap.
fist Sunday School, Lynchburg, and or.
ganized themselves into The Baptist
Sunday School Convention of Virginia,
with officers as named in our circular
We take this method of notifying YOU
that the Convention viii hold its first
annual session with the Court Street
Baptist church Sunday School, of Lynch
burg, Va, Wednesday before the fourth
Lords day in August, 1901.
Already, expressions Of approval are
coming in from different parts of the
State, showing that we viii have a large
delegation and a glorious meeting. Our
Board expects you 10 represent, bringing
with you q nice sum of money for the
objecIs of the Convention.
You know that we stand for that pure
and best thing, represented by the
Christ-with our manhood rights un.
trammeled. We have set up our stand.
ard for saving of the nation; to us shall
the people be gathered.
You should spare no effort to be there
that you may take your part in the furth
erance of the cause of the lowly Nazar,
enc.
We hope to receive card from you,
telling us TO count on your presence al
our first great meeting in August, Goo
willing. Our representation fee is with
in the limit of all, being only GO. 90,
Two Dollars per delegate. Reduced
rates viii be secured on all railroads
leading into our place of meeting.
Even now, our anticipations run high
at the pleasure OF meeting the larSe and
enthusiastic delegation from Tidewater
Richmond, the Northern, Southern and
Southwestern parts of the State. VIII
you be there?
Fellow-laborers, "Arise. let us g,
hence"
Yours for extending the Kingdom O
our Lord,
U. s. G. PATTERSON, Pres.
S. r. ANDERSON,
Cor. Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
FIRST HONOR PUPILS
BAKER SCHOOL,

9Th Grsmmar-Mrs. r. ID. Bowser,
teseher: Julia B. Lawson, Florence d.
Brown, James Garter.
9th 6rammsr-Aiss NJ. L. Chiles,
teschsr; EleaDors Smith, Flora Carter
Gertrude Augustus, Beverly b Cal.
lowsy Frank Riley, Emma Armstead ,
Maggie L Brooks. Mamie Fields.
Florence Taylor, Hazel Jackson
All Gxsmmsr-Miss Lissie B Willis,
teacher: Belle Morris, Willie Orump,
Hattie Fisher. Roscoe G. Mitchell.
srd Gram maI-Mr. d. Webster De-
Wis. tescher: viols Grey. Arsens Lsm-
~, Ines Jones, Philip Albright, OLAF
borne Storrs.
teecher: Lily Bsrris. william Partee,
AnDs Galloway, Eniiy Lewis.
sst Gfammsr-Miss n. n. Smith,
teecher: Mary Dsggett, Gwendols
Brown Georgia Grey. Tsmsr Garter.
9Th PrimsEy-Miss L J. Corbin
teacher; Mamie Johnson, Bessie Ell
Wnrds, NiDnie Garter. Henryene Tay.
HOG, Arnits Welta. Martha Minor, Re-
haeca Mitchell, MsyIon Boiling, Abner
XaDcey, Minnie johnson, Lou, Ar hry
Conlt y, Octevia Shsekeliord, Aurelis
Lipecomb. Annie Thomss
7th PrinAry-Miss c. T. Brown
teeeher PeIzelia Brown Pearl Browne
Ada Green, Mamie LOVING, Cors
Smith, bselis storrs Franklin Wood
Sch Primary II 90 NJ. c. Tinslev
4eAchtr: Cornelius CASTOR, Matte
Dawson, Louis Fountain.
kh PTimary-Miss N. e. Allen,
= keacher: Florence Storrs, Nellie Jones
E.hsl Jackson, Louis Crump, Naomi
Hill.
4th. Primary-Miss n artha r Crumr
tesehei Bruce Fountain Mabel West
Cassie Nelson, Mary Pierson Mildred
Taylor William Young, Bernetts
Vo1ng, Junius Smith, Hermions Jack
Bon.
Bird Primsry-M E v. Trent
keacber: Sadie Lewis. veoly Washing
son, Armets Stokes, Willie Dabney II
ma Der jamin, Alfred Coles, 9rattsu
Graves, E lis M.yo, Henry Yspcey
Katie 6ilpip, Mslpeop jackson,
End PrImsry-MisR Lizzie q yam
cry, teacher: Ber ismin Wilkerson,
Marie Brown, Franklin joiner, Arthur
Jernigan, Sarah Sydney, Hazel Jonn,
Bor, Lalia Giles.
lat Prims y MISS Liszie g. Yancey
teacher: Charles Storrs. Louise Chris
tiap, John Shepard, Ida skipworth.
Heniy Anderson. Carrie Clarke Rosa
Scott, Frank Cephss, James Tai lor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06

ing Mount Zion Baptist Church, being
absent last Sunday, his pulpit was filed
at 11:30 a. m, by Rev. Bro. Stephenson
of the Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
His was a very good sermon At SIP.
m, Rev. Walter Burgess of Fulton
preached an instructive sermon.
The Sunday Schools ut each church
were good as usual.
Mrs. Lucy Green departed this life
Tuesday at 2 a. m. She lived consist
emit Christian life for a number of years.
The B. Y. p. u. which meets every
Friday at p. M, at the Rising Mount
Zion Baptist Church is doing nicely.
Last Friday we had a good meeting.
An essay on the subject, "The Glory of
Obedience" was read by Miss Clemen-
tine Davis. It was indeed excellent,
bringing out several instructive points.
We invite the public to attend these
meetings.
The Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Is anticipating pleasant both They
expect to run an excursion 10 West
Point ON that date. Come and go with
us and enjoy yourselves.
Little Misses Rebecca Randolph and
Viola johnson celebrated their seventh
birthday last week with their little
friends.
Miss Alice " Christian of the West
End visited Miss Cassie b. Harris and
other friends Of Fulton.
Next Sunday at $3.50 p. m, Rev. Ar.
cher Ferguson viii administrative Lords
Supper at the Mount Calvary Baptist
| Church.
Mrs. Susan A. Jones, her two little
grand-sons and Robert s. Whiting spen,
Sunday and Monday in Norfolk and vi
cinity.
Rev. +. w. Williams returned Tues
day morning from pleasant trip to hi.
bone in King William Co.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
WEEK END RATES TO LITHIA
SPRINGS, VA.

Effective June 18th and continuing
each Saturday thereafter until Sept.
S8th, 1901, the Southern Railway VIII
mond, Danyille, Keysville, Durham,
Henderson, and all intermediate stations
to Buffalo Lithia Springs and return at
one fare for the round trip, tickets to be
limited returning not later than Mon
day following date Of sale.
Q. w. Westbury, d. p. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
FULTON NOTES.

On last Sunday at $50 p. m, the Un-
ion Level Baptist Sunday School cele-
brated its 4th anniversary. Short adj
dresses, very instructive were made by
MesGs. r. ID. Smith, A. d. Daniel and
VIM. Sewell. Il was well attended and
quite . succsss,
The services as the Mt. Calvary Bap-
list Church wore good all day.
Rev. +. ". WNkamss pastos 81 rs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
Drowned In the susaushsnn..

Williamsport. Pa. July 3. Howard
sAd Thomas sheffsr. brothers. aged IL
and II. respectively. were drowned In
sae SusGaehsnna river here yesterday
svsninS while bathing. The younger
hrOthsr sot In over his depth and the
s<As< went dowa with him while at.
ssnpting his rescue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
NOTICE.

Miss Polite Vaughan of No. TIA N. 9th
st. is selling the History of the Color
ored Race" by Booker T. Washington
Please call and order one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06

The Saabosrd Airline railway will sell
round trip sum mer exc ur sion tickets ct
very low rates Of ssAle. Tickets on sale
from June 1st o Septsmb er 80th, good
returning Until October 81, 1901. For
further Information apply to any sgent
OF the company.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
National Convention, Epworth Lea
que, San Francisco. CAL, July 10 to
81, 1901.

On account of the above occasion the
Ssabosrd Airline railway will sell
tiokets-round trip-to San Francisco,
GAL. ct very greatly reduced rates.
Tickets to be on sale July 9TH to 18th,
inclusively. final limit August 81, 1901.
Rate from Richmond and Petersburg 60
San Frsncisco and returning $65.26
J. M. BARR, q. p. sNIrH,
First v. p. d @. NJ. d. P. A.
Portsmouth, Va. Riehmend, Va.
R. E. L. BUNCH, g. r. A.,
Portsmouth, Va.
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A SACRIFICE SALE

OF MILLINERY. Twill sell all or
my trimmed hats regardless OF cost.
Come and get stylish trimmed lat
At your own price. rhildren's hats as
low 80 so cents in fowersl null ami
ribbon.
MRS. NJ. d. OHnNLEE,
No 1E Broad Sc.
Our collector " Aou on
next week. Dos't pu nhsrn
when he csSe--~-
Subscribe to the Planet, 1N.. FouIt6
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06

SALEM, VA, June 4, 1901.
To the Sunday Schools, Unions, Asso-
ciatiens and all in sympathy with the
Virginia Baptist State Convention,
Greeting:-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
KAAHUMANU BOYS
WANT GYMNASIUM
Will Publish Paper on School
Presses to Raise
Fund.

The boys of Kaahumanu School want
a gymnasium in the school grounds.
and want it badly. They intend to
have it during the present school year,
and, if possible. will construct and
furnish it by their own efforts The
boys have held several meetings lately
and have at last devised a ways and
means by which they believe their
hearts desire will be fulfilled. They
are soon to start paper which will
be called the Male Lehua," to be de-
voted to matters of interest concern
ing Kaahumanu School, and in a gem
eral way give information concerning
all the other schools of Honolulu From
subscriptions to the paper and adver-
Using the boys hope TO Nrm the nu-
cleus of a fund which will go far to-
ward making their pet scheme a GER
tainty.
Kaahumanu School has a printing
establishment, and the older boys are
being taught to set type and perform
all the little odd jobs which obtain
in the printing department. of d lob
office or newspaper. They have a fine
printing press and everything apper-
tanning o the mechanical needs of such
paper as they contemplate issuing.
The printing of a paper would natu-
rally come within the scope of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
Dunn-Macfarlane Wedding.

It is matter of regret that we are
10 lose such pretty girl as Miss Polly
Dunn, but it IS a matter of scongratu-
Iation that she is to become the wife
of such q sterling young man. Miss
Dunn is petite, winsome, bright and
interesting, and will be a most charm
ing addition to society in the Hawaii
an Territory. The groom-elect. Mr..
Harry r. Macfarlane Jr., is nephew
OF Col, George w. Macfarlane. who is
well known in society and club circles
here. He will give up his interests in
San Francisco with the intention of
entering into business with his father
at Honolulu. Miss Dunn's brother-in-
law and her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
button. and Miss Gertrude Dutton,
will accompany her and Mr.. Macfar-
lane to Honolulu, where the wedding
will take place on December 4. They
.will leave here on November IA. Miss
Maye ColbuIn viii also go With them
to act as maid of honor. Miss Macfar-
lane, who is now in Honolulu. Will be
one of the bridesmaids. After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton and Miss
Dutton will continue on To the Orient,
to complete tour of the worId.-San
Francisco Post.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
Case Against Pollitz.

Clara H. Banning filed two suits
yesterday against Edward POLITE &
Co, as the result of certain transac-
tions in stocks. In one complaint it is
alleged that Mrs. Banning furnished
the firm with $50, 800 on March IS. 1901
to be used for her benefit as margins
in stocks. which money she now de-
mands back, together with interest.
The other complaint sets forth that. as
security for the money that might be
advanced by the defendants in further
ing her transactions, she deposited
with them Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar Company stock worth $SS.000. No
money was advanced for her benefit,
she alleges. and she, therefore, de-
nands back the stock or its value,
with interest since September %, 1899.
Examiner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
HAWAIIAN ENGINEERING
.aDd CONSTRUCTION GO.


Properties
for Invetm Pnp
FREDERICK j. AMwEG NJ Am Soc G. E.,
W p cAsTIE YP secv and Treas Engineer and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You
Become Bald.

Modern science has discovered that
dandruff is caused by germ that digs
up the scalp in scales, as it burrows
down to tn roots of the hair, where it
destroys the hairs vitality, causing
falling hair, and, ultimately. badness.
After Prof. Unna OF Hamburg, Ger
many, discovered the dandruff germ, all
efforts to find remedy failed until the
great laboratory discovery was made
which resulted in Newbro's Herpicide.
1t alone of all other hair preparations
kills the dandruff germ. Without dam
druff, hair grows luxuriantly De
stroy the cause, you remove the effect. "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
Rooms sos. 500. $40
stangenwald Building

Rooms sos. 500. $40
StangenwaId Building.
All classes of Engineering Work solic-
tied Examinations, Surveys and Re"
ports made for waterworks. Steam ane
Electrical Construction; Plans aE&
, and construction superintended, in all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21

TO FACILITATE TRADE with the
/ Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all
goods purchased or ordered of them,
FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR
TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or re-
turning same to San Francisco. Goods
will be sent on selection to those known
to the firm, or who will furnish satisfac-
tory references in San Francisco.
Illustrated catalogue and prices fur
nished upon receipt Of request.
We have the largest rnsnufactory of
Jewelry and silverware west Of New
York City. and are prepared to furnish
special designs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21

training which the teachers are giving
the older pupils, and the practical les
son in conducting a paper viii be of
great benz fit 10 them.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
CLASH FEARED
AT M'KEESPORT

M'KEESrORT. Pa. Aux. 7.--Mntt-rn
nre rapidly nearing n crisis between tho
marufn c'urcrs and their employees here.
When tn. Cumberland express rolled
IN mis- morning six rsn dropped of tho
train jun before II reached the station
oni disappeared before IN" pickets on
the station platform learned of the
move. on" of the trnir crew dropped u
not. out OF n window Of the train. II
was addressed To any union man." and
stated the men w.r" iron workcrr from
III. Scottials mills Scouts from rtrik-
rrs h-p!gGartcrs are now searching the
city Tor N" strangers.
II IL generally believed n crash will
occur her" soon. The w. - Wood
Mills Ar. being stocked with pig iron.
and work now In progress indicates
preparation for 4 start. The Steel cor
pori,!On IL shutting down mills at Scot :.
dale. Salisbury and VRnierErift aud Is
taking the men To Wellsvillc. Hyde
The workers are well satisfied with
the outlook. Iron ana steel workers arc
scarce. lad 80 long AS the company has
to shut down one mill to get men
enough to operate another the men are
happy. The real ties, OF strength on tho
part ~ III. Amaigamatri will come
next Monday morning. when the Ma
tional Tub" Works and Rolling Mills
nrc opened FOR the men 10 return to
work.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
TRY TO ORGANIZE
CARNEGIE MEN.

PlTTSBuRG. Pa. Aug. 7.-Th. efYcc,
OF President Shaners order on the en-
ploye-s OF the Carnegie Steel Company
Is being watched with interest, l, Is
generally undcrstoai that the mills Of
the Carnegie Company are depended
upon by the United States Steel corpora
ton 10 keep the strike from closing
down Its business
The plants are 40 extensive. the men
80 thoroughly non-uricn. the products SO
varied and OF such "A nhtur.. that they
can be- but little affected by the refusal
Of union men IN other trade. to handle
them. TIA, the situation sesn@ to be
pretty N-l! In the hands OF the United
States Steel corporation 80 long as they
ar. kept running
In recognition .. this the Amaie,-
mated Association Is making desperate
attempts 10 break down the oulwark.
q: non-unionisr IN these mills. Organ
i1-rs are At work n, Homestead, Du.
du.sn. iIr,Sdock ana the upper and
lower mills In this city and the Amnisa.
mated prople claim to have made many
converts In these non-union stronEholIs
The evening world., 1901-08-07
SMALL BOY
SHOT DEAD
BY SISTER.
Revolver They We're
Playingw with at Home
Exploded.
me.el.l 4. IN. Evening Word,

y
TTCkERTOS. n. j.. Aug. IA shock.
Ing tragedy caused by an innocent child
stirred this village to Its depths this
morning. As a result nve.year-old FL.
mer Hanley Is dead. with bullet wound
clear through hts head. and his sister.
Ethel. nine years old. Is sobbing her
heart out. saying that she didn't mean
to hurt him.
While playing with a loaded revolver
1t had gone of. and the bullet. striking
the boy In tho forehead. came out at
the back o. his skull
The little ones are tho children OF II.
L. Hnnicy. The parents left the hourc at
. O'Clock this morning. leaving the boy
and girl alone. They had played around
the house for a few minutes when Ethel
sped a 3s-calibre revolver lying on q
bureau IN her fathers room. She man
aged to secure 1t. and little Elmer
looked Mt II with wonder rs his sister
toyed with the weapon.
Suddenly as the boys head was close
to the nuzzle OF the revolver II ex-
plodcd. The littls fellow was struck In
tho centre OF the forehead and fell with
out a moan.
Ethel. horrine<i. ran screaming from
the house. The nsighbo.s were alarmed
and on rushing II! found the dead body
OF the child. Mr. md Mrs. Hnnley wee
sent for. and their grief when the ncwD
OF the sad affair was broken to them
was nitifUl.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
WOMAN FOUGHT
VICIOUS THIEF.
Then Chased Him with
Crowd Until Police
man Caught Him.

When Mrs. Gilorina G!lnndo re;urne!
from marketing to her home a, No 3,
I-aixht street. where she IL hou-cx-epe-
OF the tenement. she found tina, the
door TO her apartment had been forced.
Entering. she saw a man n, work open
Ing trunk Mrs. 0ilando Immediately
grappled with the intruder. who struck
her In the face repeatedly and finally
shook her of.
Then he dashed into the stree, with
Nrs. G!lando after him.
The chas. continued for several blocks
a big crowd joining the woman as she
sped alons in pursuit OF the burglar.
One man go; up TO the fellow and ,rie,!
to head him on but the thief pointed a
pistol at him ana he 'eil back.
Policeman Schmidt, OF the Broadway
Squad. however, saw the fugitive run.
ming toward him and captured him.
In Centre Street Court to-day he gave
his name as Patrick Lee. twen;y-one
years old. g! No. Is Catherine street.
He was held IN 400 bail FOR e1am!nn-
ton.