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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

The first circus talk of the season
is heard from Washington county
where it is said that Walter Mains
show will visit Cherryfield, Machias,
Calais and PASSPORT. late in June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

Portlands new mayor has honcred
himself and his city by driving out
two Mormon apostles who attempted
to convert the city to their doctrine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

A gratifying feature of the town re-
ports is the lengtheninS list of towns
out of debt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

50 successful. last summer? The
merchants hope 50, but are wor-ied at
the inactivity of the board of trade in
the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

liitl tNtlitts nope So. buI are NOl-lpu AT
the inactivity Of tbc hoard Of t,.,,pn IN
~. ,,,o,t,,
'iic ii'''t'ri'
Included in the small estate left by
Elijah Kellogg was probably tho old
80 ~
est life insurance policy in existence
~,
was organized in 1919 The following
year. 1874. Mr.. kellogg took out a $500
policy. For years its premiums had
,'i'' 'i|Ii care" Ior tne P"IlcE ana AT
!, ,io i"i''S ny
:. ~ 30 'D'"N A''oVo I'm t'ilS
y "ou'" "''i'cd' t'lil 'ldt F'"V MS
Poh'N Pa'd nm netttF from i hAahclaI
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49, II - i
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F9"i f'f'N t>'N' ~ 90 'N''''' 'H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

In speaking of Names part AT the
fltchburg. Mass, said at the Portland
banquet that Maine always did Things
right ana would do the right thing
now. This reminded him of "a story.
\ Southern bishop lost his wife and on
her tomb had inscribed MY light has
gone out Afterwards this bishop 5
wounded heart was healed and ne mar
Rod again. Someone thereupon suB
g"sted that on the first wifc's tomb be
inscribed the words. But have struck
another match This was what hap
pcncd to the Pan American exposition
in Maine. The light
went out at Augusta but the state
Board Of Trade has struck another
match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

The firm of Perry & Small of Bath will
begin. Saturday. the building of mod
ern fve-masted schooner. the oak frames
of which arrived at the yards. FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30
100000.
Six Per Cent.
WaterWorkS
Bonds
CALLED FOR PAYMENT.
INCLU DING


aT JOSEPH MISSOURI,
HUNTINGTON. WEST VIEGIyt,
MUNCIE. INDIANA,
CLINTON, IOWA.
MERIDIAN. MISS.
CONNELL.SvILLE. PENN
AKRON, OHIO.
The above WATER COMPANIES; t.u
exercised their privilege to can A., , "a I've
9 icr cent bonds FOR paym Iii at fa- WIKI
accrued interest. '0' 'It
All Of the above Water Commando MAJ.
always promptly paid their gix per car.
Interest coupons vixen due, COVERING
Eericd of over twenty years, MINI III
wise tn principal 81 the bonds
All " the now five pcr cent bonds Il,
the above Companies. issued 10 refund nd
the six PCT cents, have ALREADY been mi
dcTWritt"H.
Holders ~ the called six per cent bond-
who desire ~ exchange them for TIA neu
live PHr cents. or vino desire the none,
TOR them. are requested TO send M fhrtr
bonds promptly 70 the undersigned. ~
whom further particulars may be Oh.
tanned. Write Tor ..st of securities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

lhe case of Isaac Marshall, VINO mas
neeh AN unwelcome guest i'm that town
the past week. Marshall lives W
LcWeii, Mass, ana when the authorl-
TIES or that own were notified Oh ms
arrival IN Biddeford, says the journal,
thcy made threats that they wouiu
unrest any person who attempted 10
return Marshall to that city. Bldde'ofu
consulted the law on this point ana II
was decided to return Mafshali 10
Lowell. City Marshall. Foss lett i'iddc-
ioro' Wednesday. for that city WIN
ms charge. whom he did not take TO
the city authorities, but carried to his
his own home, where he was left. The
case is rather complicated by the fact
that Marshall is not ut all times sane.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
FROM FULTON.

The Sunday School Mass-meetings al
the Mt. Calvary and Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist Churches last Sunday at %. mi
We're grand successes.
Rev. j. j. Woodson delivered an ex.
cellent address. Rev. F. w. Williams
made a few pointed remarks. The
children rendered an excellent program
Rev. +. w. Williams favored his con.
gregation with an excellent lecture on
1.-The Progress of the Negro Race" Last
Sunday at s p. m.
The excursion to West Point on last
Monday was a grand success.
The Mt. Calvary Baptist Church will
g1vea grand excursion to De Witt ON the
18th inst. Get ready and go with them,
The Rising Mt. Zion will have a grand
rally next Sunday. Come out and heir
them.
Little Henry Fisher was very serions.
ly injured by a horse last Monday, His
skull was very badly featured.
Miss Daisy Galloway and Mrs. Sallie
Thompson visited Mrs. Calotta Gallo.
way this week.
Miss Cassie B. Harris and Mrs. Gallo.
way left for Phoebus last Monday morn.
ing.
Little Minnie Yancey is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Clara Tyler and her two sons
viii take trip to Lawrenceville in q
few days.
Mr.. Lee Roy Morris, the leader of the
choir OF Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and faithful worker in the church left
on the 18th instant to visit his sister in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03

Trenton, N. ]. We hope him a pleas
ant stay.
Messrs. Robert Roy and Andrew And.
erson have gone into business in New
port News, MIR. Roy being in the tail
oring business and Mr.. Anderson in
jewelry business. May they have ex.
cellent success.
Messrs. Adolphus f. White, Thomas
Jones and Thomas Beverly are doing
good business ON Graham st.
Each Of the three gentlemen are ac-
commodating. Call and see them.
Mr.. White has renewed his wagon.
Mr.. Jones has recently purchased a
fine horse and wagon.
|. Mr.. John Noel is doing good business
on Fulton street.
The Business Association of Fulton is
doing well with its ice-cream parlor and
confectionery. Give them a call. Mr..
William Dickerson, the clerk, is always
pleasant and will treat you nicely.
Misses Virginia Bossieux, Fannie
Booker and Hattie Brown are on the
sick list.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
The COLORBD FAIR
AT
TASLEY, VIRGINIA.
Aug. 81, "a, IS, IS, 1901.
PROMISES TO BE THE MOST CAP.
TIVATING AFFAIR OF THE
SEASON.

The managers are sparing no pains in
setting the grounds in tasty. order
The circle is being prepared for speedy
flights and several Jockeys are ayailinS
themselves of the opportunity of educat.
ing their horses how to come down the
home stretch.
One of our drivers gave his horse her
head some days ago and the "test was
equal to the task" The gait she pulled
the bike is only a secret to be made
known at the Fair if necessary. We
hope no one will be unnerved but be pre
pared vigorously to meet competition
The grand stand and ladies' hall are
being beautified with a coat of paint
The exhibition hall has special facili
ties for display and safe keeping of arti
Giles. Nothing is overlooked or under.
valued by the managers.
We hope the friends and patrons will
will show their appreciation and mani
fest their interest by producing some
thing to put ON exhibition.
We ask the ladies especially to show
their skill in needle work, bakery, can.
merry, and culinary line, while the gen.
tlemen will make full the Agricultural
mechanical and stock departments.
The railroad authorities have given
special trains and excursion rates to Wis
it our Fair at Tasley, Va, August 1S, IA
Is, 10th.
We send cordial invitation to the
public to.visit our Fair this season and
be courteously conducted through the
thoroughfares of same.
The merry-go-round and other amuse.
ments will be there.
Read our weekly articles through
these columns and follow them up to
the Fair.
For any information, write to
J. D. UZZLE, Sec'y, Ac.
comac Q. H.; or
SAM'L L. BURTON,
Onancock, Va.
8-S.3t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SIN
BAY-SCH00L CONVENTION.

Danville, Va, July 9Th, 1901
To the Sunday Schools, Associations.
Unions, and all connected with the
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SABBATH
SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN,--Gree
We take this means of calling your
attention to the fact that the annual
meeting of your Convention will con-
vene with the First Baptist Church sun
day-School Iof Charlottesville, Va, on
Thursday before the fourth Lords Day
In August, 1901.
The state B. Y. p. u. will hold its an
nual meeting also on Wednesday pre-
cedlng, so that all delegates who desire
TO do so may have an opportunity to at
tend the sessions of both bodies. It NAV
be useless to remind you that il is your
duty to be represented at this gathering,
as you have been so very dutiful in the
past. But we are living in an active,
earnest, and progressive present. Con-
dltlons have changed. New issues are
to be met. and if you are convinced that
the position taken by the Convention up
ON the questions that are now being ag-
ltated IN our State is the best calculated
TO advance our interests as a denomina-
ton and as a people, then show your
faith by your works by being represent
ed at charlottesville.
1t is the earnest desire of the Board
that our representation shall be larger
and our contributions greater than at
any previous session.
See to it, brethren, that you send up
more money for Home Missions. The
Board cannot successfully do the work
we have undertaken unless you contrib
ute more literally. Do not forget our Ed
ucational work. We have obligations
that are pressing. They must be met.
Union University, Hartshorn College
and Spiller Academy all expect help at
your hands. Let all be remembered.
AT our last session we decided to do
our Foreign Mission work through the
Lot Carey Foreign Mission Convention.
Send up, therefore, something with
which to carry out this Obligation.
Come to Charlottesville. Come
with renewed zeal. Come with a
determined and fixed purpose to support
and advance all the objects for which
our Convention stands. The Conyen
ion win meet on the original date Aug.
81, 1901.
Reduced rates will be secured over al
rallroard lines leading into Charlottes-
villel
Let every School, Association and
Union join in the cry; On to Charlottes
vile.
Yours for God ard humanity.
r. T. HILL, W.T.. GRAsrY.
President, Corresponding Secretary.
jy204t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
FROM THE WEST END.

Next Tuesday, August 9th is the date,
$50 o'clock a. IN. is the time to go with
Fifth Baptist Sunday School to Spots
wood Park. Messrs NJ. L. Crittenden.
VIM. E. Ferguson, John Cosby, JEFF
Martin will sell you a ticket. Adults,
90 cents; children under 10 years old, %
cents for the round trip. All orderly
persons are cordially invited.
Take 5. A. l.. train, Broad and 18th
SITS. Will not stop in Manchester going
but will stop on return trip.
M. G. LEWIS, Manager;
w. H. CARTER, Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03

instance, how could you git the best OF
the company just takin' up tickets OF
which the company knows just how
many is issued?"
You can't get the best of IL on tick
cts" replied the conductor, "but some
shines passenger boards a train in
such hurry that he hasn't time to
purchase a ticket and we collect his
fare in cash. / knew conductor
once, Bill Scruggins was his name. who
made considerable out of cash fares.
and yet Bill claimed that he always
gave the company its proper portion -
How's that?" asked the rural trav-
'eler.
We'll, Bill has a good route for cash
fares-he used TO run an accommoda-
tion-and when he came near his last
Etation he'd take all the money he had
collected and throw il up in the air.
Whenever part of IL stuck to the
Dell rope he gave to the company, the
rest was his"
V>S.I expect the wear and tear on tibet
there bell rope didn't amount to
great deal"
ft~~l expect you're eight about that;
and yeS they say that te2-doHar bill
got canght on it one dayrA
Then SUPPOSE he turned thai lnSc
the company" I'D 49, -
SWel, believe Bill d3d fnt.Sd tSscS.
ang in that note; but when he to.ok Il
down he found it was folded SO derneS
peculiar that n Just had TO stick 20
e<Ha1 bell rope il it come anywhere
near Il, and so he didn't think he'd had
q square deal"
what did he do about ItP'
Had a passenger change the note
INTO silver and threw it up again"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The Virginia Baptist State SUNDAY
School Convention.

Dear o-Workers:
After considering the various
interests OF our Convention, the Board
after consultation with Rev. r. G. Omar.
les, q. z. Inge, Esq, Rev. II. B. HARDY.
Rev. Tolver and other friends of Char.
lottesville, with whom the Virginia Ran
lst State Sunday School Convention
WIZ meet, has decided to have the Con-
vention convene ON the original date
AUGUST 2lst, 1901, at the First Ran
list Church Of which Rev. r, Q, Ouarles
is pastor.
All Schools, Unions, Conventions.
Associations, ETC., are urged to take no.
tlce OF the above statement.
Send names of delegates and represen-
tatives to Rev. r. @. Quarles as soon as
elected, so that ample provisions may be
made for entertaining them.
r. T. HILL, President;
w. p. EPPS, Chairman;
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR., Sec'y.
jy-13-4t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
FROM WORCESTER.
Lost the Race-Items of Interest.


WORCESTER, MASS. July %, 1901.
Major Taylor was beaten badly last
night by Nelson of Chicago. That will
be news for all wheelmen. He left on
the late trails for Washington, where he
is TO race Oh the 23rd and at Baltimore
ON the cath.
A. IL. johnson. the drummer how al
oS has his order book of enVapements
TINS year filled or nearly filed. He i
well-known all through the New Eng.
iand States as the best trick drummer
in the states
Boston, July 21.-Benjamin H. Browli.
colored waiter, who shot and killed Mrs
Alice Crowel, white, at the Hotel Rex
ford, made a confession to the police
His case also came up before Judge Ben
nett IN the afternoon and he pleaded
mot guilty" Preliminary hearing
was fixed for July Goth. N. b. Mar,
shall, colored, will look after Brown .
interests. 1t was a love affair, although
she had husband.
Mr.. John Albeit, one of our old resi-
dents got married to New Bedford la
dy July Gath. There was quite a num-
Der in attendance.
The residents of our city made great
to do about giving Major Taylor a re-
ception, when he was in Europe. Now
ne is at home, we don't hear anything
OF the reception at all. Worcester
wake up, Major Taylor is at home.
Mr.. George Rengles of 46 Dewey St.
was married TO Miss Mabel Oxford. of
Gardner: There will be q reception at
their residence Thursday, Aug list.
1t has been rumored around that Rog-
-er Wolcott Club has gotten its license
granted them. We hope it is so, and
we hope that they will take warning
and run it in manner so they can get
1t again next year.
Miss A. Ada Bell has taken a position
IN Vhitinsville as governess for the
summer. She will be missed by her
friends very much.
Rev. w. II: Cuffy went to Atlantic
City on the 25th last to attend to some
business of Importance.
F. J. SPELLMAN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
Auxiliary Calanthe Club of Peters
burg.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 18th. 1901
Auxiliary Calanthe Club of Peters.
burg, Va. to form Court of the same
name was organized, July eth, 1901 by
Deputy Grand Worthy Counsellor, Sis.
ter Anna Taylor, the tireless worker of
the Courts of Virginia.
Our city is all aglow with the spirit of
Calantheism now, and very soon we ex-
pect to have one Of the largest courts i'm
the State
We have large club and new names
are added at every meeting.
We are anxious to make up for the
time lest ny rot having court here be,
fore.
July 21st, 1901 our club had the honor
of visitor in the person of Miss Mariet-
ia l.. Chiles, Grand Worthy Register of
Deeds, who accompanied Sister Taylor
and much valuable explanation on all
points in the order were given by her
and enjoyed by all. We hope to have
her over again soon.
The following are the officers of the
club:
Pres, Sister Anna Taylor; Sec'y, Mrs.
Mary Newton, Asst Sec'y, Miss Lottie
Il. Wood; Treasurer, Mrs. Luvenia Bats
Chairman Of committee, Mrs. Lonnie
Hasting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
IMPROVED SCHEDULE BETWEEN
RlChMOND& DURHAM, n. C.
Best Service Ever offered.

The Southern Railways new train be.
tween Richmond and Durham n. @. is
very popular. This train leaves Rich
mond daily at 9:20a. m; Burkeville, IL:
OS; Keysville :46; Chase City 1921 D.
m; arrive Buffalo Lithia Springs, $40
p. M; Clarksville 1850; Oxford 1877;
Henderson 4:50; Durham $40; Raleigh
3:46. Connection is made at Burkeyille
for Farmvilla, Lynchburg and local sta
tlon ON the n. d w. Schedule north
bound leaves Raleigh daily s:45 a. m;
Durham $3.50; Oxford IL 90; Buffalo Iith-
Ia Springs 1850. GAINESVILLE 11:50; arriv-
ing. Richmond 3:12 p. m, connecting
with York River Line leaving Richmond
4:SO p m. daily except Sundays, for Bal
timore and points north and east. Con
nectlon is also made at Richmond with
all rail route for Washington and
points north.
jy % st
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
Excluded Members Dropped.

The Pilgrim Baptist Church in her
regular business meeting after hearing
from the Bethlehem Baptist Church,
being represented by a committee com
posed of the pastor, Rev. B. II. jackson.
and several of his officers concerning
her, the Bethlehem S excluded members
namely Messrs Nelson Taylor, Benja-
min Johnson and Henry Brown which
was proved that they were excluded.
Then the Pilgrim Baptist Church vot-
ed unanimously TO drop their names and
ordered it TO be printed.
Done by order of the Pilgrim Baptist
Church.
Rev. w. l.. WEATHERLY,
Pastor,
ROBERT CHANDLER,
Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03

Captain Thomas NJ. Crump. has
been IN Staunton, Va, several weeks i'm
the interest of the Southern Aid Asso-
clatlon. He is doing good work and
MAKES n encouraging reports from the
Col. John r. Chiles after two
weeks furlough has returned to duty
looking Well. He seemed to think the
vacation has improved his health during
Nlis hot spell. %
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
T. ". MITCHELL
MONUMENT.
A BEAUTIFUL DESIGN
More Money Contributed.
A Plea to Those Who Have Subscribed
to Settle Up.

Everything points to grand success
on the occasion of the unwilling of the
monument TO Col Thomas William
Mitchell, late Adjutant General of the
Virginia Brigade, August Goth, 1901.
A great amount of interest is being
manifested by friends all over the state
and great preparations are being made
by them to be present on this occasion.
There will be excursions from Nor
folk, Hampton and Newport News.
From this section over three 5000 hun
dred Uniformed Knights will come TO
take part in the parade and exercises in
memory of their late comrade in arms.
The Monument Association desires to
thank the many friends who have So
readily responded to our appeal.
Among those who have contributed
recently are the following:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
Rev. Davis Effort.

Rev. D. Webster Davis, A. NJ. preach.
ed a most able and soul-stirring sermon
at the First Baptist Church, Sunday
morning 81, ult. from the subject, ''Ou1
LoveToward God.,'
1t caused much favorable comment
and made a marked impression upon the
congregation.
Rev. Davis is most pleasing pulpit
orator and his popularity is steadily on
the increase.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
NOTICE.

Please give notice that there will be
general mass meeting of Samaritans
ana daughters of Samaria next Wednes-
gay, August Ith, at o'clock p. m, at
Samaritans' Hall, Manchester. Va. Rns.
mess OF vital importance. All the
members of the order are requested 10
attend. "
The Deputies and Samaritans of Rich
mond are cordially invited.
w. H. HATCHER, Deputy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
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For full particulars, send two-cent
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
SATURDAY. AUG. 3. 1901
THE CoMPANY'S SHARE.
sAidue Plan Followed by nm East
ern Railway Conductor la d.
Viding Up Cash ReceiptA

I've heerd it said" remarked the
rural traveller to the conductor of the
suburban train, "thet, in spite of what
solkS SEE about big combina tions and
syndicates grindin' down the laborin'
man an swindlin' the poor, the COM
Pany doesn't always get the best
of it,"
No, not always" said the conduc-
tor.
But how kin a conductor-well.
sow, not bein' pussonsl but you, fer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
TO THE LADIES.

~OUR MONTHLY REGULATORS
has made hundreds of women hannv
There Is no remedy known that will
SO surely and quickly bring relief. IT is
perfectly safe and never fails. All mack
ages sent securely sealed by Mail or ok.
press. Price, $500.
OXFORD MEDICAL CO.,
Rumford Falls, Maine, Box 1147.
So Inn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
MARVELLOUS SWIMMER.
seven Year Old Girl Performs
Aquatic Feats That Are n Sur
prise to Experts.

Little Elaine GoIding. although only
seven years old, is a marvellous swim
mer, and has proved herself to be a
champion of this useful art in many
contests. In fact, she has won IS gold
and silver medals for showing just
bow much better and faster she could
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03
Notice U. II. Il. nfP.

Inc Brigadier General will attend n
meeting CT the LIST Regiment at the Pv-
thlan Castle Hall, 5Il N. Bird St., Wed.
Aug. 9TH. All members are earnestly
requested TO attend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-03

swim than other ambitious young
swimmers.
3 She may be seen any day at Bath
Beach, /. l., performing strange
aquatic feats with her older sisters,
Ethel and Florence, who are also per
3ectly at home in the water.
2 Elaine learned to swim when she
sVas only three years old, and she can
snoW Aoat and swim for hours at time
it'll perfect ease. One Of her daily
Its is to dive from the Captains pier,
{ et to the water below.
Fer DeceacTss sake.
crdstone, lend me $50 will
hst for, old fellow2~
vant to pay my wife's funeral
Ses."
i ainly."
les check for the amount and
= over.)
10 hear Of your wifes death,
When did she der
year and Q half age The
10 Tn going to mp<ry to-
the bill has got to be
er 90 rpuch obliged 20
"---Chisaeo Ez1hunA