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Morris tribune., 1902-08-09

i Gossip Of
News Items OF General Interes
" by Tribune r
81. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
Buy your Hammocks of E. >
Jones.
O. D. Stewart returned from Iowa
the first of the week.
First-class meals served at the Pal
ace Cafe for Is cents.
Money to loan on second mort
cages STATE BANK OF DoNNELLY.
Miss Gould of Willmar is the
guest OF MISS AllI0Gd Ol1uo~A"
Money to loan on second mort
cages, STATE BANK OF DoNNELLY.
The water main has been extended
one block southeast on Pacific ave.
", T. Sobey and family have been :
in camp at Glenwood for the past ten
days.
Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire Q
of F. Suesmilch at Longs barber 1
shop.
D. W. Stebbins was a Hancock
visitor between trains Wednesday a
evening.
Editor Babe of the Hancock Record G.
was among our Hancock visitors u
Tuesday.
Remember you can get your lunches Z
at the Palace Cafe any time. 1t is .
open all night.
Victor Olson is able to work again t.
after six weeks lay off resulting R
from a sprainea knee. 81
DR.. Brokaw's next visit to Morris,
Sept. 9Th and 9TH. At Glenwood all lc
of the month of August. Bits g
Mrs. N. r. Spur and daughter Zoe
returned yesterday from two weeks
visit with relatives at Aberdeen, S. D, til
fo
0A8ToREA. 70
esss'the n'hs Kind You Have Always e'
Sss :: le>zzEzzzzzzzx c
Go to Morris City Mills for p'
New Gold Patent Flour, Silver Leaf
Fancy Patent, Bran, shorts and
middGngs. vi
G. w. Thompson of the Smith & hi
Rogers Lumber Co., has been spend
ing the week at his home in Harvey,
North Dakota. ri
See DR.. Brokaw the eye specialist -,
for the new easy and comfortable 7r
fitting glasses, fitted by him. Sept.
9Th and 9TH. Next visit Bits
- tn
Mrs. Deming, who has been the In
guest of G. R. G. johnson and wife IT
for the past month, left Saturday "
evening for her home in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling ha
stomach, kidney, md liver troubles R.
Keeps you we'll all the year. Rocky H
Mountain Tea taken this month, 35c.
Hulburd Il johnson,
| re-
Mrs. Evan Lee returned Tuesday tn
from a months visit with relatives at NJ
Fergus Falls. She was accompanied of
by Miss Carrie Lee, who has been
spending the week here.
Mrs. J. B. Brown is at Leach 81
Lake, looking after the Industrial
schools interests. Upon her return
sho 1ilI l>rino several now Dupils
who will attend the school during sol
the ensuing year,
Levi Torpey has resigned his Re
Morris tribune., 1902-08-09

Miss Gould of Willmar is the
guest of Miss Alfreta Stins1n.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-09

Miss. SCHNEIDER of Chicago, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Zahl.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-09
81. B. Lund, practical matchmaker

O. D. Stewart returned from low
the first of the week.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-09

Harry, Haling made business trip
to the twin cities Thursday.
Mrs. A. B. Wells has been quite i'll
the past week, but is recovering.
Misses Nettie Good and AIDES Green
visited friends at Hancock Saturday.
Money to loan on second mort
cages. STATE BANK OF DCNNELLY.
Monte Brown, Ralph Stone and
Guy Stewart are in camp at Walker.
The Queen Esther circle meets
with Gertrude Darling this after
noon.
O. D Stewart has been transacting
business il the twin cities the past
week.
Harold Thoreon of Elbow Lake,
was looking after his Morris interests
Tuesday,
Miss Mable Mcdonald left yester.
day for a visit with her sister at
Beardsley.
Misses La Meiux returned Monday
from their visit with relatives at Han
kiuson, n. D,
German Lutheran services at the
Congregational church to morrow
afternoon at 80 o'clock.
Mrs Burke returned to Little |
Falls Tuesday after a weeks visit
with Miss Bessie Shields.
Melvin Nelson, who was the guest |
of Robert Colyer last week, left Mon
day for his home in Dawson.
Chas Pepper has resumed his
duties on the Great Northern with
headquarters at Breckenridge.
The coming event Of the season
will be the newest, "A Breezy Time"
At the opera house Monday night.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-09

Money to loan on second mort
cages. STATE BANK OF DONNELLY.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Samaritans Paying Claims.
5. Q. Burren,
Eva G.. Davis.


On last Friday night there was 8
large gathering of Samaritans and The
daughters of Samaria at Nayv Hi
Hall. Short addresses were made nv q
number Of members. The object of tba'
meeting being to pay death claims and
arrange for the Samaritan s ceIebratioT
In May. Among those present were
Deputy j. b. Taylor, who presided A.
sociate Deputy, Mrs. G.. w. JacEson
Grand Chief, j, w. Thompson, Associ''
ate, Mrs. w. l. johnson, Mr.. w H
Hatcher, Deputy of Manchester and
Mrs. Maud James and Miss Lizzie RaJ-
ford, members of the Board.
State of Virginia, City of Richmond
To wit: AU'
l, w. ii Hatcher, Notary Public in
and for the city and state aforesaid d.
certify that Mrs. Kate E. Crump no.
sonally appeared before me and acLnoIv
lodged she had received the death clair,
from the Samaritan Benevolent End;n e
Assn of her mother, Mrs. Martha NO.
tague. Also Mrs Maude James annaars
ed before me and Acknowledged She baT
received the death claim of Mrs. Tern
pie Haskins.
Given under my Hand and Seal tbis
the l4th day Of March, 1902.
w. II, HATCHER.
Notary Public.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Another Court of Gallant he Instituted.

The Pythian Castle Hall, Oil N. 3rd
street was scene of gayety and iveli-
ness Tuesday, March 18, 1902.
The rooms were decorated with cut
flowers and palms and thronged from
top to bottom with visitors from the
various courts. The event was the max
ing of Venus Court, gotten up by Miss
Marietta l.. Chiles, G.. w. Register of
Deeds of the Grand Court of Virginia.
This is one of the largest and finest
courts that has been made in Virginia
and is glowing compliment to Miss
Chiles, as it is composed of representa-
tives of many of the leading families in
the city.
Her plans we're out of the ordinary.
as she only sent printed invitations and
had had only four meetings at her resi-
dence, yet A ladies had paid the Join
ing fee before going to the hall to be
made aud the rest paid at the hall.
The court is named in honor of the
last new lodge instituted here and at
the request of its officers, who feel
proud that the ladies thus favored
them.
When the officers had BEEN installed,
Miss Chiles made few remarks and
gave Mr.. Mitchell the list of members.
who will begin with the institution of
the new court in taking bank stock.
The list was headed by Mrs. Alice
Jones, the Receiver Of Deposits of Ve-
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
FOUR THOUsLND DOLLARS.
Mr.. Humbles at the Helm-Dr. Nor
gan Ansuered--A Remarkable Con
clusiOn-The Flag Waving at
Lynchburg.

To the Editor of the Richmond Plan
ET:-
am sure that you and all the good
citizens of Richmond will rejoice to
know that the Virginia Seminary is
now entirely in the hands of the Negro
Baptists. Mr.. Adolphus Humbles, dea-
con of one of our churches in Lynch
burg, and honored trustee Of the Semi
nary came forth TO our rescue.
There were efforts made by some par
ties 20 foreclose the mortgage, to pur-
chase the school property, and finally
inquiries were made seeking TO have the
court decree that the school be rented.
All of these efforts have failed and
Virginia Seminary is no longer In the
hands of the, Home Mission Society. This
This will stir the Baptists of the State
TO meet in Petersburg with the one de-
termination OF raising Sl0,00 in order
10 pay Mr.. Humbles. the only true and
tried financial friend the school has eY-
er had.
The Fifth Baptist Church (Svdnevl
has recently extended a call to Rev. DIR.
Joseph Perry of North Carolina. He
has accepted the call and will enter inn
medlately upon the duties OF his charge
DIR. Perry rs an able preacher, grad
uate of Shaw University, and comes TO
us with the highest recommendations
from such distinguished men as Profess
sor Peagues. Roberts, and others of dis
tinction i'll the old North State.
Dr.. Perry will preach tomorrow at
the Fifth church. Let the good people
go ont and hear him.
The Ministers and Deacon's Confer
ence which meets at the Fifth Street
Baptist Church as D. M. each Monday
is being largely attended, new members
are constantly joining. The member
ship now runs up to seventy old.
Last Monday the addresses by Rev.
j. H. Burks, ID. w. Davis, A. NJ, DR..
Joseph Perry, Morris, Graham, Green,
Williams, Hucles, and others were of
spirited interest; and so the good work
goes on.
Respectfully,
w. F. GRAHAM
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
= ~ { LIBF2ARYL,,,,l ,,,,,,, : ,,,,-,,e,
RICHMOND RICE FIVE GENTS

nus Court and one hundred dollars cash
was handed over to hind a
1t is needless to say that the Grand
Worthy Counsellor and all the rest of
them were dumb-founded and many
were the well-deserved praises heaped
hpon Miss Chiles and her new court by
uim and the visitors.
The following ladies assisted in the
initiation: G.. w. TX. Mrs. Lillian Payne;
G. w. l., Miss Eva G.. Davis; G. w. 81
S. D., Mrs. Kate Thomas; G.. w. J. D..
Mrs. Rosa Lovings; G.. w. o.. Miss Ma
rietta l.. Chiles; G. w. r. OF D., Miss
Patience Scott; G.. w. r. of A, Mrs,
Lucy e. Miles; G w, r. of Dep, Mrs.
Lottie Wines; q. W. E., Mrs. Anna
Taylor Mary H. Smith. G. w. G., Miss
Drucilla Marks; G.. w. A. O., Miss Min
ME White; G.. w. a., Miss Mary Nor
ris; G. w. p, Miss Mamie Hope, Mes
DANES Melvlna Henderson, Lucy Cross
Miss Minnie Scott, Mrs. Mary Kemp,
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Crump, Miss Bette
Dobson, Mesdames. A. I. Thompson,
Mary Mayo, Robert Watkins.
2ND AND 4TB rUEsDAY-5P.
Officers: w. O., Mary Gray, 81 West
Jackson; w. Insp., Mrs, Nancy Custalo;
w. Ink, Mrs Flora Jackson; S. D.,
Mrs. Sarah +. Wells; J. D., Mrs. A. r
V. Ramsey; o., Mrs. Sallie Miles; Con,
Miss Julia Robinson; Asst Con-, Mrs.
Margaret Scott; r. Of A., Mrs. s. Alice
Burrel; r. of D., Miss Florida Gallo
way, 5O219 Catherine St.; r. of Deposit,
Mrs. Alice Jones; Escort, Mrs. Eva
Fields; Herald Mrs. Kate White; Pro-
tector Miss Alice Graves.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
DEATHS.

CARTER-Diedi in New York March
8, 1902, Mrs. Amanda J. Carter. Fun
eral from the room OF Mr.. w. L. John
son; inferred in Mechanics Cemetery.
A precious one from US has gone,
A voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filed.
God in His wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love has given,
And though the body slumbers here,
The soul is safe in heaven.
Her sister,
MAGGIE CARTER.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES.
HNSSp6CVIUIIy,
w. F. GRAHAM.

The explanation ON the Sunday School
lesson was well attended last Saturday.
The work of she committee last Sun
day in the Jail and almshouse was good.
The committee was out in full. Men,
continue to do your duty.
The address to the boys last Sunday
by Mr.. Joseph Arlington was very in
teresting and helpful, subject, "Absa-
lom's Fate" About 100 boys were pres
ent.
An oyerfiowing crowd Of men heard
Rev. Nelson b. Brown, who spoke to
them upon the subject of Freedom.
Every thought was weighed with food
for the thoughtful man. Every one felt
that he was paid for coming to hear the
Rev. Solo was rendered by Mr.. Staples
last Sunday.
Explanation on the Sunday School
lesson to-day at $50 p. M. You are cor
daily invited to bring a friend.
Committee for Sunday will meet at
the rooms 10 a. m. sharp.
Pres. Clifton Caben will address the
boys Sunday 4 p. m.
Here we are The big Mass Meeting
for men only, at the True Reformer's s
Hall. Sunday, $3.50 p. m. sharp Rev.
d. Webster Davis, A M. will deliver a
special address, subject, Gumption. Men
do not fail to hear this. Find the other
man and bring him. Help us to reach
500 men for this meeting. Admission
free. The music will be great treat.
Trent's Quartette will sing. Profess
sor Wyatt's Orchestra will render Spec
ial Music. Everybody is requested to
be committee for this meeting. You
may not be able to come but see that
the other man comes. 500 men are
wanted. Admission free.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Resolution of Coincidence of MaceO
Court, S22, 1. 0. C.

Where's, in the all-wise Providence
or God, we are called upon to express
our deep sorrow and sympathy because
the reaper death has invaded our ranks
and taken from us our faithful and be-
loved member, sister Catherine Tinsley.
Resolved: That we bow in humble
submission to the will of Him who doeth
all things well. Te those bereft of their
dear one, we offer our most sincere and
heartfelt sympathy, trusting that our
loss may be her eternal gain.
Resolved: That a copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the face of the
minutes, a copy be forwarded to the
family and be published in the Rich
mond PLANET.
III. L. RICHARDSON,
MARY MONROE,
ELLA CLARK, Sec.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Chorus:

SYMS-Miss Bette e. Syms entered
into rest after few hours illness, We'd
nesday. March 18th, 1902, in Chester
field Co., Va, where she had been teach
ing school. Her mother, four uncles
four aunts and host of relatives and
friends survive her.
Her Cousin,
MARIETTA JONES.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22

WILLIAMS-Th funeral of Edgar,
the beloved son of Mrs. Harriet Will
Jams, who departed this life ON Satur-
day, March 10, '02, at his latetresidence,
713 N. Both street, after a protracted
illness, took place from the 4th Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening last. The
The Lily Of the Valley Association, Mr.
James III. Ross, president, of which he
was faithful member, was in attend
ance in large numbers and escorted the
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
500 Endowment Paid.

RICHMOND, Va, March IS, 'O2 ~
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell Jr., Grand Worthy
Counsellor of the Grand Court of Va
the sum of (Sl00) One Hundred Dollars
In payment of the endowment of NV
husband, j. A. Smith, who was a mem.
Der of Sylvia's Court, No. l05, I. o of
u, N. A, S. A, E., A, A. and A.
Signed:
Witnesses: IL q.
S. Q. Burrell,
Eva G. Davis.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22

Board Of the First Baptist Churdh took
place Monday night. Deacon pohn s.
Powell was secretary.
BY request, we omit patti of the
proceedings. The meeting WIS spicy
and interesting.
THE NEW DEAcoNs.
The seven newly elected deachy.s al
though not yet ordained were lpresent
and participated in the discussion and
voted.
Tho case of John Mitchell, Jr who
was unlawfully excluded III violation of
the church-polity and the church con-
stitution was under debate, and ON this
Deacon ]. .. Farley secured the floor.
His scathing remuneration of the ring
was the feature of the occasion. The
fact that the constitution of the church
required that all matters of discipline
should come before the Deacon Board
before it went before the Church was
commented upon. He declared that
this had not been done in the case OF
Mr.. Mitchell
He became involved in heated con-
troversy with Deacon Hill and Deacon
Holmes.
NOAsNhF ~ fAANt1MENA.
Deacon Harrison Smith was equally
outspoken. He declared that the law
of the church had been violated in the
case and he did not care who knew he
said so.
The matter shonld have first come be
lore the Deacon Board and the church
would not now be in this trouble.
Deacon 5. w. Shorts s,ud that he
nnHArSfsaDH thof Rrnehar III.
Jams, Jr., had entered suit against John
Mitchell, Jr.
This would bring the church in
question and cause the members of il
10 be paraded in the courthouse He
did not want to be standing on the
court house steps during che trull, and
he was desirous that some steps should
be taken to request Brother Williams e
withdraw the suit.
THE CHURCH IN COURT.
II this was not done, the members
and officers of the church would be
summoned to court.
Deacon Harrison Smith was opposed
to asking the church anything. If the
motion was passed, and was known &c
come from the deacons, the same crowd
would vote against it, simply because il
came from the deacons. That body mas
already been ignored
THE VOTE ON THE QUESTION.
Others seemed to think that it was a
matter for church-action and by vote
OF S to -, the motion was lost. OF the
regularly ordained deacons, s voted for
it and against it.
The motion TO adjourn was made sew.
eral times. Rev. W. L. johnson, b. D.,
the pastor sat back in tho church at
first, but later came forward where he
listened to the heated debate over a
question which has destroyed the peace
of the church aud made this Christian
body the laughing stock of the civilized
world.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
RICHMOND, Va, March 10. 1902.

KEELING-Departed this life March
10th at 7:55 P. NJ, in the 48th year of
his age, Lewis Keeling, the loving hus-
band of Maria Keeling. His funeral
took place at the Sixth Mount Zion
Baptist Church, Rev. Thomas officiat-
ing. The Lord hast given and the Lord
hath taken away, blessed be the name
of the Lord.
Done by order of his wife,
MARIA KEELING.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Headnuarters of the

AHO0'OII ukI VUIS OF the
FIRST REGIMENT, UNIFORM RANK
knights of Pythias,
n. A, S. A, E., A, A. & A.
Order No. 5.
RICHMOND, VA, March 90. 1902.
BY direction Of the Brigadier General
Eureka Company, No. l, Planet Com.
pany, 8 and Blooming Lily Companv
No. ii will assemble at the Pvtbisn
Castle Hall, 5Il N. Sd street at 2:3O p
NJ. sharp in full-dress uniform 10 ac'
company the lodges to the Ebanezer
Baptist Church where the anniversary
exercises will be held,
By order of
f. a. WASHINGTON.
Lieutenant Colonel.
A. ]. SMITH, JR.,
Adjutant.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22

OFFICE OF GRAND COURT or VA,
Independent Order of Calanthe,
N. A., S. A, E.. A, A. 81 A.
RICHMOND, Va, March 90, 1902.
Greeting:
The subordinate courts are
requested to meet in the lecture room Of
the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Sunday,
March 80, 1902, at $3.50 p. NJ. to attend
the anniversary exercises of the Knights
of Pythias.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
Grand Worthy Counsellor.
MARIETTA L. CHmEs,
q. w. Register of Deeds.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
OFFICE or GRAND LODGE VA.
Knights of Pythias,

n. A, S. A, f, A., A. & A,
- RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1902.
Greeting.
The subordinate lodges Of Rich
mond will meet Sunday, March 30
1902, at the Pythiau Castle Hall. 5I1 N
I'd street at p. n. from which place
they will proceed TO the Ebenezer Ban.
ust Church, where the anniversary ser
mon will be delivered by Sir Knight
w, II. Stokes.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
Grand Chancellor.
THOMAS NJ. CRUsP,
Grand Keeper of Records g Seal
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Religious Service.

Religious service will be held Sunday,
March 23rd, 1902, $3.50 o'clock p. IN. AT
Navy Hill Hall, corner 9th and Duyal
Sts. All are welcome. Meetings con-
dncted by Wallace Taylor.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING.

It was understood that this meeting
was held with the object and purpose of
excluding Editor Mitchell from the
First Baptist Church for having permit
ted the publication of the church pro-
ceedings in the columns of the THE
PLANET.
There was not then and is not now
any law or rule upon the books of the
First Baptist Church against publish
ing the proceedings. Neither had the
church then requested Editor Mitchell
not TO publish the proceedings, nor has
it done so since.
Be that as it may, Editor Mitchell
was summoned by letter to appear be-
fore the First Baptist Church, in viola
ton of the rule of the church, which re-
quires that all matters of discipline shall
first come before the Deacon Board, as
well of the violation of the Gospel Rule.
COPY OF SUMMONS.
The following is copy of the sum-
mons, thing practically unknown in
a Baptist Church.
RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1901.
First Baptist Church to John Mitch
ell, Jr.,
Dear Brother
You are hereby summoned to
our next church meeting, the first Mon
day night in August, 1901, TO show
cause why the hand of fellowship should
not be Withdrawn from you, upon the
following charges:
Brother John Mitchell, Jr. is hereby
harged with publishing the private let
& sr of Rev. johnson to the church, and
ne business Of the church in disregard
~ the church polity and the authority of
he Baptist Church, same appearing in
q PLANET of July 9th, 1901.
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR."
Done by order of the church July 10,
o.
Rev. T. II. BRIGGS, Chairman,
B. P. yANDERvALL,
Church Clerk.
oBEYED THE CHURCH.
Aiitor Mitchell obeyed the church
appeared there OF the first Monday
10 in August, 1901.
result is soon told. Editor Mitch
as illegally excluded on motion of
&n williams, Jr., while he Mitch
vas on the floor conducting his de-
in the time which had been pre-
" voted him by the church.
of church membership Of S5o0
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22

The official proceedings of the 18th
Biennial Session Of the Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, N. A.. s.. A, e. A.
A. 81 A. is now being distributed by @.
K. Robinson, Supreme Keeper Of Rec
ords and Seal.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
STORMY SCENES OVER
THE SUFFRAGE.
Two Camps Established-The
Question of the Negro.
A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AP.
POINTEB.
The Leaders Uneasy.

vention have been caucusing regularly
in an effort to agree upon the suffrage
question.
The action OF the Republican leaders
in Congress in deciding to investigate
the disfranchising laws of certain states
and report a remedy therefor has caused
much embarrassment, and untold con-
fusion to the Democratic managers of
Virginia.
''No WHITE MAN PROPOSITION.
The adoption by the Democratic Con-
vention of a resolution providing that
no white man shall be disfranchised has
also troubled the members. To carry
out this pledge is TO enact an unconsti-
tutional law. which will not stand the
test of the United States Courts.
Coupled with this was the pledge TO
submit the action of the convention to
the people for ratification.
The session of the conference last
Monday was interesting. A property
qualification had been adopted.
EDUCATIONAL FEATURE GONE.
Mr.. @. Y. Meredith offered an amend
meut 20 the Glass plan " hich virtually
struck out the educational feature. 1t
was adopted by a vote of 30 TO 2S.
Then DR. McIlwaine moved TO change
the soldier clause as TO make it apply to
soldiers and their sons. He opposed
the understanding and grandfather
clauses. His motion prevailed by a
vote of 35 to 20
Mr. Flood moved to reconsider and on
flnf, IN t,,NVfnt, 10 -, Te
was lost by vote 10 Co 20.
Mr.. FLOOD Is wRATuY.
Mr.. Flood claimed that the Nell
waine amendment would destroy all
protection To thousands of white mon in
the state. There was great confusion
when another motion to adjourn was
made
The Democrats are split up in two
divisions, one AS the Glass Daniel com
bination and the other side as the Thorn
Gordon combination. The latter ele-
ment is in the majority.
At the session Tuesday, Mr.. Thorn
ton succeeded in having an amendment
passed exempting from the operation of
the property qualification the sons and
grand-sons of soldiers who have served
in any war. But even this was soon re-
considered and the Democratic brethren
were at sea again.
STILL ANOTHER EFFORT.
Another effort was made TO have the
Mcllwaine Amendment reconsidered,
but it failed by vote Of 81 to 30.
Hon. George ID. Wise made a consti-
tutional argument against the grand
father feature of the GordoH amend
ment. He opposed the motion to re.
consider. Mr.. Thornton moved TO ex-
empt the grandsons also from the oper-
alton of the property qualification.
This was adopted by a vote of 81 to 30.
The result of these test votes has been
TO intensity the feeling between the
Democratic factions.
RADICAL DIVISION.
The Glass-Daniel forces have about 27
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
HONOR PUPILS.
HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL.

Week Ending March z, 1902.
Senior A-Carrie Adams, Mabel Har.
ris, Ruth Sully.
Intermediate A-Connie Tinsley, HUI
da Jackson.
Junior A, Pearl Bland.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Notice..

If Frances Brown viii send her ad-
dress to this office, she viii learn some
thing to her interest.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY MARCH 22, 1902.

remains to East End Memorial Gene
terry. Among the many relatives pres
ent were the following: Mrs. Franh
Williams, his aunt of Hampton; his un
Gle, MIR. Jordan Poindexter and Mis-!
Mary Poindexter, both of New Kent
County, Va. BY request, the pastor
announced the following Gospel hymn
led by Brother James n. Ross and mem
bers Of the association:
Shall we meet beyond the river,
Where the surges cease to roll?
Where, in all the bright forever,
Sorrow ne'er shall press the soup
Chorus:
Shall we meet, shall we meet,
Shall we meet beyond the riverl
Shall we meet beyond the river,
Where the surges cease to roll?
Etc.