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The news-herald., 1902-01-11
LORNA DOONE:
Development To Be Be-
gun at Once.
London Capitalists viii Open Up that
Promising Group-W. Weston and E.
g. Dewitt to Superintend the Work
Will Mean Much to this District.

The Lorna Doone group of cop
per claims, recently bonded from
the Mohnike boys by E. G. Dewitt
and J T. May of Colorado Springs,
has been reported upon SO favor
ably by Mr.. W. Weston, a mining
engineer Of Colorado Springs, that
some London clients Of Mr.. Wes-
toms have taken an eight-months'
option on the property and will at
once start development work.
Sinking will be continued on the
60-foot shaft already there and at
a depth of 100 feet drifting and
prosecuting will be done. Ample
funds have been placed to the cred
it of Mr. Weston in a Phoenix
bank and development work will
be continued until the property~is
thoroughly proved. With admir-
able foresight, Mr.. Weston has Sc
lected Mr.. Dewitt as superintend-
ent to proceed with the work at
once. Mr., Dewitt went to Phoe-
nix Tuesday to complete arrange
ments for placing 9 force of men
at work at once.
The standing of Messrs. Weston,
Dewitt and May is Of the highest
order, they being we'll known as
among the most successful discov-
erers and workers of mines in the
Cripple Greek district, and Wick
enburg is especially fortunate in
having such men working in this
vicinity Mr.. Weston has been
practicing his profession in Color
ado for the past twenty years, and
is as we'll known in London as in
Colorado. For the past two years
he has also been the manager of
the White Hills Mining & Milling
Company, with mine So miles from
Kingman. The success of the
Lorna Doone means mucfr~~~to
Wickenburg. The ore bodies on
the surface are large and high
grade and all that remains to be
proved is their permanence, which
will be done as fast as men,
money can do the work. -
The news-herald., 1902-01-11
NEW OFFCERs-AND GOOD ONES.
The President Springs a Surprise in the
Appointment of Officials.

On "Wednesday the president ap-
pointed Frederick S. Nave of No
gales to succeed Robert E. Morri-
son as United States district attor-
ney, and B. F. Daniels, also of
Nogales, to succeed NJ. H. McCord
as United States marshal.
Fred Nave is a young man and
bright one, and we predict that
the affairs of his office will be con-
Quoted in a manner rejecting cred
it upon the appointing power as
well as himself, and with entire
satisfaction to the people of Ari-
IONA. Mr.. Nave came to Arizona
several years ago about as near the
undertaking parlors as a live man
can get with safety, but his indom-
table will power, coupled with
the health-giving Arizona air and
sunshine and a determination to
live, has made him a we'll man.
He practiced law for time in
Phoenix, later going to Nogales,
where he was soon appointed dis
trict attorney of Santa Cruz county.
Mr.. Nave was also clerk of the
code commission which revised the
Arizona laws passed by the last
legislature.
Mr.. Daniels is probably we'll
fitted for his office, having been
marshal Of Dodge City in its palm
lest days, chief of police at Cripple
Greek, and a Rough Rider. He is
brave man, gentleman and a
fighter, He has also had part Of
one ear bitten off in the line OF
duty. In appointing Mr.. Daniels,
President Roosevelt ignored Nc
Cord. When Roosevelt was vice
president, Col. McCord had quite
an interview in one of the San
Francisco papers regarding the
comparative merits of the Rough
Riders and the colonel's regiment.
This interview was afterwards pub
lished in the Arizona Gazette, and
was probably read by President
Roosevelt.
The news-herald., 1902-01-11
MINES OF THE DESERT.
The Development of Water Will Open
Up Bonanzas.

The miner and investors in west
ern mines are very much afraid of
desert mines, says the Mining Re-
porter. Lack of water is the great
drawback which frightens them.
That the deserts lack water is a
mere superstition. Water is lack
ing on the surface, it is true, but
when intelligence is shown in
searching for water it can always
be found. Day by day the deserts
are yielding up water to the active
and intelligent searcher and we
predict that in few years time
many of the so-called deserts will
be the most fertile spots in the
United States. The we'll known
Journey Of Death desert in New
Mexico, one of the most arid re-
gions of the United States, has just
yielded up an artesian flow of 1000
gallons per hour. In this desert
during the Mexican war, no less
than a $50 soldiers perished of
thirst. The deserts are we'll pro-
vided with minerals, and when
people get over their water scare,
we will find that great and unsus-
pected mining fields have been
overlooked.
The news-herald., 1902-01-11
GEORGE BRYAN MURDERED.
The Last of the Cattle Barons of thi!
Section RuthIessly Slain.

Last Saturday, five miles south
of Gilbert, George w. Bryan, one
of the last cattlemen to remain in
this section, was murdered at his
cabin, supposedly by William
Connors, man with an unquench-
able desire to be known as "bad
man." Connors was arrested
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriffs Johns
and Young of Yavapai county and
taken to Prescott. Judge Gilbert
summoned William Johnson, Geo.
Baumgartner, E. E. Towner, w. T.
Mitchell, Geo. NJ. Harrison and
E. r. Hall as coroner's jury, who,
after viewing the remains and list
ening to the evidence, brought in
the following verdict:
owe, the jurors empanelled and
sworn to enquire into the cause Of
the death of George w. Bryan, de-,
ceased, do find from view of the
body and testimony of Ben Swenin-
ger, Sam Young, A, A. Johns, w. R.
Bruce and William Connors, that
the deceased came to his death on
the 4th day of January, 1902, about
five miles south of Gilbert in the
county of Yavapai, from gunshot
wound inflicted by William Con-
nors.
The White Gold Company has
been incorporated in Phoenix to
work the Dark Horse and Right
Bower claims UP the river. Super
intendent B. +. Porter OF the NJ. &
?. railroad, General Agent l.. Fl.
Lands OF ths S. F., P. Il P. road,
J. Elliott Wa lker, county treasurer,
A. J. Edwards, district attorney;
J. w. Walker and others are inter-
The news-herald., 1902-01-11
GILBERT GLEANINGS.
A Summary Of the Local Happenings in
that Thriving Neighborhood.

remains of Geo. w. Bryan.
The Baumgartner boys are find
ing some very rich ore on the claim
they are now working. They are
now down 80 feet, and expect to &C
down 20 feet farther before putting
in a whim. The ore is appearing
in stringers the entire width OF
the shaft. The vein is a contact
between porphry and granite, and
is almost vertical. Some of their
assays have gone as high as 70 and
80 per cent copper, good gold val
ues being also found.
J. H. Carlisle, who is in charge
of the work on the Witherlay
claims, is working On the tunnel
started last year. It is now in
something in over 200 feet, and is
showing up a fine body of ore. The
ledge is large one, being an iron
porphry in which the sulphurets
lie.
The tunnel on the Denver group
Of claims is now in about IS feet.
Mr.. Gamage has fitted up a nice
cottage in the King Solomon wash
Sam Franklin and Geo. Mar
gueritch are working on the claims
which Mr.. Franklin recently bond
ed TO Denver company.
Ben Sweninger has left the en-
ploy of the Drew Co. and has gone
to work developing his own prop
erty. Mr.. Sweninger has taken
some very rich ore from his claims,
a shipment having been made last
summer that went $118 in gold,
silver and lead.
E. w. Young, who owns the
Katherine mine in the White Plea
cho district, is intending to COM
mence shipping ore to the Val
Verde smelte1 next week. Con-
siderable ore is on the dump, and
several thousand tons are above
the 3O0-foot level and will proba-
bly, be taken out soon. The ore is
Of a very fine smelling quality,
having an excess Of iron. The
chief values are in copper, but it
also goes we'll in gold. The prop
erty has been under bond since last
summer, the bond expiring the
first of the year. Mr.. Young will
probably start up soon with Henry
Leroy in charge.
Miss Mary F. Bryan has been
appointed administrators OF the es-
tate of Geo. w. Bryan, deceased.
Archie Bonecutter and the Gun
nell brothers were down from Slim
Jim this week.
J. w. Witherlay and wife passed
through Wednesday, having spent
Tuesday evening at Burson's camp.
F. X. O'Brien went through on
the stage Wednesday.
Fred Vorhees of the Burson
camp went down to Wickenburg
Wednesday. He reports things
getting along nicely at the mine
and says the new pump is working
fine.
J. W. Walker and L. L. White
were here on mining business Tues
day.
Alfred B. Noxon of the Daily
Mining Record left for town Mon
day. He expects to be back again
before long.
Tim Maher, an old-time miner
and prospector, came in from the
Whipsaws Thursday. Tim worked
on the United Verde when it was
under control of Ex-Governor Tritle
and made the connection between
the Wade Hampton and Eureka
claims at the 14O-foot level in '84.
w. P. Hamlyn had a man look
ing at the Howard group Of claims
on Thursday.
Denny Lawton is still in town,
but intends starting out soon.
Frank Foreman was over from
the Mcintosh claims Thursday.
He came over on "The Kid"
r. W. Sargent and party Of six
The news-herald., 1902-01-11

We are told that gasoline hoist
will be placed on the Angel mine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
BANK STOCK SHAKEN.
Judge Wexford Gives a. OpiuiOn.

In the suit of Willis B. Martin VS..
TheSayings Bank, G. f. U. o. T r.
Judge Wexford holds that an owner of
the True Reformer Bank Stock cannot
sue and recover its face value, but NAV
sell, assign or transfer it to anyone. and
the bank will be compelled to transfer
it on their books.
The result of this decision is a COM
plete oyerthrown of the position taken
by the True Reformers, that their stock
returned to the order when the holder
died.
The Code of Virginia, Section 1875
Shares Of stock shall be deem
ed personal estate, and as such shall
pass to the personal representative or
assignee Of stockholder. A book
shall be kept by the company, in which
shares may be assigned -
j. Thos. Hewin, ESQ, represented
Willis b. Martin and j. Q. Robertson.
ESQ., represented the Bank. Persons
are no longer compelled to return their
stock to the Bank when they die.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY DEoEMBER 20, 1902
NEGRO INVENTOR CREATES A Gil.
GANTIC ENTERPRISE.
Joseph Lee Invents the National
Kneading and Mixing Machine.

For thousand years there has been
no advance in the homely art Of max
ing bread. The primitive conditions of
the stone age are still the methods en-
ployed by the housewife. Through all
these years it has remained for an Afro
American to invent a machine which
viii lessen the labor, increase the econ
omy of bread making and insure abso-
Lutte purity.
Joseph Lee, who for eleven years a
/ steward in the United States Coast
Survey, gave particular attention to
bread making. He noticed that the
best bread was produced when the
| dough was most evenly and
completely kneaded. In 1894, while
the proprietor Of the Aburndale Hotel
Mr.. Lee invented his machine for the
purpose Of producing a uniform bread,
but with no idea Of the revolutionizino
the bread making industry.
While fashionable Boston came ont to
Auburndale to eat and carry away this
particularly good bread. the inventor
for five years carefully guarded the Sc
cret that his bread was made by ma
chine and not by hand When the Sc.
cret was discovered. the National Bread
Company, 20 Broad street, New York
Olty was organized to exploit the inven-
tion of Mr.. Lee.
Spain is said 20 produce the best
bread of Europe and there the dough is
kneaded by being pounded with NAL
lets, process similar to the one en-
ployed by the National Kneading Ma
chine, which employs archimedean
screws to intimately mix every particle
OF the mass and turn it over under
pounding rnallets.
After the machine was developed, the
miracle was discovered of making
something out of nothing Out Of each
barrel OF flour, this colored mans inven-
tlon produces sixty pounds more OF fin
lshed bread than the hand process.
Wis IS explained when it ia understood
that in the handmade bread ali OF the
-four is not turned into bread substance,
but much of it is left in its natural state
throughout the body of the bread,
whereas in the case of bread made by
this machine the thorough kneading
and manipulation so develops its Ia
tent qualities that more water is absorb
ed in the dough and every particle of
the feur is turned into bread substance;
thus the additional sixty pounds of
bread is easily accounted for.
TX this machine was put into univer-
sal operation In the United States, il
would result In saving Of 10000, 900
per year
MIR. Lees invention is now in the
possession Of the National Bread Com
pany and its subsidiary companies, hav-
ing capitalization of $S, 100000 and,
contrary to the usual fact that the in
ventor does not profit by his invention,
Mr.. Lee is possessed OF very comfort
able quantity of such stock.
Mr.. Lees machine is now quite gen
orally employed by bakers throughout
the United States and Great Britain.
In addition to his bread making ma
chine, he has recently invented AN au-
tomato crumbing machine which, while
1T will not work the great industrial
revolution that the National Kneading
Machine has, yet it improves the versa
tility OF this Negro inventor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20

The Cohen Company is as usual the
leader in low prices. If you wish use
full holiday presents, call and see them.
All goods are guaranteed as represented.
Do not forget that Messrs Petit and
Co., viii furnish you with the very best
furniture at prices and terms that will
be sure to please You. See advertise
ment, and call and see them.
Messrs. Chas. G.. Jurgens and Son are
too well known to need an introduction
here. They have one of the most reli-
able furniture houses in the country
Gall and see them now.
Messrs. Sydnor g. Hundley, the pro-
gressive furniture dealers invite the pub
lie to visit their mammouth establish
ment. Iowprices and guaranteed deliver
iesconstitute an attractive feature. Call
and see them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting of Planet
Lodge, No. 80, held on Monday night,
December 10Th, 1902, the following of.
hcers we're elected for the term COM
mencing January 1st, 1908:
Rev. M. II. Payne, chancellor com.
mander; Philip Clarke, vice chancellor;
.. O. Williams, prelate; w. A. Kyles,
keeper of records and seal; Thomas Nj,
Orump, master of finance; James L.
Burrell, master of exchequer: Edward
Turner, master-at-arms. Grand Rep.
resentatives, Edward Turner and w.
Henry Walton. The latter is the retir.
ing chancellor commander and will fill
the station OF master OF work.
The meeting was well attended and
the business of the lodge was conducted
with much dispatch.
Capt. w. Henry Jones was reported
lex at his residence, 5O3 N. 18th St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
The Old Mt. Tabor is FOrSsing Ahead
WooDsvILLE, VA. Dec 18th. I

WooDsvlLLR, VA, Dec, 18th, 1909
The Mt. Tabor Baptist Church has
| taken on new life, in the last 4 or s
months since Rev. R. J. Bass has been
pastor. The church has raised more
money than in any one year to our
knowledge, for the purpc Sc of erecting
new building, it has raised $S7S. .95 and
has over one hundred ($100, ,O0) to ltx
former pastor and has kept up the Incl
Dental expenses,
On the first, in Dec, 1909, we had our
rally. The pastor was assisted by such
eminent divines as Reverends; s. @.
Burrell, who preached at 1l:SO, D. w.
Davis at $3.50 and d. L. Cosby at s Pm.
Quite large sum was reported the
clubs known by the names of the Will
ing Workers.-Club, No. l, Sister Lucy
Taliaferro, captain, $27 .25, No. 2, Re
beeca Brooks, captain, $13.S5, Pastor
Deacons Club, M. J. Jenkins, captain,
$30.55, Club. 4, G. F. Gateswood, IS. 80
No. 5, Elizabeth Henderson, captain,
$7.62. No. 6, Martha Brooks, captain,
$l7.Oo, No. z, Boys and Girls, j. T. John
SOD, captain, $3.47, No. s, Alex Frank
lin, captain, IS n, No. 8, Elizabeth
Evens, captain, $26 90, No. 10, Elijah
Ransom, captain, 1887, Table collection.
$l1.80.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20

Mr.. ]. w. Lawrence of Suffolk
Va, has sent us another list of suh'
scribers as follows:-Messrs. N viii.
lams, j. 2. Lawrence, Ned Edwards
b. Turner, Nancy Hudgengs, II. But
Ter, Rev. j. a Garris and Mrs Anna
Ross. This is good work.
We return thanks for an invita-
tlon to the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Deane, Dec. 18th, 1902.
Mrs. Mary Brown, the wife IT
Mr. Philip S. Brown of 1910 W. Leigh
street is improving under the sEIilIfnI
treatment of DIR. Miles B. Jones.
Mrs. E. O. Farrar and dauobtsr
are now at Peagan. Falls county, Texas
with her aunt.
Va, called on us.
Wantsd-A single colored female 70
go to Butler, Pa, as house keeper.
Address,
GEORGE CAPRRs.
Butler, Pa,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
National Baptist Sunday School
Union.

Quite large and enthusiastic gather
ing witnessed the regular monthly
meeting of the National Baptist Sun
day School Union at the Fifth Baptisi
Church (Sydney) on last Sunday even
ing at 3 p. m.
The recitations, solos, Duets and
songs were indeed melodious The
qnlntette from the Fifth Street carried
ou the palms, while the sextette from
the Fifth Church could not have been
far surpassed.
Mr.. Paul Pollard delivered q very fine ad
dress, full of good and wholesome ad.
wee. 1t was well delivered and places
MN among the coming orators. The at
tendance was large and collection yery
good.
Ihe next Union will be held at Mt
OIlvet Baptist Church the second Sun.
day IN January.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
York River Line Winter Schedule,
Effective Dec. IS, 1909.

Leave Richmond from Southern Rail
way, 14th Street Station, 4:s0 p. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrive Baltimore following morning
$50 a. m
Fare, one way, 81 so; round-trip, q. 90.
The best way to travel between Rich
mond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and the North and East.
Short water trip. elegant steamers,
steam heat, electric lights.
l2-20-O2 ct
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
The New Hospital.

The opening of the new hospital ON
Baker street, between 4th and 5th Sts..
was grand success. The building
which was formerly the residence of
Mr.. A. Rick is in excellent repair.
The rooms are so arranged as to be ad-
mirably adapted for the purposes for
which they are to be utilized.
The Richmond Hospital Association
or rather the women's department of it
is under the skillful management of
Mrs. Rosa d. Bowser scored signal
success and cleared much money for
this benevolent object,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
Stock holders xeeting.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Savings Bank are requested to meet on
Tuesday, January 6, 1908, at the Bank
ing House, oil N. Srd street, Richmond,
Va, at O'Clock P. M.
By order of
JOHN MITCHELL, JR., Pres;
THos. NJ. CRUAR, Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
N0tice-

There will be a call meeting of Chris
tian Hope Lodge, No. IS, Tuesday
night, December 23rd az 8 p. m. Elec-
ton of officers. All are requested to be
present.
By order,
J. THos. MOORE, O, O.;
II. G. LEWIS, K. Of r. 81 S,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
THE GREATEST YET.
The Prima Donna Star Concert.

By Madam Anna Lee Slade of Wash.
tngton, d. O at the True Ref ormers,
Hall Monday night, December 90. 1909
given for the benefit Of CHARITY. In
this entertainment Madam Slade will
be accompanied by Miss Bessie HamiI.
ton, who has made four years success.
ful tour of the Western States a,
BLACK May Irwin" Administers ~
cents. Reserved seats, 25 oents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
Notice.

There will be a called meeting of
Royal Lodge, No. &c, K. of p, Monday
night, December 22d, 1902, at 8 D. M.
sharp. Election Of officers.
J.J. GARTER, o. O.;
En-. j. JOHNSON. K. of r. g. s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
oFFIcERs OF rHn NEW LODGE.
MUCH CoMPLnzEETEp.

The Grand Chancellor complimented
the lodge highly before leaving. he re-
turned TO Richmond at I;30 A. M.
Rev. James II. Burks, who is MEM
Der OF Manchester Lodge No. IL, Knights
OF Pythias, N. A, S. A, E., A "A. & A,
was On interested participant in the
initiation. The lodge numbers 3S strong.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
PYTHIANS
ENTER ROANOKE.
A NEW LODGE THERE.
Realistic InitiatiOn-The Grand
Chancellor is Happy-The State
Organizer Opens up a New
Field-Fine Material.
ROANOKE. Va. Dec 18th.

ROANOKE, VA, Dec, 10th, 1902.
! Pythienism found its way into this
, city last night through the efforts of
State Organizer Jesse Scruggs, who has
f. been laboring here about one week. AZ
a result Grand Chancellor John Mitchell
, Jr., arrived here last night at s o'clock
accompanied by Col. E. r Jefferson of
f, Richmond and Deputy Grand Chan
/ cellor w. ]. Wells OF the Lynchburg
District, also Sir y. III. Wells of the
F, same city
RoANoKE's DIVINE.
The city was in the lap Of winter.
/ The ground was covered with snow and
sleet, but a delegation met the visitors.
, Grand Chancellor Mitchell, Col. JefFer-
son and Col. Scruggs were {taken in
carriage TO the comfortable home of
Rev. James ii. Burks, who has won
, popular favor since his brief stay in this
city. His Madame hastily prepared
, supper, for the visitors.
a, THE INITIATION AT TIE HALL.
Shortly afterwards, the entire party
, was carried to True Reformer's Hall.
where the candidates had gathered for
, the initiation. Soon the work COM
menced. 1t was 10 o'clock and the
| last rank was completed by 1915 A. M
The candidates were delighted with the
ritualistic work. Aftar- giving tho
| necessary instructions and installing the
officers it was past train time, but the
train was one hour and forty-five min
utes late.
OFFICERS OF THk NEW LODGE.
The following are the officers of the
new body which will be known as Roa-
noke Lodge, No. 81, knights Of Pyth-
, ias:-C. O., J. M. Mpscomb, V. O., J.
III. Page, P, Rev. w. D. Woods, Nj. OF
w, w. L. Randolph, X. of r. and s.,
DR.. l. d. Burrell, NJ. of F., Q. A Robin
, son. M. of Exchequer, j. z Brown, Nj.
az A, w, ], Johnson, 1. G., w. II
Brooks, o. G., James r. Kinley, Trus-
tees:-R. A Younger, Frank Pinkard.
Q. h. Parker. Attendants:-Ist, Joseph
Stokes; End, John L. White, srd, 4. f..
Smith, 4th, w. @. Jones.
The lodge will meet on the 2nd and 4th
Fridays, s p. NJ. at True Reformers'
Hall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
Special Holiday Rates Via Southern
RAILWAY. IaOY-na

One and one-third fares for the round
trap between all points South of the
Potomac and East of the Ohio and Mis-
slsslPpl rivers. For details, inquire Of
any Southern Railway Agent.
1890 02 2t
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WANTED-A first class type-setter
Must be well recommended.
Apply to the PLANET, 311 N. 9TH, Sc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20

The annual reception of the mar
rage OF Mr.: and Mrs. John T. Brown,
NO. ~ East Duval street, from 8 to II
p. m, December 25th, 1902. Friends
are cordially invited, no cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20

We return thanks for an invita-
ton to attend the Characterization eyer
cises at st. Johns A. M. f. Church.
Thursday, January 1st, 1908. Mr.. Jas.
E. Fuller, chairman.
Mr.. w. Henry Jones Of sos N
18th ST., is indisposed.
Miss Octavia Patterson has been
sick during the past tive weeks.
Captain Willis Wyatt has been ON
the sick list.
Miss N. Beransenia Norrsll Is out
again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-20
Sir and Brother:-This /

But say like Nehemiah of old, why
should the work of my God cease?" 1
say, "the wicked fee when no man
pursueth" / have no fear Of the
Hpe$st that boasts great things" Our
is God and pray that others may
81 and build a city, plant a tree,
for the gold, help the race, and
the coming OF Gods kingdom.
rs.for God and humanity,
L. N CHEEK.