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orders of the Board of Directors. n
agents OF the Southern Aid Society
wherever located are by the publication
OF this notice authorized to write sick
benefit insurance, beginning October d.
1902, for three months, ending January
8, 1908, all persons of sound health and
mind between the ages of two years next
birthday and sixty years next birthday.
as per table of rates IN applications, for
one-haf membership on payment of an
plleation fee (fitst week s dues.)
The Southern Aid Society has the
best contract fer sick, accident and
death insurance in the field-no limit of
weeks TO draw, You are protected every
week from date of joining until death, at
which time the Society pays your as
signs the death claims.
Agents make the largest salary work
ing for the Southern Aid Society.
Write to-day for terms and territory.
Southern Aid Society of Virginia, 50i
North 2nd ST., Richmond, Va.
OFFICERS AND BOARD.
Armistead Washington, President.
Edward Steward, Vice President.
Thomas Nj. Crump, Sec. 81 Genl Mgr
Walter Z. Baker, Treasurer.
u. l.. Jordan, General Inspector.
A. ID. Price, James L. Carter, Rev. Sid
ney Stanton, Ii. b. Burrell.
10-11-2t
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Thursday. October q

william J. Bryan yesterday began q
campaign on behalf0 the fusion
ticket OF Nebraska. and Will continue
until election day.
John H. Backenstoe, president Of
the Farmers Bank, OF Hummelstown,
Pa, died suddenly yesterday OF apo
plexy while IN the bath room at his
home.
Burglars dynamited the safe IN the
ticket Office of the Pittsburg and
Western Railroad Company at Al
legheny yesterday and secured $500
In cash.
Kentucky's monument to the mem
ory of the Confederate soldiers who
fell at the battle of Perryville, KY,
was unveiled yesterday IN the pres.
ence of 10000 people.
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FIRST HONOR PUPILS
VALLEY SCHOOL.
Week Ending October 10, 1902.

Week Ending October 10, 1909.
4th Grammar-Elizabeth MitcbalI
Edward Stanton.
Bird Grammar-Nettie Banks. Eva
Hartwell, Kate johnson.
End Grammar-Sullivan Pitobfor5
mary Vanderval, Bette Washington.
lst Grammar-Otie johnson Marz
Polndexter. Gertrude Harris. Jose,,h
Anderson, Leroy Brown, Blanche wal
ton. "eAA-
Sth Primary-Oollin johnson. Marie
Brown, Pearl Brown.
7th Primary-Lily Jones. Vivian
Kemp, Annie Holland, Beulah Thomao-
9th Primary-F1ora Anderson. Marv
Francis, Rosa Gaines, Ella Harris. los
ephlne jackson, Ruby Maclxlin. RoSa
Perkins, Lillian West, Parrish Lewia-
Alfred Stokes.
Leta Primary, 34--James Pernell. Rob
ert harrington, Spencer Dance, Victo.
ria Anderson, Fannie Braxton SnSio
Garner, Annie Hudson, Annie HarTis1
0ertrude Walbarrow, Virginia Seaton
Mary Woodson, Zipporah Yearnman.
9th Grammar, 35-Mabel Grammar
Osborn Mason, Ella Stevens. MiIlis
washington, William Mankin,
4th Primary-Maria Anderson NJ.
Muse.
Srd Primary, 37-Oscar Alien, Roland
5aiete, Asa Lapscomb, Arthur Stamps,
Eow rd Taylor. Ernest Venable. En-
mett wins, Maude Fields, Lille Hill.
lda Hargrave, Essie Jenkins, Amanda
Fields. Charlotte Smith.
Bird Primary. 3S-Harry Black. James
,. Burrell, John Christian, John Milton
Dabney, John Elicit, Wellington Lewis
Mllne Nash, Charles White, Maria
Brooks, Harriet Copeland, Matte DiT-
on, Susie Smith, Mamie Thomas Eiiza
beth Thomas, Annie White, Victoria
Williams, Gertrude Elicit.
end Primary, 39-Cora Overton oora
S' smith Cora Whitaker, Joseph Brown.
Sharles hunt, Joseph Dixon, William
Julia Moore, Annie White. Eli Ander,
son, Vernon Cheatham
lst Primary, William Gregory
Leon Cooke, Elisha Kidd, Robert Mont
gonery, Mamie Harris, Mary kinney.
Hill, Julia Parker, Rebecca Mani%;,
Blanche Smith, John Parker, Georrs
Brooks. 0'is 80
2nd Primary, 4I-John Gaines Cbas
Shields. Dean Taylor, Christian Will
Jams. Matilda Harris, Mary Smith. Sal
lie Watkins, Mary Gahmore.
lst Primary, 42-Alex. Dandridse.
Eddie Harding, Shirley Kenny, Jackson
Motifs, George Robinson, Jesse Talia-
Ierro' Jones Williams, Agnes Jones,
Annie Riley, Eleanora Taylor. Rutb
Woodson, Clara Lewis, Bessie Monta-
que.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
VOL. XIX NO. As
THE AMERICAN MAKES THE
PEOPLE HAPPY.
Hear The Reasons Why.

The 7th, Oct, closed the first ten
weeks work of the American Beneficial
Insurance Company. The growth in
membership has been phenomenal as
the following will show: in Richmond
$3.50, Danvi1le 1856, Alexandria 922,
Lynchburg S2S, Norfolk 667, Washing
ton, d. d. 800, Roanoke $50, Oharlottes-
vile SO, total 13, 100 with Staunton to be
heard from, and still the people are
uug. The straight life work has
- begun and in few weeks every
Branch office will be operating in this line
Of Insurance business along with the
sick benefit work. President Graham
desires that all the friends who are call
ing on him in this and other states for
branches to be opened to be a little
patient, as he will come to them as soon
as possible.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. Thomas Smith of Chicago,
ILL.,, called on us.
Rev. Haskins will preach and
baptize at the 2nd, Baptist Church Sun
day afternoon 3 p. ID.
Miss Louisa Brown and Miss
Sarah Owens of Chicago, Ill, in COM
pany with Miss Mamie b. Jones and
Mrs. Zemoria Wood called on us.
Mr.. J. w. Edwards Of Newport
News, Va, is spending week in the
city visiting his friends.
Mr.. w. Henry Jones is now col
lecting for the Planet in place of Mr..
A. >; Smith, Jr. All amounts can be
paid 70 him.
The St, Luke's business depart
ment has decided to erect q $4,000. 90
building ON the adjoining lot St. James
&Rnd Baker Streets. Mr.. Isaac Lawson
said to have been awarded the con-
Utact.
Messrs. Moore and Archer have COM
pleted the tenements near the corner of
st. Peter and jackson Streets. The
work was done for the Mechanics Saw
ings Bank. The work gave entire sat
satisfaction. They are building two
more on the corner of Seventh and
Baker Streets.
Mr.. James S. Forester, the skilled
caterer, now resides at St. Peter and
Jackson Streets.
Rev. W. F: Graham, D. D., returned
to the city this week. Rev. q. d. Lew
IS. ID. D., and Rev. Evans Payne con-
tinue to speak to him as he passes by
and the indications are that the truce
recently declared will last until the first
of the year if not longer. The hatchet
handles are still in sight, but no move
has been made 70 grab any of the hand
les as yet.
Rev. H. L. Barco and Rev. Vim.
Cousins were IN the city this week.
The Planet win be sent to you four
months for 90 cts.
WANTED IN DANVILLE-A
first class Pharmacist. By addressing
Mr.. Geo. w. Rison, No. 119 Market ST.,
a paying position can be obtained.
The Woman's Corner Stone As
ISOLATION is prospering by the prompt
paying of its obliging.
Read the music and medrllion Of
fers. 1t will pay you to try them. Ev-
cry one is delighted with the handsome
portrait furnished free of charge.
The marriage of Miss Lena v.
Isham TO Mr.. Randolph William will
take place Wed. Oct, 90, 1902, at Ebene-
zer Baptist Church at p. NJ.
Friends are invited.
Rev. o. n Phillips of Beaver Dam
Va, was in the city this week. He has
been condnctfng revival services at the
Zion Baptist Church at Newport News,
Va. Rev. o. Z. Jones, pastor. There
were 90 conversions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
GEORGE F. BAER,
w. B. THOMAS,
w. H. TRUESDALE,
T. w. FOWLER,
r. NJ. OLYPHANT,
WAITERS 8

While no official statement was made
at the White House after the operators
address was made public by Secretary
Cortelyou, the opinion was expressed
that the way is now open for a COM
plete settlement of the strike and that
the mines will soon be in operation
once more.
The issuance OF the statement follow
ed conference at the White House
which assembled very quickly after
Mr.. Morgan and his partner, Robert Ba-
con, had reached Washington on a fly
ing trip from New York. They arrived
about 10 O'Clock last night In a special
car and drove at once to the Arlington
Hotel. They met Secretary Root and
the three gentlemen walked over to the
White House and were shown at once
to the presidents room. They re-
mained with the president until 10 min
utes of IL o'clock, and then came down
stairs. Secretary Roots face was
beaming, and although he would say
nothing as to the conference, he seemed
SO satisfied that those who saw him be-
heved that good progress had been
made toward a settlement OF the great
question, which has been giving the
administration SO much concern. The
three gentlemen, on leaving the White
House. went to the Metropolitan Club,
while the president retired Immediate
ly to his room for needed rest.
The proposition of the coal officers
was result of the visit of Secretary
Root to New York and his conference
with Mr.. Morgan on Saturday. MIR.
Morgan at that time expressed keen
interest in the situation and desire
to bring about an adjustments if pos
sible. Following this talk with Secre-
tary Root, there was a conference in
New York yesterday, at which the
proposition OF the coal operators was
agreed to, and Mr.. Morgan was dele
gated to bring 1t to the president, in
the belief tha such would be the cour-
teous course, and the best way OF pro-
mitigating the offer of settlement
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Married.

Mr.. James L. Wallace of Hanover.
Va, and Miss Mary E. Brown of Rich.
mond, Va, We're married Sept, 22nd
1902, at 90 West 1876 St., New York
City. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. N. S. Epps.
The bride wore a gown of white crepe de
chine ornamented with cream lace and
pearls, she carried a bouquet of white
roses. Miss Irene Freeman who was
her maid OF honor was costumed in
white crepe de chine trimmed with lace
and span9led pasementre she also car
ried white roses.
Mr.. John Marshall Of Brooklyn N. Y.
was best man. A reception was held
at the brides residence after the cere.
mony at 21o West 62nd St., New York
City.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
MONO cAIgr INVITES wAa
Sultan Of 6aeoIod Sends usiaant Lee
Tar fo Cenaras ct,r-.Ss.

ter to General suuz&sf.
Manila. Oct 13.-The Sultan OF
BacoIod, Mindanao. has rejected the
friendly overtures Of General Sumner.
commander OF the American forces
In Mindanao, In a defiant letter, In
which he invites war. The sultan
says:
''The Sultan OF Bacolod desires war
forthwith. He wishes TO maintain the
religion OF Mohammed. Cease sending
letters. What we want is war. We
do not desire your friendship"
Friendly Moros report that tho Sui
tan OF Bacolod is fortifying his strong
holds. He is IN possession of many
rifles. 1t is expected that an Ameri-
can column will be sent from Camp
Wears TO capture and reduce the.
Bacolod stronghold. II has not been
decided when the move is to be made.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
MINERS MAY nor AccEp1

Coal Strikers Divided On Operators
Proposition to End Strike.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct 1e-From a
thorough canvass Of the situation as
1t exists there is every indication for
believing that the new arbitration plan
proposed by the presidents OF the coal
carrying railroads for ending the min
ers' strike VIII not be accepted in its
present foTm. There Is a division of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

Mr.. Robert A. jackson, one Of
our former typographical artists arrived
in the city last week from Pittsburg.
Pa. He travelled extensively through
out the north during his absence from
our midst. He is looking well.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

Lawyer j. Alexander Chiles of
Lexington, KY, was in the city last
week. he has been attending the G.
A. Il. Encampment at Washington and
took the opportunity to visit relatives
and friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

MARTINsvuLE, VA, Oct. ID, 'OS.
Dear Sir:
The same old story again as
the people seem TO be moved at my re-
plying through your paper 10 help in
my struggle. There has been crowd
of colored people appointed to look into
this thing and they have been aroused
by the best wiite people in this town 60
report my mother 20 the county attor-
ney, and then If he doesn't take it mp, /
1 am going TO report the case TO Judge n.
Z. Smith and If be doesn' & take action
on it, am going TO report it TO Judge
Saunders at Rocky Mount, Va.
There shall not be any rest for the white
brute until some one takes il mp. The
last year, they hung Garfield Hairston
for only attempted assault and now l
can't get any one TO help me to have
Edmond Williams even caught and
brought to trial, although he criminally
assaulted my sister.
He slipped over to wytheville and
stayed a "art while and then came
n AK Hea won't abound ~ nkEn her
Fall. the time. am nd xill
him If he thinks tin be
killed, let the law kill hin |led
Garfield. White people, w T. (elp
me to get justice on Edmon6V ms
He looks to be forty, but he is not.
My sister is still i'll. / think that
Douglass English should be punished.
1t took place inside Of his house and he
has compromised it. He has house
full of girls, too. Boys, how can he
stand it? am told that Edmond Will
Jams has left town again, Monday, to
stay few days.
SAMUEL HAIRSToN.
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GRERrING-

GREETING
The various Lodges of the G. U. O.
o. +. of the State are respectfully invit-
ed to take a part in entertaining the
G. 5. OF England on his visit to this
City Monday Oct, 27th 1902.
w. M. T. FORESTER, Chairman.
N. w. ANDERSON, Sec.
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Rally to the Sharon Baptist Church
The members and friends of this
church are requested to be present ON
tomorrow and help us to raise the small
sum of $1,000, which we must have at
once. There viii be interesting sermons
at every service. DR.. y. d. Lewis will
preach at 3 o'clock p. M.
A. i. THOMAS.
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The SOUTHERN AID
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
Its Financial Standing Unsurpassed
A Great and Powerful Insti
tuition with the People.
Synopsis C1 It's Works.

All Taxes Required by the State Paid to Date-Proect
ion to its Policy Holders. Over One Hundred Thous
and Dollars Paid to Widows and Orphans
in Nine Years and Six Months
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1902.

donment of the Interests committed
to their care and OF the men who are
working and seeking to work in their
mines. This responsibility they must
bear and meet as best they can.
They. therefore, re-state their posi-
ton: That they are not discriminating
against the United Mine Workers,
but they insist that the Miners Union
shall not discriminate against or re-
tuse to work with non-union men:
that there shall be no restriction or
deterioration in quantity or quality
,>sf work, and that owing to the vary.
ing physical conditions OF the anthra-
cite mines, each colliery is problem
~ itself.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
Suggest a Commission.

We suggest q commission to be ap-
pointed by the president Of the United
States, to whom shall be submitted all
questions ss issue between the re-
srective companies and their own en-
ployes, whether they belong TO a un-
ion or not and the decision of this
committee shall be accepted by us.
The committee should be constituted
as follows:
]. An officer IN the engineer corps
OF either the military OF naval service
Of the United States.
3. An expert mining engineer, ex-
perienced IN the mining OF coal and
other minerals, and not In any way
connected with coal mining proper
ties, either anthracite or bituminous.
3. Que of the judges of the. United
States courts OF the eastern district OF
Pennsylvania
4. A man OF prominence eminent as
a siologist.
8. A man who by active participa-
ton in mining and selling coal is IA
piliar with the physical and COM
miliar with the physical and com
mercial features OF the business.
1t being the understanding that iri-
nsediateiy uRa tilss constitution OF
such commission, In order that idle
ness and non-production may cease In
stantly, the miners will retrun to work
and cease all interference with and
persecution of non-uRion men who are
working or shall hereafter work. The
findings OF this commission shall Ak
the date when the same shall be ef.
fective, and shall govern the condi-
tions of employment between the re-
spective companies and their EN-
ployes for a term of at least three
years
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
wRONGED HIS SISTER.
He Wants Justice.

MAnrIssvuLn, Va. oct. IA, 'Oa.
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NORTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown have re-
turned from a visit in ebay. y. N.-Mr.
and Mrs L. X. Hathaway Of burlington
were in town last week. lie is transferring
his store property and LOT TO Nh .. T..
tfutchins of Bedford. Mass, in exchange
for a dwellnt house In Burlington
Charles Tudhopc has been taking orders
for the United States mail boxes to he
used on the free delivery route. to 90 into
operation February Mrs. Vera lIazcn
who is i'll with heart trouble, is better.
ID. l.. DCdds and family, who left town
last spring to find q home IN the western
country have returned to North Hero.
Airs. Ruth Euphrasia cray died az the
hcme of her sister. Mrs. John o Soil, in
South Alburgh, the 21st at i y. m. Of
Btipht's disease. after u los and painful
Illness Mrs. Cray was the youngest duush-
ter of the late jesse fIJ2eu ana was born
in North Hero, October n. lS4+. der hus-
hand. William H. Cray. .erVcl ii tLc WY
of the rebellion as N, mler Of co. =. eth
Vt. Vol, under capt. Books Of st nj
bans Bay. who was shot by a rc.cl shore
Luttc1y whie going down the Mississippi
river. He received an honorable dischar .e
and aftcrwdtd rc-enlistcd i'm tho Veteran
Reserve corpc and did hospital duty ~
burlington. He died in III. Mr.. Cray -
funeral will be held At 10y late home Fri
Gay at 1890 Rev. Mr. Nader Of Albursn
rf.ciatiug. Internent Will b. made beside
her husband in the South Allugh ccmc-
TO-.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. Caroline Hyde broke one leg Thurs
day by stepping IF two stairs at her home.
thinking she lad re iched the bottom. She
is dcinR as well as could he expected. -
Mrs. Frank knight of Water bury was
calico here Saturday by the failing health
of her grandmother. Mrs. Doomis, who is
ono of the Oldest women in town. Madam
Looms at present resides with Mrs. Addi
Clarke, who cares for her, Mrs. b. ~ IN
has been visiting her sister in st. Adams.
Ralph Ladd OF ct. Adams ives AZ the
home OF his father, O. B. LGdd over sun.
day.-C, b. Motcalf wont to Enosburgh
Fans wednesday to attend the Masonic
me citing there George Ladue is In failing
health and his brother nssons are helpn :
rin.--John Mullin is cutting some fne ice
ir the Lamoihe river near Harley punton :
houss.-MS. and Mrs. Charles y. Mctcaif
went Saturday TO Burlington To spend n
few days with friends there-Leon Gale
has been visiting his uncle, c. c. Gale in
swanton.
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CHARLOTTE.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-23
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

George Porter Is home from Boston for
a few daYs.-Mr T. :, Tarblc is confined
TO the house by ryspclas.-MiSS Lula
RoWley returned iron, L.eominstcr Mass,
recrntly.-Mrs. &. A. GardNnc and two
daughters ar" spending the week win
relatives i'm North TroY.-Misses Pearl
Tamtcll and Myrmc RoWleN We're nome
from Lowell Saturday and SundaN.--Mar-
vim SON OF Joseph Gormain had IN" mis-
fortune to cut a cash in his foot with am
axe last Wednesday. DR.. Brown was Gait
ed 10 dress the wound. NJ Robb, OF
SamsonVilc, was in town TucsdaY.-On ac-
count of tie illness If the teacher Miss
Scagel. there was 10 school in the inter-
mediate department Morday and Tuesday
Mr. Nelson Bcnoit has moved from the
Centre back to his farm on East tiill,
,Nlirh No Nncntel NONnmhnr lst
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FAIRFAX.

Alrs. Porter Danforth, 4 lifelong resi-
dent of North Fairfax. died the 10th -
G. s Howard ana Artie Bccman attended
the Masonic district meeting at Enoshui =
the 1jth.-Miss Marion Ballard is spe nd
ing the winter with friends in Burlington
w. w. Holbrooke. while shlnglng at the
creamery the 1ith, slipped end fell from
the top to the frozen ground and sprainod
one of his ankles. so he is confined to the
house. --Mrs. II. b. Wilkins died very sud
leaves one son, II. o. wilkins of Fairfax
Rev. Mr.. Parker of Johnson is helpins
denly sunday evening of heart failure She
Rev. O. r.. Hunt this week with the meet
mgs at he Baptist church.-Bert Rich OF
81. Adams spent few days with his par
ents. n. Rich last week Miss Efie Buct
went to burlington, the 18th To spend a
few weeks with friends, William l'au.G cl
Is confined to the house with tn" grip
Ada Curricr of Burlington is spendldg .
few weeks with her parents, &. ID. Cur
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MONTGOM cry.

Mrs George T.. deuel. has returned fron
Milton. where she has been visiting her
brother, DIR. l.. c. Holcomb.-Antoinc Hop"
lifelong resident of Montgomery, died
on uesday afternoon. January "a, after il
lingering and painful illness. The funeral
was held on Friday at the Catholic church
Al the Center. Mr.. Hope leaves a wife and
two children to mourn his loss. The funer-
al of A. T.. Hail. who died so suddenly in
New Horl, city was held on Tuesday last
at the home Of his brother-m-law, J. ID.
Head Rev. George T.. Deuel. ofticated-
Herbert Shower has moved to Enosburgh
Falls.--II. j. Rublcc returned from bust
ness trip to Hawtucliet, r. l., Saturday
evenlg.--'rhe Whist club We're very pleas
antly entertained ON Saturday evening at
Hotel Mansfield by MIR. and Mrs. q. NJ
Pattcrsou.-M. P.Maurice it attending the
meeting OF the North American Fish and
Game Protective associa ton and banquet
at burlington Jan. - and is among those
invited to speak.-Nrs Shedd Of Franklin
is visiting her daughter, Mrs "A. j. Rublec,
Airs. Antoine Hope has gone to Albany to
stay a few weeks.