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!, 1871, and wa. succeeded by his only

IiI-sir John, who m. Constance. dau
Richard Lucy, ESQ, OF Charlicote county
John M. Ansa Maria, dau Of Charles
Burnston ESQ, of Hackney, MiddleseS,
and had issue, the Right Hon. Genera ~, 4
John Burgoyne, NJ. p. for Preston. ,tiais
gallant officer commanded the brltisn
Army. In America, III ana NJ. % 1aso ce enG
sworn Of the privy council there. ne
/, married Lady Charlotte stanly daughter
Of Edward. eleventh earl OF Derby. Gen:
Hurgoyne w vas author Of The ,srt heor M, %
OF the Oaks and other works. He died
In 1892. Thomas, brother Of tho General,
married Miss Warren. Lucy, "a son) mar
ried Elizabeth Howell. Elizabeth m. pr.
Grif1th Davis Sir John died IN 1909 and 1f
was succeeded by his son, slr Roser, ~; w
Baronet. a grandson Of Sir Roger. WI W
liam Henry Burgoyne, born about ITO,
came over to America, about 1910 and
settled first In Charleston, S. c., where
he amasscd much property: and about
1880. moved to New York, where ne &C
ouired much real estate. In foreign trade.
lie narrld there, Miss Moser. an ,heiresss
or q wealthy family, by whom he had
four sons and four daughters. all OF whom
are now dead. William II. Burgoyne died
in New York during the Civil War; aged
nnety-six.
and fourth child, born 1918. died 1892 came
10 Virginia 1856 from New York State. and
settled in Albemarle county. His object
Of coming South was to leave the cold
climate OF tho North; but the winter he
ca,ne occurred tho great snow storm,
which covered the whole OF Virginia to
n depth Of four or five feet, and had his
face frost bitten. which he had never be
tore experienced. MI. .Burgoyne enlisted
IN the Confederate Army IN 1861. and
fought through the war, surreHderlng
With Lee at Appomattox
Ho married Mary c.. daughter of Cap
tnln Edward Rosseter, OF New York. At
Ter the war, Mr.. Burgoyne moved to Ra a.,
| 'rhe only surviving son Of Mr.. Burgoyno
,s Prof. James Lee Burgoyne, clerk OF
| Inc court OF Towson. Baltimore county
Maryland, who was born during the war,
md was named for General Lee.
PROT. Burgoyne married. first, Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
BURGOYNE,

Few persons are aware OF the fact that
a direct descendant Of Righ Hon, General
John Burgoyne, commander OF the British
forces III America, 1777 once lived in AL.
iemarle county Virginia, member Of
which family Is still residing there.
< l.obert Burgoyne. younger sou OF John
Burgoyne. of Sutton, England, was one
OF tho auditors Of the Exchequer IN reign
Z OF Henry VIII; the great grandson OF
John Yurgoyne. Esq, N. P, for
county Of Warwick. possessed Sutton,
Tot on, WooXall, and Honily, and was
created Bnronet I6il. Sir John married
Jane, dau OF William Kempe, ESD Of
SPANS Hall Essex, by whom -four
daughters ana three sons, Roger. his
successor. John married Penelope. sister
Of Sir r. Darcy, OF Essex, Knit, left
issue, and descendants hold lands in Pot
ton. Robert married Catherine I1oyden.
Tho first Baronet was buried ut Sutton.
1851, He was succeeded by his eldest
son. Is
Ii-sIr Roger-This gentlemen married,
first Anne. dau and heir of Charles Smell
ling, ESQ, and had John his successor;
Jane, m, John syrmods. ESQ; Anne m.
John Raymonds Esq; Mary III. William
Guyon, esq. Indith died unmd. He mar
rled, second Ann. dau Of John Robertson.
ESQ, and had three daughters. He died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
"A State for the Sinner.

A Spokane court has decided that the
law against dumping, q board Bill y I'M
CONSTITUTIONAL a little while back IN
In thc statutes to Interfere With common,
plain, old.fashioned lying, and the other
day fudge Ilanfora ruled that 70 S swear ss
falsely In making Anal PROOF on nome me-
sinner certainly has ~ chance, for ms
white alloy In the State,,of Washington.--
,xakimR SWash.A Republic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
DANGEROUS ULCERS
ROOTED I'M THE BLOOD.

or So when the vital powers are naturally weaker
81 any kind heals slowly and often very lnslgnll'
pain or nooaYenienoo and sho%ld have ave forgoft
ten about It had 1t not begun o 1nfaa MIG 1Sf ~ ~
would Gxer PM t TeT Gan me
spEsaa p i Ya ana "a tsngs IN
e gyo sna II t s sennEfiagi0t the sore
began heal after taking few a neote there arc
@ az Mss fdR
Or ulcer is slow In healing then you may pc sure
wrong with your blood Some old faint or polso1tn
ng there for years. is beginning to assert ITSELF
comes a bad ulcer and perhaps the peginnlng @
$ are rooted In the blood and while Washes saoaps
surface clean, they are not healing, b ,ood
strengthen the ponsea ptI ba
md tonic to buildup the general systelils WIZ n4
IS needed, and S. SIS. Is lust such a remedy, no
poison IS SO powerful and no germ 50 deadly
hat this blood remedy Io.
old sore or ulcer, write us all aboutit, and led,-
nation you may desire will be given by our physlt
TIE slyyFT SPECIFIC Cor z 1xAHEA, 81.
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q v W
It is noticed that a hurt
cant scratch or bruise
becomes a bad ulcer or
sore. At this time OF
life warty growths,
trloles and pi,nples that
have, been OH the body
altnostfroln birth begin
to inlane and tester,
and before very long
are large eating ulcers.
Whenever q sore
something Is radically
that has been slunlber
and breaks out and be
Cancer. These old sor'
Z L.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS. 1eos.'o4
Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

One, and one-third fares plus twenty
f,yn cents. from ali points, Tickets on
sale December Esd, 24th, 25th-S0th and 31st,
return limit January 1. 1901. To pupils
and teachers OF schools and colleges, pre-
benting certificates December 10Th TO sgd,
with return limit January Sth.
G. w. WIsSTBuRY, j,
District Passenger Agent,
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VEGETAREANS SAY

NO should eat no meat. Dr.J A. Deans
says we should eat OF all kinds of nourlsh,
Ing food, and IL tho stomach and bowels
arc lazy and rebel wo should mako thon,
digest II. DIR. Deane Is the greatest
authority on diseases Of the digestive
organs.
DR.. peane's Dyspepsia Pills aid digestion
aud assimilation OF food and cure all forms
Of Dyspepsia. White wrapper II consti'
mated, yellow II bowels are regular.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
BY WAY OF VARIETY.

Germany's tallest soldier is a nom
commissioned officer six feet eight
inches in height.
y chain of banks to be conducted by
a central institution is to be organized
In San Francisco as soon as the details
can be completed.
Canada's trade increased in the fs-
cal year to June 50,1902, $35,1SS,0 5s,
having been in the aggregate $414,-
431, 1871, according to the department
of trade and commerce.
Many German railways stations have
tunnels by means of which the diff
ferent tracks are safely reached. 1t
Is now proposed to have such tunnels
at important street crossings in Ber-
lin.
In the United States and Canada the
Telegraph poles are usually spaced SIS
yards apart, and on the average the
number of rail lengths passed over
In 20 seconds gives very nearly the
train speed in miles per hour.
A novel scheme has recently been
evolved by which train will not only
be lighted by electricity, but the power
will be obtained by a rotary fan at
tached to the front end of the loco
motive. Tests have shown that on an
ordinary train five cars can be illumi-
mated in night and that the battery
IN the morning will have nearly its
maximum charge, of electricity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
FEB. z, 1908

Senator Hoar is well-to-do. His
Family has been in comfortable cir
cumstE noes for generations He has
lived carefully, though well, and his
possessions have increased moderate
ly with time.
Billiard experts in congress yield
the palm to Senator Mallory, of Flor
ida, whose work with the cue is OF
she highest order. Only Congressman
Cochran, of Missouri, and Congress-
man Lanham, of Texas, are supposed
TO be in his class, and both concede
che Florida man's superior skill.
The roll call of millionaire senators
In the Fifty-eighth congress will
stand about as follows: Clark, Han
ma, Depew, Plat, Kean, Dryden, Ell
kins, Bard, Kerens, Perkins, Wet
more, Proctor, Scott, Quay, Alger,
and Addicks. Perhaps about one SEN
ator in every six is real live million
aire.
! Senator Dubois was feeling a bit
out of sorts and on the advice of his
physician went to Atlantic City for
some sea air. How did you make
out?" the senator was asked on his
return. Not very WELL" Dubois re-
piled. "You see, went for sea air
and every minute of the four days :
stayed there was nothing but land
breeze"
, A reporter saw Senator Hoar COM
ing out of the white house and said:
~Can 1 say that you have been talk
ing with the president on the trust
problem?" Mr., Hoar beamed through
his spectacles as he replied slowly:
"Let me see. Yes, you could say
that" "Then, SENATOR" began the re-
porter, but the venerable Yankee in
terrupted: "Yes, you can say that,
but it wouldn't be true" and he
walked away chuckling.
The national house of representa-.
tives has concluded that Congressman
Sheppard, of Texas, has the most del.
icately balanced conscience in the en-.
tire body. When he started back
from mis- holiday he had through
tickets from Washington, but he
FOUND that by coming on the route
he had selected he would be four
hours late for the opening of con.
gress. This discovery was made IN
st. Louis. Mr.. Sheppard promptly
threw away his tickets and Dough:
another which landed him in Wash
tngton just in time. He wondered
why more seasoned statesmen
laughed wher he told of this expert
ence. The Texan is only % years old
which may go long way toward &C.
counting for his extreme fidelity &c
duty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
IN SOME OF OUR CITIES.

The report of Coroner Dugan, of
Philadelphia, showed that in the last
year 2,7o9 deaths were reported and
2,S04 inquests held.
Milwaukee's police trials are but
Few. Only nine policemen were tried
on charges last year out of a force
OF PSI. This represents a great i'm
provement in the past ten years, as
there were AZ trials in 1889.
Residents and property holders on
Thirteenth street, in Atlanta, Ca.
have petitioned the authorities tc
change its name to Piedmont place
explaining that the name ''Thir-
teenth" is somewhat in the nature of
stigma because of popular super
stition and is detrimental to their
interests.
City Engineer Ericsson, of Chicago,
says that there is waste of 76 per
cent. of all the water pumped and
his plea for the introduction of many
more water meters having been un.
needed, he will be compelled to ask
Tor an additional appropriation OF
100000 or more for the CITY pumn
ing stations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

Mardi Gras; New Orleans, La, Mobile,
Ala, Pensacola. Fla. February, 1924,
1908.
For the above occasions the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from
| all stations in Virginia, North and
South Carolina to New Orleans, Mobile
! and Pensacola and return, at one fare
for the round trip.
Tickets to be on sale February II to
23rd inclusive, with return limit Feb,
2Sth, except by deposit of tickets by
original purchasers with Joserh Rich
ardson, Special Agent, at New Orleans,
| Mobile or Pencola not later than Feb.
2Sth, and upon payment of fee of fifty
| cents, an extension of limit to not later
| than March 18th, 1902 may be obtained.
This offers rare opportunity to those
| wishing to visit these delightful cities
at one of the most delightful seasns, !
| The Southern is the through car lin
from this section to all of the above
points, requiring but one night on the
road from Washington. Richmond,
| Norfolk and intermediate points.
Meeting Virginia Anti Saloon League
Richmond, Va, January 2O-22, 1908.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets to Rich
| mend and return from all points in the
II
State at rate, fare and one-third for the
round trip. Tickets ON sale January
lS, 10, and 20, with final return limit
January 25th, 1908.
To California via the popular New
Orleans Route.
Double daily limited service via South
ern Railway and Sunset Route.
The famous Sunset limited trains
now run daily between New Orleans
| Los Angeles and San Francisco, reduc.
ing the time from this section to San
Francisco to less than five DAYS and
| offering every comfort ON the finest and
| safest trains,
There is but one Sunset Limited and
that IS run from New Orleans and in
connection with the Southern Railways
| through trains.
| The best way to reach Texas, Mexico.
New Mexico, Arizona and all Pacific
Coast Points. Tourist tickets on sale
daily.
@. W. Westbury, d. P. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
DO NOT FILL TO READ 1T.
NOVELTIES FOR THE DESK.

A charming desk set of brass is
shown, every article of which curls
up in the form of water lily.
Moire letter paper looks like the
real thing. Another fancy paper
shows stitching effect around the
edges.
Small waste-paper baskets have the
effect of wood on the outside with
pretty hand-painted designs. They
are lined inside with pale-colored silk.
And now there is a novelty in the
way of correspondence paper, in
which the letter sheet is much longer
than 1t is wide, so that the sheet must
be folded twice instead of once to fit
in the enyelC.s,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
MADAME E. HACKLEY
Coming to Richmond.

SOllluS W N1(uluOIlu.
Mrs. E. Azalia Hackley, soprano,
graduate of the University of Denver,
College of Music, will make her first
appearance in the South at the True
Reformers' Opera Hall, February 18th,
1908, at 500 o'clock, under the auspices
of st. Phillips p. +. Church for the
purpose of reducing its building fund
debt.
Mrs Hackley is reputed to be the
most accomplished singer Of her race
that has ever appeared behind the foot
lights. Her voice, clear soprano, OF
rare sweetness, is under remarkable
control. Her selections are of the choic-
est kind and are rendered with that ar
tistic skill which captivates her audi
ence.
The south In general and Richmond
in particular are to be felicitated in
having the opportunity to hear an art.
list whose voice, temperament and me
lodic technique place her among the
singers of the highest order
Madame Hackley will be supported
by local talent, whose musical ability is
already well-known to lovers of music
in our city. To mention such names as
Madame F. Payne Walker, Miss Mar.
garet Tinsley, Mr.. Edward Ellis, Jr.
Mr.. w b. Smith, Jr., "Lilliputian'
Quintette and Mr. Christopher jackson
is sufficient to assure any one of the
| tone of the musical to be given. These
artists, supporting the greatest Prims
Dona of the race, promise to Richmond
| one Of the rarest musical treats ever
offered TO any community.
The date is February the 18th, 1908
and the place is True Reformers' Opera
Hall, 1876
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
Er1@s.:m@nt Associat;e.

The Endowment Association of Vim
is the leading life insurance company of
America and the only life insurance
company operated by colored people.
This company was chartered April,
1902, and since that time done thriving
business-paid all death claims, paid for
license and have enough money on de-
posit to meet any demand that may
come to us. If you want to carry in
surance call at our Office or listen to
our agents when they call on you.
S. Stanton, President,
p. A. Crump, Sec'y g. Mgr
No. 709 N. 2nd st.
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A HeredlfnrN Trait

mo want him." said the Indian.
pushing back the ticket; cost too
much"
"Ah, see," unused the ticket agent;
"the influence of heredity is strong
within you. You want a scalper's tick
et."-Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

You should send at once to the grea
credit house, name what furniture yor
you want and it will be sent you. One
dollar down and SOC per week and pay
the freight.
Address all orders to
O.. t. Fletcher,
Philippi, P. o.,
Barbour Co., w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
BELSHAZZAR.

Under the auspices of Ammonia or
Banner Troop, No. /, of the Sixth Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Rev. r. V. Peyton
pastor and Mrs. @. H. A. Strothers,
Lieutenant of Troop.
The Richmond Musical and Dramatic
Association will repeat at True Reform
ers Hall Monday night, Feb. IS, 1908,
the beautiful Dramatic CaEtata of Bel
shazzar.
Admission, 90 cents, Reserved seats,
30 cents. Tickets of admission can be
purchased of the following committee
of troop.
Mrs. Maud James, Mrs. Kittie John.
son, Miss Mary l.. Archer, Miss Vir-
glnia Preston, Mrs. @. III. A. Strother,
Chairman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
Where the Negro Came From

An answer to the question, is he a
beast? Do you know If Adam and Eve
were white or colored?
This book gives many points on the
race question. Price 1Octs.
l beg to remain yours truly.
Prof. s. w. Patterson,
Schools of Psychratism, 45 w. Goth, New
York City, N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
CoIorinE BustersiIes.

New kinds of living butterflies can
be produced from existing forms by
greatly increasing the temperature of
the place where the butterflies are
kept. difference in coloring and even
in form has thus been obtained by
Prof. Fisher in recent experiments
Science
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

why hesitate about going there.
For pure medicines and prescriptions
carefully compounded according to ord
ers, Mr.. T. w. Leonard cannot be ex.
celled. You know him Therefore
patronize him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
CowbeIIs in che HimnIaxo.

Swiss cowbells nave been introduced
into the Himalayas as protection for
sAttie against tigers. The tigers are
ssld TO run as soon as they hear the
beils.-Chicago Chronicle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

Coroner-Do you believe the de-
ceased died natural death?
Witness-How should I know. 7
never say him die before Cincinnati
Enquired.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

Don't fail to go and hear the famous
lecturer at Mt. Ohvet Baptist Church
Tuesday night, Feb. 10th.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07
Dress and Redreas.

The man who has but one suit of
clothes has no redress.-Chicago Daily
News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

WANTED-A first class type setter.
Must come well recommended. Apply
at the PLANET office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

Pay the collector when She calls.
Every additional trip entails extra ex-
pense.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

falling
makes long glossy. Ocents. ~
babys
Madam Aliens Twentieth Century
eed cents
Madam Aliens
scents. - $3.50 "-N
Agents wanted liberal
Madam
Office
taught All the ~ W
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The Grand Lodge Of the
United Walters Union ,

Organized May End, 1902, at Hot
Springs, Va, for the purpose of help
ing its members in caes Of sickness
and death ana in securing employ
ment.
Death Benefits. S75 oO
Sick Benefits. 81. 25 to $2.25 per week.
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE.
r. n. Smith, President,
Hot Springs, Va
j. h. Dickerson, Vice President,
Charlottesville, Va.
S. d. Pannell, General Secretary,
Lexington, Va.
R. n. Smith, Treasurer,
Hot Springs, Va.
Rev. W. H Hacket Chaplain,
Covington. Va
M. w. Pannell, M. D., Medical Direc-
tor, Stanton. Va.
We are organizing subordinate lodges
throughout the state
For further information write to the
President, r. N. SMITH,
Hot Springs, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

Have you paid your subscription for
for the past year? Have you paid it for
the New Year? Why not do so at once
and enable the PLANET to enjoy its
Christmas with you?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-02-07

can give good homes and good wag'
es for any number of colored girls as
House Work, Cooks, Mattresses, also
man and wife in same family. Nc
fares paid.
ID. S. KREMER,
81 n. Juniper St., Phila. Pa
in-24-2t.
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Death Benefits. s75. 90
Sick Benefits. 81. 25 to e.. 90 per week
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-06
HUDSON BREAKS HIS THUMB
Detective suffers Painful Injury
while Taking Revolver from
q Prisoner.

IF. Bender, living at 2421 North Fiji
teenth street, was arrested last night on
complaint OF Charles Dunn and c. e. Rus
sell, WHIT asserted that he had disposed Of
a carriage and harness which they had left
in his barn and which belonged to the
livery stable they are running. The pris-
oner was charged with larceny as. bailee
and later with carrying concealed weapons.
Detectives Hudson and Dunn made the
arrest and in so doing the former suffered
the fracture of his right thumb in a strug-
gle to gain possession of a revolver In the
hand of Bender. The two officers, with
the complainants, had gone to the barn Of
Bender to investigate the matter. Bender
refused to give any information to the de-
tectives and was told to come to the sta
ton and untangle the matter before Cap
tain Haze. This he refused also to do.
Hudson. startedStos go out to the patrol
box to ask for Instructions. leaving Dunn
behind, when.s9 he turned at the door
he saw that Bender had a revolver In his
hand. He rushed at the man, whose wife.
also in the barn, at the same time came
between them shrieking. Bender, so the
detectives say, had his finger on the trig-
ger and the weapon pointed directly at
Hudson's breast. The latter wrenched the
revolver about before Bender could fire, IL
he so intended! which his actions would
indicate, and the two Officers disarmed him
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

G. N. Monyer and L. NJ. Mahan of Hast
ings are at the Murray.
James Ryan of Coleridge. Jean Schrock
and l.. c.. Evans of Hastings and A. Hansen
Of Upland, Neb., are Sunday arrivals at the
Murray.
Lieutenant ]. p. c. Ryan, u. s. N, who
Is In charge the naval recruiting depot
to be established IN this city today. IL
registered at the Paxton
=. A. Douglas and daughter OF Bassett,
Ed V. Pike OF Lincoln, Cliff E. Miller OF
York and ]. M. Van Auken OF lincoln were
at the Merchants over Sunday.
r. Ahbe Of Sunrise, Wyoy H. NJ. Jones
OF Sioux Falls, g., D., John H. HoWry and
l.. L. Ewing OF Denver n A. j. Mccain
Sunday.
Mae Brok of Lincoln, Meyer Frank Of
Newcastle, Wyo., r. ". Smart OF Spokane
WASH, A. Dawes OF WILDER and <. r.
Wright of Deadwood were Sunday guests
at the Her Grand.
John S. Cox OF Howe, L.. w. Russell OF
Glenwood. Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Heath OF
Decatur, Mrs. A. Singuest and Miss Sin.
guest OF Nebraska City and Colin Valentine
Of Harrington are registered at the Willard