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Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
Pastor Installed

Rev. A. Hobbs, the newly elected
pastor of the Little Rock Baptist Church
of Chesterfield county, Va, who passed a
successful examination was orda n ed the
18th, inst in the Third st. Baptist
Church of which he is a member. The
ordination sermon was preached by
Rev. w. II. Stokes. b. D., pastor of the
Ebenezer Baptist Church, which was
rendered with much power and simplic-
lty. He was installed the 24th, inst.
The sermon was preached by Rev. j. j.
Woodson the pastor of Providence
Baptist Church which was received
with great delight. Rev. Hobbs has a
very promising field and the church has
very bright and faithful young man, we
think the right man in the right place,
and we pray for his success as a minis.
ter of the Gospel. The church of which
he is member holds him in high esteem
and believe that he will be a great light
in the work of his master. Praying
that he will continue in school unit. he
is well equipped.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another Lodge in Manchester

Independent Lodge, 75 was instituted
at Manchester, Va, Monday night.
July 25th by Grand Chancellor John
Mitchell, Jr. Prices tally-ho was Sc
cured and party of knights went over
TO do the work. Those assisting were
Past Chancellor j. s. Forester, Col.
John x. Ohiles, Capt. Thomas n
Wyatt, Sir David w. Adams, Past
chancellor VIM. E. Mitchell. Col. Jesse
Soruggs, Past Chancellor Benjamin
Scott, Col. L. M. Crump, Past Chan
celior p. II. Hodge, G. NJ. at A, S. S.
Baker and Sir John r. Cogbill
All of the visitors enjoyed themselv. s
The following officers were installed;
y. Z. K. j. jackson; V. O., j. j. Byrd;
MI. of F., p. A. Byrd; X. of r. and S.
Thomas Flowers; M. of Excheouer. w.
Il. Jones; M. at A, Charley Coleman
F., Nick Jones; NJ. of w. Aleck Fuller:
1. e., Lucas Byrd; o. G., w. o. Clarke.
Trustees: Rev. w. r. Ashburn. lS
months; Ben. Thomas, IL months; Dan
Montague, 6 months.
This lodge was organized through the
efforts of special Deputy r. j. Jackson.
Ihe Grand Chancellor was much pleas
ed. Refreshments were served in
abundance and all heartily enjoyed the
good repast. Ladies were present and
served the delicacies of the season.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
For Sale.

The handsome residence of Mr.. b. L.
Jordan, 500 n. Slst ST., who is declin.
ing house keeping in this city.
Description Of Property:-Lot 27xl25
Ft. to public alley ID Ft. wide. Build
ing, 2Ox55 Ft., two story frame. CON
tanning rooms in two flats, rear porch
es, up and down, length OF kitchen.
The building has three FIT. solid brick
foundation; first story, 10 Ft.; second
story, Ft. pitch; five Ft mansard
roof, with Octagon front. Tower.
porch and mansard covered with slate
Total height of building, 20 Ft., situat-
ed on an elevation of 3 TT. above the
street level, with a drainage of FIT.
fall in lot to rear in a distance of 1875
FIT. length Of lot. A two story tin roof
stable, 1Sx2S TT. on the lot. Good
quality pump water; gas and fixtures in
building Tin use).
The building is practically new (three
years. and modern in every particular,
built IN 2 flats and for a home. Owner
Will sacrifice at price to make a 10 per
cent investment. This property is To-
Gated IN that rapidly growing section of
Church hill, adjacent to Chimboraza
Park. Only doors from the Fountain
Baptist Church, 2 blocks from East End
School, . blocks from Chin boraza Park.
The city is now erecting "Chimboraza
School, 4 blocks away, at a cost of
about Fifty Thousand Dollars $50, ,O00).
All street-cars traversing the city pass
IN view of this property. The Broad
st. Traction Cars pass the door. This
Is model home or superb investment
will rent well and to good tenants.
Apply TO
b. l.. JORDAN,
604 n. 2d st. or 500 n. 31st ST..
City.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
Worked Green Goods Scheme.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July 27-Thos.
w. Tichenal, alias o. 8. Gundale. post
master at Pleasant Hill, Preston coun-
ty, w. Va. was lodged in Jail here by
Postoffice Inspector Edward l. Allen.
charged with working a bold green
goods scheme. In his position as post
master Tichenal is charged with send
ing circular letters through the mails
claiming that he had been an engraver
in the treasury department at Wash
ington, and proposing to sell bank
notes at 81 for $40 worth of the spur
ious money. The arrest is of national
Importance, as his CORES spondence
shows names of people In all parts of
the country who were willing TO cir
culate counterfeit money. Tichenal will
have a hearing on Friday
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
Swift Punishment by Mayor wooding. T

leading to the Jail in which alley the
ofhcers made their stand against the
mob, viz: E. B. Utter and l.. d. Perkins
should be cautioned and reprimanded
by the court for using improper
language towards the police force cal
culated TO discourage them in the dis
charge of their duties and to infiame the
MOB. 1t compllmented the police force
In dealing with the situation and in
handling the mob without blood shed.
MANY LYNCHERs LEFT TOWN.
The action of the special grand Jury
created CONSERVATION in the ranks of
the would be lynchers. Some left the
city bv ''the foot route" while others
were IN hiding. All ideas of further
attack upon the Jail We're abandoned.
wicker Armes, Solomon Hutchings,
w. Bal Ragland, Frank Childress and
William Harris were arrested upon the
charge of attempting to force the city
jail for the purpose of wreaking ven
geance upon a Negro, charged with
muroer."
Armes, Hutchings and Ragland were
balled IN the sum of $500, but Ohil-
dress and Harris went to Jail in default
thereof.
JAIL PUNISHMENT FOR LAw.BREAKERs.
The cases of William Harris and
Frank Chlldress were tried, Saturday,
23d inst and Harris was fined $50 and
sent TO Jail for sixty days, while Chit
dress, a boy of l6 years of age was sent
to jail for thirty days.
On Tuesday, Goth inst, Daniel Tai
ley, Wicker Armes, George O. Mills
and Bud +. Pruitt were tried, convict
ed and fined $50 and sentenced to jail
for sixty days. They took an appeal.
The indictments against Sol Hudgins,
Charles Vaughan, Pleasant Meyers,
Charles Pruitt and Walker Clark were
dismissed.
THE ATMOSPHERE CLEARED.
Wicker Armes a brother of the muir
dered man Daniel Talley is the one who
led the mob with shots gun and en-
gagged IN scuffie with Jailor r. l..
Voolfolk
These convictions have had a most
beneficial effect, and no further talk of
lynching Seals has been INDUCED in.
Mayor Wooding, Judge A. M. Aiken
and the special grand jury have been
highly commended by the law-abiding
citizens of Danville who recog
nize their promptness and faithfulness
to sworn obligations in up-holding the
majesty of the law.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

The great John Robinson circus was
here Tuesday and gave two of its high
class performances to large audiences.
The parade IN the morning was by far
the largest and best ever seen ia this
city and was witnessed by thousands
of people from far and near, who lined
the.sidewalks and filed every available
point of vantage aloRg the entire route.
The Robinson show this year presents
some new and high-class features,
which were all given as advertised. The
heavy rains of the night and morning
previous made wet and soggy grounds,
but the performances were given in de-
tail, nevertheless, entertaining the vast
audience for two hours, with one Of the
best ring performances ever seen here.
The John Robinson circus has paid
Greenville visit regularly for many
years, and their return will be, as in the
past, hailed with delight.-Ex.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
FITz AND o'BRIEN MIX 1T UP
Fought Six Fast Rounds, With Last
Cut Short After a knockdown.


Philadelphia, July 25.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons, the grand old man of the prize
ring. and Jack O'Brien fought six
rounds at the Philadelphia National
League ball park. The bout was fast
and furious from start to finish. and
was stopped in the sixth round by the
police after O'Brien had been knocked
down. The fight still had a minute to
go, and O'Brien might not have walked
to his corner, for he had Just been
Knocked down to a sitting position by
one or Bob's left-hand jolts and had
not fully recovered when the bell
sounded. ending the contest. in obe-
oience TO a motion of command from
the police official. One smash on the
jaw from Fitz's terrible right might
have sent Jack TO dreamland. and Bob
was steadying himself for the blow
when the gong rang.
But while worsted. OBrien was not
disgraced. In fact, he made friends by
the fight he put up. Jack carried the
fight to Fitzsimmons in the earlier
rounds and did comparatively little
running away throughout the contest
He was down four times all told-once
In the first fourth, fifth and sixth
rounds-but was dazed but once, and
that was the last time in the sixth.
OBrien hit Fitzsimmons even more
often than Bob hit him. and had Bob's
face bleeding from the first round. but
the Philadelphia boxer was never able
to shake the old-timer, who stands
very firmly on his feet.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
Killed by Lightning.

Deacon Joe Scott Rowlett OF the First
Church of Centralia, Va, was struck
and killed by lightning July Goth,
while at work in the field, plowing.
We feel that we have lost a gentleman
and Christian Deacon and Sunday
School worker. He leaves wife, three
children, one brother, one sister, moth
er and father ana a host OF relatives
and friends to mourn .heir loss.
The funeral took place at the above
named church July 22nd. Tie Rev. i.
Clark, assisted by the Rev. Geo John
son of Richmond. Va, officlated. TIE
choir sang, asleep in Jesus, blessed
sleep"
Done by order of the Deacon Board.
Il. H GooDE,
Church Clerk.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
SAW HIS BRIDE DROWN
Boat Upset Returning From Camp and
Husband Could Mot Save her

Husband Could Not Save Her.
Laurel, Del, July 26-Young and
pretty Mrs. Henry Dashiels, a bride of
five weeks. was drowned by the cap
sizing OF boat in which she and her
husband were returning to their home
from Bivalve Camp
In some unexplainable manner the
boat was upset and both occupants
thrown into the water. Mrs. Dashiels
sank before the husband could reach
her side. She came up twice In diff
ferent places, but each time sank be-
fore the now frantic man could reach
her side. He continued to swim around
in the water until rescuers took his
unconscious body out OF the water.
He is in precarious condition. Mrs.
pashiels body was not recovered.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

Mrs. La ura Hickman will be home
the LIST of August, the guest of Mrs.
William Harris, l406 Cary St, & Mrs.
Roberta Lester, 400 Linden ST.
eShe will be pleased to see her many
friends. She will then leave for Pow
hatan Co., Va f, to visit her neither
Mrs Eta Brent.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

Last Sunday Night about $50 o'clock
ire destroyed the house occupied by Mr.
", w. a christian on the property OF Mr..
mos Il. Stagg, about = mile from gov
erhment road, Everything was burne1
up with the exception of 6 chairs, mat
tress and few chickens. Messrs Iohn
Chambers of 533 Nicholson st. and r.
hJah Ootman who lives opposite Stages
mill We're badly burned in putting on
the fire.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

PAYNE-Willam Payne departed
this life Friday, July cad at 4 P. NJ, af-
ter a long spell of sickness. He was a
dear brother. He lived and died a
Christian.
dearest brother, thou hast left us,
And our loss most deeply feel,
But It's God who has bereft us,
He can an our SORROWS heal. "
His sister,
NJ. l.. o.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

-Rev. John w. Henderson, pastor
OF Shiloh Bapt Church of Atlantic Oi.
ty, N. j. was in the city last week He
preached at Tear Wallet Bapt. Church.
Cumberland Co., Va.
Mr.. P. G. Ferrell of Roxbury. Va.
called on us: He lost all of his proper
ty ana would be thankful for any help
which may ee forwarded to him.
Mrs. Mamie Carter, Mrs. M. f
Dixon, Mrs. Mary White in company
with Sir j. j. Booker, d. ID. G. O. Of
Newport News, Va, called on us.
Mrs. John G.. Smith who has been in
disposed has improved sufficiently to be
able to leave for the country this week
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

To show the fierce vigilance of the ,r1.r5s
on the Gay thlS case was argued, a number of
ielons from the state PenitentiarV who nv
Dy the recorder for minor municipal offences
attempted 20 escape from the chain yang de-
scrIoeu- Three were shot down. all desper-
{aleiy wounded, one will probably die and Ie
ne IVes Will be a paralytic for life AZ it Is
stated stated that the buckshot penetrated tue yer
TO BE CONTINITED
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

Grand Vice. Chancellor T. J. Pree in
company with M. j. II. Taliaferro of
Newport News, Va, was in the city
this week.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

Sir Joseph Kemp of Maceo Lodge
NO. 90 is very i'll at his residence, 9I3
1urpln st., bet 9th and 10th streets.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
Visiting Cards.

why pay enormous prices? We send
n1ty nice visiting cards, name and adj
GreSS- postpaid, for l5c., coin or stamps.
Va. '''
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30
DESTROYED by Fire.

TO BE CONTINUED.
Richmond planet., 1904-07-30

e special grand jury recommended
ertain members of the fire depart
whose headquarters face the alley
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14
SUMMONS-Divorce.

Stnte Of Colorado, County Of Rio Dlanco,
IS. In the County Court.
Nora Raster pisintin, versus e. j. Kaster
Summons.
The People Of the State Of Colorado, to e.
J. Raster, the defendant above named,
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, IN the County Court OF Rio
Blanco County state ofColOradO,A and answer
the complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof, II served within the
State OF Colorado or by publication; or, II
served out of the state of Colorado, within
fifty days after the service hereof, exclusive
OF the day Of service; or said action may be
regularly set for trinl the same as though
such appearance had boon made and issue
had been Joined on such complaint.
The said action IL brought by plaintiff to
obtain n decree Of divorce, dfssolyfng the
bonds OF mntrfmOny now existing between
plaintiff md defendant, on the ground OF
extreme md repeated acts Of cruelty towards
said plaintiff as will more fully appear from
complaint in said action to which reference
IL here made and n copy of which is hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fall to appear, and to answer the said COM
plant us above required, the said plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief therein
demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court, at Meekef In said County, this 10th
day Of April, A. ID. 1901.
(sEAL.] H.A. WILDHAcK,
Judge and Acting Clerk
County Court.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
" General IAnd ONCE, Washtnuton. H. O.

4 IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- General Land ONCE, Washington, u. O.,
March 1901. Notice IL hereby given that
sealed bids directed to the Commissioner Of
the Receiver Of Public Moneys, at the U. s.
Land 0fficc, Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
| up to and including the u day Of May, 1901,
| for the purchase Of 10000 IT., b. NJ, Of dead
standing and dead down timber, to he cut
and taken from a certain tract Of unsurveye d
acres, located in the eastern portion OF
Block |. District l, Division II, White River
Forest Reserve, Colorado. No bid Of less
than sl.C0 per N. IT,, y. M. Will be considerea
each bid. Payment for the timber p1rchassee,d &c,
must be made to the Receiver In full wi taI,f
ID days from date Of notice OF award tneIeoits
or may, II the bidder so elect at the Gn .ii
making bid, he made in three equal l ns.i
ments In 30 90 and 20 days, resPeeSctt, -. re-
from such date. The purchaser VIII ~ nah
quired to utilize all dead timber IN me p- ~"
OF the cutting, both standing ahu ,itahIe
which Is found sound enough nnu ,ameter
for any grade Of lumber, down I0,n,,or~i Will
be done in compliance Wild snserves and
governing forest 49, rvSsor ia
under the direction Of the !, s S,iI,Ir expiain
charge ofthe Reserve, VINO W ~, = pt,ljcation.
Cont rsct and bond for compliance ", rajid
mia. Iii t,e rsuufred. Ttmber ~ srnr,,
mining and other claims Is exem nPe timber
snle. Purchasers fa1nns ~ Trou, date of notice
awnIue wsnrsrit purchase money anu ~
% a, ~ ~ ,,ut,er ui1remoyed. unisss n.oid
ten sion Of time r. granted; ,,crtion therefor
may be purchase, a, on So,,t f,irther advertise
within I Ths right to reject any ana al p'os's
Acting Commissioner.
(nio-m2D
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

The concert and minstrel show at
Odd Fellows hall last Saturday even
ing proved great drawing card-the
audience being limited only by the
capacity of the hall. The performers
had evidently worked hard to merit
the large patronage which was an
ticipated and their efforts were
crowned with success-not one person
in the entire assembly being disap-
pointed or feeling that he had not
gotten value received. The director,
J. w. Rigby, labored hard and earn
estly for the success of the affair and
the successful manner In which the
program was carried out places a
feather in his cap. Space forbids
giving to each Individual performer
the praise due his or her efforts and
so suffice by saying the whole pro-
gram was Il bowling success. Over
4iOO was turned into the school library
fund.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

After being practically showed UNI
der for the past three weeks with job
work, THE HERALD force has nearly
dug itself out and will by another
week be able to have the paper out
promptly on time once more and full
Of news from start to finish. The in
dications are that when the public
desires the very best and highest
quality Of job work-both rs to stock
and workmanship-they know where
to look for it.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14
Estray Advertisement.

concern that the following described estray
animal was taken up near N ecker, Colorado.
10 wit: One bay filley, two years old, un-
forehead, slip on nose, halter broken. Said
animal being unknown to this Board, unless
claimed by owner on or before May 81, 1904,
said estray will be sold by this Board for
the benefit of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPECTION Con-
MIsSLnHkRS. Denver. Colombo.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

Recently May Wildhack celebrated
her 18th birthday anniversary and
had about score Of her little friends
ut her home In honor of the event.
The judge was present and took a
picture Of the little merry-inakers
md this week Miss May distributed
one of the photos to each Of her
friends who was present rs n souve-
mir of the occasion.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e. church
went out to Mrs. Wheaton's Wednes.
day and were most delightfully."- en-.
tertained.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

Nothing short of II gravity system
OF water works is good enough for
Meeker. But two knockers have
been heard Of 80 far. fput to a vote
Of the people those two will imagine
they are on the fiat-tops in Febru-
AIRY snow storm. I" g..
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

The play, Jumbo Jun" given by
the Eighth graders at Odd Fellows
hall last evening was we'll attended.
The acting was excellent considering
the age Of the pupils and all were
well pleased with the entertainment.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

J. w. C. Shepherd passed though
town the middle Of the week with a
bunch of cattle hs will turn out on
the South Fork.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14
Notice.

Water will be in Town ditch about
Wednesday, May 4th, and all con-
suners of water are. warned not to
use said water until it is paid for.
Meeker Land 4 Irrigation Company,
T. u. Riley, :;upt,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

Al Ellison is expecting large con-
signment of thoroughbred poultry
from Illinois In few days. AL is a
peculiar genfus-always wants the
very best Of everything going.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-05-14

A. ]. Ryan came up from Piceance
Thursday after Miss Edith who has
been attending school here the, past
year. They went home today.