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Robert withers. Saul sutherland.

Robert Withers, Saul Sutherland.
The initiation was q success in ev-
cry particular. The new body will
be known as Morning Glory Lodge,
no. 81. The Grand Chancellor in
stalled the following officers: Chan
Cellor Commander. George Williams:
Vice Chancellor, William Coleman:
Prelate, Thomas Waite. Master of
Work, Walter Is -oton Keeper of
Records and Seal. c. H. Darlington:
Master OF Finance. Wesley Holland.
Master of EXchequer, Robert Foster;
Master at Arms. Edward G.. Miller
Inner Guard. Garland Anderson; Out
er Guard, =. ID. Coles. Trustees;
Doctor Peters. Wesley Holland, Gar
land Anderson.
Attendants: Polk Wilson. Hay
wood Luck, Lewis Corbett, Scott Lip
scomb.
Refreshments were served. Grand
Chancellor Mitchell diucd at the res
taurant OF Mrs. George W. Rison
Tie left this morning at 2:1S for
Richmond. being accompanied TO the
train 10y "a large number of his
friends and admirers.
Those who subscribed to the
PLANET are Charles Darlington,
Munforj oliver. Moses Weeden. X.
w Logan, Edward c. Miller. C. S.
Burton. Haywood Luck. Wesley Hol
land, Robert Foster, Scott Lipscomb,
j. Peters. S. G.. Edmunds. George
Williams. Coleman Howard. Walter
WoOton. W. J. Hubbard, J. W. Lud-
low Brady. Polk Wilson. Samuel
Irwin, s. r. Rogers, William Cole
man and Garland Anderson.
The new lodge was gotten up
through the efforts OF Capt. II. S.
Keen and il was a surprise TO the
Grand Chancellor.
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Special Attention.

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while the pay il not big or alluring
yet an energetic, industrious man.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Another New Lodge in DanVili,
Capt Keen at Work Again.
Danvnle. Va. Oct. nth. 100

Danville, Va, Oct 18th. 1905.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr arrived here last evening for the
purpose of instituting a new lodge Of
the Order of knights of Pythias. He
came in fatigue uniform and was
met at the station by Capt.H. S.
Keen, District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor ". -. Millner, Sir l.. w. HOl-
brook. Sir George w. Rison, Sir Jno.
Reynolds. Sir w. w. Manns. Major
w. Il. Cunningham and others.
He spent his time at the residence
of Sir A. Morton where he was most
cordially entertained by the Madame.
The initiation took place at the Pyth
ian Castle and a large crowd was out
TO witness the ceremonies and TO wei
come the visitor. DR.. r. A Rey-
nolds discharged the duty of Grand
Medical Director.
The following assisted: Grand Vice
Chancellor, George w. Rison: Grand
Master of Work w. II. Cunningham
Grand Prelate; B. j. Watkins;
Grand Outer Guard, T. A. Smith
Grand Inner Guard, G. N. Smith
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal
w. w. Manns; G.. NJ. of Ex., L. w
HoIbrook; Grand Master at Arms
II. S. Keen. w. A. Millner was as
sistant. Among those who also aid
ed were n. II. Clark, S. r. Rogers
w. J. Hubbard. John Day, Moses
Wheaton. r. II. Hooper, T. G. Will
liams. c. G. Smith, George Neal, Jas.
Stokes. Joshua Williams, John Jack
son, George Woods, Tom Burton,
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Richmond, Va, Oct 9th, 1906
This is to certify that / have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, knights of Pyth-
las, y. a, S. A.. e, A, A. and A.
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Witnesses; -
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Richmond, Va, Oct. 18th, 1905
This is TO. certify that have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.
Grand Worthy Counsellor of the
Grand Court of Virginia, /. o. Calar
the ($1O0.O0) One Hundred Dollars
in payment OF the death-claim OF
Ella Travis, who was a member oil
Mildred's Court, No. PAP of Rich.
mond, Va.
Signed:-Simon Travis.
Guardian for Rosa Richardson,
Beneficiary
Witness
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Do You Know Them.

Wanted to know the whereabouts
of one Henry Anderson, Jacob An
derson or heirs. These men are
sons of Robert Anderson and Jane
Anderson, deceased. They left Sa-
lem, Va. about 80 years ago. One
OF them was heard from in Texas a
number of years ago Any informal
ton will be gladly received by
a. B. CAMPBELL,
Administrator.
Box. 261, Salem, Va.
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Court Anniversary.

Planet Court observed it's eighth
Anniversary Friday evening, Oct. Is
Many visitors were present. Mem
bers II the Court presented the
Worthy Counsellor. Sir j. W. Thomp
son with a handsome Pythian pin.
The committee was composed OF
Mrs. Lucy Cross, Miss Bette Dob
son, Miss Lucy Reed. c. Booker, Mrs
Ida Adams. and +. l.. Thompkins.
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THE VISIT To THE WHITE HOUSE
Hundreds OF Bankers Therg-a Bril-
liant SCcnc--lrc~ident Roosc-
welt Greets Them

Washington, ID. c., Oct. II. 1905.
The reception 10 the American
Bankers Association b. President
Roosevelt at the White House was a
grand affair. IL is impossible TO
say just how many were present.
despite the heavy down pour
OF rain II looked like three thous-
and. The long line Of carriages drove
up 20 the East entrance TO the White
House and their wealthy occupants
alighted. Two white men with meg
aphones called out the number of the
carriages desired by those who had
passed in and were ready TO so TO
their residences again.
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Grand Vice Chancellor r. j.
Proe and District Deputy Grand
Chancellor j. j. Booker of Newport
News, Va, were in the city last sun
day.
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Richmond. Va. Oct. 9th, 1905.
This is to certify that / have re-
eeived from John Mitchell, Jr. Grand
Chancellor of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia. Knights of Pyshias. n. A..
$. A. f.. A. and A. (S150.0O) one
Hundred and Fifty Dollars in pay
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Virginia Lodge. No. 6. of Richmond
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Witnesses .
Z. r. Jefferson.
Eva G.. Davis
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ROOSEVELT GREETS
THEM
A PALATIAL EDIFICE.

The costly chandeliers and hand
some drapery and luxurious furn-
ishings of this East room Is the won
der of the visitor. For the first
time John Mitchell, IT., had met
personally this great head Of the ma
tion and the greeting was most a.
greeable.
a few moments later the long
aisle was again traversed, the hat
and umbrella were handed to its own
er, and the visitor found himself
gazing at the Treasury Department
building while on his way to his
room at his hotel.
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VIRGINIA: In the Law and EQUITY
Court of Richmond, the 9TH day of
October, 1905.
John Carr. Plaintin
vs.
Elenora Carr. Defendant
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THE KLoNDIKE FIDELITY BANK
ING CO.. AxteIl, Va.

=. o. Address: Howardsville, Va.
Incorporated. April. 1905.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000.
Agents wanted TO sell our Capital
Stock. Terms furnished upon APP
plication.
r. H. COLES. Pres; SAMUEL
SCOTT, Vice-Pres.; L. WASHING
TON, Cashier; T. H. COLES, Asst.
Cashier.
6-29-smos
VIRGINIA-In the Law and Equity
Court of Richmond, Va, the 10th
day OF Sept, 1905.
James H. Taylor, Plaintiff.
VS.
Isabella Taylor, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to obtain
a divorce a vincuio matrimonii by
the plaintiff from the defendant.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant is a non-res
ident OF the State OF Virginia, It is
ordered that she do appear here with
in 10 days after due publication of
this order and do whatever Is neces-
Isary to protect her interest herein.
A Copy-Teste,
p p WINSTON, Clerk
GEO. w. LEWIS. D. a.
And notice is hereby given said
Isabella Taylor, that / shall proceed
TO take the dispositions of Charles
White and others at the office of Phil
3. Shield. Commissioner OF the Law
and Equity Court, at Room 62 Cham
Der OF Commerce Building, Rich
mond, Va, on Nov. 6, 1905 at 10 o.
clock A. M. said dispositions to be
read as evidence IN my behalf in the
above styled cause.
JAMES H TAYLOR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
IN CHANoERY.

The object OF this suit is to obtain
a divorce a vinculo matrimonii By
the plaintiff from the defendant. An
affidavit having been made and fled
that the defendant is a nonresident
OF the State OF Virginia. Il is ordered
that she appear here within 10 DAYS
after due publication OF this order
and do whatever is necessary to pro-
tect her interest herein.
A COPY-Teste,
p. p. Winston, Clerk.
P. A. L. Smith. p. q.
And notice is hereby given said
EleanOra Carr that I shall proceed to
take depositions OF David Harris and
others at the Law Office of p. A. L.
Smith. 2 North 18th Street, Rich
mOnd, Va, before Jackson Guy, Com
missioner OF the Law and Equity
Court, on Nov. 23d, 1905 at 10 O.
clock A. NJ, said dispositions 70 be
read as evidence in my behalf in the
above styled cause
JOHN CARR.
BY counsel.
p. A i. Smith p. q.
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400 E. Baker Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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VIRGINIA.

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begins Oct. 2, 1905.
For further information, write.
]. ALEX LEWIS, M. d.,
Secretary.
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MUSIC FOR THE VISITORS

In the hall way or vestIbule was
the relocated band discOursing
lively airs. Two colored atten-
dants and several white ones were
there ready 20 do service. The walls
We're adorned with the oil paintings
Of the eX-presidents. One room
was passed through and then anoth-
or. At the entrance 10 the famous
East room an uniformed attendant
stood
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT GREETS
THEM.
Announce your Names" he said.
This done. he repeated in a IouG
voice the sur-Dames only and Presi-
dent Roosevelt standing To the right
of him grasped the hand OF the wish
tor in that peculiar winning way.
At his right stood Mrs Roosevelt.
the mistress OF the White House.
who with a winning smile equaled
only 10y that OF the President himself,
repeated the name.
Another uniformed attendant was
also present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
ENTERING THE PRESIDENTIAL.
MANSION.

The invitations were presented at
the door by an attendant OF the
White House. a walk TO the left on
either side were tiers presided over
by colored attendants who checked
hats, overcOats and umbrellas for the
visitors Two colored females as
sisted the bankers in getting their
property attended. This service
performed it was march a
head IN a line two abreast. In the
hall way were pictures OF the wives
Of former Presidents of the United
states. There was also a bust OF
President Martin Van Buren,.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

VIRGINIA-In the Law and Equity
Court of Richmond, Va, the 10Th
day OF Sept, 1905.
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BA
PRESIDENT.

John Mitchell. Jr., president of
the Mechanics Savings Bank was in
line and attracted much attention.
One white gentleman accompanied
by another and both being on their
way out. and looked az him in won
derment 1T Is the first one I ever
lighted. To the right the steps were
TO be seen ana up the left hand side
this mass OF financial humanity
marched. AT the top there was a
turn 10 the left.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

James H. Taylor, Plaintiff.
VS.
Isabella Taylor, Defendant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

+. r. Jefferson.
Eva G.. Davis
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c. W. wEsTBURY. D. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
PEARY TO START JULY /.
Steamship TO Be Launched an March
TO Fla ". Y. Y. {. Flag.

Commander Robert Peary L. s NJ told the
members or the New-York Yacht Club last nlsht
his plans for his next trip to the North Pole HIS
ship is nearly completed at Bucksport, Me. she IS
to be launched In March. and is TO be the strong
est vessel ever built for Arctic work. Her princ-
pal dimensions are 165 feet lead waterlne. 1874 feet
over all "a feet beam and 16 feet draught.
Commander Peary says that she will differ from
other vessels sent to the Northern in that she
will be steam vessel with auxiliary sail power In
stead OF q sailing vessel with auxiliary steam pow
err The hold will filled almost entirely with coal.
which is to be taken in at Sydney, c. B.. all the
provisions being put in small space. The ne"
ship will be of almost solid construction, having
cardboard strakes SO inches thick and sheer strakes
Of 25 inches. Her propeller will be of cast steel
with four sectional blades OF small diameter and
of coarse pitch.
"I shall about July l. stopping first at sgd
ney c. B., for COAL" said Commander Peary. Then
/ shall go to Melville Bay, taking on board there
my Esouimax men. Then we shall establish a spy
base at sape Sabine. leaving coal and provisions
there. Then we shall force way TO the north
shore of Greenland $50 miles, TO latitude oS N
where go into winter quarters Starting IN
February with dogs and sledges, we Will at
tempt to make the 420 miles to the North Pole. II
we succeed shall break the ship out the follow
ing August and come back Failing we shall stay
So 34" n / went to 81 IT. before. and 1 shall do
better this time. We need more money-some $1,000
- he ship Will cary the flag of the New ork 1acht
Club all the way north and back again.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
MAY ABANDON SANDEPAS.
Situation of Japanese Must Be Wel-
nigh Untendble

st. Petersburg. Feb. 2-The War Office this
afternoon had not received any further official
dispatches from Manchuria. and nothing was
known of the counter attack Of the japanese
from Sandepas According to the latest official
information. the bombardmsnt is continuing
The General Staff was reluctant to express an
opinion. but ii was not considered improbable
that the Japanese may find themselves COM
PEELED to abandon Sandepas for as pointed out
in dispatches from Moukden, the position Of the
defenders must be welinigh untenable on ac-
count of the burning down of the houses sur
rounding the central stronghold. which is still
held by the Japanese. Being their citadel, it is
completely covered with earth and pierced only
with loopholes and embrasures for guns. and
therefore the smoke from the confagration and
powder gases make it most difficult for the
defenders to breathe. In addition under the
pounding of mortars and heavy artillery any
fortification. however strong, must gradually
crumble.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

powering n Witte, the president OF the COM
mittee of Ministers to draw up a constitution Is
incorrect. The report probably originated In the
following circumstances:
The committee of Ministers rejected a motion
made by NJ witte that the COMMITTEES should
express an opinion regarding the events of jan
uary % and take steps to prevent a repetition
of such incidents. The motion was rejected. on
the ground that such action was beyond the
jurisdiction of the committee of Ministers. NJ
Witte. whose motion was placed upon the min
utes thereupon submitted TO the Emperor
memorandum which his majesty approved, and
the committee OF Ministers held an extraordi-
nary meeting on January 81 to consider this
memorandum The question OF an inquiry into
the incidents of January 22 was discussed. and
the Finance Minister empowered to draft q
scheme for the reform of social legislation, par
ticulary applying to the workmen'S question.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
BRIDGE GOES DOWN WITH DRAGONS.
Precipitated to Ice, Which Gives Way
Also-0ne Man Lost.

st. Petersburg, Feb 2-The suspension bridge
spanning the Fontanka River collapsed this
morning while a detachment of dragons was
crossing. Thirty men and horses were precipi-
tated into the frozen river. together with
a number of cabs. wagons, etc The ice at that
point being weak the greatest excitement pre-
vailed, but help speedily forthcoming, and
the victims of the accident rescued with
the exception OF one dragoon
The chains both banks broke, and the
bridge fell bodily with the whole traffic thereon
at the time. The terrified cavalry horses jumped
over the railings of the bridge to the ice, which
gave way. The river is narrow at that point,
and the men managed TO scramble ashore with
the assistance Of witnesses OF the accident The
collapse Of the bridge. which was known as the
Egyptian bridge, was purely accidental and was
due 10 the chains swapping on account of the ex-
treme frost and the regular tread of the cavalry.
The Fontanka is a river six miles long, utilized
with other waterways, including canals to drain
the marshes south of the Neva River.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
ONLY 1902 SHOTS FIRED.
No Reckless VoIIeying at St. Peters
burg-Where Is GOrky 2

St Petersburg, Feb s. 1:35 a. m.-Detailed re-
ports fled at the headquarters of the St Peters
burg military district, where minute records are
kept show that in breaking up the demonstra-
ton of January % of the thousands of troops on
guard only $50 actually fired. These troops
represented eight different units. from squad
Of eight to a company Of 12O. and the total
number of bail cartridges expended was 1902.
The authorities point out that this indicates that
there was no reckless or general voleying. The
number of wounded in the hospitals to-day is
2OS
The announcement of Maxim Gorkys release
made to-day apparently either is Incorrect or
If true he was released on the promise TO leave
ST. Petersburg without the slightest delay. he
had not returned home up to a late hour last
night The friend with whom he lives, and who
was permitted 10 visit him yesterday afternoon
for The first time since his arrest, told The As
sociated Press that he found the author still in
solitary confinement in the St. Peter and st.
Paul Fortress. The novelist, whose real name
IS not Maxim Gorky. which is a pseudonyme
meaning Maxim the Bitter" but Alexis Pyesh-
koff did not expect release for some time. and
did not know whether he would be brought be-
fore the court for trial or deported by admins
trative order. He philosophically proposed to de-
vote his period of Imprisonment to learning the
English language and remedyng other defcien-
cies in his peasants education. He begged his
friend TO procure textbooks of English and Ger
man, natural sciences. etc. At present he speaks
only Russian.