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State OF sIece al LODI.


I.odz. Russian Poland, June IL
Since the proclamation OF martial law
the situation has become more quiet.
The governor general has proclaimed
a state OF siege at Lodz.
The rumor OF an approaching mas
Eacre Of Jews has caused 10000 Jews
20 leave the town.
The victims OF last weeks outbreak
total over 1900 Thus far the bodies OF
s43 Jews and 21S Christians have been
buried. The wounded number over 700
persona.
Fridays lighting was OF character
vastly different from the mob riots OF
February.
The strikers paraded the streets In
martial array. and when threatened by
the imperial troops threw up barri-
cades OF paving stones. This was re-
peated in a dozen parts OF the city.
In every instance the troops, after
searching the ba-ricades with rife vol
leys. stormed them and bayoneted the
defenders. The strikers defended
themselves with revolvers and bombs
Through the precautions of the author
tiles none OF them had been able 20
secure rifles.
The slaughter included women and
children as we'll as men. Wives Of the
strikers fought with desperation, and
In the first encounter a girl OF 3.
armed with a revolver, blew out the
brains OF Cossack. In the same en-
counter a man hurled a bomb into the
ranks OF the Cossacks and killed or
wounded 20 OF them.
After the troops had carried all the
street barricades the strikers, in groups
OF from five TO 100, lurked in the side
streets. and fred volleys at the SOL
diery marching along the main thor
oughfares After each such attack the
soldiers gave pursuit and slaughtered
the fleeing strikers.
Mobs that gathered in the streets
were subjected 10 volley firing. When
dispersed. thousands OF the strikers
climbed 10 the tops OF houses and from
these points of vantage hurled bombs
and threw vitriol. Soldiers maddened
by vitrlol burns committed outrages OF
the most frightful character. stabbing
women, ripping open children, tortur-
Ing men with sword pricks. Wounded
strikers trying to crawl from the
streets to the shelter OF the houses.
were fired on and literally mangled by
hundreds OF bullets.
Saturday the scenes were hardly less
frightful. though the slaughter was
much smaller than Friday. The strik-
ers did not parade and no barricades
were erected, but furtive shooting from
windows, from alleyways and from
housetops went on from dawn until
sunset. and at night men with long
knives lurk at every street corner and
patrols of soldiers in many parts OF
the city have been set upon and slaugh-
tered by these silent. terrible foes.
The soldiers exhibited the utmos:
carelessneSs as to whether they killed
peaceful persons or rioters. and as a
consequence many women and children
were among the dead.
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JeaIous i.over Shoots rwo.

Richmond. Va. June 27. - James
Ford shot and instantly killed George
Cash and fatally wounded Miss Lydia
lnchmingeT at Waterloo Road. Rock.
bridge county. Mr. Cash and Miss
Inchminger were returning from
church when Ford met them on the
road and asked: rs that Miss Inch.
minger?" Upon receiving an afRrma.
tive reply he opened fire with a re.
volver. The girl. who Is IA years old
and very pretty. is vet alive. Ford Is
20 and Cash was IS years old. They
worked at LongGaie mines. Allegheny
county. Ford made his escop pc AMI has
not been apprch"nded. Jealousy is the
alleged cause OF the sacotire.
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KURoPATKIN REPORTED KILLED
10000 Russians Also Said 10 Be Cut
of BY Ncai's Army.

OF BY Nogi's Army.
st. Petersburg. June 2S-A rumor
spread throughout the city last night
that General Kuropatkin had been
killed. This rpmor was connected
sometimes with a report that 10000
Russians had been cut OF by General
Nogi's army and that Kuropatkin hsc
been taken prisoner.
Nothing confrmatory OF these ru-
mors has been received either by the
general staff or in press dispatches.
a report received from General Line
witch indicates that the japanese al
vance continues steadily. and that the
Russian van posts. under pressure, arc
retiring. fighting.
The military experts take anything
but a cheerful view OF General Line
vitch's situation. They do not believe
he can be surrounded. but apparently y
the experts do not consider the possi-
bility OF Russian victory. Linevitch' ;
retirement to Hardin and the isolation
OF Vladivostok seem to be regarded as
foregone conclusions when Field Mar
shall Oyama strikes.
The foreign Office has issued a COM
munication confirming the statement
made in the Associated Press dis
patches that Russia has accepted the
first 10 days In August as the time
within which the first meeting OF the
peace plenipotentiaTies will take place.
The precise date depends upon the
time of the arrival at Washington OF
the japanese representatives.
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MORE OFFICIALS SENTENCED
Seven Offcehoiaers Of Shenandoah Pa,
the Penalty Of Dishonesty.

the Penalty Of Dishonesty.
Pottsville. Pa. June % Gordon
Brown. a Shenandoah school director.
who was convicted Of bribery last
week. was sentenced 70 10 months in
jail. Brown IS q Republican candidate
for poor director
Justice w II. Shoemaker for lille.
gally settling cases. was ousted from
Office and fined $500. Chief OF Police
John Frye. Patrolmen Yankowsky.
Lauriat!s. Fahey and Ringhouser.
Shenandoah policemen. were sent 10
jail for 80 days for illegally accepting
fees.
This makes altogether u men who
have been convicted and sentenced
for graft or bribery in some form in
connection with their duties as Shen.
andoah officeholders. Last Saturday
four school directors-JOseph f. Bier.
stein. David Fiest. Jacob Non. Jr.. and
George Holvey-all OF whom had
pleaded guilty to the charge OF con.
spiracy TO eXtort money for the ap-
pOintment OF school teachers. and Plus
w. Biersten. a notary public. and sec.
retary OF the borough council who
acted as a go-between for his brother.
the school director, in the bribery
transactions. were sentenced to pay
the costs. a fine OF 500 and serve one
years Imprisonment
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INSISTS ON conEERENcE
Germany Refuses to Aeeede to France
On Moroccan Question.

Germany Refuses to Aeeeoe TO France
On Moroccan Question.
Paris. June 2S.-Germsny' reply 10
the French note on the subject of Mo
rocco wss presented during a confer
ence between Prince Radolin. the Ger
man ambassad dor. and Premier Rouvler
at the foreign Office. While mos:
friendly in form and entirely lacking
In peremptOry tone. Germsny's Response
none the less maintains The position
that the Moroccan ques, on must be
regulated by conference of the pow
ers. without any agreement In advance
limiting the scope OF such conference.
This was accompanied by the presenta.
ton OF Germsny's general point oi
view in such an amicsble spirit as Il
disarm the suspicion entertained con
cerning Germany's Ulterior motives.
Tension in Official quarters has nota.
bly, diminished. and this is only ex-
plainable on the theory that a confer
ence will be accepted as Germany's
response does not make any notable
concession. However. the. agreeable
tone adopted by Germany and the en-
tire absence OF menace al pear TO create
the most favorable impression. This is
most fortunate turn OF affairs. for
while France sincerely seeks TO avoid
n rupture. anything offensive TO the
national pride might have infamed
public opinion beyond the point OF con
troll.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another Court in Norfolk
Norfolk. Va. Inne 9th. Ioc

Norfolk, Va. June oath. 1905.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John Mitch
ell. jr.. organized Plymouth Rock Court
|. Q of Calanthe, No. % with the fol-
lowing ofhcers:-Worthy Counsellor.
Mrs Maggie Mercer; w. Ink Mrs. Ma
~ Wilson; W. Inspector. Mrs Ida Win
ston; 5 ID. Mrs Maggie Shaw: ]. D..
Mrs. Luvinia Ewell o.. Mrs Luyie
Humphrey; K. Of D., Mrs. Frances Haw-
kins; X. of A, Mrs. Irene Barnes: Rec.
OF Dep. Mrs. Ellen Bassett: z. Mrs.
Henrietta Robinson; Con-. Mrs Gussie
Forntain; Asst Con-. Mrs. Lizzie Bailey;
H., Mrs. Eliza Pate; p, Mrs Lille
Baxter Trustees: Mrs Ellen Hinton
Emeline Bynum, Mrs. Hattie Cod
din.
The Grand Worthy Counsellor was AS
sisted by the Grand Worthy Register of
Deeds. Miss M. l.. Chiles; the District
Deputy Grand Worthy Counsellor, Mrs.
Fannie Cooke Mrs. Mary y. Cav and
others This court was gotten M
through the efforts of Sir Carter Cav
and he was highly complimented for his
work. Refreshments were served.
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Witnesses:

COLES-Mr John I. Coles. the hus-
band Of Mrs. Priscilla Coles of Char
lottesville, Va, died Tuesday evening.
June 2Oth, 1905 at his residence, az
South Sth St He had been III six
months and bore his illness with great
patience and fortitude Although sick
for a long while, his death shocked
the whole community. He was a faith
full Christian. loved and respected by all
who knew him. His funeral took place
Thursday, June 22nd. from the Firs,
Colored Baptist Church of which Rev.
X. {. Quarles is pastor. A large crowd
followed the remains 10 church and
thence to the cemetery.
The deceased was the father of Mrs
Eva Coles Boone, who died in Africa.
He leaves a widow and eight children.
namely, Mrs. Rosa Jones of Richmond.
Mrs Lizzie Venture of Grafton. Messrs.
Charlie and John Coles Of Charlottes-
vile, Mr.. Robert Coles of Hampton.
Mr.. Isaiah Coles of Chicago, Mr.. James
Coles of Washington, Mr.. Richard
Coles of Philadelphia.
Dearest grandfather, how we miss thee.
Cannot by human tongue be told,
Although thou, by Gods will, has left
us,
Our love for thee will never grow cold
His Granddaughter,
ALBERTA.
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rom Reea,s oauchter MarrIed.

Portland. Me. June 27.-Lieutenqnt
Arthur T. Balentine. IT, 5. A. OF For.
tress Monroe. and Miss Katherine
Reed. daughter OF the late Congress.
man Thomas B Reed were married
at the Reed residence here The cere.
mony was as quiet as il was possible
10 make IT, because o. the fact that the
Reed family is still in mourning. Only
the family and intimate friends were
present Rev. Raymond Caikins of tae
State Street Congregational church.
oficiaten.
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VIII Embarrass Canal Work.

Washington. June rs. The an
nounCement Of the resignation OF John
f. Wallace as chief engineer OF the
Panama canal commission was not al
together unexpected in view OF his
request some time ago TO be allowed
10 come 10 this country TO discuss af-
fairs with Secretary Taft Members OF
the commission did not hesitate 10 say
that his resignation would greatly EN-
barrass the commission in its work
and might necessitate the postpone
ment OF the meeting OF the full com.
mission in September.
Secretary Taft is stated 20 have been
really the only person who had an
inkling of Mr.. Wallace's intentions
That the secretary held strong views
on the subject was known 10 several
OF his friends. AMI II is expected that
there may yet be some interesting de-
velopments before the Official resigna.
ton is announced by the government
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MUST AID IN wAR ON oLeo
President Orders Pittsburs Revenue
Collector Reprimanded.

Washington. ID. c.. June 26-Interna
Revenue Collector ID. b. Heiner, Of ia,
Pittsburg district. will be reprimande
by direction of the president for hi.
dilatoriness in aiding the Pennsylva nj;
state officials in enforcing the Law,
against the illegal traffic in oleon ar
garine, and will be instructed to b.
more prompt hereafter in cooperating
with the state authorities.
The president took up the case o.
Heiner. and after considering the
complaints laid before him some time
ago by State Food and Dairy Inspector
Warren, sent Instructions 10 the above
effect to Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Yerkes.
There is good reason to believe Col.
lector Heiner had a narrow escape
from removal This IS shown by the
fact that his case was considered SO
serious by Commiss ioner Yerkes that
the latter did not care TO deal with II
himself. but referred IL 10 the presi-
dent. who alone has the power OF re-
moval.
kubeiik TO Tour United States.
London. June 2S--Jan Kubelik. the
violinist. has signed contract for a
season OF 100 concerts In the United
States. beginning December I next.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
ROOSEVELT AT HARVARD
President Attends Reunion OF Class In
Which He Graduated.

Which He Graduated.
Cambridge. Mass. June 2S-Joining
with his former college mates in cele-
brating the 25th anniversary OF the
graduation OF their class from Har-
ward. President Roosevelt returned to
hts alma mater. not as the chief magis-
trate OF the nation, but as a private
citizen and a loyal Harvard alumnus
Although the ancient university OF
Harvard would have been glad To pay
him all the honor due his high Office.
IT was the presidents request that he
be regarded merely as a member OF
the class of so rather than as the
president of the United States. Never
theless. students. alumnae and the citi-
zens of Cambridge united in giving
him "A hearty greeting as he drove
through the streets OF the university
city.
President Roosevelt was accompan-
led on his drive by a secret service
officer and a squad of mounted police
men. After visiting the stadium the
police escort was dismissed tempar
arily and the presidents carriage was
unattended from the stadium 10 Chest.
nut Hin. and from thence 10 the Oak
ley Country Club. President Roosevelt
will remain here until a. m. tomor
rom morning.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
PEACE ENJOYS KNOWN

czar Selects NeIidon and Baron Rosen,
Japan Baron komura and Takshira.
Washington. June 27.-RUssia has
given reassurances OF its Intentions in
the peace negotiations by placing the
president In possession OF the tenta.
tive selection OF her plenipotentiaries.
az follows: NJ. Nelidon. the Russian
ambassador at Paris. and Baron Rosen,
the newiyappointed Russian ambas-
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No. 60 Flo.ta ,he -

Baltimore. Md. June 2S.-The new
floating DOCK Dewey. now at the mouth
OF the Patuxent river undergoing tess
preliminary TO It's acceptance by the
United States government. footed the
battleship Iowa. giving 10000 tons dis.
placement by the filling OF her water
compartments in less than half the
time the contract would allow. When
accepted by the government the docl
will be towed 20 the Philippines
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plen On Wait to Atlantic CITY

Atlantic City. y. j.. June 26.-Mrs.
Sarah Ann Gallagher. OF Reading. Pa.
who came here on an excursion, was
taken III while In bathing in the ocean.
The woman hurried TO the Reading
depot TO take a train for home. when
she fell unconscious. She was removed
TO a hospital, where she died in a few
minutes. Mrs. Gallagher was accom-
panied by her husband and four chill
dren. who are unnerved by the shock
Of her sudden demise.
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T,4g eIeeEsT AMeRIcAN ELAo
Every Star Two Feet Hight VIII
Weioh 40 Pounds.

Denver. Colo, June 27.-Denver viii
claim the distinction OF owning the
biggest American fag in the world.
Il will be used FOR the G A. r. en-
campment. 1t will be us feet long and
IS feet wide.
The Union field VIII ~ IS by s5 feet.
and the stripes will be feet inches
wide. The stars will be 2 feet high.
and in it's making 1850 yards OF bunt.
ing are to be used
The fag's weight OF $50 pounds pre-.
vents IL being swung from a pole or
hung from a cable between buildings.
so IL has been arranged 10 spread In
across the front Of a hve-story build.
ing on 10th street.
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Mary Anderson Navarro talked also
good deal about the stage. and told
me that no enc who had not lived be-
hind the scenes could have any idea
how utterly. hopelessly wearisome II
was TO live in a world where all things
from :he sun and the moon down
ward were shams. Notes from a
Diary"
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
ELECTION OFFICERS GO TO JAIL
Plead Guilty TO Stui;ne Ballot Boxes
and Are Fined and Imprisoned.

Plead Guilty TO Stufsina Ballot Boxes
and Are Fined and Imprisoned.
Philadelphia. June 2S-The sensa-
tional case of ballot box stufing In the
2lst division Of the l2th ward. which
took place at the February election,
came to a quick and unexpected ter
mination in quarter sessions court.
when three of the accused men plead
ed guilty. while the other two pleaded
not guilty. The latter pair were dis
charged by the recommendation Of
the prosecution.
The three who pleaded guilty were
William Yost. judge OF election: Ber-
nard Strauss ana William Glenn. the
inspectors clerk. Yost was sentenced
10 Imprisonment for Ave months and
a fine of $500 and disfranchisement for
seven years: Strauss to Ave months
and a similar fne. while Glenn got OF
with four months and a fne OF $3.50.
When District Attorney Bell out
lined to the judge the claims OF the
commonwealth and told him that they
could be proved. the allegations he
made created a sensation in the crowd
ed court room. lie said that on the
morning Of the election the officers
stuffed 200 fraudulent ballots into tho
box. He produced book used AT the
polls containing the names OF voters.
and said that II contained 200 fictitious
names written In il by woman. He
said when she was accused OF writing
these names the woman tainted In his
once. and that later Persifor Frazer.
an expert. was OF the opinion that IL
was her handwriting.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
LIVE WIRE KILLS TWO
Electrician and Man Who Tried 10 Save
Him Meet Instant Death.

Him Meet instant Death.
Trenton. y. j.. June 26.--Walter Ew-
inc. New York telegraph operator.
and Wesley Dawson. Of Hopewen. a
village about Il miles from here. were
killed at Hopeweli by a live electric
light wire. Ewing. accompanied by a
young woman To whom he was en-.
gagged 10 be married. was walking IN
the village. when he saw a suspended
wire at which a dog was smiling.
Ewing realized il was live wire He
obtained two sticks. and in endeavor,
ing 10 remove II slipped and the wire
coiled about him. Dawson went TO his
rescue. also got caught in the wire.
and both men were killed.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
Has Accepted at Last.

The much talked OF consulship al
Guadeloupe, West lrdies has been ten.
dered Or. C.. Jarvis Bowen of Norfolk
Va. He is a practicing physician there
OF many years standing. He will leave
shortly for his post of duty. This is the
position in connection with which the
names of Hon. James II. HAYES. Hon.
a. W. Harris and Hon. I. & Walker
were mentioned.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
Stoned CId Nan 10 Oeath

Sterling. IN. June IS. - Jesse f.
Koser is years old. has confessed that
following quarrel ne stoned To death
Jacob Weaver. aged %. At Savannah
last Saturday night Moser end his
brother Frank. aged l6 and their
father. Edward Koser. have been held
to the grand Jury as accessors. All
are laborerS
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
Mechanics, Savings Bank Buys More
Broad Street Property.

The Mechanics Savings Bank has
purchased the fine modern three
story brick building at No. $40 East
Broad St, near the corner of Third
St, paying cash for the same The
purchase was made through Messrs.
Pollard and Bagby. real estate agents
The building extends 1875 feet TO an
alley aud is one OF the most desirable
pieces OF property on Broad Street.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
Colored Physicians Wanted.

Mr.. :. NJ. Whitlock of PAGES. Va.
wishes colored physician 10 locate in
that neighborhood. He guarantees a
good practice TO the right party. A let
ter sent 10 him will elicit a quick re-
Sponse. We are reminded that Martins
vile, Va, also wishes colored physi-
clan ard Mr.. Green Penn - a GOOD one
TO write 20 about il.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
PR CE FIVE CENTS

Orde- cf Divine Worship at Leigh 81.
VI +. Ch- ch, SUNDAY. July ?:
o:5u A. NJ Sabbath School
~ A NJ, Sermon by pastor, subject,
Samson"
$50 p. NJ, Junior Epworth League.
Sis p. Nj Sermon by pastor, subject,
The Law and the Gospel" Commun-
ION al night.
WNl. II. DEAN, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
JUDeesHIP FOR mecomAs
Appointed to Vacancy On Court Of Ap
peaIs Of District Of Columbia.

Washington. June -. - The presi.
dent has appointed former Senator
Louis L. McComas. Of Maryland. an
associate justice of the court OF ap-
peals OF the District Of Columbia. vice
Martin +. Morris. resigned
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
Peanut chokes chIIs to oeatb.

Altoona. Pa, june IS. 49, Charles.
the s-year-oId son OF Abraham Miller.
Of Cone'saugh. was eating peanuts.
when one of the Kernels 10 .ged in h
throat. choking him TO death.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
JeffrIes Win Refer.e FIoh,

Reno. New, June 27.-Promoters of
the Hart and Root fight for the heavy
weight championship OF the world, to
take place at Reno on July ). have re-
ceived word that James J. Jenries has
accepted the proposal to referee the
fight.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
$4,000 Endowment Paid.
Newport News, Va. Iune %. 100

Newport News, Va. June IS. 1905.
This is TO certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr, Grand Chan
oellor Of the Grand Lodge of Virginia
Knights of Pythias. y. A, =. A. +, A.
A and A. $3.50. oo) One Hundred anC
Fifty Dollars in payment of the dealt
claim of r. A. Howkins. who was .
member of Eureka Lodge, No. 80 oi
Newport News, Va.
Signed:
SARAH J. HAWKINS,
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
W. II. Schoheld, {. (.
Jas. X. Allen, X. of r. aud :.
Eureka Lodge, No. 30.
J. J. Booker, ID. D. G. c.
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A De- with Hoofs

Indianapolis. lnd.-A dog with hOofs
like a COW is owned by Daniel Brown.
and is a cross between a shepherd and a
spaniel. II was purchased by Brown
from Miles Dickey, a Panhandle en-
gineer. three years ago. when a pup. but
not until recently did the hoofs grow on
its feet, and the owner is at a loss TO
know how TO account for them. The
growth disappeared on an four feet and
Is as hard as horn. When the dog walks
across the board floor Of the saloon
where il is kept there is a sound like the
pattering OF a couple Of children with
wooden shoes
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01
JOHN F. WALLACE
HAS RESIGNED
Chief Engineer of Canal to Take
100000 Job in Nsw York.
WON'T TALK OF RESIGNATION

New York. June 2S.--John F. Wal
lace. chief engineer of the Panama
canal. and member OF the commission.
has resigned both these positions TO
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accept a see GOO Office with a New York
corporation. Mr. Wallace was asked tn ?
cause of his resignation. lie replied
that he was in delicate position in
the matter and referred his Questioner
10 Secretary Taft.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-01

Furnished House For Rent.
Furnished house for rent from
500 up.
W. r. PAGE,
Real Estate Agent
Atlantic City. n. ].
I Mo
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-Mr. r. n. Fauntlerov, in COM
Pany with Miss Mary Fauntieroy, spent
last Sunday IN visiting Portsmouth, Old
Point and Newport News They return
ed to the city much delighted over their
trip.
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Witnesses:
$4,000 Endowment Paid

Newport News, Va. June IS, 1905.
This is TO certify that have received
from John Mitchell Jr.. Grand Chancel-
lor OF the Grand Lodge of Virginia.
Knights of Pythias, y. A.. ). A, i A.
A. 4 A, $4,000 One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars in payment of the death
claim of the late 5. II. Marshall, who
was member of Damon Lodge, No. II
of Newport News. Va.
Signed:
Her
MRS. CLARA MARSHALL
mark
Beneficiary
Witnesses:
A. BELLS, X. of K. and S,
Damon Lodge, No. -.
w :. Hobson, V. <.
J. J. Booker, ID. ID. G.. {.
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Mrs. Csllie ID. Brown is visiting
friends and relatives in Charles City Co,
Va She Is accompanied by her son,
Willie.
Miss NJ. l.. Chiles has been
spending several days at Norfolk. New
port News and Old Point. a.
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Boys Strange Visions.

Fremont C.-The strange actions OF
l5-year-old Chauncey Boyer. son of
John Boyer. wealthy farmer near
Lindsey. continue TO excite aud arouse
the greatest interest in the northwest
ern portion of the county. At the
Boyer home several hundred persons.
some OF them coming a distance OF
many miles, assembled at the young
mans interesting prayer and religious
meetings listening 10 his wonderful
exhortations. Hundreds have visited
young Boyer. listening 10 the strange
things he relates, and as a result not
few have been converted. He claims to
be In constant divine contact. and tells
Of visions of God and the angels.