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] care not for love In a cottage.
Though love In a cottage be sweet
But give me love In the mountains,
Where earth and infinity meet
oh. give me the roar and the murmur
OF the cataract UP near the dome.
Where jewels OF God are a-sparkle
And nature Is home. sweet home!
care not for love IN the city
Though love sn the city be smart
For canyons OF stone. brick and mortar
Keep crowding the light from my heart,
While out IN the glow OF Gods sunshine,
Away in my own border land.
With flowers and sunshine inviting
The heart and the soul may expand.
care not for love in the desert
Though love in the desert be wild
And. like the great slums OF the city,
With carrion often denled.
But, whether In desert OF city
Look up TO the star spangied blue.
Look deep in the true heart OF nature
And God wiz be smiling at you.
Captain Jack Crawford in Philadelphia
Press
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Llve Sol Market.-
WoMAN sHoT 81 RoesER

Two New York Ladies Held Up On
Street In Chicago.
Chicago. Aug 23.-Mrs. s. r. Mize.
OF New York city. was shot and killed
last night by a robber. Accompanied
by Mrs. f. F. Wilson. also OF New
York, Mrs. M;ze left the Del Prado
hotel. where they were stopping.
about 10 o'clock for short walk. AT
5oth street and Washington avenue.
a short distance from the hotel. they
were stopped by two men. who de-
manded their valuabIes. Mrs. Mlze
started to run, when one OF the men
shot her in the head. Mrs. Mize died
in a few minutes after being taken
TO the hotel
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next year.
Emma. the 2-year-osd daughter OF
Luther Notes.-The. of bloomsbury. Pa,
was fatally burned while playing with
matches.
Two armed men held up and robbed
Assistant Treasurer II. G. Board of
me Press and Sign company. OF s1025
on a crowded street in Chicago.
The plant OF the Newcastle (Pal
Forge and Bolt company was de-
stroyed by fire. entailing a loss OF
100000 and throwing 500 men out o.
work
While the death watch" looked on,
Lambert Nichaus. who was u De
hanged Killed himself in bis cell at
ST Louis by stabbing himself In the
abdomen
Tuesday, August %.
C. H. Brazil. railroad employee. fell
beneath train at Jeaukintown. near
Philadelphia and was beheaded.
While bathing at Clementcn. ~. j..
John Fries. OF Philadelphia. was
seized with cramps and drowned.
The Western National Bank OF
LOUISVILLE. n.y. was closed Dr the
comptroller OF currency and a receiver
appointed.
William StriclSle and Edward Perk
we're killed at Wellington. O.. By the
breaking OF a scaffold while painting
a stand pipe 80 feet high
Two children OF Mrs. Henry Diller
were burned 70 death and the mother
so badly injured she viii die. by the
explosion Of gasoline stove at To
ledO. Ohio.
Wednesday, August %.
The 31st annual convention Of the
Catholic Young Mems National Union
was held at Albany, y. Y.
Fire that started in a restaurant de-
stroyed four blocks OF buildings ia
Portland Ore, causing a loss OF $780,
600.
Eighteen-months-old Mary McNlanus
fell into a wash boiler half filled with
water at her home in Philadelphia and
was drowned
President Roosevelt has been invited
to attend the cpd anniversary of the
battle Of Lake Erie PERRY Day. al
Newport. r. l.. September II.
The treasury department awarded
the contract for the construction Of the
postoffice at McKeesport, Pa. to VIII
liam Weber, Of Huntington. ". Va.
Tor s63.00O
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TWO MORE BODIES FOUND
Death Rate In Train Wreck Near Nor
folk. Va, Reaches sixteen.

folk. Va, Reaches Sixteen.
Norfolk, Va. Aug 2l.-The bodies
Of two more victims of the Kinston
and Greenville excursion railway
wreck Of last Thursday were found In
the western eranch OF the Elizabeth
river near the scene OF the accident
One OF these was Thomas Ferguson.
the drawbridge keeper. who was
knocked OF The bridge and drowned
when the train plunged through the
open draw. and the other is being
held for Identification. This makes "a
bodies in all that have been recov-
cred from the river. with two injured
dead In S. vincents hospital here.
making Is known dead up TO this
time
The wrecked engine was raised and
placed on board OF the wreclSing APP
parstus. The other wreckage is being
rapidly cleared. and work upon the
new draw 70 replace the old one viii
begin early In the week Il is believed
that still more bodies are ia the river.
Some OF the sxcursionists who re-
turned home. not finding their friends
there. have come back 70 Norfolk to
make further search. II Is thought
that as many as seven people are yet
missing.
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A Song Of Mothsrhood.

AS my own mother used TO comfort me.
kissing the tears away,
Holding me close-aye. all TOO close for
sobs-
hold thee. little dear one, close todayi
Calming my older pain by shilling thine.
AS mothers only know,
Ny heartbreak lost In thine as hers in
mine
Long ago. little dear one. long ago.
AS thou In turn. woman grown and
wise,
Shall kiss as kiss now.
Finding the sunrise ever In thy child,
Even thou. little dear one, even thous
Martha Gilbert Dickinson in Scrlbner's.
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soma

You tina, have seen how the world and its
glory
Change and grow old like the love OF
friend.
You that have come to the end OF the
story.
You that were tired ere you came to the
end.
You that are weary OF laughter and sOr-
row
Pain and pleasure labor and sin.
Sick Of the midnight and dresding the
morrow
All. come in: come IN
You that are bearing the load OF the ages;
You that have loved overmuch and too
late:
You that COMPUTE all the saws OF the
saEcs.
You that served only because you must
wait
knowing your work was a wasted en-
deavor.
/ You that have lost and yet triumphed
therein.
Add loss TO your losses and triumph for
ever
An. come in; come IN.
-Blackwood's Magazine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26
SATURDAY AUG. 18TH. 1905

The recent Democratic primary
which nominated officers for the city
government has been the subject OF
investigation by the special grand
jury OF the Hastings Court. The
legislature passed a law legalizing
party primaries and IL is as much a
crime to defraud a voter in one OF
them as II would be in a general cleo
ton. The investigation developed
the fact that since the elimination OF
the colored voter as a factor. the
ward heelers, and machine men have
been doing some sknl-ful work on
even the "blue-bloods" OF Franklin
ST. and the West End. AS a result.
some % ths ~eailhiest and most
prominent white men in the city
have been just as much disfranchise-
ed as is the average citizen OF color.
The city was polled by the grand
jury as far as II was possible for
them TO do and the variation in the
polled vote and the actual returns
gave every evidence of systematic
fraud in behalf of certain candidates.
The indictments brought in July
25th were as follows L. X. Gull
berson, misdemeanor and felony. two
counts. lie has left for parts un-
known and his victims are longing
TO see his face again. Jackson
Wise, misdemeanor one count. A.
b. Williams. editor Of the Richmond
Va. News-Leader. who has been one
OF the most ardent advocates Of
pure elections. He paid Goldstein
$25 for working for his candidate.
Samuel Coldstein, misdemeanor one
count. Chris. Manning. Jr., misde
meanor, one count On August IL d.
1905. the grand jury returned other
indictments as follows J. II. Bev
eridge. Peter Krug. ]. w. Percival
indicted jointly on ten counts. L.
X. CuIberson and Jackson Wise on
ten counts. L. K. Culberson, Jack
son Wise and Lee Syrcle fo= con
spiracy 10 permit Culberscn 10 vote
unlawfully. Syrcle has since left
for parts unknown and Chris. Mann
ing. Jr. for unlawfully paying the
poll tax of Joe Edwards
A sensation was caused by the eff
fort Of three of the grand jurors TO
present a minority report TO the
Judge after having signed the other
report. Judge Witt declined TO per-
mid this and there is a big row in
the Democratic camp on account of
this refusal. Mr.. wilIianFL. Royal
who was designated 10 assist the
.commonwealth's attorney, Mr.. D. c.
Richardson is outspoken in his con
domination of the action of the judge
and he has prepared petition TO be
signed by the citizens, protesting a
gainst the decision OF Judge Witt
not TO permit the three grand ia
rors to publish anything in the pa
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Frosf HIt south I.rs.u

Belleplain. N. j., Aug. 2l.-consid-
cradle damage was done by a heavy
frost. which covered a large part of
the farming district. Saturday night.
Hundreds OF acres OF sweet potatoes
have beeen injured. and in a number
OF fields the vines are black. Lima
beans and melons felt the effect of
the frost, but the other vegetables
were not Injured.
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Sens In Verse


z Amt 80 uaCrh "a tie gctn
Where ti-rr ~ Longer runs
From the res pia ar' p,e sawin';
It's leavin' the little ones
II amt so much ia the sleepfn'
Where tire toresor,e STOW falls deer.
But wEsn yo's are gons from the light OF
the dawn
Where win the little ones sleepG
It's these little fellows around you
That give ~ the dark its alarms
What neck VIII lean low In that day
when Won go
To tie clasp 81 the loved Little arms7
Frank L. stanton in Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
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been out OF the house. No money had
been spared In the employment OF spe-
cialists. one OF Philadelphia having
treated her FOR three years. None OF
the doctors. Mr. yandersioot says.
could ten what allied his daughter nor
do her any good. To the surpri sc OF her
parents aud their delight she said she
desired to set up saa walk. She did -.
and Afterwards played on the pians
and sang. Fer father says the only
cause 70 which ne can ascrfSs his
daughters recovery is the prsysrs
that have been offered BY her numer-
Gus friends
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child Fa.aIly injured ev FAN.

bethlehem. \. H. Aug. 22.-Annie
Bryan. the 10.yearoid daughter OF Mrs.
J. T. Bryan. Of Jacksonville. Fla. a
prominent resident OF that city. was
probably fatally injured by falling
from a hayiost 10 barn The girls
skull was fractured. The organs are
guests at the Hotel Arlington.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26

Tommy Figgjam-Paw. what Is the
connection between burnt Offering"
and '-sacrihcegT
Paw Figgjam-ClOse. my son, close.
For instance. you will usually see the
Wall streeter who has been burnt Of
fering 20 sell his stock ar a sacrifice
Baltimore American.
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salrh. cnnnr. H,e Mina.

Edna-Is Ethel going to send out In.
vitauons TO her wedcing7
May-No; she's going to send cards
announcing the marriage. She saws
men are 30 tickle she's not going to run
any chances.-DetroIt Free Press.
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-Four KiIied ey Rurstlno Boiler.

Bosworth. Mo. Aug. 2s.-Four men
were killed BY the explosion OF
boiler on dreage boat near Nor
borne. No. The dead are: James
Lynch. Of Bosworth: Isaac Wade. OF
Norborne. and two unknown laborers.
The bodies were terribly mutilated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26
VIII Fioht IN. Ref rr,,..

Chicago. Aug. %. = Chicago hotel
men, wholesale butchers and restaur.
ant keepers have formed a combina-
ton 10 night the beef trust" Two
plants-one costing s150,OoO and the
other 1900. 000-are In course Of erec-
tion and third to cost $500. O0e IS
contemplated.
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How 60 Cook Cabbage DeIfcatefy.
Persons who have always scorned
cabbage often find 1t paiatabie when a
part or Its strong favor Is removed.
Cut head into pieces. parboil IL In
two waters, dr6ln and rinse. turn on
boiling water and cook il tender.
Drain, cover with cream sauce and
serve hot 1t Is as delicate as cauH-
flower
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do you really think begin 20 show
my years. Ellar'
do YOU want me TO answer
frankly"
why, yes. OF course"
Then let us change the subject
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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DR.. Psaltz-Yes. Browning is an
n. d, / believe, but he is an NJ. ID.
without practice.
Wellman-And so does not have his
sleep disturbed by the ghosts OF de-
parted patients Boston Transcript
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Win Meet In WASHINGTON.

Narragansett Pier, r. /, Aug. %
At a meeting here OF delegates ap-
pointed from 10 states to q congress
called by Governor Pennypacker. of
Pennsylvania. 20 advocate uniform
laws regulating marriage and divorce
It was voted to hold a convention at
Washington not earlier than February
Is, 1906.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26
WALKS AFTER SIX YEARS
Sudden Recovery Of invalid Whose
Case BzffIed Doctors.

York. Pa. Aug. z1--For the first
time in six years Miss Ethel Wander
sloot aughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward M. vandersIoot of this city. took
dinner with her parents. Miss Van
dersioot has been an invalid for u
xsars. and not In ak years had she
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Sale Of Live Stock A. glItnor.

Asheville, n. c.. Aug. 2S.-The most
successful sale or imported stock ever
held on the Biltmore estate OF George
w. Vanderbilt was held yesterday.
$4,000 being realized. In all So head
Of Jersey cattle were sold, averaging
S207 each.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26

When cleaning silver jewelry wash
IL IN soap and water and rinse In clean
water. Then apply paste Of powder
ed carbonate OF ammonia, motstened
with spirits OF wine. When dry, brush
on rinse in tepId water and dry with
a soft leather.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26

What is the difference between bis
tory and fctionY'
Well" answered the unbeiievlng
person. ''ore great difference is that
netton frankly owns up TO being large
~ Observation-Disclosures Star.
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pian't Knew Pistol was Loaded.

Wilmington. Del. Aug % - VALE
playing together. PauI Rash. aged p
years. accidentally skot Alice LaBarre,
aged II years. with S2-calibre re-
volver. The bullet entered the right
side or the nose. passed through the
palate and entered the back part CT
the neck. The attending physician
announced shat the lsttle victim would
probably recover The children were
playing in the lads home. when the
latter found the pistol in a desk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26

how 40 wake Harlequin sherbet.
When making harlequin sherbet boil
one quart OF water and one pound OF
sugar tai strip is formed. Strain
and add one pint OF fruit juice and 9
very little lemon Juice. Mix thoroughly
and set aside TO cool Then freeze.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-26

Kew go Improvs FLAVOR of Vegetables.
Carrots, beans, Onions. turnips. cab
bage and cauliaower are improved IN
navcr by parbelling. draining the wa
Ger on and putting 10 coox In frssh wa
ter.
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LondensIss.r's Condition unchanoed

Camden. n. j.. Aug. 2s.-The cond..
ton Of Congressman Henry c. Lou.
denslager. OF the First New Jersey dis
trict remains unchanged. His physi-
clans are in almost constant attend
ance upon him and they state that
there Is no Immediate danger OF death.
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1t may be that we shall know In the here
after
why we. sssettins hopes. give birth to
fears
And why the worlds too beautiful for
laughter
Too gross for tears.
Percy ADD shaw
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PRODUCE quotations
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady
winter extras. $500 $50. Pennsylva.
MA roller, clear, S3.75G 90. city mills
fancy. $500 SIS. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel $500. WHEAT firm: No. ?
pennsylvania red. new 1914 O. soc
q 60c OATS steady. No. 3 white
clipped. Bic; lower grades 29c. HAY
steady; No. 1 timothy $lS.50s PORK
firm family ST.. BEEF firm. beef
hams, $3.50 "a. POULTRY: Live Arm f:
hens 1870 old roosters. 90. Dressed
steady: choice fowls. l3hc.. old roos.
tiers, SIC. BUTTER steady: creams ry.
Pennsylvania, 23c. POTATOES firm /.
50G soc. per bushel
BALTIMORE-WHEAT fair: No. .
red. SlWS1isc.' steamer No spot.
T4& "a 75c.; southern. GA sc. CORN
quiet; mixed spot. SEIZE: steamer
mixed. 53i4c.: southern. 57a &c.
OATS frm; white, No. 2 soc. No 3.
2sS. q 2sc.; No. (, ga 27isc.; mixed.
No 2. sSc.: No. ,. ga 27isc. BUTTER
22q22hc.; held. Giec.: prints. ri
G24c.; MARYLAND and Pennsylvania
prints, l6c. EGGS firm; fancy Mary.
land, Pennsylvania and Virginia. pic.
West Virginia. 20'2c.; southern. 20c. .
Live Stock Markets.
PITTSBURG Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice, $500 $50:
prime. s5.20Q5.35, HOGS active:
prime hesries. $e4596.5o; mediums
YorkeTs. as7o pigs ss s.sS sfS!
roughs' 1880. sHEEP higher:
prime wethers. S5.T5n5 90: com mon
Ssqs; sprlnE lambs. S440d7 30: veal
calves, f6.759T26.
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when I was grass.

When I was monkey I'm afraid the trees
Weren't always Ravens OF contented ease.
Things killed Us, and we never could tell
why:
No doubt we blamed the earth or sea or
sky
have forgotten my rebeilion's shape
When l was ape.
Now I have reached the comfortable skin
This stage of living is enveloped IN
And hold the spirit OF my mighty race
Self conscious prisoner under one white
face
I'm awfuliy afraid I'm going to die
Now 1 am I.
SO have planned a hypothetlc life
To pay me somehow FOR my toll and
strife
Blessed or damned. some way must con-
trive
That eternslly be kept aiivel
In this an endless. boundless bliss see
Eternal me-
When 1 was man no doubt 7 used 20 care
About the little things that happened
there
And fret 70 see the years keep going by
And nations. families and persons die
I didn't much appreciate LIES plan
When I was a man.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
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"BOOKER T. WASHINGTON AND
THE NEGRO"

Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., author
of The Leopard's Spots" has seen
fit TO contribute a very interesting
article TO The SATURDAY. Evening
Post" Of August 18Th. 1905 He
pays the following tribute to Booker
7. Washington. A. NJ.
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Innrortalitv.

When was grass perhaps ! may have
As every yesr the grass blades paled and
or shrieSed IN anguish irnpotent beneath
The smooth. impartial cropping Of great
teeth
don't remember much what came to
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Entered at the Post-oahoe At Richmond. Va.
a. second-clnas matter.
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souid Sc sent 50 Ss soTSsoh rs b xsdasss lay
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and forty million a century hence.
The same Creator that permitted
them to Increase will provide a way
by which this mighty number of
people win reach a normal channel
without friction with those of other
races. Guaged too by the intellec-
tual progress of the races in the
past and the present, we are of the
opinion that the future generations
OF both races will be better able to
settle these questions among them
selves than to have their fathers and
great-grand-fathor and great
great grand-fathers settle it for
them.
But what does Mr.. Dixon. min
lister of the gospel and a professed
follower of the good and lowly Je-
sus. mean by meeting the problem
squarely and lighting it to a finish =?
What can he do about It? Can he
exterminate a race in a night OF
even In generation. especially one
SO prolific as the Negro? He is in
creasing himself and the white man
is helping him in the business But.
pardon the diversion. Again we
ask, what does Mr.. Dixon mean by
this remarkable declaration2
The distinguished pulpiteer leaves
the high station in the forum and de
sends to little things when he
, says
Several classes of people at pres
ent obstruct any serious considera-
. ton OF this questionable pot-house
politician. the ostrich man, the poor
pooh man. and the benevolent old
maid. The politician Is still bu-
sy over the black mans vote in doubt
full States. The pooh-pooh man
, needs no defnition--he was born q
fool. The benevolent old maid con
tributes every time the hat is passed
and Is pretty sure 10 do as much
harm as good in the long run to any