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2ebenOeS @eiliigel pro YfunO:
olte &iibner 1926. bis 13c.; iunge
Siibner t3c. bis 15c. gnten 13c. bis
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Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
10th CENTURY PHOVERBS.
BY DIR. l. Thomas StiII.

BY DIR. l. Thomas Stin.
full stomach makes an empty
brain.
, He that stops because of obsta-
cles, is doomed TO everlasting want.
Some people try 10 Jump from
earth 10 Heaven: forgetting about
the golden ladder without rounds.
Money is the root of all evil, but
II takes money to get out of trouble.
Woman's brain is said TO weigh
less than mans: but il takes hers TO
MI the gap in mans.
Some people are always happy
but they don't know what about.
IL is not always the one who Is
on top who is the smartest.
Love is said TO hide all faults:
then love must be two-thirds fault,
Some people work TO gain, 9TH
ers gain by working.
What need OF all this fuss and strife?
Each striving with his brother.
Why should we in this crowd Of life.
Keep holding back another?
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

ing to the First Market brought out
the information concerning its where
abouts and Msssrs. Sunny" Howard
and Sam. S. Baker did the rest. 1t
is thought ''there'n be a lock on the
stable-door hereafter"
1t is reported that some one has
Clipped large piece of stone from
the Rev. John Jasper monument. A
reward has been offered for the mis-
creant.
Rev. DR.. A. E. Edwards is draw
ing good crowds at the Fifth st. Bap
tist Church. People had to be turn
ed away last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fanny Criss Payne is re-
ported to have purchased the brick
dwelling at 219 w. Leigh st. for
s2,250.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. J. r. Jackson Of Mineral, Va
was in the city last week.
Mr.. Jacob Lewis of Glen Allen,
Va. called on us.
Miss Mamie b. Jackson spent
a pleasant time at Raleigh. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Lewis have
returned from Old Sweet Springs
Va. They were dissatisfied with the
conditions there. All of the Rich
mond walters came home too.
The Fifth ST. Bapt. Church is
still undergoing repairs and the con-
gregation expects TO see the work
completed by Sept. 1st.
Misses Goldie and Edna Deb
bress are spending their time in
Washington visiting friends.
Miss Catherine Charles and Miss
Rachel Malstt of % UPTON s.. have
taken several weeks vacation at Bed
ford Springs.
DR.. H. l.. Harris is making re-
pairs on his residence on West Leigh
St.
Mr.. ID. ]. Chavers, Superinten-
dent OF Greenwood Cemetery and
Director of the Mechanics Savings
Bank left last Tuesday for Ohio,
where he will visit his relatives. He
has been in poor health for some time
but has improved greatly.
Mr.. A. Hayes is now the happy
possessor of one of the latest style
funeral cars. His establishment is
now able TO exceed past highly sat
isfactory efforts. His livery service
is also first class.
Mr.. w. F. Denny has severed
his connection with the Richmond
Beneficial Insurance Co., as Assis-
tant General Manager. He will now
devote his time TO the real estate
business. He has charge of the Peo
pies Real Estate and Invest. Compa-
ny. The severance of his relation
ship with the other concern was ac-
complished in the most satisfactory
way and he has charge OF the houses
VI the COuCcIu. MI. DSQny Is one
of the shrewdest and most active wor
kers in this city.
We bespeak for him much success
in his new venture.
Mrs. Callie d. Brown and her
son, Willie have returned from
Charles City county much improved
in health. Miss Beransena Brown
visited West Point this week.
Mr.. William Tenant, who has
been an invalid for such a long time
is now in a dangerous condition. He
is absolutely helpless at his Leigh st
residence.
Mr.. II. F. Jonathan lost his
horse Sunday, July list. IL seems
that some one turned him out of his
lot and the animal wandered twelve
miles in the country. He was recov-
cred on the following Tuesday. En-
quiries among the countrymen, COM
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
YACHT SUNK IN COLLISION
Much Mystery About Marine Disaster
OF Dohhs Ferry.

New York, July I2-Police head
quarters received information last
night that an unknown yacht had been
sunk on Dobbs Ferry by g steamer
flying the Swedish flag. II was learn
ed that a small yacht. brilliantly iIlu-
minated. anchored of a dock at Dobbs
Ferry. and hardly stopped when the
steamer ran into It, The lights on
both went out. and the yacht turned
turtle and sank. Fifteen minutes later
three men from the steamer rowed In
and asked IL any survivors had come
ashore from the sunken yacht Upon
learning that none had come ashore.
the three men pulled their boats up on
the beach and took a train for New
York. They declined to say who they
were. or give the name OF their steam
er. and after they had taken the train
their boa; 7ntinued on up the river
The Dcbbs Ferry pilot reported that
several persons were drowned.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

Col. f. A. Washington, who has
been indisposed was recently the re-
cipitent OF most gratifying surprise
at the hands of his friends OF Sarahas
Council, !. o. st. Luke. He was Civ
en- testimonials of their regard and
was weil-nigh overcome by the affec
ton shown for him.
-Messrs- Sydnor and Hundley
will sell you furniture that will
please you. The statesmen are polite
and obliging.
You needn't die right now. but
you can make arrangements about
II If you wish to do so. Mr.. A. d.
Price is in the business and will hear
any. appeals in behalf of your friends,
whether dead or alive. He handles
weddings you know. with as much
ease and grace as he does a funeral
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
Y. VI. c. A. NOTES.

The Board of the Y. NJ. c. A. held
a very important meeting last Thurs
day evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Conference was
we'll attended last Friday evening.
The Meetings in the jail and aims
house last Sunday will not be forgot
ten very soon.
The Boys Meeting last Sunday
was very interesting and many boys
were present.
Every man who attended the
mems meeting last Sunday was
helped by the able address which
was delivered by Rev. Adolphus
Hobbs. Subject: The Beauty of A
Life of Service. Mr.. ]. M. Daily
Sec't'y of the Boys Department sung
special solos which added much to
the meeting.
Men, be on time for the Committee
work.
Boys Meeting at the Y. M. c. A.
Rooms, Sunday at p. NJ.
Chairman Stephen Braxton will
address the men, Sunday at $3.50 p.
M. at the Y. NJ. c. A. Rooms. Sub
Ject: He Is just the same to-day. Mr..
John Herndon will sing special solos.
Come and bring the other man.
Do not forget the Fall rally. All
captains are busy.
The women are active in their ral-
ly.
Watch for the date Of Mr.. ]. E.
Mooreland's coming.
We find ourselves busy getting
ready for the Opening Of the Y. M.
c. A. Campaign.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
EIGHT MEN sLowM TO PIECES
Terrific Explosion Of Powder on Rail-
road Near New Cumberland.


road Near New Cumberland.
Harrisburg, Pa. July lO.-Eight men
were blown 10 pieces and two others
were injured by the premature erplo-
sion OF a big blast OF rock powder on
the Pennsylvania Railroad improve
ments. near New Cumberland. The
accident occurred directly across the
susouehanna river from the scene OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad wreck on
May IL, in which 2s persons we're kill
ed and many others injured.
The dead are: James wiseman. dy-
Mantle boss. Buffalo, N Y: Arthur
Green, colored, Harrisburg; Robert
Thompson. colored, Harrisburg: Frank
Mullach, a Slav; three Italians and
one SlaV. known only by numbers.
The injured: William Reed, colored.
skull fractured and injured internally;
g. c. Miller. OF Idaville. Adams county,
bruised about body, but not seriously.
All the killed and injured were la
borers aside from Wiseman. whose
body was terribly mangled. What could
be found OF IL was identified by the
fact that he dyed his hair His scalp
and portion OF his head was found
on a hill. 200 yards from the blast.
Wiseman has been with the KerbAugh
Company for Eve years. and had gone
TO the scene OF the explosion 10 per
sonally superintend the preparations
for what is called q big shot"
The explosion shook the country for
miles around, and broke many win
dows in Harrisburg and towns across
the river. Twelve hundred and fifty
pounds OF rock powder had been un-
loaded Just before the explosion, but 1t
was not disturbed.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
OF the Bands of CaIan-
the.

The Juvenile Bands of Calanthe
held their Fifth Anniversary at Mt.
Carmel Bapt. Church on the third
Sunday in June. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered by the children.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Eliza
beth Robinson deserve much credit
for the training of the children.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart of Church-hill
brought the children from that sec
tion over in wagons
Two prizes were given to Willie
+. Tomlin and Evangeline S. Stewart
for bringing in the largest number
OF children during the year. Mr..
Sedley Jones presented the medals,
which were given by Miss NJ. l..
Chiles and Mr.. r. A. Washington.
Miss l.. f. Christian. Sec't'y OF this
department, made an excellent re-
port as 10 the financial condition of
the Bands.
Sir Knights Jesse Scruggs and w.
Henry Jones assisted In the exercises
Lieut.. Archer Ferris. of the Pyth-
an Cadet Company, No. /. composed
fine poem entitled The Pythian
Cadets" IL was recited by his sis
ter.
MRS. ANNA TAYLOR, G. w. NJ.
ELIZABETH ROBINSON, Chairman
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
Powder Mil Blown un-

Baltimore. July 1l.-An explosion oc-
CURED In the ROckdaIe Powder Gem
pany's mills, st HoffmansvilIe. Balti-
more county. Five tons OF powder in
the coming mill house and that build
Ing and the press house were destroy.
ed. Eugene Abel, of Punxsutawney,
Pa. was so badly burned that great
pieces OF his flesh dropped from him
when he was picked up by rescuers
He will die. William Honer was prob
ably fatally hurt. Twelve men, COM
posing the night shift. were about to
enter the works when the explosion
occurred, and they were blown in all
directions. but none was seriously
hurt Neither the cause Of the explo-
sion nor the resultant loss is known.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

BRITISH ARMY
is INADEQUATE
Lord Roberts Says 1t is Unable to
Uphold English Prestige.
ARE IMPERFECTLY TRAINED

London. July II. - Field Marshal
LORD Roberts created sensation in
the house of lords when. in a lengthy
and well-considered speech. he dehb-
crately expressed the opinion as a
practical soldier that the military force
oi Great Britain was IL sSuate. i'm
perfectly trained. ana - UNIT to
uphold Great Britain as a frs class
'iower. Lord Roberts did not blame
the government. which. he said. was
actuated by national feeling. but he
scathingly attacked the peoie OF Eng
land who. he said showed DO national
feeling towards the military until dan
ser arose. Then, said Lord Roberts.
. the soldier was the pet OF the people.
but this was only an evanescent enthu-
slasm. which did not entail self sacri-
hce, and passed away as soon as the
danger disappeared.
The speech was deliver f. in con
nection with a motion introduced by
the Earl Of Wemyss and March ICON
servative). traversing Premier Bal
four's statemen nj regarding the impossi-
bility OF the invasion OF Great Britain,
and urging the necessity of keeping up
sdflcient land forces 10 repel any pos
sible invasion.
Lort Roberts said the lessons OF the
South African war had been forgotten
lie had 40 hesitation in saying that
the armed forces OF Great Britain as r
body were now as absolutely united
and unprepared for war as they were
when the South African trouble broke
out He declared emphatically that
the choice lay between conscription or
some practical system OF universal
training. and that only by such means
would IL be possible for Great Britain
20 possess armed forces organized and
trained TO meet the demands OF the
empire in the event OF war.
Lord Roberts. continuing. asserted
that any discussion OF Great Britain
military position within the limits OF
the motion proposed by the Earl OF
Wemyss and March would be entirely
unavailing. The country had to deal
with question OF infinitely great i'm
portance-the question OF the life or
death OF the empire. the issue OF which
depended upon Great Britain being
ready TO defend her eastern posses
sions. and at the same time take part
IN any affair nearer home, either of
which necessitated the placing in the
held OF an army as large and efncient
as that OF any OF the European coun-
tries, all of which might be regarded
as nations in arms. Every other Euro
pean country regarded its army as
part OF the nation. while England con
sidered her army 10 be something quite
outside the national life. and no
thought was bestowed upon Il by the
civil population except as part OF
political and partisan platform.
He appealed TO the country 70 awake
TO its danger, and to take hold OF the
army as a great national issue. on
which the existence OF Great Britain
depended. He said the whole empire
must rise 20 the occasion, and that ev-
cry one must personally bear a share
in tie defense. or enable those TO
whom responsibility was delegated 10
become in all respects efficient
The government decided not TO op-
pose the motion OF the Earl OF wemyss
and March. which was passed without
q division.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
PR CE FIVE CENTS
BLAGMAN.-sister Mamie

bAshOMAN.-SlSter Mamie II.
Blagman, the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blagman of
File. Va, departed this life June %,
1905, in full triumph of faith. She
was born Aug. Z. 1889, and joined
the church when she was about 10
years of age. and on the eve OF her
! 9TH year she was called 90 go and
with JOY obeyed the summon
She called her father 10 her bed
side shook his hand. thanked both
father and mother for what they had
done for her and saying. do no'
weep but come on 10 the better land.
there we shall meet never more to
part. Tell all the girls to meet me
in heaven; and not only the girls but
everybody" she fell asleep.
Her funeral took place from the
Jerusalem Baptist Church OF which
she was member and teacher in
the Sunday school Rev. w. ].
Young, ID. oficiated.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond, Va. July 11th, 1905.
This is 20 certify that have re-
ceived from John Mitchell. Jr. Grand
Chancellor OF the Grand Lodge OF Vir
ginia, Knights of Pythias. y. A. s. A..
+. A.. A., and a. (Sl5O.OO) one
Hundred and Fifty Dollars IN pay
ment of the death-claim OF Sir Ed
ward Cross. who was "A member OF
Blooming Lily Lodge. No. - of Rich
mond, Va.
Signcd:-Mrs. Florence Cross.
Beneficiary.
Witness:-W. II. Wilkerson.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
TEN HEAT DEATHS IN NEW YORK
Despite Breeze, the Suffering N Goth
am Was Great.

New York. July l0.-Ten deaths and
more than two score cases of prostra-
ton resulted from the continuance OF
the wave OF intense heat which reach
ed the city Saturday A grateful
breeze from the sea served in a meas
ure 10 temper the torrid temperature
and excessive humidity. but the suffer
ing. especially in the swarming tene-
ment-house quarters. was intense. and
throughout the day ambulances were
Kept busy removing sun-struck pa
tients 10 the various hospitals
The thermometer registered SO de-
grccS. and remained at this point until
a heavy thunder storm. with deluge
or rain. descended on Brooklyn. the
lower portion of Manhattcn and subur-
ban towns in New Jersey. The storm
brought a startling fan In the mer-
curry. which dropped 13 degrees within
half an hour, enectually breaking the
hot wave.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

The Mechanics Savings Bank
Will receive deposits from IOcts up
wards from persons either in or out
OF the city. Call and see the Cash
ier or write him.
Yes, the A. J. Chewing Co. Will
serve you in way that will be en-
urely satisfactory 10 you. Call and
see them. See advertisement.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
Deputy Smith in Hanover-oficers
Installed.

Shiloh, Va, July 18th. 1905.
Union Lodge, No. 90. was called
TO order by the District Deputy OF
Hanover county Capt. John G.. Smith
The following officers were in
stalled by him. c. c. Samuel l.. AL
len; V. c., Jaries Storrs: p, Willis
Tyler; NJ. OF Ex. p L. cambridge;
NJ. of F.. II. Dickerson; X. of r. and
S, r. Dabney; NJ. OF w. w. A. Rob
inson; NJ. at A. A Tyler: I. G., l..
Bailey; o. c., Frank Watkins.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
a PICTURE.
Third Street Methodist Church in 1860.
<&4A.-

"Tis Sunday Of God
Is opened FOR the preaching OF
And saints by His rod.
mere DON ln worship of their gracious Lord. -
Fralse COO from whom all blessingsfow." they sing
& AND me house forth tremles with the solemn notes.
Ihe welkn with melody ring
In cadence from hundred throats -' $500
The preacher is Reverend Motley (white.)
The congregation (of race.)
Drink in each of "that LIGHT"
Which came from heaven IAN on earth to grace
There. stalwart and broad shouldered Of yore
STANDS Henry Halyard, with his
John Richardson earnest, not more
With patriarcha Forester hard by
The Spotswoods. the Tyrees and BurweI Mann
Ohorlster S,s Payne and William Williamson. .--,
voolfolk and Hewlett always n the van
10 lead or else with vgor follow
had highan aim
We're pillars in the church they did uphold .
I nhey wrought Tor God and in His holy
Brought dying souls into His bessedfold.
The women, too there n throng
Among them holy mothers wait
Elizabeth like, willing to suffer
Resigned unto inevitable Il
And there beautiful to
And young men in the first flush o their strength,
All worshippng the m and
Accepted them blessed them them ali at length
oh, solemn that impressive
INA TSat con CONGREGATION gre worshpping the Most High
Hosanahs to the Lamb born
The church. is, he walls and timbers stand
As they stood four and forty years
In Third street piece of land
But, praising God from whom all blessings flow
Ihat congregation worshps there o
Most of it has where
Never break have no md.
some YET dweL In earth amongst the nations,
Wandering wherever their
Another congregation
In the same old church in these latter days,
Some OF them children Of the
Grown mans n
Praise God from whom all blessings
And bowing worship the heavenly King.
Whose glorious reign shall end of days
And who is glorious in His and
o NJ. STEWARD
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

Boston, July 1.-THE crest OF the
most Intense heat wave OF the season
passed over New England. leaving be
hind IL many victims. Six deaths from
the heat have been reported from New
England points. while there were prob
ably 10 times as many prostrations.
some of which may result fatally Bos-
ton was the hottest place in New Eng
land. the thermometer reaching 90.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
ELks ELECT OFFICERS
Robert Brown, Of Louisville, Chosen
Grand Exalted Ruler.

Robert Brown, OF Louisville, Chosen
Grand Exalted Ruler.
Buffalo, July u. The following
grand lodge officers were elected at
the annual reunion OF the Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks:
Grand exalted ruler, Robert w.
Brown. Louisville, Ky; grand esteem
ed reading knight. c. F. Tomlinson.
Winston. N. c.; grand esteemed loyal
knight. Charles w. Kaufman, Hobo
ken. N. J.; grand esteemed Iec;rring
knight. Edward Mclaughlin. Boston:
grand secretary. Fred C. Robinson. Du-
buque, Ia; grand treasurer. John X.
Tener. Charleroi. Pa; grand tiler. w.
w, McCielland. Pittsburg; grand trus-
tee Qong term). John d. O'Shea. Lynn.
Mass; grand trustee (short term)
". II. Havilsnd, Butte, Mont.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
NOTICE!

All delegates TO the Lott Carey
Foreign Mission Convention. which
meets with the First Bapt. Church
In Richmond. Va. Aug. 3Oth. 1905.
are hereby requested to send their
names and addresses 10 Miss Minnie
NJ Branch, GIL y f. Baker St. Rich
mond. Va. in order that they may be
assigned and anOtihed before leaving
their homes.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
Seven Deaths In Pittshurn.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 1.-THE intense
heat was responsible during the past
- hours for seven deaths. two OF them
caused directly by the high temperature
and the others by drowning. the result
OF inexperienced swimmers seeking re-
lief In the rivers. A large number ~
prostrations are also reported.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
Condition Of crops.

Washington. July 12.-The monthly
crop report Of the department OF az.
ricniture shows the following percent
ages OF condition: Corn. s7.3; winter
wheat. s2.7; spring wheat. 2I.o; oats,
sz1; barley, s1.5. The acreage Of corn
Is given as s4.ool. 900. an increase of
z,os0.000.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15
Trolley Party TO Petersburg.

Trolley Party TO Petersburg on
Monday night, July 18th at $50
O'Clock p. NJ, given for the benefit
OF Richmond Hospital. Your pat
ronage solicited. Music in attend
ance. Given by Medical Depart
ment of RicAmond Hospital.
Round Trip, soc.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

Go with the Cooks Beneficial I'm
ion to Buckroe Beach Monday. July
gath, 1905
W. II. BRANCH, Pres.
r.. J. HOBSON. Sec.
w. II. THOMPSON. Mgr
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

The Richmond Musical and Ora
matte Association will render a sa
cred concert at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church. Sunday night July 18th.
p. NJ. for the benefit of the b. Y. p.
u. of the said church.
Richmond planet., 1905-07-15

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