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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
DIR. BLlDEN AND ISLAM

We have received "West Africa
before Europe" and other addresses
delivered ia England u 1901 and
1903 by Edward Wnmot Blydcn.
IL. ID. IL is published Dog C.. NJ.
Phillips. 22 Southampton Building.
w c. London. Eng. To contains
fine half-tone portrait OF the author.
The work viii be of peculiar interest
when &c SIS remembered that Dr. Bly,
den is the foremost African scholar
in the world to-day Tie Is a stu
dent En- political economy and liu-
guist Of rare ability. His worth IS
recognized both fin Africa and Eng
land as well as IN Europe.
The startling Information was Civ
en- out not long since that he had
become a convert TO IsIamism and a
follower Of Mohammed. This work
deals with that phase Of the cues
tion and while he draws a sharp con
trast between Christianity and Islam
ism, with the balance on the sheet
largely in favor of the latter. he
nowhere declares his conversion to
the Mohammedan faith Mr. Case
ly Hayford is an enthusiastic admir-
er Of DR.. Blyden and speaks of him
IN this manner;
Apart from the magnetism Of his
personality. the great influence Of
Dr. Blyden over the rising thinking
youth Of the race. lies ia the fact
that he has revealed in his writings
and utterances the true motive pow
er which shall carry the race on
from victory, unto victory. And all
he has 10 say 20 his people, summing
up his teaching in one word IS: Man,
know myself"
The voice that was afOretime cry
ing solidarity In the wilderness has
suddenly become the voice Of a ma
tiOn and Of a people, calling unto
their kindred across the Atlantic
10 come back 90 their way OF think
ing. We notice with a pang the
"strivings after the wind" in which
our brethren in America are engaged
and We ask them to-day 20 return
20 first principles and 20 original
and racial conceptiOns-tO those
cooling streams by the fountains OF
Africa, which would refresh their
souls.
To leave no possible doubt as 10
my meaning, Afro-Americans must
bring themselves into touch with
some Of the general traditions and
institutions OF their ancestors, asi
though SCION sning in a strange land
endeavOr 10 conserve the character
istics of the race. Thus and only
thus, like Israel of old will they be
able metaphorically, 20 walk out OF
Egypt in the near future with great
and real spoil.
Edward wilmot Blyden is lead
ser among leaders Of African aborig-
inal thought; and lest a prophet
should be without honor among his
own kindred, am happy in this In
troductory note to have, among oth
ers. the privilege and the opportunity
Of giving him the recognition that
is his due"
Mr.. Rayford is a resident of AKIN,
Cold Coast. West Africa. Among
other things. DIR. Blyden says:
For thousands OF years Africa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
coNEEnEEp on EoornALL
President Tries &c Eliminate Wvch Ct
It's Brutality.

President Tries &c Eliminate Eveh CT
It's Brutality.
Wcehir gtol. Oct DO. - Prcside~t
Ro0Fesoit er.er--inr1 at luncheon ur
ID. %. Nichols ANA $50. n. Reid. oil Har
sard. Ar,aur IT, Hulebrand and Join
B. Ine of Princeton. and Walter
Camp and Bar. O0sley Of Y.le The
SIX guests az the president constitute
Che Athletic advisors ~ Che respective
colleges named. The president desired
90 consider With them particularly the
morale or tho game of football. with
Wow % eliminating much OF its bru.
talty % possible. A general discussion
of college athletics was had. but the
talk conferred around che game OF foot
ban 20 IS hoped by the president that
wIta tto coos rsat.cn OF the college
authorities c.d enc athletic advisors
tie rules of the came may be Sc
amended as practically 90 do away
with much OF The brutality which
makes the game Objectionable &c
many people. It Is understood that nc
definite conclusions were reached. In.
deed. none was expected. the idea Of.
the president being simply 10 start the
ball rolling 10 the direction OF a modt
fcatiou OF the rules of the game
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
Deputy Sheriff Shot sv Neoro.

Hagerstown. Md. Oct 11.-Tbomas
". Hardy of this county. a deputy
under Sheriff II. A. Downin. was shot
and killed near Weveiton. The murder
Is supposed to have been, committed
by negro who was on freight train
which Hardy was trying to board
presumably to arrest the negro
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
HEIR 20 sso.o0O a sUIcIoE
Death Of Neither and unrequited Love
Made EranLS Houahton MelanchoIx


Made Frank Houghton Melancholy.
Philadelphia, OCT 9-Heir 20 a for.
tune estimated al $4,000, Frank
Houghton 30 years old. son OF Charles
W. Houghton. n wealthy physician,
committed suicide by inhaling gas.
After the death of his mother. about
Is months ago. he became melancholy,
and this added 10 brooding over his
unrequited love for Mrs. Horace
Houghton his sisterin-law. is said TO
have prompted the deed Houghton
was al one time engaged 70 the young
woman. who married ais brother. and
he had several times threatened 70
end his life. A few weeks ago a
wealthy relative died, and Houghton's
share OF the estate wolld. il is said.
have been $4,000
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
ONCE WEALTHY NOW A PAuPEH
Jefferson Raplee, Associate Of JAY
Gould, Goes 70 9oorhouse.

Soulos Goes 10 SoorhouSe.
New York, Oct. 10. - Jefferson p
Raplee. once a wealthy New York
banker and business associate Of Jay
Gould, Commodore Vanderbilt and
John p. Blair, went to the poorhouse
here.
Raplee was one Of the best-known
men along Broadway in his day. His
father. who was Judge Raplee. OF
Yates county. n. Y, left him a large
fortune. In 1856 he opened a banking
house at 1877 Broadway, which was
capitalized at $500, O00 and did q
yearly business Of $500. 900, which was
large sum at that time. Since 1867.
when this bank made an assignment
after some unfortunate speculation,
Mr.. Raplee's fortune, although invest
ed in a new banking venture. steadily
diminished. Three years ago he closed
his last Offices and began to live on
the remnants OF his former wealth. He
was unmarried.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
LAWYER ARRESTED FOR BRIBERY

Tempered With Witnesses Against
Storey Cotton Company Promoter.
Philadelphia. Oct. l0.-Shortly after
the jury had been selected to try
Stanley Francis. alleged partner In the
Storey Cotton company. United States
postal inspectors placed William G.
nyram. a lawyer, Of Bradley Beach.
N. j. With Offices at Belmar, under ar
rest on the charge OF attempting to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

My nrst Is in reap. but not In SOW.
My second In known. also in grow. NV
third Is in long. but not in short. l4y
Fourth Is ID knife. also In fork. NV
whole IS the name OF a form presi-
dent Answer. Polk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
Bought Interest In Washington Post.

Washington. Oct. 10.-John r. Nc
Lesn. owner Of the Cincinnati En-
Guirer. purchased from the wilkins es-
tate an even half interest ia the Wash
ingtcD Post. The amount OF the pur-
chase money is not stated. but # Is
understood to be IN the neighborhood
OF 100000. Mr.. Mclean win be made
president Of the Post company. and
VIII take an active part. n coarccticn
with John T. Wilkins, In the manage
ment of the paper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
CAN'T HANG THIS MURDERER
Suffering From OsslHeation, Il Is I'm.
possible 10 Break HE Neck.

Suffering From OsslHeatlon, Il Is I'm.
possible TO Break HE Neck.
Chicaco oct 1O.-Because OF n De.
culiar freak OF nature, Robert Car.
diner, a prisoner IN the county jail
here. charged with tho murder OF AK
mes Morrison. may escape the death
penalty. When he was arraigned 10
court his attorney. William BucBner.
startled the court by turning TO AS.
sistant States Attorney Barbour and
saying This is a case where Il won't
do you any good TO ask for the death
penalty. They can't break this mans
neck II they do try 70 hang him and
you may lose him altogether by hang
Ing him and falling TO execute the sen.
tence in fun" 10 appears that the
prisoner Is suffering from ossifcatiou
OF the vertebrate and tissues OF the
neck. According 70 Professor Steffen.
son, OF Rush Medical College. only
five cases similar have ever come tc
the notice OF the medical profession.
Attorney Buckner declares that the
hardening of bone and tissue has pro
eeeded so far that IL would be impos-
sible To bring any strain upon the pa,
TENTS neck that would be suficiently
severe 10 cause any discomfort other
than a slight straining of the muscles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
TO FIGHT roR CERTIFICATE LAW
Miners Leaders Fear Attempt 90 Re
pesi tie Pennsylvania Act.

peel tie Pennsylvania Act.
Chicaeo. oct. 11-Loaders Of the
Pcnnsylvani7 and Illinois miners are
ia Chicago Tor consultation over the
dght now being wagei by the anthra-
cite coal operators to repeal the min.
ers' certiGco-c laws OF Pennsylvania.
In the part are John Fahy. T. ID
Nichols end william TT. Dettry. the
presidents of three district unions IN
Pennsyiylnia, representing 1905 600
mine workers. The miners are accom-
panied Roy Attorney John r. Jones. Of
Scranton. Pa. who is here TO take
dispositions from Illinois miners.
The miners suspect that the oper-
ators arc planning 60 defeat the GER
tihcate law ln order TO permit the i'm
portauon Of inexperienced men next
April should a strike he declared.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
a wEEK'S NEws CONDENSER.
Thursday, October 5.

Bishop Henry c. Potter and Mrs.
Potter sailed for Europe on the steam
ship Oceanic.
Secretary OF the Navy Bonaparte
paid HIS first visit TO the Annapolis
Naval Academy Thursday.
In wreck on the Il. & o. railroad
near ConnelIsville. Pa, is people were
injured, several seriously.
Rear Admiral Sterling cannot vote
IN Baltimore by reason OF Maryland
law which classifses him as a "foater."
Mrs. Martha Fannon, OF Kansas
City, No, almo-- cut out the tongue
or James Green. her divorced husband.
with butcher knife. for alleged
SANDER.
Friday, October 6.
A seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change sold fer $S5.CoO. a new high
record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
Mire seperlntsndent Vein pesd

Pottsville, Pa. Oct 9.-John Veith.
for - years general mining superin-
tendent OF the Philadelphia & Read.
Ing Coal AMI Iron company, died sud
denly here from a stroke OF paralysis.
lie Was 20 years of age.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
choked to Dead on > 90.

Mount Vernon, o., oct. II. = DR..
Abisha S. Hudson, Sc years old. is
dead. lie choked 20 death on a ar
He founded the Keokuk Medical Col
lege aud contributed much 10 medical
science. lie was known widely over
the country. a wife survives him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

has been the object of European Gu
riosity and effort, but with results
so little satisfactory TO me ancIents
that. Notwithstanding the great con
quests of Rome on that continent, in
spite Of her overthrow OF the might
.eSt State tia. ever held sway over
the destinies OF that land, Augustus
Caesar, who reigned during the most
flourishing period OF the Eternal CT
q in his last viii and testament ad-
vised the Romans never 10 invade
Africa.
But it is with Christianity and Is
lamism that We wish 10 deal
Or. Blyden says:
At the Parliament of Religions, %
neld in Chicago IN 1893, there were
40 representative OF Neglalc NO
.4aElmeuanlsm 10 tel the story OF
Ine4r iaun. Two years ago. az h
cumenlcai Missionary Conference
" as neld IA New ora, at wnlcn there
we're uelesaIes lroM every part oi
lue mission ucld, and All the con-
temporary reusious Oh the world
were discussed ln their enecJs upon
.uelr NOtarIes. BuL no Information
aas given as TO lsam IN S0uuan
40 lever luan one dozen SPEAKERS,
MISSIONARIES anu secretaries Oh mis-
slouary societies, ulalt Nltn the gen
,Ial question, Out no one attempted
10 describe islam as lJ exists M 4>e-
gro land.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

The essence of che creed is not 70
be judged by the uuerances Of its
ordinary votarics. There is a native
dosmatism ia human nature caused
by fancying for ones self or ones
teachers a private monopoly of God
Hence there are Mohammcdansa as
there are Christians and Jews and
Buddhists. who, inferior 10 the true
teachings OF their creed. cannot be-
neye that God is where He Is not
reached by such paths as those they
have been taught are the only paths
that lead 20 Him.
But enough for this week. We
shall pursue the suject further in
our next issue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

source OF artistic inspiration and Wit
so remdin. absolutely unaltcred by all
pcdonuc controversies"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
- -:

Mohammed then is, according 70
che teacnnss OF the Koran. a Mes-
sCuger. one OF the Messengers. OF the
supreme and Universal Cod. The
Fattn OF Islam Is neither Benotne-
lsm nor Saccrdotausm. 1t is not
enc worship OF one God as excu
slyely the God OF the Arabs adapted
20 and preferable for Arabia Co
an others, in the sense in which
.Ciscero said. Every State h8sits oW "a
sod. and we have ours or as III
JnIm was at one time regarded by
enc Jews. Islam is monotue.sm. noe
only as cOnJrasted with poly tneism,
out also as expressing the idea OF
universal. unapproachable. incompar
AOIe, and solitary supremacy. IL is
,ne worship OF a Being without
4ame or place or sex, not to be de
Aned by human spCech-tnc altogcJn
III Unknown. InC Na4amI!al se.t
of Muslims believe that 10 is lawful
% speak of the Almighty as q thing.
shat. Paul spoke of that which
tJae thing wmchJ ye Isnorauuy
worship" THE Power that makes
Tor righteousness" is Arnold's we'll
.nown phrase, not who makes, etc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
He says further:

The anthropomorphic tendency
which would change the which b.
tLc Lord S Prayer Cd VINO TO agree
with it's antecodcnt Fathcr-a male
Bcing -would probably Dee correct
GRAMMAR. but, I venture TO think.
not sound science or philosophy.
science begins and ends with agnos-
ucism. The process is, Non scivi,
u0n scio. non sciam. I did not
know. ] do not know, I shall not
SNOW no call a man distinguished
for his knowledge "a scientist or scien
dlc man is from his standpoint a de-
scr.ption of The lucus a non lucen-
DO kind. "I suppose said Darwin.
81 must write myself down MS an Ag-
nestle" The Divine revelations, acc
cording to Islam. have no proscrip-
tive or exclusive channels. no class
are special Intermediates for the
conveyance 81 Divine Truth TO man
Kind. 80 place is the chosen spot
for the Divine teachings or worship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.. EDITOR.

All communications intended for publication
should be sent 50 a. &c reach us by wednesday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

Entered az che Post-ofico al Richmond, Va.
a. eocond-Class matter.
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Wednesdav. octoher AL.

Admiral Saso, Japanese inspector
general Of naval construction. died at
Toxic.
Next years convention OF the Grand
Lodge. Knights OF Honor, Will be he'd
at Harrisburg. p
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

Published every SATURDAY by JOHN MITCHELL
.JR, at 81 North 4th Street. Richmond, va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

But it is with Christianity and Is
iamism that We wish 10 deal
Or. Blyden says.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-14

Mr.. Hayford is a resident of AKIN.
Cold Coast. West Africa. Among
other things. DR.. Blyden says:
For thousands OF years Africa
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11

Washington, Feb. 1O.-The president today made the follow ing nominations:
 For governor of Arizona oseph H. Kibby, of Arizona.
 For associate justice of the su- preme court of Arizona-Eugene A. Tucker, ofNebraska.
 The sheep and cattle industries of the territory have again lock- ed horns in the legislative cham bers. Mir. Patterson of Apache has presented H. B. No. 39, pro- viding for the repeal of the Ari- zona Ranger law. while MT. Bark of Maricopa has introduced Council Bill No. l9, which pro- vides that county boards may levy an assessment on all sorts of live stock driven through the territory, The bill allows twen- ty days to pass through coun- ty and the consumption of more than that time calls for a tax. This bill is aimed directly at the sheepmen who annually winter their f1ocks in the Salt River Val. ley.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, Land Sf- flee at Prescott. A. T. Feb, <. 1908,

' Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten7 tion to make final proof in support on his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore F. J. Wattron, U. s. Court Commissioner at Holbrook, A. T.. on March 24th, 19O5 viz: Isreal Laxton for the Sla SEA Sec. 20 ID. 10 N. R, 22E. > He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land viz:
 Frank Nickolaus of ShowLow. Arizona James Hansen, Abner Ellsworth, Frank Ellworth,
 Fen. s. Hildreth,
 Register.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
LOCAL and PERSONAL


 CT suffering with a severe cold. ' E. H. Bargcman spent Sunday here with his family. mn L Mrs. Colin Campbell, of Wins low, is spending a few days here theguest of Mrs, F. Wallace.
 Jack Smith has party of tour ists out to the Terrified forest to- day. t,~-..,.-
 l. H. Richards spent Sunday heFe while on his return to St. Joseph from Snowflake.
 Dr. Hathaway was here We'd nesday to see Rose Scorse, who has been very i'll, but is now rap idly recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Woods boarded No..7, Sunday for Los Angeles to spend few days with relatives. ' '''''''
 w. B. Campbell was out to Porters tanks a few days this week to look at his f1ocks winter inp,near there.
 Hyrum Richards boarded No. s Tuesday for Salt Lale City, Utah, from there he will go to New Zealand, whither he has been called on a mission.
 The stork has again visited Holbrook, this time leaving, a large baby girl in the, tender care of MT. and Mrs. F. Wallace Sat urday night last. a:' Antonio Apache, who has spent few days in the southern end of the county, boarded No. 7 Friday morning for the Grand Canyon where he will be employed in the curio department of Harvey's new hotel, Fl Tovar. "
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Hall spent the week here, guests of MT. and Mrs, J. F. Woods, while here Mir. Hall appointed w. w. Willis, of Snowflake, the agent for the Sin ger Mfg. company in this coun- ty.
 The shaft on the Venture Hill property has been cleaned of the water and debris, and sinking started.-Jerome Mining News.
 The above article will llcertainly look good ito a number of Hol- brookites who are interested in the Venture Hill mine. H2l
 Passenger engine 1917, which was in the collision at Williams last week, was sidetracked here Wednesday for repairs that it could be taken into the shops at Albuquerque. From the demol- ished appearance of the engine it is a wonder that engineer Mapes got off with his life.
 During the fore part of the week this section was aga1n sub- iected to a thorough soaking, on
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, Land Off, flee at Prescott, AriZ., Jan. 20. 1905.

Department or the interior, Land Of- flee at Prescott, Ariz., Jan. 20. 1905. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before F. J. Wattron. U. S. Court Commissioner, at Hol- brook A. T., on March 25th, 1905, viz:-Hngh Lynch for the S. # NV. N Sec. 2t Tp. 20 N. R. 28E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land, viS:
 John Connor of Holbrook, Arizona F. F. Hathorn Viola V. Hathorn' J. F. McCarron ,.,..
 Fen. S Hildreth
 Register.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11

Fen. s. Hildreth,
 Register.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27
General Wfublenbcra.

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gen piirben, 10 oaB Der Ylan, bsm
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