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Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
RUSSIA AGREES ON
TERMS OF PEACE
Difficulty in Ending War Lies In
Settling Indemnity Question.
NAY RISK ANOTHER BATTLE

London, Feb. 22.-S dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram company from st. Pc
tersburg confirming the Associated
Press advices of February II and Is
from st. Petersburg, to the effect that
peace was under consideration, adds:
The question of peace has not only
been formally discussed, but the condi-
dons on which Russia is prepared to
make peace have practically been
agreed upon. These are as follows:
Korea to be placed under Japanese
suzerainty.
Port Arthur and the Lao Tung
peninsula to be ceded to Japan.
"Vladivostok to be declared a neu-
tral port, with an open door.
The Eastern Chinese railroad to be
placed under neutral international ad-
ministration.
"Manchuria as far north as Harbin
to be restored as an integral part OF
the Chinese empire.
THE difficulty lies in settling the
question of indemnity, upon which it is
known that Japan insists, but it is
thought that this difficulty is not in
superable.
THE most trustworthy opinion in
st. Petersburg is that in view of the
internal situation and the enormous
difficulty in carrying on the war, peace
on the terms outlined will be con-
s, sts2 aitbip a comparatively oh Z,
time IL the indemnity question can be
arranged, but it is quite possible that
Russia will risk another battle before
q decision is reached"
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
ATLANTIC CITY CLIPPINGS.
st. James A. M. 4. Church's DedicatO-
ry Services of the New Cal
lery on Last Sunday.

The pastor with associate ministers
was met at the doors of the auditorium
by trustees, stewards and class leaders,
bidding them welcome in Gods name
In short address Mr.. David Campbell
Secretary of the trustee board presented
the keys Of the auditorium and gallery Y
to the pastor.
Deacon Henry Corse read alternately
with the stewardesses and deacones les.
Short addresses by Row. L. +. Jones,
Rev. j. Nj. beavers, Rev. S. S. Jolly
ID n. ard Rev. p. l. NsfasDsh, - c
1t was attended with great success.
Services were held at Asbury M. f.
Church. Rev. s. S. Jolly preached in.
the morning, Isaiah Gil; evening,
Matt. 1867.
Rev. Henderson of Shiloh Baptist
Church has returned from Pittsburg,
Pa.
Rev. Christmas Of Washington, d.
Q. held services at the Second Baptist
Church. The pastor Rev Elijah Jen-
klns who is still attended daily by Drs
Fayerman and Hawkins is improving
slowly.
Rev. Mcintosh, d. d. of Price Memo
rial A. M. f. Zion Church preached in
the morning. Zion is preparing for a
fair.
A very fine collation. was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy and /. Henderson,
proprietors of the Henderson House.
The Sea Shore house and Sanatorium
of 1872 Delaware Ave is doing nicely.
1t needs our every effort.
John o. Thomas and James w. West
Remember their work is superb. Un-
dertakers, Funeral Directors and EN-
balmers. 1909 Arctic Ave.
Mr.. J. E. Landers, eur city Mando-
lin player is with us again.
Mr.. A Mann and Mr.. Fultz of Phoe.
bus, Va. have arrived.
Mr.. Stump johnson of Washington,
ID. o. paid a flying visit to this city.
He says the Richmond PLANET is the
paper. 1t can be secured at 1916 Arctic
Ave.
Mrs. M. Johnson, 3s Kentucky Ave,
Will open her new bakery the 1ss of
March.
Mr. Daniel Foster, the popular wait
er of the Marlborough Hotel is noted
historian of Richmond. He says the
PLANET gives more true statements
about our people than any other Of our
papers on the market.
Mr.. w. P. Clinton and Bro. S. c..
Cher were down for few days for the
benefit of the Sea Cliff,
MOSES J. SATcHELL,
1916 Arctic Avenue,
Correspondent.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
WILL APPOINT NEW CARDINALS
Pope Will Name Them at Next Con-
sistory, But None For United States.

Pope Will Name Them at Next Con-
sistory, But None For United States.
Rome, Feb. 21.-As there are nine
vacancies at present in the Sacred
College, Pope Plus X. has expressed
his intention to appoint new cardinals
at the next consistory, the date of
which has not yet been decided, as
great deal depends on negotiations
now going on regarding the comforting
of these offices. 1t has been almost
definitely decided to nominate for the
first time South American cardinal
in the person of the archbishop of Rio
de Janeiro, but as the appointment
might revive claim on the part of
Argentina, and possibly on the part
of Chile also, for like honors, the
Vatican has informed all the South
American republics that the distinc-
tion is being conferred, not on one
special country, but on a deserving
man. 1t is probable that cardinalates
will be given to HIngarians and Ital
ians. but none viii go to Great Brita .-
or the United States.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
$1,000 Endowment Paid.

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. ID, 1905.
This is to certify that have received
from john Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
2elior OF the Grand Lodge of Virgins,
Knights of Pythias, (Sl50. .OO) One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars i'm paw
ment of the death claim of Sir Baker
Hendricks, who was member of Plo-
neer Lodge, No. 90 of I,ynchburg. Va.
her
Signed:-DoLLY HENDRICKS,
Mark
Witnesses
No. %. 'o'
Geo, w. Ward, NJ. cf T., Pioneer
Lodge, No. 2S.
Beverly Dismond, E. of F., New
Era Lodge, No. S6A 80
"a. G. LangDsnue 49,. .i,euuer OF
New Era Lodge, No. 50, *. OF p.
u. S. G. Patterson! K. of r. S. of
New Era Lodge, No y36
w. j, Wells, d. d. G.. c., Pioneer
Lodge, No. 2S.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Burned TO Death.

The death of Mrs. Nancy Harris
shocked this community. 1t seems
that she was at her daily labors ON
Wednesday, 10Th inst, when she be
came aware that she was on fire. She
ran upstairs and her screams brought
others, but too late TO save her life.
She was frighttully burned and lived
but two hours afterwards. She lived
at 9O5 n. 7th St. Sho was able to give
directions as to her policies and also told
those about her where to find the money
for the st. Luke Council of which she
WAS treasurer.
The scene was distressing and the
sight sickening. She was a lady Cf fine
traits and was universally mourned by
those who knew her.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
COLORED PEOPLE OWN STREET
RAILWAY.
Street Railway News An importan
Business Deal il Consumnsated
Last Night


The Atlantic Facifio Street Railway,
Town and Improvement Company nf-
footed an organization last night The
meeting was held in she Phoenix build
ing, corner Adams and Bridge Streets.
There were many present. The fol.
lowing named officers were elected:
Board OF Directors:-W. S. Giradeau,
r. r. Robinson, Judge w. b. Owen,
II. Mason and S. Spicer.
President, r. R. Robinson; First Vice
President, A. L. Lewis; Second Vice
President, s. P. Pratt: Secretary, w. II.
Assistant Secretary, Thompson; JOS
eph Sans; Auditor, general manager
and Superintendent not named; Master
Mech snic, d. 8. Taylor.
Those who subscribed for stock and
the amounts were: ID. s. Taylor, 90
shares; A. O. Canbin, so; r. 4. Jack
son. 80: w. s. Sumter, 90; s. P. Pratt,
900; w. II. Thompson, 100; Rev John
Jamerson, 90; Spencer Bros, 100; Rey.
A. w. Robinson, 25; w. s. Giradeau, so;
Rev. T. III. b. Walker, 900; j. M. Sam,
so; O. r. Nelson, %; G. A. Bennette,
SO; A. S. Lewis, 100; III. W. James, 2s;
j. Q. Baker, so; NJ. A. Rocks, so; S. J.
WeGhes. 30; Rev. s. Thompson, 25
Mrs. Mary Thompson, 90; 1. j. Jen kins
90; Judge w. B. Owens, 100; Arthur
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

Do You Know Them.

desire to know the whereabouts of
my sisters and brothers:-Lucy. Rosie,
Martha. Marcellus and Charley Harris
My mother and father were named Ell
len and Charles Harris. They are dead.
NY mothers maiden name was Price.
have three uncles: Thomas Henry and
Dabney Price. When last heard of
they were living on the corner of 1st
and Byrd Sts., 101 f. Byrd ST., Rich
mond, Va. Any information concern
ing them will be gladly received. Ad-
dress.
Miss SALLIE HARRIS,
10 459 K. 134th ST.,
care Mrs. Albert Hager
more, New York, N. Y.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. w. P. Epps is much improv
ed.
Mr.. J. NJ. Jasper continues i'll at
his residence.
Miss Lena B. Trent is in the city
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Pow
ell.
Mr.. w. B. Lyon had severe fall
on the ice but is all right now.
Col. E. A. Washington has been
indisposed for week.
Mrs. L. Q. Hume, representative
of the "Voice of the Negro" was in the
city this week and called on us.
Mr.. Beverly Johnson of New
York called to see us. He was in COM
pany with Mr.. John II. Braxton.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Officers Installed

The officers for the ensuing term,
Peak Knob Lodge. No. Pulaski. Va.
are as follows: .. o., j. II. Hairston, V
O., Jerry Murphy; p Cnss. Allen; X.
of Il. q s., Henry A. Patterson, NJ. of
F., /. L. Anderson; M. of Ex., j. p. Gal.
fee; Nj. at A, j. j. Duncan; L. G. Ar.
thur Early; o. e., Ed. Willis; NJ. of w,
w. e. Williams.
Peak Knob Lodge is on the move.
All we want is little time and we
promise you that we will not let Py-
thianism drag in the Dust in this town.
w. E. WILLIAMS.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
DIR. W. f. Atkins Residence Burned

The residence of our popular physi-
clan, DR.. W. E. Atkins, was badly
damaged by fire last Saturday. Had it
not been for the quick work of the Fire
Departments and citizens in extinguish-
ing the fire, many buildings would have
been destroyed. The damages to the
house are estimated TO be between fifteen
and eighteen hundred dollars, the house
was insured. Mrs. Atkins who was
SICK aT the time of the fire was taken
to nelghbor's house. Tho family is
now stopping at the Hoffman House
while the carpenters are pashinr the
work of repairing the damage done by
the water and fire.-The Fisherman g
Net.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
New Machines and Improved Service

The PLANET Office has been under
going many Improvements for the past
three weeks, and a very fine Century
press has been installed. To this has
been added this week Mergenthaler
Duplex Linotype Machine, Just from
the factory OF the company at Brook
lyn and with all of the latest improve
ments Is Is indeed wonder and full
account will be published in our next is
sue with cuts of both machines. We
shall now be able to handle AL kinds
and classes of work at the lowest prices.
Mr.. John r. Cogbin, our foreman
has been undergoing instructions at the
brooklyn factory of the company dur
ing the past four weeks. He is the only
colored man In that establishment.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
HAD THREE THOUSAND QUAIL
Wealthy Farmer at Sioux City, Iowa.
Will Be Fined $4,000.

Sioux City, Ia, Feb. 22.-Just as
Herman Beck. wealthy farmer. was
unloading several boxes containing
5000 quail at the railroad station in
Elk Point, s. D., State Game Warden
James Holiday appeared. Beck fed,
leaving the quail behind. An officer
was sent after Peck. The fine for hav-
ing quail OEt OF season is $40 a bird
This would make the total fine against
Beck $4,000, wnich Game Warden
Holiday says Peck will have to pay.
Fined $50 For Selling Monkey Veal,
Wilmington. Del, Feb. 2G.-Adjudg-
ed guilty OF violating city ordinance
by selling monkey veal,' Edward Du-
ross aw fined $50 and costs in
city court. lie was prosecuted by Meat
InspeC tor Devine.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

Richmond, Fredericksburg Il Potomac
RailrOad and Washington South
ern Railway. RichmOnd-Wash-
ingtOn Line.
Short Linei Quick Time! Unexcelled
Service.
See other column for special low rates
account OF Inauguration Ceremonies
President Roosevelt and Vice President
Fairbanks, Washington, d. O., March
4th, 1905.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Portsmouth. Va, Feb. II, 1905.
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Worthy
Counsellor of the Grand Court of Vir-
giRia, 1 o. Calanthe ($IOO .OO) One
Hundred Dollars in payment of the
death claim of Sister Lucy Richards
who was member of Ruth Court, No.
19l.
Signed:-GEoRGE THOMAS,
his
PETER RICHARDS,
mark
Beneficiaries
Witnesses:
Fannie r. White,
V. p. Bunting,
Geo. d. w. Arnsworth.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

You will enjoy the treat, Monday
night, Feb. 9th at the True Refor-
mers' hall. Miss Myrtle Hart will cor
tainly please you.
Wants to Find Them.
L desire to know the whereabouts of
Sandy Gould and VIM. Gould. One
the son. the other the nephew of Mich
olas Gould. Nicholas Gould came from
Richmond, Va, durirg the war. Any
information will be gracefully received
by their nephew,
SAMUEL GOULD,
1909 Lombard ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Major General Jackson Receives a
Diamond Jewel.

Major General, r. R. jackson of the
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias was
recently presented with diamond
studded jewel valued at about $500. 90.
1t was gift from his host of admirers
OF the Uniform Rank. He has brought
the department. up to a degree of eff
cheney that is simply astonishing to
those who knew its previous CONDITION.
He deserves the honor.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Rates To Washington and Return Ae.
count of Inauguration Ceremonies
President Roosevelt and Vice.
Pres. Fairbanks, March
lfh lQAS

Tvs AT iS"uhss MdTcu
4th, 1905,
The r, F s. p, r, r. announces the
following greatly reduced rates for
this occasion.
For individual tickets, 1915, Rich
mond 60 Washington and return.
Dor military companies and brass
bands in uniform, twenty or more on
one ticket, $2,35 per capita Richmond TO
Washington and Return.
Tickets will be sold ON March 2nd,
3rd and for morning trains of March
4th Grains scheduled to arrive Washing
ton before 100 p. NJ, good for return
passage, until Mich. Sth inclusive. Final
return limit will be extended to March
18th inclusive OH individual tickets if
deposited by the original purchaser on
or before March Sth with Joseph Rich
ardson, Special Agent, Washington, D.
o., whose address will appear ON tick
cts, and upon payment of fee Of 81. 90 for
each ticket ct time of deposit.
For tickets and further information,
apply to ticket agents, Byrd Street. FL
ba and Main Street Stations, OF Rich.
mond Transfer Company, Sle East
Main Street and Murphy's Hotel.
w. Z. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

Cho.-Jesus knows, Je Jus knows.
Yes, your Sas;ior knows it all
Jesus knows. yes. knows it all.
2. When the fierce refining fires
Search and cleanse you. through
and through,
Close beside you in he furnace.
Lo, the son of Goo walks too.
3. Then let not your heart be troubled,
Though tits dark, God rules above.
He will never fail His chosen rest
In His almighty love.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Mr.. Rollins Dead.

Alfred O. Rollins, better known to
the customers of w. H. Nelson, the
druggist as "Bullgine," died at his
home, No. 406 East Jackson, at 1890
Wednesday Alfred was a faithful por-
ter and In his nineteen years or service
with Mr.. Nelson had, by his honesty
ana accommodation won for himself
many friends amongst whites as well as
Negroes, who will sodly aniss him.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

WANTED-My friends and the public
generally to know that have opened a
first-class Photographic studio equipp-
ed with the most modern accessories of
photography, You are cordially invited
to inspect our studio.
GEO. o. Brown, Photographer,
1 mo. 603 n. Second Sn eet.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 25. 1905

Johnson, so; r. r, Robinson, 1900
Mason, 1000
The object of the company is to Cd
absorb the North Jacksonville Street
Railway, Town and Improvement Com
pany, and (2) to extend line through
Oakland. liz is hoped that all the stock
OF this company will come into the
sands OF the people before three months
have expired.-Jacksonville Exchange
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

The Twentieth Century Home for
February is up to its remarkable stand
ard of excellence. No house. keeper can
well afford TO be without this superb
publication, which is not surpassed and
rarely equallsd by any exclusively wo-
mans publication in the world. II
may be Ooes,ilIoti al che news stands or
by writing the Twentieth Century
Home" Co.. Irvington, New York. 1t
Is only ten cents per copy.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Burned to Death.

Mr.. William Lee was burned to death
last Sunday night at his residence, 800
st. Peter St. He fell on the red hot
stove and was found ON it frightfully
buraned. The room was on fire and it
was only by quick work that the house
was saved. He was employed at King
ans Abattoir.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
LONG HAIR-All COLI

LONG HAIR-Al colored people
want it. We have it. Genuine hair
that can be combed out AID done up in
any style-one set lasts for years. Every
lady should send for one. $500. Mon
ey returned if not pleased, yea delight
ed. Send now.
UNITED SYNDICATE BUYERS.
$50 Broadway,
ot New York, n. Y.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Farms for Sale.

nice little farms, 20 acres each, nice
level land on railroad, new station, price
$3.50. 500 cash, balance So. 90 per month,
good titles, possession.
5. s. BAKER,
At Blackstone, Va.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Installation of Oihcers, Summit Lodge,
No. so.

The following officers We're installed
by d. d: G. O., j. F, Bentley, Jan. 10,
l9O5:-C. O., S. S. Hall; V. O., E j.
Richardson; Prelate, H. WiIds; X. of
X: and s., VIM. Howard; M. of F., p.
Richardson; M. of Ex O. M. Hender.
son; M. at A, Ohas Coffee; M. of W., J.
+ Bentley; I. g., James Murphy, Jr.;
.. g., Chas. Russell, Jr,: G.. Represen-
tatiye, ]. +, Bentley, Alternate, 5. S
Hall,
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

To hear a harp is always entranc
ing. Miss Myrtle Hart will play Mon
day night, Feb. 27th at True Reformers'
Hall. Go and hear her.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25

You can make your engagement
now for Miss Hart's Harp Recital at
True Reformers' Hall, Monday night,
Feb. 81, 1905.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
I've Musicians Wanted

Wanted two musicians, one who can
also do barber work, and who knows
something about carpentry
Address:-C. HI. MILLER,
Box lTS,
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
The Brinkley House, 225 w. Camden
Street

BOARDING AND LODGING. Established 80
year, ago. has reopened. The rooms are
well furnished and heated. First class dining
service obtained if desired. Special stteu ton
paid TO transient people. Persons desiring 2
rooms during the inauguration may obtain
them by writing to LEATHIA SMITH
225 w. Camden ST., near b. & o Station
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
Grand Duke vIadin,ir s.rio,.,v M

Grand Duke Vladimir Seriously M.
Tsarskoe-Selo, Feb. 21.-Grand Dnks
Vladimir is still seriously i'll, not hav.
ing recovered from the apoplectic fs
caused by the news of his brothe,
fate and the warming that his t,l
would be next. The intelligence of
assassination reached him while on
way to see the czar. Vladimir "
taken home in an ordinary cab, as
feared to expose himself in the COZ.
spieuous grand ducal coach
Martial law has been declared at
Tsarkoe-Selo, owing to numerous
threat' ming letters being received at
the palace.
The chief OC the secret police has
ordered special precautions TO preven:
any outrage ON the imperial family.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
ROOMS TO LET

Unfurnished Rooms to let. Apply No.
S44 2nd Ave, Pittsburg, Pa.
J. 3. LOGAN,
Proprietor.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-25
PRICE. FIVE CENT

Baku, and troops have been summoned.
thither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-04
Disabled Schooner Sighted.

In a Pinch, use Aliens Foot-Ease.-Advt.
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BUSINESS MEN TO MEET.
Arrangements for Gathering Thursday
Evening at Riggs House.

Arrangements for the general meeting
of the Business Mems Association which
is to be held Thursday evening at the
Riggs House, We're made at a special
session of the board of directors held
yesterday at the rooms of the associa-
ton, 1914 F street. 1t was decided to
have general reception after the bust
ness session, giving the members
chance to meet each other socially and
get better acquainted, after which
buffet supper and cigars will be served.
Several speakers of prominence will be
present, who will address the association
regarding the business interests Of
Washington. A large attendance is an
ticipated, both of members and invited
guests.
The following gentlemen were elected
to membership: William ]. Brewer,
Willis Worcester, David K. Watson,
Samuel B. Hege, Edwin p. Goodwin, Al
bert Schulteis and Robert F. Bradbury.
Those present were James F. Oyster,
president; r. p Andrews first vice
president; B. +. Saul, second vice presl-
dent; o. G.. Staples, treasurer: William F.
GUIDE, secretary; Conrad II. Syme, z. j.
Brennan, Chaplin Brown Edward II. Droop,
William Hahn. w. S. Hoge. ]. C. Malcolm.
Frank K. Raymond Hugh Reilly and Louis
p. Shoemaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-04

Iightship Nb. II mas Wireless Tele-
graph Outfzt Installed.

The Fassenden system of wireless teleg-
raphy has been installed aboard Diamond
shcal lightship MOI H. Mr.. William
Heakes of this city had charge of the in
stallation of the system aboard the ship.
The plant has seventy-three-foot aerial,
set for 100 miles. but from tests made it has
had $50 miles Before the ship left Bal
timore. Mr.. Deakes talked with the Fes-
sender station. in this city, and with An
napolis and Philadelphia, and on the way
to Diamond shoal communication was had
with Capt. Henry tthe Charleston light
vessel. and Cape Hafteras.
The operator accompanied No. II to her
station, and returned home No. u,
which came in the capes yesterday morn
ing. The operators, shipped men in the
U. s. navy, have been assigned to duty on
the lightship, as the navy has all the coast
wireless work in Its charge. The men
who rate as electricians are Howard Rhine
hardt in charge, with Cleve E. Short and
c. D. Reinhardt as assistants. These cleo
tricians are all graduates of the navy wire
less telegraph school at the New York navy
yard. and are experts in the business. From
Diamond. shoal reports as to weather,
-ceived daily, and Capt. Adams, master OF
the ship, and his crew are greatly de-
lighted that they can now receive news
from the outside world with some reSu-
larity, and will not have to depend on the
masters Of passing vessels to tell them o.
things at home. Lightship No. q, which
has just returned from the station, Will
be equipped with wireless apparatus be.
fore she takes her next trick of duty OH
Cape Hatteras. about July 1.
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CHARGE OF ARSON.
Young Man Accused Of Setting His
Mothers House Aflre.

The case against James jackson, colored,
charged with arson, was continued in the
Police Court this morning until April Z,
1905. 1t is alleged by the police of the third
precinct that because his mother Fannie
Jackson, stated to him last evening that
she was going to have him arrested for
taking some money from her he knocked
over lighted lamp. causing the house to
take fire, resulting in a loss of about $3.50.
The house is located at 1921 18th stree.
northwest. and Jackson was later locked
UP and sent to the third precinct station.
Before the fire department had arrived at
the burning building 1t was learned that
Charles and Pauline Jackson, the younger
brother and sister of the defendant were
asleep on the top floor of the house. Thorn
ton Lewis. colored rushed into the burning,
building and. after considerable difficulty,
succeeded in reaching their room and arous-
Ing them. The blaze was extingushed l.,
about fifteen minutes after the arrival of
the firemen. Policeman Emery learned that
the mother had a quarrel with her son ear
Her in the evening, and, after investigation,
learned that the young man threw the lamp
over after she had left to get policeman.
causing the blaze. He Immediately went in
search of young Jackson and took him INTO
custody while he was watching the flames
from the street in front of the house