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tins but could 30 nothing for them.
The car occup.ed.by Mr. Wolfe and
Miss Hamiil was driven BY F G Plum
mer He was taken into CUSTODY and
arralgned before Prosecutor LLOYD. 30
Camden \ j. who DISCHARGED bin
after hesrirv his statement. The accf
dent was due 70 defective steering
gear
Mr.. Wolfe AMI Miss Hamill were TO
have been married in December
peea1itsted g. En Enciue.
Altona Pa. Sept 5-DominicS BE-
canto. aged 60 en- italian track hand
employed by the Pennsylvania rail
rOed had HIS head ground OF by an
engine in The railroad ward. and Mar
cslii Tehora had bis RICH, arm cut OF
at the same time. They stepped out
81 the v-sy o. enc engine into the path
q another
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President Charles II Fbbets an.
nounces that thes Brooklyn club has
$4,000 TO pay for good bah players
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peea,itated sy An Enclne.
A WEEKS EEwS CONDENSED
Thurrsay. Ausust b.

A WEEKS EEWS CONDENSED
Thurtsay, August 81.
Luke saunders 90 years cid. Ess
run over and killed by q heavily load
ed brick cart % CAester. Pa.
Major General Leonard Wood and
Mrs. Wood sailed from New York o1
their WY TO tle Philippines
Edward r.. Is3ev. one Of the most
prominent iestaer manufacturers 10
the United States. died at Glen Cove.
T.
The United States collier Marceuus.
which went aground near Baltimore.
was aoated and was apparently uniu.
jurcd
The next meeting Of the Southern
Educational association IS 20 be held
Jointly with tbe Association of COZ
leEes in Nashville. Tenn. November
2225
Frissy. September I.
Fire destr.red The White Pine Lum
bor compsr mlu ~ Priest river
Idaho caus.r- $4,000 loss.
Jordan Davis has been convicted OF.
eavos5ropp.- at Rale.eh. a. c.. The
first onense OF The kind tried 10 the
state
Juliet Fox ID years -=ls. and Frank
Osz. of S0u.. bethlehem. pa. ON the
way 10 New York Co be married. were
arrested by order OF the girls father
The new 10000 ton bauoship Yer
mont was la.lchej 90 The Fore River
Shipbuildine oompany's shipvard no
Quincy. Mas
Jacob Mueller, former consul gen
eral 90 Frarhforton-tho-Main. under
President Cleveland died az Cleve
land o.. aged So years.
s-+.-5,, se,te-,b,r
Cbarlas .,v.ev brother of Admire
Dewey. die. at lIortuaIier VI 49,,
% vears
In RAILWAY accident nj v-i,r,-,
ENGLAND. 81. persons were killed AM,
20 Injured
Tho tanr.-y plant of Henry Holt, .
ger. Columbia la was DESTROYED b,
FIRE. entaIrs q loss o. $4,000.
The United Mine Workers in Non .
tana and Wyoming have accepted tht.
present Sc a OF vases for arotbc.
year
James j. Clark. former partner 20 .
John d. .berelIer iu the oil bust
ness. diet az Madison. o.. arod e..
years.
Monday September :.
Thousau of dollars in damages wa
done to tobacco crops about GAINESVILLE
Wis. hy hal ard wind
Joseph =. Kulobrcw. Of Tennessee r
has been appolatej &, 1acco expert o. +
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\ Copy of a letter from Jesus
Christ.
That was written 10y his own hand
and spoken 10y his own mouch.-wiH
Dee sent prepaid 20 any address
ace only sets. Don't fail to read
this wonderful letter. Address,
w. G.. OVERTON,
Wilburton, 1. r.
S-19-4t
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The SPORTING WORLD
New rfschInw wonder.

Pitcher Reuieach Of the Chicago Ma
tional league clc5 IS The latest base
ban sensation. IKE Is one OF the great
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-09
Arranging Another Ocean Race.

GLASGOW, Sept. "A newspaper here
says -ils, Emperor William is arrang.
Ing for another transatlantic yacht
race. &c he sailed ia the summer OK
1907.
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To-day she stands forth as one of
the greatest powers on the Eastern
Hemisphere Her achievements on
land and sea have paled even the
greatest achievements of the great
est warriors of the world.
There are hordes Of Inhabitants
living on the steppes Of Russia that
have no more civilization than some
of the most degenerate tribes of AT
RIGA. And yet the Egyptians are
Africans and the Moors are Africans
and the Abyssinians are Africans.
Rev Dixon viii be quick TO charge
UD their accomplishments and a.
chieveuents TO the white race and he
win no doubt find the history OF the
white man 90 sustain him.
Sun biblical history tells of tbeun
done condition of the white race ex-
tending through periods of tbous-
uds of years. This showing is sus
taioed also by profone history as
wel It is no sign o. greatness to
beitle that race of people who may
be cast down. on the other hand
it has been demonstrated 20 be the
work of small minds.
But why discuss this phase Of the
subject further? He makes this fling
at the dead over the shoulders OF the
living when Dee says.
VINO is the greatest Negro taat
ever lived according CD Nr. Booker
F. Washington Through an his
with bated breath and uncovered
head Frederick Douglass of saint
cd memory And what did Saint
Frederick DOE Spent life D bonn
hastic yiuucration OF The men whose
genius created tle American Bcpub
HC. wore himself out finally drawing
ris salary ass Federal omce-hoIdcr,
and GO last achieved the climax of
\esro sau'hood by marrying a
white woman
Rev. Dixon evidently never read
with care the life of Douglass. or If
hc did has purposeIy forgotten some
or The most striking instances of his
.-rfv remarkable career. ue went
from tle slave pen to the palace and
his oratory and scholarship was the
wonder of Che civilized world. SO
man did more to sound the death
kr,rr or slavery than did Dorrra.s
and lad be done uaueat else. his
fame would have been secure.
THAT Doc married a. white womau|
implies that q white woman married.
a.a and we cannot see chat auyI
more blame should attach to tbs|
..''''1 ..'''' '.'..''' ....'- 'o '''1
WIG. ',...'A.- A. '.'-e enc Loh-
oraHIe course and Couforutl to the
rules of civilized society. His <e-'
.-. rr.,F ,... ....,............ ... DAD.
''t7 "-- Ne married
.N.D-.- woman and his white blood
rae urrormosl fu his old axe when
.... -...r,.-.1 D.. ,,-.tt.. ,..
''. '0
HIIe i-r judgement 1i DIS youth
Wiilo NOT Dcudguu.ur tIe choice oil
hf. r.a-rr,r wears Do v.a. . r,--on-
.- ....... 800. -t...t ..
10 o' ANA VIC loeI,c, Jhe sauct'ly OF
3D. mans matrimonial choice as much
,.- .-..-. ,r.t.t
p. ,..-r h.. ,..., r... ......- -...,.... d..
r,rf.- ,.. s,u.,..-- .....-,r... ~.
,,.-.t.-.,. .t.+ en-. ..,....- y. .t-4.
has r-,.-..,--4 ,......,,4..,. .-.I
r--.-I -, .r. ,-..-. .....-.. ..l -,5,
..t.. ,-.fr.. ..5 .,.......
D repeat education is the deyel-.
lc man whom the rags of slavery
once conceded nine millions
strong. This creature. with o ra-'
cial record of four thousand years
of incauaclty rali-child. nalf-auimal
The sport OF impulse. whim and con-
ceit. pleased with "a rattle. tickled
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ADVERTISING RATES
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Entered ot tho Poet-OGoc at Richmond. va,
as socoud-cihss matter.
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JOHN MITCHELL, JR.. EDITOR.

All communications intended FOR publication
should be- sent 30 as 20 reach us by WEDNESDAY.
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Published every Saturday by JOHN MITCHELL.
in az 81 North fth Street, Richmond, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-09

The second big fact which con
fronts the thoughtful. patriotic A.
merlcan is that the greatest calam
lty which could possibly befan this
Republic would be the corruption
Of our national character by the as
slmllation of the Negro race. I
have never seen "a white man OF any
brains VINO disputes this fact. /
have never seen Negro of any ca
pacity who did not deny il.
Rev. Dixon has limited his enquiry
upon this all-important question TO
la narrow area and TO few men of
both races. Certain il is a fact that
radical opinions are entertained on
both sides of this question by both
races. The way white men are
marrying Negro women in the North
and degrading Negro ones in the
South, it seems to us that there are
thousands of them. who take issue
with Rev. Dixon relative TO the
great calamity which will befan the
nation as a result of such legal and
Illegal combinations.
Rev. Dixon displays his venom
when ne says
One thought I would burn into
the soul of every young American
Cand who thinks OF Negro when he
says Americana this: Our Re-
public is great not by reason of the
amount of dirt we possess. or the
size OF our census roll, but because
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
new MEDICAL SOCIETY
Prominent Physicians and Surgeons
Of Peninsula Organize.
Or. HoBsoN CHOSEN PRESIDENT
Object Of the Body is to Unite Better
Element of Profession in Warwick,
Elizabeth City and Surrounding
Counties-Mec.ng Last Night.

Al Il meeting Of we'll known pllysi-
clans and surgeons of the Peninsula
held last night at Hotel Warwick, Il
medical organization 10 be known as
"Thc Medical Society for Medical
Men was formed. Officers were
elected as follows:
President DR.. S. W. IIobson, OF this
city.
vice.prcsident-D j. Wlltoi. Hope,
OF Hampton.
Sccrctary-trcasurer- r. J. Nnget,
Of this city.
Doctors Joseph 7. 3uXton anG ! *
Corss. OF this city, and DR.. Wander
slice, &C Phoebus. were appointed d
committee to draft constitution ana
bylaws.
Doctors Willis ana Newly, OF this
city, and Doctors Howe and Tucker,
Of Hampton, were chosen to form the
membership committee.
a leading member of the new So
ciety. when asked for Il statement con
corning the object OF the organizations
said 10 II reporter for the Daily Press:
"'rhe object Of this society is to
unite the better element Of the mcdi
cal profession Of Warwick. Elizabeth
Clty and the surrounding counties, for
reading ana discussing papers and in
tcrchanSins news upon subjects per-
tanning to medicine and surgery. The
organization has no political function
and is simply for The mutual bcncii. CT
its members along professional lines.
We are not at all antaGUnstic to the
Newport News Medical Society, sever
al of the members OF that organization
being enrolled with us
The new organization will meet re-;
ulary and at the next meeting the
constitution ana bylaws will be
adopted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29

the affirmative on the question. The
bonds are to mature at the end Of
not less than thirty years and shall
bear interest not to exceed per cent
OF the 100000 no ward shall receive
more than $1,000 and no ward less
than $2o.5oo.
The division OF the money for street
improvements among the wards fur.
nishcd Il troublesome problem. Sew
eral motions were voted down. but the
question finally was settled by the
adoption of an amendment proposed
by Mr.. d. S. Jones. including the above
provision
The joint meeting adjourned iinme-
diatcly after the adoption Of the reso.
luton, no other business being in or
der
The finance committee will meet as
soon as possible TO draft the bill to
be sent to the Legislature. Ii the
plans of those particularly Interested
in the proposed improvements mature.
contracts will have been let ana work
on the streets will begin by the time
spring comes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
|ADOPTE: D
Toward Issuing Bonds
Street improvements
Taken by Council.
7 SESSION OF TWO BRANCHES
finance Committee instructed to Draft
<'eill and Send it to LeeisIaturc--Aow
Hundred Thousand Dollars is to Be
Divided Among the Four Wards
There Win be No Delay.

by unanimous vote the board of al
dcrmen ana common council. in Joint
session last night. adopted Il resolution
directing the iiuancc committee to
send to the Legislature a bill authoriz.
ing the city Of Newport News to issue
bonds for 100000 for street improve
ments. Every member present favor.
ed the proposed movement toward =
bond issue, but there was a lengthy
discussion over the details OF the plan
before final vote could be taken.
Col. Marquis Jones, president Of the
board OF aldermen. called the meeting
To order and presided. Those present
were: Aldermen-Jones. Walker.
Robinson, Burchcr Weston and Mug
Ter; councimcn-Jones, Ballentinc.
Christie. Harris, Davis, IlclIum.
Kotchum, Livczcy. Marshall. Morgan.
Via, Washburn, West ana Wilkins.
After the call had been read, Mr.
Livozey, in order to get something be-
fore the body, dictated resolution 10
the clerk. This resolution was amend
ed In various ways after n discussion
which lasted about mn hour ana finally
was unanimously adopted in amended
form.
The resolution provides. that no
bonds Shall be issued until the voters
have been given an opportunity TO ex.
press their opinions and three. Rfths of
the free holders voting and n majority
Of the non.free holders voting ana
thrcc-fourths of the members of both
branches of the council have voted in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Steamer Sold Again

The American steamship City of
Savannah. formerly LA Grande
Duchessc," has been sold by the
Ocean Steamship Company TO the
Now York and Porto Rico Steam.
ship Company. This vessel was built
at the shipyard nearly ten years ago
for the Plant line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Awaited Husband in Vain.

NORFOLK. Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Mccoy.
the young wife Of Charles McCoy.
Il superintendent Of construction in
TIE employ OF the Pittsburg Cen
sIruction Company at that place, who
was here spending the holidays ana
awaiting the coming OF her husband,
today received u telegram from Pitts.
burg that Mccoy was killed in that
city last night.
The Dutch steamship Amstcldyl. Of
the Holland-Amerlca Lac. when
sailed from this port for Amsterdam
on December 10, arrived at her des.
unatloD on December - al . D m
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
president, vice-president or cashier of

president, vice-president or cashier of
said corporation.
10. Any stakeholder who may desire
to sell the whole or any part of his cap
ital stock in said corporation shall, be-
fore selling said stock, mail or deliver
to said corporation a written notice of
such Intention, stating the amount of
stock desired to be sold, the terms of
sale, and the price which has been Of
fered to said stakeholder therefor; the
corporation shall then have the option
to purchase such stock at the same price
and on the same terms named in the
said notice; this option may be exer-
cised by said corporation at any time
within three days after receipt by it of
the aforesaid notice to it, by mailing or
delivering to such stakeholder a writ
ten notice of it's intention to purchase
such stock. The said corporation may
decline to transfer any stock until after
the provisions of this section shall have
been complied with by the owner there
of.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29

Mrs. Crawford of Memphis who has
beer visiting the family of Mr.. G. II.
GOssom Of this city returned to her home
in Memphis and was accompanied by
Mrs. Gossom Who will visit her.
F. II. Fielder has returned from Mem
phis where he has beer on business.
He began Monday fixing up his Coffin
house on Market street and promises to
be ready for business in a few days.
Miss Katherine Harding, who has been
spending part Of the winter with rela-
tives Of this city, has returned to her
home in Alabama. She made many
friends here who regret to e her leave.
The Earnest Workers will serve ice
cream, Strawberries and cake at S.. G.
Wilson's furniture store on Wednesday
afternoon and night, May 3, instead Of
May 4, as previously announced. Open
from , to 10 o'clock.
Generalissimo James Thomas Rodd.
representing E. c. Palmer & Co., best
s~tationers in the south, paid this office a
call Monday. Mr.. Rodd is one of the
most genial statesmen on the road and
is always a welcome caller. May his
shadow never grow less.
The latest is Artebury's shooting rink.
1t seems as if he has coupled it with his
sewing machice companies and is the
busiest'man in the city. His rink is on
Market street where Robt. MiIlers
buildings burned down and it is always
crowded.
The Sunday School gave an Easter
Egg hunt to the Primary department on
last Saturday afternoon and it proved to
be more thar a success. 1t was given
at the residence Of Mrs. J. l.. Gillespie
on Lamar street and the little tots found
much pleasure in hunting Jack-Rabbit-
Eggs.
The following we're the members Of
the Winona Kid team hat came to the
city Saturday.: Chamberlain TrOtter,
Walter TrOtter, Leon Trottcr, Balfour
Staples, Clifton Buckley, Dewitt Bell
ingsley, John MCLEAN, Paul Pegues, NJ.
'. Branch, Chas. Bry. They were &C
companied by Prof. Shaw and Bray of
the Winona.
Greenwood Furniture Co. announces
a tive-day clearing sale at 20 per cent
reduction, and their interesting ad on
the first page should not be overlooked.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29

In the matter of the estate of n. f.
Whitehead, deceased, By w. T. Foun-
tain, executor.
The undersigned, executor of the Last
Will and Testament of n. E. Whitehead,
deceased, was granted letters testamen-
tary as Such executor. on the 18th dav
of April, 1905, by the Chancery court of
Letlore County, Mississippi, and now
hereby gives notice requiring all persons
having claims against the estate Of N. E.
Whitehead, deceased, to have the same
probated and registered by the clerk of
the Chancery court of Lef1ore County,
Mississippi, within one year and that a
failure to probate and register for one
year will bar the claim.
W. I. FOUNTAIN, Executor.
April 9th, 1905,
GwiN & MoUNGER, Solicitors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
Taken Up.

A bay Texas pony, about 10 hands
high, with "NL' branded on right hip,
and carrying a bell; in rather thin con
ditiOn. Owner may o same by
calling at the plantatation of r. l.. Pill
low, lear Greenwood. apr22-3t
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
ROUND THE TOWN


Mr.. }. +. Russell spent Sunday in the
city.
J.p. Jones of Money spent Sunday
here.
c. Dunn Of Itta Bena spent Sunday in
the city.
Jack Avant Of Minter spent Sunday in
the city.
W. S. Cook of Vance was a city visitor
Monday.
W. c. George had business in the city
Saturday.
Miss Hattie HOLMAN is at home for a
few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Griffith and little child
spent Sunday in Itta Benz.
]. j. Henry of jackson was a prominent
visitor to the city Saturday.
j. Barrow of Grandview, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
J. y. ~Hcmphill of Indianola came into
the city Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Leander Casey came over from
ltta Benz Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lerline Nelson attended a dance
at Valley Hill Saturday evening.
Mr.. NJ. \. Smith came down fr
Clarksdale ON business Saturday.
J. f. Grist, editor of the 1tta Benz
Progress, was in the city Sunday.
a business meeting of Elks was held
Thursday night at the Elks home.
Miss Sallie kimbrough has returned
to college after a short visit home.
t. Rice, ". 5. Cook and C. f.. Harris
of Sumner were city visitors Sunday.
w. II. & W. G, Shannon of Holcomb
came into the city Saturday on business
The Methodist Ladies' met at the res
idence of Mrs. +. B. Morris Monday aft
ernOOn
Mr.. ]. B. Humphreys has just returned
from Hot Springs, where he went to re
~cuperate.
Miss Corinne Turnage is spending a
few days in this city as the guest of
Miss Clara Bell.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. II. B. Dixon,
has the "mumps' on the instalIment
plan this week.
Miss Rowena ThaYcr, who is attend
ing the Grenada Female College, spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Sutton entertained the Baptist
Ladies Society Monday afternoon at her
residence on Cotton street.
Sumter Gillespie spent the latter part
of last week in Berclair as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Ellis, Jr.
Mrs. W. w. Ellis spent the latter part
of this week in the city as the guest of
her sister, Mr.. J. l.. Gillespie.
Mrs. Fulkerson, who formerly lived on
Church street has moved to the resi-
dence formerly occupied by DR.. S. L.
Brister.
Little Miss Jane Ellen Carr enter
tanned her friends Saturday afternoon
with al Easter Hunt at her home on Z.
Washington street.
a few of Miss Catherine Georges lit
tie friends enjoyed themselves at her
home on w. Front street Sunday even
ing hunting Easter Eggs.
The Earnest Workers were entertained
by Mrs. Z. II. Barretts at her pretty
residence on George Street and quite an
interesting meeting was held.
Miss Loggins gave an Easter Egg
hunt to her bright little son Monday
afternoon and quite a number of his
friends were invited and all had a good
time.
81. E. Dennis has one of the incest
places in the city although small.
Coupled to his store is a restaurant and
ice-cream parlor and also a lunch stand
for negroes.
Pastor Burr OF the Baptist Church an
unc special eyangelistic services
beginning with the first Sunday in June,
which he will be assisted by evangelist
Paul Price. of Ufbana, Ohio.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
Easter Services.

Easter was observed by all the de
nominations Sunday and the day itseII
was a pominent factor in the enjoyment
of all the services.
At the Presbyterian church a special
song service was rendered. The regular
choir being ably assisted by Prof. So.
Primentell and Mr.. Milton Stewart
Prof. Irimentall's playing of the violin
was II OF the prominent features of the
services and Mr.. Stewards singing was
highly enjoyed. Mr.. Stewart also sang
at the evening services. A solo was
also redercd by Mrs. Lobrano.
A complete line Of Cigarettes an(
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29

Mr.. l.. P. Leavell, Sunday school sec
rotary is announced to deliver an ad-
dress at the Baptist Church next Sun
day night on the "Einished Product of
Missionary Mr.. Leavell has recently
been through the foreign mission fields
and gives the results Of his personal OBJ
seryations of the work being done by
Christian Missionaries. The public is
invited.
Little Bobbie a Zoe cigar for &c at
ScateS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
FOR Sale.

A limited quantity of Kings Imp. Cot
ton Seed from seed obtained from King
Cotton Co, Of LeWisburg, n. c., spring
OF 800. 75c per bushel, T. O. 3. here.
j. NJ. POWERS, Franklin, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29

Gunther's and Jacobs candies.
fresh lot just arrived at Scates.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-04-29
Notice to Creditors.

a complete line Of Cigarettes anC
Smoking tobaccos at Scates.