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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24

former governor OF Idaho. arrived at
Boise IN custody OF a strong guard OF
Idaho and Colorado officers.
The prisoners are implicated
through the confession said to have
been made by Harry Orchard, who is
in jail charged with the Stuenenberg
murder. Orchard 5 alleged confession.
II Is asserted. disclosed a plot to kill
former Governor James Peabody. OF
Colorado; William II. GS5bert. chief
justice Of the Colorado supreme court.
and John Campbell. former chief jus
tice. Orchard Is said TO have confessed
that Wholesale assasslnationH were
planned at the headquarters OF the
Western Federation OF Miners IN Den
YER. chiefly by refugees from the
camps al Cripple Greek and Telluride.
Orchards alleged confession pur-
ports to give details OF the plot to as
sassinate former Governor Steunen-
berg at Caldwell. Idaho, from its in,
ccption. according 20 a dispatch from
Boise. Since the confession was se-
cured more than two weeks ago de-
tectives have verified many OF the
details
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
FIVE DIE IN FLAMES

Met Death In Fire That Destroyed
Their Home az Tunnel HIlI, Pa.
Johnstown. Pa, Feb. 21.-Fivs per.
sons were burned TO death. two 9th
ers we're seriously injured and four
houses were completely destroyed by
a fire which originated in the home OF
Patrick Grogan. at Tunnel Hi, about
~ miles east of this city.
The dead are: Mrs. Mary GrozAn.
aged CO years; Parry Grogan, Jr.. IL
years old; Matthew Grogan. aged s.:
Michael Grogan. aged II, and Dennis
Grogan. an infant.
Mrs Grogan succeeded In Gstting
out Of the house and then went back
70 save her baby and was caught and
roasted TO death. The other two boys.
who were burned before they could
get out OF the building. were sIesping
together. and one OF them succeeded in
getting 70 window, but was too weak
TO get out
The water service at Tunnel Hill
was poor. and the flames were extin-
Euished with difficulty by miners en-
ployed in the vicinity. who formed a
bucket brigade.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
ELEVEN CAUSES
FOR DIVORCE
State Urged to Adopt Laws to Mike
Marriages More Permanent
CHURCH MAKES AN APPEAL

Washington. Feb. 21.-Active dis
cussion of the report of the resolution
committee of the congress on uniform
divorce laws was adopted Substsn-
tally the committee recommends that
no effort be made for the passage OF
a federal law, but urges that each
state should adopt legislation restrict
ing the remedies Afforded by its stat.
utes OF divorce to its own citizens, and
that a two years residence be neces-
sary for the beginning OF q divorce
suit and the cause OF divorce be reccg-
nized by the state where It took place.
II such cause was prior to the resi-
dence In the state where the action is
begun.
An innocent OF injured party. either
husband or wife, seeking a divorce
should not be compelled to ask for q
dissolution of the bonds OF matrimony.
but should be allowed to apply for a
divorce from bed end board at his OF
her option. The report urged that
causes for divorce should be spocin-
cally set forth in ths laws. and not left
TO the discretion OF q court Especial
emphasis is given the dssirability Of
limiting divorces TO bona nde residents
OF state, the so-called 'miEratory"
divorce thus being abolished.
Eleven causes are given which are
deemed TO cover all possible ozses.
These causes are impotency, ccnsan-
Euinity or afdnity. properly limited;
fraud. force OF coercion 70 compel mat
rimony: insanity unknown 20 the other
party; unfaithfulpess; biEamy: convic-
ton Of felony, with two years oontinu-
Gus Imprisonment: wilIful dessrtioa
for two years; habitusl drunkenness:
intolerable cruelty. and the hopeless
insanity Of the husband.
This latter cause was the subject Of
considerable debate. exception being
taken 70 Il because II limits the relief
70 the wife. Under such q law q man
whose wife becomes insane could not
divorce her. but would be compelled
20 spend his life hopslsssly tied 70 .
helpless woman.
The report urged that correspond
ants in cases OF unfsithfulness should
be given an opportunity to intervene.
~--A NA-N NNAoANalNs EANNn -
and fair notice TO appear in the divorce
proceedings. and that DEGREES should
not be granted unless the cause Is
shown by Affirmative proof other than
the admission on the part OF q man
and wife TO free themselves from irk.
some bonds. That a year should elApse
after the final decree before either
party is permitted 10 marry again IL
also urged; this law Is now operative
In Wisconsin, Illinois and California
The final paragraph OF the report
makes Il more difficult 70 illoEitimAtiEe
children.
delegation representing the inter.
church conference OF marriage and
divorce was received by the congress-
and heard addresses which furthsred
the work toward which both bodies
are striving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
MINERS. DEMANDS READY
Subcommittee Finishes Work and Are
Ready 20 Meet Operators

Subcommittee Finishes Work and Are
Ready 20 Meet Operators
New York. Feb. 19.-John Mitchell
and his associates on the anthracite
miners subcommittee have finished
their work OF preparing proposals for
az agreement and will probably meet
with the coal operators subcommittee
Tuesday or Wednesday.
IL was stated that no formal docu-
ment would be submitted. but that the
miners would notify the operators that
they were ready for a joint meeting
OF the subcommittee and would then
state in general terms what they ex-
Pected the operators 10 grant them in
the new agreement II Is expected that
several meetings will take place be-
fore a final agreement or disagreement
will be reached.
II Is practically certain that the min
ers will make a firm demand for the
eighthour day for all men employed
about the mines. One OF the miners
representatives said that the eight.
hour question was more important 20
the men than any other demand that
had been mentioned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
TAKES POISON To
SAVE HIS FATHER
KANSAS CATTLEMAN GIVES UP
LIFE FOR PARENT.
DEATH is PART OF A FEUD
Enemies Of Prominent and Wealthy
Man Force Son TO Partake of
Deadly Stuff Under Threat
to Kill Former

Kingman. Kan.-"Father, am
dying. / have been forced to take poi
son by men who hate you and who
threatened 90 kin you Il did not
drink the stun
With this message clasped in bis
hand. Clearance Albright, one OF the
leading cattlemen in this section. was
found dead at his country home. The
father. also a prominent cattieman.
had re5ehed the side OF his son as he
vas breathing his last
The remarkable story became known
when the inquest over his body waS
held.
The father OF the dead man told OF
nnding his son and related the troubles
he has had in the past
Il firmly believe said the elder AL
bright. that some OF my enemies
forced my son TO kin himself because
OF evidence in his possession"
The case is one OF the most mysteri-
Gus in southwestern Kansas. One Mon
day night recently, Clarence Albright
spent at the home OF his father. ave
miles away. Early Tuesday morning
he rode TO his own cattle ranch. An
hour after his arrival he called the
telephone operator at KinEman and
asked the girl TO tell his father that he
was very IN. dying perhaps. and AJAX
him 10 hurry 10 his side. The message
was transmitted 20 the elder Albright,
and the father started at once for the
home OF his son. The younger man
had lost consciousness before his
father arrived and Eve minutes after
he reached there. was dead. The writ
ten message was signed. and evidently
had been the cattle mans last act be-
fore death
The coroner and sheriff OF KinEman
county were summoned. The stomach
OF the dead man was removed. and ex-
animation disclosed the fact that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
A BAZAAR CONNECTION.

An oyster sat on a cracker box.
With his handkerchief TO mis- eyes.
why do you weep, my bri7y
frienj2"
Said the cracker in mild surprise.
And he walled a wild AMI wOful
wall.
And rocked himself to and fro.
THE ladies are having q grand ba-
zasr,
They'll be after me, I know"
A chicken heard the terrible news,
AS be slept in bis celery bed.
with his toes turned up TO the man
in the moon,
And a parasol over his head.
wife. hand my waterproof. double
quick,
I haven't a minute TO lose:
They will have my beautiful head
chopped o.
Before / can put on my shoes.
And a cucumber pricked up his seal
Topped ears,
Anu out Of the garden he fei.
And the green pepper climbed tel
ephone pole.
his head.
The onion cried till he couldn't
speak,
And the mustard gave a yell.
The CORY tomato split his skin
And tumbled into the we'll.
And a teapot sat on a coffee mill
And famed with a Japanese fan.
While a gallon OF cream turned blue
with fright
Ana was drowned in n kerosene
can
j. II. GRAY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Or. RIer. Fl. Gaines
Nature's Greatest Herbist.

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It's operation and always free from
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IL may be given in all cases where
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26cts each or 4 for 81.
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Branch once.
SWeethal, King William Co., Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
death was due to carbOlic acid poison

death was due to carbolic acid poison
ing
Since hardy frontiersmen began TO
al up the Kansas plains. the Albright
family has prospered. and IN the years
that have passed they have made many
enemies. Petty quarrels have arisen,
and there have been troubles OF a
graver nature that threatened TO dis
rupt the entire community in which
they made their home
Five years ago Clarence Albright
married Mabel Anderson. considered
the belle OF Kingman county. She was
the daughter of a retired cattleman
and head OF the public schools. She
was a beautiful girl, and many were
the aspirations for her hand. Her mar
riage to young Albright merely in
creased the enmity that was growing.
Trouble was averted for three years,
however. and then came the rural tele-
phone. VI. j. Albright father OF Clar-
ence. was the prime mover in the es-
Enlistment of local system in this
place. Albright wanted control OF the
local company. so did others. The re-
suit was a real fight, In which Albright
was dangerously beaten.
Since the beginning Of the trouble
over the rural telephone lines a local
paper started a contest for the most
beautiful girl in the county. Miss
Mamie Albright was a candidate for
honors and a piano. Other wealthy
cattlemen had daughters, and they
were anxious that they win the prize.
The subscription &c the paper was
quickly doomed. a certain number IF
votes being given for each yearly sub
scription paid in advance. On the day
that the contest closed NJ. j. Albright
rode into town. went TO the ONCE OF
the paper. laid down a check for $500
and announced that he had many
friends to whom he desired to send
the paper. Miss Albright won the
piano. More trouble followed.
Miss Albright. who had secured
many subscribers through her own ef-
forts, demanded the commission PROM
ised for new subscribers at the begin
ming OF the contest The publisher re-
fused TO pay. Result. a lawsuit and
more enmity.
Meanwhile the ieudal conditions are
growing and the trouble is likely 10
come any day Almost the entire
county is deeply concerned In the in
quest and the probable verdict OF the
coroner's jury. It's findings may be
followed by an outbreak
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Royal Lodges Prosperity.

The membership OF Royal Lodge.
No. 90. X OF =. is now (17O) one
hundred and seventy. The main
feature OF the last meeting was the
report OF the committee sent out in
October 20 work up club 10 in
crease the membership OF the lodge.
The report shows that eighty-four
have been initiated ana twenty-nine
Others are seeking aimittance.
At this meeting thanks was voted
Hon. John Mitchell. Jr. FOR his elo-
Quent address at the banquet. Sir
S. S. Baker. Sir -- Robinson, Sir
Willie Mitchell and especially Plan
ct Lodge Degree Team for initiating
the strangers into the mysteries of
the Order; also Mrs. Ballard, Mrs.
Cloves and Miss Booker. VINO help
cd TO decorate the hall. In fact,
thanks was voted to every Jody who
contributed anything whatsoever 10
our marvellous success.
Sir Jonn r.. Holmes, our Chancel
Tor Commander, promised US a mem
bership OF 200 during mis- term OF
Office. THIS being nearly accom-
plished, he has avOwed his inten-
tion TO next set up a new lodge in
Richmond for the Order.
The names Of those sent out 10
work up the club are as follows:
Sirs J. l.. Ballard, S. p. Robinson,
n. w. BOuldin. J. ]. Carter. Thomas
Mann, John Winston, Marcellus
James, w. II. Lightfoot, II. F. Stay
ton, William Croxton. ID. J. Brad
ford, Hon. John r. Holmes, Chair.
Sir John Beale. Treas; Sir Daniel
w Washington. Sec.
Our membership is made up OF
men from almost every walk in life.
Among them are Rev. s. G. Burrell
Of the Y. NJ. c. A, Rev. r. V. Pey-
ton, ID. D., pastor OF Jasper Memoir
ial Church and Rev. William H.
Stokes. A. M, b. D., pastor Ebe-
neZer Baptist Church. Richmond.
We are yours In r. c. a B.,
JNO. r. HOLMES. c. c.
ID. J. BRADFORD, K. OF r. & S
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Railroads Hit Back at ohio.

Chicago. Feb. 20.-An forms OF
transportation except the regular 2
cent mile rate provided by law will
be cut on by the railroads in Ohio, &C
cording 10 a decision reached at q
conference of passenger representa-,
lives of all roads with lines In that
state. II was agreed that by eliminat-
Ing everything except 2-cent fares the
railways could in measure compen-
safe themselves for the loss caused
By the new rate law. The action con
templated will deprive Ohioans Of all
reduced transportation for conven-
tons. Of the mileage books, or all
charity, business and OF all round-trip
rates and clergymen's rates.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Emancipation Notes.

The Afro-American Emancipa-
ton Association voted at the last
meeting held by them 20 extend an
invitation to all ex-unfon soldiers
and Spanish War Veter-
ans to enter the grounds on April
Bird next free.
The Association makes an appeal
to colored people throughout this
State TO celebrate April 3rd. We
met with great success in this IN
dertaking last year. Should this
day, April 3rd, be celebrated? The
question has been answered by the
Afro American Emancipation Asso-
citation on March LIST, 1904 when
they organized, and subsequently,
by the people. who, on April 3ri,
last year turned out 10000 strong
We do not urge our people TO
celebrate this day TO stir up strife
create luminosity In the hearts OF
any one. but that we may build a
monument OF gratitude In the hearts
Of the Negro race to God for our
freedom, and that II may be con-
tinued from generation or, 10 long
tinued from generation TO genera
ton or, 10 long AZ there is q Negro
left TO tread the American sod. or
Euxe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
all monuments have crumSlsd into

all monuments have crumbled into
dust.
To carry out this idea. this AS
ISOLATION has engaged the Base Ball
Park and six bands 20 take part in
the parade this year. We want ev-
cry organization in the city to be
represented this year. Address all
communications to J. Thomas Hew-
in, Secretary, 500 North Second st.
The AfrO-American Emancipation
Association has received the en-
dorsement Of the ministers AMI civ
&c organizations Of the city.
J. c. RANDOLPH,
Pres. Afro-American Emancipation
Association.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
The silent One Heard From.

And you say you did not give this
interview which appears in to-day's
paper to my reporter" asked the
newspaper man.
That IS precisely what say" re-
piled the indignant caller.
Why. my reporter said he called at
your office and talked for four hours
with somebody"
"Oh, that was my silent partner
Yonkers Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
AWAKENING OF
The NORTH.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

version OF republican government
thus energetically and declsivcly
believe me. my friends. you will
face an infinitely more sinister prob
lem tomorrow than you are facing
to-day. The forces that are gather
ing and Eirding themselves In the
land 10 crush the black man help
less 10 the earth are growing in
strength daily. Demagogues ami
charlatans are rising 20 lead them.
This is the time for the nation TO
speak for that better conscience OF
the South which is to-day so pris-
onei as 90 be almost unable 90
speak for itself.
Meeting did not close until past
midnight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
JOHN q. srErsoN IS DEAD
MnII0nsIre Hat Manufactures pI,

Millionaire Hat Manufacture Dies
Suddenly In Florida.
Deland. Fla. Feb. 19.-John b.
Stetson, the millionaire hat manufac-
turer OF Philadelphia. died at his win
ter home at Gillen, near Deland. Mr..
Stetson was stricken with apoplxy,
and Notwithstanding the best medical
attention died without regaining con-
sciousness. His wife was the only
member OF his immediate family pres
ent. Mr.. Stetson had been feeling
quite well until the attack. He
attended the Stetson University trus-
tees meeting Thursday and the pre-
sentation day exercises at the audi
forum Friday.
The family and friends left for Phil
adelphia with the body. The entire
town OF Deland is in mourning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
NIcCRAW-GRAVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wesley Scott
announce the marriage Of their sis
ter, Mrs. Bette II. Graves 70 Mr..
Richard McCraw, Of Germantown
Pa. 70 take place at Friends Orphan
Asylum, 112 West Charity St,
Tuesday evening, Feb. 27th, at six
O'Clock
The wedding will be quiet on &C
count OF recent bereavement in the
family OF the bride
Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24

IF you'd save a dollar a week you'd
have enough 10 keep you in your old
age" said the sage.
Sounds easy" said the small sal
aried man, but II I tried 10 save a
dollar a week. I'd never live TO old
age. Detroit Free Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
So DO We An.

There are some disadvantages IN
being n millionaire"
For instance?"
We'll. millionaires are continually
getting letters threatening them with
all sorts OF awful fates unless they
Immediately pay the writer's large
sums OF money"
That's nothing. I get Just such
letters every month.
Leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Feeding at the Prize

Mrs. Sungeyman-Look at that poor
man, John. should like to give him
something.
Mr.. Stiugeyman-Yes. my dear, GER
tainly. go and give him-an encourage
ing smile.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Grand Bazaar.

There will be a Grand Bazaar ~
the Pythian Castle Hail. 727 North
Third Street, commencing Monday.
Feb. &c and continuing through
March End. for the benefit Of the
City Mission. Good music in at
tendance
Admission 10 cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
The Auto Flopement

When they had sped ten miles or so
The French chauffeur Is told
There's surely something wrong below,
The brakes no longer hold.
But the French chauffeur is not so green
When master Is in love:
he knows while hid by the machine
They're kissing up above.
Chicago Daily News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24

I nSsirs q knew the vAsraah.us.
OF AoSslie Warner. . little EfrI n
sout sigat years q age whea lana
nearo 81. shs va living In Rich
mono- Her motherS name "a Nrs.
Astts Les warner. Addrosz,
A A. MARTIN,
o. D. 2. MSaOnGaAela.
Naval Station,
0uaztAaamo Bay,
Cuba-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Assisting Conversation

Yes" remarked the professor, "I
rather pride myself on the discovery
OF another hypothesis"
Indeed" replied Mrs Cumrox, a
little doubtfully. 81 had an idea they
were quite extinct" -Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24

Stern Parent-What time did that
young man leave?
Pretty Daughter-Just when you got
home from the lodge, ma returned
from her bridge party. and Bridget
come back from her night out.-N. Y.
Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Different Views.

Husband (as he opens another re-
jected contribution)-I should like 70
see myself in print.
Wife-Ah, that's where we differ. !
should Ike to see myself In velvet and
diamonds
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Governor jerks wife Injured.

Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 81. - Mrs.
William d. Jelks. wife of the governor.
and their daughter Catherine. were
thrown from buggy on Court Square
and were seriously hurt Miss JeIks
has a cut across the chin and her
mother one over the eye. In each case
several stitches were nacessarx
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24

Bthel-He's just crazy over her
since they became engaged. He says
she's an angel
Elsie-Well, OF course. the poor fell
low never saw an angel.-Town Top
ics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24

Miss Hayseed-after the husking
bee don't want Bill Grubbs fer a
partner ag'in
Mrs. Hayseed-Why don't yer
"Sich a fool He hadn't a red ear
h his pocket."-N. Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
Making Sure nfIt

viii you sing something, Miss
Skreechleigh?"
"Qh, really, can't"
Very we'll. then. ! met your music
teacher this afternoon and he told
me you couldn't. but I thought per-
hxps he was prejudiced. "-Chicago
Record Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
ID II p n Richmond, Freder-
n. Il. N .icksDurg, and Potc
mac RalIroad

~ IL ~ kichmond, Freoer-
u, T W icksDurg. and Poto
mac Railroad.
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
Is a m daily, Byrd Sc. Through.
20 IN Daily, Main So. Through
$3.50 9. m.' daily Main ct. Through.-An Pull
man Cars 49,
S;S4Hm. except Monday. Byrd ST. through.
All Fuiiman Cars.
mediation
$40 a. m. daily Byrd 81. Through.
Local stops.
- :0S noon. week days. Byrd 80. Through.
A'o p. m, week days. Byrd ST. Fredsr5aks
sos p. mkdaily. Main Sc. Through.
mediation.
20 D. m. daily, Byrd 81. Through.
Trains Arrive Ricnmond--Southwarc.
$40 a. m, week days. Eliza Ashland accom-
notation
$50 a m. week days, Byrd ST. Fredericks-
burg accommodation.
s:s5. q. m. daily. Byrd st. Through
II 80 a. M, week days. Byrd ST. Through.
a:I4p p. m. daily Rsan st. Through.
S;Ss P m week days. Blbs Ashland accom-
.:lS p m. daily Byrd 81, Through.
300 p m. daily. Byrd 81. Through Local
s;l2 No Daaly. Main st. through. All I-ai.
man cars.
10 $50 p. m. daily, Main So Through
~ 40 M Week days. Byrd Ct through. All
soTk--PuilnAn Sleeping or Psrior Cars O.
all above trains ezoept train arriving Rich
mond II so - m. week days ard local accom-
Time q arrivals and departures and con
", d. DUKE. c. ". cyLP. W. TAYLOR,
As't - Pres Gel eup't rrsf. Mgr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
A Grand Old Man

Aethuselah chuckled.
Yes" he cried. Il am the only man
who ever lived long enough to see q
canal finished"
Herewith We see the advantage Of
being pOsterity yourself.-N. Y. Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-02-24
A Mercenarv Friendshin.

Caller-You appear to be very fond
Of your little playmate. II is pleasant
TO see such love among children.
The Bigger One-ves'm; he's got or
penny TO spend.-Tit-Bits