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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-24

A cheese with an indication of good
ness will have an even colored. not
notified. rind. The moment you press
your finger tips on the rind you can
begin 10 judge of the inferior makeup
or a cheese, says the st. Louis Post
Dispatch. II it yields readily TO the
pressure Of the fingers and the rind
breaks or does not spring back readily
when the pressure Is Withdrawn. you
nave got soft article. caused by the
slack cooling OF the curd. a want Of
acid, or both. At best il VIII have an
insipid flavor and will go Off" as il
ages a good cheese Will be mellow TO
the touch, yet firm. Its rind will be
or an even tint. elastic and free from
puts. and the sample will reveal firm,
close grained. buttery cheese OF nut
y flavor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-24
CURE FOR sLACKHEAOs.
How 20 rid Yourself OF Facial BIeu-
iSbcs.

How 90 rid Yourself OF Facial Blem-
iSbes.
To get rid Of blackheads. says the
Boston Herald. clean the face twice
each week with cleansing cream by ap-
plying with the tips OF the fingers. and
wipe of with a soft towel, then steam
for ten minutes. partly dry face and
press out the blackheads with an old
fashioned watch key or. what is better
a little instrument made for that pur-
pose Massage the face for fifteen min
utes with q rotary motion, and remem-
Der TO work mp and from the nose out
ward. Remove the cream with soft
towel and next wipe the face with the
towel dampened with orange flower
water
Every night before retiring cleanse
the face with the cleansing cream. In
the morning use hot and cold water al
tornately and finish with the cold. II
you use a face powder. be sure to use a
good one.
Use the blackhead lotion several
times a day.
Shampoo the head every two weeks
with egg shampoo. and massage the
scalp FOR ten minutes every night Use
the following tonic before the massage:
Bay rum. three ounces; rcSorcin, six
grains.
Cleansing Cream-Orange flower wa
ter. four ounces; almond oil. four
ounces: white wax. two and a half
ounces.
Massage -Crcam-E Express oil Of aim
onds, eighty minims; fresh cucumber
Juice. one ounce: lanolin. four drains.
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f'ant just oS early as the ground Is
~ So 0'.'''''''l 10 MorN' Meulum
'''"'i .''n' uet'er ana are
,Sss 'lI"'e I'D "e "'""h over or die out
eii"' ',e '"',' 'N''-'oWn trees. IT the
"''' ''|n' l'et IN height
s'i'"'' '' ''ite' ana the SIDE
D'ou0','N S'''' ',''''.- in'S should al
Ways ne conc 'n planting any variety
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-24
SOUTHERN RAILW Y
Effective Feb. 18th, 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

200 n m.-Daily. Local FOR Charlotte.
II 81 p tn-DAily. Limited. Rr Vet PuIlrnay-
10 Atlanta and ~ bingham. New Orleans.
Memphis. ChattAnoOga and AL the Sontn
through coach for CHI sc City, Oxford Dur-
ham and Raleigh
90 p NIX. unday Keysvslle
II % D m.-llaily. .mftoC Pullman readx
~ D. m. for all va south
YORK AIVEE LINE
Ihe IaNorite 20 ronts Baltimore and easter,
points Leave Richmond ~ p. m Daily az
cept sunday, connecting with boat for RsIti.
more mondays, ednesdays and FRIDAYS
- a. IN .-hxccPt Sunday Local mtHs-u for
West Point. '"'
: 10 p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridavs
Local for West Point
aiSO .. m.-ENcvpt suacsy. For West Point
cohnoftng with steamers for Raltiro re and
river landings Mondays, Wednesdays and
s.ldAys Steamers call at Gloucester Point
Almonds and Clay Bank.
TRAINS AkRlVE RICHMOND
Dos a m and 80 y IN From all the south
a:aop. N From Charlotte and Durha M and
Raleigh. " ~
20 N FREQ Keysville
S-z0 a m. From West Point with Baltfu more
days. ~ 80
10 8 a. m.-From West Point wednesday and
Fridays. ~
0;lO p IN. Prom West Point
.. h. HARDWICK. Pass Traf Mg'r
n. IS SPENCER, q. n W. a. TAYLOE q PA
Z. w WEsTBURY. D. y. A.. Richmosd Va
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When threading a needle in a dim
light II the thread is white hold 1t
against a dark background; II dark.
hold II against a light background
When threading a sewing machine by
artificial light ones eye is sometimes
dazzled by the reelection from the
metallic plate. This can be remedied
by covering the plate temporarily with
a piece OF dark cloth.
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II cooked meat is ready for table
before 1t is required place II on dish
ready to be served and set this over a
pan OF boiling water. says Tit-Blts
Put dish over the meat and cloth
over all. The steam will keep the
meat hot for long time and does not
draw the gravy ont OF dry II up. as
would happen II Il were set IN an oven.
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Miss Lantry. and only a small fraction
OF his attention had been given to his
surroundings Now he was recalled to
complete self consciousness and active.
practical thinking. His face flushed.
He thrust the note into pocket Of his
overcoat and walked TO the door.
"Come In. boys" he said. Here's
where we all save our lives after that
march toda.r Larry, you're the color
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To inhaie steam from a bowl OF boil
ing water is very good for sore
throat The sufferer should lean over
the steam. drawing II into both throat
and nostrils.
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Norfolk and Western X. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD
STREET SVAVION
SEVEN

100 A. m. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrive q,
Morfois II ID Stops only ~ Petersburg
Waverly and Sufoil
tVo A. N CHICAGO EXPIRE Buffet Par
lor Car Petersburg 20 Lynchhurr and Roanoke
itillnhn sleeper Roanoke to Columbus and
hiueheld 90 Cluclnuntti, also Roanoke 10 Knox.
viie and Knoxville 90 Chattanooga and Mem
phas
II % =. NJ Roanoke Express FOR Farmvtlle
Lynchlurg and Roanoke
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NoftoiN q ~ L. NJ. stops only nt Petersburg
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70 hTTton, rovidence. New YORK.. Baltimore
go q. N. f,r Norfolk and all stations east
Of Petersburg.
100 4 N saw osIEASs Snort LINE Pull.
man Sleeper Richmond 90 Lynchhury Peer,
onrg 20 Roanoke : L.vncE burg 20 On AttanoogA
memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining car
trains arrives from the west 80 !. m
y m and 80 .. m, from Norfolk m no a n,
u y m n m. and 81 p. n.
- once Ng ~ Ezst Main Street
". - bEN Ill. G. IA. POSLEY
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2iTH.
Trains lcav- Richmond dal-.
81 30 u. N @ "''
For Norfolk, o;o5 A. NJ, $50 p. NJ. and
.P NJ N-'N
For Petersburg 8 90 A. M. 1910. 500. s.i5.
% and 20 30 Il. NJ
FOR Goldshoro and Fayetteville. .s.7s p NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily. 3 o. 8 49, = .ci
lo % ami ll.4o A. NJ. u 10. . O5. @ 5O. .OO and
Except sunday, - sunday only.
(. =. CAMPBELL. ID. Il. 4.
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.EABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Short Line to the principal Cities of
the South and Southwest.
Florida. Cuba and Mexico.

snort Line 10 the principal cities of
the South and Southwest,
Florida, Cuba and Mexico.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN ST.
STATION DAILY.-schedule in effect
9:l0 a m.-Local for EorlinG, RAJ eigh. HAmIs
and Charlotte
30 p. m.-SEABOARD Mafl composed Of Pull
man sleeping T. Atlanta
savannah and Jacksonville; SEA-
BOA RID Cafe cars are also operated
on this train, they are maintsinei AZ
the highest degree OF excellence. al
70 large comfortable day coaches
running without change 20 Florida
$50 p. m.-SEABOARDE EXPRESS, Composed
OF Pullman sleepers TO Atlanta
savannah, Jacksonville and Tampa
SEABOARD Cafe cars, and day
coaches, running 90 Florida wftho1t
change.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. DAILY.
6.15 A. N.
8 As q. m.-From Fsortda. Atlanta and the
Southwest
IS y. m--From Florida. Atlanta andtrs
Southwest.
FOr all infornsaEion a. to rates, soheau
and connections apply 20 any SEABOAR
Agent. or TO
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sos East Main .St.. Richmond, Va
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his condition and knew that all the
other men were as bad. except Larry
Donovan, who was worse.
Miller observed with satisfaction that
( two OF the most reckless of the men
had attached themselves 20 Larry and
that they were leading him in a direc-
ton which would never bring linn to
, his home or 10 the Irish societies
masked ball unless continued all the
way around the world Considering
what Larry's tendencies had been for a
couple OF years before he became an
abstainer. there was 10 reason TO doubt
the issue. One OF two things must hap
pen-Kitty Mahan would not see him
him AT his very worst
With Larry out OF the way he could
present himself at Kitty Mahan's horse
: In the handsome costume which he had
provided for this festal occasion. He
would be Informed that Miss Lantry
had gone. and he would exhibit sur
prise. an appropriate sympathy. too.
because OF the bad news about her
mother Her note to him must have
been mislaid at the boarding house
And what has become OF Larry1 Not
here? How surprising! lie was not at
his home II was natural TO suppose
that he had gone on to the Mahans
alone. Let us wait for him. Half an
hours waiting perhaps and no sign OF
Larry Miss Mahan is offended. Mr..
Miller escorts her 10 the ball; he makes
himself extremely agreeable; he oblit-
crates the memory OF Larry from the
young lady's mind 1t Is the beginning
OF victory.
Thus he forecast the evenings
events. They would make n sensation
and exaIt him In the estimation OF his
friends who now believed him beaten
in the game OF love Would he be
blamed for noDovan'S downfall In case
his ccmrade should really go on pro-
| tracted spree and seriously lnjure his
prospects, Perhaps by few. but he
would manage TO crawl out OF Il some
how. The word gave him momentary
. sensation Of being a crawling creature
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
800 l7sl.'t7I-'- > @ -t1.ss1'7
LAST
EDITION
800 p. m.
WANT UNCLE SAM
TO HOLD RElNS
Better Class Of CubanS Say
Islanders are Incapable to
Govern Themselves

By Our own Wire Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l6-Army officers
and other officials returnCg from Cuba
express privately but confidently the con-
viction that it viii be several years be-
fore the cubans are again given free rein
on the island.
This belief Is not only based upon what
TO them is the obvious fact that the
cubans are incapable of self governmenG
but upon the further and even more inn
portant fact that all classes Of influential
cubans, particularly the large property
holders, do not wtnt their own people
again to undertake the government Of the
island ait least not for several years
One Of these officers. discussing the sl-
uation this morning said. 'Tho NEST sur
prising development 20 us was the well
night universal demand among the Gu
5ans OF the intelligent class for the Unit
ed States TO continue indefinitely it's
present control OF the island They do not
talk this openly for reasons that are un-
necessary to explain, To Secretary TAFT
and members Of his party with whom
they thought It safe TO spsak their minds
rlaiply they expressed with a shudder OF
dread the hope that our government
would not release Ger the second time its
hold upon the island. aa q. ..
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
DEMOCRATS FAIL (.
TO REGISTER


BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Pres7
NEW YORK Oct. Registration
for the coming election closed in New
York city at 10 o'clock last night and
IN the announcement figures to-day
the political forecasters found material
for some careful comparisons.
The total registration as announced
is 66O,2l0 In 1908 IL was 643,505, and
in 1904. 6sS, ,352. This means that prac-
tically 1900 more voters registered
this year than for last years municipal
contest but there was a falling Off of
2s,Ooo in round numbers from the
registration for the presidential cam
paign of 1904.
The increase Of 1900 is regarded as
only normal, and the foreoasters figure
that at least $4,000 men entitled to vote
failed to register With the registra-
tion Of 100000 the probable vote is esti-
mated at 100000. The prophets are
now trying TO hsure out how the vote
would distribute.
Republicans declare the heaviest fall
ing off was IN Democratic districts
They argue from this that Hearst will
not poll the full Democratic vote. Sup
porters OF Hearst profess to be more
than satisfied with the registration.
They say the increase Of 1900 over last
years registration indicates that the
people are even more Interested than
they were in the last municipal cam
paign. This interest, they assert. is
manifest because Hearst Is the candi-
date. They express confidence that
Hearst will poll thousands OF votes
more than he got last year.
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
iron Plant May Rssums.

Omcials Of the Wilmington Iror
Company, whose plant in South vii
mington has been closed for severa
months because Of a strike for more
money among the puddlers are said O,
have devised scheme whereby thes
can work the mills. The strike doe
not affect the fin,shers, and they havs
been out because there was no room foi
them TO work up. The management
proposes TO purchase the necessary irot
and finish II at their plant. This vii
give employment TO a large number o.
men. Most Of those formerly employe,
at the plant have now secured wori
IN other places.
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
Eastern star.

In olden times It was said TO account
for the beautiful blossoms that angels
came down ana walked upon earth,
and that those blossoms grew whore
their feet tolched The ground. And SO.
Ike the footsteps of angels. the order
Of the Eastern Star has caused flowers
TO grow wherever IL has touched the
carth-howcrs OF pity truth, charity
and loving kindness. Edward Jackson.
l.. G. r.. Illinois
In the san Francisco disaster the
grand chapter Of The Enstcrn Star lost
everything II possessed. Six out Of ten
chapters lost an their property. One
chapter Jurisdiction was entirely wiped
out
There are $4,000 members Of the
Eastern Star IN Michigan and 322
chapters. ..... .......
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
ODD FELLOWS
a History Of the Lodge-some TrIpIe
Link Notes.

4 History of the Lodse-some Tripie
Link Notes.
DO lodges realize how fast they are
making history And yet how little
OF II the secretarys minutes really
show, and who will 90 through them
to find out what information they do
give, The person who named the
lodge and many other interesting
things. il grouped together, will be
highly priced in years TO come. A
lodge In western jurisdiction had a
charter member who took the minute
book and from his memory wrote
quite an interesting history OF the
lodge That was three years ago, and
now the lodge has asked another mem
ber 20 bring the history up TO date. It
Is a labor Of love 20 both these mem
bers, and thoy enjoy 1t greatly. There
are probably very few lodges but that
contain some member or members who
could do this work, and in years to
come those who take their places will
prize It very highly and will no doubt
continue the work indefinitely, max
ing complete history Of the lodge.
Old Washington lodge. No. ], of Bal
timore, the great mother lodge Of the
american order was formally lncor-
norated short time ago In the office
Of the superior court Of Maryland.
Among tho recommendations OF the
retiring Grand muster Of Minnesota 70
the grand lodge was one cautionlng
lodges about looming mouey 10 their
own members without proper security.
when you talk in the lodge room
don't hc long wnded, says the lnde-
pendent odd Fellow. Make your re,
marks brief and 70 the point The
story Of the creation Is told ina6O0
words, and that was quite an impor-
taut event too.
Tile grand lodge OF Colorado has de-
cided that lodge cannot lease Its
lodge room 20 any person or society
that permits the use OF intoxicating
liquors at a banquet Ia the lodge room,
For thirty-aye consecutive years G.
= ! McIsaln has served as warden Of
Moscow lodge OF Moscow, Ida.
Makc the gooa Of the order the most
ttmctive feature Of the lodge aud you
10 create an interest that win bring
no stay at home members out to
witness what is going on.
At n recent session OF the grand
odge Of South Dakota resolution was
,dopicd that all past grands pay 81
!or the assembly degree, the money TO
20 to the home fund of that state.
The supreme chaplain OF the sover.
eigu grand lodge, nr- John w. Venable,
uas hold this Office since 1868 He be.
,ame an odd Fellow in his twenty-frst
year at coylngtou. Ky.
In Jurisdictions where homes are
maintained the cost varies from 25
cents to 81 per capita and the general
eonseasus Of opinion in those iurisdic
tious Is that the money Is wen invested
ana that Va no way could the order In
vost iia money TO give more satisfac-
tory results.
Fredercs Ro,sford, who has been
-rand secretary OF Connecticut for
lhlriy-seyea years. has. at his own re
quest. bcen retired from active service
and tho grand lodge made him secre-
,ary emeritus with retiring allowance
Of $500 per annum
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
MANI Killed in coIllsion

BY our own Wire Publishers Press.
ST PETERSBURG, Oct. 16--A ter
rible railway accident accompanied by
heavy loss OF life and the injury Of
scores OF others occurred to-day. Ten
bodies have already been taken from
the wreckage and thirty persons suf-
fering from severe injuries We're dug
out. No attempt has been made to
enumerate those slightly hurt.
A head-on collision between a pas
senger train ana a freight train caused
the disaster. The passenger train was
almost demolished and practically all
the passengers We're buried under the
wreckage. Fire broke out and several
Of the fatalities were directly due TO
the flames. 1t is believed that several
bodies were burned up.
Few details of the disaster have
been received here, but the dispatches
All state II is feared the list Of dead
and injured so far reported does not in
any way represent the seriousness OF
the accident.
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
IMPROVEMENTS
CONTEMPLATED
Gas Mains TO Be Extended TO
BaIdtOn Where Houses
Will Be Built
speolal to mo rvening Journal,


NEW CASTLE. oct. l6-Baldton seems
TO be booming as eighteen building lots
were sold there yesterday Kane and Son,
contractors are rushing the work on the
two new houses being erected along
Aioore's avenue. Mayor Boyd yesterday
said THAI the company had fully intended
10 put down asphalt pavements this fan
but that Il has been decided 20 postpone
Tho work 70 spring.
Ey that time it may be possible TO secure
more skilled workmen 20 build houses az
that time as probably nifty houses viii be
erected az the opening Of spring. Many
persons have been waiting to see the
rousc now going Up and they may be
.sfe- AS samp.esof ones TO be built IN the
sprins.
..ard Gregory. colored, Of Easton'
Nd. attempted 70 board a freisht train
Yesterday near the Cromwell Mllls. He
wis sent 0ying through the air and land
ed several feet away with a iaccrated
head and several bruises and cuts about
Che body. Railroad men raised enough
money 10 pay his faro TO Easton hut
C;rcrcry got drunk and later another sub
FcitHuiA il"n ~ ~
Jesse Watts Will have % defend fNe
lcNms pup he won recently n the pool
tcam.ruont lh several fasi games tonight
as number arc anxious 10 play him.
Manager Edward White announces that
she Now Castle A, A. fooball team win
play The south sldo team of Wnmlngton
hers on saturday. .t.t
Iho Yonns Peoples Society Of the First
prosbytcrlan Church viii hold q meeting
iu ne sunday school rQQm on Friday
nieht
Mr. and MIS- Henry Robbins and
doush,cr Esther. who have been the
guests Of Mrs George Case. have re-
turned to their home in Germantown pa.
Rodney webb. Of Ph1edelphia has been
visiting Mrs Anthony Hall.
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
Among ,.'!7.. the Secret Societies

iagnihcent orocr neniuu as ..nn
iest workii & foundation on earth III
'hich TO OF er protection 70 tie hOmt
is up TO you to work-A. O. u. Y,
mblem.
The death OF Past Supreme Mast
orlSman Walker Of Wisconsin
ives one OF the best known ana be
loved members Of the supreme lodr
The enthusiastic individual memhf
AXE the local lodges count. BE
ithusiast.
The grand lodge OF Indiana upon
iest has been transferred to the
'cme beneficiary jurisdiction.
At the recent meeting Of the gra
ldre Of Ohio the grand masters .
~ was abolished. and the salary ,
ne receiver was fixed ut 500 instca
e $500 per annum and the gran
trustee $50 per annum and the neccs
sary expenses.
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
Nav Tie Up AM Ferries.

NEW YORK. Oct. IA threat TO tie up
an ferries on the North river has been
made by members OF United Harbor
Union No. 1, Of the American Associa-
tlon Of Masters, mates and pilots, who
demand shorter hours and better pay
from companies operating ferries across
the North river. II their demands are not
such a strike would tie up traffic in New
York from the New Jersey terminals OF
the Pennsylvania, Erie Jersey Central,
I.aekawanna and West shore railroads.
The strike was decided on at meeting
last night after II was shown that the
companies had ignored the demands OF
the union.
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
Structural Iron Scarce.

Scarcity OF structural iron is said to
be the cause OF the delay in building
the new elevated road through this
city and the new station at Front ant
French streets. 1t is claimed the greai
demand made on the market by the
p, b. & w. railroad for the varioul
projects along its system has COM
pletely drained the stock on hand, and
II is known the plants are working das
and night to furnish enough materia
TO keep the work moving. At present
there is no material in this city, an6
several overhead bridges yet remain &c
be erected beside the work on the new
station. This. Of course, win delay the
completion of the elevated,
Evening journal., 1906-10-16
An Autumn Luxury.

\ IFE seems q whole LOT sweoter
when olecton day draws near.
l. 10 80 pfntnr an campleterr
Leastways, that's how things ap
pcar
Nearly every kind o blcssln'
You could wish Tor comes in reach
When the candidate acdrclsin'
Us constituents Ia a speech.
The apples. softly blush.n
Seems 90 smiie an Welcome him.
An tho breeae comes up- a-rushin,
Sos 20 shake EN- OF the limb.
An when be ntart1 a-aayin'
How he likes us, every one.
n Is jes like music pla5 In, NJ
An we're sorrN when a. done.
You kin talk bout oysters gpowin',.
Plump an fno, down IN the bay
And about the rcodbirds showin'
Greater sweetness every day s---..f.
An the other Joys that DecEon
To contentmont In the fall,
But the candidate, / reckon,
is the one that beats them all.
Washington Star