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Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1906.
DR. PAEY's FINE RECORD.
To Locate at NOrfOlk-A Family OF
Physicians.

DR.. A. Lyman Paey. formerly Of
Kansas City. Kan. has just received
state certificate which entities him
TO practice medicine and surgery in
this state. DR.. Paey who has been
the guest of Rev. A. T. Edwards.
pastor Of Fifth Street Baptist Church
this city, is of one of the best fam
lilies I'm the state of Kentucky. five
of whom were public school teachers
and three are now practicing ply
sicians.
The Doctor. FOR 8 years was prin-
cipal OF one of the largest schools
in the state of Kentucky. He is a
young man of unusual ability and
is regarded as one of the best in
formed physicians Meharry Medical
College has ever produced. He has
been going over the country making
grades OF 100 per cent before the
different state boards of medical
examiners.
He was surgeon at 1.-the mines in
West Virginia I'm N904.O5. Has
Draciced medicine in Indian Terri
tory and Kansas and has qualified
to practice bis profession in nearly
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Washington. d. c. Post, Aug. 1lth
1906.l
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor. pastor
OF the Shiloh Baptist Church. Six
teenth AMI L streets northwest. has
resigned.
The reasons for DR.. Taylor's res
ignation are not very we'll known.
but IL Is understood that following
the evening service at his church
Sunday he will have something 10
offer as to the why and wherefore
OF his action.
DIR. Taylor came TO this city from
Richmond, Va, where he had en-
joyed a long and successful career
in the ministry. and was chosen
pastor OF Shiloh Church early in
1880. His career since then. as one
OF the leading colored ministers OF
the city, has been eminently sue
cessful, and HIS sudden resolve 10
quit the pastorate OF n church he
has so long and faithfully served
has excited no small wonder.
DR.. Taylor was one Of the Wash.
ington ministers selected 20 attend
the International conference held
last winter In London, Eng.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Drinking 60 my Friends Health.
I'll drink to your health from this
cool crystal spring,
I'll guam this pure liquid which
flows
From a source that's so pure IL
must good health bring
A solace for ali of life's woes.
For, strong are the nerves OF bim
who thus drinks.
And constant and clear is his
mind;
To him the hard problems dissolve
as he thinks,
And leave not a shadow behind.
'Tis the same in which Adam did
drink TO Ewes health.
In paradise first it was found:
Who drinks Il shall find that tits
health and true wealth,
And pleasure for him shall abound
Then fill up the glasses and clink
them once more,
Drink deep and sleep well all the
night;
All trouble and sorrow recede from
his door.
Who makes this pure drink his
delight.
%. NJ. STEWARD.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
Notice!

Examinations for positions as
teachers, physicians, matrons and
other posts in the u. S. Indian Ser
vice will be held on September II,
1906. at Lynchburg. Richmond, Roam
oke and Staunton Va. These posi-
tioDs offer exceptional opportunities
for Negroes to earn and save some
money and they should qualify in
larger numbers than they nave
previously done.
Salaries range from $3.50 to 81,
900 per annum. All necessary in
formation may be had by applying
for a Manual and blanks for the
kind OF examination desired 10 the
Civil Service Commission, Washing
ton, ID. c.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
Pharmaccutic College of Howard L.
University, Washington, ID. &.

Pharmaccutic College of Howard L.
University, Washington, ID. c.
The Pharmaceutic College occu-
pies unique position in supplying
the demands for frst-class colored
pharmacists. The advantages Of
fered students are unequalled. Stu
dents are thoroughly drilled in chem
ical, meteorological and pharmaceu-
tical laboratories, and are given prac
tical experience in compounding and
dispensing drugs and chemicals in
the Dispensary of Freedman's Hos
pital.
The development OF the South
has created a demand for colored
pharmacists much greater than the
supply. The fact that white drug
gists do not care for the patronage
OF colored people has caused enter
prising colored men to open drug
stores of their own. The field is
not overcrowded and there are doz-
ems OF citizens begging for drug
gists whose demands cannot be sup
piled. In a number OF which cities
companies are formed, waiting for
a good pharmacist to come and open
a drug store without any cost what
ever TO himself To young men de
string a professional career, Phar-
macy offers fiattering inducements.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
Excitement on Church-HiH.

Much excitement was caused last
Tuesday night on 30th and n Sts
IL seems that a boy had stolen a
watermelon from grocery store
Kept by a white man named Wilson
He had captured boy and held him
The report was given out that he
was treating him barbarOusly and a
large crowd gathered, the result of
whicn caused the store-keeper TO
send the boy home by the rear en-
trance. The crowd did not know
this and maintained a threatening
attitude until the police arrived
Wilson stood in his door with .
shotgun in his hands until il was
taken from him by the officers.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
DecapItated Bv Traln.

Ing 10 run across the Pennsylvania
railroad crossing when the safety
gates were down. Antonio Fiji. an Ital.
fan laborer. was decapitated by a train
and his body was horribly mangled.
Fih was struck by the Cape May ex.
cursion train. His head was torn from
his body and hurled some distance ur
an embankment beside the tracks
where Il was not found until some Is
minutes after the accident.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Portsmouth, Va. Aug. sth, 'O6.
This is to certify that I have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court of Virginia, I. o. Ca.
lanthe (S1OO.0O) One Hundred Dol
lars in payment of the death claim
OF Martha Ann Nash, who was a
member OF ARIA Court. No. ~ oi
Portsmouth, Va.
his
Edward Thomas X Nash
mark
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
Emily r. Jones.
Elizabeth j. Scott.
VIM. NJ. Reid
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
On a Fishing Cruise.

party of prominent colored men
OF this city, composed OF DIR. ID. A.
Ferguson, Hon John II. Smyth, Mr..
b. f. Turner and some from Balti-
more are now on a fishing cruise.
They chartered a schooner at York
town and are having a ten-day time
or IL In Virginia waters. DIR. z. r.
Jefferson was TO join the party at
Norfolk, but a serious operation here
at the hospital detained him.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
A New Court in Hanover.
Shiloh. Hanover Co.. Va
AsnU IAfh TOnc

Shiloh. Hanover Co.. Va.
Aug. l4th. 1906.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr- arrived here last Tues
day night and organized a Court of
Calanthe. He was assisted by Mrs.
Anna Taylor, Miss NJ. L. ChiIes,
Miss Eva G.. Davis, Sir S. S. Baker
and DIR. z. r.. Jefferson. The new
body will be known as Shiloh Court.
The officers are Worthy Counsel
lor, Mrs. Mary Liggan; Worthy IN
spectrix, Mrs Courtney Scott: Sen
ior Directress. Mrs. Victoria TAYLOR;
Junior Directress, Mrs. Mary John
son; Register of Accounts, Miss Ma
ry Taylor; Receiver OF Deposits.
Mrs. Rosa Taylor; Conuuctress. Mrs.
Ida cambridge; Assistant Conduc-
tress. Mrs. Ellen Wright; Herald
Mrs. Emma Meredith; Inspector,
Miss Ella Taylor: Orator, Thomas
Scott; Register OF Deeds, Mrs. Vic
toria White; Escort. Miss Annie
Taylor; Protector. Mrs. Lucy Turn
ey.
Short addresses were,made by the
visitors. This court was organized
through the efforts of Mr.. and Mrs.
John O.. Smith and they were high
'ly commended by the Grand wor-
thy Counsellor.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
Doctor proNrned on charl,v visit-

Richmond. Va. Aug. l4-Dr Daniel
F. Ellis. member OF the faculty and
college physician OF the Randolph
Macon college at Ashland Va. was
drowned IN Stage creek -four miles
from there. while on his way TO pay
a charity visit 10 an old negro pa
tient High water swept his buggy
down the stream. The doctors 5-year-
old son was with him, but was saved
by his father placing him in an over
hanging tree.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
PRICE FIVECENTS
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. Margaret II. Burren of
Roanoke is in the city.
Miss Lucy J woodson has Just
returned from d visit to Farmville.
Va.
Miss Susie Crump has left for
an extended trip north. Miss Ida
NJ. Crump continues iudisposed.
Mr.. John Foxel will treat YOU
right. His place should be well
patronized. Cali and see him.
Pharmacist T. W. Leonard is at
his place of business and ne Is furn-
ishing all OF the purest drugs az the
lowest prices.
For cleaning. pressing and new
suits. call on Mr. Chitman VI. White
He will serve you.
Miss Mary NJ. Scott is spending
her vacation I'm Farmville. Va. the
guest of Mrs. KATE Wiley
Miss Mamie b. Jones Is spend-
ing few weeks in Trevillians. va.
the guest of Miss Cordelia L. Per
kins
Mrs. w. NJ. Gray has returned
TO her home I'm Smithers. w. Va.
after spending nearly FIVE weeks
with her many relatives and friends.
Misses Pinkey Lee and Lottie A.
LomaX OF Abbeville. $. c. are being
highly entertained this week az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Sogers
OF 20 W. 18th st. Manchester. Va.
When YOU como 10 che ofey.
cali on Mrs. Booker T. Leftwich.
ahe koeps n 0rat-elS-- Ylav~ nno is
polite and accommodating
Mrs. Kate r. Jones. District
Deputy Grand Worthy Counsellor OF
Lexington. Va. was in the city this
week. She was tho guest OF Mrs.
Mclntosch of sol Catherine st.
Mrs. John C. Smith has left the
city for Roanoke. Va. from whence
she will go To Washington. She will
be gone about three weeks.
Rev. W. II. Moses, A. b. called
on us last week in company with
Rev. w. r. Ashburn Rev. Moses
was enroute 20 Newport News to
preach at ST. Paul's a. NJ. f. Church.
Mr. Charles S. Isham, in com
pany with his sister Miss Carsie ID.
lsham, called on us this week. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. lsham have returned
10 the city after a most pleasant
visit 10 Buckingham county. Va.
Rev. Thomas H. White. Pastor
of First Baptist Church. of Clifton
Forge, Va. called 10 see US. His
church had granted him vacation
with handsome purse. He was
enroute to Niagara Falls and Toron-
10. Canada. He reports the church
work in excellent condition.
Mrs. Ellen Dabney and her son
London have returned from Phila-
delphia. He, after spending a week
with sisters and friends left for Car
oline Co. 10 spend a week or 10 davS
with his wife'V mother after which
he will return 20 Philadelphia.
The injurious rumor circulated
concerning Rev. A. f. Edwards. ID
D., pastor OF the Fifth ST. Baptist
Church was thoroughly sifted az the
meeting Of the deacon board of the
church and found 10 be without
foundation. A report will probably
be made to the church To this effect.
The Old Folks Home OF the
Richmond Charitable Union is doing
good work on West Jackson ST.
Help is needed however and appeaIs
are now being made to the public
to assist In this worthy cause.
Rev. w. H. Stokes. A. NJ. Ph.
d., pastor OF the Ebenezer BAPTIST
Church continues to have trouble
with his ankle. which he slightly
sprained not long since. He is rs
ing crutch. AT times. he can go
short distances without it. but as a
rule mnst use II TO get around.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
At Fifth Baptist Church.

Tomorrow will be a great day at
the Fifth Baptist Church. The pas
tor. DR.. w. F. Graham. will preach
special sermon in the morning.
serve communion at $3.50 and
preach at night. All OF the MEM
bers are expected to be on time and
in full attendance.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
LYNcHER IDENTIFIED.

a large number OF witnesses iJien-
titled Hall as one OF the leaders of
the band of lynchers. testifying that
he attacked the jail with a sledge-
hammer, assisted in battering down
the doors and effecting an entrance
where he was at once arrested. He
was later released by the officers.
The evidence against him was con-
elusive. Hall had confessed to the
attack upon the Jail. although he
pleaded not guilty TO the charge
of murder.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

The Peoples Restaurant at No.
$50 n. Third st. has opened for the
accommodation of the public. IL is
being operated by Madames. Syl-
via l.. Mitchell and Martha F.
scruggs.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
CLAIMED COURT SESSION WAS
ILLEGAL.
GOV. GLENN A WITNESS.

The governor took the usual oath
of a witness, and testified that he
was in Atlantic City when the spe-
cial term was ordered. but that the
order was regularly signed by his
private secretary in Raleigh, wno
affixed the seal OF the State.
The selection of a jury required
but an hour, when the introduction
OF evidence against Hall began. He
was represented by Congressman
Klutz and Walter Murphy. Solici-
tor Hammer. Burton Craig. and T.
c. Lynn, of this city. represented the
State.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
The American Beneficial Insurance
Company.

The annual stockholders meeting
of the above named Company will
be held at Prices Hall Wednesday,
Sept. 5th. at $40 p. M. All the
stockholders please take notice.
Those who cannot be present may
designate someone in writing TO vote
for them.
w. F. GRAHAM, President.
B. II. PEYTON. Secretary.
3t
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
SPASn OF VIRTUE
One LynCher Convicted.
FIFTEEN PENTENTIARY-A REVERSAL HOPED FOR
THE MOB ANGRY-TTIE UPHELD-GOVERNOR
STANDS

Salisbury. y. c.. Aug. 1O-George
Hall, a white ex-convict. OF Mont
gomery County. charged with being
one Of the leaders in the lynching
here Monday night, was tried in
Rowan Supreme Court here to-day
convicted of conspiracy. and senten-
ced TO fifteen years, the maximum
penalty under the law. This was
the first case against the Rowan
lynchers. The trial was a speedy
one, and the case is the first instance
in the history OF the State when a
prisoner charged with aiding in a
lynching has been convicted. II is
considered a distinct victory for the
court and the law.
CLAIMED COURT SESSION WAS
ILLEGAL.
The trial ended at Z O'Clock this
evening. When court opened this
morning IL was rumored that the
special term ordered by Gov Glenn
on July Il for the trial OF the Lyer-
ly murderers was Illegal. IL being
alleged that when the order was
made the governor was not in the
State Gov. Glenn, being in Sails
bury to-day, was at once summoned
into court at the instance OF Con-
gresham Klutz. of counsel for the
defendant, Hall.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
no ARGUMENT NEEDED.

The State rested and the case
went TO the jury without argument.
Judge Long charged the jury, brief
ly calling attention to the heinous-
ness of the crime. He said the
prisoner coul1 hardly have the in
fiueace TO lead the mob and not as
sist in tying the knot.
Twenty minutes after the jury re-
tired verdict was rendered, and
the sentence passed. Counsel for
the prisoner gave notice of an appeal
to the Supreme Court on the ground
that the order for the call for the
present term Of court was irregular.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
MORE PROSECUTIONS TO FOL
LOW.

The evidence introduced to-day
indicates that the mob of lynchers
was composed OF men from various
counties other than Rowan. About
twenty-five additional cases are to
follow.
John Cauble and Henry Goodman
of this place, arrested yesterday on
the charge OF aiding the lynchers,
were to-day released under a bond
of 50 500 each.
Two military companies still
guard the Jail in which the other
alleged lynchers are incarcerated.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

wsubscribs to the PLANET.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Rev Thomas Il. White. Pastor
OF First Baptist Church, of Clifton
Forge, Va. called 10 see Us. His
church had granted him vacation
with a handsome purse. He was
enroute to Niagara Falls and Toron-
10, Canada. He reports the church
work in excellent condition.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Rev. w. II. Moses, A. B. called
on us last week in company with
Rev. w. r. Ashburn Rev Moses
was enroute 20 Newport News "a
preach at st. Pauls a. NJ. +. Church
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Mrs. Margaret II. Burrell Of
Roanoke is in the city.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Mr. Charles S. Isham, I'm com
pany with his sister Miss Carsie ID.
lsham, called on us this week. Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Isham have returned
10 the city after a most pleasant
visit 10 Buckingham county. Va.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Mrs. John G. Smith has left the
city for Roanoke. Va. from whence
she will go TO Washington. She will
be gone about three weeks.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18

Mrs. Kate r. Jones. District
Deputy Grand Worthy Counsellor oi
Lexington, Va. was in the city thi,
week. She was the guest OF Mrs
Mclntosch OF sol Catherine St.
Richmond planet., 1906-08-18
COLoRED PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. j. Anderson Taylor leaves Shi
loh Baptist Church After Long
Service.

Washington. d. c. Post, Aug. 18th
1861
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-21
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED.
Womcn's Clubs Select Committees to
Have Charge of Elson Art Exhibit
Nav g. 4 and s.

Arrangements are being completed
for the ElsCn art exhibit, which will
be held at the court house in this city
on May 3, 4 and 5. The exhibit will
comprise about 200 Photographic re-
productions of all the worlds famous
paintings and the income from the eX-
hibit will be used by the women's
clubs and public schools in purchas-
ing pictures for the public schools.
The following committees have been
named to have charge of the different
features of the exhibit:
Committee on Arrangement-Mrs
James A. Fee, president Thursday
club; Mrs. E. C. skiles, president
Current Literature club; Mrs. T. c.
Taylor, president Woman's club; and
Mrs L. r. Traver for the public
schools.
Committee on Entertainment-Pro
L. r. Traver and corps af teachers.
Finance Committee-Mrs Frank
Frazier. Mrs. L. II. Sturgs, Mrs. f. p.
Marshall, Mrs. w. F. Matlock.
Committee to solicit pictures from
,
jr., Mrs. B. b. Guernsey, Mrs. NJ. J.
Lane.
Committee on Advertisirg-Mrs. c.
J. Smith. Mrs. c. f.. Troutman. Mrs.
r. 5. Burroughs.
Committee on Program to cooper
nish Mrs. +. Shoemaker, Mrs. A. Kun
kel. Mrs. F.. p. DodG.
Committee on Sale of Pictures
Mrs. n. Berkeley, Mrs. l.. r. Traver
Mrs. ]. S. Beckwith, Mrs. F, Lockley.
Committee on Sale of Catalogues
Mrs. Bert Huffman, Mrs. George Hart.
man. Mrs. II. Stillman, Mrs. Mary
Disosway.
Committee to Hang Pictures-Mrs
A. J. owen Prof. L. r. Traver.
Committee to Secure Piano-Mrs
j. F. Robinson, Mrs. f. T. Wade, Mrs
II. c. Bickers.
Committee on Tea Room-Mrs. G.
II. Clark, Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones'
Mrs. r. Alexander, Mrs. H., F. John
son. Mrs John McCourt, Mrs. r. J.
Sommervile, Mrs. G. A. Hartman, jr.
Mrs. Dean Tatom, Mrs Robertson
Mrs, r. NJ. starkweather, Mrs. Lee
| Moorhouse, Mrs. Fred Laatz, Mrs. G.
I. La Dow, Mrse. Charles Eppinger.
Committee on Door and Reception
Mrs C. F. Colesworthy, Mrs. Clar-
ence Penland. Mrs H. ]. Bean, Mrs
Laura Nash, Mrs. o. NJ. Castleman
Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mrs j. w
Skiles. Mrs. Mary La Dow, Mrs J. e
Bean.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-21

they will have 10000 pounds of wool
from their herds. The price is esti-
mated at 20 cents.
Armed with a shotgun, a horsewhip.
and plenty of nerve, Mary f. Mccoy,
a widow living near Albany, at Sweet
Home. kept Road Supervisor w. b.
Thompson and force of workmen
from constructing a county road
through her land. In face of the de-
termned woman's continued threats
to shoot, the workmen laid down their
tools and gave up the task.
Marshfield sent by steamer to San
Francisco, 100 tons of coal, 1900
sacks of potatoes, eight tons of gro-
ceries, 25 cases salmon, one ton OF
cheese and the balance made up OF
bacon and clothing. Another boat
will sail Immediately with cattle and
lumber. The town is also pledged to
afford a temporary home for 1900
destitute from San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-21
SELL COEUR D'ALENE LAND.
Tract of 100000 Acres Left for Set
tiers After Indians Are Allotted.

Congressman French of Idaho. has
received a favorable report from the
committee on Indian affairs in the
house on his bill providing for the
opening of the Occur d'Alene Indian
reservation, says a Washington dis
patch.
Among other things the bill pro-
vides that 100 acres of land shall be
allotted to each man. woman and
child belonging to and having tribal
relations with the tribe. 1t is esti-
mated that this Will consume about
10000 acres. and will leave something
like 100000 acres that will be thrown
open OF settlement.
The department of the interior
claims that some of this land is very
valuable especially for agriculture
The survey of the reservation has
not yet been accepted by the govern
ment. but 1t is expected that it will be
completed and approved by about the
middle of June or the first of July.
MIR. F'rench's intention in pushing
this matter through congress before
the survey is approved is to facilitate
the opening of the reservation as
soon a possible, and so as not tC
have to wait until the next session OF
congress to have the necessary legis-
lation passed. A favorable report by
a committee on a matter of this kind
practically insures its passage in
either house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-21
GENERAL NEWS.
PAGE TWO.

Forty persons were killed by the
earthquake at Santa Rosa, Cal, all in
the business district.
Kansas City subscribed $4,000 to
San Francisco the evening of the 10th
and will put 100000 on top of it with
in few days.
a wave about six inches high occur
red at the head of Lake Chelan on
Wednesday morning at the time of
the San Francisco disaster.
President Castro is expected to visit
the United States this summer. Up
till this time, although he is nearly
SO years of age, cultured and a man of
affairs, he has never been beyond the
boundaries of his native country.
Captain William Morrow, 21st in
fantry, attacked the Iducduces band
in their mountain fastness on the
island of Samar, April Il, killing eight
of them in hand-to-hand fight.
Three of the United States soldiers
were wounded.
a special from Saratoga. Wyo., says
Ildl IDt temperature Ol water III the
hot springs at that place is now 15S
degrees, or 20 degrees hotter than
ever known before. The heat has
been continually increasing since the
eruption of VesuTus.
Word was received at Pomeroy
that Tod Wilson, civil engineer, a
nephew of Mrs. Peter McClung, cf the
East Washingtonian of that place, is
one cf the victims of the San Fran
cisco disaster and is dying. His moth
er resides in Seattle. He is a son of L
IT. Wilson, national bank examiner
for Washington, who is we'll known
in Spokane.
According to Jong Wah, of the Chi.
nese benevolent association at Port.
land, all the contributions from the
Portland Chinese to the destitute al
San Francisco will be sent to the gen.
eral relief committee of that place
for the benefit of the people of al
races without discrimination. Their,
are 10000 homeless and destitut,
Chinese at San Francisco.