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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
CAPTAIN DREYFUS
FULLY INDICATED
French Court Arnu's His Condemna.
tlOn Without kotriaL
WILL BE RESTORED TO RANK

Paris. July l3-Alfred Dreyfus was
completely acquitted OF the charges
on which he was condemned rs a trail
COR. dIsui.ee. ilc.a ..e army aud i'm
p.ls.I.i cu o.r.- Is. .nL end regard
ing Which France has been torn u
years d., tho most bitter political and
racial agitation. His vindication IS
twoioid, the supreme court first an
nouncinC IFS decision establishing the
entire Innocence of the accused man,
and the ministry later deciding 10 pre-
sent an urgent bill in parliament re-
storing Dreyfus 20 the army with ad-
vanced rank and otherwise giving the
governments most ample reparation.
The decision of the court was a
forCgonc conclusion. as exhaustive In
oulrles had completely demolished the
fabric OF the accusation against Drey-
fus, showing that The real culprit was
Major Count Estelhaxy The decision
therefore annulicd the condemnation
az the Rennes court martial and or.
dered that the acQuittal be posted and
published throughout France
The decision OF the court held that
as all the accusations against the ac-
cused fen 20 the ground there Is no
necessity for new trial. and conse-
quenuy the Judgment In condemnation
Is annulled as unwarranted by the evil
dence
The ministers held a protracted spe-
cial session at the Elysee Palace uu-
der President Fallieres. and deter
mined on the governments course in
carrying out the decision. The text OF
two bills was formulated which will
be introduced in the chamber Of dep
uties. concerning respectively Dreyfus
and Colonel Picquart with the object
OF restoring both 10 the ranks they
would have held ~. they had continu-
ously served in the army Dreyfus
consequently viii be nominated ma
jor with eventual early promotion to
lieutenant colonelship. Picquart will
Immediately become a hrigadier gen.
eral- Dreyfus' name also will be in
scribed on the list for the Legion Of
Honor. but he will not be directly nom
mated 20 that distinction. though prob
ably decree placing him on the list
Will shortly appear
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Three Heat Deaths In New York.

New York. July 1s.--With an off,
cial maximum of 81 degrees and street
temperature nearly 10 degrees higher.
New York suffered IS severely from
the heat as at any time this summer,
and before refreshing shower
brought relief three persons had per
ished from the combined heat and ex-
cessive humidity, and several scores
were Frustrated. SC me OF whom may
succumb
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
DC Has a eold rooth.

Wiikes-Barre. Pa, July l6.-Dr. Fred
5. Birchard. of Scranton. has an Eng
fish dog with a solid gold tooth. A few
days ago, noticing that one OF its front
teeth was very much decayed. DR.
Birchard took him to a dentist. The
dentist suggested that the best thing
to do was 70 insert gold tooth, and
the operation took little more than
half an hour. All that time the intelli-
gent animal laid back in his masters
arms, submitting with an occasional
whine of pain, and now he sports about
with the fine gold tooth, curiosity for
all the small boys OF the community.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Killed GirIIn ouarr.I-

Wilmington. Del, July 1s.-Durine
quarrel on the street here. Louis
Johns. colered. aged 80 years. struck
Minnie Jones. also colored. Ia the
head with the leg Of a stove. The
woman's skull was crushed TO a pulp
and she died in the Delaware hospital
without regaining consciousness
Johns jumped a north-bound Pennsyl
vania railroad train in attempting 10
escape. PC-ce Captain Kane tele-
phoned TO the Chester. Pa. authori
ties. and half an hour after the crime
had been committed the negro was
captured on the train at Linwood. Pa
He will be returned here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
DEADLOCKED
ON FUSION
Pennsylvania Prohihitionists Cant
Agree on Gubernatorial Candidate.
BETWEEN EMERY AND CASTLE

Pittsburg, Pa, July 1s.-After a Ions
session the state executive commit
tee Of the Prohibitionist party ad
iourned at ! o'clock in the morning
without reaching a decision as 20 the
gubernstorial candidate. The next
meeting Will be at the call Of tbs
chair. and il Is understood will be
held In Harrisburg within three
weeks.
The committee had met earlier IN
the day. but adjournment was taken
TO await the arrival of Homer l.. Cas-
tie from the west. II had been planned
to so ahead without Castle and fiji the
vacancies on the state ticket. but after
an hour and half OF heated discus
sion the adjournment was taken
When Mr. Castle arrived the commit
tee again went into session.
After the meeting il was announced
that the names of Lewis Emery. Jr.
the candidate on the Democratic
ticket was presented for consideration
by John F. Gill: that of Mr. Castle by
Elisha Kent Kane, and that of James
Mansel. OF Wiuiamsport. by Dr. Sila.
- - " NAAOMs
No Official statement was given out
after the meeting had adjourned. bat
IL was said that the committee stood
six TO six on Emery and Castle one
OF the foremost of the men for Castle
said after the meeting that I'm all prob
ability the ticket of the party would
be strictly party arrangement indi
eating the elimination OF Emery from
the candidacy
Mr.. Castle said that ne had no state
ment TO make beyond the fact that he
thought that every member OF the
committee was a loyal friend of his
and that ne would 60 what was for the
best interests OF the party. Mr.. Castle
further said that the adjournment
was taken that further light on the
situation might Doe secured. He said
that he had been out of the state FOR
some weeks and was not in touch with
matters as he would like 10 be. and
that probably at the next meeting the
vacancies would Roe filled.
II was rumored about the hotel after
the meeting that the adjournment was
taken without action because OF ths
vigorous fght put up by the oppon
ents Of Emery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
NORTH CAROLINA AND THE NE
GRO.

The Republican State Convention
of North Carolina. under the lead
ership of Congressman Blackburn has
taken a long step backwards by pas
sing a resolution calling upon the
legislature of that state TO submit
TO the people for their approval a
provision whereby the grandfather
clause Of the constitutional amend
ment shall De continued in force un-
tn 1920 instead of 1905 as now pro-
vided
This is bold step and it will no
doubt attract the attention OF the
managers of the National Republi-
can Party. Whenever the doctrine
of "lily-whitism" has been enuncia-
ted i'm the national councils of the
party. 10 has been put to sleep. Sec
Rotary Tafts recent concessions have
been construed i'm q way that will as
tonish many people in this country.
His advice 20 the North Carolina Re
publicans was conservative and TO
some extent unsatisfactory to the
colored people.
He Will now have an opportunity
to express am opinion of the work of
this Negro hating body. We feel
sure that ne has received his first
and last invitation to visit the state
during the present political cam
paign at least and we are of the o.
pinion that he viii not DE sorry.
In our Judgment. the so-callcd
Republican Party win not make good
horse fodder" and it deserves TO be
whipped out OF its boots" as # GER
tainly viii DE. IL would poe well for
the colored voters in that state to
sit down ON a stump and watch the
fun For our part we srefer being
eaten by a lion Co being killed by
O. jackass. Both parties can draw
their own conclusions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Warshlp Damned bal colllsIon.

Newport News. Va. July 1S.-Dur
ing violent wind and rain storm
which swept over the harbor here the
Norwegian "turret" steamship Guern
sey dragged anchor and crashed stern
on into the starboard side OF the bat
tleship Rhode Island. then at anchor
OF Chesapeake G. Ohio pier No. Z. The
battleship AZ once got under way and
steamed further out into the harboI
for anchorage Several plates on the
side OF the Rhode Island are SAID 10
have been slightly bent. and a hole
was stove In the side OF the tramp.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
ALFRED eElT IS DEAD
Noted Finaneier Dies al His HONS
in ENGLAND.


London. July 17.-Alfred Belt. the
well-lnown South African fnancier.
died at his home here. He had been in
bad health for some time
Mr.. Belt was one of the richest men
in England. being worth SIPS 0O0. O0G
70 sl50.0o0.Ooo. yet he was seldom seer
IN public. and was hardly known out
side of the circles OF scientific finance,
lie controlled the output and price of
the worlds diamond Industry, had
great distaste OF notoriety. was very
popular with his intimates. and was
usually referred to as the little
man" Mr.. Belt. who was a staunch
friend OF Cecil Rhodes. arrived in
South Africa several years ahead OF
the latter. and when he died was by
far the largest individual owner Of
mines and lands In South Africa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
LYNCHING Is MURDER.

A mob OF white men lynched John
V. Johnson. also white at Wales
boro. North Carolina, May goth. 1906
and the members Of IL are now on
trial before Judge Thomas ]. Shaw
at Monroe. y. c. Many legal ques-
tions are being discussed and points
raised. The charge Of Judge Shaw
TO the grand jury July 10th. 1906 is
OF special interest, emphasizing as
il does a phase of the lynching
question that has always been per-
fectly clear 20 our mind. He said:
There is no reason why we should
deal with this question with gloved
hands. / had just as well face IL
squarely. The charge against these
men overshadows all the other
charges on the docket, and / don't
know what else Is on the docket"
He emphasized then the oath they
had taken and elucidated the crime
by perjury. The only escape for the
guilty men is through perjury. So
help him God, he declared TO the
jury, II justice should mlscarry in
this case. he (the judge) would not
be responsible for il. He described
the lynchers OF johnson as a mob OF
towards and satirized their claim TO
good citizenship; he warned the ju-
ry against improper Influences, and
said that the issue mere was clearly
drawn between law and lawlessness,
and that the men who participated
in that mob "are guilty of murder
in the first degree"
When a southern Judge has the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
CHARGED WITH gmsEzzLemEN7
Warrant Issued Fer David Locher.
President Of Defunet Trust CO.

So NNAN faNNNA ~ LAW -NaiiNtH
President Of Defunot Trust CO.
Lancaster Pa. July IA warrant
was issued by Alderman Moser. O..
this city. for David r. Locher. OF
Philadelphia on charge OF embez
element The accused succeeded his
father the late c. H. Locher. as presi
dent OF the City Trust company. OF
this city. in October. 1904 Three
months later the institution failed ow
ing dcpo.itSEs SI.co0.oeG
The prosecutor In this suit John
cit. of Columbia alleges that three
days before the bank closed ifs doors
he deposited $500 and he claims tina,
az that time Locher know that the
bank was insolvont An officer lef,
for Philadelphia 90 serve the warrant
D. r. Locher has frequently stated
on the witness stand that he did not
know the bank was insolvent until
the night before Il failed He Is well
known In financial circles in Phila.
delphia and was treasurer and re.
ceiver of tho Eastern Milling and Ell.
port company or that city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
DUEL ovsR pRsYFus CASE
French Under Secretary Of State Dan.
qerousiy Wounded

gerously Wounded.
Paris. July 1.-THE scene of tumul.
tuous disorder which marked the en-
actment of the law restoring Alfred
Dreyfus TO the army was followed by
n bloody duel. In which Under Secre-
tary OF State Sarraut was dangerously
wounded by the sword OF NJ. Pugliesi.
Cont. The duel assumed the aspect
OF veritable combat between the
government and the opposition. as NJ.
Sarraut's seconds were Ministers Gle
menceau and Thomson. while NJ.
Pugliesi-Conti's we're NJ. Millevoye
and General Jacquet. who were drawn
from the elements which bitterly re-
sist the governments rehabilitation OF
Dreyfus.
Despite this sanguinary conflict.
laws were finally enacted by the cham
Der OF deputies reinstating Dreyfus.
who obtains the rank OF a chief OF
squadron OF artillery, and Picquart.
who is made brigadier general Both
houses were overwhelmingly favorable
TO Dreyfus and Picquart Throughout
the day feeling was stirred intensely
between the Dreyfus and anti-Dreyfus
elements. This was heightened BY
fierce attacks by Dreyfusists against
General Mercier and other prominent
officers who were responsible for
Dreyfus' condemnation
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
THREE Nan sURNED TO DEATH
Upset oil Lamp During Drunken Rev.
els and EIGHT Houses Were Burned.

els and Eight Houses Were Burned.
Allentown. Pa. July l6 - Durins
drunken reyeis among Slovenian la
borers al Mil II, OK the Lehigh Port
land Cement company. at Fogelsville
an oil lamp was upset, setting fire 10
BOarding House No. 2 Eight OF tho
IA frame houses were destroyed. and
Stefan John Evonic. aged 81; his son
Michael Ev3nic, aged %. and Michael
Tebuth. aged 80. were burned 20 death
The FIRST named two We're overcome In
their beds. Tebutb had fed. but rush
ed back 20 save him money and per-
ished. John Mickey was brought 10
the Allentown hospital with a broken
back, sustained in jumping out of a
second-story window The pecuniary
loss is about $4,000.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
CRUTP s. WEST Coal Co,
YARDl 18th and Cary Streets,
An"O1 and 10Th and Clay SITS, Richmond, Va

10. 7 timothy 81. PORK nrm; family.
SIG SO. BEEF steady; beef hams. $l9
POULTRY; Live firm: hens. 15c
old ROSTERS. l0c. Dressed firm: choice
fowls. lie: old roosters. %. BUTTER
steady; creamery. 23c. EGGS firm: Sc
lected. 1919 q gle; nearby. 1Sc.; vest
ern, lsc.. southern. l4iadl615c. per
dozen. POTATOES steady: new. per
barrel, S2.25G275
BALTIMORE-WH active under
brisk demand No. ? spot. 759sc:
steamer No. spot. 1850; southern.
75c. CORN quiet; mixed spot. 567sc.:
steamer mixed 53&c. southern. 5Sc
OATS quiet white. No. ,. Az N44ihc.:
No. 3. s3lac.. Nc. 4. 32U42izc.: mixed
No. 2. 4lla ~ 42c.; No. 9. 4Oisd4ic.. No
8. 39i5U 40c. BUTTER steady: cream
cry separator extras. 2Oi5 U21c.: held
l7N lSc-; prints. 2iQ22c.; Maryland and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. 16U1Tc
EGGS easy. fancy Maryland. PennsyI-
vsnia. Virginia and West Virginia, II
GlT5ac., southern. Ice dozen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21

Paterson. \. j., July 16-To avoid
the disgrace of arrest on the charge o.
defalcation. Albert OBrien. tax col
lector of the borough Of Totowa, shot
himself while officers were approach.
ing his house. He died instantly His
accounts had been involved for some
time. but owing TO his personal popu
lartiy every chance was given him %
make good the deficit, believed to be
about $4,000 After OBrien's father
had failed in an effort TO raise the
sum It was decided to arrest O'Brien,
and a warrant was issued.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Senator Pettus' wife Dead.

Selma. Ala, July 16.-Mrs. Edmund
w Pettus. wife of United Staets Sena-
tor Pettus from Alabama. died at her
home here. aged 50 years She has
been Ill since her return from Wash
ington at the close of the session OF
Congress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
SATURDAY. July a1ST. 1906
The following tclcgraphic report
explains itself

The following telegraphic report
explains itself:
Montgomery. Ala, July 17-At
Carlowvilc. Dallas County. this af-
ternoon. Joe Matthews. young
white man. was shot 90 death by
Phillip Washington. colorcd.
Matthews and his brother. sam.
went to the home OF the colorcd man
for some purpose. not ascertainod.
AS they approached the house the
colored man appeared I'm the door
with shot gun and fired. the load
tearing away part or Joe Matthew s
head. Washington made his escape
Every mans hoate SIS his castle and
this colored man evidently knew e..
That these white men went there for
no good purpose is evident. Colorei
men are learning white folks sense.
Washington did just as white
man would have done and these two
would-be law breakers have them
selves TO blame for their undoiug.
Had they followed Washington's ex-
ample and had stayed at home. the
unfortunate tragedy would not nave
taken place.
When Washington took foot
leave" he showed as much sense as
he did when he protected his home.
II will be too hot thereabouts for
some time 10 come and il he is not
yet running. he should be for theren
be sad times for him for some time
in Alabama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Ladv curzon serIousIv I'M.

London. July 1S.-Lady Curzon, OF
Kedleston. has been seriously ilI for
some days, and the latest bulletin says
her condition shows no improvement
Lord Curzon has postponed his engage
ments, including that for the dinner q
be given in his honor by the Constitu-
tional club next Thursday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
\ WORD ABOUT THE STREET
CARS.

The "Jim Crow" Street car law
continues 90 Doe q source of annoy
ance and irritation TO both white
and colored passengers. The latest
phase of the iniquitous measure was
shown in the arrest of Mr.. j. Wesley
Jones by Street-car Conductor Ro-
bert Davis Mr.. Jones was I'm the
active service of the United States
government He wore the mail car
rior's uniform and carried the mail
bag with the mail therein az the
time ho was arrested.
Despite am of this. Conductor Da-
Wis delayed the mail by having Jones
arrested because he refused 90 move
from one seat TO another. although
he was sitting ia the seat provided
by the company for white and col
.ored passengers. The Conductor
and his counsel have since attempt
ed 20 show that he was arrested for
disorderly conduct. bat the "sum
and substance" of this disorderly
conduct was his expression OF indie-
nation az the action OF the Conductor
in attempting TO prevent his secur-
ing resting place upon one OF the
seats specified by the rules Of the
company
The case was so frivolous that the
charge against MaiI-carrier Jones
was dismissed in the Police Court.
The amusing part OF the case was
the declaration OF Conductor Davis
that he had not been discharged bv
the company and the declaration of
Attorney a. B. Guigon that ne had
been discharged and the order post
ed. IL seems though that upon
closer examination OF the facts. he
was reinstated.
The United States Postal author
tiles knowing that a maiI-carrier can
not be arrested for a misdemeanor.
while on duty. if the United States
laws are observed swore out war
rants for the police officer and for
Conductor Davis upon the charge OF
delaying the United States mails.
The policeman was discharged by
United States Commissioner Brady
and the street-car conductor sent on
10 the grand jury.
II is indeed unfortunate that so
much power should have been given
TO so many of these incompetent
white men. They are in many in
stances drawn from the lowIy walks
of life, with but little experience
and no judgment. The fact that
this conductor testified on the stand
that he got mad because Mr.. Jones
called him "a dirty little upstart"
Is OF itself evidence Of his lack of
qualification for the job which he
holds. A person who has TO deal
constantly with the aggravating pub
lie must bear and forbear. II his
temperament and disposition will not
permit him TO do this, ne should not
accept job for which he is clearly
unified.
Conductor Davis could have Sc
cured Mr. Jones name and number
and he could have secured a warrant
against him afterwards. Mr.. Jones
was right, when he said the uniform
ne wore protected him. J. Wesley
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Defender Of Mrs. surratt Dead.

Indianapolis. July 1S.-John W
Clampitt who with Reverdy Johnson.
defended Mrs. Surratt following the
assassination of President Abraham
Lincoln. died at the Indianapolis city
hospital. He was born in the District
Of Columbia In 1898. and for many
years was an employe of the postofice
department In the west.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21

Harrisburg. Pa. July IL. - While a
fierce thunderstorm was raging here
lightning struck the nue connecting
with the kitchen stove In the home OF
Moses Fischman. upsettins the stove
and scattering live Goals all over the
room. Mrs. Ida Cezelser. a married
daughter. was fatally burned. and -four
others In the room sustained painful
burns.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
ING RoNs Drowned.

jamestown. ~ Y. July 1s.-Edwin
McGrew and F. W. Whisall. members
OF the Boys Brigade OF the Episcopal
church OF Pittsburg were drowned
while swimming in Chautauqua lake,
where the brigade was In camp.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
EIks Elect Exalted Ruler,

Denver. July 1S.-Judge Henry
Melvin. of Oakland. Cal. was unani
mousiy elected grand exalted ruler OF
the Benevolent and Protective Order
OF Elks In the convention. DIR. Hard
land. OF Montana. refused to permit,
his name 70 20 before the convention
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
counterfeIter Gets Six Year,

Trenton, N. j.. July l7.--Judge Cross
IN the United States court sentenced
Luigi ZambIno. Italian counierfeiter.
ito six years in state prison Zsmbiao
was one OF romber of coutnerfeiters
Operating In sad about New York and
Hcboken- Tie spurious money was
made In by and brought over here
by Zsmhi. ard S.F-0se1 Of.
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Secretary Root In Brazil.

Washington. July 1.-THE navy de-
partmsnt has received a cablegram
from Para, Brazil. announcing the
safe arrival OF Secretary Root and his
party at that city on the United States
cruiser Charleston.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-21
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady, choice. S5.7506:
prime. $500 $40. HOGS steady.
prime heavies. S7G705: mediums. $7.15
N720, heavy Workers. $40: light
Workers and pigs. S7.20G725. roughs.
s55oQ6. SHEEP slow: prime wethers,
S5n BIO. culls and common sheep.
veal calves. S7.5OM77b