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The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1906-07-14

DR.. Alexis Carrel and DR.. O @. Guth.
RE of the Chicago university physiolog-
ical laboratory, have completed experi-
ments upon dogs showing the possibility
of substituting the veins for arteries as
vessels. The question
whether similar operations could be used
with success upon the human body is one
about which the prominent physicians
who have discussed the subject during the
week differ. The experimenters say that
this method must be further tested before
being employed on man.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1906-07-14

upward.
'Eus service to and from all trains
and baats, % cents.
Trunks, each way, % cents.
Carriage fare (private), so cents.
Special rates made to parties for
one month or more.
13th-Being above the street and
away from the noise, you will enjoy
nights rest better at the Washing
ton than any other hotel in the city.
14th-Go to the Washington and IL
you are not satisfied that it surpasses
all other hotels on the Pacific Coast
for excellent service and reasonable
prices, your bill will be nothing.
15th-Do not be deceived by believ-
ing that some other hotel in the city
is as good as the Washington, for such
is not the case. The Washington
stands alone as the most charming
and attractive hotel west OF New
York.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

Resolutions.

Death has visited us and has Ia.
ken one sister from our midst. we
have crossed the threshold OF nearly
three years with it's labors. joys. sor-
rows. failures and successes.
BE II Resolved. That we extend
our heartfelt sympathy to husband.
son and entire family in the death
OF our beloved Sister Mamie I.au-
renee has been a member Of Rose
OF sharon Court. No. sc since or
ganization Sept. 18th. 1903 and was
a true member OF the same We the
members OF Rose OF Sharon Court.
No. &C, /. o. c. bow I'm humble sub.
mission 10 the will OF an allwise
Providence in removing from our
midst Sister Mamie Laurence.
Resolved. That in the death OF
Sister Laurence this Court has lost
a jewel that shined equally In fra
ternal and social circles
Resolved third. that we extend 70
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
Virginia Union University. Seventh
Annual Commencement, May
1906.

Sunday, May 18Th. $3.50 2. Nj
Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. H..
II. Waring Alexandria, Va.
Monday, May 14th. Sis p. NJ
Graduating Exercises of toe Acade-
my.
Tuesday. May 18th. p 2. M-Bus-
iness Meeting of the Alumni p.
M.-Alumni Dinner. Sis z. M
Public Exercises of the Alumni As
sociation. Neurology. Prof. s. l..
Wade. A. B.. Centralia. III. Poem.
Dev. ID. y. Vassar. D. d.. Lynch
burg. History. Rev w. r. Gra-
ham. ID. D.. Richmond. Grafton.
Prof. 5. II. Archer. A. b.. Atlanta.
Ga.
"Wednesday, May 16th. 10 A. NJ.
Meeting of the Social Study Club.
Paper by Prof b. +. McWiniams.
a b. B. ID. Sis =. M.-Com-
mencement Exercises.
The Faculty cordially invites YOU
20 attend the exercises Of the week
All literary exercises will be held in
Coburn Hall Tint University will
provide board and lodging as far as
possible for Alumni who come from
a distance.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

groes themselves must train the Ne
groes for their religious work, and
IL is indeed gratifying to see what
this convention is doing along that
line.
NEGRO MUST ACT FOR HIMSELF.
I'VE must no longer sit down and
wait for the white people to take us
up and carry us along. There was
never a better time in the history
of this country for the Negro to do
He is no longer looked upon as an
object of charity, bat ne is now a
full grown man, having passed from
bondage over forty years. He must
no longer be considered a baby. but
must get up and walk. I tell you.
my friends. we must do sometbing
for ourselves.
lege is teaching the Negro what he
should do. It Is teaching him that
no race or nation or individual can
De great without the religion of the
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We
Deiieve in an educated head and
heart, the heart to serve God and
the head TO think. This is the need
or any nation, the need OF any peo-
pie. We are in this country and
are here to stay. and we find as our
leader, Professor G. W. Hayes. and
we are willing TO follow him"
At the close OF the address a col
lection was made for education.
The speakers for to-day are
Charles s. Carter. Rev. L. w. Moore,
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
BAPT. STATE
CONVENTION MEETS.
Large Attendance at Norfolk. MaVOr
RiddiCk Welcomes Them.-
Impressive Exercises--A Magnificent c hurch Edifce
MOTHERS STATES
Impressive Exercises--A Magnificent Church Edi


the race which would be handed
down from a race that loved God.
The Rev l. w. c. Mertz, in a
short address in b half Of the city's
Baptist preachers. said that IL was
a pleasure TO welcome to the city OF
Norfolk the leaders Of the Negro
race. You are the best men in the
world said the speaker, because
He has called you TO preach His
gospel Some OF you come on "Jim
Grow cars and Jim Crow boats but
you were men. and il you had been
hauled here in box cars IL would
have been box cars full Of men"
The Rev. DR.. l.. II. Reynolds. pas
tor OF the John Brown Memorial
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

oke. read the scripture lesson and
made the opening prayer which was
followed by the annual sermon
preached by Rev. DR. w f. Graham
OF Richmond, Va. who is one of the
leauing ministers in the United
States, as well as a leading business
man OF Richmond. He discussed
The Mighty Call;The Answer"
Rev. w. II. Asnburn. OF Manches-
ter. delivered an address ON the
Virginia Theological Seminary and
College" which he termed the pride
OF the Negro Baptists I'm Virginia.
We have reached the place in our
history" ne said. where we must do
something for ourselves. The Ne
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Danville, Va, April 2Sth, 1906.
This is TO certify that we have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr..
Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court OF Virginia, I. o. Calan-
the ($lOO.OO) One Hundred Dollars
In payment OF the death-claim OF
Ella Hill, a deceased member OF In
dustrial Court No. "A of Danville,
Va.
Signed:
her
Alberta Y Fuller.
mark
her
Sarah X Graves
mark
Witnesses:
l.. w. Holbrook.
s. J. Holbrook.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

the bereaved family our sincere sym
pathy and in this hour of dire dis
tress and grief direct them to our
Heaveny Father. who can all our
sorrows heal.
Resolved, fourth. That a copy OF
these resolutions be forwarded to
the family and also our weekly pa
per and spread upon our minutes.
Done by order of Rose of Sharon
Court. No. sc, I. o. c.
Committee:
II. NJ. PETTIS.
DAISY BLANEY.
VENEZUELA DELANEY.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

Church, was introduced and deliver
ed an address in behalf of the Meth
odist preachers of the city.
DIR. JOHNSON RESPONDS TO AD-
DRESS OF WELCOME.
The Rev. DR.. w. Bishop johnson,
of Washington, ID. c., responded to
the address of welcome, in whicn he
paid high tribute to Virginia as a
slave State. He said Virginia was
different from all other slave States
because IL accepted the slaves as
members OF a royal family. He fur
tner said that Virginia had contri-
buted more toward the DEVELOPMENT
of the Union than any other State.
had furnished many great men and
Negroes. Referring to toe body in
convention, he said: 1--WE stand for
the highest ideals in life, and we in
tend to push the battle to tne gate
and let the world know that we be-
lieve in the possibility of the Negro
race and in the doctrine of self helm "
DR. BOWLING'S MASTERLY EFF.
FORT.
The president, Rev. r. II. Bowl
ing, ID. D., delivered a masterful ad-
dress selecting as his theme,
Through Sacrifice to Victory" In
the address ne pointed with pride to
the Virginia Theological Seminary
and College. located at Lynchburg.
and the heroic WORK performed by
frof- O. W. HAYES. the president of
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
Asleep in Jesus.

SCOTT-Died on Thursday April
goth. p. NJ. az her residence 1927
y. 2Ist St, Mrs. Charlotte Scott in
fun triumph of faith She leaves
three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Holmes of Churchhiu. Mrs. Jose
phine V. Jones, and Miss Estelle
Scott of New YORK; eleven grand
children and eight great grand chill
dren 20 mourn their loss.
Her funeral was held at First
Baptist Church at p. NJ. Sunday
April 29th, 1906. Rev. Binford Of
ficiated.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we love is stilled,
a place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filed.
Her daughter,
l.. S.
New York Age please copy.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

In his address he said that the time
had arrived in the History of his
people that they should not sit down
and complain about opportunities,
when they were plentiful and need
ed industrious, honest and energetic
negroes 10 take them up. He con-
tended that all Negroes could not
be teachers, preachers and profess
sional men, and that some would
have TO enter the business and com
mercial world just like the white
brother He showed what his peo-
pie could do and what they were do
ing in Pennsylvania for themselves
Rev. DR.. J. Anderson Taylor, of
Washington, II. c., addressed the
convention and in this he urged tae
Negroes to attend the session of the
Negro Educational and Religious
Congress, which is to be held in
Washington, ID. c.. in July. DR..
Taylor thought that the Negro should
bend every possible effort in the fu-
ture to reach the unreached mem
bers OF his race. and IL this was
done he would get more respect.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
Forecast For Two Weeks.
April $Oth, 1906.

- - - rNNAA1 ASVOs
/. Robert Jeter. in obedience to
the command of God, with the great
est cOmpulsion Will now write again.
The sun and wind are telling the
world the truth, they have obeyed
the writing. Look for five days
good weather this week. The wind
has to blow in regulation VITA the
summer and is not to fail.
Look for the sun at 1870 rest Of
week. Next week at II o'clock, tae
world shall look at these changes
with deep consideration. The
wind has to change the falling OF
the rain from day to night. Toe
wind nas got to blow hard and man
age the clouds. The world has got
TO have every hour good weather
that can be had according to law.
Watch blowing OF wind tomorrow
at 10, the sun at 1890. Watch
shining OF sun at -, the winl at 1
O'Clock tomorrow.
Northeast wind Wednesday. Thurs
day will be a nice pleasant day, may
be cloudy in the afternoon. These
changes must be and has got to be.
Saturday nice day, may be cloudy I'm
afternoon. Sunday may sprinkle.
Early summer this year. Look
for five days good weather next
week. Monday, watch blowing OF
wind at 10 o'clock and shining OF
sun at IL O'Clock.
ROBERT JETER.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

the institution. He also asked that
special prayer be given for the suf-
ferers at San Francisco.
Recognizing the worth OF Dr. Bowl
ing TO the church and the race a mo-
tiOn prevailed by which the rule was
suspended and he was unanimously
elected president for another year.
URGED COLORED RACE TO
GRASP OPPORTUNITIES
Col. Giles b. Jackson. of Richmond
addressed the convention as did Rev.
DR.. 5. J. Jones, president of tne Ma
tional Institute, Jenkintown. Pa.
which is an enterprise for Negroes
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
DIR. Graham is Dressed.

The 5th Baptist Church through
the pastors committee, on last Sun
day presented its pastor, DR.. w. f.
Graham a fine suit OF clothes. Mr..
York Harris made a happy speech
in presenting the suit
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

ID. d., of Philadelphia: Rev. ". b.
Reid. b. D.. Madison. y. j.. Rev.
Harvey Johnson. d. d., Of Baltimore.
Md: Rev a. K. Edwards. ID. ID. of
Richmond, and the Rev DR.. L. W.
Wales will preach tonight and Rev.
Or. William Beckham. of Nashville.
Tenn, Field Secretary for the Ma.
uonal Baptist Convention. will de
liver an address, after the sermon.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
Who VIII Win?

The Minister'S Contest IS on.
Come and get votes for your minis
ter and give him a $40 suit OF Cloth
ing absolutely free.
Votes stand as follows:
Rev. w r. Ashburn. Zion Bap-
tist Church. Manchester. .... 60
Rev. A. J. Nottingham. 3rd St. A.
NJ. e. Richmond nd.......... 81
Rev. w +. Johnson, 1st Baptist
Church, Richmond ....... 81
Rev. w. +. Partee LIST Presbyte-
rian Church, Richmond ..... 49
Rev. A. A. Jackson. Springfield
Baptist Church . As
Rev. ID. Webster Davis, 1st Bap-
tist Church. Manchester. .... 81
Rev. w. H. White, Mt. Carmel
Baptist Church Richmond. 30
Rev. Z. ID. Lewis. 2nd Baptist
Church. Richmond ...-..... %
Rev W. III. Stokes. Ebenezer Bap-
tist Cnurch. Richmond. ...... p
Rev. a. Binga, lst Baptist Ch.
Manchester, ......-......- zS
Rev. a. +. Edwards. 5th St. Bap-
tist Church. Richmond. ..... %
Rev. A. s. Thomas. Sharon Bap-
tist Church, Richmond ...... Fl
Rev. A. Ferguson, Mt. Calvary
Baptist. Richmond ......... 20
Rev Dean, Leigh St. NJ. +. Ch... 10
Rev. r. Y. Peyton. 9th Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Richmond. II
Rev. W. +. Graham, Fifth Bap-
tist Church. sydney ........ l6
Rev. +. Payne, 4th Baptist Ch.,
Richmond. ..........-... 10
Rev. r. D. johnson. Moore Street
Baptist Church, ............ IA
Rev. y. b. Brown, Rising Mt.
Zion Bapt. Ch. Fulton. ...... II
Rev. r. Beecher Taylor. II
Rev. r. j. Bass, Mt. Tabor Bap-
tist Church, .......--..... lo
Rev. ]. 4. Bowler, Mt. Olivet Bap-
tist Church ............. 10
Rev. H. r.. Williams, Fountain
Baptist Church ...-.......,
Rev. Sommers. st. Phillips Epis-
copal Church .....-........
Rev. G. ID. Pinkney. LIST Union
Baptist Church ...........
Rev. West. River View Baptist
Church ............ ........-
Rev. Jcmreys, Union Level Bap-
tist Church ........-....-
Rev Branch Jackson, Bethlehem
Baptist Church, .......---.-
remember lndt lutIe are N"o IiA-
zes, 90 the two minister's receiving
the highest number of votes, 1.-TWO
Tailor-made Suits of Clotaing, one
$40 and one $3.50
Every dollar spent in our store
from now until The LIST OF July, 1906
entities YOU 20 one vote.
Don't think that we can't please
you. Our goods and prices are
rfoht We corry everything in the
line of Clothing. Hats, Shoes and
Gents Furnishings Suits made TO
order from S12.5O TO $500 on
short notice.
THE NEW ENTERPRISE STORE,
52S r. Broad St. Richmond, Va.
J. J. Miller. Proprietor.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

President Roosevelt. on account
LOT previous engagements. can't come
but the Greenville Debating Society
viii meet just the same at Leigh
St Methodist Church. Monday nigat.
Let every body else come, 1Octs.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

Rev. W. !. Smith, B. d. reports
a new lodge OF Knights of Pythlas.
y. A, S. A.. e, A., \. and 4. at FAN
River. Mass The good worK is
spreading in New England.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

Eight Grand Mothers appear at
the Greenville Debating Society's
meeting at Leigh St. Methodist Ch.
Monday night. 10 cents.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

You will ever regret IL IL you
miss the side-splitting laughter at
Leigh st. Methodist Church, Monday
night.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

DO YOU like TO laugh2 Go 90
Leigh Street Methodist Church Mon
day night 10 cents.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
NIGHT SESSION.

One OF the features OF the session
last night was the music rendered
by the choir OF the First Baptist Ch.
The choir is composed of some OF
the leading colored singers in the
city, and had a special musical pro-
gram, which was rendered during
the service.
The Rev. DR.. j. III. Burks, of Roam
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12
20:

WANTED-A first class cook.
Good wages. Apply at SIC Floyd
Avenue, City.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

The Rage: The Greenville De
batting Society, Leigh St. Methodist
Church Monday night. 10 cents.
Richmond planet., 1906-05-12

The Minister'S Contest is on.
Come and get votes for your minis
ter and give him $40 suit OF Cloth
ing absolutely free
Votes stand as follows.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-12
Body and Mind.
The Problem of a Sound Mind in a Sane Body Suggests Itself in
 Dyspepsia.

The reactions of this dreadful di- sease on the mental condition is one of its worst features. Dyspepsia i'm poverishes the blood and as it circu. lates through the body it gives little nourishment to the brain cells. The result is loss of memory. incoordinl- ton in ideas. worriness over triiles. hypochondria. perhaps melancholia, etc. Strengthen your stomach. body and mind with Dr Richards Dyspep- sia Tablets and they will all work in perfect harmony.
 Mrs Walsh of 122 Round Hill street. Waterbury. Conn.,. says: After sui fering for.a q long time and being m- able to keep any solid food on my stomach was induced tO try Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets. I can truthfully say these tablets did Ire more good than all the medicine I have taken for years. I procured d bottle of these tablets six weeks az, at Apothecaries hall. I have contin- ue,l taking the medicine until now. It has done me so much good that I now enjoy my meals and am relieved uf all pains fin the stomach and have gained in weight. I certainly believe the benefit is permanent.
 For sale by all druggists. Better say "Richarls' twice. Price 5D cents per bottle. Made by Dr Rich ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53 Worth street. New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-12
TIMELY TOPICS.

The Colby-Sherwood Co carry ev- cry shape and leather in mems and women's shoes. Good wearing kind.
 The prices Curran's have put on domestics, dress goods, laces and trimmings are the lowest yet.
 Frank De Eco. 50 Center street, is offering for one week special ladies' custom made suits for $20 to $35.
 Tomorrow will be bargain day at Grieve, Bisset & Hollands. These sales are always saving opportunities.
 The Raymond shoe shop is show ing gun metal footwear at s2, $2.50, $3 and $3.5O.
 D. l.. Dickinson & Son have enough redeemed oats in stock to go around among all horse owners.
 Cut prices and extra stamps all this week at Great A. & P. Tea Cos. See their ad tonight.
 You can save money by buying housefurnishings at Reid & Hughes tonight and tomorrow.
 Get a school cap for your boy at Wenzel's. He has hobby ones at 25c. Mems and boys furnishings.
 When you buy paint, get H. w. Johns at Apothecaries Hall Co.'S. The most economical.
 The Connecticut Boot & Shoe store have stylish shoes made on the latest lasts at $3.50 and $4. Don't take chances on i'll fitting clothing when Jones, Morgan X Co have the kind you want.
 Matters can find any of the good wearing clothing for boys at J. B. Mullings & Sons at easy prices.
 The Model Market will have es- pecially nice fish this week. Small bluefish at 12c a pound.
 Examine Mahon's fall and winter line of fabrics. Suits to measure. perfect fitting, SIG to $45.
 Langley is showing over seventy styles in odd rockers. Some fine values. Prices S9c to s25.
 Stair and cabinet work, general jobbing, etc. See George Upham at l4s South Willow street.
 Early fall shapes are arriving at I. Chase's, which have a superior style and tone to them.
 Sporting goods of every description at E. H. Towle's. Look over the list in to-night's ad.
 The Platt Mill Co have great suc- cess with Buffalo horse feed. 100 pound bag at s1.35.
 Fenner has everything necessary for the canning season Jars. jelly glasses. rubbers. etc
 If you want rings. watches. scarf pins. etc, see F. F. Becton's line. Jevelry repairing of all kinds.
 Miller q Peck have pust ten suits handsomely tailored that were SIS. now marked sl.ss-
 Flower pots In all sizes at Hard ing's. This Is the month to pot your ] plants for winter blooms
 John McElligott sells pure. clean coal. Lehigh gives good results for i cooking and heating
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-12
oAKyILLE HAPPENINGS

WOrkmen in the employ of the trolley company began the work of
 extending the tracks under the rail
 road bridge and connecting the miss ing links between the preesnt. term
 inal and Smiths bridge, this morn ing. It now looks as if the cars will
 be running to Smitht's factory in a comparatively short time. While chopping wood at his home
 on Main street last evening, the axe which Charles w. Lipps, was using
 missed the stick and lodged in the
 choppers arm inflicting an ugly
 wound. The wound was later dressed by Dr. A. D. Variell, of Watertown,
 and Mir Lipps will probably be able to use the arm again ih short time
 H. A. Sibley returned this morn ing from flying visit to Lyme. Mrs Josephine Simon, of New ton Heights left this morning for several days visit in Boston, and |sother points of interest in Massachu- setts.
 Emil Bissemey found his COW which strayed away several days ago
 at the home of Constable r. s. Peck. An addition is being built to the
 house occupied by F. H. Plumb on
 Falls avenue.
 Mark Wood, of Wood street lost a
 valuable dog yesterday. The animal was killed by trolley car.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-12
A CRISIS IN CUBA.
President Sends Warship to
 Protect Americans.
CRUISER DIES MONIES FOR HAVANA

Situation In Island Republic AbsOrba Attention ut Washington-Palma Government Not Trusted to Handle Affairs Vigorously. WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The crit lcal situation in Cuba Is absorbing the attention of the administration to the exclusion of all other foreign topics. as indicated by the activity of the officials in the state, navy and war depart. ments.
 Fear of an attack by the insurgents on Havana is spreading, and there are rumors more or less authentic from all directions of new uprisings in various quarters.
 It is said positively here that oul government would not allow the rebels to capture the city of Havana.
 The American Captain Reno's) rapid fire battery keeps nightly vigil at La Fuerza castle, in front of the palace, prepared to sweep the Place de Arms park, fronting on the palace, in the event of any surprises in that quarter. The waterworks at Vento Springs and other outlying exposed points are be- ing guarded with increasing vigilance. Major E. r. Ladd of the military sec rctary's departmSnt has been granted leave of absence for one month and has left for Cuba. Major Ladd was for two and half years an officer of the military government of Cuba during the time the island was under control of the United States.
 The president, at Oyster Bay, is keep ing in close touch with every develop ment of the revolutionary movement In Cuba and is in constant communica- tion by wire with the officials here, who indeed are even in receipt of de tailed instructions from him as to what they shall do
 American shipping and commercial interests about Havana are to have the protection of an American warship In Cuban waters. While government off SidiS SuOW dA luSilAuliOu HUI tO uloSuSo Cuban affairs in any particular beyond making public dispatches from Mir. Sleeper, the American charge at Ha- vana, confirming dispatches printed in the daily press. there can be no doubt from the attitude of the officials that the cruiser Des Moines, which Cleared from Norfolk. Is sailing on state de- pertinent mission, and it is rumored in official circles that shp will proceed immediately to Havana.
 President Roosevelt, it Is rumored here, is responsible for the sailing of the Des Moines. {
 The sailing of the Des Moines has chilled the sanguine feeling in off, cial circles of President Palma's ability to promptly suppress the insurrection, and it is believed here that the revolu- tionary force may be making greater headway than would be supposed from the meager news which comes from the island. The very fact tliat it has become necessary to dispatch a United States cruiser to Cuban waters is taken as an indication that the seriousness of the uprising has been belittled.