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Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Richmond Hospital Items.

Miss Rosa May Johnson of Louisa
County is here being prepared for
an operation.
Miss May Daniels who was here
being treated for stitch abcess, has
been discharged, cured.
Mr.. AlGheus McKenny, who mad
a Herniotomy performed. has been
dismissed in good condition.
Mr.. Peyton King of New Kent Co.
who came to the Hospital a few DAYS
ago is improving.
Mrs. M. e. Jackson, Mrs. Martha
Campbell. Mrs. Annie Gadsden, Miss
Rosa Reid, Little Evelyn A. Griffin.
Mr.. George Fenny, Mr.. Banks An
derson and Mr.. James c. Cross of
Newport News, are numbered with
the list OF convalescents.
Miss l.. Flowers is nursing DR..
j. NJ. Vaughan's oldest daughter of
Manchester.
Mrs. c. p. Tyler. Miss 5. w. Scott.
Miss H K. Riddick and Miss L. B.
White are nursing in the city.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
MIR. =. ID. Panncll-

We present our readers with a
cut" OF Mr.. S. ID. Pannell. Second
Headwaiter OF The Homestead at
Hot SpSings. Va. lie announced
that he had purchased "a whole
mountain" on the top OF which ne will
erect summer cottages for welI.to
do colored people at reasonable
rate. He is very popular and
seems determined to see the project
through. He is in close touch with
some well-known colored men Of
the north.
He was evidently caught first hand
at the Hot Springs. when this pho
tOgraph was taken.
He is the owner OF a fine cottage
az this place and it is paIatiallv
furnished through gh-out. The Hot
Springs are open the year round and
they are the favorite resorts for the
wealthiest classes OF white people in
this country. Sleeping cars run
from New Yor6 City direct.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
The "CoF1ise" Moved.

Last Monday night about II o.
clock, group OF men were peering
anNiously into a coffin box. in front
OF Mr.. a. ID. Prices Undertaking es-
tabishment on Leigh ST. 1t had
been zinc lined and we anxiously en-
qutred, as we detected the outlines
OF a mans form IL the person had
been Sbf~tf IN on occff~uessf ..-.... a
nod I'm the Affirmative answered the
query One OF the men pulled the
coat from the face Of the "corpse"
struck match 20 see n he could rec
ognize it and-the corpse" moved.
An enquiry brought the informa-
ton from Mr.. Isham Mann that the
youngster, Robert Hin had been
sleep on the bence. and the "bovs"
had taken him up and put him 4.
that coffin box. A body was 20 be
shipped in it early the next morning.
Hill did not seem 10 be any wiser for
he was sleeping as peacefully as an
infant and seemed 60 object TO even
be disturbed. He had no knowlelge
however that the boys" had changed
his resting place for IL he had there
would no doubt have been quick
moving in that neighbcrhood.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Notice.

Richmond. Va. July cath. 1906.
Dear Brethren and Sisters:
We are aware of the fact that I'm
less time than a month from now
the great Sunday School and B. Y
p. L. convention of Virginia will
meet In the great Fifth Street Bap-
tist Church Of Richmond. The com.
mittee is untiring in its efforts
in making preparation for the del.
egates that will attend the conven.
ton. We earnestly hope that all the
schools will rally with a large del.
egation and contribution for etiu.
cational, state and foreign mission
We earnestly request that all parties
that will be in attendance at the
convention will notify the committee
at once, Send names to the pastor
DR.. a. f. Edwards, 916 Turpin St
or b. II. Peyton. 613 n. 2nd st.
We hope to see you all in August
and that all will rally together "a
lay 100000 on the table.
Respectfully,
B. H. PEYTON.
lst Vice President
2t
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Another New Court in Richmond.

Mt Olivet Court. No. 1Os was or
ganized at the Pythian Castle, No.
511 North Third St. by Grand Wor-
thy Counsellor John Mitchell. Jr.
Friday, July goth, 1906 with the fol
lowing officers: Worthy Counsellor,
Mrs. Eliza Burkley: Worthy Inspec-
triN. Mrs. Dollie Flood: Worthy In.
spector. Mrs. Mary Hewlett; Senior
Directress, Mrs. Martha Walker:
Junior Directress, Miss Virginia
Pleasants; Orator, Mrs. Mary
Branch; Register OF Deeds. Miss Jul
Ia b. Perry; Register OF Accounts.
Mrs. Octayia Robinson: Receiver OF
Deposits. Mrs. Ardelia Smith: Es-
cort, Rev. S. p. Robinson: Conduc-
tress, Mrs. Pearl Ford: Assistant
Conductress, Mrs. Susie Price: Her
aid, Daniel J. Bradford: Protector.
Miss Maggie Hughes Trustees: :
Mrs. Mary Kemp. Mrs. Queen Park
er, Mrs. Caroline Watson.
a bounteous repast was spread
anu all heartily enjoyed themselves.
This Court was organized through
the persistent efforts OF Mrs. Olivia
r. Robinson and the Grand Worthy
Counsellor commended her highly.
Addresses were deliveI'ed by Mrs.
Rosa Loving. Miss NJ. L. Chiles. Mrs.
htldr~d johnson anu rev. y r
Robinson.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
INJURED-CoLoRED.

The injured. colored: Mamie LeeIx
Bette McFadden. OF Hamlet: George
Morgan, OF Rockingham: Cicero
Ihomas, OF Laurinburg: Oscar Lee.
OF Hamlet; Cert Hanton, of Hamlet
richard Douglass. OF BennettsvilIe:
May Douglass OF Bennettsville: Iyor
ONindine, of Lumberton: Frsnl,
Scott. residence unknown: Jum o.
dom, OF Gibson, y. c.: Lizzie Row
man or Hamlet. n. c.; George Cross
fireman, Hamlet. n. c.: Mrs. Cicero
Thomas, OF Rockingham: Mamie
Lee, address unknown: Octavia
Jackson, Hamlet, y. c.; James Stew
art, Hamlet, ~ c.; Henry Stewart
Hamlet, n. c.: Carrie McNair. I.aur
lnburg. n c.; Perry Clark. Laurin.
ourg, \. c; E Radley, Rockingham:
June Radley, Rockingham. n. c:
ttichard Morgan. Rockingham, ". c.
Jamie Stewart, Laurinburg, n. G 9.
victoria Freeman. Laurinburg. y
=" one unknown man, one nm
AnoWh woman, and one unknown
chllu' sam Camel, Laurinburg, n. c.
Norioik, July 23.-The following
ohcial statement concerning last
nisht wreck on the Seaboari Air
Line Railway between Hamlet and
people were killed and more than
TINS number injured as the rsult of
head-on collision between a mas
senger train bound from Rutherfor&I
near Charlotte. to Wilmington. N
=, and a freight train from Hamlet
TO Monroe, y. C.. was given ont AT
the office OF President Alfred Walter
OF the Seaboard in Norfolk. TODAY.
regular local passenger train No.
"a, running from Rutherford to win
mlngton. collided with extra sou;h.
bound engine 6S3 about four miles
west OF Hamlet at $40 p. M. Sun
day, July\22.
AT II Nj. to-day, July o. n &c
known at the presidents Office that
eight white people and twelve colored
people have been killed and five
white people and nineteen colored
people injured. It is possible that
there may be others.
'On account of wires having been
knocked down by the accident ii has
been impossible to ger correct lists
OF the killed and injured
''The accident was caused by fail.
ure Of the operator at Rockingham
TO hold No. "a for the extra freight
train"
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Colored knights Install Officers.

AT a meeting OF Rockingham Star
Lodge, No. y, Knights OF Pythias.
held on the 10th inst, the follow
ing officers were installed or began
their terms:
G. A. Newman. c. c.: II. w. Fran
els, V. c.; Rev. Joseph Wheeler. p.
Europe Johnson, NJ. of w; II. v.
Johnson, X. OF r. and s.; J. NJ. Ran
dali, Nj. OF F.; II. NJ. ballard, NJ. of
Elk; +. w. Newman. NJ. at A; J. II.
kenney, /. c.; II. Hawkins, o. G..
Preston Rice, London Kempler. Jas.
Moore. j. Walter Francis, atten-
dants.
This lodge was organized about
two years ago, and now has over
forty members, with a good prospect
for increasing its membership In the
near future
J. c. Holmes. the Whter Street
Restauranter. is the present ID. ID.
G. c. for this place.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
NEEDS OF COMPANY.

The needs OF the company are e.
numerated as follows:
Expenses OF sending an agent TO
Africa to secure representatives Of
the various tribes. $1,000.
Building 10 contain $4,000 square
feet OF floor space. $4,000.
Promotion and publicity. incIud-
Ing collecting exhibits and the re-
turn OF the same. advertising, etc.
$4,000.
Preparation OF a historical chart.
showing the rise OF the race AMI a
history Of the achievements of the
negro in freedom. $4,000.
Maintenance and care of building.
etc. $4,000.
Entertainment OF visitors. con-
certs, musical features and repre-
duction I'm costume OF old plantation
melodies. $4,000.
stationery, postage and otherwise
unclassited expenses. $4,000.
Restaurant and kitchen furniture.
$500.
outbuildng. miscellaneous uses.
$4,000.
The Executive Board OF the COM
pany returned 20 Richmond this af
ternoon, but will come back and
confer with the commission probably
next week.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
DIR. BOwsER's WIFE GONE.
An Unexpected Death-A Bride of
Year

1T is Gods way. His will be lone
hot ours were the last words OF
mckinley and they might we'll have
oeen repeated by o. B. II. Bowser.
NJ. u as he marched with the mourn
.ui Sortege that was carrying his wife
10 the tomb. She died Friday morn
ing, July Goth, after a brief Illness
ana lusty youngster that has new
er known and will never know ITS
mother is now being tenderlv nur.
tured at the Bowser mansion.
IL was but a few weeks ago that
this unfortunate young woman
stood the schock of ner father
death. Little did she taink tnat
she would so soon take her
Iather's place and that the same
funeral director, Mr.. w. Isaac Jobn
son would carry her to a place
Mhere she could slumber beside her
iatner' until the sounding of the
last trump.
The church was packed with
friends and sympathizers. DR.. Row
ser is the only son OF Mrs Rosa
10 Bowser. A female member of
the church sang, II am going home"
ano the congregation Joined IN
Shortly afterwards the organ sound-
ed under the skillful touch of Miss
Nanme b. Jones, and Flee as a
Bird to your Mountain" was the
tune rendered.
Inen came the honorary paIl-bear
ers; H. l.. Harris, NJ. D.; G. e. Will
err NJ. D.; z. r. Jefferson, NJ. D.: NJ
rs. Jones. NJ. D.; A. w. G.. Farrar
M. D.; d. A. Ferguson, ID. ID. s;
Pharmacist WI. Smith. Funeral
director johnson came next and then
the active pall-bearers: DIR. James
r.. Jackson; w. II. Hughes. NJ u :
j. A Lewis, M. D.; Albert A Ten
nant, NJ. D.; Benjamin Adams. Ro.
ger Franklin.
Rev. w. H. Stokes, Phi. d.. lined
out the hymn:
Unveil thy bosom faithful tomb.
rake this new treasure to thy trust
And give these sacred relics room
To slumber in the dust"
Inc Scriptures were read by Rev
5 G. Burrell, after which Rev ID
n. Fassar. ID. ID. offered praver
Madam Carrie " Hawkins sang An
a voice filled with nathos. "I,ead
Kindly Light" Rev. w. III Stokes
Ph. ID. delivered soulstirring SER
mon from 14th chapter of John ana
the first verse: Let not vour heat
be troubled, ye believe in God. he
lieve also in me-"
AT the conclusion. the choir
sang Jesus, Lover OF my SouI." AZ
ter which the procession of mofrn-
ers filed slowly from the church.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another New Lodge at Newport News

Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
Jr. arrived here Saturday afternoon
at $50 to institute a new lodge of
knights of Pythias. He was accom-
panied by Grand Medical Register
e. r. Jefferson and Grand Atten-
dant S. S. Baker. They were met
by Grand Vice Chancellor T. ]. Pree
and District Deputy Grand Chancel-
lor j. c. Allen.
The party went to the residence
of Sir Pree, where the Madame. as
sisted by Mrs. B. Dorham prepared
a most appetizing repast. The in
itiation took place at the Pythian
Castle. The new body will be
known as Athletic Lodge, No. 113.
The officers are Chancellor Com
mander, George Juhans; Master OF
Work. j. III. Haywood; Vice Chan
ceIlor, Hinton Brookins; Prelate,
Lewis Gabriel; Keeper OF Records
and Seal, Fleming ]. Elicit; Master
OF Finance, Ernest Norman; Master
of Exchequer, Thos. Brown; Master
at Arms. Lolar Travis; Inner Guard.
Walter Parrish; Outer Guard. Will
lie Clark. Trustees. Samuel Thomp
son. Nola Clay, S. ID. Tazewell.
Among those who assisted were
Sirs j. j. Booker. T. j. Pree,
J. w. Larkin, c. Logan, ]. E. Hub
bard, WI, Jenkins. G. Pickett, c. L.
Goodman, John E. Jones. John Clark
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
PET SCHEME
IS KILLED.
UNCLE SAM TO MAN
AGE COLORED EX-
HIBIT AT JAMES
TOWN.
DIsAPPOINTs THE PROMOTERS,

OiSABBOlNIS THE PROMOTERS.
Delegation from Richmond Confers
with Assistant Secretary Edwards.
ColOred Men Ask Privilege OF Su-
perinteding the Display Given by
Their Race at the Exposition
Their Request is Denied.
Washington. d. c. Post. Jul. 22. O6l
The executive committee OF the
jamestown Negro Development Ex-
position Company came TO Washing
ton yesterday 10 confer with J. II.
Edwards, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. and were surprised TO
have most cherished project
knocked on the head.
Congress has appropriated 500.
600 for the Negro development ex-
hibit, which is 20 show the progress
OF the colored people from savagery
in Africa TO their present condition
in America. The moving spirits of
the exhibit are most influential col
ored men, ana the committee which
was in Washington yesterday was
headed by Giles b. Jackson. OF Rich
mOnd. a colored lawyer, who has
amassed a fortune Of about half a
million dollars and has won the re-
spect and esteem OF the people of
that city
Tho pro5~otors OF .tha. .azhibft a-s
desirous Of having everything con-
nected with their part OF the expo
sition done by colOred people. TO
show, as clearly as possible, the ad-
vance and capability OF their race.
In particular, they had set their
hearts upon erecting their own
building.
They were very much astonIshed
yesterday TO learn from Mr. Ed
wards, who is secretary TO the com
mission composed OF the Secretaries
or the Treasury. War and Navy. that
the builuing, which is TO cost about
S25,OOO, must be pvt up by the
government There was a lively
debate on the subject, but the de
cision of Mr.. Edwards prevailed
Objection is also made to a plan
of the committee TO spend $1,000
on bringing an exhibit from Africa
TO show members and customs of un-
civilized tribes from which the col
ored people OF this country sprang.
A proposed expenditure OF $4,000
for chart showing every detail OF
the races progress for ESQ years,
and for a history Of the race 10 be
used later 70. textbook in colored
public schools, also met with the cold
shoulder.
The committee further asked that
r. T. Hill. colorei, cashier of the
True Reformers' Bank, In Richmond
be made disbursing agent for them,
he being ready TO give bonds in any
sum desired. Hill had letters from
the three largest banks in Richmond
testifying 20 his ability. Tie has
handled over $17,0OO,eOO since he
has been connected with the bank,
which does a business of $1,OOO,0OO
year. He is not acceptable to the
commission as disbursing agent.
II is understood that the people
OF Richmond are anxious TO have the
colored people given every oppor-
tunity TO show their capacity and
advance in this exhibit, which the
leaders among them have so care
fully planned.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

Richmond. Va. July gath. 1906.
The Richmond Ministerial Council
convened on June 25th. 1906 to ad-
Just a matter between the two fac
uons containing the name OF Pill
grim Baptist Church The Council
decided that Pilgrim Baptist Church
was on Hickory Street and advised
those five members to return to the
church from which they were ex-
communicated.
The Council decided that there is
no Pilgrim Baptist Church at 7th
and Baker Streets.
REV. r. l.. COLEMAN, Pastor
r. BRANCH, Ch.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

Va White, G.. w. May. R ]. Jones.
J. w. Owens. Richard White. w. T..
Booker, James Revis, w T. Bell.
Col. Casper Rowlett was present
The visitors left yesterday after
a pleasant drive over the city and
vicinity in company with Grand Vice
Chancellor Pree and Sir q. Dorham.
This lodge was instituted through
the efforts of Sir J. G. Allen. the
recently appointed District Deputy
Grand Chancellor. The Grand Chan
cellor was much pleased and COM
plimented him highly Sir Mitchell
and Jefferson spoke at the Zion Bap
tist Sunday School yesterday morn
ing.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Under the Big Tent.

The Reunion of old scholars and
the intermediate golden and silver
celebration wedding Of Mr.. o. NJ
Steward will be held under the
mammoth gospel tent at Leigh st
Methodist Church tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock. TisC tent is ca,
pabie or holding six hundred persons
and will most probably be filled.
All old scholars OF Mr. Stewart
and the public generally are cor
daily invited 20 attend.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
MORE THAN
SCORE DIED.
LIST OF FATALITIES IN
SEABOARD WRECK
INCREASING.
Victims Nearly All CoIored-Error
i'm Orders Given by Railroad Of
ficialS as Cause OF Disaster.

Raleigh, y. c., July 23.-As the
result OF the head-on collision, which
took place last night between Rock
ingham and Hamlet. on the Sea
board Air Line. twenty-five persons
are dead, and upward of twenty
three injured. There were twenty
bodies taken out of the wreck. and
two OF the injured died to-day in the
hospital at Charlotte. Most of the
victims are colored
Following are the names OF those
killed In the wreck:
White-Frank B. Lewis. engineer.
Hamlet; II. S. Byrd. baggage mas
ter. Rockingham.
Colored-Thomas Hill. fireman:
Watt Began, porter. Wadesboro. y.
c; Rev. Thomas Jones. Rockingham,
y. c.; Gilbert McFadden, Hamlet;
Sandy Caples and wife, LaurinburE.
y. C; Cert Harrington's baby: Es.
ter Dupree, Bennettsville, 5. c.: Ma
ry Land, Bennettsville. s. c.: Mary
Bell and child, Rockingham. y. c. (:
Jane Russell. Hoffman; Hannibal
McNair and child. Lauringburg; Geo.
McLaurin; Brinker Russell. Hon
man; two unknown men.
Two unknown men died en- route
10 Charlotte on special train.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Base Ball,

There will be base ball match
between the Theban and ST. Joseph
Athletic Club for the benefit Of the
League Training School and Hospi-
tai Monday, July 3Oth, 1906 at Broad
Street Park.
These two leading teams have
kindly consented TO give the benefit
for the Great Labor Dignifying Or
ganization and Hospital Admission
8 cents. Game called at 1870 p.
NJ.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
20.
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va. July 20th, 1906.
This is TO certify that / have re.
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
chancellor OF the Grand Lodge OF
virginia, Knights OF Pythias, ($15O.
OO) One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
IN payment of the death claim of Sir
Richard Wilson, who was member
OF Royal Lodge, No. 26 of Richmond.
Va.
her
Signed-Mattie X Wilson,
mark
Beneficiary
ID. J. Bradford.
w. II. Jones.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
Mrs. HansborO's Correction.

Hot Springs. Va, July 2 24tn, O6
Mr.. John Mitchell. Jr.,
Richmond. Va,
Dear Sir:
Would you kindly change the ar.
ticle in your paper, The PLANET
which appeared in last weeks issue
(July 21st) concerning the property
owned by Mrs. w. +. Hansboro?
1t was stated that said property
was purchased by Mr.. Samuel Pan.
nell, which was a mistake. Mrs.
Hansboro, the owner of the property
had 1t sold at public auction to clear
the title, and she was the purchaser.
I'm changing this you will greatly
oblige.
Respectfully.
(Mrs.) w. f. HANSBORO.
Hot Springs. Va.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

Miss Adah Thompson and Miss
Matte Z. Hall of Baltimore are in
the city. the guests of Mrs. Claude
Brown, SIC n. Third st.
Miss Lucy Marshall and mother
OF Andover, Mass. will be in the
city until Sept. They are stopping
at 1926 James st.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

WANTED-100 Colored girls to
do light manufacturing work, will be
well paid while learning. Can soon
make from $500 to $500 a week,
according to capacity and willingness
TO work. Steady employment On
ly girls of good character wanted.
Apply at once to.
SIG N. 18th Street.
Opposite Colored Normal School.
2t
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

DIR. w. F. Graham, who has been
indisposed is much improved. He
has been able 70 partially resume his
duties. One night recently, a COM
mittee from the 5th Baptist Church
quietly visited his residence and hrI-
MS store-room with -four. lard,
meat, sugar etc, much 10 his sur
prise and ediication the next morn
ing.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
King Burrows at Hot Springs Again.

"~ iO"S "' hot springs Again.
It seems that King Burrows. 10
whom a reference was made in our
editorial correspondence OF last week
did reach Hot Springs. Va after all
and that his prediction was verified
We have received letter from Mr..
). ID. Pannell. under date OF July
18th, 1906. Among other things.
he says:
Our fishing party did not turn
out Ike King Burrows Surely nv
men viii never get through teasing
King Burrows about his fishing trip
with you and the Doctor. King saws
he does not want to 80 with YOU
again as you are too close an observ-
err"
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
COMMISSION CRITICAL.

1t seems the commission is also
disposed to criticise the plans which
the Negroes have mapped out for
the exposition. Mr. Edwards was
especially disposed to disapprove of
that feature which proposes to bring
over from Africa representatives of
a large number of savage negro tribes
and exhibit them for the purpose of
contrasting the negro in his original
estate witn that which he has achiev
ed through contrast with white civ
ilization. "Foolishness," said Mr..
Edwards
Giles said more than that when
ne had got well out of the Treasury
Department
Giles Jackson and his assistants
have prepared an exhaustive state
ment OF the needs OF the company.
and incidentally an outline OF the
nature and scope OF the colored
exhibit. The negro exhibit is class
ihed under ten heads as follows:
Agricultural, including dairy pro-
ducts, live stock, etc: manufactures
education, liberal arts. including lace
making, needlework and textile man
ufacture; fine arts. including paint
ing, sculpture and music; domestic
science, including breadmakins AMI
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

The Uniform Rank, knights of
Pythias will observe its anniversary
this year In Petersburg, Va. The
First Regiment will go over Septem-
Der Sd. Labor Day.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

Bring or send us your JOB
WORK; we do it nicely. We do it
quickly.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

Mr.. James p. Lewis OF Philadel-
phia, Pa. called on us.
Mr.. j. Samuel Vandervali OF
New York is in the city and called
on US.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

Funeral Director A. ID. Price has
purchased the frame dwelling ad.
joining his residence for $2,5OO. Mr..
John B. Harris was the owner. This
will give him much more space for
his steadily increasing business.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
PR CE FIVECENTS

the culinary art; medical science.
woman's department, including day
nursery and care of children: libra
~ science and miscellaneous inven-
uons and things of special attraction.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
INJURED-wHITE.

The injured. white: J. d. Bowen.
OF Raleigh, conductor Of train No
~. slightly injured: ]. T. Lear. Of
Rockingham; r. A. Carter, of Rock
ingham; G. s. Birmingham. OF Rock
lngham; J. o. Bundy. engineer of
freight train.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28

The wife OF Capt. John G. Smith
continues iniisposed at his residence
No. 1901 4. Leigh St.
Richmond planet., 1906-07-28
NEGRO EXHIBIT
AT EXPOSITION.
WOULD CONTRAST MEN FROM
HEART OF AFRICA WITH
PRESENT RACE.
Darkies Must do all Work.-Rcquest
of the Negroes Met With Rebuff
by Washington Officials.

tRichmond. Va. Times Dispatch July
22d, 1861