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Company X. Twenty-fourth Infan-
try-For GOODNESS and good judg-
ment in engagement at Santa Ana.
p. T.. Oct 9Th. 1893: while serving
as first sergeant Company X. TWEEN
ty-fourth Infantry.
White, Joseph, retired-For dis
tinguished conduct in rescuing a
comrade from drowning IN the Rio
Grande de PampanEa. at Cabana-
tuan, p l.. Nov. s. 1900. while serv-
ing as musician. Company B. Twen-
ty-fourth Infantry.
Others who received certificates
of bravery are:
Sergt. Peter McCown. Tenth Cav
airy. Sergt Peter Jackson. 24th In
fantry. Color Sergt Adam Houston
10th Cavalry; Wagner Thomas II d..
Herbert 10th Cavalry: Sergt. Oscar
G. Ogden. 10th Cavalry. Post Com
missary Sergt. William PAYNE. 10th
Cavalry; Sergt. George W. Pumphrev
9Th Cavalry; @. NJ. Sergt James
Satchel. oath Infantry. Trumpeter
Luchious Smith. 10th Cavalry: Sergt
William Richards. path Infantry.
Cory James Elliott. 10th Cavalry:
Corp Scott Crosby 24th Infantry:
Private James Bates. 9th Cavalry.
White
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Meath the willows long Ago.

BY the gentle. gliding river.
Where the willows droop so low
By the soft and shining river,
BY the rivers gentle flow.
There maiden met her lover.
With the watchful stars above her
Meath the willows, long ago.
BY the cleaning. glistening river
In the moonlight. long ago,
BY the shadows in the river.
Meath the willow. dropping low.
Ihere maiden, kissei a lover,
Wsth the smiling stars above her.
BY the rivers gentle flow.
BY the restless. roaming river.
Wnere the waters falt'ring flow
BY the sad and signing river.
Where the waters murmur low.
There a maiden, broken hearted.
Weeping, from a lover parted
Meath the willows. long ago.
In the restless. ruthless river.
Where the weeping willows grow.
In the cold and cruel river
Where the waters darkly flow.
There the chilly water parted,
Hid a maiden, broken hearted.
In its bosom, long ago
j. IT. GRAY.
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COLoRED SOLDIERS BRAVE.
Numbers Of Those Discharged Have
Splendid Records.

Washington Post. Nov. 18Th. 'OeI
Since the discharge of Commands
b and ID of the Twenty-ffth CcoI-
ored) Infantry by President Roose-
welt, friends OF the cOlored soldiers
nave looked up their army records.
The records show that a number
OF the colored men have been given
either medals OF honor or certificates
OF merits for conspicuous gallantry.
me following cases of cOlored sol
diers being rewarded for bravery
are from the official records.
Thompkins. William H.. sergeant.
Company II. Twenty-ffth Infantry
For distinguished gallantry at Tav-
abacOa, Cuba, where. after a force
hal succeeded in landing and hal
been compelled 10 withdraw to the
boats. leaving a number of killed
and wounded ashore he voluntarily
went ashore in the face Of the en-
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wounded comrades, who otherwise
would have fallen into the hands of
the enemy. This after several pre-
ylous attempts had been frustrated.
June 3Oth, 1898, while serving as
private, Troop G. Tenth Cavalry.
Gray COMFY. private. Company II
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Caney. Cuba, July /. 1898. in fear
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Y IRE applying a first aid bandage
and carrying his wounded captain
considerable distance to the rear TO
shelter, ami then rejoining his com
pany. participating in the action 10
its close. while serving as a private
Company ID, Twenty-ffth Infantry
Parker, Jesse e. private, first
class, Hospital Corps-For brave
and faithful conduct in assisting
wounded officer to place of safety
while exposed to severe fire. San
tiago. Cuba. July /. 1898; while
serving as artificer, Company ID, oath
Infantry.
Williams. Squire. corporal. retired
For gallantry in action Nav II
1899. while escorting Paymaster
Wham and party; being attacked bv |
robbers, though shot through the
leg, he continued TO fire; while serv
ing as private. Company K, Twenty
fourth Infantry.
Stevens. Jacob w, first sergeant,
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.DUE PRoCEss oF IN
IWEiteI

New York Times. Nov. s. 1906
The action of the President i'm 81
rectng the iishouorablc ifscharg,
of an the enlisted men of three com.
panies of infantry is entirely UMPIRE
cedented. The announcement OF ID
viii CRATE harshly upon the ears of
those who are accustomed to believe
that they are living under Govern.
ment OF laws. 70 seems incredibl,
that the Secretary OF War. who is ar
accomplished lawyer. can have ad.
vised the direction" which is al
dressed 60 him. or been consulted a-
bout 60 beforehand.
The report of General Darlington
is O- mo- means That all the men taus
discharged had been guilty either OF
the lawlCss conduct ho haU been
Investigating. or of any oncnso known
either 90 civil or military law. They
mad simply shown an unwillincnoss.
as ne viewed it. TO tel an they knew
about the ARRAY iu question. II
they had told au they knew. Gen
Darlington would. he thinks. have
been able TO identify the persons ace
tualiy ana crimiIally responsible
comparatively few as he admits them
10 have been
Evidently, on this state OF facts.
it would be absolutely out of the
question 90 frame an Indictment that
would hold I'm any civil court. An
parently it would DE as impossible
10 frame charges that would hold
before "a military court. The dfsci-
plino OF The United States Army is
not matter OF arbitrariness and ca
price. 10 is embraced I'm certain VOL
defined ana understood and publish
ed documents-the Articles OF War
and the Regulations Of the T.. s
Army. Courts-martial have wider
latitude than civil courts. and right
ly. Conduct unbec0ming am officer
and % gentleman fs CONDUIT which NJ
Is Wei that no attempt should De-
made Go define beforehand with scion
tine eNactness. Much must Doc left 90
the discretion OF the court-martial.
checked by the discretion OF the re-
viewing authoritt But that O court
martial, should have power TO lis-
charge q whole battaIion of soldiers
because they had sccroted what they
knew would DE a stretch Of autdori- .
ty beyond the proper competency of /
such tribunal Much more beyond
the authority of the President on
the simple rocommon iation Of his
Inspector General. 60 infict unon
whole battalion Of men the extreme
penalty of dishonorable DISCHARGE
and incapacltv 20 be employed In the
military or civil service of the Gov
eminent without any trial or pre-
tense Of trial Whatsoever. IL is fn
nat contraventi0n OF that provision
or the Constitution which declares
that no person shall be deprived of
ire, hh6fty, or property without
due process of law"
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Do You Know Her?
New York. Nov 1Ath- 1ans

New York. Nov. 14th. 1906.
Mr.. John Mitchell Jr..
Dear sir.
In the New York Morgue is the
BODY OF "a girl from Richmond, Va
by the name of Rachel Pryor. Her
mother once lived on William Street
near Leigh Street in Richmond. AS
I understand she has a life insur-
ancc on the girl and IL she is not
heard from by Saturday morning
ner daughter will be buried in Pot
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As I know OF no other way 7
write TO YOU; being an Editor per
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mother. 7 formerly lived I'm Rich
mond ana naturally I feel interested
in it,
Respectfully,
Mrs. G. II TREADWETI
III T. S4th St
New York CITY.
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Making Punishment Fit Crime.

r K. Mcdonald. who committed
the act which led TO all the recent
lawlessness in Argenta. was given
orders this afternoon 20 leave that
CITY and never return. He was given
until midnight 10 take his DEPART
ure. and Immediately began making
arrangements TO leave. The order
was issued by Mayor Faucette upon
the demand OF prominent citizens of
Argenta. and the notice was served
ON Mcdonald late this afternoon bv
Chief Pratt
About three weeks ago Wiley
Shelby. a colored musician. well liked
among "a Class of colored peo0lo I'm
Argcnta was killed by r. r.. Melon
aid. n white man. formerly n brake
man. es result of Cd quarrel I'm the
wine room of am Argonta saloon
over Minnie Wright. coL0roJ wo-
man. A few hours after the kill
ING. while an inquest was being
held at the Column undertaking. og-
Enlistment over the body of shelby.
"a dispute arose between Garrett Co
lum and patrolmau Milton Lindsay.
of the ArCcuta police force. ronard-
ing tho colorCd men who should be
admitted 90 the Colum establishment
during the inquest When the
trouble was over Robert Colum
brother OF Garrett and O.. G.. CoIum
was lead. Deputy I'd Lindsay. broth
OF of Milton Lindsay AMI son of Jno
u. Lindsay. was seriously wounded.
Garrett Column was badly injured
and Milton Lindsay was SLIGHTLY
wounded Following this WINS tno
killing on Saturday night of John.
p. Lindsay anj the wounIinc of his
son Milton. the burning of the CoIum|
establishment and his home and the
residence of Lewis STYLES. the lynch-I
ing OF Vt g. Blackman sunday uirht|
and the killing OF Alex Chamni1n
Tuesday morning On tho Giles saloon
n ArConta
Tho order given 10 r. r.. Melon
.ld 20 leave town meets tho general
.pnroval OF law-ahidinr citizens oil
10Th Arconta and Little Rock.
Memphis Commercial-Appoal. /
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REV. :. p. W. DREW HONORED.
Elected President of the Mckinley
Normal school OF Alexandria.


Washington Herald. Nov. 3. 'O6l
Rev. Simon p. w. Drew. pastor
of the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
last night received official notifca-
ton of his election as president of
the William Mckinley Normal and
Industrial School of Alexandria. Va.
the announcement being made bv
Rev. r. b. Robinson. secretary Of
the school. before the congregation
OF DR.. Drew's Church.
DIR. Drew, who Will enter upon the
duties OF his new position about De
cemher I, viii continue as pastor of
the Cosmopolitan Church and retain
his residence in Washington He is
alreai y president of the National Ne
gro Baptist Evangelical Convention.
ana believes I'm an Industrial and
higher education for the members
of his race. He is known as an ar
dent admirer of Booker II. Washing
ton
Dr. Drew's wife. Mrs C.. Blanche
Drew, who has taught In nub1ic
schools I'm Virginia and North Car
oliua. viii be teacher i'm the Nc
kinley School.
Dr. Drew IS one of the best known
Eyangelists of tho Negro race I'm
the United States. fully 10000 per
sons have been converted and nc
cepted Christ as their Saviour bv his
preaching. He is the founder OF the
St stephens Baptist Church. Long
Island City. y. Y and former Pas
tor Of the ola ST. PauTs Baptist
church. of Boston. Mass. pastor and
founder OF the Cosmopolitan Bap-
list Church, OF Washington. ID. G.
and has on footing 20 erect one of
the largest colored churches in the
United States, with "a seating capaci-
~ OF 5000 people and has raised
and banked toward the erection
nearly $4,000.
Ills present congregation is one
OF tho largest in the Capital CITY.
His membership is 200O. He is al /
'o the Managing Editor of the Ma
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Drew viii not resign from his pres I
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pastoral residence ~ 2O14 Sth ST !
n W.. Washington. ID. &. where
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RACE FEELING RAMPANT AMONG
NEGRO SOLDIERS.

New York Times. Nov Sth. zoo
WASilNGTON Nov. 1th.-Tht
order Diminishing the recalcitraut
Negro soldiers of Companies B. e.
and ID. Tweny-nfth Infantry. will
not be issued for q few days yet. 7.
viii hc basel upon the latest muster
ron of the companies. and will bt
prepared as soon as that roll arrives
from Fort Reno. where the troor-
are now stationed
some OF the men who BELONGED
GO the three companies at the time
OF the Brownsville riot which ha.
led Co the disgrace OF their regiment
have already escaped the punishment
that is about Co ovcrtake their com.
rades. hy virtue of expiration oi
their terms OF enlistment since the
riot These men have received
honorable discharge papers i'm tht
ordinary course The only punish.
ment that can now Ovevtake them is
the refusal 90 enlist any OF them
VINO might want 20 continue I'm tho
service.
The punishment of the Negro
troops has been much discussed ai
the War Department today. The
almost unanimous opinion OF army
officers DIS that. although IL is tire.
mendous and unheard Of. the men
have only themselves 20 blame and
are without ground 20 complain of
Injustice
40 the same time. more than one
soit-voiced reference has been made
today TO the luncheon given "a
Booker r. Washington by the Pres
dent at the White House. No army
officer viii say out loud what many
OF them believe. that that incident
had a great deal 10 do with the sur
prising change in bearing that has
taken place in the Negro regiments
IN the last few years There is pIen
" OF comment on that change. II
is usually desrcibed as n strange
development OF "cockiness" on the
part OF the men. 1t has occurred
in each of the four colored reei-
ments, and has caused a lot of talk
among army officers.
IL has been fOreseen that a crisis
was coming which would necessitate
some form Of severe discipline. and
1t has not surprised officers familiar
with the situation that the Browns
Vile riot should have this result.
An extraordinary situation was de
Veioped by the effort OF Inspector
General Darlington to ascertain the
truth OF the situation at Browns
vile. In the Investigation which
was held Immediately after the riot
IN August many of the men testified
freely before Major Bloxham that
they had been prosecuted BIZ the
whites of Brownsville. They gave
places, names. dates and details of
different incidents. They refused
however, 10 inculpate any of their
comrades in the rioting. or to give
any Information which might lead 10
the detection Of the guilty men.
When Gen. Darlington went To
Fort Reno he paraded the men of
me three companies and read them
his orders, including the threat oil
the President to discharge every
man in them in case they persisted
In their refusal to assist the officers
In getting at the facts. Then Cen
Darlington took each man separate
" and labored with him. 1t was of
no use at all. Not a man remem-
Dered ANYTHING They had even
'orgotten the incidents TO which they
'ad testified before Major Bloxhan.
they told General Darlington that
hey had never had any trouble at
brownsville They had no complaint
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+. NJ. ROSCHER, pa.

To Lacy p. Jasper:
Take notice that shall. on the
Srd day OF December, 1906 at the
Office OF r. r. Florence, Merchants
National Bank Building Cor. 18th
and Main street in the city of Rich
mond, Va, between the hours of
A. NJ. and p. M. on that day
take the dispositions Of John White
and others, to be read In evidence
In my behalf In a certain suit depend
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the city of Richmond, Va, wherein
you are the defendant and am the
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the taking OF said dispositions be
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commenced be not concluded on that
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Respectfully,
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BY counsel.
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NIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court of the
County of Goochland.
Winnie Franklin.
William Franklin.
IN CHANCERV.
The object of this suit is 10 Obtain o.,
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y copy Teste;
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There viii be q Foreign Missionary
Mass Meeting at the Fifth Street
baptist Church. Nov goth. under
me auspices of DIR. /. c. Jordan.
Cor. Sec. OF the Foreign Mission
Board OF the National Baptist Con.
yention.
Pastors of the city are invited Ia
attend ana take part In these ser
vices. Proceeds for our parting Mis-
slonaries. Principal speaker az this
service, DIR. l.. G Jordan.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

ment is supposed Go follow a trial
When 20 discharge. ordered as a
matter of punishment. is added. as
in this case. penalties which cannot
be inflicted without due process Of
law, it lis an innovation not a little
startling and likely 20 DE challenged
II the President can arbitrarily.
without trial. deprive "a citizen. who
happens for the time being 20 be a
sol1ier, OF the. right 10 enter the
military service of the country or
any civil branch OF &c as long as ne
lives. as he has assumed TO 10 i'm
this case. why may he not deprive
him of citizenship or of property.
OF even OF life2
TWNite.1
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Information Wanted.

would like to find my son, John
ny Brown who some times lives in
Danyiile, Va. then again in Rich
moni. Age 16. ask that the
ministers will please ask the people
10 assist me In finding him.
MRS. MAMIE DEPEw.
cit Waverly st.
Brooklyn, N. Y.