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EXPECTING OTHERS.

IL is NOT unlikely that the others
implicated Will slip in some night
encouraged by Uzzle's experience.
and surrender to the troops. The ev
idence against them is direct. Il is
entirely that OF colored people who
say they were present when the
shooting was done.
Both the white man who was shot
by Uzzle in the street here and the
colored man that was hit by a stray
load OF buckshot when the white man
In the carriage was fired on, are re-
covering.
Probably the troops will be kept
here through next week. when the
colored peoples fair at Tasley is
scheduled 10 be held.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
IN JAIL AT NORFOLK.

Protected by a detail OF six men
from the Seventy-frst regiment at
the head OF which was Colonel r. j.
Nottingham, J. ID. Uzzel, the colored
editor, accused OF firing on the stage
coach at Onancock ten days ago and
causing the race troubles on the East
ern Shore which necessitated the
sending OF troops TO queu, arrived in
Norfolk this morning and is now In
the city JAIL
He is under a close guard and is
not allowed to talk TO anybody about
the situation at Onancock and the
part alleged he played in it. He ap
pears calm and is seemingly glad
that he is under the protection OF
the law, even II he is behind the
bars. He has employed Harry X.
Wolcott, Esq. TO defend him and is
preparing 90 make big Tight to clear
himself when the case comes to trial.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
What's in McClures.

Drawing by w. Hatherell. X. L..
Frontispiece. To accompany The
Weaver's Son"
The Weaver's Son, Perceval Glib
bon. Illustrations by w. Hatherell,
r. l.
Poison Foods. Woods Hutchinson.
NJ. d.
The Battle Of Missionary Ridge,
Carl Schurz. Illustrations from por
traits.
The Bray of the NJ. F. H.. Kenneth
Brown. Illustrations by Reginald
Birch, Reproduced in tint.
The Confession and Autobiography
OF Harry Orchard. Third Install
ment. Illustrations from photo
graphs.
The Actors and Victims in the
Tragedies. George Kibbe Turner
Thad's Watchers, George Allan En-
gland
Nothing but tae Truth" Hugo
Munsterberg.
The wiles OF the Wooer, Myra
Kelly. Illustrations by w. Glack-
ems.
The Fight for Reform in San
Francisco, George Kennan. Illus
trations from photographs.
Mrs. Tremley. Mary Stewart Cut
ting. Illustrations by Alice Barber
stephens.
Mary Baker G. Eddy. Georgine
Milmine. The story OF her life and
the history OF Christian Science The
Massachusetts, Metaphysical College
and Calvin Frye. Illustrations from
photographs.
| Editorial announcement.
THE s. s. MCCLURE co.
"a so r. 23d St, n. Y. City
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
\ Grand AFFAIR.

Atlantic City Local No. > Of The
Head and Side Walters National Ben
.eut Association of America. gave the
grandest concert anu bali of the sea-
son az Fitzgerald's Auditorium, Tues
day evening. August 18th.
it was largely attended and all ex-
pressed themselves as having spent
an evening of uneXcelled pleasure.
noticeable feature of the event
was the presentation OF a handsome
gold watch 10 Mr. II. c. Green. the
president of the Association by tne
Walters OF the Royal Palace Hotel.
DR.. Terry. formerly OF Washing
ton, -. c., but now a rising young
physician OF Atlantic City presented
the watch.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
WILL FINE THE COUNCILS.

II has been decided to fine ali
Councils $500 that failed to pay the
seyenty-five cents head tax on the
members and 20 require the said
Councils to suspend all members who
fail or refuse TO pay it. On the bas-
is Of a membership OF 10000 and
a collection OF $4,000, there seems
to be II 900 members or therea-
bouts who have not as yet paid the
amount. Active steps will now be
taken to collect the amount. The re
ports show that the Order Is doing
a grand and successful work.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
ONANCOCK,
The Outlook on the Eastern Shore.
Soldiers Patrol the Town.
COlOred Families Complain
.SHOTs FIRED Into Their HOUSES.
THE COLORED EDITOR SURRENDERS-NOW IN NORFOLK
AN EFFORT MADE TO STOP COLORED FAIR.
SHOTS FIRED INTO THEIR HOUsr
THE COLORED EDITOR SURRENDERS-NOW NORFOLK JAIL.
AN EFFORT MADE TO STOP COLORED FAIR

ONANCOCK, Aug. 2O.--J. D. Uz-
zle. the editor of the Negro uewspa-
per here. who has been In hiding
since tie outbreak the night OF the
10th, was escorted TO Onley depot.
three miles away from here. this
morning. guarded by forty soldiers
Uzzle is charged with being one
OF the men who fired into the mail
wagon carrying the three white men
and white woman the night OF the
disturbance. Last Monday morning
about four O'Clock he walked into o.
hancock and was held up by a squad
OF soldiers patrolling the street
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
THE PROPHET PARALYzED.

Prophet William s. Crowder is
the leader of the sect and he is par
alyzed. Opinions differ as to wheth-
er he can walk unsupported and
speak at viii. His followers sax
that he speaks only when he is
prompted to do so by the Holy Spir-
It, II was not long before the crowd
ed house was given an opportunity
10 enjoy itself for a speaker attacked
all churches, but their own. in gem
eral and the Baptists in particular
Efforts 10 get some of the divines TO
go TO the stage were unsuccessrul.
They were finally invitedsto speak.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
AVOIDED CROWDS.

To avoid the crowds. Colonel Not
tingham selected MS detail. got the
man out or barracks early this morn
ing, walked two and a half miles
with him to Onley and there held
up the express from Onancock at 3
O'Clock, placing the prisoner aboard
the train and landing him at Cape
Charles, where the party boarded
the New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk steamer for Norfolk.
AS soon as Uzzle reached the city
he sent for Mr.. Wolcott and engae-
ed him as counsel. Mr.. Wolcott
then warned him not to speak TO any
body about the charge that has been
made against hi mand Sergt. Law
Ter instructed the attendants at the
jail to allow nobody to see or talk
TO the prisoner.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24

The Richmond Medical Society
met at the Office Of DR.. Benson last
Friday at $40 p. NJ. Much bust
ness was transacted pertaining TO the
Society. The next meeting will be
held the third Friday in September
at the Office of DR.. @. w. Moon,
Manchester. Va.
DIR. J. A. LEWIS, Pres.
DR.. o. B. II. BOWSER, Sec.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
GAVE HIMSELF UP.

He promptly gave his name and
said he was looking for the proper
person 20 whom 90 surrender. lie
was put I'm Jail Immediately and his
arrest was kept a profound secret.
through abundance OF caution. This
town is entirely quiet. but there was
some fear that white people from
outside might make an attempt at
iynching ii it was known that Uzzle
was in Jail. Early this morning he
was taken 20 Onley, put on a train
and sent 20 Norfolk for safe keeping.
A detachment OF nine men in dia-
mond formation acted as advance
guard and Uzzle was surrounded hy
the main body OF the troops There
was hot the slightest sign OF trouble.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Rev. William J. Robinson Of
Ballsville, Va. called on US.
Mr.. Eugene a. Floyd of the
Eastern Shore has been the guest OF
Miss Annie Augustus.
AIR r. II. Burns and Mr.. w.
L. Green. Monroe, La, passed
through the city enroute from the
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. ID. Whiting. Boston. Mass.
is visiting Lawyer and Mrs j. Thos.
Hewin.
Mrs. L. b. Fouse and Mrs. Ma
ry Burnsides, Lexington. Ky. are the
guests OF Mrs. w. NJ. Miller.
Mr.. Robert D. Jones. New York
\. Y. is attending the st. Lukes
Session.
Capt L. d. Phillips. Chemical
Engine Co., No. /. Pittsburg. Pa.
called on us in company with Mrs
NJ. Il. Holmes.
Mr.. A. l.. West. OF Naudua, Va.
was in the city this week.
"A. \. Wyche. NJ D.. Charlotte.
y. c. and w. w. Johnson, NJ. D.,
Covington, Va called on us.
Mrs. Annie Watkins, Chicago,
III. was called 20 the city this week
on account Of the serious Illness Of
her aunt. Mrs. Ann Hamlett. SIS n
Adams st.
Mrs. W. r. Johnson, daughter
of Mrs. Catherine Broaddus of GO s
y. Sth st. has removed from Wash
ington. ID. c. 10 live with her moth
er since the death OF her husband.
Rev. L. H. Cook. OF New York
\. Y. called on us. He has been
visiting friends here.
Miss Matte f. Bowen, Washing
ton, j.. c. will address Women and
men Sunday, $3.50 p. NJ. at Ebenezer
Baptist Church. Subject: THE Pow
er OF Influence" Mrs. Maggie L.
Walker will introduce the speaker.
Free for everybody.
Mrs. w. II. Brooks, wife OF the
able Washington divine is here at
1000 \. Fourth Street.
Mr.. l. J. Miller. the well-known
clothier left last Monday for New
York to get his winter and fall sup
ply IL clothing. He promises TO
place before the public one of the
best selections of stock shown any
where In this city. Mr.. II. r. Mil
Ter has charge during his absence.
The Uniform Rank. Knights of
Pythias will have their anniversary
exercises in Petersburg at the Oak
81. 4. NJ. r. Church, Sunday, August
25th, 1907. Train leaves at 9 o.
clock via Seaboard Air Line r. r.
All members of the Order are invit-
ed TO accompany them. The party
VIII return TO Richmond at 7o'clock
the same afternoon
DR.. George n. Stoney, Augusta
Ca, passed through the city enrouts
to the National Medical Convention
which convenes in Baltimore. Aug.
"a, 1907. He called on us in com
pany with Rev. c. T. Walker, Angus
ia, Ga. and Rev. c. III. Phillips.
DIR. p. b. Ramsey has returned
TO the city after spending a pleasan.
time at Coleman Springs.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED.

Edward 5. Brown. Daniel Hender-
son, Jesse Scru ggs, Rev, j. r. Griffin
and -- Roy were elected
trustees and Attorney J. Henry
Crutchfiald was elected church-clerk.
Thus began one of the most remark
able Withdrawals ever known in this
city. The meetings will be held reg
ularly hereafter. Rev. a. e Ed
wards, ID. d. will undoubtedly be ex-
tended a call and that he will accept
is now a foregone conclusion. This
will end all questions of dispute at
the Fifth st. Baptist Church Rev.
Edwards oppOsers will now have a
free hand.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24

Having qualified administrator Of
the estate of Mrs. Z. X. Anderson.
deceased, ! wish all parties having
bills against the estate 10 present
them within thirty days to me at
GA Harrison Street.
JOS. S. ANDERSON, Admr.
At
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24

DIED-Mrs. Bette Heath, Friday
evening at half past seven O'Clock.
She was a patient sufferer and died in
the faith. Her funeral services
were held at the Third st. A. NJ. f.
Church on Sunday, 18th inst. bt
1880.
She leaves a sister. two brothers
and a number OF relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
Gone but not forgotten"
Philadelphia, Washington and Aus
tin. Texas papers please copy.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
Richmond Va

Richmond. Va, Aug. 10, '07.
To All Whom IL May Concern:
This is to certify that two certi-
hcates OF stock owned by me in the
Mechanics Savings Bank, by Nos.
234 snu 103, have been lost. mis-
placed or destroyed in the city OF
Atlantic City and State of New Jer-
sey, and that / will make application
te the said Mechanics Savings Bank
Tor an issue Of duplicate certificates
In the place and stead OF the former
ones heretofore issued.
SADIE ". FARLEY.
BY Counsel
J. THOMAS HEWIN.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
REV. DIR. GRAHAM SPOKE.

Rev. W. F. Graham spoke to an
enthusiastic gathering and it was not
long before il was seen that the Wis
itors and sightseers were with him.
although the Church of God follow
ers We're much against all that he
had 10 say. Rev. c. II. Phillips fol
lowed in forceful language and Rev.
Thomas II. Briggs stated his opin-
ions in no uncertain language. This
tilt created a sensation and the news
of II spread from one end of the city
10 the other, increasing the crowd
ten-fold.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
Nearly 800 Get Letters of
DiSmissiOn. Quick to Act.
New CHURCH ORGANIZED AT c
TRUSTEES ELECTEDA PEACEFUL CONCLUsON-REV EDWARDS
BE PAsTOR-EXPECT MANY MORE TO FOLLOW

The regular monthly meeting Of
the fifth Street Baptist Church was
held last Monday night. There was
a large attendance. IL was peaceful
throughout and no one who saw the
quiet manner In which all members
conducted themselves would have
thought that but a few weeks ago,
many OF them were in open warfare.
Brother Edward :. Brown, sup
porter OF Rev. DR.. a. r. Edwards
moved that Deacon Edinboro Archer
an opposer OF Rev. Edwards take the
chair and he did so by practically
a unanimous vote. Church Clerk
James ~. Cnfies went through the
routine business and Rev. DR.. Ed
wards who was present asked for
his letter. IL was promptly granted
60 him.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va. Aug. 15, 'OT.
This is TO certify that / have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge OF Virgi2ia, Knights o. Pyth-
A., s. .a.. T.. 4. and s
t$1 O.O0) One Hundred and Fiity
Dollars in payment of the death
claim OF Frank Cosby. who was a
member Of Rose of Sharon Lodge.
No. 63, Newport News, Va.
SiYned-Annie cosby,
Administrative.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
THE FOOT WASHERS HERE.

Great ENCitcment-Crowd Pack
True teformcrs' Hall-IIOldly At
tack other Dcnominations-Ch
yes Against MinistcrS-Pcople
Here Angry-Poficc i'm Evidence.
The colored people or this city
have been much aroused and many
of them sorely tircG by the meet
ings OF the delegates TO the gather
ing OF the Church OF God and the
Saints OF Christ. The exercises be-
gan Monday. 18th inst. and IL was
not long before every man. woman
and child. who like that kind OF ex-
element found that there was in
deed something doing" Many OF
the prominent men Of the city had
been invited TO attend the exercises
and some of them were there. Feet
washing Is one Of the ceremonial.
rites OF the church.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
BITTER CHARGE.

II was then that the Prophets fol-
lowers were not satisfied. The
speakers made vicious attacks upon
the Baptist and Methodist going so
Tar as TO call certain prominent minis
ters by name. One of the Prophets s
followers from Washington boldly at
tackled Rev. r. V. Peyton, d. ID. of
this city. To say that the members
OF the churches here were angry ex-
presses II mildly. A squad of DO
lice kept order and as it was GER
tain portions of the young population
were excluded when to the extent
that they were not permitted to en-
ter the hall at all.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
ASKED TO RETIRE.

When ii was found that the Coun-
ell TO which these gentlemen belong
ed had refused TO pay the compuI-
sorry tax, they were asked to retire.
or at least Messrs. Washington and
Coots were asked TO do So This
request was quietly complied with.
Rev. 4. ID. Lewis and Mr.. w. r. Coots
II Is said had made strenuous efforts
20 get their Council 10 pay the tax
The collection of this tax is reported
20 have amounted 20 $1,000.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
MANY LETTERS GRANTED.

Then followed a list OF about go
names. all OF whom asked for their
letters and these were promptly
granted. It was the determination
on the part of the successful faction
TO part In peace. II was early when
the meeting adjourned with the anti
Edwards people now absolutely in
charge of the Fifth Street Baptist
Church. its building and all OF it's
machinery. The Withdrawing ele-
ments were not slow TO act. They re
paired 10 the Samaritan's Hall. cor
ner OF Sixth and Duval SITS. and pro-
ceeded TO organize a church.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
90.

WANTED-Young man about IS
years old 10 take charge OF a
boot-black parIor. Must be a
hustler with experience. Good
money to the right party. Write
JOHN A. CURTIS,
8 ~. Main Street,
Pittston. Penn.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
The St.
LukeS
Here
TROUBLE ABOUT A TAX.
PROMINENT OFFI-
GALS RETIRE.
A Peaceful Beginning-The
Order Progressing.

The Right Worth Grand Council
/. .. OF st. Luke began its session
mere last Tuesday morning at the 81.
Luke's Hall MIR. james T. Walker
OF washington, presided. Mrs. Mag
gie L. Walker is r. ". C.. Secretary.
The financial reporre were encourag-
ing and the progress OF the organiza-
tion satisfactory. TIE Washington
delegation was considerably reduced
i'm numbers. IL seems that a special
tax of S1.00 was az lrst levied on
the members OF each Council and this
has caused no end or bitter feeling.
The amount was subsequently re-
duced TO 75 cents and it was pre-
sumed that this would Doe accepted.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
SOME REFUSED TO PAY IT.

The body ratified it.s.t many have
refused TO pay it although it has been
made compulsory. The feature OF
last Tuesdays session was the denial
OF representation TO an Councils that
had not paid the amount. one OF
the Councils that had taken this ac-
tion had IN it's membership Mr. a.
Washington, who has always been
revered as one OF the founders of
the order. He was az one time
President OF the St Luke Associa-
tion and also Is Past Chief Anoth-
cr is Mr. r.. II. Coots. who is the
president OF the St Luke Associa-
tion. Still another is Rev. Z. ID. Lew
Is, ID. D., who is one of the Directors
OF the St. Luke Penny Savings Bank.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24

assistant male cooks
Tor Virginia Normal and Indus
trial Institute, Petersburg Va.
Wages good Apply at once to III.
b. HUCLES. Manager.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
CALLED HOLY JUMPERS. ."

The derisive name OF Holy jump
ers has been studiously applied to
the visitors and the name Foot
Washers" is almost forgotten. The
singing by the choir OF 100 was in
deed the feature OF the sessions here.
Their melodies delighted the public
and reverberated out on the side
walk. Hundreds OF people were un-
able to secure admission to the hall
during the sessions and the excite
ment lasted until the close.
The church of this new religious
body is on Baker Street. They had
two converts TO the faith. The fe-
male was duly inducted into the mys-
teries of the denomination but Car
rington Thomas, IL is alleged weak
ened at he last moment and before
the ceremonial washing OF his feet
had been completed is alleged
to have left the hall. He resides on
Fifth Street near DuvaI. G.,
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24

WANTED-very old fashioned furn-
iture even II is torn OF rickety.
Write to MISS sARTOR, STAN
ford. Conn
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
THE FUTURE OUTLOOK.

IL is difficult to get any informa-
tion as TO the future. Neither side
is talking. but both seem now about
TO get down to work and it Is evil
dent that members on both sides who
have been Indifferent will now put
their shoulders to the wheel and raj
ly as never before. The question of
pastor will soon be the vital ques-
tion. II a strong able divine is Sc
cured, all will be well. II is evil
dent though that both sides now
have double load to carry and the
good omen is that both seem TO real
ize this fact
Richmond planet., 1907-08-24
CLAIM OTHERS WILL FOLLOW

The Edwards faction made good"
so far as the number Of persons that
they alleged they would bring with
them. They claim that they have
100 more who will follow This re-
mains TO be seen. The Fifth Street
Baptist Church is one OF the best In
the State. Many of its best mem
bers have gone, but many OF its
strong pillars yet remain.
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could see his jaw hard set under his
blond beard.
He took step nearer ran his eyes
over the wall and resumed his tap
ping, beginning close to the ceili-g.
In settling himself for the new Sc )
of strokes he swayed toward me
slightly and | could hear his hard
breathing. l was celebrating how
best to throw myself upon him, but 40
| wavered he stepped back, swore at
his ill luck and flung the hammer to
the ground.
"Thauks!" I shonted, leaping for
ward and snatching the lantern
Stand just where you are!"
With the revolver in my right hand
and the lantern held high in my left,
| enjoyed his utter CONSERVATION, as
my voiced roared in the corridor.
It's too bad we meet under such
strange circumstances, Morgan" /
said. "fd begun to miss you; but
suppose you've been sleeping in the
daytime to gather strength for your
night prowling."
You're a fool" he growled. He
was recovering from his fright
knew it by the CLEAN of his teeth in
his yellow beard. His eyes, too, were
moving restlessly about. He undoubt-
eddy knew the house better than did,
and was considering the best means of
escape. | did not know what to do
with him now that | had him at the
point of pistol; and in my ignorance
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-05-16
The Dehorning Chute.

by-fours. The stanchion Is made to
open and close and secured in any way
that suits. The convenient part of the
chute is the trough-shaped part
marked II. This is made of twoinch
stuff and securely fastened to bottom
cross pieces. After the animal is Sc
cured in the stanchion a halter is
thrown over it's head and the halter
rope is passed through the hole just
below the letter H. The letter A
shows a continuation of this rope to
the pole which is used as a lever to
bring the animals head into position
on the trough.
AS soon as this Is accomplished the
rope B is thrown over the neck Of the
animal, and secures the head firmly to
the through, when the dehorning oper.
alton may be performed. AS soon as
the operation is concluded the animal
is unstanchioned and one of the sides
of the chute is hinged so that it may
be opened for the animal to escape
from the chute, after which it is closed
and another animal is driven in. The
dimensions for this chute, suggests the
Iowa Homestead, may be made to suit
the size of animals to be dehorned.
However, it is a good plan to make it
large enough to accommodate large
animals, as the chute comes very
handy in performing any kind of an
operation on an animal when it Is nee
essary to secure him. The hinges and
latch on the side door and on the
swinging gates at the rear should be
made extra strong and not less than
three in number, as sometimes an ami
NAL will throw itself and place more or
less strain on the sides of the chute.
The width of the chute at the stan
chion is commonly three feet, while at
the rear end it is eight inches wider.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-05-16
ELF-SALTER,
Use of Common Salt for Dairy Cows
Thought Best.

Some dairymen do not think rock
salt is as satisfactory for cows as the
common salt. The dairy cow requires
a great deal of salt and usually she
does not spend enough time at the salt
lick" when 1t is so difficult to obtain
as is the case when rock salt is used.
When common salt is given her she
can get the necessary amount in a
very short time. One claim made for
rock salt Is that it can be left out in
all kinds of weather with but very lit.
tie loss, while common salt will dis
solve and be carried away by rain.
BY constructing very simple de
vice, similar to the one shown on this
page, the common salt can be sheltered
and at the same time be in such 8
place that the cow can reach it when
ever she desires. Take a small grocery
box and fix upon it roof which will
turn water. On one side allow the
cave to project far enough to shelter Q