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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27

Special Correspondence to The Press
WASHINGTON, d. c., April ~.
Here is President Rooseyelt's
summer hat, a $50 Manila, one of
the finest that ever left the Philip
pines.
Comfortable looking, isn't it? Big,
broad and natty.
It weighs less than two ounces
and in color is trifle darker than
it's first cousin, the Panama. The
texture is more like finely woven
cloth than a braided straw.
Really it is male of two hats,
one inside the other, with the out
slider edges cleverly woven to-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
Here s Teddy's Neu $50 Summer Lid

gether. 1t is as smooth as silk, ex-
tremely pllable and without the
slightest break or imperfection. 1t
is a marvel of workmanship.
The making of such hat takes
nearly year, and during that time
the fiber must never get entirely
dry. While 1t Is not woven under
water like some of the Panama
hats. it must always be kept as
nearly as possible to a uniform
dampness.
And they tell you, too. that It's
the same size the president wore
before he went to the White
House, "a.
The sun., 1908-06-21

BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
The sun., 1908-06-21

Continued on Eighth Page.
The sun., 1908-06-21

Another terror has perhaps been added
to naval battles; the mysteries OF the 80
called Greek fae have been redisoovered,
says the Taeglichc Rundschau. by q Berlin
engineer. and preliminary experiments
have been conducted at Weissensee castle
The sun., 1908-06-21

to his own scat, which 10 an armchair with
a pneumaio seat.
Tho Portuguese Ambassador, the Marquis
do Sovral, Lord Fsrquhar or Lord Knollys
are almost always next him. Tho King
sets good example. not too generally fol-
lowed. by rarely speaking during the prog
ress Of an aot. Occasionally he uses the
very plainly mounted opera glasses always
ready for him on tho ledge Of the box.
In the entr' aoto he goes to his private
5 moking room and very rarely visits the
royal box almost Immediately above, In
which tho Queen sits half hidden by the great
bouquet always placed for her. The Queen
nearly always arrives before the curtain
rises, tho King usually about half past 0.
The sun., 1908-06-21

With perfumed wells and scented millinery
the London woman tries to fight against
the all pervading fumes of the petrol motor
bus, cab and car She has now called In
the help of her parasol.
A tiny ball OF silk filed with delicately
-perfumed cotton wool Is fastened to each
spoke end, the effect when the sunshade Is
opened being TO charge the air with sug-
gestion of fragrance rather than strong
scent. The large choux which provide
finish to the handles OF the fashionable
sunshades are also perfumed with sachets,
or band Of silk padded with scented powder
u wound round the stick few inches from
the ,op.
Mention has been made Of King Edwards
annoyance at Covent Garden being filed
for the most part on the night of the gala
performance by people who had bought up
the costly seats as soon as they were ad-
vertised, but who could not In any way
be considered representative of London
society with a big y.
As a rule the Kings visits to the opera
are very Informal. He has n private en-
trance, walks along q level passage for
about twenty feet and an attendant opens
the door Of the onnibuA box, Those within
rise 40 the King rapidly enters and COCA
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-13
First Rand Concert.

The Occur d'Alene band gave their
first concert OF the season yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 at Blackwell's
park.
The day was an ideal spring day,
and all during the concert the park
was crowded with people who had
come to listen to the music. The
band rendered seven selections, each
was the latest in band music, and the
concert was thoroughly appreciated
and enjoyed and applause was fire.
quent. The band boys since their
organization have met regularly for
practice at their headquarters and
are now in an excellent condition to
furnish both band and orchestra mu-
sic.
1t is thu plan of the management
of the bald to give a public concert
each week from now on whenever
the weather viii permit. The con-
eerts, however, hereafter will prob
ably not many Of them be given on
Sunday. but on some evening, which
Is yet to be decided on. during the
week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following ia a list OF real estate
transfers Of Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
& Title Guarantee company:
United States to Charles Il. Fuller,
mex, sec. 20, tp. As n. r. W.
Spokane Valley Land & Water Co.
to l. A. Thosath. eh tract 81, Plat
1, Greenacres irrigation district;
$3.50.
John w. Boothe to N. b. Smith,
lot 16. block Is. Forest Heights add.
to Occur d'Alene.
John w. Boothe to N. b. Smith,
VIZ lots Z. 8, 3, 10, IL and IL. block
8, and VIZ lots Z. s, 3. 10. IL and
IL, block 4, Boothe's add. to Occur
d'Alene.
c. A. Anthony to VIM. J. Bottger,
undivided one-third interest in eh
Ell, sec. II, tp. 81 n. T. 4w.
w. ]. Seat to C. v. Hamilton, part
block IA. Reds add. to Occur
d'Alene; $500.
Martin J. Anderson to George Sam
uel Chandler, nwA, sec. 81. tp. 40
n, r. W.; S125.
st. Maries Town & Improvement
Co. to Karl Haverland, lot 6. block /.
Riverfront add. to st. Maries; S4O0.
Clara B. Roberts to Dora e. Rob
erts, lot 16, block 4, Crenshaw's add.
to Rathdrum; $500.
Robert T. Powers to John Lockyer.
lot 2. sec. 4. tip. 81 n, r. ; w: $500.
Ruby A. Sherwood to George w.
Koch. lots /. 2. 3 and 4. block IF. -
Posts add. to Westwood; S4O0.
A. W. Post to F. A. Blackwell.
lots Z, and 8. block FL Posts add.
to WestwoOd; $1,000.
Geo. w. Koch to F. A. Blackwell.
lots 5 and s. block "F." Posts add.
to Westwood; $500.
Adolph Cook to r. A. Blackwell.
lots and 6. block 81" Posts add.
TO Westwood.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-13

the addition. He intends to increase
his stock In every department. and
carry an up-to-date and frst-class
line In every respect.
Watch for amateur night at NE
Lyric.
Services will be held every even
Ing this week at 1880 O'Clock at the
Episcopal church. The services viii
be for the benefit Of every one desir-
ing TO attend.
DistOn . Atkins saws at Lake city
Hardware Co.
r. E. Mcfarland will leave for San
Francisco In the near future. Mr..
Mcfarland intends to so arrange his
visit that he will be at that place at
the time of the arrival OF the Atlantic
feet.
White Wonder and Violet seed po-
tatoes for sale by H. Molkentin, near
the Y.
The third annual Easter Monday
ball to be given Monday. April 20,
at Catholic hall under the auspices
Of the Catholic Foresters promises to
be the social event OF the season. All
are cordially invited.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-13
Kansas Fright Rates.

TOPEKA. Kan. April 13.-In the
United States circuit court here to-
morrow argument will be heard on
the temporary order of Judge Pol
lock, enjoining the state board of
railroad commissioners from putting
into effect the new schedule OF
freight rates. The schedule was 20
have been effective on April 1. II is
alleged By the railroads that the
rates are eonfseatory.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-13
To the Public

rons who fail 20 receive their Daper YeguIsrIv
will report the sane 70 the Office. a. Il Il our
only means 81 knowing how the carriers are Do
ing their work.
we viii pay reward OF SIS for evidence that
will convict any one Of stealing nanere aftev
they are delivered 70 residences.
THE PRESS PUBIIaUTNG RI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

8ormittag in Der biibofliden Grlos
ier.&ir6e an Groaotpap nno Wc.g!.
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rem &. ". Sod)ar bon ser Ct. Mut
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uno 6opett,sS troBc, Yoitoren Sans
9lrIt BON ser ct. 2ufos.&irhe mo
otto Npit. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
gum nrucn Sabr.

Sn ser bcutigcn Nllsgobe oes
.Galtiden Gorreiponoenten" lit ser
@onotaIenoer fir 1909 entbaIten,
Den ser SerouSgcber, &r. golloro
&oine, ieinen 2ciern ais 3ugobc 5u
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then 9ud)," giebt. ipeId)eS glufan95
Sonuor crifeinen miro. Ter @onos
folenocr cntbdlt ollBer Dem &olenoo.
riim Die geieBIidcn Seiertogc IN
Mnrplono un0 eil1cn 8rliB sum
nclen Sobr. Sn Der Ytitte itcbt ein
@iIo. Die @rotulotion8.G Som ser Ohtt,
Ter Groe ba~riteQeno. @anofoIenoer
Iiub fir 6cu %geipobnIiden tGglid)cn
@ebroud) better, oils sic Nmonot2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
@cibnadts.Cffcrtc

w.. &eiiert, 409--4ff @au.
StraRe, Der brit6efannte Sentidc Bio.
tograpb, ufierirt MIR fir Sicic WpdJc:
Sin lcbcnssrokes Bib. in Yanarea-
farben scnalt nnb bon bpbem Flint.
lertid)en @ertbe, fret nit einem
9nteno iciner beiten Cabinets tnoicn
fir $500. IesnlGrcr Ereis $1,000.
8ite Gabinet.Silbc $3.50 nno anf-
iuarts. @erarOkcransen uon alien
Silbcrn in allcn gnsfibrungen. ale
Irbciten sarantirt. Id)tcn Sic ipe.
sieQ anf unicren Mamen nnb Suns.
nnmmer, 409-411 Nuro.0ap.S tr.
(Gc513IuS,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
SebbeI's cinsiaes 3telier.

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timore, mmb bes befinbet Fd in Der
Gtase III cbeusr Grbe, Nr.3 21, Norb,
8as., maize Siab.Str. ainber.Vbo.
tcsraphien cine S~pesialitGt. - aeiue
agenien nnb feline rrppen - iteigen.
}, Srhhr', g. Grri, Grfdafafatrev.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

elnb dl / II Canton. - Ser
Gborlca 0orleis Don Mr. If, Critic
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ptarlgt or bier Die 8liidluiinidc Dol,
Sotboltfen mnb Nrotcltnntcn. mcld,c
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nod @ulhinetolL IN, BORT circn aim.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
Jir @eihnadjten nn6 Weniabr.
Saeob SdDilb & So.
Ang. SaRfurther, G%iaentbiin,c,

Smporteur uno SAMPLER init
8einen uno 9iauoren--
406-408 Sit.5apette. Strobc.
geiteluneen fir SaniIieneebraut
nno &eitai,rationen lperoen prompt
beiorst. (Tes15-Son1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
9as rotbe Bud
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,Gorreiponoenten"

better, rcidbaltiser ais ie, ipirb nn.
gefahr @itte Sannar eridcineu nnb
nncntscltlid an SeScn, Der ain critcn
Sannar NbOnnent lit, fret abgclicfert,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

AZ Sabre alt. Ger Er1ii-
bent Der Noli;eibeborhe Sberit Sber.
lof Srpdrii feierte gaitert ieinen AZ.
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freiie in ieiner Mobnl,ns al, Der Morb.
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nenrS 9bomas Siuonit iilo iplroe
m1hreilo oeiien ImtstcrminS I'M 3ou.
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9beo. 3. Siener E 60.
217 cf.8altimure.S traEe.

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lamb. SeItreih. 8ubIanb II. (. M.
8edieI aiisseitelIt aiii ausIdnbiide
gmfen. grebitbrieie irnb 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
Souncnaui. nnS lIntcrgans.
Nas @etter.

Sir Worplnno ltno Sen Iiitritt
Columbia Wontog flares. fGlterc$
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molft; mGBi9e unb perGnoerlihc
@inbe.
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ppn Spo5icr1dngcru ollf Sen Stro.
BEN 81 lehen narer. Gle bohitc Gem.
pcrotur mar Al @roo INN = llbr
Nndpnittnga urlb Der n~icorigite Cher.
mometcritanb par 26 @rao nm &
llbr WorgenS.
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observation-disclosures lulroc Ger
tolgenoc niebri9Ite thermometer.
ltono ncr5cidnet: @oitport u. Yort,
lano 30, Bolton y, 9lbanu Is, Welu,
Jorf 80, EbiIooelpbia IS, altlontic.
eitp 81, Waibington 81, Horiplf -.
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mob 40, Sudionuiac ~, Sltpiter IS.
aep-sScit GO, sltlanto 36 Mnntao-
NO." 7G Nelu.S rleauS Al, YolcItine
90, SolpeIton 56, Corpus Gbriiti IS,
Memphis 3S. Cincinnati 3S, Fitt&,
burg 26, SSpe1o 26, Buffalo IS.
Glepelonb 80 Detroit 30. MIpeno -.
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ro9o 81. luliltb u, ct. Saul 20,
Ct. Soitis II. &nnioa Gitn 81,
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&lliIton II. &nure 81, &elcno %.
Salt Snfc 24, Gelpcr 30. North
Elatte -, Gobgc.eitp 2S, amnrillo
30 mo Sos Nngelc0 Is @raN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
1lHtcrhaltunaS 0euneiier.

-Afaeemie" = abe 5eredHi IN The Souie".
uAnettnrtum" - abe Sbepbero 3lHp".
uSIaneh's" - .Muutdnd".
uNoro'e" 49, ,Sbe Belle Of the BARRIERS Eau"
r9ahtt1" .Robtc'S &Hi6erboderS".
nSunioah" nIbe MliuionGire dno The Bos
licemau'S gSite".
peubtn's" - @nuofbiuc unS @anSeIbtloey
r9sarpIanb" 4eitbS EN- Stdr"tGduee-
bile riHo GRANDCHILDREN.
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nclbi!ocr,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21

him to take n trip to Canada next.
l beg every voter TO stand by the
good white people of the North for
II Hon. Ben. II. Tillman and his col
leagues were not restrained by the
good white people or the North they
would humiliate every Negro south
OF the north pole.
The scene IN the House of Repre-
sentatives February 22, 1908 was an
Illustration OF wnat the Democratic
Party would do were they not re-
strained. The Democratic Party may
give the Negro his vote but that will
he centuries to come and for the
present they Will take It away from
him any time IL is not guarded by
the Republican Party.
Thanking you for taking up so
much OF your valuable time, ] remain
Yours truly.
J. II. WOOLFORK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21
Shcmeld Dot

The c. M. f. Churc Nsn Furnis
Hill. has live congregation. The
Sunday School is increasing every
Sunday. They have n wide-awake
Sunday School with about 35 aver
ege attendance. Mr.. S. W. Elliott.
= superintendent; Mrs. Lou Rod
gers, Secretary; Mrs. Carrie Winters.
IA V. johnson, Minnie l.. Abernathy.
Teachers. The amount raised for
Sunday School since January 1908
was $3.50. Rev. c. ]. Nichols. the
popular pastor knows how to make
the Sunday School interesang.
The PLANETS Representative at
tended Sunday School last Sunday
morning at the c. NJ. f. Church.
The members of the NJ Il. Church
are delighted with their new pastor
Rev. McGill. He Is an excellent
speaker
Mr.. T. c. Rapier, the Freeman's
Agent OF Florence. Ala. spent sun
day in Sheffield. Ala
Read The PLANET and keep
posted.
Mr.. Ezre Barnes, the young man
who was cut by Mr. Bob Tyler is
able TO be out
Mr.. VIII Johnson. our barber is
out again ana can De found at his
barber shop ready TO shave and cut
your hair.
Rev. VIM. McGill OF Birmingham.
Ala. is now pastor of the NJ. E
Church Of this city.
Services were conducted rs us
ual last Sunday Afternoon at the
Congregational Church. Rev. Nc
CLAIM, the pastor preached an inter
esting sermon.
Mr.. John McCawthorn OF Sheffield
Alabama has opened an Ice Cream
Parlor in Florence Alabama on
Court Street. When in Florence
give him a call.
Rev. VIM. Carter filled the pulpit
at the a. M. f. Church last Sunday
morning.
Among the visitors at the c. NJ
f. Sunday School last Sabbath were
Mr.. l.. L. Powell. Mr.. p. Johnson and
Mr.. Mullin and several others.
Services were we'll attended at the
First Baptist Church Sunday. Rev.
Carter preached at the evening ser
vice and again at night.
Revival services are being held at
the 4. NJ. +. Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21
Burton and Conquest Convicted
he ACComaC County Cases.=-One Year i'm the
Penitentiary. leases to be Appealed

Norfolk, Va. March 1S.-Samuel
Burton and Syivanus Conquest, two
or the Accomac county riot leaders.
were late tonight found guilty, the
jury fixing their term OF service in
the penitentiary at one year each.
The twelve men were out five hours
before reaching n verdict receiving
the case shortly after Z O'Clock and
not returning TO the courtroom until
after midnight. The State made out
a strong case, but the extenuating
circumstances caused the finding OF
the jury. On the former trial the
men were given ten years. An ap-
peal is probable.
There is a report to the effect that
Negro witnesses I'm the case from
Acoomac will enter damage suits a
gainst Chief Boush. OF Norfolk. and
the sheriff OF Accomac county. claim
ing that they were neld in fail. both
In Accomac and in Norfolk. without
a commitment. The action was TO
force attendance on the trial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond, Va, Mch. II, 'OS.
This is TO certify that / have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr,
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, Knights OF Pyth-
las, n. A, S. A. E, A., A. and A.
($l5O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment of the death
claim of Sir Jesse Cowan, who was
a mamber of Samson Lodge, No. 16,
of Richmond, Va.
Signed--W. F. Denny,
Administrator.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21
THE NEW PARTY.
A Suggestion to the oOlOred Voter

A Suggestion TO the Colored Voter.
Editor of the Richmond PLANET,
Ddsfranchised by the Democrats,
thrown down by the Republicans,
why not support the Independence
League? AS Ii is the peoples party,
we ought to receive better treat
ment from them than we have from
either of the above named organiza-
tions, which is different only in name
and leaders.
Why did the Lily Whites try to
exclude the Negro at their last mass
meeting? II was because they know
that the colored man is a Republican
from principle and that he would
vote the Republican ticket whether
he has any voice In his selection OF
not, and his exclusion was only a
grand stand play TO the whites. 1t
is about time for us to stop following
a party we followed wrong from the
beginning. and vote for the man who
offers US the best inducements.
Because the Democrats don't want
us and because the Republicans wont
have US, don't give up in despair and
quit; try the new party. Help IT
grow And maybe some day in the
future when the weak has tTiumphed
over the strong we shall reap our
reward.
J. b. ALLEN,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21

Norfolk Va. March is, 1908.
Editor PLANET,
Richmond, Va,
Dear Sir:-Mr. James d. Uzzle OF
Onancock. Accomac Co, Va. is free.
He was acquitted yesterday at $50
p. NJ. by Norfolk jury. The Court
house windows and the Court green
were packed with spectators of all
colors.
There was a great demonstration
rejoicing and congratulation at the
verdict. The prisoner was greeted
by his wife. Mr.. Uzzle turned and
grasped the hand Of Col. Benjamin r.
Boulding, who is on his bond and has
been with him in the fight for free
dom from the beginning.
Messrs. Burton aad Conquest are
on trial to-day. Their. chances are
geod so far at 3 p. NJ.
Yours.
AJAX.
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TO THE MIDNIGHT OIL.
"a sonnet.)

"a SOnnet.)
Thou blessed fount that giveth to
the night
A fick'ring star that darkness can
not veil
But one that filters from thy source
the light
That tips the wings OF knowledge in
her sail
Through realms mysterious which
grandly marks
A milky way where man may stand
and see
True Beauty born to bask beneath
the sparks
That glow reflected brilliancies Of
thee.
The head Of Science bows to call the
friend;
The hand of Art acknowledges thy
worth;
lllustrous lives stand ready to defend
Thy cause Of usefulness to life and
earth.
True blessing, Grateful man must
stand and sing
His homage to thee-be he page or
king.
LUCIAN b. WATKINS.
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He VIII Repeat IL.

w. a. Cuddy, the well known
white evangelist and friend who
comes TO us highly recommended by
the leading men OF our race, and
whose celebrated chart sermon recent
ly delivered at the First Baptist
Church and was received with a
vote OF thanks to God for this new
and necessary message to the Church
for our day. It will be repeated at
the Second Baptist Church at three
p. M, Sunday March 22d. Second
and Byrd Streets.
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Steubenville Notes.

The Agent for The PLANET is
convalescing.
Miss Sadie Watkins will call on
some of her friends IN Virginia in
three months
The entertainment at the Baptist
Church March 18th, was a success.
Work In the town is not so brisk
Mr.. Campbell. the colored tile set
ter is now meeting with success.
Mr.. Ben Travels has a first class
shop at Mingo. Hope my friends
may patronize him.
Joe Deans will commence work
tomorrow.
Mrs. Rebecca Hay Tillwood has
heard from her long lost husband.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-03-21
Lecture Course-Third Number.

Maj. r. r. Motion. Commandant Of
Cadets. II. n. & A. I. and the famous
Hampton Quartette, under the aus
pices OF the Dunbar Literary and
Historical Society.
This famous quartette has sung to
cultured audiences all over our coun-
try and meets with the greatest sue
cess. This is their first visit to
Richmond; let not our city be bd
hind. Third Street A. NJ. f. Church
Tuesday, March "a. 1908 Admis-
sion, 25 cents. No reserved seats.
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THE APPEAL SUSTAINED.

This created storm OF objection.
Mr.. John W. Howard insisted that
none OF the candidates had secured
a majority OF the votes OF the mem
bers present and accordingly there
was no election. IAN appeal was TAX
en- from the decision OF the chair and
the appeal was overwhelmingly sus-
tained. As a result there was no
election. The opposition held the
floor until the hour of adjournment,
when there was much feeling shown
as the members fled slowly to the
street.
IL is reported that another meet
ing will soon be called 10 settle the
question and 10 put at rest further
agitation upon this important ques-
tion. This meeting was held Mon
day night, March 16, 1908.