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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
PERSONALS AND ], l d

Or: w; p. Howle: who has been
visiting his father in Sussex county,,
has returned to the city.
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They succeeded in saving six. Tho 9TH
ers went down. The property loss on
shore Is very heavy.
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RolBs SANCTUARY BOX.
Stranger, Who Affects Dcvout Att,tnd
In Church, Commits The -. e

Stranger, Who Affects Dcvout Attitude
in Church, Commits Theft.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July .27-After
spending several hours on his knees
as II he We're engrossed IN deep player
an unidentified man, yesterday after
noon about 5 o'clock pulled down the
box in the rear OF St. Nraryss
Catholic Church, and after pryinR it
open robbed it OF it's contents and made
good his escape. The box minus its
contents was found on the floor of
the church by Rev. Father L. F. Kelly,
assistant pastor of st. Nrary's Catflo-
lie Church. A report OF the robbery
was at once telephoned to the police,
and Chief Goode made thorough
search Of the church and parsonage, it
being believed at the time that the
thief had perhaps entered the rectory
for the purpose Of securing more plum
der.
Just what the box contained will
perhaps never be known. It is said 1t
had not been emptied for several
weeks, and that it frequently contain
ed large sums OF money. the accumu-
lation Of the deposits made by parish
toner's for the use Of the sanctuary So
ciety of the church
4 ]
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AIANAGuA. NICARAGUA. July az
dispatches received here state that
Choluteca is now In the possession OF
the Honduran government.
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impurities ard poisous this lining
Treatment
Ga5r by cleansing blood Of all impurities p9ons
headaches relieved and
remedy that o the bottom and
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA
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GOVERNMENT VICTORIOUS.

Occupies Town of Cholutecn. in Hon.
duraa.
TEGUCIGALPA. HONDURAS. July
27.-The government troops yesterday
occupied the town OF Choluteca, which
some time ago was captured by the
and 1t Is believed in
official circles here that this practically
ends the revolution.
4 Many prisoners have been taken by
the government forces. Reports from
all over the republic Indicate that the
country Is now tranquil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

SUMMER THIRST Is delightfully."- res
lieyed by Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
delicious neutrality-suspicious. to
lemonade-an excellent tonic.
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Nose. r. ,ynidron.

Especial to The Tines Dfspatch.J
| ROANOKE, VA, July 27.-Mr. Moses
Of Roanoke. died suddenly last night
from heart trouble, aged seventy-seyen
years. He Is survived by his wife and
five children. He was native OF
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In preparing the machine for its initial
flight which probably will take place
Saturday next G. H Curtis, the
aeronaut, who will accompany Captain
Baldwin on the trial flights, Is ex-
pected to arrive Wednesday,
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He was formerly member of the ltm.
Der firm Of Willis & Sisson. and had
accumulated considerable property. He
was buried In the graveyard at Indian.
naIdrldge chiches4er. .

ISpec!aI 20 TIC Times. Dlspatch.1 q
3 WALKERTOS, VA. July 27.--News
at Ronney. w. ya..of Prof. Holdridge
5Chinchester.o OF the State Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb, aged eighty-two
years. He leaves three daughters and
ono son. Professor Chichester married
Miss Hannah S. Walker. OF King and
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Hold Down by Expensc.

'There are many things that should
be on my drgible which 7 have not
fications and the low cost at which
the ship was necessarily constructed"
said Captain Baldwin to-day while
working upon the assembling of his
machine at Fort Myer. Among the at
tachments lacking. Captain Baldwin
pointed out, are the immoN bic blades
or fins attached to the envclop e. which
add much to the equilibrium Of the airs
ship. Two mechanics have arrived from
the G. H. Curtis works at Hamnlonds-
port and are assisting Captain Baldwin
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permits the aeronaut to
gas envelope. The car
of Captain Baldwin's
nded from the envelope
square mech netting,
OF Captain Bald
Secundus, the British
has q canvas casing to
Is suspended; while
has an aluminium en-
surrounding the num-
which give buoyancy
the capacity
Twins gas bag Is less
that Of the British
ting capacity Is nearly
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04
AN, stf.I
Don Gmma wsattbes.

! o.bettppIfen ibpebten I'm, bic 4erge;
siuf benz Sec lag fabler 6onnenId)ein.
Gtines Monbcrn burb bos sserbtgcfilOe,
gDie nit 9eimipebiebnen bent' id bein!
llnter bp6em ssels nDlbt fdb bic Ss6ble,
Gunft 9catus alte Siebclei
On berfallener Gapeaenmauer
&auidt aus bunfler Shlubt Elm Bad bots
BET.
Dibter Gpbeu ipurselt tisf I'M Grinbe,
Rlettert fiibn bic 6elienmanb enipor,
2ebensfriid) unb freunDlib nod nn,ranfenf
Ser perlafI'nen &lauie ouifle5 Sbor.
l1nb gpftamen bauben iiiBe Siif.e
eSn Der alten SannensG sGinlamfeit -
MclbesrouIben, beimli0 8aGgerteiei -
8, tpie tpirb bic Seele frob uno tuett!
ggas mid frdnfte, mas mid ie bsbriidte,
Mues, alles ftnbet feline Stub;
9erbitnatur, nit iomnrermiioem 2aube
Dedft biz man6e @rabesfnrde su.
Sprb, pie tpiro es rese In ben guiben!
Strobe Ginberftimmen 2ieo' unb Shero!
On Der Stdtte altgeipeibter Sage
4obt bon 2ebensluft Das iunse 4era.
NebelipoIten 5hpeben Inn bic Serge;
Muf benz See lpiclt fabler Sonnenibein -
Gliif nnb Gleno, tpas mir iei beibieoen -
- SD eelpbe - ion Gin Sesen iein!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04

fdein aefnnben, ben er ia beute nod
| INNER dbgeben fDnnteg Sd branhe
/ ibn ia nidt sleid gu tpedIeIn, bddte
Ct, banfte unb mahte iid glei1 auf
ben Weg. - Die Wertifdtt BON Meis
| iter Wolbrs9t roar Helm, uber ben nnb
alles nod nsu unb gefiel Milbelm To-
fort. Der Meiitsr blidte i'm anfanss
miBtrouif1 an, ipinigte aber Elm, ibn
auf prpbe gu bebalten. - Milbelm
blieb frob unb gliidlid sleia ba unb
befam cine eilige Mrbeit gum Gertigz
itelIen, elm @i9erbeitsi1Iob. gr 1ole
/ 1ieb 9benbs feline @ahen boIen, meinte
Der Meiiter, uxb Wilbelm geba9te feiz
nes Mdnaels i'm Nfpl fir Obba9slofe
unb gebahte audi bes @elbfdstns. Nun
ipiirbe er i'm bod ipehleln miif1en, rm
feline nOtbisften anldaffungen gu be-
ftreiten.
Oas MittageHen hplte ber 2ebrbube
in bic Merfitatt: Rraut unb @pedtars
toffeln, eine srobe @diiiIel. Da aben
bic beiben, Bis ni9ts mebr barin mar.
Mit ieber Stunbe, bic Wilbelm in Der
fleinen Mertftatt banttrte, gefiel ss
ibm beFer. gr tpnnte nidt fasen
tparum, aber es f9isn ibm, als fDnnte
ct bier bas @efiibl rubisen @eboreen>
feins genieben, na9 benz er fid fdpn
10 lange nergeblih seiebnt. Ote Mr>
belt pabte ibm iiber bic Maben gut.
Die f9pierisen S9lDKer nit ibren
5ebern unb Gdnsen bate er BON jeber
germ unter ben 9dnben gebabt. Dabei
iparen ibm fdon friiber neue Sbeen
unb @erbe1erungen einsefallen.
Meiiter Wolbre9t bate nod ben
probetasen Wilbelm @elb seseben. baz
nit ct fi9 Inf6affungen MAIDEN
fonnte, unb bate ibm seiast, piepiel
ct 2nbn geben tOnne, unb DaB ct i'm
germ bebalten tpolle. llno aufrieoen
mar Milbelm barauf eineesangen.
91un brau9te er audi por allsn Oinsen
ben 99ein ni4t mebr gu tpe9ieln.
unb gu allererit taufte ct BON benz erz
baltenen Gelb cine fleine tbDnerne
Gparbiidfe unb ftedte ben S9ein bin>
Elm. - Der 2ebrbube nabm fie fpGter
oft in Bic 9anb, unb iebesu1al, penn
ct f9iittelte, bDrte er bartn immer mod
nt9ts tlinsen unb flappern. Oa 5os
ct bann Elm fpDttifhes Geii9t unb
metnte: $50 eene tonlofe Sbonbiihfe
mar MIDI mein Tan. bes mar mer
f9on gu bumm. Det i9eint cen
2urusmDbelment fit ben feinen 9errn
Wilbelm gu fein."
giun Der tpubte es freili9 befer unb
merfte nit iebem Sage mebr, tpie bon
benz ungenubten S9ab in Der Spars
bii9Ie cine gans befonbere Graft auss
ging. - Nad eintgen Sabren fpnnte
fi9 WilheIin felbititdnbig MAIDEN. nnb
an ienem Sage fdertte ct bem Ifpl
fiir Sbba9loie bunbert Mart. Iber
ben S9ein, Der ibm Slid gebraht, be-
belt er, unb es 1T 3eit ieines 2ebens
1etn @tol5 getpefen, bab er ibn ME bot
einauipe9feln brall3en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04

II sSn fiinTsebn Millionen Sa6ren. 10
bat Elm 8elebrter nah ernItsm 9tab=
osntsn ausgerehuet. miro ber Waher=
purrnth Der @rne erlt)0pft iein. - llnter
o,slen umltdnoen lpdre es jsoeniaas am
BloBe. ieoe msitsre Nrobibl,losa9lta'
lion Iofort eiasuItslleu. lonlt erfol9t Die
Ratatropbe nod einige Sabre friiber.
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Notis at Gomtraftoreit.
Die gpmriionare bon Gusearatuas gouutp. Db
tUsrsen bis am

tusrsen Bis am
Wiontoa, %. Suni 1908,
fm 1br yatmittaes Stauoorb Seit periegeIte Mn.
Qebpte eatgegen iiebnsm fir bte GeieruHg oe3 ate-
Ti1l8 unb Die Mrbeit fir BEN Ban etner Yetpn Bride
bDn StDe Brgeu iber bic GtilImoter Greet atpiiheu
Nbri1sp,Ie lnb 9erni1pu.
pldne, GddBnngen nnb Gpe5fcationeu f6nnen in
iner Gtfire beS Gpuntp MuotprS einge5eben perben.
Sebes Mngebot mub opn allen HerfDnen unteribries
hen fein. bic baran ein 5nteree babtn nnb mub BON
eser be0lnnbigten gananpeiiuug begeite ein, 5obl.
'bor an u. o. Dpnabep. county Nnbitpr, fur bic
Gnmme BON 100000. als eine 6orantie bofir bah
1<t Sitter ben gDntraft anb ibernebmen tpirb tpenn
TIN Amgehut anaenpmmen ptrb
~ &edat miro porbebalten. einaene ober ane Mn9e.
i6pae 1MrHd3nmeiien.
n NnjfroDe 6er Beb6rbe Der Gonntb gpmiiFpndrs
DON Iu1fornipoS GDuntp Obto.
\ d. q. 9snatet. gonutp.Mubiter.
<es 3. Rntieip, 9onbmeiIer
Eatis1 26 moi 1908.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04

stssf Der oee eioR snm &.nteuts opm SSsss.sn ss,'
...orsn ,,uh NrppiFpuen Jurb iprtmdbrenos Hen'
Ssnevnaem ,n,rh hie MuStnatl ltct8 frlt) nno pon
tamp,o frhalten uuh oerbsa ane seitetlun9sn pEomp
smsne,nhri uuh ole gBooren nhre @rtrusSer9ntuHq
"Ig snr taunprooutte ueroeu Die hbdaiten Dtart'
~ gnrc lit pnr uub macbt Cure Stntohle hnf
Sbr mtr ct iiuorn ooB bic aSanlen op" oeHei oa''
fftht nnb bi. I eliC Il14 lno
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
Banker confesses Theft.

Robert Ohnmeiss. Jr cashier OF the
Marine Trust company. at Atlantic
City. y. j.. was arrested. charged with
a defalcatlon OF $20.500 He made g
confession IN which he says that ne
played the stock market; that one los.
followed another until he was hope
lessly involved He is under SI1.OOC
bail for trial ia October.
Announcement OF Ohnmciss' defal
cation. which has extended over G
period OF several months. caused q sen
sation in local social circles. and the
shock 20 those who have known Ohm
meiss and his wife socially is almos
as great as the stir caused In financia
circles and in other banks which IN
Willingly have been the vehicles by
which his thefts were concealed.
On the authority OF State Banking
Commissioner Watkins. who made ar
examination OF the funds and securi
ties OF the pany. the bank Is In nc
danger because Of the defalcations The
loss sustained in excess Of the amount
for which he has been bonded Will BE-
made good.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
Miss Reid Webs

The marriage OF Miss Jean Reid
daughter of the American ambassador
90 the Hon. John Hubert Ward. tool
place az the Chapel Royal OF St James
in London
Among those present were King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra. the Prince
and Princess OF Wales. the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught the Duke of
Fife. the Grand Duke Michael and the
Countess OF Torby. The king and
queen signed the register as the wit
nesses Of the marriage. The wedding
gifts are valued az over 100000.
The bridegroom is a brother Of the
Earl OF Dudley and is oQuerry In wait
ing 10 the king. The Chapel Royal
where the ceremony took place. was
the scene OF the marriage OF Queen
Victoria and several OF her daughters
Tho officiating clergymen were
Canon Sheppard. sub-dean OF the
Chapel ROYAL. DR. Grosvenor. OF New
York. and the Rev. DR.. Piers Claugh.
ton. rector OF Hutton-Brentwood Es
sex. Colonel Halford. the owner OF
Dorchester house. where the Roids
Live, was best man. The first part OF
the honeymoon viii be spent at Clivo
den.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
Grover Cleveland Buried

Grover Cleveland's body lies buried
IN the Cleveland plot In Princeton IN.
j. cemetery. Just as the sun was sink
ing in the west a distinguished COM
pany silently watched as the body was
lowered into the grave. Then the sim
pie burial service OF the Presbyterian
church was read. and before the last
OF the carriages in the cortege had
driven up 70 the path leading 10 the
burial place. the benediction had been
pronounced and the members OF the
family. President Roosevelt and others
who had gathered about the grave.
were leaving the cemetery. Many OF
the personal friends OF the dead states
man fingered about the SPOT which
was 70 mark his last resting place. and
each in turn was permitted 20 cast a
shoyelful OF earth into the grave.
Agreeable 20 the wishes OK Mrs.
Cleveland. the services. both at the
house and at the cemetery, were OF
the simplest character. Al invocation,
scriptural reading. a brief prayer and
the reading OF a William Wordsworth
poem, Character OF the Happy War
rior." constituted the services at the
-~'-'~' "--'N ~-AD AN-@-iAAb VA 49, ~-t -AA
service at the grave was brief and inn
pressive.
Although the funeral was OF strict
y private nature, those IN attendance
numbered many distinguished citizens.
including President Roosevelt. Gov
ernOr Fort, OF New Jersey; Governor
Hughes Of New York; Governor Hoke
Smith. of Georgia; former members OF
President Cleveland's cabinet. officials
OF the Equitable Life Assurance so
ciety. members OF the Princeton uni
versity faculty and friends and neigh
bOrs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
BOY Caused Costly Fire.

Gasoline spilled by boy, who wipet
II of with a rag and then set the ral
on fire, nearly caused the destruction
OF the village OF Baumanstown, Car
bon county. Pa
Paul. the eleven-year-old son of Pau
Bauman. a merchant. was sent TO &
store for gasoline for his fathers auto
mobile. He spilled some OF the liquid
Taking a cloth the lad wiped OF the
side of the can and then set the cloth
on fire. The flames communicated e
the boys clothing. Badly frightened
he ran into the barn. setting fire 20 the
structure. Before the flames could b,
extinguished half block Of structures
were destroyed. comprising the ware
house Of BOyer's hardware store an
the stables OF Paul Bauman, Angus
Spade. Samuel Straul. Harry Bauman
The loss is between $4,000 and $40.
600 Young Bauman was so severed,
burned that his life Is despaired OF.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
\ Great Opportunity for Young MeT
Who Desire an Agricultural
Education.

Many % the young men who have
finished the courses i'm agriculture at
the Tuskeree Institute are command
ing salaries ranging from $50 TO
500 uer month The graduates of
this Department OF the school are
successfully employed as Instructors,
OF as managers of important agricul-
tural operations. The school has an
agricultural faculty of twenty instruc
tors: men who have received their
training in the best agricultural
schools of the country.
Young colored men and women
who desire TO take courses In practi-
cal and scientific agriculture are now
offered the best opportunity 10 pur-
sue such courses in one or the largest
and best equipped schools for practi-
cal and scientific agriculture 90 be
found in the South. The following
courses are offered:
Dairying. three years course; Dairy
Hushandry, two years course; Swine
Raising. two years course; Beef
Raising, three years course; Slaugh-
tering two years course. Fruit Rails
ing. two years course; General Farm
ing. two years course; Truck-garden-
ing. two years course. Care and Man
agement OF Cattle and Stock, two
years course; Poultry Raising two
years course.
IN addition there is a special Post
Graduate Course OF one or two years
provided for graduates OF High
Schools and Colleges. We are espec-
tally anxious TO have a large number
OF agricultural students who have
finished high school or college cours-
es. Any young man who IS ambi-
tiOus enough TO finish any of the
courses above mentioned can readily
secure immediate employment at
good salaries.
Opportunities are now open TO 500
young men and women who may wish
TO take any or the above courses OF
instruction. The cost OF board is
$3.50 per month. No charge for in
struction. For further information
address.
BOOKER r. WASHINGTON.
Principal.
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
cleveIands Leave Princeton.

Princeton y. J.. July Mrs. Grover
Cleveland left for Tamworth. n. H
where she will Join her children. Mar
ion and Francis Cleveland. who re
NAMED there during the funeral o.
their father here last Friday. With
Mrs. Cleveland were her two children
Esther and Richard. who attended the
funeral; Miss Bryant. a daughter o.
Dr. Joseph T. Bryant the family ply
stefan. and President John H. Finley
OF the College OF the City OF New
York. Mr.. Fnley's farm adjoins the
Cleveland residence at Tamworth
Mrs Cleveland said that she preferred
20 make no announcements at present
but that she would return 10 Princeton
with her children in time for the open
ing Of school IN September.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
MURDER SENSATION
Philadelphia Doctor Was Victim of
Cyanide Of Potassium
POLICE ON SLAYER's TRAIL

New York to Have q s2-story Building.
Grover Clevelano's Funeral - Boy
Caused Costly Fire - Banker Con
fesses Theft Of s2o,5
The laying bare Of a most senHa-
uona murder is promised by tho Phil
adelphia police in the case OF DR.. VII
liam II. Wilson. who died at his home
Friday night after drinking a portion
OF a bottle Of ale that had been sent 20
him through the mails. An autopsy
performed By the coroner's physician
and an examination made OF the Wis
cera taken from the body proves con.
clusively that DR.. Wilson died Of
cyanide OF potassium poisoning The
ale came 90 the physician on Tuesday
a week ago by express. and in the mail
on the same day he received a letter
IN typewriter form purporting to have
been sent by the Peter Schem Brewing
company. informing him that sample
bottle OF ale had been shipped 20 him
for trial. Investigation showed. accord
ing TO the police. that Schem brews nc
ale and that the company never sent
any such letter as that received by
the physician
Unusual as are the poisoning fea
lures OF the case. more extraordinary
is the motive which the police ASS gn
for what they are certain Is a murder
Though DIT Wilson had been living FOR
more than twelve years in the house
where he drank the fatal potion. he
never put out a physician S. sign and
was not known in a general sense as a
practitioner. Withal he had n large
clientele. made up mostly % wealthy
women. and IL is declared by the coro
nor and the police that he made ar
afnuent living as a malpractiuoner IT,
his practice e. is the theory OF the 20
lice. Dr. Wilson caused the death OF
member OF the family Of a young mar
Who will DE charged with being the
poisOner. The death. Il is alleged
caused the young man 20 brood unit
he could no longer contain himself
when he sought 90 put an end 90 the
physicians practices by sending hin
poison. rather than going into court C
have his family history exposed 70 the
world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
A slxtv.t,no.storv RulIdinn.

Plans FOR a new skyscraper. 90 over
top an New YorIIs lofty buildings, and
the hagpole OF which viii pierce IN,
sky az greater height than the EdTe
tower in Paris. the highest structure
In the world. were filed by architect.
for the Equitable Life Assurance 30
ciety with the building department
The projected building for the Equit
able Will be a siXty-two story struc
turc 500 feet from the curb 20 the III
Of the tower. on which Will be PLACED
a fiagpole $50 feet in length. Tn.
bali on the hagpole viii be seventy
four feet higher than the 9s5-foot stee
Eimel tower.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
The Demand for an Educated
Ministry.
Tuskegee Institute,
Alabama

Realizing the demand among the
Negro people for an educated min
istry, The Tuskegee Normal and In
dustrial Institute conducts in con-
nection with its other Departments
a Bible Training School. The courses
OF study are so arranged that, not
only ministers and licentiates may
be benefited, but those also VINO de-
sire TO do better missionary work or
become intelligent Sunday School
teachers.
The chief aim OF the Bible Training
School is to afford a comprehensive
knowledge OF the English Bible and
to implant in the hearts OF those who
attend an ambition TO dedicate their
lives TO the elevation and Christian
ization OF their people. Daily sup
Elementary exercises designed 20 in
still habits OF sobriety, cleanliness,
regularity and accuracy are provided.
The teaching is wholly undenomina-
tional, the intention being not to
oppose or antagonize any theological
work being done elsewhere. but In
stead TO assist all denominations
During the past year. the enroll
ment In the Bible Training School
has been satisfactory. but the oppor-
tunity is now provided for a consid-
erably larger number.
The teaching is free. The cost OF
board. including furnished room,
light. fuel, laundering, etc. is $3.50
per month. The entrance fee is 81
to be paid in cash by each student
when he registers. Students will be
given the opportunity to work out
much OF the $3.50 in some cases all
OF IL. Lack OF means should not
keep any one from entering the Bible
School. II the student is not afraid
OF word and study he will succeed.
For further information address
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON,
Principal.
! Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
Her sewitcher Bald; His Haironly Cur,

Pottstown. Pa. July L. - Alleging
that she has been bewitched. nineteen
year old Mary Hillman. of this city
has worked herself into a state that is
considered dangerous by her physi
clans. She viii not take the medicines
prescribed. and has consulted a voodoc
doctor in Reading This doctor requires
that she get some hairs from the head
Of the person who is supposed to Dc
bewitching her The person who is &C
cused IS a bald-headed negro. and she
can't get any hairs The girl says that
several days ago. the negro stood IL
front OF her home and made mystic
rious passes with his hands. She fe!i
her strength departing. and since thai
time has been almost helpless
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

The object OF this suit is TO obtain
a Divorce. d VinculO MatrimOnii by
the plaintiff against the defendant.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that due diligence has been
used by and on behalf of the plaintiff
TO ascertain In what county or cor
poratiOn the defendant, Alex. Harris
is. without effect and that she, the
said plaintiff does not know his
whereabouts: Il is ordered that the
said defendant appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication
OF this order and do whatever is ne
cessary 20 protect his interest herein.
A Copy-Teste-P =. Winston. elk.
J. Henry Crutchheld, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
Hit BY Lightning; Sues For Damages

John r. Goudy. a Middletown. Pa
carpenter. has brought suit against
the Central Pennsylvania Traction
company because he was struck by
lightning on April Is. He claims that
he was on car and that owing 70 the
failure OF the company 70 provide
lightning arresters a bolt hit the car
and knocked him of the seat In fall
ing he alleges he struck on his left
arm and was incapacitatee for three
weeks. He now claims he suffers from
a weakened heart due TO the shock
The suit IS the first OF the kind known
ia the state