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clared he should have opposed the
policies OF DR.. Washington, long ago
amid loud applause.
The officers elected were.
Officers were elected as follows. W
NJ Trotter. OF Boston. president: J.
II. Magnet, of New Bedford. vice
president-at-iarge Charles King. J..
II. Wiley J. W. Hi. vice-presidents:
4. ". Adams. OF Norwich. recording
secretary: ". w. Ryan. of Newton.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. G.
Tyler, Of West Newton. assistant
corresponding secretary; Emory r.
Morris, OF Cambridge, treasurer
Rev. o. r. Dennison. Of Oak. Bluffs.
chaplain: George r. Crawford. OF
Boston, ergeant-at-arms Frederic s.
Monroe. OF New Bedford. statisti-
clan; +. 3. JOurdain. OF New Bed
ford ID. s. Klugh. OF New Haven.
5. w. Smith, OF Providence, Walter
Gay. of Hartford. l. c. Parrish, Of
Lynn, Hiram Conway. of Worcester,
b. W. Farris, OF Boston. Clement G
Reed. OF Norwich Handy Duncan
of Haverhill William H. Matthews.
of Newport, executive committee.
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Littleton, y. c., Oct. p. 1909.

Littleton, y. c., Oct. p. 1909.
Editor Richmond PLANET:
Please allow me space in your
valuable paper for the following
communication:
At the South Street Baptist Church
this place is going TO success. Satur-
day the 23rd. was conference day
and we added several new members
20 the church. and on Sunday was
regular service day. Rev. l.. j.
Alexander pastor, and at II o'clock
ne opened service and the subject Of
discourse was. Pride and its Dam
nable Influences" text was Prov. .
chapter and 10th verse He said.
Pride was the cause of coutenuo.
between states and kingdoms ID.
Pride after the contention about re-
ligious matters and articles of faith
made of worship etc.
He preached a soul-stirriug ser
mon which touched the hearts or the
people Rev. Alexander is a reviva-
list OF reuown. and has few equals
and no superiors.
Brother Joe Han being the found
Ter of the church. and "a deacon. rs
doing an he can for the upbuilding
.Of the church.
Mrs. Berry W. Brown. is orgauist.
and has a very fine choir which can-
not be excellcd. which adds much 20
the services.
Mr.. B w. Brown. left last week
for suffolk 20 Doe az the bedside of
his sick sister. but she died soon
after his arrival She was mem
Der OF several secret orders. and an
turned out 90 pay the last tribute OF
Ia departed sister. During his stay
.in Suffolk he noticed that the
PLANET had many staunch friends
.at that place.
b. W. BROWN.
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mony was virtually a confederation
Of what Mrs. Gentry had said. except
that she asserted she had never tel
ephoned for Conway or Fairlamb
except at Mrs. Gentry's request. She
stated that she had been with the
men and woman on several occasions
and emphasized that she had always
done so for the purpose OF drinking
The wife testified that the husband
was OF a very jealous nature, and re-
called a difficulty he had with a man
at the Reservoir summer before last.
Terrence was arrested for assault
and the case was decided in the Po-
lice Court When asked whether or
not she had ever done anything To
make her husband jealous the wo-
man replied that she had not.
Don't you think he had a right
to be jealous II you were running
around with other men?" asked the
coroner.
q don't think he knew anything
about that" she replied.
Mrs. Terrence denied that she
knew the reputation of the houses
she had visited with the men and
"oAAaAt anu StdNSu AudL III tdCu case
the four were never out OF sight or
hearing OF each other. The witness
shuddered when Mrs. Gentry's state
ment that She had been seen to hug
and kiss Fairlamb was read, but aft
er hesitation said: IT never kissed
him but once. In Petersburg we did
not take anything to drink, and al
though we went 20 a hotel, we were
all four in the same room. My
trouble with my husband in the past
has not been continuous. but we
have quarreled now and then"
Mrs. Terrence was excused, and
the inquest ended with the state
ment of Policeman Duffy, who ar
rested Conway, that he had search
ed Terrence and that he was not
armed.-Times-Dispatch
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Do You Know Them?

My father, William Agester, now
deceased, was born in Richmond.
va 1871 CD and was sold to Mr..
John Witherspoon IN Lawrenceburg.
ny, In lS49. His mothers name
was martha Anne Page Crump Eyes
Ter She afterwards married a Cox.
Her children were named John and
Chastine Cox. John Cox married a
iady by the name OF Polly, and a
enid by the name OF Henry was
born 10 them.
II ony one knows OF the where
abouts OF John Cox. or some OF his
children, or can furnish any informa-
ton, please write MRS. JAS. COAX
LEY ia 18th Street, New Albany.
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LINER STRANDS; a. DROWN
Steamship Hestla Wrecked by Furious
Gale and Only Six Saved.

Steamship HestIa Wrecked by Furious
Gale and Only Six saved.
St John, n. b., Oct 27.-Thirty-four
lives are believed 10 have been lost
through the wrecking OF the Donald,
son line steamship Hestia on q shoal
near Old Proprietor ledge. Only six
lives are known to have been saved
out of the ships complement OF forty
men. They were taken from the
stranded vessel by a crew OF lifesay-
ers who put out from the Seal Cove
station. on Grand Manan, and fought
their way through heavy seas and
around lodges until at last they came
alongside.
Al least twenty OF the crew, with
Captain Newman among their num-
Der. managed to get away from the
stricken vessel in a small boat. but
the craft was so overcrowded that Il
was impossible to man the oars and
the boat went drifting out to sea be-
fore the stiff northwest gale, in danger
every moment OF being oapsiaed be-
cause of her heavy load.
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GLEN ALLEN

IS A LOVELY COUNTRY SEAT
twelve minutes from Richmond and
three hours from Washington. 1t is
on the new short line. which links
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with those OF the North, and will
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for that great tide of travel which
flows between New England and the
tropics. This property Is for sale,
either as a whole or in villa sites.
For details, address the owner,
CAPTAIN CUSSONS. Forest Lodge,
Glen Allen, Virginia.
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2 Norfolk. Va. oct. 13. 1909.
This IS 90 certify that I have re-
ceiyed from John Mitchell. Jr..
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Knights OF Pyth-
las, y. A.. s. A.. F.. a.. a. and A..
($150.0Ol One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars I'm payment OF the death
claim OF Brother Jordan Malone.
who was q member Of Friendship
Lodge 80. g. OF Norfolk. Va.
Her Y Mark
Signed: MARTHA MALONE.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
Geo. w. Davenport. C.. c..
ID. ]. Roberts. Is. OF II. and s..
y. NJ Perkins NJ OF F..
NJ. Isbeie. ID. D.. c.. G.
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sIsep-WaIker,s Ean Fatal.

shamokin, Pa. Oct "a. - Josiah
Sharer. eighty-two years old, of Man.
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Binn's Hall, Va. Oct %, 1909.
This is 10 certify that ! have re-
ceiyed from John Mitchell. Jr.,
Grand Chancellor Of the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. Knights OF Pyth-
las, \. A., S. A. e. A.. A. and A,
sl50.0O) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim OF Brother F. V. Robinson.
who was member OF Lily Of the
Valley Lodge. No. 40, OF Newport
News, Va.
Signed: AUDREY r. ROBINSON.
EXecutrix.
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Friends Invited.

DR.. and Mrs. r. f. Jones cordially
invite their friends to their twenty
NTH marriage anniversary, Wednes-
day, Nov. 10, 1909, to 8 p. NJ.
Jonesboro. at Fort Lee, Va.
Train leaves G. and o. station 5
p. NJ. sharp, returning leaves Fort
Lee S;14 p. NJ. No. cards.
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chlIdren's Pennies Erect Monun,er.

- '' ~'''''~S LIcCt MONUMENT.
Cleveland. o., Oct. PA monument
that is the gift OF the school children
of the United States will be erected in
Lake View cemetery to the memory Of
the 1s5 school children who lost their
lives in the burning of the CoIlinwood
school building on March 4, 1908. A
penny collection for this purpose to
tailed $1,000.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Sinai, Va. Oct %. 1909.
This Is Co certify that ] have re-
ceiyed from John Mitchell. Jr.
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. Knights OF Pyth-
las, \. A., s. A, f.. A.. A. and A.
$l50.0OD One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment of the death
claim OF Brother George Pollard.
who was a member OF Mt. Pride
Lodge, No. 1873, Of Sinai. Va.
Signed. HENRY WYATT.
Administrator
Witnesses:
John Duncan. NJ. OF w.
Paul G. Easley, c. c..
NJ. d. Logan, ID. D.. G. c.
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He just Looked Wise.
He didn't spend the minutes
In the valley OF the signs;
He didn't have much wisdom
He just
Looked
Wise.
He prophesied no weather
To take you by surprise;
He just surveyed the heavens
on. he just
Looked
Wise.
And so through life for wisdom
He won the envied prize;
He wasn't guilty Of it,
Oh. be just
Looked
Wise
u. Z. stanton. in the
Atlanta Constitution
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Allen.
Virginia.

This charming spot with its Improvements
exception its
Glen Alien and forest
wooded
minutes from Richmond three and
That Great short Line which links Of
with those Of the south practically completed; will
follow this achievement
joined work and the bold enter
prise viii dominate Development
from the Atlantic valley o Msisir
The i and
Il
md lien is be
splendid development
The dotted villas; miles Of
Of Glen
Allen daily Of them describing Of
halttanei deer which grounds
o. m or more
Glen Allen & suadou mansion
hundred in
tan description viii be mailed owner.
Virginia
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provements. Restaurant and
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write for further information.
H. a HUGHES, Proprietor.
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TESTIMONY OF THE WIFE.

Mrs. Terrence. who was WAITING
IN the Office OF the Chief OF Police,
was sent for. She entered the jurv-
room heavily yelled, but she uncover
ed her face during Coroner Taylor's
examination. Mrs. Torrence's testi-
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WAS KILLED BY CONWAY.

Without specifying causes. and
Win no reference 90 incidents. tho
Coroner jury az o'clock yester-
uay finished its work of examining
witnesses and brought in the fol-
lowing verdict.
Robert Z. Terrence came to his
death by wound inflicted bv a
pistoi In the hands Of James Con
way, October 10, 1909"
me mystery, II any. which has
nltherto surrounded the purpose of
Iorrence's visit TO Conway's saloon
was cleared mp when the dead man's
VIE testified that she had known
James Conway. and had met him
with Mrs Andrew Gentry and Hueb
talrlamb several times previous TO
the tragedy.
Mrs. Gentry, whose story OF the
relations between Conway and Mrs
lorrence was told apparently in n
strai ghtiorward manner. was tbs
hrst witness 20 be heard She tolJ
OF meeting the two men in the home
of a Mrs. Molloy. at Twentv.tbird
and Main Streets. where She saws
drinks were served them. and where
she and Mrs. Terrence became in
tOXicated.
Ihis meeting occurred October II
and as a result OF the condition of
her companion Mrs. Gentry CON
scented 10 take a trip to Norfolk
where they went that afternoon.
The day following they reached
Petersburg, and there they were met
by Fairlamb and Conway and ad.
vised TO return 20 Richmond. One
significant fact in Mrs Gentrv's tes-
umony Is that she was invariably
escorted by Conway, while Fairlamb
was always Mrs. Torrence's comnan-
ion. Mrs. Gentry testified that She
had known Conway for two wears
out mad not seen him for more than
a year until three weeks ago.
ANDREW GENTRY TEsTIFTEs
Andrew Gentry. husband of the
witness who preceded him on the
stand. told Of Torrence's first visit
10 Fairlamb last Saturday morning
as near as he could remember II he
tween and 9 O'Clock. II approacb-
ed Fairlamb first" he said. " and in
PRODUCED Terrence" Terrence aeL-
ed him If he knew his wife and re-
ceived the reply that he did not
Later Fairlamb acknowledged bav-
ing met her, but said he had never
known her intimately. Terrence
asked the time of meeting. and vas
toId that he had been introduced
10 her on Friday afternoon of fair
week at the Fair Grounds.
terrence told him then. show
ing him five pistol cartrid ges. that
he hoped he was telling the trutb
put that If he found he was lying he
would burn him up. Terrence want
ed TO go Immediately to Conwav's
place but ] would not go, and we
went to his brothers saloon. on West
cary Street There we separated. I
ala not know OF his visit at night
untll / heard OF the shooting"
Gentry did not know ANYTHING Of
the relations between Fairlamb or
Conway and Torrence's wife. Al
though he stated the purpose OF his
visit by saying he was looking after
his own interests.
TESTIMONY OF THE WIFE
Mrs. Terrence. who was waiting
IN the Office OF fha Chfaf os rolto.
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SHOT DOWN WHILE ATTEMPT
ING TO SAVE WIFE'S GOOD
NAME.

Evidence Before Coroner's Jury
Brings Out Fact That Conway.
Who Killed Terrence. Had Met
Murdered Mans Wife at Improper
Resorts and That They Had Been
Drunk Together.
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Evidence Before CorOner'S Jury
Brings Out Fact That Conway.
Who Killed Terrence. Had Met
Murdered Mans Wife at Improper
Resorts and That They Had Been
Drunk Together.
Richmond. Va. October 21.-
Mrs. GOldie c. Terrence, OF III
North Twenty-ninth Street. widow OF
Robert r. Terrence, who was shot
Saturday afternoon by James Con-
way. who now awaits trial on a
murder warrant. yesterday recitei,
at the coroner's inquest. the Incl
dents which led to her husbands
visit to the saloon at zoe East
Broad Street. and told graphically
OF her relations with his slayer. The
widow, now scarcely more than
twenty-five years old. entered the
jury room heavily yelled. and hes
itatingly swore 20 tell the truth con-
corning her actions.
While the woman was giving her
testimony in the basement OF the
City Hall. the father, mother. broth
ers and sisters OF the dead man. who
gave his life in defense OF her honor
were making the last arrangements
Tor his funeral. which took place yes
terday from the home at 211S West
Main Street Mrs Torrence's evi-
dence was scarcely more than n cor
robOration Of statements made at the
inquest OF Mrs. Andrew Gentry. her
lifelong friend. through whom she
was introduced 10 Conway and to
Hugh Fairlamb. AS far as is known
Mrs. Terrence never saw either man
except when the four were present.
WIFE Barred HER DECEIT.
In her sworn statements Mrs
Terrence barred her deceit. and ex-
planned her actions by saving she did
not think her husband knew of her
intimate relations with the men. She
Acknowledged that she had kissed
Fairlamb; that she had met the men
after 'phoning 90 them. and that She
had taken drinks while I'm their
company.
Mrs. Gentry was far more free i'm
her expressions. some OF which are
nos contained IN the coroner's record
than was Mrs. Terrence. Hor ar-
acknowledgements were that She had
seen Conway alone. and that She
had been TO many different places
with him 20 get drinks. She blamed
Mrs. Terrence for the renewal OF
her relations. although the state
ment was modified 10y the explana-
ton that She had done everything
.oi her own accord. and against the
wishes of her husband.
While Mrs. Gentry did not show
outward emotion. Mrs. Terrence
scomedt 20 DE terrified by IA posi-
ton In which she found herself. and
shuddered when Mrs. Gentry's state
ments were read for her approval.
The hearing was attended bv ~
NJ smith. of counsel for the do-
PENDANT, and by Major Louis Werner
VINO looked after the interests OF the
Commonwealth.
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THEY IT.

As a rule, republican journals
throughout the country refuse 10
recognize the tariff bin, in the form
IN which # Wen 10 conference. as a
republican measure. The following
editorial paragraph from the san
Francisco can, IL a fair sample Of
the expressions Of party papers upon
the subject.
outside of these greedy interests
(the trusts the bill has no friends
and no supporters 1t does not rep
resent the honest sentiment of the
republican party. 1t WAS supported in
the senate by what may be called
the old guard" who are not repre-
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sumers with the help Of special legis-
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,oon as II got out Of order and buying
4 new me-
why Is II hat the city Is obliged
To pay sixty cents each for common
wardrobe hooks aud five cents each
for two screws to put up each hook.
making the total cost Of each hook
seventy cents. when the plain citizen
can 20 into any hardware store in the
land and buy the same Kind OF hook
with the screws thrown in for six
cents And why does 1t cost the city
an additional tf.51 20 put up each
hook, making the grand total cost
s2.21 per hook
why does a given quantity Of rub
Der hose that costs other purchasers
.i96 cost the city $500,
'Nvhy do gas nantes retailed ey-
erywhere at twenty cents each cost
the city forty cents when purchased
in quantities.
why do brackets retailed at forty
five cents cost the city three dollars
why did ground with an assessed
valuation or s4,S00 cost the city
s2470 5s when bought for park pu
poses
why does It cost the city 1925 a
Toad 10 haul dirt when Il private citi-
zen can get It hauled the same dis
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st47 a ioad2