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Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
BLACK Jenny Lind"

High class concert company with
Madame Ida Decker Johnson, worlds
greatest soprano soloist and Grinnin'
Bob Johnson, Signor J. Robert
Johnson, worlds greatest black
dramatist, tragedian, singer and
inimitable Negro dialect artist, and
female tmpersonator, will appear at
uhe Following places: Don't miss
hearing them.
st. Luke's Hall. November 2sth.
benefit Sixth Mt. Zion Sunday-school
library fund.
Calvary Baptist Church, Decem-
Der 9Th, Fifth Baptist Chucn
December 10th. Fifth Street Ban
tist Church, December 18th. under
auspices usher's board.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
A Tribute of Respect to the Memory
of Our Friend and CO-Worker,
Mrs. Indie a. BurIVeu.

on Thursday morning, November
IL, 1909, the Providential Hand
touched our beloved sister and Co
worker in the person of Mrs. Bur
well. and she now sleeps the sleep
OF the righteous Her death took
from us one of the most loyal and
faithful members OF our choir. who
was always anxious and willing to
serve when duty called. She was
full OF sunshine and delighted to
talk IN a jocular manner among her
co-workers all of whom seemed TO
love her pleasing attitude.
She was indeed a whole-hearted
christian and It was never too hot
or cold for her TO be present and
hll her seat, therefore be it
Resolved I. That in her death a
place is vacant on our choir. which
Tor faithfulness and loyalty will be
hard TO fill.
Resolved 2. That we strive to
emulate her virtues and follow her
example of usefulness.
Resolved 8. That We drape the
railing in front OF the choir balcony
for thirty days in honor to her
memory
Resolved 4. That our expressions
OF sympathy be sent to her husband
who must necessarily be bereaved.
Truly it may be said; the finger
'of God touched her and she slept.
Peace to her ashes
Done by order of the Second
Baptist Church choir. November IL,
1909.
THOMAS NJ. CRUMP.
Lender
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27

Directress, Mrs. Lille Bouldin:
Junior Directress. Miss Anna Isogan;
Register OF Deeds; Mrs. Elizabeth
Jones; Register OF Accounts, Miss
Josephine Miles; Receiver OF De-
posits, Mrs. Betty Florrnoy: Wcr-
thy Inspectrix, Mrs, Susie I. Britron:
w Conductress, Mrs. Rosa Mosiey:
Assistant Conductress. Miss Ida
Moseley: Orator. Mrs. Betsy Stew
art; Escort, Mrs. Queen Webhs
Herald. Mrs. Sallie Lindsey: Pro
tector; Mrs. Anna Morton Trustees.
Mrs. Rosa Cook. Mrs. Prucilia
Green, Mrs. Jennie Robinson.
DR.. Lewis arrived here last SIN
day morning. but Mrs. Taylor re
mainej until Tuesday.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
Resolutions of Coincidence.
Richmond. Va. Nav X 10

Richmond, Va. Nov. Is. 1909
It is the will OF our Heavenly
Father to take from labor TO re@sYfd
our friend and cO-worker in the
christian cause Rev. James II
Stephens, OF Manchester. He was a
loyal, faithful and energetic worker
Tor the cause enunciated by the Vlr-
ginia Baptist State Convention
Sunday-school and 3. Y. p. u. work
lt is with a great degree Of sadness
that we, the officers OF the Natio1aI
Baptist Sunday school union bow 20
the viii OF our Heavenly Father. in
mat he does everything right and
Just. We do know that we rave
lost valuable worker, one whose
heart and mind was in the work. nna
VINO never knew a task so hard Ebak
ne would not attempt it for the
cause OF right. His family, SUNDAY
school and friends have our
deepest sympathy in their SAD be-.
reaVement- We shall endeayor IN
so i've that when oar summpns
come we will meet him in heaven.
Done by order OF the National
baptlst Sunday-school Union.
b. H PEYTON, President.
A. w. DANDRIDGE, Secretary
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
DErRorTs BEATEN.
Negro Pitcher Successful tor AIman
dares i'm II Inning Game.

Havana. Nov. 1S.-ft iroso. a
negro pitcher. let the Detroit Tigers
down without a hit In eleven in
nings today. lie would have had a
shutout in nine innings without any
trouble but for an error. He pitch
ed a remarkable game from start
TO finish, and his team mates sup
ported him faultlessly except for
that home run throw. IL came In
the seventh inning. Mcintyre hit
a grounder TO second, the Cuban at
that sack made a clean pickup, but
threw the ball over a low fence
back of first base and Mcintyre went
all the way around. Not another
Tiger reached first, aud so effective
was the right handed finger that
his support did not even have hard
chance to handle.
Lelivelt pitched a fine game him
self. allowing but six hits. but he
lost the game in the eleventh. He
passed man and then threw to
first on a bunt on which each run
ner took two. The score:
beNIolt ~
Almendares . ..-2
Batteries-LeliveIt and schmidt:
Pedroso and Gonzalas.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
a Sonnet-To Terpsichore.

o comely muse and fair to see.
Thou chosen Of that merry throng.
That 20 Olympus mount belong.
List laughing maid I sing to thee.
o goddess fun of mirth and glee.
Thou glid'st in choral dance and
song,
The shady woods and groves
among,
With graceful step So 1.-the and
free.
Thou art beloved of Phoebus
bright,
Who drives mis- fiery car by day,
Drawn by the snorting steeds of
light,
Ger many a steep and rocky way.
And then he comes at fall of
night
With thee Terp sigh ore TO play.
-Ardelle Marie Smith.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
NfINOR-NTOSBY.

The marriage of Mrs. Alice Nosby
to Mr. Thomas Minor, will take
place Thursday, December ?. I909,
+. NJ. at The residence OF Mr..
Benjamin Anderson, 1926 w Moro
street, Richmond, Va. Friends are
invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
Injured His Eyes.

James Trice at the Globe Theatre
on First and Federal Street was
painfully injured in his eyes last
Monday. In playing chalk was
thrown in his face. II had accident
ally become mixed with lime and
affected his eyes so badly that med
ical attention was necessary.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
Troops Ordered Out.

Chicago, H., November IL
Governor DeneeD at midnight or
dered five more companies OF militia
TO proceed at once to Cairo, and di-
rected General Wells. of Decatur, to
take charge of the troops and pro-
ceed at once to the scene.
Governor Deneen. who had been
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27

Cairo. H.. November ~. 1t is
reported that Alexander, the negro
implicated by James in the murder
OF Miss Pelley, has been found by
the mob, and that they are bringing
him into town TO lynch him.
an unverihed report that the ne
gro Alexander has been lynched at
Cairo has just reached Governor
Deneen.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27

Chicago. November 11.-"This is
an outrageous proceeding and dis
grace 10 the state OF Illinois. said
Governor Deneen lateF tonight.
There is not a question but that
those who committed the atrOcious
crime at Cairo would have been
punished by due process of law had
the matter been submitted to the
courts"
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
Another Court in Halifax County

Mrs. Anna Taylor. u. d., g. w.
c. organized a court OF Calanthe at
Randolph, Va, last Saturday. she
was assisted by DR.. J. Alexander
Lewis. The officers of the new court
are Worthy Counsellor. Mrs. Ma
rinda BROOKS; Worthy Inspector.
Rev. George L. Coleman; Senior
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27

The PLANET is only $3.50 per
year IN advance.
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27
smEswE4THER--wErAa.

DR.. John Merriweather and Mrs
Lena :. Wells. will be married I'm
Washington, - c.. December I. 1900
Richmond planet., 1909-11-27

Jack Dempsey, the Nonpareil
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23
OREGON NEWS.

Frank Brigham of Napavine, who
killed his wife, has been sentenced to
be hanged on March 26.
Mrs. Sarah r. Riggs died recently
at her home at the Rosebud Indian
agency, South Dakota, at the age of
90 years. She was the wife of Rev.
Stephen r. Riggs of Plainfield, who
was said to have preached the first re-
hgious sermon at Chicago. She was a
missionary among the Indians on the
Columbia river in Oregon in 1914.
A switching engine. backing from a
side track in the Albany yards of the
Southern Pacific recently, struck a
northbound freight train. The freight
engine was ditcbed and three freight
cars smashed up.
The planning mill connected with the
lumber plant of Clark & Wilson at Linn
ton, was destroyed by fire Saturday, to
gether with a large quantity of lum-
Der. The loss will reach $4,000; fully
insured.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23
MONTANA SQUIBS.

Frank Truchot, one of the oldest old
timers in the state, died at his home
near Choteau Sunday night.
All records for cold weather in Great
Falls region were broken Sunday morn
ing when the weather bureau thermom-
eter went to "A below. The only record
approaching this is AZ below on Febru-
airy /, 1898. Sunday the mercury got
up TO 10 below. but tonight is down
below 20. Stockmen are becoming
alarmed over prospective losses.
William Wilder, an emplOye in the
Boston & Montana smelter at Great
Falls, was caught by a screen and held
until he froze to death. The tenn
perature was 30 below zero.
James Barrett, convicted of being Q
partner Of Paddy Rogers in the bur
glary and attempted robbery of the
Dreibelbis store in Anaconda, on No
vember 9, has been sentenced to Il
years in the pententiary, in accord
ance with the verdict of the jury thai
tried him.
Senator Dixon has introduced a bill
to allot lands to all children born on th'
Flathead reservation since January p
1905
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23

A Is reported several persons were
slightly poisoned by chicken served a.
tho inaugural ball Incident 40 tho IN
auguratlon Of Governor Brady
Tho Juliaeita merchant known a.
Samuel j Prince, who mysterIonsly de.
appeared after writing Die wife An un'
usual letter telling her that he was
hunted by a man named iiain father ~
gin ho was accused ~ having
Drongod "a hie boyhood, ~ said Az he
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23

Al expedition directed By Prof. Al. D.
Osborn Of fhe American Museum " Nat
ural History has recently returned Iron
fhe Tayoum desert ID EgyDa ladeu with
neN skeletons " prehistoric animals, The
fayoum district y fhe bod Of 80 aDeienf
liver, and iu de SANDS are found the
b0nef ~ ali kinds VI animals mixed ~
discnminaiely JAeg arr ~ soli thai
fAey Gao be Femoged only ~ pouring
sheliac ogfr fbem. one NJ ile mosi ip
uoriaui fuls y ile skull NJ fle gllpf
alaiuoirlfrlDm 1le aominaiipg featvfs
" long pair NJ sharp poiniec Aofas
pro|rldlng lpaard aif oui eald ifom az
.n.ni for ufarY $50 foeL Iilif aplnai
ah. f4f lrub King III it line jAf
loll combined iaf sDapl NJ ilf elephant
anl ile rlInoefI0s il0 uQuHlv eaf
naIurd afIfl ilf fFlpllap 4prfp Afelnof
laun ~ lol lfauiy IAf animal fieqo
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23

which has been heavily patronized for
years. The old Concord coaches which
have been in service so long have been
withdrawn from service and light hacks
substituted.
There were 240 head of fat cattle
shipped out of Sites Saturday to Stan
ton & Co., Spokane. They were brought
from Camas prairie by IL. M. Schneider,
buyer.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23

27-Death of Col. VIM r. Villas Of
Madison, Wis.
3O-$2, 100000 fire in New Orleans.
SEPTEMBER.
Vermont election.
Death of Lord Lionel Sackville-
West, former British minister to Wash
ington.
death of Frank p. Sargent, COM
missioner of immigration. .Rawhide
New destroyed by fire.
6-16-Forest fires in northern Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Michigan and across
border in Canada.
14-Republicans carry Maine election
21-Death of Pablo de Sarasate, Span
ish violinist
2S-International tuberculosis congress
meets in Washington.
OCTOBER.
bulgaria declares itself independent
of Turkey.
6-Philadelphia celebrates 225th anni-
versary.
Elevator explosion at Richford, VT,
kills 13 persons.
16-Forest fires rage in Michigan and
Wisconsin . Relief train burns near
Alpena. Mich, with 20 persons aboard.
19-21-Land lottery Of Rosebud lands
in South Dakota
22-Marriage of Prince August Will
liam of Germany and Princess Alexandra
! Victoria of Schleswig- Hostein.
26-Canadian elections carried by Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and Liberal party.
NOVEMBER.
death of Mrs Julia A. Carney.
poetess, at Galesburg, III.
3-National election. w. H. Taft and
James S. Sherman, Republicans, chosen
President and Vice President.
death of Tomas Estrada Palma,
first president of Cuba Libre. =. .Chas W.
Eliot resigns as head Of Harvard univer-
sity.
S-Death of viotorien Sardou, French
playwright.
9-Trial Of Ray Lamphere begins in La
Porte, Ind. . 4. Former u. S. Senator Ed
ward w. Carmack shot dead in Nashville
(Tenn.) street. Postmaster Edward
NJ Morgan Of New York shot in street.
10-Warship North Dakota launched ar
Quincy. Mass.
12-Explosion and fire in mine In West
phalia, Germany kills 339 men.
13-Death Of Emperor of China.
Secretary Of the Navy Metcalf resigns.
14-Death Of Dowager Impress Of
China. Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez chosen
president al Cuban elections.
15-Souih Bend (Ind.) postofice rob
berry.
24-Goy. A. b. Cummins chosen u. S.
Senator from Iowa. Lieut.. Gov. Garst
becomes Governor Of Iowa.
26-Ray Iannhere convicted Of arson
at la Porte. Ind.
27-Treafy between United States and
Japan is announced.
2s-l3s miners killed by explosion ~
Mariana. Pa.
i 29-Fiood al Guthrie, Okla.
DECEMBER.
president Nord Alexis Of Hayii de
D posed Pu 81 asoends throne Of China
49,. Hole blown 10 ievee saving town Of
D. Pine Bluf Ark.
S-Fatal battles between religious "a
ID narcs and police ID streets Of Kansas
g. City.
1O-Abraham Ruef, San Francisco 20
T. litioal boss convicted OF bribery.
12-Dutch cruiser Geiderlano captDre
j. Venezuelan gnardship Alix.
I5-Deafb of Donald q. Mitchell.
" Constitutional government lnau
gurated 81 COnsianhnOple
2O-Gen Antoine Simon sworn % a.
rs president Of Hayn
D. 2l-Grafi arrests cause sensation b
Pifsburg.
g 22-Burning Of iierald sg0are faeals
in New York
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23
NEWS OF IDAHO. MONTANA,
WASHINGTON AND 0REGON.
From Our Exchanges of the Sur
rounding Country-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
Place-Fan Trade Good
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The latest information from Gov
ernor-elect Cosgrove is that he will
leave Paso hooIes, Cal, when the
weather moderates enough to make it
SAFE tor him to travel north.
After shooting at her husband at
their home in Seattle, in an enort to
kill him, Mrs. Anna Smith lay down
on her bed and died almost immedi-
ately.
Henry Redpath of Everett committed
suicide recently. He was Respondent.
Edward Joseph Hannaford was killed
in the paper mill at Camas, recently.
Governor Mead has offered a reward
of $500 for the arrest and conviction
of the unknown man who assaulted the
1O-year-old daughter of b. +. Hall at
Tenino the evening of December %.
The Palace hotel at Pullman was re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. r. Conklin of Leavenworth, who
keeps boarders, was attacked by man
named Weaver, and she fatally shot
him.
w. r. Wiley of Hillsboro, Ore, was
accidentally killed by Northern Pa
cifc train at Kennewick.
Governor Mead announces the ap-
pointment of Eugene Lorton of Walla
Walla as a member of the board of
control to succeed J. II. Davis of Ia
coma.
Charles w. Brawner, a prominent
commercial man of Spokane, and for
the last five years representing the Vul.
can Iron works of Seattle, died recently
in Wenatchee.
Seattle s contribution to the italian
earthquake sufferers as reported by
Italian Consul A. J. Ghiglione, totals
$4,000.
State officials are asking game war
dens TO scatter grain for quail and
other birds Unless this is done mos
Of the game birds viii be killed by th'
snow and cold.
William Pugh and J. A. S0rrei, wh'
dug through the walls of the Dougla
county jail with a chair leg, have no
been captured.
William Thompson, so years Of age
was found dead I'm his room at Seattl
this morning with n bullet hole in hi
heart. revolver clutched I'm his han'
and a Bible open at the 23d Psalm.
A cailroad to the OkanOgan countr.
from Wenatcbee is the latest rumor.
Olaf Clope is wanted in Colyille b.
his partner, Fred Osterberg, who claim
that Olaf has abscOnded with 5000 o
the firm 3 funds.
The Salvation Army has opened
free soup kitchen at North Yakima.
Two Of Dayton : seven saloons hav
closed Applications by both dealer
for a renewal of their licenses were n
fused. The three saloons whose license
expire June IS will be closed then.
Cold weather records for from 10 I
20 years were broken IN the lnlan
Empire Saturday. Scarcely . TON
reported above zero for the entire dal
while al night the mercury dropped
from 20 10 80 degrees below.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23

Ia0Hifnauf opNnrnoT Coon AZ pI0
paled NJ oonfoai ihf seating III liou.
fonani Governor e|oei ~ A. liaY on fle
ground ilai ~ llay a'aqualIhed h|W
f0|f ~ improper ftpfna|ipflf M fNf Al.
cont primary fampa|an cIpaliuF
lhf Doai0af M Naf fammoned fel
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23
Record Is of Change and Death.
but Also of Peace and
Prosperity
NATIONS HAVE NEW RULERS.
Many Persons Known in Statecraft,
Politics, Music and Letters
Pass Away.

ceding it, has brought about many
changes in all parts of the world Death
has taken rulers and governments have
been changed, men and women Of prom
inence and achievement in many lines
have passed into the silent hereafter.
fire and flood have levied their toll
upon human life and property. greed |
and hate have melted to grave crime in
numerous instances. But the record is
not all dark. Mans activities along /
peaceful ways have gone steadily for
ward, achievement has made decided |
Roadway, the quiet lives Of the major
ity of earth's people have moved on I'M |
vexed by war, pestilence or famine, and |
a grateful material prosperity seems TO
be the portion of most Of the civilized
nations.
Early in February the king and
crown prince of Portugal were assas-
sinated in a street of Lisbon and the
crown passed to a young son and broth
er. the present King Manuel. The
deaths. in November. Of the Emperor
and the Dowager Empress Of China
caused change in the ruling head Of
the Celestial empire A new president
has more recently taken hold Of affairs
I'm Hayt. Bulgaria has declared itself
Independent Of Turkey. and the last
named country itself has made radical
innovations tending toward cOnstitu
floral government.
The neurology of the year is memor-
able for the number of notable men
and women OF prominence in the world
of art. letters and music who have
passed away. Among those 10 succumh
during 1903 were eX-I'resident Grover
Cleveland. Sir Henry Camp5ell-Banner-
man. ex-premier of England: Tomas
Estrada Palma. Cuba's first president
/ Bishop Henry c. Potter and Rev. Nor
gan Dis Of New York Ira ID. Sankey.
Pablo dc Sarasate. August Wilhelmj.
Edmund Clarence Stedman. ~Ouida."
Joel Chandler Harris. Murat ualstead.
bronson Howard. Niciorien Sardou.
Louise Chandler MoultOn. Harriet Hos
mor Chas. Emory Smith and Wm. j.
Allison
A destructive theater fire and panic
IN BoYertoWn. Pa. the burning OF a
school house in Cleveland suburb
mine explosions forest fires in Michi.
, gan. Wisconsin and Minnesota. aud
storms and floods in various parts Of
the country caused the loss ~ many
j., lives.
The year witnessed the starting o.
4 Admiral Evans heet of warships on iti
i triumphal tour 0f the Pacific.
d The horrible developments upon th'
4 murder farm of Mrs. Belle Guinness
Z. near lAPorte. Ind. the unlawful actiyi
j. ties of the night riders in Tennessee
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23

20-Death of Senator Latimer of South
Carolina.
21-De~th of Harriet Hosmer, Ameri-
can sculptress.
27-Mine explosion near San Juan
de Sabinas, Mexico, kills 20 miners.
2S-Unsuccessful attempt made to kill
Shah of Persia with bomb. =. w. O..
Bradley. Republican, chosen Senator from
Kentucky.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-23
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE.
Opened Its Sessions at Olympia Last
Monday.

MO4LdJs
Olympia.-The eleventh Washington
legislature convened Monday aud with
IN 10 minutes after IL assembled WAS
completely organized. 1t has before
it, among other tasks, that Of electing
Congressman Wesley J.. Jones, the pop
ular choice, TO succeed Levi Ankeny
as United States senator.
The senate was called TO order by
Lieutenant Governor Charles j. Coon
and organized by the election Of A. IS.
Ruth Of Thurston county, president pro
TEN, and w. II. Laube Of King county
secretary.
The house was called TO order by
Representative y. o. Meigs Of Yakima
county, in the capacity Of chief elerli
Of the house two years ago, and organ.
lied with Mr.. Meigs as speaker Loren
ID. Grinsted Of King county, chiei
clorki James Wilson Of Pierce county
sergeant a. arms, and George n. Ban
croft Of King county, q member Of th'
house two years ago, assistant sergeant
al arms.
Mondays session in both houses Nal
merely long enough 40 perfect forma
organizatione, notify the governor fha'
fhoy arc orga1i1ed and adopt q join
resolution providing for p joint session
on tho following day "a shieh ~ can
Yase tho feiurps of tho recent siat'
election.
lhe inauguration AZ iho newly e|eciel
fiafo officials took place on "Wednesday
Hlih fho exception ~ ihaf of Governor
elooi Dosalofo vino nill noi loaYe PAS
hobloa unti| iAe HeaihoF moderated
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
CIRCUS ACTS AT
THE NEW CHUTES
Many Novelties From Tented
World Are Promised

circus act every 80 minutes with
promenade music and clowning going
on between times is the entertainment
promised this weeks visitors at the
New Chutes. The new bill will go
into action this afternoon and the acts
Will be distributed at various points
about the grounds. One of the most
sensational numbers will be presented
from the pinnacle of the circle swing
tower. This unusual position will be
occupied by the Tydell troupe of double
trapeze artists.
Another. unusual act is promised in
tie swinging perch exhibitions of Nell
lie Fox. Miss Fox has long been a
fayorite in the circus, world. She per
forms from the extremity of a pole
which sways like a great pendulum
Another artist new to the west is
Herbert ellison in bounding wire per-
formances. Double and triple fips
from wire to wire are among the feats
accomplished by this artist Another
surprise is promised in the high air.
upside down trapeze novelties of Myron
Dooley. Head balancing feats are the
features of his exhibition For those
who relish comedy there will be the
slack wire clowning of "Slivers'' Cakes,
late of the Barnum shows. New pic
lures in the free nickelodeon and out
door diversions will complete the pro-
gram.