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Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
FOUND DEAD ON rAR1oR FLOOR KILLS HER CHILD
Unlighted Gas Jet Ends Life of
James Alexander Bagbs.

Stretched prone on the floor of his
front parlOr. James Alexander Bag
by, of 909 West Marshall Street.
was found dead by his brother.
Brandt Bagby, at sac O'Clock Sun
day morning. The room was filled
with the fumes Of gas, and a burnt
match and another, which had not
been fired, found near the body told
the story. 10 is believed that he at
tempted to light the gas and fell TO
the floor before the flame had reach
ed the jet. The other match was evil
IDENTIFY dropped, and it may have
been that he was searching for il
on the floor when he sank down. un-
able TO rise again. None of his
friends or his relatives believe that
II was a case of suicide, for he had
never been heard TO say that ne in
tended taking his life, and there had
teen nothing which would have led
him to such an act.
The last seen of the dead man was
on Fourth Street at Z o'clock Sat
urday evening. II is now known what
time he reached home. When a
brother and a friend called yester-
day morning TO accompany him to a
Bible class they were not able to
open the door, and they entered the
parlor through the window of a bed
room which adjoins in the rear.
Bagby had evidently been dead for
some time. He was in the house
alone, for all the members OF the
family are out of town for the sum
mer.
Coroner Taylor was notified, and
he decided that an inquest was un-
necessary.
Bagby was teamster by occupa-
ton He was thirty-two years old.
he leaves a wife and family.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07

hands Of a stakeholder and Cof-
roth has the signature OF both men
10 battle in his arena on October l Q
When Ketohel heard that Jenriss
had pat up $4,000 he said:
"Jed is wasting his time / am
going TO begin training in a week
or so and will be in magnificent
trim for the fight with Johnson.
What is more. I am going 10 knock
the colored man out and that will
relieve Jen of the responsibility. !
know that ! can outpuneh Johnson
and as hard hitting can win in nine
cases out of ten, viii be the -fiext
heavyw eight champion OF the world
l am taking on weight now, but /
am ready 20 fight Langford to
finish before l meet Johnson Lang
ford, however, does not want any
OF my game. for II he did he would
have accepted a $4,000 bonus to
meet me at Ely. New. on Labor Day.
That is more money than Langford
ever got before. and yet he passed
10 mp when he had chance TO whip
me and win a fortune Let me say
however. that if Johnson should beat
me. JeGries. If he is right. will stop
him inside OF ten rounds JEFF is a
wonderful fighter. the best the world
has ever seen"
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
Mother of Little William Malone
Gave Him Sixty Grains
Through Error.

Mistaking calomel for certain
powders which had been prescribed
by physician, the mother OF VIII
liam Malone, white child a year
and a half old, gave him sixty grains
OF that medicine Friday morning.
seth inst. at o'clock, and at / .
O'Clock the child died at the CITY
Hospital
The baby had been sick for some
time. and Mrs. Malone, who lives
at 1902 Lownes Street. called in a
physician, who prescribed a medi-
cine suited TO the child's ailment.
The mother had several powders.
and she put them together in a glass.
In selecting the dose which should
have been given, she got hold ef the
.calomel, and the baby took sixty
grains of il before she discovered
her mistake.
But no sooner had the fearful
mother discovered that she had made
a terrible mistake than she wrapped
the baby up and went out to the
CITY Hospital, where the ambulance
surgeons did everything they could
Tor the little sufferer. The child
lived about nine hours.
Coroner Taylor stated last night
that II Is rather unusual for caIonoel
10 poison anybody. but said that the
dose administered to the Malone
child was too strong. AS he sleemed
the dosage entirely accidental, Cor
oner Taylor decided that an inquest
was unnecessary.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
A New Court at Manas ssas-Finc
Times There.

Manassas. Va, August 3.-A
court of Calanthe. Knights of Pyth-
las was organized here last night al
the Knights of Pythias Hall. Grand
Worthy Counsellor John Mitchell.
Jr., arrived here from Washington
at 5:lS =. VI. He was accompanied
by Miss NJ. L. Chiles. Grand Worthy
Register of Deeds and DR.. f. r.
Jefferson. Miss Chiles stopped with
Rev. NJ ID. Williams, the we'll known
pastor of the First Baptist Church
The initiation was appreciated bv
the ladies' who joined The new body
will be known as Manassas Court.
No. 14S. The following are the Of
ficers: Worthy Counsellor, Mrs. V.
Johnson; Worthy Inspector, Mrs.
Martha Penn; Senior Directress, Mrs.
Mary Hollis; Junior Directress. Miss
Louisa Stokes; Worthy Inspectrix
Miss Ruth Ford; Worthy Orator.
Mrs Chanie Harris: Register of
Deeds. Miss Julia Green; Register
OF Accounts, Miss Georgia Thomp-
son; Escort, Mrs. II. T. Cherry: Re
ceiver OF Deposits, Mrs. Georgia
Conway; Herald, Mrs. Annie Lam
bert; Protector, Mrs. Lucy Naylor;
trustees, Mrs. Chanie Howard, Mrs.
Georgia Murray; Mrs. Martha Penn.
Conductress. Mrs. Katie Harris, AS
sistant Conductress, Mrs. Edith Har-
ris.
This court was organized
through the efforts of Sir Homer T.
Cherry. Rev. ]. r. Conway. assist
ed. The repast served was heartily
enjoyed by the visitors and the mem
bers OF the new court.
Mr. Mitchell and party left here
at s:43 for Richmond via Washing
ton.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
United Aid Insurance Company Fails.
Receiver Appointed.
J. W. CROMWELL.

Against the United Aid Insurance
Company, Judge Ingram. in the Law
and Equity Court, last Wednesday is
sued decree in the suit OF Addic
Griffith, plaintiff. Otis p. Walker IS
named as receiver for all property
or the company, and is authorized to
take possession at once of all assets
or the company, except $4,000 OF
Roanoke city bonds. The receivers
bond is put at $4,000
The liabilities of the company to
the American National Bank and
the Commonwealth Bank, running
up TO $4,000, have been paid, and
on injunction previously granted is
dissolved so far as $4,000 worth of
the Roanoke bonds are concerned.
and $4,000 worth of them are to be
delivered TO the receiver.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
PREACHER FLAYs STONE
Rev. Madison &. Peters Calls Mis-
SOUri senator White Coward.

New York. August IA white
coward was what Rev. Madison G
Peters called Senator Stone i'm his
sermon at the Church OF the Omen
Door. Brooklyn. tonight. during a
review of the recent slapping Incl
dent between the senator and ne
gro waiter.
Thank Cod" exclaimed Dr
Peters with great fervor. Senator
stone belongs TO a class that the
public is not proud of-a class that
is rapidly disappearing
lt Is the pitiable plight of the
negro to-day 90 have no friends i'm
either the pulpit or politics. II is
emphasized by the silence following
the stone incident. think the ne
gro man in this incident was The
southern gentleman.
10 is piJiable travestv on iustics
10 see one of our lawmakers. one
"I our powerful senators. airinr
such un-Chrisuau views and stirring
up so much race antagonism. Il n
suHlcient 90 make bHndfolded Ius-
Oce Jump on her pedestal.
senator Stone and his whiskev
glass on one hand and the poor ne
gro waiter on the other oner notable
l'draliels- The senator's action Is
directly opposite to the spirit of tho
"Se and the teaching Of Christianity
IL the negro was so inferior. wbv
uId senator Stone pick quarrel
Win him? II Is safe 10 say the ne
gro was not the senator's size.
oteIleve X Is the foolishness of men
,IAe senator Stone that is responsi-
ore Ior any existing negro impu-
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
True ReforIlers Celebrate.

The Grand Fountain. United Or.
der Of True Reformers ceieb-at,',
the Quarto-CentenniaI of tbeJr p" .eu
istence last Tuesday by a creditabi,
p- parad and by speaking at the
- - oau street Baseball Park. Cant
-. =. Erayes was Chief Marshall
IIesiueht W. l.. Taylor rode In a
1S' 80 rage surrounded by his aides
M mere We're two bands. which dis
coursed lively airs.
me exercise at the park were in
seTesung and able addresses were
ueiiVered. Many citizens decorated
IN honor Of the occasion and All
seemed to have enjoyed themselves
who participated in the Festivities
Ihere were many visitors from otber
states and cities. '''i''
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
Buys More Property.

The Mechanics Savings Ranl, bos
puIcnased the property adjoining the
sue on the bank and having a front
SSe OF 'hlrp-three feet by one hun
u vu ana htty feet for five thousand
aoi'arS. The building will be the
same size as before 27 feet by 81
.e'I Ihls gives the bank a front
axe on Clay street OF Ga feet
Inc tenants Will vacate the prem
lS's oy september 1st, 1909. and
then the work viii be pushed on the
new building.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
Summer School at the Virginia
r. y. and College.

Mr.. Editor:
The summer chool of this Institu-
tion has continued with great success.
Thirty-seven students we're enrolled
in the different departments. The
corps consist OF President J. r. /.
Diggs. a. NJ. s. II. Clarke. Arithme-
tic, Algebra and Virginia History, J.
w. Cromwell, Washington. d. c.
Higher English. Civics, L. s. History
and Ancient History.
Geo. McA. Sullivan, Physical and
Grammar School Geography, Physi-
ology and Pedagogy; Miss Alys V. o.
Cox. Typewliting and business form.
Among the visitors may be num-
bered. Rev. r. n. Boiling. ID. D.. OF
Norfolk. Rev. W. +. Graham, D. D.,
Of Richmond, Rev. w r. Brown, d.
d. OF Roanoke.
Mr.. Jackson Davis, Petersburg
State Examiner for the second cir
cult. delivered a most helpful ad-
dress, showing himself to be in
hearty sympathy with the movement
10 improve and raise the standard of
the colored school, of this State.
Mr.. T. c. Walker, of Gloucester
County, representing the Jeanes
Fund delivered a most practical ad-
dress to the teachers, giving them
most timely hints for the lengthen-
ing OF the school terms of the rural
schools and for the increase of their
influence IN their respective commu-
mites.
J. W. CROMWELL.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
To Take Over the Business.

The Richmond Beneficial Com
pany has arranged TO take over the
business of the United Aid Insurance
Company, although the appointment
OF Receiver for the corporation by
Judge Ingram may complicate mat
ters somewhat. This is the company
formed by ]. +. Byrd. Esq, who is
now located In the neighborhood of
Pittsburg, Pa, and is doing business
for another concern.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
\ Announcement.

Normal, Ala, Aug Mrs. NJ. II.
Councill announces the engagement
Of her daughter. Ida Christine 10
Walter Solomon Buchanan. Presi-
dent of the A. and NJ. College.
Normal. Ala. The marriage cere-
mony will take place August "a.
lSOS at the Council residence.
Normal. Ala.
Because OF the recent bereavement
there will DE no invitations.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07

IN. RAINY weather has been a
,DIesslhs 70 the farmers in this state
-idny springs and wells had dried nm
"s " result OF the long drought.
ut. VIM Troy. OF Franklin Va
was in the city this weeR.
rave the PLANET sent 10 vour
,.uureSs' .. 1t is only so cents for :
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
Why He Was Discharged.

IL is now stated that the nolica
oHiCeT recently dismissed from the
ponce torce was found in a com
pIohllsinS situation with a iolored
man vile. The colOred man would
hol De comforted and the discharge
oi the oiifcer was the result Grim
MAJ proceedings may yet be insti-
tuted against him.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
$4,000 Endowment Paid.
Roanoke. va.. Inlr 2n 1ana

Roanoke. Va, July 20. 1909.
This is 10 certify that I have re-
CeiNea trom John Mitchell. Jr
Grand Chancellor of the orand
lodge or Virginia. Knights OF Pyfh-
las, n. A, s. A. E, A, Z. and A
I>i9O.OO( One Hundred and Fifty
Doiiars IN payment OF the death
cIalm Of Brother w. II. Reid. who
was a member of Key West Lodge.
No 76, OF Roanoke, Va.
g., Her X Mark.
signed; MRS. ELIZA WILLIAMS.
v1.no Beneficiary.
n NJ Robinson. NJ. D.,
"a c. Johnson, X. of r.
Dr. ]. d. BGrrell. d. D., G. c. G.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07

It's hot here and the work Is tire
some. That's why they are all go
ing to West Point with the Ebenezer
Baptist Sunday School August Il.
1903.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
Subscribe to THE PLANET.

Miss BeUesenia y. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel =. Brown. who
was quietly married on March lst,
70 Dr. Ira r. NASH. has gone 20
join her husband in Buffalo. y. Y.
where they will temporarily reside.
Miss Maud Lavina Pryor has re-
turn from Brooklyn New York. TO
visit her mother and father Rev. and
Mrs. James w. Pryor, OF s II
=. Orange Street Richmond. Va
and will be glad 10 see any OF her
friends.
Mrs. Nancy Thompson has re-
turn from Brooklyn y. Y. 10 visit
her friends and relatives Of r.
Orange Street, Richmond, Va
Mr. p. A. Chappelle. Chief Of At
lanta Division, State Deputy for
Florida and Georgia. Attorney al
Law, and Mr.. W. r. Griffin. Chief OF
the Washington Division and
Treasurer of the Sight Seeing Au-
tomo5ile Co., called on us.
The New Baptist Church, Rev. A.
r. Edwards, d. D., pastor is nearly
ready 10 teEin work. on their naw
church building at the southeast
corner OF Duval and Fourth Streets.
The architect is at work on the
plans. It viii be an attractive struc-
ture.
Mr.. w. c. Smith. Of Fifth street.
between Broad and Marshall has
pulled down the old house adjoining
the PLANET Office and is erecting a
TWO story building which will be
used as a garage for automobiles.
There is movement on foot TO puy-
chase the PLANET Office building
owned by John Mitchell, Jr.
DR.. r. F. Boyd, the well known
physician and surgeon has launched
another bank at Nashville. II Is
known as the Peoples Savings Bank
and Trust Company. The Officers
are as follows: DR.. r. F. Boyd. Pres
ldent; A. n. Johnson, V. President:
Dr. A. NJ Townsend. V. President:
ID. A Hart, V. President; T q
Ewing, Cashier; w. d. Hawkins
Ieler; 5. p. Harris, Auditor: T.
Clay Moore, Manager Real Estate
Department; James Bumpass, Attor-
ney, Executive Committee: DR.. ].
- singleton, Chairman. DR.. r. F.
Boyd, 7. G. Ewing. DR.. Hale. ]. W.
simmons
We wish the new venture success.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07

Don't stand there yawnrng. Go with
the Ebenezer Baptist Sunday School
to West Point. August II. 1909.
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07
Personals
AND
Otherwise.

NJ 1aros Richardson of rys,rn.
,on va called on ms
Sslern va called an ms
Dr Albert 4 Tannant is buildinr
an s5difion 10 his residence ar 100 (
y Forrtb street
Mrs w r Graham has been
sps,sinp tho summer ., Hau,pton
ro, -,verol weeks
inr am extended northern tour.
rev qra ovpected home fhis Sett
cf Ebenezer Raptist Church. Char
lottesviuc. Va was I'm The citv this
week
+ Han of Manchester. accompanied
by Mr. Pleasant Johnson. 90 swans
boro. called ON MS last week.
lie stood on his head. but he has
Richmond planet., 1909-08-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17

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ebe3iaI-cfferte.

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arbeitea s~araatirt. a6tea eie iYe'
sielI asf anissen slamen mi &sas.
axMmsr, 409-411 Rsrb.0sy.S tr.
(Drj13xuS, 1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
SamiIicn'S I ras1oic.

Charles Sieninter erihieBt ieilc @ot'
tin unO oeren @ubleu ltno oaroli
lid lclbit. - Sitt al oerS hlpino.
illd)t unb bntte MIR nod fllr5e
3cit 5l lcbcn. - lie Srnu per-
licB i'm por pier Sabren.
Cine bliltige Iamilien . Srogooie
creianete iit on Montog in elmer
Soritoot Sngerstpnn's, @oibington.
County, Mb. Ser 36 Sabre olte
Charles Sicmiltcr crld)oB ieinc glcid)s
nltcri9c Satin Slnln nnb oercrl
@ublcn SulillS Monton, als bieielbe1
bonn Sbeotcr in Sagerstolpn lod)
@alIle 5lriiffebrten. Sicminter bate
'id) in Der Ndbc Der @obnung bes
bubleriihcn Gaarcs binter elmer g(ns
lhlagtnfel uerborgen gebaltelL uno
oils oas Noor nur nod DenigeS drits
te entfernt ipor, Ipruna er aus lei
ilem Gcritcf berpor u1o croffnete nit
einclll Hcpolper cine Siililuoe. Gr
%felterte bier SdiiIie nb, bon luelhen
elmer febl gine. Gin onberer Woitot
ms Scr5 traf. Elm hritter Die Sroll,
in Den aopf ~oetrpiien, niebcrltredte,
ipobrclb Ct init Der nierten augel iidl
'clbIt Oas Sebensliht %nushlics. 3rr
Sidcrbeii hattie Sienlinter 5ipei De
pclper mltgebrod)t, unh ben Neierpe.
Hcuolpcr mub cr in Der linfcn Sollo
bereit Ncbolteil boberl, benz bcriclbc
lag neben Der %nbaeid)oiienen @oiie.
Siemintcr beinnb lid I'M lettcli
Stootllm Der SdJWinoiud,t. Gor bier
Sobrcn pcrlicb leine Sruu iblL INN l.;
elmer %orltoot Soocrstopn's NIT Su.
llia Montol 81 lebcll. pGbrcnb Sic,
minter 81 icincm @rlbcr in Saqcrs.
toipn 5og. ailrSlid) riei or ieine
pilif,tpergeiieile 6rau 81 lid, uno CT
'ild)te tic, 81 ibm 5lriid iu fcbrcn.
gbcr lie lucigcrtc iid). Sic mar cine
Sod,ter bcS Srn. Sobn 6oro bon
@%oonSboro. los Eonr bate feline
ainocr. Wollton lpor Stcinbrlld)nr.
better mo cbeninlS p%erbcirathet, mn
Die Don linn perloiicne 0nttin mobnt
bci loren Gltern IN GleorlpringS
Moihiuntou En,,t,to
Sic &ngcl troi Inn elbit it.
81 Nufbill bel M%artinsbur9. W
30, lplr0e Der SO Sabre nlte Milioll
Saiomop unl Woutug crid,piien. oIs
ieinc S%ausbditcrin, Die CT 81 tnbtcll
orobte. nit ibri INT Den Belts eillcS
HcpolocrS rang. Ter olie Wonn nnh
ieine SalsbGlterin bottelt einenySnrt
luehiel nit cironoer. nobel er 10 rn.
ieuo lpuroe. Dob er in iein 3inlnler
elite utb einen HcpoIper berbeiboltc
Gie SansbGlterin pcriltdlte linn 81,
0afic 81 entrciBch, ulo babel cntIl,>
lid bieielbc un0 Die augel orang 50
ialpop ms SerS.
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