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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
SOCIETY
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! Manned From Preceding Page,
Monday from a week S
h In Tooele, spent at tho nome u
I Stodge.
'sg I,eRor Fernstrom was tho guest
sister, Mrs. G. l.. stanton, tor
nnst week, leaving Tuesday 1or
N, Sme in Washington. ID. {.
H. Ffessor and Mrs. Byron Cummings
Nv in Rome, and are daily ENJOY
e beauties of the ancient city
will remain at that place for some
|hal
'T : Charles F.. Tolhurst Is home aft
sing the winter on the coast.
IN W. HAYES and son. Bernard
,s5 of Horse Cave, Ky, relatives OF
|pnlJ It. Williams and Mrs. Harry
W have been visiting IN Salt Lake
teek on their way to Seattle"
FaaE Cosgriff left Tuesday for Chi
Ntto be away for several weeks
'ir A T.. Young of the juvenile
fis entertaining her brother, Ar
'EtI,ewis. and bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
rts. will remain here for week, from
' ha 4 they will 60 to Twin Falls, Ida,
Jake their home,
| rs-
bs IA. c. Bchlc has returned from
'H-,s stay in Ocean Park, Cal. Mrs.
and children viii remain at the
hrrl for some time yet,
Ethel Plant Will return to her
in San Francisco within a few
|In after being the guest of Mrs,
~ Hampton for several weeks.
COR and Mrs. Ricardo Struller left
fhe az for California, after spending n
be with Mrs. Lewis Cohn at her home
1T South Temple street,
rcs Edwin Tolhurst has returned to
viii, New. after spending the past
I'd with his parents.
|ly ). Sarah C, Boggs has returned to
/ 0,b1ake after spending the winter IN
Isrrrnlu. Mrs. William McCaskelI,
| VI slso spent the winter In Honolulu,
|sT panied Mrs. Boggs as far as San
ss,isco, where she will remain for
er lime before coming to Salt Lake.
" Mary Gilmer leaves during the
TO attend the marriage of her
a,i rtanton M. Gilmer, 10 Miss Ham
| n ~ Boston, which will TAKE place
bpr, land Mrs. f. Hauxhurst have for
saslguests Mrs. c. H. Ingram and
Ter of Eau Claire, Wis, and Will
I vi, 1auxhurst of Wonatchee, Wash.
- Edith M. Richardson left on
/ valay for New York. from where
&k Ill sail later for an extended
can trip, to be gone for several
aiHs ,.
- Helen Hartley returned Satur-
as bsiom Sco6eld.
~ Delilah Meyer is visiting with
Puulnt, Mrs. S. G. Martin,
r. George Sutherland contemplates
BID nabroad in June, and not TO return
ate in September,
ns It. w. Ireland of Golden is Wis.
blsr with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-m Higgins, at their home, 1911
NJ avenue. for short time.
iStII -
J. c and Mrs. c. ". Price returned
|Ethe east during the week and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Mary Gilmer leaves during the
TO attend the marriage of her
/, pfanton M. Gilmer, 10 Miss Ham
~ Boston, which will take place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. P.
O. Perkins entertained at a prettily ap.
pointed dinner given in honor of Miss
| Elsie Dickcrt, who returned recently
| from Long Beach, Cal.
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sAT. w. Ireland Of Golden is Wis
! with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IN Higgins, at their home, 12ll
" avenue. for a short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Mrs. I. j. Nipper entertained Satur-
day afternoon ut box party az the
Orphcum in honor OF Miss Daisy
Pence. Following the matinee n de
lIcious luncheon was served af Frank
lin S. American beauty roses were used
effectively about the tables. Later
ride about the city in automobiles was
enjoyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

full session and the game was thor
oughly enjoyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

and Mrs. c. W. Price returned
the east during the week and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

g, and Mrs. f. Hauxhurst have for
Irslguests Mrs. G. II. Ingram and
Ter of Eau Claire. Wis, and Will
4 sIauxhurst of Wonatchee, Wash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

IeRor Fernstrom was the guest
sister. Mrs. G.. l.. Stanton, FOR
asf week, leaving Tuesday Tor
me in Washington, ID. c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Miss Ada Murphy entertained tho
members Of her card club and fe"
friends pleasantly at her homo Tue1-
dav afternoon She was assisted in ct
tertaining by her mother, Mrs. Guern-
scy, and her sister, Mrs. Arthur Muir
ply. The decorations were in spring
Flowers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

- Delilah Meyer is visiting with
Purlnt, Mrs. S. G. Martin,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Mrs. G.. G. Plummer poured tea. The
prizes OF the afternoon were awarded
to Mrs. NJ. Whitney, Mrs. c. l.. Rood,
Mrs. A. Warren, Mrs. G.. H. blanchard,
Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs. .. n. Kister,
Mrs. a. b. Baxter Mrs. G. f. Stiehl
and Miss Ina Boutwell,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

- Edith M. Richardson left on
: Talay for New York. from where
K III sail later for an extended
.ean trip, to be gone for several
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

The Misses Gibbons were the
hostesses Monday at delightful
bridge affair at their home on Third
avenue. Luncheon was served in the
dining room, which was beautiful IN
an array of peach blossoms. The
bostcsses were assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Louis Gates and a number of
Young society girls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

- Helen Hartley returned Satur-
Is bsfom Scofeld.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Mrs Gustave A. Weiser, wife Of
Lieutenant Weiser of Fort Douglas,
sailed from Liverpool April 16, on the
Cedric, for New York, after an extend
ed visit abroad. She will visit for sew
eral days in New York and will return
TO Salt Lake the last Of the month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Mrs, ". A. Campbell and son, Will
liam, and sister. Mrs. O'Neil of Wells,
New. is spending ten days in the city
and is at home at the Cullen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith enter
tanned at an elaborate dinner Monday
evening'at their home, Is East Seventh
South street, TO celebrate the seventy
first anniversary of Y. NJ. Weller, fa-
ther of Mrs. Smith. The house Was
prettily decorated with roses and ferns
After several toasts appropriate to the
occasion were given, supper was
served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

retnrned Monday from a week
Tooele, spent at tho home OF
Lodge.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Mechanics, Savings Bank.

We have had money stacked up on
our counters TO hand out TO timid
depositors who may be uneasy, but
the money is there still. They did
not want it, because they knew they
could get it for the asking. We al
ways carry a sufficient cash reserve
for just such emergencies, and in
addition to this we have the Ameri-
can National Bank OF Richmond, Va.
as one correspondent and the Nation
al Park Bank of New York as anoth-
er correspondent. These banks rank
in the million-dollar class. We are
operating m accordance with the
most improved rules of up-to7date
banking.
John Mitchell. Jr.. President.
The above article is an extract
from The Richmond PLANET, whose
editor Is the famous and renowned
banker, Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.-Oax
land, California Sunshine.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
\ Pretty Home Marriage.

a pretty home marriage was sol
emnized on Thanksgiving Day
Thursday. Nov. p, 1910, promptly
at 1880 O'Clock 4. NJ. when Miss
Bertha r. Thompson and Mr.. w. w.
Wilson were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony, in the presence OF a
large number of their friends at the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Thompson, 104 West
Jackson Street
The bride. who was handsomely
attired in a travelling suit of Mode
broadcloth, with hat and gloves 10
match. came in leaning upon the arm
OF her father. She also carried a
lovely bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. while the groom and his at
tendants, Mr.. James Robinson. who
bore the license. and MT. Frank b.
Miller. who escorted the groom. wore
Dunnravens. silk hats, with ties and
gloves corresponding.
The Rev. Dr.. 4. ID. Lewis. the
brides pastor in his usual disnifed
manner. pronounced the words which
made the two as one. after which he
offered n fervent prayer. invoking
Gods blessings, guidance. prosperity
and happiness upon the newly wed
couple.
Ferns. potted plants and cut flow
ers in great variety adorned the par
lors. and under the incandescent
lights presented a picture most beau
tiful TO gaze upon. as the contract
ing parties stood beneath. and the
piano sent forth sweet strains all
during the ceremony. Miss Carrie
West presided at the piano and also
played the wedding march in an ar
tistic manner.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the bridal party was served with
breakfast. after which the happy cou-
pie left over the r. r. and p r. r.
for an extended northern tour. visit
ing New York City. PHILADELPHIA and
other cities. 40 the station they
we're met by large concourse OF
friends and acquaintances, who
wished them pleasant trip.
They left the house amid a shower
OF rice. and on boarding the train
were treated I'm a similar way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson received
large number OF beautiful and costly
presents. many having been sent bv
''".it'' 'i-- 'iA'ii"N 20 olhtI clUeS.
Reception will be held az their fu-
ure residence. 719 North Fourth st.
Thursday evening. December g. from
$50 20 10 o'clock. TO which their
numerous friends are cordially in
vited.
The large number OF carriages used
on this occasion, which were the hand
soonest i'm the city, were furnished by
our well-known liveryman. Mr.. A. ID.
Price. and under his personal SUI
pervision. w W
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Rev. DIR. Brooks Delivers Great
Sermons.

Rev. Walter II. Brooks, ID. D., pas
tor OF the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church of Washington, ID. G. preach
ed an able sermon Thanksgiving Day
at l 2 O'Clock at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church. He came here under the
auspices of a committee from the Old
Folks Home on Baker Street.
He delivered another able sermon
at s p. NJ. The church was packed
to its capacity and there is a happy
lot of people in this neighborhood on
account of being just 500 better OF
as a result OF the distinguished pulpic
orators visit
DIR. Brooks congregation is pur-
chasing a parsonage. He has raised
much money for the church during
his pastorate there and Is as popular
as ever.
He has a strong hold upon the af-
fections of the church-going element
in this city, evidenced by the fact
that there is always a crowd OF ad-
mirers to hear him even during the
week days.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

The Fifth Street Baptist Church
was packed last Monday night by an
Oppreciative audience among which
were many influential white people
TO listen TO the story and to see the
polar pictures of Mr.. Matthew a.
Henson, the only civilized man in the
world who stood ION the top OF the
earth" with Lieutenant Robert +.
Peary, who planted the stars and
stripes at the pole. He made a most
favorable impression. Many OF the
leading colored men Of this city and
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Mr.. r. d. Page called on us.

Mr.. r. d. Page called on US.
Mr.. William Stafford of ST. Paul
MINI. was in the city last week.
Mr.. William T. Jordan of New
York called on us.
Miss Maurea Hawkins. Mr. and
Mrs. s. w. Rutherford and DIR. Robt
w. Brown Of Washington. D. c. call
ed on us.
If you want the best rent collector.
try Cephas. Coz y. End st. Phone.
Monroe-5SS.
Rev. w. H. Marshall of Harris
burg, Pa. was in the city last week
ana ne was enthusiastic over the
progress OF the colored people here.
he called on US IN company with DR..
ID. A. Ferguson.
9,@'
Mr.. George F. King. associated
press representative, formerly of Nor
folk but now of Greensboro. is in
the city.
Miss Essie Shaw Jordan OF Suf-
folk, Va. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Thompson. OF 104 West Jack,
son Street. Miss Jordan was in at
tendance at the recent marriage OF
her friend. Miss Bertha f. Thomp-
son TO Mr.. w. w. Wilson. and will
remain in the city until they return.
Mr.. c. c. Thompson. the efficient
steward at the Runnymede Hotel
Atlantic City, who was present AT
the marriage of his sister. Miss Ber-
tha f. Thompson. is vet I'm the CITY
spending a most delightful time with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
thompson. He is looking well.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
DIXIE THEATRES TEAM

Dancing many stunts which Just
convulsed everybody with laughter
was the feature. Singing songs Of
the rag-time variety and the pathetic
added TO the satisfaction Of every
body. Then came the grand march
and the arrival I'm the spacious din
ing hall below. where the radiant O.
lectric lights shown on a magnificent
ly decorated table with its feast Of
catablcs and wealth Of cut flowers
Caterer w +. Brown and his assist
ants had made good 10 the entire
satisfaction OF the members OF Mecca
Temple As for the Committee Of
Arrangements, il was praised on ev-
cry hand Those composing 81 are:
Charles McClaiborne. Chairman; r.
G. Mitchell. Secretary; w. r. Green
NJ. J. Bartlett. \. V. Norreu, Wesley
Jones, W. II. Milton.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
ADOPTED IN HIS ABSENCE.

ined my books every year and o.
K'ed them.
ADOPTED IN HIS ABSENCE.
The report was made 10 the Exec
utive Committee in my absence. My
father did not even know about the
meeting and he was not present.
They did not cite me 70 appear be-
fore the Committee, but proceeded TO
adopt the report and then they sent
me word TO come before the Commit
tee prepared 10 settle up. wanted
to know, settle up what? l admit
some discrepancies, and some omis-
CONTINUED On Eighth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

He had TO tell us all about prize
fighting during the time we were eat
ing. IL was like using pump-han-
die. He was built for prize-fghting
and not for talking and we had to
keep pumping-keep up fire of
questions in order TO understand full
ly "the language of his tribe" We
learned enough too to find out that
many colored men bet on James. JEFF
fries on the coast. thinking that he
would win in the contest. Many 9th
ers bet on Jack Johnson and as a
CONTINUED on Fifth pageD
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
MABREY-HARVEY.

The marriage Of Miss Mary f. Har-
vey TO Mr.. J. II. Mabrey was solemn
lied Thursday, Nov cath, at the res
idence of Rev. r. o. Johnson, 1918
West Moore Street.
Reception Sunday, December 4,
1910 at No. 542 Creek Street, from
$3.50 TO 1890 p. NJ. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

There IS much ll-feellng manifest
ed there now between the factions
Mr.. Thomas W. TaylCr is quoted as
saying. This thing Is5ks TO me like
put up job. There are soms omis-
sions in my account which are the
result OF neglect. anA for all such
small amounts, I am willing 20 mako
good, but there is no Eood reason for
such a large amount OF shortage rs
is stated in the Committees report.
I am not scholar and know but
little about book-kcepDg and this ac-
counts for the condition OF my books.
The accountant OF the Order exam
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
NOTHING REMARKABLE IN AP-
PEARANCE.

His complexion is light brown.
He has a pleasing appearance and, a
look of determination which leaves
no doubt but what he is even now
ready 10 undergo any hardship. 1t
would be dihicult Tor the average
man to believe that the neat. trim
figure, agile and supple, light step
ping and genial had been a man to
handle pick and shovel. dig away
through trackless ice and snow, cross
open leads and thin ice with the
thermometer registering 65 degrees
(Continued On Fifth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Editor
MifcheWS
Long
Journey.
The Dynamite Outrage.
Dead Bodies Dug From the
Ruins-Story Of Prize Fight.
Much Money Lost on JEFF
fries-Much More Won on
Johnson-The Address to a
California Audience.
Continued From Last week.)

Before reaching Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia Sunday. October >. 1910, we
had read the morning papers telling
OF the blowing up OF the Los Angeles
Times plant, with dynamite the night
before and the killing of the many
persons employed therein. We spo6e
70 Rev. }. +. Hill about Il and he
readily consented to show US the
place. We had not walked many
blocks before We saw a crowd of
people in the streets. They were out
side of a dead line" for a rope had
been stretched and even the street
cars were not permitted 20 pass by
that grim reminder OF the Saturday
nights destruction
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
The True
RefOrn7eF,S'
Troubles.
More About the Lost
Records.

-x-Superintendent Taylor Bit
ter Says He Didn't Owe
twenty-five Hundred Dol
lars-Crand Worthy Master
Holmes Wants Him to Set
tie Up-The Bureau Of In
surance Speaks Plainly-WiiI
Not Guarantee Depositors.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

Holmes has sent an appeal TO the
Order asking each member to loan
the Grand Fountain $4,000 FIVE dol
lars and the regular rate of interest
will be paid thereon. The hope is
to secure enough money TO pay some
of the lorg past due death claims.
On the result Of this appeal will de
pend the future success of the order.
Ex-Superintendent Thomas ". Tay
lor called at the General Offices last
Wednesday and had an interview
with Grand Worthy Master Holmes.
He demanded a square deal" He
claimed that he had not been given
sufficient time in which TO examine
the Committees report.
THE FX-STPERT ERTN'TFNnF\TsS
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
LIVES sNUFFED OUT

We saw a twisted iron girder I'm
the street. To the left was a dead"
wagon. We saw n coMn basket or
basket coffin IN which were concealed
all that remained OF the gruesome
remains or the person who had gone
20 his death about fifty hours before.
The horse stood there like a statue.
while the people watched the work
ers within those smoke begrimed
walls as they searched for more bod
les. The building was of stone The
outrage was presumed 90 have been
perpctrated by union men as this
newspaper employed only persons
not members of the labor unions.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
OTHER RECORDS MISSING

The further fact was brought out
in the report that the records Of the
Old Folks Home. prior to 1904 have
been destroyed and for that reason
no report on its condition prior TO
that time can be forthcoming. 1t is
said, too, that this has been known
by some of the officials for some
time. The property was sold this
year to a white syndicate for some
thing over ninety-thousand dollars
and IL now seems that much OF this
money has been lost by the recent
unfortunate occurrences.
AN APPEAL FOR MONEY.
Grand Worthy Master A. w.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

II have a hundred chances to your
one to sell or rent your property for
you. My methods bring results
when others fail. b. A Cephas, A.
gent. 602 North Second st.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

The Receivers for the Savings Bank
Grand Fountain. United order of
True Reformers have given out no
information as to when they will be
ready 10 make a report. They have
expert accountants az work on the
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Industrial Union Training School and
Orphanage for Boys and Girls.

Normal. Preparatory and Orphan
age Departments. We have a vacan-
cy for a few smart girls in our Do
nestle Department where they can
earn money while going 10 school.
Write at once to INDUSTRIAL UN-
ION TRAINING SCHOOL. Box sos.
Southern Pines, Moore County, y. c.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

This is unfortunate in that it ties
up assets which might otherwise be
available. The Executive Committee
which met Wednesday. November %.
1910 took no action, relative 10 the
report of the Committee appointed TO
examine the books. papers etc. OF the
True Reformers' Old Folks Home.
Ex-Superintendent Thomas w. Tay-
lor, who had been cited to appear.
was on hand, but he was not called
upon to make a statement The mat
ter was postponed for ten days, so it
is said.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

Elks Co Hold Memorial Services az
Second BAPTIST Church.
The Memorial Exercises of Capital
city and Williams Lodges of Elks
will be held az Second Baptist Church
Sunday, December !, 1910 at o.
clock u. NJ. DR.. 4. D.. Lewis will
deliver the address. Music Will be
furnished by members of the X. NJ.
and ID. Association. You and your
friends are cordially invited 70 be
present.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03

When thinking of buying real
estate. call and get my list. b. A.
Cephas, Agent, 602 n. Second Street.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
ANOTHER ONE SCHEDULED.

It is the intention of the Royal
Vizier. John Mitchell Jr to have
another one of these entertainments
in March and the money will now
be raised for that purpose.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
MECCA TEMPLES BANQUET.
Vaudeville Exercises Success,
Magnificent Supper.-Every-
body Happy.

The vaudeville entertainment and
banquet OF Mecca Temple. Improved
order OF Knights Of Khorassan (K.
of P.) at the Pythian Castle. 727 y.
Third Street, Friday night. November
%, 1910 was the best Of its kind
ever seen in this city. II was 1890
o'clock before the guests arrived and
from that time on everybody was
happy. The piano, cornet, clarionet.
trombone, cymbal. bass and snare
drum music served TO please the
light-toed visitors beyond expression.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Remarkable
Recital of
Matt Henson
The North Pole.

Only One Colored Man in the
Expedition---Made a Record
for Himself---Took His Own
Pictures Crowded House
Greets Him in Richmond
Banquet rendered.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
Touching the WOrId'S Heart.

books. The property Of the Bank,
the Reformers' Mercantile Associa-
tion and the Order has been appraised
Much of it had been already mort
gagged and for this reason, il is i'm
possible TO place additional liens up
on IL.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03


We're present.
THE INTRODUCTION OF THE
SPEAKER
HartshOrn Memorial College sent
its faculty and students down in
body TO listen TO this scientific recital
Rev. w F Graham, d. ID. introduced
John Mitchell, Jr., who introduced
Mr.. Henson in well chosen, but hum
orous remarks. He gloried in an
achievement in which a colored man
had figured and which showed that
the white and black man would pro-
ceed along the road of progress to-
gether. He was applauded and Matt
Henson, the companion OF Captain
Robert E. Peary arose and faced the
audience. He Is a man of slender
build. He stands about 5 feet, s
inches.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
A DETERMINED OWNER.

General Otis. the owner is a mil
lionaire and he is lighting for an
open shop. We learned too that an
Internal machine was found near his
residence. before IL did any damage.
The Times was being issued in an
emasculated form from the down
town Office and the bold announce
naent was made that the Times build
ing would be rebuilt and the fight
would go on. Rewards exceeding If
~ thousand dollars were offered for
the apprehension OF the men guilty
OF the crime.
Oh. 81 was horrible, We stood
there for some time. and then we
turned away. thinking deeply as we
remembered that this was the local
fly. the city In which the moneyed
men OF the country were about 10
meet and that none OF them could be
absolutely safe in a community where
men were so desperate as TO snuff
out more than a dozen lives for no
reason other than they chose to work
IN their own way for an honest liv-
ing.
A PRIZE FIGHTERS EXPERIENCE
But, they were all white men.
Colored men did not figure and so
we looked-jn the windows as we
passed along and finally reached our
temporary home where all thought Of
the terrible happening was for the
time being forgotten. We lunched
that afternoon at the Hotel Waldorf
Which hostelry is owned by Mr.. r.
c. Owens. but is leased to a Japanese
who seemed to be doing a good bus
mess. A prize-ighter was the wait
er. He has a local reputation and
he told us that he was the sparring
partner of Sam LangfOrd. A scar on
his face emphasized the fact that he
was telling the truth.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-03
PoNED

MIR. TAYLoR's HEARING POST