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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
Blown to Pieces nv o,vosr

New York, Feb. 23.--An oxygen tank
exploded with terrific force In a gar
age on East Seventy-second street. Ar
thur Cornmier, a mechanic. was liter
ally blown to pieces. and his brother
Henry was so severely injured that be
may die.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
KILLED hx rhl.t In note,

Two desperadoes with drawn revoI-
vers raided the lobby OF the Waveriy
hotel ON the Rowery in New York.
shot down and fatally wounded Fred
Devlin. a guest who. when they de-
manded money for drinks. was only
able 70 produce dime. and then held
up and robbed the clerk OF the nights
receipts. Less than $40 all told was
the result OF the hold-up. Devlin
died shortly after the shooting. but
was unable 20 tell who did II.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

motto OF the acrobat. True to his pro-
fession. Otto T. lax Unger. an aero
bat was divorced and married within
twelve minutes in New York.
At ; o'clock. when the decree was
granted, Malenie Anne Brogel. whom
be was TO marry. sat beside Unger In
court Before the ink had dried on
the papers. the pair hurried 20 City
Hall in a taNicab. and az 1905 had tax
en- out a marriage license.
Meanwhile Alderman White had
been summoned TO City Hall by te'a-
phone. He arrived az 500 and sl1
the pair were married.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
Horse Falls pesd when Sold

AS the auctioneer at the Steinsnyder
horse sale at Nineland n. j., Gone a.
Sl6750." the horse on which the hid
was made leapcd into the air and fan
Ing over backward. died immediate
ly. Charles Griffith. colo,ed man.
who had the halter strap wrapped
around his own hand. was jerked int
the air SO hard that a physician was
sent for 20 attend 10 his injuries The
horse broke its neck in the fall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
ca.teIIanea Ak ala 500

The Marquis and Marquise de Cas-
tellane have instituted suit in Paris
against the Princess de Sagan
their former daughter-in-law, for s13-
500 back annuities. This. they allege.
the count and countess, in the ma.
riage settlement OF 1898. engaged
themselves to pay at the rate of $500
a year.
The annuity was paid until the
Count ana Countess de Castellane
were divorced. when the countess. who
was formerly Miss Anna Gould, re-
fused to contribute further to the sup
port of her former husbands parents.
M. Bonnet argued the case on behalf
Of the plaintiffs. and NJ. Clemenceau
will reply within a week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
Gets Leprosy From "Rats.~

Acting on the information that there
are two girls in St Louis who are
suffering from leprosy caused by the
wearing of rats" made OF Asiatic
hair. G. A Jordan. assistant health
commissioner. will investigate the sale
Of hair goods here.
The girls. according TO the health
boards informant. were employed I'M
III a few days ago in a down town
store
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26


The committee on the Jail work
made some hard ticks for the Lord
last Sunday. Four prisoners were won
for Christ Fight on men.
Mr.. John L. Ballard addressed the
boys last Sunday and they were
helped
Cashier Thomas II. Wyatt gave the
men a heart 90 hear address last
Sunday. Subject. Some lessons from
the life Of a banker" II was a great
hit. Every man was helped.
Gen. Sec. s. c. Burreu visited the
penitentiary last Sunday.
Come &c the explanation on the
sunday lesson today p. N
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
All boys are invited 70 the boys
meeting sunday p NJ. at the Y. NJ
c. A. building.
DR. W. II. Hughes will address the
men Sunday at $40 p. NJ. at the
Y. NJ. G. A. building Subject, Some
lessons from the life OF a physician. 20
Mabrey's Quartette will sing. Tell the
other man. Bring him. Be on time.
All men are invited.
Watch the great membership cam
paign. Every captain Is striking the
clock Do not stop praying for the
Y. NJ. c. A.
The women OF Richmond are
planning for an Easter Offering for
the Y NJ. c. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
Old song Restored Voice.

Thirteen years ago Jesse Everett
OF Monticello. n. Y, completely lost
his voice. having once been a good
singer. When he heard the strains
of a familiar air played upon
the plano he told his wife he thought
he could sing again and did so with
remarkable effect Physicians are I'M
able to explain the phenomenon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
Shot by Enraaed Rohher-

Pawtucket. r. l.. Feb. 2S.-Enragc5
because his loot from the till amount
ed to only $50. a robber shot and ia.
tally wounded William s. Meagher. "a
former councilman. while the latter
held his hands above his head in his
butcher shop
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
FaIl 300 Feet to Death.

Tipped out OF an overturned mine
bucket like pebbles from a bod two
laborers In the Taylor mine OF the
New Jersey Zinc company at Newton.
N. J.. fell 500 feet to the bottom OF
the shaft and were dashed To death.
II is not known what caussd the buck
ct TO overturn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
WOLGAST BEATS
BAT NELSON
Won Lightweight Championship
in 4Oth Round.
WAS HARD FOUGHT BATTLE
Although Nelson Was Not Knocked
Out He Presented a Pathetic Ap-
pesrsnee, His Face Being a Mass Of
Cuts and Bruises and His Body Gov
ered With Blood.

Cuts and Bruises and His Body Gov
sced With Blood.
San Francisco. Feb 23. - Battling
Nelson was defeated by AID. Wolgast
OF Milwaukee. In one OF the most
gruclling contests seen here IN
years Woigast is now the lightweight
champion of the world and tue Dane
merely an eX-champion. who clearly
and decisively illustrated that the old
adUge of the pitcher going 20 the we'll
too often SIN holds good even In pu-
g.Ism. Nelson was not knocked out
but he was so near Il that the inter.
vCnti0n ON the part OF the referee IN
The fortieth round was as wise as Il
was humane. The encounter was orig
inally scheduled for forty-hve rounds
II surely could not have lasted much
longer. especially the condition that
Nelson was In.
The one-time peerless Battler pre-
scented a pathetic sight His face was
one mass Of cuts. bruises and scars
His right eye was completely closed
and the blood streamed down his
cheeks and covered his body. He was
the typical spectacle OF the fallen
champion.
Bats Blows Lacked Steam.
Nelson fought with the same game
Eess and spirit that has characterized
all Of his fights. He was the same old
Bsttler when 70 came 20 rushing and
assimilating punishment. He was. too
the same old Nelson who was willing
20 take i've blows in order 20 get
home one punch. However. the old
sting was lacking for only once dur
ing the encounter was Nelson able 70
rut the Dutchman down. From the
tEirteth round on till the end Mel.
sons star seemed 10 have set. He be-
gan TO decline from the thirty-frst
His leads were weak and he could not
sec 10 land II was the beginning OF
the end, and when the sports realized
that new champion was in sight the
odds quickly shifted to even money.
The contest was Witnessed by a
large crowd. II was promoted by Sid
Hester local fight manager. and was
a big success. Il was held in a spe-
ciolly built arena across the bay from
here at a place called Point Richmond.
a fast growing little city and harbor
ing plenty Of game sports. too.
When the men faced each other il
was figured that at least II 900 per
sons were present. The receipts will
easily figure close to $4,000.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

The effort TO get a vote on state
wide prohibition is indefinitely post
poned. If the unfavorable reports in
the committees of the house and
senate in this state are to be regard.
81 as having any significance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

ing OF our subscribers and when they
note the articles we publish in be-
half OF TIE race. they are satisfied.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

Every colored man regarded with
satisfaction, the announcement that
Senator b. r. Tillman would never
have the use of his tongue again.
Now they tell us that he viii get
we'll ana that his power Of speech
viii be completely restored.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

a race OF people that has stood
$50 years OF calling slavery and 80
years Of bloody lynching can Ger.
tainly stand this period Of political
vituperation that is being shoVered
upon us from all over the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
TROUBLE IN GEORGIA
CoIored Pythians Debarred

Atlanta, Ca. February 21.-The
Supreme Court OF Georgia today
handed down a decision debarring
negroes from using the title knights
of Pythias" in this state.-Times-
Dispatch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

President Taft seems now 90 be
feeling keenly the effect OF newspa-
per criticism. He is out for trouble
now sure enough and he viii GER
tainly find t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
May Ask For Troops.

So widespread was the disturbance
that Mayor Reyburn and Sheriff GIL
Allan prepared. but withheld. an ap
peal 20 Governor Stuart 20 send 10 600
men. the entire strength OF the Ma.
tional Guard, to this city 10 preserve
order.
There is the best OF Information that
the Rapid Transit company is bring.
ing strong pressure on Mayor Rev.
burn 10 issue the call for the troops.
and that the mayor is hesitating for
fear that IL might be a political boom.
ornng in the primaries next Nav.
Pratt was released from prison ia
bonds OF $4,000 He was arraigned on
chuges Of rioting. melting 20 riot and
conspiracy. Attorney McAleer. for the
strike leader. argued that the case
against him was so fiimsv that II was
Imaginable. The charges were based on
Pratt's appearance In "A mob which at
tackled street car after the labor
meeting in Labor Lyceum hall
Pratt nullifed practically the gen
erol strike order that John J. Murphy.
pI esident of the Central Labor union.
issued. Murphy was red hot when
Pratt was arrested and sent out i'm
mediately circular letter 10 tho
trades union organizations affiliated
With the Central Labor body, asking
them to vote on the question OF strik-
ing in sympathy with the carmen. As
matter OF fact he got favorable re.
plies from siXty-ive unions. but Pratt
said no when ii was put mp 10 him.
The company reported that 2S5 cars
were wrecked during the day and 1000
windows smashed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

Coiorei men. who are despoudont
should buy race books and read ra.
cial statistics. The outlook for the
coiorcd folks no This country was
never brighter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

Mrs. Virginia Smith, wife OF Capt.
John G. Smith. is quite sick at her
residence 1901 K. Leigh Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

People who can tell other people
best how 90 get along as rule are
unable TO got along themselves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

Outlet struck a boy named walter
Stead In the left side just below the
heart. Kolb may recover. but Stead
will de. Somebody In the crowd sho;
John Hughes in the abdomen. Two DO
licemen were carried out of the car.
helpless from bullet wounds.
One saw on every hand men with
blood running down their faces. with
damaged noses and arms crippled
from the smashing blows of clubs. A
dozen men were lying senseless on
the street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

The class for the explanation on
the Sunday-schooI lesson was crowded
last Saturday. Keep doing personal
work, and you viii find another one.
fThe city home work is yet alive
and the men are Interested In the
inmates OF the home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
SATURDAY ...... FEB. rs, 1910

When wives don't die fast enough
now the men get a divorce. and vice
versa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
n. NJ. G. A. Notes.

The membership meeting was we'll
attended last Friday evening and the
men were full OF FIRE. The great mem
bership campaign was launched and
the captains are making things hum.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

Freed; Wed In u Minutes
CELEBRITY. accuracy. celebrity" IL the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

STAMPS or A HIGHER DENONISA
TON THAN TWO CENTS NOT RECEIVED
on SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

Enterri At the Post Oao, At Richnoud. VI.
81 ~ccont class matter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26
old Man Killed In Riot.

old Man Killed In Riot.
Market street was uproarious with
trouble. much OF II breaking out right
in the heart OF the city, with thou
sands of holiday strollers looking on
Three cars OF the Lancaster avenue
line were held up directly in front OF
the Reading Terminal Three police
rnen rushed to the rescue OF the mo-
tormen and conductors. The crowd
hurled bricks and paving stones at
them. knocked one policeman TO HIS
feet and cut open the cheek OF an
other. In the van OF the mob was an
old man He was nipped between a
trolley car and a big delivery wagon
while both were in motion. His side
was crushed and he was dead when
they lifted him 70 the sidewalk
Il was certain early In the day that
the usual force OF policemen that had
been stationed along Market street
would not be equal TO the emergency.
Reserves were called on. Every fifteen
minutes a night started and usually
the policemen were driven back They
had orders not to shoot unless they
wers knocked down or In real danger.
Often the only way the street was
cleared and a way made for the cars
was by driving a police automobile
fun tilt into the crowd. You heard the
hammering OF the gong Up towards
Broad street and the next minute YOU
would see a heavy truck auto. loaded
with policemen. coming at a twenty.
mile an hour clip. The plan never fail
ed 70 work. The rioters got out OF the
way in a hurry. Occasionally the pc
Hcemen reached out with a quick
snatch and gathered into the machine
men they had spotted as leaders OF
the fighting.
There were two nasty fights At
Third and Market and at Ninth and
Market At Ninth street the Column
bis avenre cars make turn north.
ward and here the stone throwers
were posted strongly. Two strikers
dragging a hurdy gurdy were the cen
ter OF this outbreak until the police
smashed the hand organ with their
clubs and arrested the volunteer must
clans. a car turned the corner and
there was a rush 90 wreck H. The Do.
lice charged ten strong and dubbed
right and left The result OF this and
other riots was that service slackened
on Market street until by evening
there was scarce a car 10 be seen.
SIX cars were wrecked and ten per.
sons were hurt in a series OF fights
between the rioters and the police and
the non-union men that took place
near SiXtieth and Market streets.
Every car that came along was bonn.
bardcd until the windows were broken
and the passengers driven out. Sew.
Cral loyal employees of the Rapid Tran.
sit company were caught and beaten
before the police rescued them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-28

gerftGgeIte glngebpie reroen entgegergenout,
nen III oer EtItcc oes Glrpctor OF &ubllc GER
plce. StGoibdue Cincinnati Chic. bis ~ nbr
Wlltaq5 am ~ II NJ C o.. ben lZGttobet 1910,
fir ORE EtclerunG ber rotbiaer arbcti uno bc5
9tatcrials iiir Die gerDcferuHg bon 5aooq
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bis Sur Sioluic bon nHion Srabe burcn era'
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&lGue. Sgc3t'iiGiionen unb Torrulare ftHo
3u er5ulieH III Der EfflCc bcs GbefsSageucuTs
bcs department pf 3Nhiic SFroice
,Seoes sHpebpi nlUB ben hoIlen RGfTen iPbcr
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bot MAIDEN fQipie bon alen RerfDuen bic iih
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l0it utrllu1i Iu bnogeer.
git:sr FEb atb1litH bic esrra1ttu aormuar. iu
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ben.
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Gtclt oor, trgtRctiHs oou ode 2Gat5git 81 rsrs
ioeCftr.
3m guftyoat sts directors Of sugtEt e,rsa
Zen p. SerieUbgr 1910.
2S6 Gobu Z. Benrer. Gleri
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Werfauf pon Gineiunoti,r 8onbs.

BerfteaeIte anaebote fperoen ent
qegengenonluien III Der IItice oes sluottors Der
Etabt Cincinnati. etcdt Ohio. biz ~ ubr Wtit.
TAGS am "a Sftober 1910, fiir ben Mnfanf BON
S16o,0o0.00 Gisis gonbs iiub nnbeitenetbas
nno peroen 1usgeeeben bebufs Inl1atinng et'
mes Spnos fir ole 9luSoehnuug ufto Berbefc'
rung Der ebigen 2Batierlperfe Der Giaot Slncltl'
matt. inter Der Nutoritdt bon SeftlpHen 1899
bis 3043 iilfluiiee bes 8enerulsG ooeI oee Gtaa'
tituintung nit Erblnan6 Io. 2.043. pdiitrt BON
Stdotratb Der Stuot Cincinnati, Gtaat 6bo,
am S. 9.neuit VI. 8. 1910.
3ieie Bombs merhen onttrt fetn bonn 10
September 1910, uno iino 5ablbar nterbte 2npre
nad Dem Gaturn ooer mad gSurit Der staoi
eenoeiner 3eit barnlG. in Der artertsdn gsofto'
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pertb unb ncil aufseLaufeneu 3tnien oeriau't
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nen Itetl otefer gtuBaabe .eetnd6t neroen.
stue aneebote mIiien duf georudten 5orrtnlo.
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snhi Der Nonos. aut tpeIhe eebcten uurbe. oret-
ben, fofpiP ben 8eiammtbetrQp oeS gr1tbofs
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feiu auf be. gu5eHfette bes Gpuoerts: rgtos for
g9utermurt3 SMprppcmeHi @nups".
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2l,2ss5.12 gtubiior Der Staot eInclnHafi
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Ger'tegeiie angeboie fUeteeR rHigeeeuaerom.
ueH N Der If'tce oes Zlrec!og Of @ub!lc Ser'
otce, SiaoibaIe Cincinnati. { bio tts - u6r
MltaQa am " / I 10 ch ben II C'tpber 1910.
tit Die 2telerung ber roitlaeH girbei auo beg
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fem nit elmer &urqf6Gi! IN Der Eumme bon
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LEGAL NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and qualified
"a administrators Of the estate OF Andrew
Jehn. deceaseo, late Of Hamilton County. OHIO
Dated at cincinnati this 20th day OF Septem-
Der 1910.
CHRISTINA SPITZMuELLER
Administrative
FRED TCKE. Notary Public, No l04 East
Court street. Phone 23l2 Canal. 2l2s.5