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VOLUME XXIV. NUMBER 37.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATLl. > \Y, ALGLST 17. 1907.
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
50 COLORED FAMILIES
ORDERED TO LEAVE.
Trouble at Onancock, Virginia.
TROOPS ON THE GROUND?GOVERNOR SWAN30N THERE TOO?A DEPLORABLE CONDITION?COL?
ORED PEOPLE'S PROPERTY DESTROYED?CITIZENS OF C0L03 OUTLAWED.
NO PUNISHMENT FOR HOUSE-BURNERS.
' 1
? atitl
oatbreak or i
ln tha extrama.
I ROd lilnh t. ?
Inting of
a tha
d appaah
? nh ahlch
!!iM> i>r> ?
? will
wiili tho
(<? li
!ay or
: ? I
DOttcC
the
Tha
rd midnl
t'1*" h rom nel
? -
h for the
ran tha ^ i!?>?.riui
!t || ii.iw - : fcoth ,.,,].
the colorad village u;is
thorouffhl !.,.(! thi* mornlag
and nii elua colod bo found of
Tha other colorad paopla aro rary
Withoul th.-ir 1.- .? gtlll
< "all cii <...\.rnor to linnisli Anns
lo < i[l/?l)>.
meotinjr was hold this af
?n i>> tha T.rvn Coandl for the
jmrpose of takinp tha foll
tion:
> reqoaat tho Oovornor of
Virginia to rush arnis for tho rlti
MM of tho town.
To ask an injunotion to
i it tTu- colorad paopla from hold
ing thoir nerionltural fair at T.
Va.f oh tha ?nmnd U i and
Burton aro ofBce-!. la ihe fair
and hoth outiaws.
Thoy h:i\-- alao appolntad five cx
tra policamen, who go on dnf
nipht Condltioatf, although nuich
quiot fo-niidit. it is f.arod will
grow very oxritin.
Tfouhl* ? iiiii whlah
Kellam trlad t<> eollaet
:i in.'tn bj I
Vho was rn Burton's store
at tho tinuv CSOB ' aitl
hot. words and caraad Kollam. tbaa
crJJ(ng: f<.: \t tho same
tlnae I'zzol appaarad on tho i
who flred a shot which mlaaad !ts
man and struok Garland
m of tho town. in tho hl]
the oppoalte sido of the streot, but
not seriously injurin* him.
John Toppin, colorad, is reportod
to be dyins from a shot last nlgbt.
Never b*?foro was Accomac oounty in
such a state of excltemont when the
news dreulated over tho tolephone
and telejrraph linea regardinK tho
conduot of the eolored mon and tho
unprepared posltion of the Onan
''wk citizena.
Bnrn Evory Roand of Ammnnition
in Town.
Practicmlly everjr round of ammu-i
u.is biiriti'i!
peopli <:amunity
olored element aiul
to Lajare Inm
whlle the taallad*
i\n>\ Uaiel's
I
I
- way
liddled aad
?
for an hmir
intry
han.i
' into
< tiirt'.
sound ?.!!) the bulld
^i'ltir in the :?
t Made fllilnn?
BWhlle the alghl
wlth the le Di' t:.
<>l' ihol tiir.s. ::,.\V ;itx!
froao t.-rnii. <! cotored people la
eis. here there and yoader.
? ii.m1 (i
Ing the oolored mea to appear
at any moaoeat Plaally t!u>
of Bortoo, eolored, blased ?addenlj
fn>ni tho raar, aad la a ihoii whlle
W wai of ruins, the etoek bo
Jur eettaaated in vaiu. | >o.
in a Eew BMHaeata th<> prtatlag
shop of Usael waa eH <>n ih,
Around tho ruins ono hai
whlte mea, fully araaed
n attaek froan the eolorod
mea, reporta haTlai | thal
preparlag to retaUafc
the neaattme, a aotiee aad beea
i on tho door \)f a OOlored
telliag him thal he woubi
not live to rOBBemher the consoquen
oes if he did not taave Ooaaeock by
9 oviook hfoadaj aaornlag. The
ealjr fa< ? raaad
Rnard. and. with tho aotiee in hia
manded tho reaaoo for put
tlnR it on hls door.
'r you read?" shouted a cit
?'It means exactly what It
!)?? VM <lispnsoi1 at fir.sf to atand on
his riirhts. hnt ho faarad
?eqaeaooa, and thla aftenooa ):
left town.
ONANCOCK, VA.. AiiR.iRt 12.
Chlef dovolopments today in the
situation lioro whero raro-riotinR
has oceurred intermlttently
Satnrday. afternoon, ^ tion
of tho Town Council to oxj)ol bad
NeRroes and tho presenoe and ad
dreee of Govornor Swanson to the
? urpin^c thom to be calm and
promlninR to chaso down the guilty,
no matter what tho cost and effort
?
Tho Onanoock CounoiJ has been
in session very nearly all day to
decide what rourse to take In re
Rard to the Nopro rioters. At an
early hour thls mornlnR an ordlnanoe
waa paased by the Town Conncil to
drive out of the neighborhood elRht
rolored men wIjo were suppoaed to
be part of the rlot leaders. Noticee
1 < ? \\ ! 1
d ba
l?l .1-1 I. < >i <loi.no .-^.
Thi
In the
' dist!
d
\ <..|.o.d Phyatriaa'a Prediramoat.
(< ontiioK-d on faTiajlilli I
? ~~ ????^? ?-,-_
iThe l ittii stn-t Baaftfert fTwiili
iblo.
i
I
r two hnndi
B <>ii a \
?
adly ba paator.
It iniiy 1,.- t
is ;m alai | is ..:" t: i
and tnake anothar affoii
Influentlal memb
BWdj fhctloa will do< foilow him fur
lhar, haTJ . Ided i..
?>n of iht- church. IfUCfa
<ts howerer, ob tha attita
lomtnant Cactloa u tha num
witiidra
:<>:
Mr. Iticliard <'art?r Ujpant.
virday Mr. Rfcfcaxd <
hosM in a "Jnmpar"
earrytng in his hand a bnokot of aao
laaaas. wh.-n t.
and let him town in tha
In his aadden deacent he
emptled the hucket of molass,.s up
on hlmself and be was an obj.
u not a:
alther by hlmaalf <.r othera Ha
I and
aoma Ubm k ?nu .,i,i0
'" ha " ahape to soo his frl<
Ho was not injured.
?o:
w in i:s \v\\[ i i?
haw a fcaraja numbor of appli
oations for colorod teachera for ru
d graded sotoools. Six to nine
coontha torms. aaJa |
par rnonth. Also for private achools
mafrons. et<\ Graduatoe from Pe
irg and Hampton Xormal
?I8. and those holdlng
Grade Cortiiioates pref Grad
uate* frorn othor schools and those
boldlng Baeond and Third Grade
Ortifirates will also be arropt
?t. Our appllcafions for tearhors.
from Srhool Boards aro comltii; in
dally.Full particulars upon applica
Uon. Knoloae stampa for reply.
Addreaa.
Va. Teachera* Co-operative Aaso'n.
14 K. 13th 8t.. Mancheater. Va.
Reference glven and requlred.
:<>:
?Read our inducementa on tha
3d Page and huatla for the prlze
you wact.
PKIISOXALfl \Mi l.i.i
o ?
m i D Bnrrell i
I]
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0 - la-:
141J \V.
!s iti
aatll tbe
mlddl
D Tu I'rookton,
tj for a
imself in
hlntc the
bulldinga In thi> i M. is lo
eated at aflllei
i MIss B.
B, i:
u rg
Itlon.
?f Huiit
W \ ., l
Of -Mrs. Kliza Xorrell.
?R.'v. \v. L Caat ivanaah,
ur offir.
Ura. Jaaaea HeKei i :ri<i^?
Cona. is in the
of hor mother. Mrs. \. l;
X. 3rd
i B. Ro' I Hart
ford, Conn. retvrned !<?
Tharaday after ;i stay of
two weeka in hTaaeheater, Va. vi?
UinR ralatiTea aad Whiie
ihe visit.'.] thii ofl iii pom
aaay with Mis.s flon d naker of
?o!
Base Ball.
Tho Pythian Giant*
defeatod tho st. Jaaaea Btreel Hag
Rers last Monday by the "?'<? Ol
9 to 6. Tt waa a bri'll. ?? full
of sonsational pct teams
showod ap weil, but tii?- Pythlaa
boys had of U oal Ihe
start ?.> i battinR oat thoir
viotory. and geaktag oalj foa? or
rora. Thia team is niado ap of mom
bers of the Pythian Cadet Co., No. 1
;o:
9I30.00 Kiidowmont I'aid.
Richmond. | 13. '07.
Thls is to oortify that l have re
celved from Jdhn MItoholl. Jr.,
Grand Chanoellor of the Grand
Lodhji of VlrRJnia. (1150.00) One
Kundred and Fifly Dollars in pay
m*'iit of the death-clatm of Arml
stead Wllltama, who waa a member
of Caralier Lodge. No. 56 of Newport
Newa. Va.
Slgued?Jerry W. Willlama.
Admloiatrator * Aaeigaee.
THE COLORED PEOPLE
ARE PROGRESSIVE.
Mr. Ray Stannard Baker's Observations.
"FOLLOWING THE COLOR-LINE?PECULIARITIES OF A REMARKABLE PEO?
PLE?HAPPY DESP1TE ADVERSE CONDITIONS IN ATLANTA, GA.
of the l in?'
and
? !
In ymir rafoi a."
"Ilofor:
y."
**W1 !o With thoiv.
G. G. DEGREE MA31ER, WILLIS WYATT.
Q i, Degree i ??
.t B. .in i s. of
comprlaing United
iblic of Llbai
I
ItlS \. Sd st. Richmoi
<; ?*.
b-y. |fl Jaaaaa s: . Norfolk, \
aPPOINTBD OTO1C1
<;. \\". Matron. Ifary Iforton, V
Ington. i
BJehaaond, \
Ellen D.
Pota
G. w. Chaplaia Ror. w. h. Whito,
nd, Va.
B i. Oooate,
aaaond. Va.
G \V. Finunc-.. : Cox,
Fongda ? I
G. \\\ RJght i
Tnbman, Washington. ]>
I-: H Kriolt. Mobtlo. Ala.
<; \v. Lafl n . An
gi?- Johaaon, R4< Va.
15 W :>ductreaa,
k. Norfolk, Va.
G. W. Treasuror, B. J. Johnaon.
Washington. !>
G w. luMa Banttnel, isaac Johnson.
Hampton. Va.
G W. Asst. Inaide Sentlne!, Mary
noom, Wasbington, D
G. W. Outalde Sentinel. W. B. Har
ria. Richmond. Va.
O. W. Aaat. Ontaide Sentinel, Jeawie
Burnett. Washington. D. C.
G. W. Marmhall. Daniel Bowler.
Richmond. Va.
I>1 RIOT I i \ ItKl l\ \l..
I | i.f i?.| < Iiiii-i h. < ..I.ti-.I ,
in i'.im I. ^,- ,,l tti, \i
li f> M i.il M.-n I'lil. St.iMxd. |
and < labhod?lt<><./?- in **Dry**'
Dt*tr* t.
. U in
tho larRo mn
DISTRICT. XO. 2.
Dopat and
Mistr<
. N. W . .
afary a. Hoore, Alexandria,
. Va.
Wlacheeter, Ber
vioinity.
; Clff
laraeld, D. C.
Bladeni i M.l
ton, Va.
Dr. I) B. hTon Lockwood Bt?,
i'r. [alaad
and :<nf.
oblaaon, <
Joha \v. a/at ? WUtoa, \a.
Kdward Eh
Joaa I \id.
iDii, Va.
Iximans. OOTtagtoa, Va.
DI8TRICT XO. 4.
J R- : .-st Caha
hatna Islands.
W, H. vValker. Pass Chriatian, Miaa.
aTJ
DlaTrjUCT, XO. 5
MzzIe*H. Foator. Hrookwood. Ala.
.1. D. Jurden. Mohilo. Ala.
Roaa Henderaon. Galnsvtlle. Ala
T. C. Jones. Btloxi. Miaa.
K.v Ivan FleuIUw. Tuacalooaa, Ala.
DISTRICT, X'O. ?.
Thomaa A. Carr. New Orleana aad
VU inity.
Bcnjamln L. Jarkson, Mt. Roee. 8t.
Charlee aad Jefferaon.
ptll
?
\Yh<
!:???? ' lying
<?!. t*.o- ground wltta blood pourlng
:
from
11 .
Wni.
long
for tha
?
-
?
1
aboul
?
\:< \. Wiiiiv \\ i!H-s. ,i,., Oari l
wlth Btirring up
in the church
?
I on thia
I that Rev.
i :
Th? i
rail ..
o?po
?
Church.
?*th ? t that l
In charge witb a :
hind hi:;
Ts in the
ly approre of tho
?
BO do D
ad to
hlm a h. iping hand In tlme
V, r" that
v. Dr. P,
gjj tl,},f ?? ?*? -n.ythinR of tho
Ptlag prooess took
Monday niRh" -v Jt ,8
Pitchod Rer. Wlnee oat of tho church
that nlRht. althouRh it waa ?
port.-d HiV. \v., not ^
w\ he. d,d anythlnR of the kind,
althouRh lt waa so renort.
Wloea doea not say thar he did any
thing of the kind. aIthouKh Doaron
Mielton mlght stand si* te^t In his
Inga. Rev. Wfnos mav fip the
aoalea at 200 pounda. and if sueh
a ffftt was arcorapllnhed all of Rloh
mond would like to aee it repeated
R?v. Dr Peyton is not doing any
taiking. Hi* congregation I* with
mm, and be doea not make any ef
rort to get his naoney wben aalary
day comts around. It la there for
aiea. Hii church ie proaperiac

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