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VOLUME XXVI. NO. 13.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1909.
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
i\ KP1 ii 01 i r \i i
'hat the I md of
vrouajht predestln'd ahBalnai
For aaa a, eontrabaad, no lofty
co;?l
IBrtlaarloa to m\ ploddlng
i li-ik my artll iiti(.< tha north al
rlltB wl
I'll V.
a*
Of it Bit.
mast
If i
bope
? arhea i
th
With
And
.f tha
api' an.
A1|*J tbal rlae a'
<>f it all.
ICtJe aril
into
lnv tbouajhl
"I.'ind of
?J BB a.]i>li' | i BM
That I should flnd no home ln my
That ;
pte home afar
Ia I rind
and |
! 11 win throi
dlaa j
all.
?f all the shadowa of th??
pa I
In s ? rs on my way
In spjt" ? spectacle a^hast
I'll blase Into ihe bl night
|
n whi.h I iiiovi' ahall know,
th:' |
Ne'er met a task to atoop or bend or
cry.
Full-h ? ilcmon .
frou ii,
ipoleaa ln a fallure or a fall.
Toris of my life ahall win their
ero*
Ia spite of it all.
LUC1 \N H WATKINS.
Mlt .IuHNnoVS DRI* t R
HAIH.Y IVHT.Ii*
' Fanntleroy. a driver for
Mr. W. funeral
was thrown from hi*
Reat baat Taea4ay mornlns; at I.aurel
nnd (.rare atraetB, ?n l rendered un
ronr.eloiifl. aft.r eollfdlas; with a
Laur. rar. The carrlage
whieh Fa'.nfl. rov was drlvinj? waa
eompl i horsea
BOl l.iirt.
was driving down
u.arly on the
he say the (ar. which
. lso eom Kood r;r
Thinklas;, preaumably. that
??for
>r Bit him. the drlv
his horsea and dashed ac .
fronf BBUi of tha ir struek
the front wheel of the hark and fh<
drive; , thirty I
the ooan
aa one dead. Tl
a-ost eat it it
i lwdTk and rtaaa. The
Bmashin,^ of tbe carriai: d the
a away doa ? I
:i'a atab' i8hee
and II road.
The rar was not badly damaged.
ralil. i.? Xcjrro S
h. 25.?The bill
iflnstaten.
?led oflicers and aohi:
isrged aa a result of the
ffray at Brov
Auguat 13. 1906.
ied by tb
'ary affsirs.
ntt.->e oa
lt ra?spd the Senate. Ter,
? 1 in the afflrn.
**hil> flve roted ag-ainst the measure.
A WBOHG TO BE RIGHTF
Companies B,rO andlj of the 25th Infantry.
?,?P?.V D. TWWrn nrTH a 5 mFXNTav. CSCHARCXD PR?? T?, s?v?:E ^JHZ ??.DCNT ,r D?U. O* THE -*,*., S.OUKO nwr ??
By a vote of 56 to 26. on Tuesday. Feb 23d, 1909. sh rtly after 4:00 P. M., the United Sta-es Senate . im ,, ?.rmi,
the remstatement. with full pay, of the memoers of these Companles. who were d.sch ^ged "uh^ut "nt Dy Pres"en,
[! !??* ??t ,h? '"Tk* !r'Umph ?' Sena,0r JosePh Ber,3Jn Forak'r * Ohio after two yea? o-rmoitc'a'
tinuou, . ghtlng The Senator will be presented with a Lovlng Cud March 6ih 1909 hv hi<t m? a*v, *?. ,'
The cer-monles will take place at the MetropolltM A. M. E. Chureh ofWashlnV *,DC * Afro-ZTmencan aamirers
i.i:mv\s\n [...; -.n >. bbsjbbjbbb
lt (ii.e^ a*4 han.t (.. j!m- Hi*. hartteil
! S< ldi?r> BB I'e-enlist.
b, 2:;.
! order
aaaed aItbonl exl
hata the Bobatltute offer* ? by Seaatof
ng to
.'.rownsvllle affalr. Th.
only oi
Teller. voting ieana
tor th( the blll.
The l?;il anthi r Secretary
ar to ap point a mlh'tarv court
of inoilrv ra of **hlrh are
of the rank < I nr hlerh
> lnveatigate and re; ort *
a year what mewbera of the dis
char*.- ,,.., if ProwjasariTJi
diera are aUflble for r.-.-nlist:
?i of tho bill au
'horiz.-s full ? | allowan.
I from the date of their
nre under th
Blel offerel an ar
*tion
?? Repnb!
? > rat Mr. Tillfiinn
M>tlng against it.
araa conairatulated
II was evldently a
??*rce of i him that he had
at last. Mra. Foraker
I. B.
foraker, Jr. of "ineinnatl. occur*ed
r* reaerved g;.
i ill araa under con*
OL1 f iHh,.*-. tha
f Miss Catherlne Oliv.:
?
.*
I, 1<j09. Tha funeral was
on >* ar Xth at 2:30
from
af whi< h ba bad b ar for
?
; Fell.v^
' St Lnke*.
W H si >kea offlciated. Funeral ln
I. Johnaon. I
I ln East Ead ry.
BfOVasa* TO .114 K. IlItOAI) 8T.
Mr. I. J. Miller, wlio formerly con
ducted the clotbing and jp-nta fur
nishltiK store at 11
p a haa*]
St. Next
t-> the Cnited rance Co
mo8t Uy invitea his p.-.
rlends to call and Inspe.
?toca naklng purchaaes elae
where. He has everythlng freah and
At an auetion sale In Janu?
ary. which he eonJu.-ted at hi?
1 lo unload all of
his olj stock at a great eacrWce and
ls now prepared to offer you every?
thlng in his line up to date and at
the very loweat prlces.
You wlll sj.ve money by calllng on
him before apendlng your mooe.
goods lu hia line rion't forget the
nu^iber 3l? E. Broad St.. Richmond
I*? rin rtm n\Mno\
I1inm4.11 ..ii (
Mall St.
'
?
Ba r
?
?
M
?
?
Ich the :
>0 the
' m :m anvil v |
|
1 i
?
all of them c
Bted
a plaatatloo i
They
?
? the
n from the Ihduatrlal
a thing mi
?' '" fhe sineing
Qddent oecnrrt
; ? tlie sudlenei fcfj
and the othei plstform, ln
eludinB. Robert
ed '" latform V
! Mr. Taft atarted
te pic* up hla hig ann.halr and
to the c-i-ntre Mr
inRisted that he he aHowed to
' ??!? hoth lald heavv
l on the chalr and luggeij tt
?? o\. r hataaasj them.
- Mr Taft hegan by referrlng to the
< ongTeasloaal Raeoid ln fhta
?Now if you read the Oongressional
d
| He araa latarraptad by tenarater
I of some of th*- ?
of that pertodical. iie went on
ar ir you stn.ly the Cor.gr.
al Record yo? wlll aee that there are
tesraen that sav that II ls
Imposalble for the nt ,} the
Wbite tO live f
<>n is beyoa ? ,? of
human affart Well. the ten mlllloai
bat ar. you .
that we should i
bodily out of th.- aoaatry, ti.
not F | say bow
and they do not say when, but out
al the country th< n go. And
there is an uiove
r them out of
it is said their relat'ona to the
?st Inbarmonious you
a rint
The Bolemn. seientiflc statement
of a man tha? ,nnnt Ilvo
ar in
? nRressioiial Itoeord, .iiiehf not
our mln-la for a minute
: are llvlng together and
I
.
we or *! - v or all of us
fhat livlng to
ror both (Ap
? ) It ia a ; that Ib aet
to say that y. f Wor|{ jt out$
bersuse we have got to work lt out.
The negro I. absolutaly essential
- lopment of tha Boatfc
Ms. and the more
?truct that labor th.- m,.r.
uable be become. to the South.
is that the work c
;Iampt?>n In.tltute has iu Intense
""pon it ia the solution of
the race queatlon.
I do not belleve and I do not thlnk
most men helieved too many cr
ea for people that are trylng to leara
'iirniah them
how
baada
in prod
BBtruasaat
Bt has
the
:1111a
? a rc
'hing waa
n old
orph
?
lt." said he. "to
t we
?
i the
?
?
ons
>t an
?
had
aald
.
ith will '
fi i< nd than
ii re. rarl t he
. OObV
a ln
11 racea
?rlv
mi ln
. and
;
? t !..i fo s and
of th. loriuer
er. wl | !
lO.lg
lateraatlng thlnajB, he n>
ma tl. .,hich
d to hlm. Aa I
I found so many
llara;
alue 1 at BO many
ollars; so many eoara, valu
r::nny dollars Further
I found the word "Boo
i al $100. If durinc
KbCd I
my mind aad
worth mora thaa $400 to fhe rause
of eivili/.ntloa it is all ta* to the in
4?.ork of the Harop
ton ti ahara i a:.h adai
an! where I received the ins-drathn
that led me to devote my life to the
: 'auae or adaeatioa in :thern
Btati
Iii Bll these matters relating to
?rro we must bear
in i: : , laseea
Bf u hite people in the South one
-saes Itself as not be
Ifoviag la the eluratlon of ?? | ne?
gro; there is another class, a grow
a ciilturej and tmportant
?tdsaa, that belleves in the eduratlon
or tha negro. and whlle vou do not
bear a grent Ual from then in the
pnblle prfnta or on the pabllc plat
form they an- neverthefess !n their
daily Hves manifesting thelr Interest*
Bsoat jrartfc.-l form.
We nitist not, however. !et our ob
t'mlRm overahadow the aetual facts.
Condlttoaja are Improvlncr aat there
ia much to be done for this genera
tlon, mu.-h for the succeeding gena
raflona, hefore the life of the r.egro
South will he pta^ d ipon a
wtirre it will not hinder or
nrogres* of the remaining
on of America.
Other Kpeafcers were Mr Ogden.
V ilHam Jay SrhlefTelln and Dr. n
B Prlsaell, prealdeat of Hampton.
!>\\<.l i:oi si.y BJTABRKD.
"k WaVfaaaj, eoloret. was dan
*ly atabbed ln the J.ffersoa
Tool-room. ?08 Weat Bro;
ifoaday night I
aft* rwnrds escaped
The two men quarrele I .,.
framr> of pool. and Pord. lt ls all
. 1,?, c argumcnt with his knlfe,
s.ahrdng Wafers three timea In tha
back. w
DROri'KD DK\D
^'^1,Ja,Il Brown- colored. walked oat
cr Faalknere poolroe?. at 800 Weat
Broat Street. laat night. and fafl
dead in the atroet.

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