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APRIL 2, 1904, on GAZETTE Is the oldest, and a the largest bona fide circulation, idouble that of any newspaper in the ‘interest of Afro-Americans, published fim the state of Ohio, and comparison ‘with any will immediately establish fits rank as one of the NEWSIEST «AND BEST in the country. —_—_——.. } New York City’s great democratic ‘organization, Tammany, certainly does “remember” its Afro-American «ontingent, and well, too, all things considered. See New York City let- ter elsewhere in this paper. occ E ‘There seems to be a decided dispo- sition on the part of the Springfield officials conducting the mob inquiry, 40 notify the people of the state in advance that nothing is going to be gleaned as a result of their “investi- gation.” This is the usual result. We wish to notify the governor that the people of Ohio will not “stand” such “southern” nonsense, and are look- Gng to HIM for RESULTS. Rev. Charles Bayard Mitchell, of ‘the First M. E. church, of this city, af reported correctly in our local col- umns, is certainly “on the right track,” and as far ahead of the aver- age white minister of intelligence an] ability, as it is possible for a wlergyman of that class to be in this day and time. We congratulate him, and regret it was not our privilege to have heard his talk of Monday last. + we sincerely trust that the heirs af the individual lynched recently at Springfield, will not get to “fussing” among themselves over the $5,000 due them under our Ohio anti-lynching aw, as indicated already in the Asso- wiated Precs dispatches to the daily newspapers of the country. The re- port may not be’true, and we hope it isn’t. The Associated Press liar is _a@iways a very busy man, we know, ‘whenever any of our people's vital in- terests are at “stake” and whites will suffer any loss as a result of suc- indus on oar mart. * A white brute near Gainesville, Texas, recently (Jan. 26) blacked his face and hands but didn't do a good job on his ears, and assaulted a white ‘woman, leaving her for dead, On the return of her husband she revived suf- ficiently to tell him a white brute had committed the barberous deed, and without a doubt saved several inno- went Afro-Americans’ lives. How many times this very thing has been sue- <cessfully done in the last 10 or 20 years and how many innocent men “of the race have been made to suffer —been lynched—as a result, only God | ieabh eis Resin. A white jury at Vicksburg, Miss., Jast week convicted a white brute for assaulting a “colored” girl and the judge (white) sentenced IT to death. We will give the judge and jury full credit and believe this report, when #eliable information has been receiv- ed of the thing’s death, White “men™ hhave too often, in years gone by, at the south, been convicted and sen- tenced to death for the murder of Afro-Americans and criminal assault ‘upon our women, only to be freéd Jater on, on one technicality or an- ether, to fool us into believing that this Vicksburg verdict will mean any- ahing until that white brute is killed according to Mississippi law, and there are but few persons these days But know that there has been but precious little law in that state for Afro-Americans of late years. ed MHIO NEGROES NOT"'COWARDsS."" _ According to the public papers, 13,000 colored residents left Spring- field, 0., while a mob of 300 hundred Sburnt their residences, and played thavoc with their household appurte- mances,—Atlanta (Ga.) Voice of the Feople; Bishop H. M. Turner, editor. Bishop, that was a “public paper” Lik, published throughout the coun- ‘try by daily newspapers fed by the Associated Press, for the sole pur- pose of creating a local sentiment, i€ possible, with a view to selling as many copies of theim papers us possi- ‘ele. The only “residences” or rather “joints” burned, and “household ap- purtenances played havoc with,” were those of low and degraded Negroes, Margely from Kentucky and Georgia, particularly Atlanta, so report has it. And efen this was an outrage upon Jaw and order which Clarke county wl have to pay dearly for; and #hame and disgrace to the boasted civilization of the “progressive” white people of the great state of @bio, which we sincerely hope will foad them, or at least the law-abid- ing of them, down to the point where good will result from it in the fuiure. We thave no more sympathy for them than we have for the black “trash” that caused it all—the riot, burning and lynching—with the con- mivance of Springfield's mayor, chief ‘af police, that major of the state mi- Sitia, avd sheriff of the county. The fact, however, is that the decent Kegroes of that city were neither mo- Jested to any appreciable degree in t homes wor on the streets dur- ag time of the disturbance, pos- sibly because the “levee.” or bad sec- tion, was a patt to itself and pos- sibly because the white brutes, who constituted the mob, had sufficient sense left to know that nothing quicker than such an attempt would have brought out that black com- pany, the best (and a good one, too) in the state militia, which the mayor kept “bottled” up in the armory for fear they would frustrate the mob's designs, and then there would have been “somethin’ doin’ sure enough. Think of it, a mob of three hundred cowardly white men, out of a white epulation of 22,000, make 15,000 col- ored inhabitants rua to the woods for safety.—Voice of the People. Bishop, that is silly daily newspa- per sensational nonsense upon its very face, and you know it. We havn't that kind of Negroes, in such num- bers, in any large city of Ohio, or any- where else in the world, let alone the United States. Then, too, there are not 8,000 Negroes in Springfield. In Obio they can exercise their franchise, have all their civil rights, and every law that protects any othe: man, and indeed nothing to ‘make them fear, yet a mob of 300 drunken rowdies run 15,000 colored people away from their homes, while the mob burns and pillages their effects at will.—Voice of the People. If there was a shadow of truth, in the “running to the woods” story, we wouldn't say a word, Bishop; _ but there isn’t, and you oughtSto have known it. Not even the “low-down levee” Negroes from Kentucky, Geor gia and elsewhere, who were burne¢ out, did that. It is true Ohio Negroes “exercise their franchise” and an exceptionally large share, if not quite all, of theit civil rights. More than that, Bishop there isn’t braver Negroes in Ameri: can than live in the old “Buckeye’ state, and, too, they are here in pro portionately large numbers, when compared with the Negro populatior of other states of the union, or the world. THE ANTI-LYNCHING LEAGUE’S RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted, and ordered sent to the general assembly, Colum- bus, at a regular meeting of the Anti- Lynching League, held Monday even- ing, at St. John’s churebe — - PESOLITTIONS. Whereas, after due investigation, deliberation and investigation, we, as representative citizens, are convinced of the infamous and lawless action of the leaders and mob in the recent lynching and burning in Springfield, Ohio, and of the utter worthlessness and disloyalty of the mayor, sheriff, and the major of the Ohio National Guard, in their failure to perform their sworn duties; therefore, be it Resolved, that we, the undersigned, through our representatives in the general assembly, respectfully de- ‘mand of His excellency, Myron T. Her- rick, goyernor of Ohio, proceedings against the leaders and participants, to punish them, and proceedings in the state supreme conrt, in quo-war- ranto, against Mayor Bowlus, of Springfield, and Sheriff Routzahn, of Clarke county (and Mr. Kirkpatrick, of Springfield, a major in the Ohio National Guard), to oust them from office for the palpable failure to act promptly in the line of duty and thus to have prevented what is now known throughout the length and breadth of the land as “THE SHAME OF OHIO"—the Springfield lynching and riot. (Signed.) George Buchanan, presi- dent; Samuel Woods, secretary: Hon. H. C. Smith, chairman; Dr. E. M. Grant, and G. H. Ganaway, committee a RE THE EUBANKS “JOSS.” ‘The “Fulton” Fight to Be Renewed— Editor Chavers’? Fight on Attorney Wilbur King—Tyler’s Change. Columbus, 0.—Some one has sent a copy of the Cleveland Leader here— the one containing a great “joss” of Henry Eubanks, on his mirth-provok- ing effort to make a speech the day the barbers’ bill was up, several weeks ago. One reading it would think that Representative Hayes, of Hamilton county (Cincinnati), the other Afro-American member, had done absolutely nothing to assist in the passage of the bill. Eubanks’ “tragic” effort is still the “laugh” among many members.—P. W. Chay- er, of the Standard, was in Cleveland, the first of the week. He has been “roasting” Attorney Wilbur King un- mercifully in his paper and it is rumored that a fight is not far off. —Ralph Tyler is now a stenographer on the local “State Journal.”—While the local ministers’ union said noth- ing publicly, the mpmbers are known to be strongly against the Fulton ap- pointment. ‘The fight against his be- ing retained in the adjutant-general’s office will soon engage public atten- tion. “Do Not Know Mob Leaders.”” Springfield,-O.—The grand jury is continuing the investigation of the lynching of Richard Dixon and the de- struction of levee property by fire. Many witnesses have been examined. among them being a number of “prominent eitizens.” Several esi- dently did not know much about the affair, as they were only detained a few minutes in the jury room. Prose- eutor McGrew claims to be exerting every effort to bring the guilty par- ties to justice. The jurors are also asking questions, but from what can be learned no one has been found who would identify the leaders of the mob. Jailer Gregory alone can do this and should be made to. There are others, The McGrew “investiga- tion” thus far seems to be the farce we anticipated. It is simply “up to” Gov, Herrick, or will soon be. Tammany Hewards Atro-Americans. | New York City.-James D. Carr, lawyer, was appointed an assistanx ‘corporation counsel by Counsel De- Haney and assigned to the burean of penalties, on Marea 22. Mr. Carr was an assistant district attorney under Col. ees being the first Afro- Ameritan appointed to such position by Tammany, or any other political exees in the north. He was born in Baltimore 35 years ago, is a graduate of Rutget’s coliege and the Columbia university law school and was admitted to the bar in 1895. Negroes Drew the Cotor Line. Richmond, Va., March 31.—On Tues- day 14 negro wagon drivers of the Richmond Baggage Transfer Co. notified the company that they would not work with a white man who had been employed as a driver. THE GAZETTE, CLEVELAND, 0., SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1904. ey NE a page ee Cor CONTEM SOR COURT THEIR ANNUAL SERMON. - | QEaTaTOeSTSTOsSEOEOTOOTEOR | | POs | Hy Augustus Heinze, the Copper Min- High School Junior Class Exhibition é UW7ANNRADET ce | on Butte, Mont., March 31.—F, Augus- tus Heinze, the Montana copper mag- nate; A. 1. Frank, superintendent of the Johnstown Mining Co., and J. H. ‘Trerise, superintendent of the Rarus mine, Heinze properties, were found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Beatty in the United States court yesterday in the action brought by the Butte and Boston Mining Co. against the defendants for entering the Michael Davitt lode claim and ex- tracting therefrom valuable ore. Mr. pBeinze was fined $20,000, while Frank |and Trerise were fined $1,000 each, the fines to be paid by 11 o'clock to- day or the defendants to be taken to Helena in custody of the United States marshal and confined until the fines are paid. Carlos Warfield, an- other defendant, was found’ not | guilty and discharged. | The judgment applies only to the first count against the defendants. Judge Beatty's reservation of decis: jon on the two of the three counts on which Mr. Heinze was charged with contempt in disobeying a former or. der of the court that an inspection of the Heinze mites be allowed in order to permit of the survey of cegtain ore veins, has the effect of keeping ar imprisonment sentence hanging over Mr. Heinze. Judge Beatty announced however, that no imprisonment order will be issued if the fine is paid and there is no further violation’ of the court’s order. But any infraction o! the court’s order for appointment of an inspection board of the mines will, he says, be severely punished It is not thought that the decision will have the effect of closing dowr any mine or throwing any men out at wark_ A WARM SESSION. of the Bennett WII! Case. New Haven, Conn,, March 91.—Fur- ther sensational incidents marked the second day's hearing on the ap- peal of William J. Bryan from pro- bate in the superior court yester- day before Judge Gager. Ex~Judge Stoddard, counsel for Mrs. Bennett, and Mr. Bryan engaged in a wordy war and the court had to intervene. It followed immediately after refer- ence to the correspondence between Mr. Bryan and Mr, Bennett had been made by Judge Stoddard in which it was alleged that Mr. Bennett was brought to the point of writing the ‘sealed letter” by Yr. Bryan. Judge Stoddard implied that Mr. Bryan was withholding their con- tents and said “If this man insists upon getting $50,000 from the widow loy suppressing facts and — showing that these letters were written at his behest, the court should know the facts.” Mr. Bryan jumped to his feet and insisted that Judge Stoddard had misstated the facts, but the court ordered him to sit down. BOTKIN MURDER TRIAL. * Claimed that an Effort Was Made to Bribe the Jurors. San Francisco, March 31.—Late Wednesday afternoon Judge Cook an- nounced from the bench that an at- tempt had been made to tamper with ‘the jurors in the Botkin case. Acting upon information that four jurors had been bribed to favor the prisoner, Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, Judge Cook ordered the jury into the custody of the sheriff until this morning, when he will formally dis- miss the jury and begin the ‘impanel- ing of a new one. It is alleged that beside four jurors who are said to have been influenced, an attempt was made to bribe a fifth one. When the denouement came in court Mrs. Bot- kin’s attorney made a_ passionate speech, disclaiming that Mrs. Bot- kin or any one connected with her case was implicated. He also said that he would not continue with the present jury. The state's attorney concurred in a motion to discharge the jury. A brief investigation was held by Judge Cook after the jury It the room. TO HELP THE POOR. AMan Who Claims to be a Preacher Made a Practice of Robbing Hallway Chicago, March 31.—As a result of what he declares was his effort to as- sist the poor of Chicago, “Dr.” Dew- ing, who claims that he isa clergy- man, has been arrested, charged with robbing the railroads which, have headquarters in Chicago, of thou- sands of dollars’ worth of transpor- tation. All of the money thus se- cured was used for charity, at least this is the substance of a confession made by Dewing. Dewing, who is said to have made a practice of buying mileage tickets at half rates, claiming that he was a minister, and then selling the tickets to Chicago brokers, was arrested in the offices of the Michigan Central railway while waiting for a ticket to be countersigned by officers of the company. A Big Flood in Missourt. Piedmont, Mo., March 31.—Black river has risen during the last week until yesterday it reached 22 feet, which is five feet higper than any previous record. The country is in- undated for miles, farm houses have floated from their foundations, large areas of forest have been de- yastated, and except by wire this town is completely isolated. It is reported that Rodney Malloy, _ his wife and their farm hand, living four miles from here, were drowned. Menelik’s Gitts. Washington, March 31.—King Mene- lik has been singularly generous in bestowing evidences of his regards upon the members of the Skinner expedition. Beside the present to President Roosevelt, Menelik gave decorations to 29 out of the 30 mem- bers ofythe party, made up of off- cers, marines and sailors of the Machias, All of the medals and deco- rations have been transmitted ‘by the navy department to the state depart. ment where they will be retained un- til by special act congress has au thorized the men to accept them. BBaerts Eden Is Good. Washington, March 31.—Senator Hoar yesterday proposed an amend. ment to the rules of the senate con- cerning impeachment, so far ay they require all proceedings to be before the senate itself. The purpose is to shorten the proceedings and make them more conveniext to the senate. He said that under the present rules instances might arise which would consume the entire time of the sen- ate in a short session of congress and that in view of # case now before congress, this is an opportune time to make a change. THEIR ANNUAL SERMON. Htems. Lorain, O.—The annual sermon of Rising Sun Lodge, No. 52, K. of I. Was preached by Rev. W. H. Redmond at the Chestnut Street M. E. chureh, Sunday. Mr. Ralph Anderson made the opening address, and several oth- er members of the lodge made some stirring remarks.— Messrs. Augustus and Charles Phoenix, of Oberlin, Charles KR. Blue, and sisters, Misses Bertha and Mabel, of Cleveland, at- tended the exhibition of the junior class of high school, Friday evening, as guests of Gertrude Williams, a member of the class.—Mrs. Nettie Williams visited her parents ine Ober- lin, Sunday.— Rey. W. Brown, who has been visiting in Lexington, Ky., since the adjournment of conference, has returned to his family, which he ex- pects to remove to Toledo, where he was appointed pastor for the ensu- ing year,—Mrs. Lulu Redmond, with hér little daughter, Jean, returned Sunday evening, from Cleveland, where she has been nursing her sis- ter, Mrs. Douglass, who is now con- calescent._Mr. and Mrs, MeKenney are happy parents over the arrival of a little daughter.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chandler expect to remove — to Oberlin, soon, where they have pur- chased property.—Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Bradford and daughter, Bessie, will spend Easter in Cleveland, with relatives.—Mr. and Mrs, A. Travis, of Cleveland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. 'T. Carroll, Sunday. — Mrs, Effie Chinn is iki Rev. Charles Newsome Dead. oe kghia, On Rev. Charles Newsome, of Xenia, who died recently, was a eee of Columbus Medical col- lege, and for quite a time gave his at- tention to theology and medicine. For the last five years Dr. Newsome gave his full time to the interests of the A. M. FE. chureh. He was a mem- ber of Pride of the West lodge, K. of P., of Columbus. At one time he was grand master of the district lodge of Odd Fellows, The funeral took place last week Thursday after- noon. Plumbers’ Combine Is Enjoined. Detroit, March 30.—In a sweeping decision handed down Tuesday by Judge Brooke, of the Wayne circuit court, the Riverside club and Plumb- ers’ Exchange, of this city, organi- zations of plumbers against which proceedingy were brought that they catgy Huh opilieteround tbat ey were organized to fix prices and stifle competition, were restrained from continuing business, which the court holds to be “an unlawful enter- Brie dunlinical towne public welfare.’ As “Good as Gold.” Buy stock in the Rover Safety Rack Co, Why? Because the company is a legal corporation. 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Local reading notices (advertisements) ten cents a line (six words in a line). DENNIS H. FOWLER. Local Reporter. CLEVELAND. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904. Purchase "The Gazette" at PUSHAW'S News Store, Cuyahoga Building, Open Sunday. GOODMAN'S News Depot. No. 585 Central avenue, cor. Sterling avenue. Open Sunday. F. VALENTINE'S Grocery Store. No. 365 Central Ave., between Perry and Harmon St.'s. N. HEXTER's News Depot, City Hall Building, cor. Wood and Superior streets. Open Sundays also. WANTED—BARBER.—A first-class young man who will appreciate a good, steady position. Address, T. H. Scott, Jamestown, O. Miss Carrie Smith visited in Oberlin, recently. Mrs. Eva Lancaster Marshall is pleasantly located in Akron, her former home. Be sure to read all of our advertisements this week. Some are, for you, reader. Light of the West Lodge gave a dancing party at their temple, on Thursday evening. P. W. Chavers, of the Columbus Standard, was in the city the first of the week, and called on The Gazette. Miss Sadie Green, of Genesee avenue, who has been quite ill, is convalescing and will visit her home in Salem soon. Everybody should make an effort to attend the "Coony" Mizer benefit, or at least purchase a ticket. He has been ill for months. J. H. Cisco entertained at a five o'clock dinner last Sunday, at Atkins' restaurant, three friends. Wine was served with each course. The very best teas and coffees are secured at the Tokio Tea Company and at the most reasonable rates. See their advertisement elsewhere in this paper. L. G. Adkins has built up a splendid trade by serving first-class meals. That is the history of his restaurant, No. 493 Central avenue. Go and see for yourself. The Rover Safety Rack Co. has its office at No. 405 Prospect street, open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., for sale of stock and other information. On Saturdays open until 12 m.—Adv. Mr. Albert French, of Mayflower street, was called to Oil City, Pa., last week by his mother's death. She has been ill a long time. He has the sympathy of a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Freeman, of Brooker avenue, visited in Akron last week. The former has been seriously ill with typhoid fever, returning home from the hospital a couple of weeks ago. A grand Easter fancy dress carnival and ball will be given at Forest Street Armory Monday evening, April 4. Prizes will be given the best fancy and finest dressed ladies and gentlemen.—Adv. James W. Crawford's new restaurant at No. 91 Sheriff street, is a "Gem"—neat, clean and inviting. His prices are as reasonable as any, his meals-first class and he gives one plenty to eat. Go in and see for yourself. Mrs. Margie Hopkins, of Alexandria, Va., who has been in the city ten days attending her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Wilson, of Cedar avenue, both of whom have been quite ill, has returned home. The recent announcement in the daily papers that other persons than the pastor, Rev. H. C. Bailey, will speak to the Industrial League, at Antioch church on the 10th, is incorrect. This, in justice to both church and pastor. Ernest O. Orsburn returned the first of the week, from a short visit in Chicago and left for Chattanooga, to accept the general secretaryship of the Afro-American Y. M. C. A. there. "Ernie" leaves with the best wishes of a host of local friends. Do not fail to see Mr. Garland's ad, elsewhere in this paper, if you want a home, or want to stop paying rent, or want to live right. You don't need a whole lot of money to start with, either. He'll build you a home, Phoné him or call upon him at once. The Easter services at Mt. Zion church: Anthem, "Why Seek the Living Among the Dead," by E. L. Cramer, choir; solo, "The Resurrection," by H. R. Shelley, Madam Emma A. French; sermon, "The Resurrection," pastor, Rev. Joseph S. Jackson; anthem, "The Strife is O'er," P. A. Schnecker, choir. Dancing starts promptly at 8 p. m. at the Forest Street armory Easter Fancy Dress Carnival, April 4, to Prof. Bowman's music. Don't miss the spectacular march and serpentine German. Daniel S. Young, who has so successfully entertained the public this winter, is sparing nothing to make this entertainment excel all others given.—Adv. The U. O. of T.-R. will hold a grand opening of their new hall at No. 305 Cedar avenue, April 7, with a public installment of 70 officers. A good program has been prepared and Reformers from Oberlin, Lorain, Akron, Ravenna and Massillon are expected to be present. Be sure to go and take your friends. Admission, free. O. S. Fox, president, M. board; George F. Brooks, secretary. At last Monday evening's meeting of the Anti-Lynching League, Mr. Edward Daw was elected a committee to send to Gov. Herrick at Columbus, the petitions anent the Springfield lynching, containing 1,500 names of local citizens, to which we have referred repeatedly in these columns. It is sincerely hoped that they will move the governor to ACTION. The league's activity of recent weeks is most encouraging and commendable, and it is entitled to great praise. Easter services at St. Andrews' church will be as follows: Holy eucharist at 7:30 a. m.; Sunday school and children's missionary offering at 9 a. m.; morning prayer, holy communion at 10:30; evening prayer and special music at 7:30 p. The rector will preach at both services. Mrs. Edward Daw has been appointed choir-mother. Miss Alex-under will officiate at the organ in the morning, and Harry A. Williams in the evening. Rev. Edward S. Doan and family have moved out on Eastham avenue, East Cleveland. Rev. R. L. Dickerson and wife have returned from conference at Lexington, Ky. The former has been reappointed pastor of Cory chapel for another year, much to the satisfaction of the congregation and their many friends throughout the city. The Easter program for Sunday evening will afford a treat, unless the faithful work of the officers and teachers has been in vain. They hope to have it surpass all past efforts of a similar nature. The church, Sunday school and Epworth League, hope to accomplish more this year than last, under the leadership of their able pastor. Last Sunday was the first anniversary of Rev. H. C. Bailey's pastorate at Antioch church and it proved an exceptionally interesting occasion. There was a large attendance all day. The clerk's annual statistical report showed that there have been 57 additions to the church-membership and that $3,727.19 had been raised. The special services during last week resulted in three conversions, and are being continued. Much interest is manifest and the church greatly revived, as a result of them. The stone for the foundation of the new edifice is on the ground and work will soon be begun. About $60 was raised Sunday as an anniversary offering. During the year the church had paid the pastor $1,020—twenty dollars more than his salary (to apply on this year). The present membership is 170. Excellent showing for Antioch and its up-to-date pastor. Mrs. Celia Ware, daughter of Mrs. Julia Ford, of the Old Folks' Home, for many years a resident of this city, moving to Pittsburg soon after the death of her husband, Mr. Patterson Ware, some years ago, died a few days ago after a short illness resultant from pneumonia. The remains were shipped here, arriving Saturday morning, Undertaker Rogers taking charge of them. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reed, of Giddings avenue. A number of her most intimate friends came from Pittsburg and Allegheny, to attend, and there was a profusion of floral gifts. Mrs. Ware conducted a hair store in Pittsburg for a number of years. Beside her mother, Mrs. Ford, she leaves a sister, Mrs. H. C. Johnson, of Ravenna, to mourn her demise. She has a host of friends here in her old home, all of whom extend their heartfelt sympathy to the aged mother and sister. A neat sum should be realized by those in charge of the Charity ball from the sale of space in the program. The conduct of the preliminary arrangements for the affair, is open to a good deal of criticism, and great care should be exercised by those having in charge the cash returns not only from the sale of admission tickets, but also from all other sources. If the looseness which has been referred to above and to which a member of the committee having charge of the ball, called our attention on Wednesday over the 'phone, is continued, the Old Folks' Home will not realize anything like it should as a result of this so-called charitable project. Of late months the institution has been in need of all the assistance it got, and quite a bit more. There was a decided "let-up" in the activity of many of its most active friends as soon as the old debt was removed from the home. A sharp eye should be kept on this charity ball's finances. Rev, Charles Bayard Mitchell, of the First M. E. church, declared before the meeting of Methodist ministers, Monday, that the Afro-American, centuries hence, after his full development physically and mentally, a process now going on, would be the HALL MEMORIAL H OPERATION WOMEN'S FRIENDS MASSILLON FOR THE EDUCATION OF COLORED GIRLS COURSE Dressmaking. Music (instrumental and Special courses in all brass WRITE FOR FRANCIS A. RILEY, Our new building in Massillon is much dation to Tuition, Lodging, Board in Institute, Our fall term opens January 12, 1919 C. L. The Sigler H HALL MEMORIAL INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OPERATED BY WOMEN'S FRIENDLY INSTITUTE, MASSILLON, OHIO. 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Nos. 52 and 54 Euclid Ave., CLEVELAND, O. No. 448 Central Ave. Guy.'phone, M 578. Office hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. We wish to announce that we will be in our new rooms on and after Monday, Feb. 15th. Better accommodations, more space. Latest appliances for first-class PAINLESS work. Our motto: Careful and courteous treatment to all. WORK GUARANTEED. Our plates are guaranteed to fit and give a natural expression to the face. Our prices on platework are right. Why go down town when you can have the best work done here. Don't forget the address: Woodliff Hall, Central Ave., cor. Sked St. THE GAZETTE, CLEVELAND, O., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904. poet, the musician and the orator of the nation. This statement was made in the course of a discussion of a paper on "Negro Education," read by Rev. F. A. Upp. Rev. Upp declared that this country's population is one-fifth "Negro," and that if the Afro-American continues to increase in the next century as he has done in the last, he will outnumber the whites. Rev. Ward Eecher Pickard and others spoke at some length on the paper. Rev. Pickard gave high praise to Booker Washington, who he said, originated the existing system of industrial education for the colored man of the south. Rev. Mitchell denied this statement. He said that the Methodist church has introduced it long before Washington had thought of it. He also said that while industrial education was all right, he believed to a certain degree in higher education for the Afro-American. Many, he said, are fitted for it. Among white men only a man here and there goes to college and colored men can be found occasionally who are fitted for a higher education. He feared a division of sentiment in the south, because of the two systems of education, one championed by Washington, and the other by other colored men of education and prominence. Latest War News From Tokio As well as the very best of TEAS and COFFEE can be had from TOKIO TEA CO. 291 Central Ave. Phones: { Bell, North No 663. { Cuy... Central 6831. ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. IF YOU WANT A First Class Meal GO TO ADKINS'RESTAURANT 493 Central Av. Everything Neat and Clean and First Class. ICE CREAM AND SODA, FINE CANDIES, Gum, Cigars, Home-made Pies and Cakes. FOR RENT. HALL for Lodges, Concerts, Fairs, Sociables and Church Entertainments. CENTRALLY LOCATED Special Rates to Churches. TERMS REASONABLE. REFORMERS' HALL. 305 Cedar Ave. For terms inquire of the janitor, Thomas Sherman, No. 11 Hackman St., J. C. Warrick, No. 113 Frank St. and O. S. Fox, with the Cowell-Hubbard Co., corner Euclid and Bond Street. LODESTONE. 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RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR NEWS St. Petersburg, March 28.—An official dispatch from Port Arthur to the emperor says that at 1 o'clock Sunday morning the Russian searchlights disclosed four large merchant steamers making for the entrance to the harbor, supported by six torpedo boats. only ceasing to fire after a combat which lasted half an hour. Before the Russians could follow up their advantage three Japanese squadrons galloped toward the town which two of them succeeded in entering, while the third was driven back in disorder men and horses falling. A heavy fire was opened on them by the batteries and some warships. The torpedo boat Stilni, commanded by Lieut. Krinizki, turned the merchant vessels from their course by blowing up the prow of the first and then attacked the enemy's torpedo boats. In the fierce fight which followed Chief Engineer Swyereff, of the Stilni, and six marines were killed and the commander and 12 men were wounded. The Japanese plan to block the entrance to Port Arthur was frustrated. The Foo, March 28.-The Japanese have made another attempt to block the entrance to Port Arthur. At 3 o'clock Sunday morning four stone-laden steamers, escorted by eight torpedo boats, approached the harbor. They were discovered by the Russian vessels on scouting duty and as they drew nearer the Russian forts and the ships which were anchored in the roadstead opened fire on them and sunk them. The Japanese fleet, which consisted of 16 ships all told, remained off Port Arthur until daylight. Then the Russian vessels weighed anchor, whereupon the Japanese vessels disappeared. 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It is stated on apparently reliable authority that Vice Admiral Makaroff's report of his reconnaissance of the Elliot Islands on Saturday contained the startling statement that he captured a junk filled with Chinese regular troops which was being towed by a Japanese gunboat Paris, March 28.—The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Echo De Paris cables as follows: "An officer of the naval general staff informs me that the four steamers which the Japanese endeavored to sink in the channel at Port Arthur Sunday morning were in excellent condition and worth about a million. All the Hotchkiss quick firing guns aboard them have been recovered. When the steamers stranded, Russian officers promptly leaped aboard and cut the electric wires which were intended to fire the explosives." JAPS WHIPPED COSSACKS London, March 29.—The Seoul correspondent of the Daily Mail says that in an engagement March 29, which Japanese infantry had with Cossacks between Anju and Chong Ju the former were victorious, but lost 50 killed. Paris, March 29.—The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Pettit Parisiene says it is reported that the Vladivistok squadron has returned to port with several prizes, including a Japanese warship. A RUSSIAN DEFFAT St. Petersburg, March 30.—Gen. Kuropačkin, in his first report to the emperor from the scene of war, announced that offensive land operations had taken place against the Japanese on March 28, the sixth anniversary of the occupation of Port Arthur by the Russians. These operations took the form of a cavalry attack by six companies of Cossacks, led personally by Gen. Mishtechenke against four squadrons of Japanese cavalry which the general believed to be beyond Chong-Ju, but which he found in occupation of that town. Despite a cross fire which Gen. Mishtechenke directed against the enemy, he pays a tribute to their tenacity and bravery, the Japanese A Huge Fleet. Pensacola. Fla., March 31.--With the arrival here yesterday of the gunboats Newport and Castine from Colon, the largest fleet of United States warships ever assembled in time of peace is gathered here. The combined fleet engaged in target practice includes seven battleships, five cruisers, seven gunboats, three monitors, two torpedo boat destroyers, beside a number of tenders, colliers and supply boats. The fleet includes more than 25 vessels of various classes. The battleship Alabama has established a new world's record for rapidity in firing all her guns. Brought Human Curiosities. Victoria, B. C., March 31.—The steamer Empress of Japan arrived yesterday from Yokohama. Among her passengers were a party of hairy Ainus from the island of Hokkaido, in charge of Prof. Starr, of the department of anthropology at the University of Chicago. He is to be in charge of that department at the St. Louis exposition. He collected these extraordinary people among the mountains of Hokkaido and they were induced to leave their country for the fair. The men are small and have long beards. only ceasing to fire after a combat which lasted half an hour. Before the Russians could follow up their advantage three Japanese squadrons galloped toward the town which two of them succeeded in entering, while the third was driven back in disorder, men and horses falling. The fire maintained on the town was so destructive that the Japanese were unable to make an effective return. Further Japanese reinforcements arrived an hour later and in view of the superiority of the enemy Mishtchenke determined to retire, doing so without embarrassment, although he carried with him three killed and 16 wounded. The skirmish Monday will have the effect of encouraging the Russians to retard as much as possible the advance of the Japanese army. Gen. Kuropatkin's dispatch reporting Gen. Mishtchenke's operations as published does not give the place of its origin, but it is presumed that the commander-in-chief is either at Liao Yang or en route to New Chwang. London, March 30.—No Japanese report of the Jand operations in Korea has yet been received here and there is much speculation as to the size of the opposing armies, regarding which there is no reliable information. STRICT CENSORSHIP London, March 31.—The Daily Telegraph says the Japanese authorities have refused correspondents the use of field telegraph lines and that all dispatches must be sent to Tokio by mail. The paper says that there is no sign that any foreigners will be permitted to go to the front. The Telegraph in an editorial on this censorship, suggests that Japan has some new move to conceal, possibly the re-embarkation of a portion of her forces already in Korea for some other point in the theatre of war, and is anxious to guard against leakage through correspondents. THE FORT OF MADRAS Che Foo, March 31.—The captain, an oiler and one passenger of the Japanese coasting steamer Hanyei arrived at Teng Chow yesterday and reported that the Hanyei had been fired on and sunk by the Russian fleet near the Miatoi Islands, on March 27. They also reported that the remainder of the crew and passengers, Chinese and Japanese, 17 in number, had been taken prisoners by the Russians. London, March 31.—A correspondent of the Times at New Chwang, cabling yesterday, says: "The Russian police have apologized and have re-hoisted the United States flag over the correspondents' mess." Passenger Train Wrecked. 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It was made by the representative of a home insurance order on the ground that none of the Massachusetts fraternal companies complied with the Massachusetts insurance laws. He alleged that their rates were lower than those fixed by the fraternal congress and therefore a violation of the reciprocal laws. The Nebraska insurance auditor decides that the fraternal societies are exempt from the reciprocal features. NO APPETITE-EMACIATED-NERVOUS. Many Women During the Spring Months Suffer From Extreme Lassitude, Loss of Appetite and Nervousness===What They Need Is Pe-ru-na, the Great Tonic. CASTORIA Miss Bertha M. Rush, 5435 Kincarde treet, Pittsburg, Pa., Superintendent Junior Society of Methodist Protestant Church and leading Soprano of the choir, writes: "Words cannot describe my thankfulness to you for Peruna. I was a sufferer from systemic catarrh for years and was in a very much run-down condition. I was extremely nervous and had the most foolish fears over nothing. 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That tired feeling which is the natural result of the depressing effect of warm weather immediately after the invigorating cold of winter, quietly disappears when Peruna is taken. Thousands are daily testifying to its priceless benefit. Mrs. H. Kassatt, 1309 W. 13th street, Des Moines, Ia., writes: "I am happy to give my endorsement for your valuable medicine, Peruna, as I consider it a valuable medicine to take when the system is run down from overwork. About two years ago I felt that I must take a long rest as I had been unable to work for over a month and could not regain my strength. I could not sleep at night and was in a very nervous, high strung condition. I decided to try what Peruna would do to build up my strength, and am pleased to say that I began to improve very shortly, and in less than two months I was able to take up my work, and felt better than I have for years. I take it now twice a year and find that it keeps me in perfect health." Mrs. Kassatt was for over ten years the manager of a plant furnishing ladies' wear and employing hundreds of women. Might Have Been Worse. "John!" whispered Mrs. Swackhammer, hoarsely. "John, wake up! In the basement—hear them—they're—they're working in the basement—" "B-b-burglar!" chattered poor Mrs. Swackhammer. "Don't you hear them" "Aw, rats!" said Swack as he lay down and prepared for sleep again. "You scared me nearly to death. I thought it was plumbers."—San Francisco Bulletin. For $1.65 Money Order the John A. Salzer Seed Co., of La Crosse, Wis., will mail postpaid 15 trees, consisting of Apricots, Apples, Crabs, Cherries, Plums, Peaches and Pears, just the thing for a city or country garden, including the great Bismark Apple, all hardy Wisconsin stock, and all these are sent you free upon receipt of $1.65. FOR 16C AND THIS NOTICE sent to the John A. 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