New York Age

MORIOUS SESSION PASSED GENERAL JOIN CROWN LAW. Justice Very Sparing in Granting Money to African American Institutions, But Law- vibrant Displaced Aid to White Institutions — Hoped for School for Afro- American Draft, Dumb and Blind Chil- dren Hang Fire Through Indo- cene Grants. Correspondence of Trus Aon. March 11. The agony is the General Assembly of Virginia has expelled the judges, the session coming to a sunday at midnight. In order that the governor for his approval both housed the session in session two or three days without the legislation will be at- tempted the session just ended made itself passage of a general Jim Crow law, which he will sign from the city of Newport in attaching his signature to the mean- ing he says, he will keep as a great legislative achievement, at in life in a rich legacy for the escalation of a Afro-American deaf, dumb and which passed the House last year, and for the appropriation from $15,000 to barely sufficient to purchase their equipment and for Afro-American under- standing there will be no meeting of the other appropriation. The funds will be the only State institu- tion of Afro-American youth, and need to increase the amount-to- was asked for improvement in in annuities from $1,000 to the youth education of her Afro- Agriculture is given not only apart- ished in its entirety now three goo ago in its bound. The Grifferson center expresses its belief that there were no problems that there were desire to do in- Silver Baptist Church Wanta Rev. Wilco for Pastor. Battle (colored), against Baldwin (white), to recover the city, and in a verdict of non-su- pled to the Supreme Court upon his request. Lived upon the employ of Wheatland justified as to of the Mr. Olivet Baptist evening it was voted to preserve Hew. Wiley is not a having been conspicuous as known whether he will ac- cuse himself or not. This city as the guest of Mr. H. Leonard Jeter and histories of this city, took part in the Wednesday evening city at the home of Mrs. William Wade. A year of impact in the morning, and in national church. We Mark C. Brown and two bought the business of on Thunce street. We has removed to the New- ly established charity at this writing well Miss Amanda Perry, covering, Mr. Thomas John- under a similar operation others on the sick list are Mrs. Wenanpa Perry, Miss and Mrs. J. Fenton Cross re- covering here is in such coch drivers on the island are getting the Stone Mill Lodge fair and shooting gallery for ladies and an fortune teller. At the Union music hall a sequence Drastar last and the following program Scribner reading: chorus Solennia Theatrical; Written by Mr. J. Comfort of Brown and written by Mr. R. Radio Nightingale; Miss Brotheth Henderson, fol- lowed by Ms. Mattea and Mattea Club. MISS ROSA EDWARDS, EVANGELIST. Middletown Churches Doing Successful Work Among the People Mr. Peter Warner has moved into his new home on South street, Mr. Thomas Harrison of the University of North Carolina visited friends, Mr. Walter Wilson of Englewood, N. J. was summoned to what appeared to the deathbed of his wife last Monday. She has been a sleek at the hospital since January. DEATH OF SAMEEL DOUGLASS The Coleridge-Taylor Choral Tales Makes Its First Appearance. Counsellors Ayler and Hayne Score Victory in Court MONTGOMER, March 12—The people in this town are elated over a victory scored Thursday, March 5, by two coloured lawyers who defended most of the charges against White Island Bussie stood indicted by the grand jury of Westchester county for discharged a revolver three times at one Jefferson Bradock house on June 11. John C. Ayler, assisted by Connellor Engine R. Hayne, defended the conviction of witness with great altruism which made a lasting impression upon all who heard it, andCHARLES MUNK Vernon were many that Busie would serve a term of 18 months in all of these lawyers the bells were lost and a surprise spring upon the citizens, and a surprise spring upon the lawyers were feated at the court. The lawyers were feated at the court. There Connellor Ayler has a branch office. $ F. Thomas Rays a Flat. On Tue.-Day, March 6. B. F. Thomas, pro- priate of the Hotel Macro, bought through David, Daryl, Daryl, 1222 affection and have- nard life and was the attorney for Mr. Thomas. Theodore Daryl will present out of town con- temporary attorney for Mr. New York—Adr. F24244 CONDITIONS IN W.ST TEXAS. CONDITIONS IN W.ST TEXAS. RACE QUESTION MORE ACUTE THAN IT USED TO BE. Change Due to White Immigration From Eastern Gulf States—Territorial Law Distinctiones Above—Americanism Wherever They Honor White Dominion- tion—Race Criminal Newb Fences; News of Progress Suppressed in White Papera. Special Correspondence of The Ack, Marshall FALLS, Tenn. "TWENTH MARCH" 10.—The editor of the New York Ack has visited Texas, so he has been able to hear and its people, but his readers may not have an idea of it as it is in this neck of the grove, and of the conditions surrounding those of our race living in it, their status among their rulers, and their capabilities and aspirations. I am in what is here called the mountainous system of Western Texas. The country is rather wild and uncultivated. The people are mostly small farmers, ranchers, wood choppers and stone quarriers. We have some small trees. There is one railroad, the H. and T. C. The climate is healthy, the air pure and bracing. Cotton and corn are the principal farm products, though small grain such as wheat and oats sometimes thrive; fruits such as peaches, plums and grape do well. Land is not dear, farm and sales from $3 up and town lots are available. We pay $2,000 a year can be bought from $1.25 per acre. Negroes are not denied the franchise, but they are not called on Jurors. We have a poll tax law or, strictly speaking, the "Terrell election law" and a white man's primary which work like a charm when and where RACE ENTERPRISE. Westbury Station Depot Westminster Station, N. Y., March 12 - Miles Alice Leah has returned home from Lakewood, N. J., much improved in health and aptitude. Mr. Feed, R. S. Cunningham of the Brooklyn home, and Ellen P. M. Tucker of the Manhattan relatives here for a few days, Rev. J. D. Jackson and family were entertained at too late. Rev. J. D. Jackson evening. A quiet wedding took place on Thursday evening at the Stevens on Grand street. The couple are Mr. Charles N. Pearson and Ms. Elizabeth O. Pearson and alluded, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, whose home in the South will soon leave for New York. Guests will be given by the young people at the A. M. E. Zion church, Temple, Receipts for the evening reached £4. By special request it will probably be called to Brooklyn on Wednesday to attend the funeral. They have returned home again. There will be held in the A. M. E. churchSummer of the pastor. Rev. J. M. Proctor, P. E., will be present, and other invited guests will come down last Sunday on a visit among friends. Rev. Edward Queenan has purchased another. No large a crowd assembled the second annual reception and hall of the Stormy Night Lodge of the Prospect Hall and to be shown upon to accommodate them. The costumes and decorations were brilliant; and were made pergons by the earl-colored men, whom they by four colored lights. Mr. Edward Elmore Brook, chairman, in the effort to make Elmore Brook fits for the success of the quintet orchestra. TARRYTOWN NEWS. Professor Bruce Read Paper on Tensile Stress RALLY FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS Opening the service there was: Scripture reading, a short lecture by Mr. Williams of Bridge street A, M. E. Church and an anthem by the choir, under Professor J. H. McCarthy, who could not occupy the rostrum and Miss Black could not occupy the rostrum and missionary school filled her place. She went on preparing herself to go to Africa. Miss Davis barked spoke on "Home Missing." A vocal bark spoke on "Home Missing." The total collection for the drama Robson. UNITED COLORDED DEVOCACY. Chief Lee Received Seven Hundred Guents and was Honourable The reception and promotion of the United Colored Liberation, under the leadership of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., began a day event, March 12, was the best attended reception ever given by this organization, there being more than seven hundred people present, including many handsome gowned ladies who were well dressed. The reception was excellent. Everybody present seemed to be in the spirit of the occasion, and had a good time. The grand march led, by Chief Lee, occurred at the end of the game, with an appearance. After the march danced was recalled and it was in the "we smash haunts" when the players came out. The points of boxes were: Mrs. E. England E. Loyle, Mrs. Samuel Solillan, Mrs. Vilee Butler, Mrs. manuel Burke, James E. Garner, George Box 5—Counselors James D. Carr, Wilfred Hartwell S. Greene and Errett T. Chappelle. James C. Thomas, C. Franklin Carr. Theodore Box 11—M. Rutherford, Mrs. M. Box 10—Mr. and Mrs. H. McWinters, Mrs. Holtman, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. William Johnson, Solomon Saunders, Wesley Irryan, Samuel Box 10—Mr. and Mrs. H. McWinters, Mrs. William Johnson, Solomon Saunders, Wesley Irryan, Samuel Box 2—Wilhelm H. Hickerson, J. Bell, Box 2—William H. Dickerson, John J. Bell, John McNeal, P. Hampton White Box 14 - Colored Republican Club, Deputy Counsel, Whitman, Allen H. Clouse, Char- lotte Whitman, William Ten Eyk, William Freeman G-14 - The Woodman Slater, Sr. M-14 - John H. Morrison, Jr. ELDER STECART IN ALBANY. Much Activity in Church and Social Work —Personal ALBANY, N. Y., M. March 12—Sunday at Hammillton street A, M. E. church at 11 o'clock Rev. E. I. Bell preached to a good congregation, M. Presbyterian Church, was introduced Elder I. Proctor and preached an very interesting sermon, Monday evening Presiding Elder Stewardstreet church, after which the president of Stewardstreet board, Mrs. Mary Lodge, tenured the position, and Mrs. M. Proctor, M. Proctor E. E. of Long Island district, conducted the revival, assisted by Rev. Parker of New Basketball League JAMES W. JOHNSON ACCEPTS. Mr. James W. Johannes has accepted the nomination as United States counsel at Fourth Cabinet. Von. Since the announcement of his nomination from his friends in all parts of the country, Cabinet might be called the Newport of Vermont, as it is the center of that country's social life. It is in the site of the government building, where two government forces are located there, overlooking the harbor and the other avenue. A prominent part of the city's social life Proudest Parens and Collector Andersen Get Him Landed. Mr. J. W. Watson, president of the Colored Republican Club of the 18th Assembly district, was appointed last week by Speaker Wadworthe for a second term. The pollination was made at the request of Fresnel's "varsons of the Republican-County Committee." Watson's case by H. Charles W. Anderson Watson's case by H. Charles W. Anderson NEW YORK PRINTER PROXOTED. Elise S. Hoffman to Run Monotype Machine in Government Printing Office chair in Government Printing Office. WARRINGTON, March 12. - Public Printer Brown, formerly of the Printing man, formerly of New York, to be an operator of a monotype machine in the Government Printing Office. Senator Platt, who requested a recommendation of Hon. Charles W. Anderson. AT ST. MARK'S LYCEUM. Congressman Bennet Will Lecture on Southern Representation. At the meeting of the St. Mark's Lycceum, Thursday evening, March 13, Congressman W. H. Reduction of Southern Representation by Con- gressional Representation. The program presented in Congress calling for a reduction of representatives in those Southern States Thursday, March 6. W. H. Reduction of the Thursday, March 6. W. H. Reduction of the Thursday, March 6. W. H. Reduction of the Thursday, March 6. A very excellent paper on the proper care of children was read by York Runwell, G. Henderson, Fraiser and York Runwell, G. Henderson, Fraiser and N. Y. delivered a very able address on Sunday, March 13. M. McCarthy, C. Fleicher have charge of the program on Sunday, March White Rose Note. Mt. Vernon Notes Clinical Services of Yokohama Yoykas, March 13. At the A. M. E. Zion church last Sunday the pastor, Rev. J. W. Church, ministered to the audience. The subject of the evening did not involve the pastor, but the pastor expanded it in a very interesting manner. Rev. H. Arthur Booker, pastor of the church, served the congregation's service, and after a brief discourse the number of communications between the number of communications between meetings was held in the morning and many were present. Among those who are still on the sick list were Dr. C. Cooks and Mrs. H. Oliver, Mr. C. E. Cooks and Mrs. H. Oliver, Mr. C. E. Cooks, manager of the grocery store of the Cockeee, manager of the grocery store of the Cockeee, last week with tonillite. It is able to be held in the morning after a brief stay in his father in New York City. Miss J. Frances Cooks, after a brief stay in Greenwich, Mrs. J. after a brief stay in Greenwich. White Plains Notes The Imperial Club The Imperial club dances class at impure the very largely attended last Tuesday evening. The coming of the institutional masquerade promises to be the most novel social event of its kind that has occurred in New York city. The board of government desires to state to the club that it will be involved in club club to avoid embarrassment and to protect guests from undesirable persons, that insti- tutional Proof. Brent during the evening instructed the new dance, *Imperial Club* on the swai- ly, ```markdown ``` SUSAN B. ANTHONY IS DEAD. WAS ACTIVE AS AN ANTI-SLAVIVEN AGITATOR. New Life Work p. Battle for Women's Rights; in Education, Humanity, Law and Politics—She Wins More Successful in Winning Civil Than Political Equality, But in Several States Women Can Now Vote—Her Campaign in Reheal of Abolition. Rochelle, March 13—Miss Susan B. Anthony, the leader of the cause of woman suffrage and an ardent anti-slavery advocate in the '60s, and at her home here at 12:40 this morning, she was in a compilation of paucusus and heart disease. Miss Anthony was taken ill while on her way home from the National Suffrage Convention in Baltimore. She stopped in New York, where a banquet was to be given February 16, but she had an attack of paucusus on SUSAN B. ANTHONY. February 18 and hastened home. In pneumonia developed attrib. her arrival here, and on March 5 both lungs became affected. She rallied, had an unusual three-day attack, and the end after that never wilted. Susan Brownell Anthony was born February 12. Pisik at her school, Mask. From either a Quaker, employed private tutors for his daughter, employed private tutors for his daughter, to the Friends' boarding school in Philadelphia, where her teachers soon realized that she had an unusual mind and rather devoted ideas. After her graduation she taught school for several years—at first for about a week, women received wages being less than men's. For protecting against this inequity, she and her to thinking on women's rights. Church Benefit Entertainments at Attle- ATTLEFORD, MAKE. March 13.—One of the most interesting, unique and pleasing entertaining that has been given in Attleboro to the students of the University, last evening in Barden's Hall, under the direction of Professor Eliza Pinner of New Bedford. A comic script written by professor Dawn certified "Sheriff" of the city. Not What They Seem," which was a travelogue of the life of Sheriff Dawn. The affair was for the benefit of the John F. Kennedy A. M. B. Zion church. Social will be given at the residence of Mr. Chua. Brown will be given at the residence of Mr. Alken. S. C. cannellis, is in town raising funds for the Home for Orphans and Caretakers, on the automobile race in Boston this week. Mrs. count of Mrs. Dunnison, was one of the first people to attend the allure Wedding. "Miss Chua Gouen, having a love of from a former part of sickness, is in only Stapleton Xetra oF oo : THE NEW YORK AGE. a ee ‘Ea Atve-dmeriend_doereat of ewe ood eee __—— eae TuviaDay, Mano TWO Sere wc ts Feet 0mm ot New Yor ‘sence Caos hate. PL rr aueinnenteleneert Sie worera 2220 tes Siase worries esta te foi eles sa Pivened wy Fosrors & Prrmuos at € Gomer atevec is toeorouen of Nenbattaas See eS Glaniwteestan Mascs. | SRE Seer ceecee Be eee ee the Filipino people la objectiinibie 10. the Filipino people, The character of the Awer- Jean Governaient in. the Philippine !-Jands bax not been auch ax to inate the Fe pect and confidence of the Filipiny fwople. ‘Tre failure of the American Contos to Tegininte im auch wine me to eelieve the eae barrawment of the Filipino porte caused by our tarif™ and maritiie Jawy hos pro: Auced. a cmidision of atnzetion in the o> Quction of the country. whieh has relied fe great part, of the prope to the sivatest Poverty, want and discontent. = At a emult of all of this disontoot fansong the Filipino people is the tose tists Ural thing in the world, A Tot of the Morw People, have perce become recutirtel 10 America domination. and uever wil, To twordase’ biitle with Moro Inst week, une Aer command of General Leanarl Wood (000 Moros were trappisl in wm extinet vol- ceano tater und sfauchwercd, "The Natal conscience his become rected, indeed, thea It ean sauetivn. a poliey wf dowinnc, tion of an alica aople whjeb word lead to such slaughter or Justify it. "We live no justieation inthe Consti tation for imposing our rule upon ain eo: pile we chu never aeaimilate Sa the Orivat, 10 the Pacific and in the Atlantic wana, and the policy which went outside of the Coa- stitution to do it mn to justify it was felec in law and vieioun in ors. We have done wrong, and we persist in the wrongdoing. nid the Nation will hive to pas the rive swner oF Inter for the teat eresehen, Res right. by law, and for our own ¢acure prod, the pont of Porto Wien, of the ‘anda af-the Atlantic and Paci, nnd the people of the Philippine. Untands stoull ber free nad independent, ax far as the people of he Waited Stntea are cosicrnial, That they nee et Hem shwmie- nnd nner tm the American people. oe —_—— awake aa Gee Ck: Senator Racon of Gearzin poured ont in Inst Week's Independent a joromid over the ubserviency: to which be compluine the Kx cutive hae depressed the Logishative heanch of our, Gosvenment, That if the learned Seoator lind reiven i for 2 aament his anic mowity againet Prosisient Maoeovelt, he anise Dave reflected iat his. wailinse woad be ridiewlous In view af the Isthavior af the ‘carreat Congress, ‘The President int bis bevtt set an the Philippine ‘Tari Will; bur chs hay won almost certainly: Killed hy its rejecting by the Sepate cofmittee on the Pialippinen, ‘The President hax itvisted upon the jaseree fof the San Pominge’ treaty; but wh map: ones that the Sento will adupt it? The President urged the enactawnt af the State hood bill: bat only halt wf it paced The Presidente pet peajeet, the Hailed Rate Dilly may feuded putes. bt it with be ao Deplastered with anvenutiwts that the Prosi: ent as be unable tadeewanion it» ‘The avitute af the Fitzy ath Canzroee tewant the Exeewtites sw far foo being ervile, hase teoon tiatably.inwleeensbat ind Often retells Why shes Sonstur Mason strain ast eas fo pitensiess at an staat, aM anaainuary ie at that, avd gslye shown WHR weer thee sated Of Afr American slesfrane hie went This abure ie ter iinnginars, Wspetletieat ie at Ia real, visite, adesestihie 12 Somat acon reveren the: Conststations ts ancl ne he vous he dims, why: be net euteased by the rejanhintion af the Fortec ate EVE eset le Atienultne te J his oes State tal at many others? Where sare sch things a Mind spats at the retina, Flete sev alee tw te ston wile gees oy Sete pone sos ten Seed teekeen Anseuieal Professor WoO 1, Daltois has retmtered fa gewod serviee te toe race it the March nupiter nf The Vows af the Negra by answering eatezors ie the ehargne peently Iedged) against the Atte Americas jounte by Xhwcenor dames Ko Vatsaanan ot Miesis Mise Shine tmeathy os one Eller nf woes nnd "phages thin tis had ie od fant Governor Vnedstwan vy ail it slower that the Mew American sects are dine ant Ault tot waved canted be edweated an tet fftwrti wathnoas ay oaning ore «itn ina? vdavation is thee soe Of thet ate crosses ritnialty ested wf ding wat, Pf, DngTtois shows, by sfatistes, that tlie Atos American ponte Ihave abe regedit ambos fram LOSER, iin ten gee SSSROT, an Toe He expan, that “ecme of the vast white migeation feoun Rsnie, the yorspuottion of Marks in the Viniteld Shtow ie bevsumnins fs, but this, of foiiree, im Pettevtione win the vielity oof the Neate “Pe este af iiereawe nf the Negro hing sdsvevased from 222 gor rent. peor decade at the lectnmng of the mineternth sentry to IS per wont at the eth, but the inweanae sof the white papaiation ha ats fallen from EE goer woah to ZT pwr oth, ated this te in spite wf the mations of te ianmigennts eho settled lire an the hast swatary, "Tak ing the artzinal stack af white and bliek ‘nhatants ata flys Nese eeaent Neve with seat ton awetos dl Me fate, atl as stl ereasctis faster” Incent of being a spondibeitt, saving othing. Nie Autoren, Paetecser Dine Tog sens at IS, winted 21 yer soe. af their faenes sd By TM hfe eke wf Hees ical anesdncnal bles wctenal eine SST TNT, samgenesie TCE ope, ithe fore antace of SSN ONMLONONS thr ale ff their tarm gerber, sy ISM, eng S37 ABRINE, "The tierate ats oko qo farm was FE, value at SNTH thee averaze amma pr Mactan tor forte being 8218 cectmne af that fe te stock, "The mpntovimcate prope, ery. Saluation af Une entite face i plan ft SSO00G0N to S108,000 0 Instead af being ineajuble of loinc ey, cated i is atone that the Mow Anierican's Miterary hag boon tedaced from 722 tor cont. im INTO, ta AU pers Sent. in Bem, Sip i M660 nearly. Ha) Negron ai eed fied from the beat Northern. collekes, nd nisny fad made brilliant recone.” AS workers, the Afeo-Amerionns, by ihe iavitth eviions.’ aa farmers, exclusive of the fart laborer, product 2.5 of ail the evtem, 1B of the: dont gad 90 of: ol | of whe resend ‘ow ind rene $800,000,000 worth of tsirm property, | on ‘whlch they "rales, annually, $356,000,009 | worth of products. < Im 1800 these crops la cluded 4,000,000 bales of éotten; 100,000,008 eshte of corm, 4,000,000 buskels of when £000,000 pounds of tobacco and $2,000,000 pounds of rice. “To this must be added all that, was ralsed oa white farme by Negro labor.” : ‘Ad to the Increase of crime among Afro- Arricas the charge is shows (be untrue none -wayaaidtiwe-ba- another bat“ Governor Vardaman's own State the prison records show that In 1800, 69.0 per ceat., ‘and, in 3000, 30 per cnt. of the “Afro: American population were illiterate; of 450 convicta about half being ignorant, and of {he ther Belt lees than 10 per ceat, having anything Mike a fair education. In a. gee ‘ral estimate of thts queatioa of relative crinsinality betwen whites and Dincks 1 it impossible to reach any falr basi of coo- ching Seca of the fegunliy In the twaisation of justice a the . Soutkera States where the buk of the Afro-Awerieaa People rovide, the Intter. getting miaximue sentences in chivor ax well ka tuAJor offenses while the whites ure practically exempt from sentences save iv the gravest offences, Untit {ire all be inpnrinity ithe aolatea: tigy of Justice no. comparison that will tad the teat ean be instituted Between tbe Trlative criminally of Dincks and whites. "The iterates of 1 racey, stutiation show, ccomatitute the Iargee per pat, of the eri: Tal class and it would ‘be a Roreibie and romiatknble fnct if the Aeu-Amerionn people ‘AIt in all, it be x nafe aud n fair conclu | sion, that the Afro-Amerioan people are Ho iter and bo wor tty ether oon, | ‘Siiie Seshanian ob Mnasbnneiednieuts From time to time # arent deal of interest fand excitement are sliowu, by our Northern Drethren because x0 few Afro-Ameficnns ia the South vote. ‘The more we look into the subject the more vue are cvuvineed that, While there is undeniably wrong and injus: tice and ontenge on tl part of the-xovera- tng powers In the Syathern states, the ‘Afré-American ie not_ wholly blameless, We have found tht ia some of the Xautlera tates the Afro-American will not is hie poll tax and register and thus qual ify hiuatlf to vote, He refuses to pay the tax in many arotions aud io many cities where he would have no trouble in. voting. A close examination also reveals the fact that many of our college mien who rejoice in advining the people to wland up for’ thelr political rights {ail themeclves to, register find pony the polltax io their comionnitien. No person can help a maa who will not iby himself, No’ person can make a voter of the Afro-American if he Gaile to qualify nod exercinc the primiry and mecéuary function of vuting, The goverament can do woinething bat the Kovernment ix not going (pay an individual's poll tax, = Complaint ix nlso made abouts the white man's primers. ‘There i« 20 doubt that the white mau'e primary’ hit for ita sole object he depriving of, the Afrw-Amoriean of bis volitieal, rights: mt the mame time, however, here i nothing in any Inw in any of the Souther statee which prevents AfrorAmerl: wane from holdiug primnrien of hie own, he sume Inw thee governs the white pri untion apgiliog alike io Afro-Anherican oF epublican primaries, if thes are beld. There fren few simple, plain fica see maant face. \hich whining and complaining ane not das ta tole. Ever and ano Wylliam Travers Jerome, se apace sn tira a No war er Go ata ve i Md are ee Sere soe ee ey Sriee oars scste ieee Sees meee tes eee eee ners eee See ee eer seehtmentere at Geet renames Spies anes Soar prac eeeae eae cece: oe ae oe oes aeeeeet eer Se _ soo nareuaees eee ee See Ti See Screens Shae cae ert reds ESE "ese St SEC den Me he gate Sate Ta rata SS Se a ie anes coe sora Shu" Paime°mhon hit Gefomse OF the Saw tted- i reson hie et Wt THE NEWYORK AGE: g@MURSDAY, 1B, 1906, Te ee en , | FR DRSERESS CRNNCED 28 WARMENBTOR. Jove ecto ae wen poetic of 1 Opes? Teet Déereetien Bow--Absoré Preiadices Seer Scmecte Orvene seat Corveapinteess af Tax Ame Wasaineros, Tach 10-—Aibough the colored. popalation ta: langy- In the District of, Columbia the reyeita produced aloag money-making lie are dieappolatiag... ren In came where Individuals have besa roc [comful thpit nuccrss has almost Invariably {alten whofe of the fall measure of thelr op- Fyortunitt. For example, these ls inthe District “a bakery run’ by colored people. ‘Vers are other bakeries run by colored peo. ley but thie one which wc NOW wish to eak of makes the bevt bread and’ ples fo Washington, Tt ought to be s Dig suctren a ‘2 toouey etter, but It le BOt. The people ‘rho run {t minke» lisiag andoubtediy. amd oufortable wpe, but that. alls They are tot acting Feb! ax they ought to et tick, Tarolta elt The chey iS Srond: and" Dien of such surertor qualify. “Te shou were auch products are splayed aud atid” gught to Smeal aud mtracthe, yet Bay bone Of thee pointe to Tosnpead 1 to" eustome fra but aulte. the contrary. "The ‘owuers rongit'te Ge atert, soliton to. plense, Toate Tinchne hu mannnct, but Ooey are bot, Heres titan 6 cnc Baye, ate oe tenet wnat “Sea's i. te ‘one tor them, them ere Fendy Co deliver thew, Son tay Kee eae. We ily on bat we aal mot {Goulte"oraclvea “nay” (rtber "about" 30a, eaten ota a a ae SN Rckeral arontie no the bakers of the city gale the ‘rice of been, Our Tadependent Friend ryised the: price of their breads too. Av" the ne int brand’ yrleon waa ue to 8 she fe hn hi peso of nent deems by, the baker all Ofer the city Tigres oF bread to the old Bare. “Not ou "colored “friend Tbe price of thelr inka ne ot falieh tothe “eid Beare. but Continue to sell at the ‘acw! They seem in'n acme fo be sing their businens outeide of the-limits of our aouera competitive ae: tow. They ane ceapiog wn modieurs of Brot, i sucess unoubiaige trom thie aBvaous veaition, for they" live. mect theit Bilin whew thes are duc, have'a piace to wicep ies elothee enough: ta wear, aud fool coough to, ca Ibu are they ettine ahead Soanciily: Dave they bank neconts do they ox the bows they oceans? We dat te.” Queenan ae cantufate properts. forge mead ip the hatte of life, who. nndertxkes to. do butinews in ltererned™ of° tke nwa” wbich control” the buns wotld ‘0 tony. “Compton be the moat of tend’: Thich a truth weleh, our iigloes tne have ot {0 nem, ad: tbat right npeediiy. "Out Tabor of every: dewcripe oa hes Kot to Seake apy ts the teemendons act thae Thay “competi et nihtrs for suplogmenty for exkstence Itself, ANS aoe a eman oi te chy wi9 prefers to employ. colored. inbor to nid fotw about ‘his Bowes, Wreatee colored bor’ dore not eta june deal in the ine ivetial"warld, "He cnlied ink'a “workoon "the cage tbe oer day to make woae comine on hin Batrobn The aber reqnived vie sip ahora the” aha Be orflsped te, do the work protean ta bes | tle work wlohe ne needed, “ite ado, aad failed, fle wax either very negie | ent br lneked tho knowles the nie witch || i ndvertined Mirani to poweene be La | cob eave better: resulta hefare he caste | fan afer he left. And pet he charged tbe | tive {Or bie pot” woth na whine worbanns | irgen (or food work. "What i Baler to | nen CMe ge cord murkn eco | etition with good waive workmen? Was: he || Sigoins to. hewn He well year ate | art es rend for Nie. Yo howe | re"doomed to failures to industrial extioe | re tae, Bro, ho, nce, epee | rH Deas he Chance ne eee ete | otkaday world which nre now his, he wi | resi to “others better prepared to" acta | ronal! to" hoi hem than Bish ie fe nor'beentonay weeke ago that a |! istingntohed_ colored Tender win inmnting | ithe pmealge of the colorahootbhark 1 || ‘anhingn site remastered the Gap when | mean niatblack ha ia hic hate wag | noma at Tat he om she | ae aa nb | nity thet mone thorough was af sng te ff Stk af shine sheen hy Soares | wnt vee Siri tae tS 4 ieKing riage gucnrd amram naw by eae aL mien. AW the others have teen riven.) hunting cunpetivare fea the ded AT | at nme female of tn tonal bonttigek ned eo aes few ere nae a f eooraiesbe (aie arate: ieee abe a chao wicked ones Ta whHe trams | ple hee pitt teas" aoe his Weel thers | “ea an ea fen thers wher wraaiice Hira: hon an tie tee mee | “This evturad teers, x. the way, tee | 2 ge trate Fala wing. the emeet | nS tc ner mygenicnt is the earphone | tural Temibiirkic ht ae dee wee es | sini te", eating pretty goed | mat ihe toon part af Me Bronte wate | 8 fee het fk Chae cd ae hat | aieerrene Citas ar a eg Si aii 9 slur I to a noe eet | at te tuber hatin has toon eagee | tan ne he Yor tea far itein the toetriet a Columb’ “TEL ecaloredwerknan sill understant thee |S at awe aia at adh NeW ever as | ibe & "worth ang well he all eae | jer hse 4 earn in its struigeie For brow. |S F caraseal in the Atmeriontt nerkaday woh | & ce ei wills tthe wall Retoge Ps | ike eames | seoatact te a feetween’ them nd lt Se eo Sarton | ‘pi thins ou Sl ime ster Miation hte ie the elon sersant itl | = shes the otared Seren ga Heston for] jn Ienchomntders, we mn vgs. we] 3 ym ee fae eat ‘gti en rake "Many af thee fap ape in cones | fone white pewple. Many of thew, how: | tk te form at the thor hand, Aiea Ss | Ae ‘eather iso" arse ile elneer Rian rian tin gaia ee | snap ithe aieat ts wntee fat i Sag ht col ta vs | talon i calor fnitie Iva foe eal |S at facie Te need at sole ee |e ay fit at le a | sieved nd estes hely ante haet af wen | 2 an enor Gaston, ma tnechead eon: | Bh inet ot the ofa fot af tdicrns | #4 i waten ihe “eoctn ty oun aie | ial mot ded aman | 8 eile ‘eared ose athe hacen sats | oh Falooy Yoon ate nok tbaaced eases | = Jaber mat acd ae a ae we pati 1 Pheu s rot Scare ain 5, Ra ene af eo EEE Eee amie hee See Ears omg betes 4, Setacrcall flong rece se Se wt teeing eaecstim in ‘OC's Nigh cxbye hich are WHat: ihe te ike adventags othe oppervenitt Ha Pee Waales “tas aplenty at Set, Stes caf iialigece apes, tes so : ore ee tem — (What: is there. 1} ‘The power: of saltative, the sbligy te Tepe oper com fideace it Afro-American caterprare where hes nee ine ap gustroety whe tole Wenge ead tae seve. ok saabog Sed Maneh tea, ‘ecified se texprigs ond the mickven liveness (0 win soc irae Baan vee cea sats ae vo, spar a teeth hs cn renited ia Wickets Tothe sane line ar tSe ie Sere's Jorge and the bois "WES" Waniagin il gk’ he nie ct ape at ks Me way, tn bans rtf soa ape way retin ta motad esince loiots Sed mrihods and soveucceed to cafforing © part mt eat of the args Trae of the es Ato. Americas populates of ihe cits, AN, of ina rade, gees at pees nto Ghee mntte aud Banca Soabinhisents hep co" furalsd employercat oft crical and nbc nature Wor yea wie Nace nd wee: ftom which” pou clon ta "nod women, are exuded tease of their mace is peck venluren:calerptccs there ae ea nt thontaneds nad hundreds of tbousapde of ie inuative ier inegnty: and che ange io atart and’ cowdact the righty and “St Re tine Ue ere il crew psa 0 oe iy employment for husdrcds aed tkousatees eae ane Mme ast wea principe ag wettoas ed methods ‘WOULD -RErREss THK AMBITIOUS. Naathevuty Whlatn Mectiating Wa to Owe Lane Wem Solve Laver Presicm, ‘From tee New York Troe, ‘A correopondent of Tac. Richmond Time Mapaich Ginebra tue Rovthern labor goes {iow with & Tranteew that te somewbal stare itnx, since be trata tx evils developer wn laced” that the a, SR eas, ieeciment soerratenty faberey tt the South & Ian Grmiysoppeced toratd eiphta or "oveo mitting” apparestiy vite, Negie fo become Whoalt Terme OTM mala reboe.” ar sage Cate Aare ota Oe eat Uipually aid" on rindets tbe ety Cae poe phon ented Tor tbo. “We tae eet fe Pass “tse Reet EES Seve’ setae $56 Stott tne ‘ne ing Anda ee mati setastees Thane fo! an} hay Soa iene the’ natural abort af the Madatn's Roard, te ant “improtea is tis ote condition prtclinet Wika? ae tatine ade ie eny Selita Lewes te Gees Se Glonet Siibe Implaraiion 't working farmers Rrrprr polation, oF tke dimctgs A earting rere ia the won i Yor bath phyeieal ae ial retsons.a°pereast Sud wudeBrebier sich inajority oC iantancen Pa te prosper aed ee ata abeaee Thee cares Wee he teeth iba, Ee Regatta SE that "alegre aca SS pric eters ae farrier waeen SiS. ae heiteusa” thatthe freathesrgmisctine pramia tian Sa i na iad Wate at incting. "The “Italian aborer in coodeanrd Te aad EGY any SPM, Se tat Rene’ became inocelaicd itt non "act tne wad, wb are soanice to axceeatngte thele,Soatebutloge 1691 sunt oe theta: teenelscn upea ticks they ‘wack acd eka water aeeofainely “ic toe comparatively pron ren Soriaere Varmint choeet satay Sate Lioaecen Now Cao ee cheer at conee ar lor ante ot fhe word al Tout alt eanta Goce” to aii Sea Ste vitae a, ou tne aural dot att ote ‘raeued wate et et ie kee Rie Kur, Sa wale eh ile nina a" tot of “deel wad aeawe, A gti ion ih "y Non Stnoamcrnds hemes," that tite oP RAC A dite SIH me Rea Bare a edgue ih ran nccnme, soanething else aud! berter at” he ian Ac sing to es, puarterly Church Mevttaas at Mrtdxeport, Tinncatrdnr, Conn. Nace Ha Mee Parcel smith aoe children have returned dome. afvor une” months vatt tn Washnston Neh ‘aria. Sew, “Bly Hurke af srateord miss agent tant Thurclag evening, ih Mes inet Aletta hae ant ee aon Vad debe Suet Wath Hoe Mae eee melon Taga Sie nod Sire" Aam fan wen Rte Vincen car aMiaey jar st huanetertsheetulae Su Re blah eee flog och Sunaay. aren ist ae tnctal “at ROEET WHT: wha edt rare atthe Hea ot ie patente aa head orn at Mach eat ne rete A. Mae thar Ris Wate Uta ie nme eM Taso ira’ ne enced Satndag with wits ae ah See ee autem af er teg ate a Manca at WG Tagtog San Beh ene kee SiS Wat a a tt Vor wt in own inday: Capiaig’ Size ite” ca aha in VR cui eerie hie We, 8 ei ht B80 nm Rer ST Ntehde et ‘eta prtaeyle. “we aston aes" fe Pea pened St nieet, PSS nd Shea sees Munieal Mrclenia ‘st Warrrster, Wonovsnie, Mase. Meech FE Stony ening, March 12. Im Stelwerrs quite neon © pane eevtint wae’ eiven I Mise trae Jota fon. avalstnd hy Me, George EL Ntewnrts nes GIES Mise "Marg Tucker, teacher mt ithe Worrctign neustent” wehok presi. shes hist’ Stanton Vendy fie Coot hate. be ishenteat “Fontaine niga mt 220 inctesa ag Sra eters Nitec tm and Round donee thers wine m mast meeting th Good omnes Ha” at "wile the Camas State wae aie iewilt now. Comny ead a napers an ate, Mice a cram aadeene: Se) sine Ge ratmred toe emtlrrtiye MA 8 inns entee ned Me Manito" Anerson, Se precited rt” the micering! "At the Yatiox Heaps iyvema, Supe tetera pea a poner an one isis “Nets Sune” ites! sean Sith apa gh aet_aalant Pleiton = At the "AY See lun ehnieh Seine, ee Senatar Anfeed Re isiessed the audicace ie afterward tld ne went tn for aiven. Ia! Mechanics” hal. fe Angi nen wire Selle Wo Chon wae Whitatiee. will whtstie, "Bull paetienines tee ‘Sees Ghaumtanne ee New Revurate, March 12.:—-Rerelers at’ the 1. MEL lonenureh ‘were: lastly attended fia, Adnin dork ting the ible mora nnd ceenins. abd preached tae saree see ‘ume A cegad Comert sae Gisca tee Fie, ha eRe tly Sta © ea rant panded hy Saas ect Ge Tuenee was not tery eee Oe : Weve A Fhe Ester tne anrae ope at, gel IRE oe Mine Se: a ind Rican” Clas Sie hn Wtnks, thinset van tier aah, et Rings core ek” Mate Ae da dame nah Wine Recher an tcuefeiegets Mi team Sea om nent AE ante en Si Re a cA Neltine Se” wna tatenar aS uty re ir ie everal momthe ane ‘vente see Aan Sig, Rite ee fl ite "agonhtone open Meant aera at thet enece oP ead St” cit mat meeting of thet harem aceite, tae whieh "the iste. gieie erelted, “Mew Alta, SF Frees nat ober aera NE gate ot (demise he Mutoh peony BE aah fag” teing hee "Mirth" Mee" Ai, Tet Site aNoame pret » Canton ity Gaatted sete Inguterd a nade cutie Topas ae seed hone onal eres Se ees see Waitin, Hn Sad re ojamta, Mr. Sa cig Se arias i Pies, Romana, Set Tange A, PARC faenmat. Bir ited” Mr, Willan” peottalct nag Mere lent Sone Sew ares tea mre ig ana" Mr, Came Roan” ws Teeeday vewhing Sim Mee‘aea Me HE ee Sy A CM rn. toh ger oS Sete SRNR a § ge eee imatant! Sons Ser to bs tate Se eee roca sees — Lae on = = ST eae eee Satna aoe Renee set's we eee “ : soe canker onc peranen should be attacked te the present mative trove le Natal Be far ne are appear, Sy cieettenoe would mew fo be bead and incensiderebie. A pall tax bes bere tecetty ttreend ate that cteay to sae pore the bet tas, and i brid apenas Jovne Meds ofa (rite who have rash Beir own About tonrere tee fem, Petermaribare there's meal ethan of Cartaniand Katee Soong’ toe Sei pute bs announced Or fntatan ot ttle tae new hry Recor. whos on Friday woo cachet of the Natal Sali were seat" to calet ie name forty tite tmbasked the pay, nod fe to bt which followed Qa inepecter and a .treeper re. led and, roster imposter ae ‘rounded, "The rat made te taps, ar Tal law war pociimed and ike flowin toga troag force of Natal Garabiaeees west Ost to andthe marverers, who bad ed to the dieu bas county around the eseree Of fhe Vaden ive Tmperil oops Mene afcrad trom the Hvameracl to supple Soot ibe Roar fe cal anton Bipot, Seen Tih Resende aa dt hee Se ae Sageera oo as She i captre ft often ths are sein Baths ee Sis somes: "ES Bet ie Sates “eRe peeps fe ceraly Iti He ea alte face Sat ak tee'gy Oe Siegen certuaind, od “pparnduy de" the Sohucece ote i apterouteaeat” “Hubeno's sa’ biee be theipeetcreaeaeans Shak great speaks true, Wt rhown that i base SFR Tas Star ian Cadac and" camels wating ie taariet To ete peas Heart ote ft i i ein oe SNe Postion ed The ral ob lcs Seats Riser” Se Riad asd Sak whe" ebicetiest” a ute” ares sogttysfitad'se ie woot nt saree rae fie "Se" face "Et be amet Ee wale oul acter “Teas Wat ta erke,“Rie patton “ad ck" a popula auld Seebine as aoe sted (ERE aie mates ahead SS ER's susie posi bof teeters ital’ fPtperkape [athe Sat a: Aer hag od Tnpeial tnts Sod be ay aN ge ot eked SEU sc, Fad te a a art Tose cogducine‘Speraicas the Ba ed 1 eguad er pne ls tat burt males opal of ae, mth, rei nef odie asd, Shed Se 000 og abet see cath of the wisi Sa Rta erage Sarcgth tthe wisi Sek ar hares Prostrate ig cron arent tt et smart ata cay thitctouttae Se esd ta Wee Sle” ate ae Ramee foo dhe Sete Winer Calas atleast Se neseter of hice nr Oe ARaerst Be tried TUN ce Sachin eyraroeee Snkee a? fase Mae heats ewe a Sgatce.hantland aed Oe sapelend essen wares palit abou S00) aol ead hs aie pogiatog more tan Soh" Sor sa Pal tn anlar tee me uy Trust of uberntatns, the Sete lp hsamr at ant anna, PTE | Pettey Sauk of amber ae | Korn beak ap" ogtoamerae te |. “icader’amone thin vaat-peopic er i oome | vistas tae pettst Tie: Shut Sa | era should coerce them into units, it le’hard | o nee what «wuld save South African civil | Hert Bin af the malgsnogec ey we | SREP Se uae ot the at | ana bane Wt argu cota Sue | SNe dita Te Se hia ae ee || re'ty another sad the mtronaiy marked Fa: | kaa ha ae Caen eb | fac nate are hota tee | enh peat ee | Pe i am nat ae bet ie ete atta ue te et | izteat dlistahem fron each other, “Swatr | 2 nd Recut ae Bann he ae ey | eat Re ie Se | ri: the Ce Cee Rerhate tk | Rot et nc ae et ene | senate anit Sp Stl Shae et | we nee ato Ste in Hina | lag ete oe at eeh af | i "Uc dente. Seoul tht | howls wuvbansering itelf. The need of | 3 bor ix making tae native travel far and | ict ae, Senge Raa ishanests apd allure |i incMeatstn Wena ee, WHE te | everday ovnrrvnes on the Rand tea | M arm ag, wee nw few Rnd insignificant. | fe ibe iat PRlot itn Wie ‘maesa | ri atk EA ait age | Beals eer af ante Coase: | ” Sone at he nein Sea i | whe Rie Braman of ae i no lorie and ono. beiore mike inthe iciead af ane. eaeeat [a soieat nalts Whine hal aye tart | htt ee ke ot tae | Ti ve aa tribal jenionsinn, Phe seme at | 38 Tiotlt cones Wain’ Ria aad Ht | 3 FSteee ws can oer, “i awe ree = a core ae ‘Rev. McMullen corupied the pulpit lest Sus- tay Corning and pom 0 ost incereting oo mon ee ra 5 Eten cae ty, SS ee Tt toe SEF Up caleatt sermner "ee fes ceerth ‘fet St seein ten st ee at Sar Say ete tg Saeed S atemeneet pees Ree cceres Se Kiet Sere oe Bg eye ee pierre sect aer aces Sceeceee, wntes temas tal Bete Ge Ses teats a nae Steeler ty pemrnaec Shay cera tae Geraens. =, eee orate te HepPeacdar'’ S\wetlicn was weld cates Rome of thr newly-married couple at 327 Weet rset pe ee re sat eal cat uc Wat ona ets oe sie ti ae ea Ts MERE SOG Statee te Me ieceert Be smere so ie Sart ae ee ae Satan oe oe Pan eter eh eee izrepiien eg Me Stores ag STEPS enae ets eae Seg PLS SHS Sie a Sectety of the Sous of Vivatata. ‘Tee axaval lestaitation of ‘eficws of th Ladlew Aualllary to the Society of the Sons ot Ninwtola” toot place. st 118. Myrtle arene, fect. “Foeedhy coming of to ck is tae Pempece, ot Gtncee mestublage” ‘Moc wat Eeroiabea Uy fhe Gevoiiae carer band OF eight Ricco ied by rots Go. Coke. Fhe pric Trad QRS Rea*taag vey” wereil «ante ea: lied, rwere: nt Sor Groes Seibeut a Gree Atel t the Roast Piegade, msde e meat tyron, bles Gorwrla Blakey cectoed sad Mise the Cvasucet and donecial eetsttary abaeed oc feomiptang that after pastas all exces Tor the Searethe nusillnty Sap a caut Saiawce st Sree, rere danltied Oy ote Bacae Doon Sager EI ane ass aie: eats rc _Assir olleee tenenee- sss Bear Som weintants Miso Ray Sti: neording oe felary. Dre. MVE" Johaeae ! Gooracepen Te Fang Mihai Mata eT oe {Sex Mes Sn Sonus, Me aathn Reo ne Sins Nutaie ees Watertown Nowe Warenrows Nh March Tere, Joho Tastor haw brew Ill for the past week, aufer log rom cid tnd acuraiaie. | Mee, Boman Riatrrte Sewell Steet Ait with ease: fiom iy tien Wack, fe Rymremes te gle tiny ace Weutiten here areal adaio strsee” Me Eitéemee Wifuoa, alice Se the Weodese ease, etTintigg nie putrsin “at Romeo Ser es are SE wll ete the iegcbnan Soar feral orninearaear be Vos antSEe eary. Kectrespmentn’ wif ge nce? uae the care St Herr Raoa ightord, “Ste ag" Wctonse of Ronn" Loveds, of “ats Vai Sree “Eee Mae: olin saciat faa week wath meted ane See seen ceed efor Pebecar Se Bread evening tee 3. qh Waleta preacned Seca SAM OE ET athe Be Eich thomin ese alden name ea Nice vreaident” Jobo C. ‘Kelibume wishes to. oo tie bereaboute of ant at ibe Pate Bea eens arnt aacntse Maes Me iratett, Whiten ie" omit” Woprevine feoet™S seaete atined or" pnencnla ie nes jemts Harare aftet at fire el woe Cake eee Grinetad (Rafe antead ace shear at he ot aiguae Sim" Carte Sinatra Nem’ Vark, = Mee. Emile tictrank te aiff com nea Weber led suflering feser weedeat paciraanis Sr. “Hehe “ERaee Raa fsbo angaMloe force weae ae wees ppakc try de anzining for the past te Terereseneggss: 90 ee) MmegNe SME: as Panrek—Soctat teem tren Match Te Rervienn at St. Mat wnens! MEE ere soem te hae taken obra regis rhc the sapanag of the fi Selec Coand craton "Bene tenn ad ee pusher En an tera caret nine ste BS Beale Wintec eke ily tw ting the ature spe tO: ee peeeene Beh Senne fie ann Mee” dsn” Wages ake Fatite hav Bante! aw Warntngtone el, aed dann Wowie si had aan Sata Ne Stevene! “sisited “with Stee aad. Mra” Sevouel Blighiesh on iouanh ite Sonaat Maret oa ltiriemint tanelog Aas’ af Secinte whch Srieige pair a Se No ae ng) Is aneeting. ith sheen Tage tana Si Ningew'So."He Ret Sema Mani Aaegioa eS Sia atte geek anti itt recede oe Stning Kode ae Me A SEEN Sie place pastor Peas waa oe Tene Ctod all enteat aethe etane h Maetaea. Sep Re een aise Ricken xr tilting fiends te: Srakee ut ee Nara TT aeate neo Smear a atcine“Meattice na "eas Seaniae® Me Aienricin Hiasaart A hutcieay at tee Rome Ot fase ire *Sistiews Soil eNleaeeee oe Re town. “spent ‘Thnrcday "af inst week In oat Silinge “Tie! curt ad Mtn eg Thatta Meter nisin Me, einen Siete toa Hiotorhort of tenth, Suc 181d Gt, On ees. FOUN the Eimeeet aad eneetioe oF Wangs Hake So FINE SF ae Aan ae Milnes “eran ford." Sesty “hride age Pants Reiecain “Craton, aise nattedea WR ae im viet Ganiveraary a WMC AL Minwrats, Sd, March Jobe eet an area ds Mt ge oh te elt fe tari ‘he tne oetretnry intake ie a crores tn sneerss’thirvars’ wae hChntue Se interes Lae eam teat a eee “held thele annual election om the evening: at thas gih incinnt The tet teefed ae ne talons President Med Alien Hoes whee Wiemts Sls Mona (isles tied chee pessoa. Miv«’ Sadia’ Tenela: Scetotnes, Mra Joho E. Feiceann'! treneuters Mea’ Cutter Vawioh The laveirinie git iciten x ‘ie amen eat Re Marke St ehech ne weed wie a reat wien. eer a‘ hunter dollars was, realfct The ENT sf the eto Raytech mit Fender a. Ane mevstain” inthe Reptict shure ‘of ont Grane a sea ee Wants 5000 fer Finptint Wisaten, scrunch iat ananae te ecee Gain“ leionarieg en ener agate es ENN, Annie A. Giteoe. Me enh ka cr ay Set ate Ma ei Ree tetalnn’ wore nsiemmtecd at der” home, 31h Boron accents side" game a Sees A uate ome Fer ac Mutua: Salad yi Ne wae tre i aller, 4 2h yea ney Fhe Hit kg Sue at ae Wr Sr che Sa yee orca ate eiinabetaar ioe Fay ae Fact er bea hie ena get BE Atel Seat Sate! Binet Rear ai ee en ee aad ber Brotber-te- law, Neab Ovberes, pervive| VANITY Fain. ee Ne eee Urine eh lo Papa en eag eke fron the eredie to the grave, _ ‘The Eagtioh in Beuth Alsicx have ge morw: than ‘they bargnised for, ic aye (Chinen “tabee | Wren Otlabome and the Indina ter tory become the State of Otlaboms the Ain American popalation, which is large, soug ‘keep kha eyes open to the main chaser a the selection of slective ofces.. ‘They thay Bang: together and lasiat 02 a fuir deal af only, condition of wapport of py par. It they can't get what they are entitle from ove party fee them et It from sone, fend if they can't get it from ths exiaang partien they sbould put up candidue thelt oven, ? If the Democratic party should have sag meme enough to nomioate an Presidect anf VieePreeideat Joneph W. Folk of Mixoet and Willla L. Doaglnes of Maccactoory And adopt a save platform, the Repeltas candidater ‘ould avg to Bustle for ta Hives, and we abould be mighty slsd of k But Bryan avd Hearst, two of the siege marplots who ever loltered down peliiat arapike, with the'most. daokeroun tractor lata in the country A thei mupporters ay likely to dominate the mkt, Demoenitic ow. vention, ax Bryan bat dominated the tim last. What the Republican party tea, nnd needs badly, la a live, healtbs. vitew, party iD opposition, and for the sod of te country it abould bave it. Propositions to erect monuments to fad Laurence Duabar have been aprearing a oUF aewsnapers ever since the death of oe poet. Such a memorial if Jt could bee complisbed and the manuracat giveo a8 wy propriate location, would be © remark and grutitying appreciation of his wea; bat It le easier to propose, to erect moat than to erect one. Mr, J. W, Timp’ non, of Rochester, who got the mopun to Frederick Douglass erected lo the Flor City, could write a readable story ot ty rubleet. A few years ago the propotiia fo erect a monument of Notris Wright Or ney of Texas was much discumed by of pewspapers. When Col. William A. Pet per of Georgia died a few years ago « mom meat was started to erect a monet y vim: but the Pledger mooameat Tike te Caney monument remains a cherithed pox pone of afew devoted friends only. ree Federai Gapreme Court Bench in the prement one of ln the life of Willan B Patt, the-Becretary. of Wax, If the wrter 0 Jedge from a chance remark sade to hin 0 Manila by Secretary Rutt when be we Jovernor-General of the Philippine Inland He has had several opportunities to poe he Hench bat there has alwayechero sour hing that prevested iin from doing m. jast_ now be bar a chance to woccerd Me jestice Brown, who will retire in May. ngs the Panama Canal nnd the Gover nent nf the Philippines on his hams and be ors ot ‘eae to give up the work Ia it resent state. Secretary Taft te only forty ight yeara of age, and stands & roo! shew or the Presideatial wonaloation if he with = THE: wrltrrbelleves, however. that See etary Taft would rather be Chief Josie of ne Federal, Supreme Court then Priest f-the Ualted States. A dollar saved is a dollar mal. ‘Mr. Jobo 1. Waller, jr., who tas aid fn caviable record in the civil ners of Uhilippine Inands, is vinitiog the Uesed Staten for the beneRt of hia health Tes accompanied by his wife. Mr. Wales 3 inteleetunlly a. very superior youns 12 snail if he remains in the Philippine o4 servige long enough (0 outlive tae Sa) = Rebel domination hitched unon the Ise deliberately by: President MeKintey st! Petaated in the appointment of hak E Wright to be Governor-General hy Meow Reooserelt, be may get the promrstin be a. dreeeve ned. white tien ithe Pisin ie> have and get without deserving i ‘Ths Are about a bundred Afro-American in ivil weevige of the Philippine Inlants ccaymble and ‘worthy men at. the 37 ‘containy ne home. oF abroad, tht thes ot allowed to Ret out of the classtit + ies, io the main, except sehen there 629 wirt:of white anna in sight to take'the [= Ht i not conceivable that such an 2i3% condition of fairs can prevail alwsss The Great Powers, the United Stes 2 cited, are likely to. give dhe Geraiin 1 tensions im Morocco a binck eye ae theo some of the Algveinn Conference. Wh Morseco will get will bo the rishn t= bie its affairs controlled by ail onteite Post He ix dangerous. thing for Nfrson ot Asiatic people to give Europrans uf Ar cane any personal right whatever ih tet territorien, ax aoon ‘oF Inte Ht will bt n. diplonsatic question, in the seishuiwit of which the white men will lays oo better of it, Because they invarinblsy <<? controrernicn, hang together, nnd ther thin am individuals ax well na etree The Asiaticn are finding this. cut. nil @> ting wine to the ame, it the Afrin * sill in the childeh business af tristng the good faith and honesty. of white "2 who bie nvither in dealiog with t= people, as they have none in dealinse whatever sort anione theanlven ‘The Aired will weake up after awhile, be can't ot ternally, and when Ie dora. there 2 ings doing on the Contioent af \i".* There are already signe of the avoir st A Int of peopte in the Niagara Moss: nave Lounie cvnvineed af the criminal £4 f creating ntti. for the fue at <7 whore very smill Wiffurences of opiniva * principle have ever exited MF Oxia, wed amoring for jwatr. They ereated. vii ef he row there iv aF ins horn. amd thy 38 pase all the peace thes” want, when %<t vane to foment, nid and whet strife w= permanal hate and. abuse ae the chit wind A their trade. What we all,oill dave wpareet to hedet and strive anes 2 te eat intereaty of the Afro:Amier: ~ 06 Pik AGE hax never knowinaly oh 2 72! berence to thowe principles be” (hae heen sought to prise ST nd it will not knowingly as < ¥ monk race meh has alas tows = Us. and ivso anw: we hare thos oT t without malicious provarst ie: vat ot do so. We have plenty af et. <4 at barborinig enmity amang aire re all ie accord apoathe peineicé: Tt ely differ about men and meso Tt boul! be able to. get together. Wr Saf ss. Bat bow? Let those he crear! atertemate condition of afeirs oo" © ABSTRACT more of marriages and Duties and other issues, not over 16 then 40 wives, clear for one insertion. And Wand. Advertise costs, not over 14 wives, not over 16 then 40 wives, not over 18 cents on each wives Display. One Dollar an inch. Column reading notions, not exceeding 30 cents; over 18 wives, 30 cents R. J. H. MCCULLEN, Pastor. Sr. Serv. Dept. B. M. MCCULLEN A. M. B. M. MCCULLEN B. P. M. People. E. Prayer Meeting every day at 6:00 a.m. Clock. Public invited. A CORNEL WELCOME TO ALL 2111. MANHATTAN AND BRONX Adria T. Williams has severed her connection to the employee of a business goods, go to Greenbergens, East Avenue, near 30th street—adv. Thomas has from 187 to 120 30th street. Special barber barber, 107 West Street, near 56th Avenue—adv. and Mr. H. E. Wilkerson have removed 10 East 21st Street to 45, East 132nd Broadway, will be reproduced by theatre 45 at Bibling's Casino, at Bearring Glimmer of Philadelphia, the guest of Mr. Wilkerson. Mr. Gregg of St Batholomeia church special presacher at St Yorks church St March 10th at 10 p.m. musical for the debut reception of the Chop Suey and American Reservoir Musical Association. Dr. W. M. Granger, director of the of Incarnation, will preach at St. Cyril church, 210 West 95th burch, 210 West 95th Beryll William T. Anthony, pastor, will at 11 a.m and 5 p.m. Sunday next week. Batholomeia Reservoir association will reception Wednesday evening. St American Theatre, See ad. 245 West 20th street who 245 the doctors care for the pain of recovering, and expects to be 245. Bannah, who has been serious for the past three months, and is now reading at 48 after reception of the South- tide take place at Grand Monday evening, April 16. See week. Annual Southern dinner of Monday evening, March 26. New Amsterdam orches- Adv. Masono, E. A. Johnson, W. and Mrs. J. Jackson, Milwaukee, Alany; David Darris, prima donna, counselor at Bridge Brooklyn; Thursday next week. Academy, 116 W. 55d Counselors Special attention lessons given.—Adv. not associates will have on Sunday evening, April 1st. Ballet church, West 5th and 8th avenues. now forming at the Academy of Art, making, plain sewing, punches, and cooking appliances. New tooth powder is one apparations for whitening Charles H. Roberts, Street, New York city. 41 Portion whitening club ten- tle, will be held in party in honor of her was personally passed will be held at Grand Wednesday evening March hat check, 50 cents, Houses $2 and Adv. 6t Boston Dancing Masters, Monday evening, Friday morning, general assembly— 10 West 300th street, park, Rose Wilde, on Sun evening which was at and Mr. Robert Woods, twenty-fourth five, mode by Literary celebration of the dancing classes will March 22 A musical dancers, as it is an will consist of conceptions Literary Society of the Tuesdays evening, in park, by Missen L. D. Diet by Missen L. D. address by M. N. brown, by Missen L. D. by Mr. Sutton and BROOKLYN. Mr. W. W. Delaney at 60th street and 12th street will be able to show on bus now line we will be away five weeks. Walter A. Jackson, typograph specialist and artist, New York, NY. N. Y. Tel. 1452-383-111. M. J. Tel. 1452-383-111. Mrs. Mary Bird of 424 Waverley avenue, who becomes Doctor Bockman and Waller, is doing nicely. Mrs. R. Jerome Jeffery of Rochester, N. Y., will spend week in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Cowan, of 16 Downing street. Rev. C. J. Lawton, who has been assigned to the summer street, will all his pulpit for Sunday and evening and evening. Members and friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skove and Miss Clineh Jullen had as their guests Sunday afternoon. Miss Hux and Rivardo D. Deagar of Hux and Jullen played several classical piano songs. On Thursday of last week Mrs. Jullen, N. Harris of 1291 St. Mark's avenue, called on Mrs. Skove and Mrs. Deagar, when she will remain under position's advice, until about Auriel 10. The fair committee of Bridge street, A. M. E. February 12 to 23, included me on the 5th statum and divided the proceeds between the committee was served to the committee. Under the skillful and efficient management of the assistants, this was a grand and happy occasion in many respects any fair given by the bench in several years. Net proceeds were $125. The Society of Sons and Daughters of South Carolina gave a novel entertainment at Glebe Theater. Present Thursday evening, which was will attend, and quite a decided social and financial success. It was called the Webb Theater, the last out the title for they were all named of shirt waist of all pictures and colors. The soft banks, the group of dart organizations, and has prospects of a bright and helpful future in carrying out the objects, their constitution. Mr. J. D. Brown is president. FORD'S HAIR POMADE Formerly known as "OZONIZED OX MARROW" so STRAIGHTENS KINNY or CURLY HAIR that it can be kept up in any style desired, contiens with its FOR RENT - Very pleasant front room, furnished: private house, all convenience. Great street. FURNISHED - BOOMS, with or without windows. Large, spacious city. Move the year round. Property. Mrs. Open Lucky and Miss Honey Pry. Hard-earn. WANTED—Clearly junior; small family. apply with references. Mrs C. Bartels. 230 East Gist street. FURNISHED BOOM—Gentleman or man Mile and floor: west side. 211. W. 60th street. S. Bristol. FOR SALE—An additional assortment of fine Mile and floor: west side. 11 important tug. 12; also Royal Wilton carpet. Call at 217 Halsey St. Brooklyn. mar 15 at 315 Halsey St. Brooklyn. WANTED—A doctor, a back parlor house must have all conveniences. Address "Beuthams," 398 Bridge street, Brooklyn. VERY large alcove room to rent; conveni- ence; Quincy street, near Tompkins avenue, Brooklyn. CHILDREN to board, school age or younger. Lodge reference. Mrs Evans, 1787 Third Ave. Call for two weeks. NICELY furnished large alcove front room, running room, other smaller rooms furnished on next floor, other smaller rooms furnished on next floor, wags, will unfurnish to suit; car passes convenient to L. 370 Gates avenue, Brooklyn. FLOOR TO LET—Three nice large room: $9. 684 De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn. TO LET—Two nicely furnished rooms for single respectable ladies. 52 Smith street, Brooklyn. FLOOR TO LET.—For light housekeeping four rooms and bath, bat, and cold water sinks, four bathrooms, and wife. 212 Walworth street, bet. DeKalb ave. and Will loughby avenue, Brooklyn. FURNISHED ROOMS for gentleness, 110 E. 108 street. FURNISHED front parlor and bed room 83; also ball room; running water, cooking stove, light housekeeping. Lundt, 761 Third avenue, par 417 street. NEATLY furnished rooms to let for gentle men; hoard if desired; call evenings; ring Classt ball. 37 West 868 street. Two nicely furnished rooms, all improvement station and cars. 350 Gates avenue, Brooklyn. WANTED: Two gentlemen rooms, with or without board. Robinson, 83 W. 99th. TO LET in Christopher street, par 818 avenue and 6 room data with all improvements; rent from $28 to $32; for information call o. B. 917, McDougall street, hours 5 p. m. Mrs Winston's Booting Group has been made a member of MOTHERS OF CHILDREN WHILE SOOTHING in the garden in the GIRL ALLETS in the WIND COLLECTION by Droughts. It is sure and satisfying. Booting is a world may only be made the hair grow LONG, STRAIGHT, SOFT and SILK, CURES DANDRUFF AND STOPS FALLING HAIR. Is no Experiment It was discovered by D. Roberts, a famous skin chemist, who made the skin for the past thirty years and who, after much time and experience, has grown Toune especially for the coated people. The doctor says that his experience and knowledge require a special treatment, and after labelling and testing these many years he WORLD has ever known for the HAIR of COOKIE. NINK-NINK will make the hair GROW ON one’s three inches per month if the directions are correct. We have many cases on record where the result has been obtained, and we do not bestimate NINK-NINK is the only safe preparation in the WORLD that is guaranteed to make the HAIR STRAIGHT and make dry hair smooth and stop it from breaking and falling out; takes out the hair soft and friled, and nourishes the hair soft and friled, and nourishes the roots of life and vigor, restoring it to READ WHAT A CUSTOMER SAYS OF IT mrs. 1856-60, Xilanta, ch. writers; had more good than anything I ever used. Send me three dozen more battle-worn Klinke at once; like hot ories and works wonders on the table. SPECIAL OFFER. DR. L. J. DELSARTE DENTIST. DARGAINS FOR SALE IN HOUSES. Such bargains never have been placed on the market. Now is your time to take advantage of them. You can buy a house, a place to live where, call on me. I have quite an assortment of houses, large and small, bargains which have never been offered before, and that can be bought at your own price. I have an elegant brown stone house, all modern improvements, been renovated and has 20,000 square feet of guaranteed land for bank financing, guaranteed roof, open plumbing, first class new clearer, owner will take whatever mortgage is poured at 5 per cent. A number of valuable items are available. Best location downtown. Within two minutes of DeKalb avenue and all other streets, house must be sold. Can be seen by appointment. Call or address: M. A. BIRMONTS, 80 St. Palz street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1906 For the purpose of starting Building Fund for building an Old Police Home. The following Artists will appear: MIRIE G. W. ALLEN, Dramatic Reader, supported by the following well-known Artists: M. E. STANARD SMITH, Seprane, of Brownsby; Mr. JAMES H. W. HARRIS, Power, of Philadelphia; Prof. PASTOR PENALVER, M. W. HUNT-SCOTT, Accompanied; Prof. W. H. PAGE, Master of Commons. OFFICERS -- Prof. J. B. Brown, President; Mr. E. D. Taylor, Vice President; Mr. J. M. Henry Darnell, Treasurer; Mr. J. B. Wood, Chairman of Executive Committees. 603, 605, 607, 609, 611, 613 NINTH AVE., Cor. 434 ST., Right on the Corner. Cut out this coupon and bring it, together with 10 cents in cash, to our stores, and you will receive in return One Clothes Brothers made of White Bristle Border and Black Centre, worth no less than 49 cents, and a card with 25 assorted needles for every kind of use, worth at least 15 cents. All this you get for 10 cents, because we want to make it worth your while coming to see what a fine lot of Furniture we sell, and how you can save money by buying here when the time comes that you need something in our line. Go-Carts that go. All you have to do is to push them just a little bit. We don't sell the kind that you have to carry home because they break when you had them once or twice—such as Good Go-Carts from $1.98 up. Iceboxes—the kind that pay for themselves—making the ice bills small. Good Hardwood, Charcoal lined Iceboxes $4.98. Men's Suits and Raincoats at one dollar a week. Our terms are $5 down, $1 per week on bills up to $50. CASH AND CREDIT. Buy where you get your money's worth. We give 100 cents value, for every dollar. The fellow who sells cheap, he means to do you. E. V. KRAUS 603-613 NINTH AVENUE Under J. EDWARD WIN UNDER NINTH AVENUE, COR. 43d STREET Undertakers RD WINTERBOTTOM & CO. UNDERTAKERS 603-613 NINTH AVENUE, COR. 43d STREET J. EDWARD WINTERBOTTOM & CO. WM. S. A. QUINN, Manager Avenue, above 37th Street, New York and 483 38th Aug. 10, '01-1 yr 638 Sixth Avenue, above 37th Street, New York Telephone: 462 and 463 38th Aug. 10, 1971 JAMES C. THOMAS, UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER, 498 Seventh Avenue, Between 56th and 57th Streets CAMP CHAIRS TO HIRE Be sure to enclose address, as I have no connection with any other Firm. mainly tyr. Telephone Call, 1874 51st Street. Night Call promptly attended to CHARLES H. GRAVES, Undertaker and Embalmer, Office 319 West 41st St. Between 5th and 6th Avenues Residence, 415 West 41st Street, New York. Exequitable for Burial Purchased on reasonable terms august 5 tyr. The True Reformers Burial Co., licensed UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS is one of the cheapest and most reliable Endtakers' establishments in the State. We guarantee satisfaction, and terms to all. Phone Calls promptly attended. 60 Go West 1343 th.站. Tel. 1882 Harlem carlson 1343 th.站. EPPS & BROTHER. Prop. nars 10-1y. Tvl. 7025 Morningside. New York City Prompt Service and Moderate Rates Feb 1 8-m Amsterdam MERCHANTS' or DOCTORS' COLORED functions address West 57th street. Merchants' or Doctors' FOUNTAIN PEN Wilh Brush COMPETENT COLORIST FOR HAWAIIAN MARKETS W. for dates and dates address W. for dates and dates address R. E. Baugh manager 10 West 11th St. R. E. Baugh manager 10 West 11th St. mar 15-25m 310 West 59th Street. Destitute Furnished Rooms, with Bath and All Improvements. For permanent or transient guests. Board is desired. Mrs. Kate Moore, proprietor. mfr#131mos. Eligible Farmhouse Rooms by the Day of Work, and Cold Water Baths, First Class Dining, Hot Food Every Day, Mrs. Quick Service, Hot Bread Every Day, Mrs. Parrish, Properly York City Give me a wood establish ed. A Grand Star Concert for the benefit of the Building Fund of the Bethany Baptist Church, will be given Thursday Evening, March 29, '06 8:15 P.M. All orders promptly delivered. Give me a call. Just opened a coal and wood establishment. All orders promptly filled. NOTICE TO HEIRS. All the heirs of Harriett Frazier, Anthony praxler and John Frazier, formerly of Hempstead and Fortport, sister and brother of Maria Frazier, died at 12 100th will communicate at once with Alfred Moore and consuller-at-law, 206 Broadway, New York city. Mech 1 of NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS. Personally send me notices of changes in their addresses and consuller-at-law that each matter must be paid for at the rate of two cents per word. Telephone, 5160-331h St. 237 West 53d Street TO LET 429 West 42d Street, New York City NOTICE TO HEIRS. Aug. 10, '05-1 yr C. Franklin Carr 250 West 52d Street, New York. Formerly with the late James B. Matthews. Tel. 2828 Col. Jan 28 S-900. Tel. 2824 Columbus. W. DAVID BROWN Undertaker & Embalmer Funeral Parlor and Chapel 146 West 53d Street Between Sixth and Seventh Avenue. Lady attendant at all Funerals, Camp Chairs and Coaches to hire at all hours. dee 14-2mo. Telephone 3173 Columbus. Not connected with any other firm. Rev. Robert K Mont's services can be had for Sickness, Funerals, Presaching and Marriages, at any hour in the day or night. Not connected with any other firm. Rev. Robert K Mont's services can be had for Funeral, Preschools, Marriages, at any hour in the day or night. NEW YORK 500 West Street Branch Office Lawn Telephone 4627 Morningglale 426-414-3480 Solid Rubber Body, Rubber Cep, Screw Section, Gold Pen Point 14 K. Also Glass Front box. Carried in your post pocket. Perfect spill ink or soil the hands when writing. ALWAYS READY FOR USE No ink stand needed. With proper care the pen will last many years. The advantage of this pen over others is that it is easy to get out of order, as the pen is made strong and of the standard size. The workmanship is perfect in every respect. When you order a pen, you are getting your money's worth. Pens of all of fancy work that the high price pens have on them. Our Waterson Fountain pens are warranted. Your money's worth or your money is new. This NEW PEN is an article every educated person should have. A limited number of these FOUNTAIN PENS will be sold at 50 cents each while they last. Write to us and secure this bargain. It Will Please You As It Has Others Send 30 cm silver stamp. Address MOORE'S, Doy, P. 61 Broadway, N. Y. IN THE NEW CHURCH Clermont and Atlantic Avenues, Brooklyn REV. J. F. BLAIR, Pastor Pastor The following eminent art historian appears as Doe, Theodore Dray, Pastor Pastor, Mime Pastor, Howard Dray, Pastor, Mime A. Howland, Mime Edith Leoward, Mr. M. A. Howland, Mime Edith Leoward and Accompanied MAR. J. F. BLAIR, Manager Admission mar 15-21 COLONIAL MARKET CO. 836 and 838 COLUMBUS AVE., COR. 101st ST. Where you will find a full line of Choice Meats, Poultry, Previsions, Fish and Oysters at all times at lowest market prices. GET 10 1 YR. YOUNG PEOPLE, RACE FOR LIFE IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. OWN A HOME THROUGH Main Office, 1931 Broadway, Miller Building, Rooms 200-201-202 New York City Telephone 600 Columbia This Company is incorporated under the laws of New York State. For the purpose of helping the people. Connect yourself with it. Depositors will receive the option of borrowing money as security. Controlling business capital of 600,000. $1 per week until they are paid for. Also a number of dwelling for sale in and out of the city and others that will be built to aid for $1,000 and upwards; $80 downward; $10 per month until one can own them. RESOURCES OF INCOME 1. Real Estate bought, sold, leased and rented collected. 2. Bookkeeping system. 3. Books issued; mature in five years with a guarantee of 25 per cent, at the expiration of that time. 4. Building, repairing, general house cleaning, painting and decorating. 5. Underwriter's hundred. 6. Employer's Bureau. Positions given to all members free, and anyone can start an account from one dollar ($100) up. R. Robert B. Mont President; Samuel Bright, Treasurer and Secretary; K. R. Brown, Assistant Secretary; James H. Davis, General Manager; Julius C. Aylmer, Attorney. an event promise to be one of the grandest of the season. Each evening there will be an enlisted officer of New York's leading talent. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—President, Mrs. Grace; Graves; vice president, Mrs. Emma J. Smith; secretary, Mrs. Rev Bradham; assistant secretary, Mrs. J. C. Deveraux; manager, Mrs. J. C. Deveraux; manager, Mrs. J. I. Hick; pastor, Rev. J. C. Fernandez. Prof. FRANK WOODS, Musical Director Miss DELPHINE BENEDICT, Accompanist Tuesday, March 20. Madam Abby Wright Lions will appear. Wednesday, March 21. programmed by M. A. E. McZion church chair. Prof. Loewenberg, school of theology. Prof. DeVernay, apt. Monday, March 26. programmed under auspices of the chapel Prof. W. Victoria E. Matthias. Wednesday, March 27. programmed under auspices of the White Rose Mission, Ms. Victoria E. Matthias. West 35d street branch, Mr. T. Roll, general secretary. Thursday, March 29. mat. mat. mat. West 35d street branch, Rev. Dr. Gilbert, general secretary. Thursday, March 29. mat. mat. mat. West 35d street branch, Rev. Dr. Gilbert, of St. Mary's church. Thursday, March 29. mat. mat. mat. West 35d street branch, Rev. Dr. Gilbert, of St. Mary's church. Friday, March 30. programmed under auspices of St. Mary's church, Prof. W. R. Bean, apt. SECOND GRAND ENTERTAINMENT OF THE Friendship and Love Society MERCHER—Mr. J. Queen, president; Mrs. A. J. Harris, vice-president; Mrs. R. Rub linson, financial secretary; Mrs. D. Draper, recording secretary; Miss E. Johnson, anilin secretary; Mrs. W. D. Carrie, treasurer, treasurer, chapman; Mr. P. Wilson, marshal COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS—Miss L. C. Gould, chairman; Miss E. Bldgood, chairman; Mrs. W. Shepherd, treasurer; Mrs. M. J. Thomson, secretary; Mrs. L. Wili lama, corresponding secretary; Mr. F. Snowden, sergeant-at-arms. Hair Dressers and Barbers. Green Ladies Hair D MANUFACTURER OF Afro-American Hair All kinds of Wigs, Front Plecs and 589 Eight Aug10-06 17 Near 8 Mrs. IDA WHITE-DUNCAN 19 Prescott St. Jersey City, R. J. HAIR WORKER. Greenberg's Hair Dressing P MANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS American Hair Goods a Speci igs, Front Pieces and Switches in Stock, and M 9 Eighth Avenue Near 89th Street ITE-DUNCAN MME. S. BO berg's Dressing Parlour HUMAN HAIR GOODS Goods a Specialty Switches in Stock, and Made to Order : h Avenue h Street MME. S. BOFIRD. Formerly with Mme. Pandrum, LADIES HAIR DRESSING PARLOR, TH NORTH AVE. Afro-American Hair Goods & Specialty Soe Hair Straightening. Your Patentage Solicited. dec 7 85 $m. will open Sf Mes 5. SR NEW YORK AGB: “THURSDAT, * peuva ov reves Tamspwat. ‘au OM and Well-known Liver at Whensty Tea ot Tore of he Ruxremas, L. 1, March 1ifetw HB. qrracwsl, whe Gied Tosotay at Whestion, af Ss pers oaths wont ae fers fa Glen Cora December ¢ 1690- Me enue (to Hompetend tx 1831 with bit Sather Sse het Beth 8s Anni ei Star ahiar Sirs dai aad See ees a eave ees, Ere a tt eee an i SET rears pesing Gro sree Sete ee ald ae geome EF doer gigas oe Soa Bates teas nner teas Fee ee a eth fae tea Sea Sido kt oul Fase ae Elian Agee Sais ests 3 ana ee a Sheen ea crn einai ESS ris Het cca, emia Reet Bed gis aE it Toes aaa BeBe ES were ctte ie Beata tbat Motes ‘it we rene ES Td Wed carettan Unity Im the Afco-Amertum nrtstion Usity te the Atco Am Parunson, N. J. Merch io oe ne caristian ualty reigsiog suprege among, the Gtrethmreaa’ churebee. of tect. Bech 2’Sintc tae wot obtained In so Iaege « meumare Seto an some Suen s conttion fn doe tangety Be tie tral’ opie of. the present, pastor af See Godnie acre 25 "E, “diga. chureb,, the Be SOR adi n, ie. “Bowe aye ae Ber ie eaeen aren: our’, thes Dat Be Sige POT Oe Mimau clean te SEN rot tS aecte {5 cengunte ihe ponaing SEF Ne TTS SSE Stee a Brat Gale Be itace tnd his poodepeogse Be a Bal Tetalam ant ance, fue Bapiiet TTT A Ate that tae wee Fea a Ad A ta Shins Pre ST Aeehocal has receally eSkea iio Meese teks pence Senge Breached fe, hice ears ore tee EIS SPS Seach users beowe, ae Br ef at ek grease cee Be 8 cee he feedi Bec orita alec eles Saunt Bor REM! ioc Alekuader Rare ee ME pecan babe ef the Fitih place diatelct, of the AL MM, Co ee ee eer on ietane, at Bee afte ioe enbeees kuits end Mom Senet) FS Sich te Miho fe a, popelay trorite Bert He Hi" itnadeinh Braet othe Sabie sre nae ee ee dente ae ort Nigh Siena Ree Beceem, ie aca inuar Boson Fithnore Balt ts abou (0 lsum On ee may wee ga eke eae allele eae Tuatspne, No J.. March 1 ‘The grea mceting at Mt. Ollve In will the talk of the town, Maly more were Mptizod and added to the church Sunday pisht, makin: a total of one Hundred and forte new members It wae Secldea ant fo lone the meting nse, Sng dey TURP tsett Gaabs tant thee wisied Wecmeee Yar "i continue. Grace chapel now Dan & ReEWy vested choir, he aa tle af Medak Sri take. place, Weonesday., Toureday BoP Hatay, Maven "Hic 22 and St There welt Sec enterteiowente rach evening Adenission, Be cateccpearnt to Hethet"eharl, Miter Anale Basie and, Minn Patag Candie jentetnined few feiende at thelr home Sunday afteracos. Among thone pect crores ead Mr AO, fins rurtoe. Stine Siney EL dinwetun, Adie KetteA, Ivey: Mine Corn A. Saushn. Ailes Ellie outes, Sias {de Fe and’ Mina Ate Coote, Me. Fred Waite, Me. tenner Pishee, Str Aunt Eiry_ ana Mie. Thoma Il. Bridges. The Rev Se nniley of ew Nort, preached ot Cotvaey Bapttat chor Sundae. ‘There will be another Septiniog at Mee Olive Maptiat. church next Bondar. Ail ews matiee. dor hin” paper Seon’ reath the cages. Tomas 1 Bridges we°S Liberyy atrects tint tater’ than Monday Sfieraooa of sack week, to appear ia. that wecke pape cp ET AE Povennesras, KY. March I<" the Se wont fale of Dorcas Hourehald of (uth. No, B83, wan socially and fonnciaily » miccess Mr. G. Madhon” of Albany, No ¥. sew In Poughkeepale Inne weet. Mex Walter M Jackron returned Home from Verh sill, Ne Ye go. the 1th. Mr. Walter Inckaon attended fhe Viome Cielo Bangiet nt Atiany taut week Seen ancper Sichnog fin teen iy) ihe Teton, ated one Tn. Me Leander Beinn Sow Conk. Newt, Soe and Fitinariphias Ba the past week Alice Stnmte Rabin of TE North Tigottinn etreets” has Fetened tn Fredien Abt steed. Mt Wade Ge ehtenge Madge guest od Mes, Mees BF Wate or tis! Sart Mnstion steven stb Tigre Theta nf Newtrch Nyt visting Tarone cite Mea Hh Putoon wae in Deo Ri had Ceetntnge tet aso” "Me" tonere Ehapinnn stent Sunday Jn" tive eetropotte. the Seutiat ne ah tate ee ae eters hese om Fhe Fh toa place on thee Tht now wns Ine Jy attended ‘Rew’ Fatrfay amelated. mentsted. Bp Besa Ria pening af See crn ana Faden Mee aan siaekeon mttended fhe tuncrnt Trove on fie <i Meat Cie week fre ‘Mttcore Anna Hoge Tine. Mika dagen Sisatpnnt Wiliam sind Worcs Vandiren of Revieine atest. oP tients wad Fhomaa Wena. Inckeon's Wale and Female Mand Wut tenieak mace Pelee 6 Femsersis. 0 ty Mart kT OMe So Tin ipa a mes, fer Tee aed stench ne Facet a alin a ein 2 ee Bry Mette oartien nea Pare Been aed Meattich tesa al Bacio eae tac” & FSee inde Wed aha agit Binet aPiastiene QE, tinder Real etek w Woe Wand ent series Raids WG ieeah Seek Seo in Rh Rel cabin wot O14 Matas Conference @ Sniceens, are Set Se ates pesetea ye moms a te Ste Meron Matty se tne ‘testi sl oats feutng “urea acltiy ihe. eae seaming a abet he ha a tant Erode Reaatnteinaats* Saat Be a Seta ct ad Beith Potente he aha a pease deka A ea pees nat Mae ear Bei Mie Ma Saltah ata ami Mis Maes Sond eae Pte alte oath athtedaah tae NR aac ty Sa HM TOE mgt” Seana de eek Heft acer HE Ae ta a Epleee, of ‘Troy Howehetd af With Na” 28t0, Meat Setita Laie tere Fame which ate named in hoon’ of her « Semmit News Be Meme i ae oa Be an dae tale ee Jeane Ree owe, Aor can be ohtatied at Fra Fie Sew Foes, 0 cn 8 ohenied ee ee eg Sg Rev, Sime of ia eg Caer Bee ceed by en ‘comege of Pena. ‘The cndttertam of the Uaten Baytiet shareh. ‘New Yoot City, wae tamed ‘to ite etmest om pacity Priday ewwaing. March 2 The eves: ‘Sen wes a nrvoy commotion given te beoer of ‘Rev, 0. ot Sime the poster, The rocwption epeeed with the taveration ty Mev. A D. Chanater, counting hymn Wy Rev. BLN. Me ‘Deatela, Beriptere lessen hy Rev. J. H. Rovian ae est pare ty Bere WE Sale, ey stan Fae Ese Raby of rere for ‘win Rr ae ee teats BOE Gisnan "Tus church clere, eZ Ca "oie Sareea ate ar pa SNe ear ke hy Yee ot boss and Than starting With sotbiag, Beka Seeumalateg propstiy fo the. value st eRe Cee lita 3 t Gerdsan Re Revdacagoe, Beep, Shai toate moe nike of the worth and wore ot rr, i Te'bg figectistion apecekt Brofeesors Oc W. aren gieted tat le Frosmting oe. ome seria “as an agent fou tho. trustees. of he Geadioagy une of euin, Hemae he , ities wan fuatterty ahd eae “he ‘noah ay attra ite is 5 born oratae, erune concianios of Us resarta be punced the atta ters Siew’ Gages tans Pouttrcing tolee him ene degron of "DD Jv, Bis Foy tas tiny aaa eling Cc, ln Ps Wr preted tae erator sed feat Crk” Ualare attend sie! he ‘Mra Pals ‘ot Union tet, a1 ire Wane a RE ihe BPR, "Toe ive man, of worth 24 achlevemest Srotnerhced ae'well as the momees Mrs Bian roe aae schrinian woman ober ta due Moc SEmne credit ad" BE Bint? anions’ OS Ste“ee the Ransay schoat Ming aie nap seas antihectatepcnicaricae ee thovtcive ‘Trites ot ructs ‘and. Brother 3 (Siuitord presented % neveasme suavioe tur ‘ccuee UGINGES SAREPRAEE: Celebration of Twenty-third Anniversary ad westminster Usane ot ta Pehowe Hones RY hice seawater fo inerrant tho ey 00 So Aap iat! eee Bast and sta Bere ate Anarene Min. Tore Surser and tin boven, ie an Spat ony ‘ana warty Tate" Tor, peone EET tee are pbs ove ot pete Be Peta ae Wane han torch rec ue © dato cote Srtry season Goeoe Ree a SE Saun et onndon ees Mapa Chick, Mens ks MCCation of A fais Stick, "Bere wasse toe sect ine out fiw Hau” Mary Sygate a ‘Molngsoud talons Ma eet Sagat Ren rr Wekatadt tales Mase ene. Brattain tia lon! sieuinees y Mitisea" aati fate: eigee, Mince oar Oe Boy a Ree ee A Ci Sine diiat tibet ctttte: is Renna Opaaira ene uy ANSE SES WE SRE et apbea ice Rte cee stare ee Pry ieteoh tesa! "Ricay aac s Ba iceaeh Pent ane, “pte Bae ARIES Fotis tied Raat, ee Ny ihe Recs aan seariay Meee Ine aR AGS Redse ects gare shite 1 aerohs; Sagrtted esha tt aiiae Seems coring eo Briar tO alee ian eae Wiese AeNaabet te aa 2a Sieghanent (haat Noe: tage ee Se ER aed ae ool dictied lt beget SE" halt Sie sacha Eotee Aoeti dees aay ‘iinet Tae GARE Benny Ai iia Ronis Gib’, aati Pans Se Raae"S cath eae aie ae. hs See alae hatha mane Bie Mae as Bata EC'S a ee eae bey Ar eta Hecate te at Feats or Ae de pe Red soat ST BEGG" fam fo Rha an iS Bite Sen ot Sees oa SOE tay hh Mc eed Gaae, B SL i on enh ag tay tarebenneh'tanSladae at Heth a aw cer ca td Hate arcane tar Ae eee fie Rte eaae ta dat ona Rh eit Mita Rete: Bei aia ite, aithGh oN Be hertnetat ie cling: Salts diin sh terri aan 5 he Sa Bat detects Sat hah see io acl Ghee gig a, Benes Shaler tae mereka ey levtion was taken un for tie acho ror i nomen tet te aie Wee AT APA hat Sree ted Maa eae interest In being inereaced” dalig. "Letters, trom oF eat te ites tag ceived bore, ‘report hin, ae prasperioR | Peekakill Noten, ‘riotieina, Ose Tae TON Poh Sm iesehsce ee Giguere went oe Ie tee es ae Meare ee Oe tata H attended. She x surviced by’ two sons. Rer seats extant tos cuca Mh tee Mitpeese nt ace nad ater esa Seams fare tnt ine oad Mie, Daatel Thoms Sat ARIE ian et ee pstad ee Bashan tana Raa geet A Meas dai, Poona Moh re Sahn aire th acer Ferre Selena ng Hoe a cee te Seeceches Siaratit et ttee Bast fetes la ME Mag pee ihe mais Mia ans aot Mr cree ier -Faleane a abate yh aes ke ies Meer aierears, ep itt aus Sedtieee Mice ies Se" ie a Teas BEE Recast Mae, SEE “Sex Douglas Peterson, Mee Charles An: areee atten, Setptea Men, cee hee cree aetane arian ieee a ener SSR AeA ative ett ate Inst Thuredas evening at Asscmbly Mall, The ine Wneigenanlett Aeerehaaeis ear ar Ei ee ae asian Prt fies is ney Pe lasrets Fa, Pi Fee es SO NGA wa Ee peg ig Agi Rae a ea Weer gS gee fee Be eee oe dene st ce Sate artaen, at gale eg, a ee MS AB a, na GE vette eines FT SHC Mise fateh cere tes NS ced seetic, tates kde Been ce ams lense in He ee ahtnmee tena Be, Went ct teas ‘gira tase Wena Sid doetaae Atpaas anae Rclocns tee an Gat ager ean Sas eae Ee Pane some, aes waa won ne Mee art Sea nis Jota eats ie Se ae ae ee ae Sears apr cant! Sart, Mat BONE cleat Pon Seen es ene ibe tie cats cette TH pen AS fe mol ae ep pera ae, ae ae Gretta. Sanat See eee eee, ESS Bee ates eee ita Ny ca Mindi Rise HE saree ad Wiest rats AA Mane church. "A, prte war alan given ie ihe Wom. Rervice of Some mt Sma Harbor, | Sin Hannon, March I%.~The wereie at gone an the An AEE lon hare Inet Rata Sac excellent wnat hy the Greene sete Bnd ani ny Me. William Poin were the fend. ing’ tentnren “Owing to the Inclement. weather the Nawal crowd was not peemat. Peayer mere {ne wilt’ he ‘held thin Thureday evening at the Nome lot Me Albert Reain oTke paator wae tntectalaed. at dinner fnet Sarath hy. Mem Tucinta Tansiord aed daughter Emma. pRave BEeeeD smsTS Tries to Boge by, Sonatas ‘senemote-- Binavens, Mared 12—The State Senate wee epened with prayer lest Testy meremg by ErESh OTS Tee ee LS LLes Lites ae = oo Ts riot le Dt sare ie ck cect Se, SEN beth Sk ee SS Rae ara See te Sag ie Theat ty tee Eee bee aera Sepicak oiremie nha ate Stik Se raat ai oe Si Blane vtec” stig hee areata, ter Ab tee ge do serouer, Adlon Reton ‘Carter, sei me na de ee Rae a Hee Set iar ta ea ta eee herstncen Patch cit Wi Ree arenas wi gia besa ht erat pede Ma Cea de ite em Ni berm as it, Sua Phat be pice tie canis See aoteeae see ee cu nie Seeeeete Bie eee a he Ra Bee Haat ta ee ae Ge’ Yee Var eon aaa a fe Age te te ae ee from gee, < Mus" Ausa Jobtiya cand “nee Heel agtnerpate to attend the funeral of Mee Uavever's broter. : (CONCORD BAPTIST CHURCH. |Wemam's Dar—Six Services Abily Con- ‘ductea by Wome Last Sabiath wae an uaneunily biter day, wt Concord Baptint church of Christ tn Brootly® Shere alx secvicen were beld under the st Jplees of the Tiorear Home Mlasion Boclety of he ait, church, Mt wen “Women's Day.” and ihe peretce wre the fecond famual one held by ible timebotored aad widely koows. soclety cn eesice wn well atvaied. AY 10 o'ock Ene. Spree tetalce an cope ogtan Richol. “who. up woied for her areas aRitinamn Fie” rexularweriee” commenced TERA en AS, Eas dleere te Meattde’ SUS" corse Enbipe nds’ the nearer Tae tee: “Ktincan Teagy the, Irmon | from the BG spac ef dob Ene sermnar wan delle Brea ee eee NE! sium “eho” aceeied Ber fixe om Tkeatintlons. fe” the Aunany Mihoot are acleck wae prodded aver by” Ase Tingle rie, ovklng” gia sgereiaey Mee At! ottaant wis San on thee pecans to Nigerian thas acho folied to arpent. aad "Slen Tees Uieetied ne teehee too am ite Treteheoat ee te wine tery mutant “The Inbset ater athe “Ronse? and thes Kemper” ROS atlock the eeaiae.jrageate wan coy Nawea SSR ast nina then” ie Tease wie" tond “yy Sten, Te igen rome Ear. Inthuane 4a penser by Siew SU, edn, ‘The tidron wa unde, oy atre. Paulne, ws hae Betintion’ of tie dark Meontigrat san theiliog ei Rinapatbetie and aroused. 4 “acenter in iva har orelsn wheotne enpeeiii Act Whit creer clowsh with abe Sian bane Ain Gy bein A" W.” Wile prenkiont ot the Uieas” shekiy® whist prenitiod ater the’ three principal eerclcret esdhe'dny, “Tie het Rindcaver octets" held! merle wt 0 ‘ioc Sie News imina send ‘the Soripturee aud & very able aditers wan delivered Oy Aiea Dee reihef af Sinehatians” The evening aervice bo pene eed mention ert ad eh ain BIR waa Amy Alga Demcatary” ofr Prager aed Sire, "Hani. Giite af ManNattan, brah ute hemos. “rhe sermon, wan deivered Fen tne Revs rx Flvceace endl of Jersey Cie from: he sloak diatbers 4. Inttee, clatee| me aug Ceeees AEE evtet erie “laten ised “aeoingra, nari "Yetveney aed Jenn we. the time the words of the (ext. were spoon bg EaWWer tbe queens that ould. sak] rane a eee ee beaut: Niet tor eaual ber Mie Diagn mae grosent at al of the ervtoce tices which were given out by Mite Wiley that to far aa he kacw hr would preach ext Lord's fay, Thin cnuned npc of nghter, trough (br audience. for Aira. Randoiph ad ‘Sunt com Sianed “her iettrons Sate a miliary terms Te cane teh Tones ERS Calection? anounced ro "etoz Ais" Umdy”_ushera gad trustees were 1G autenaace a oach vice: aad the meekly motion ot the Church were rend by Mra" BS ie Wenicratn. one OF the areretatles Of ibe’ ws ‘Mindemte of Sterling College Take ts | ates Gneeyvuies, 6, gletch, 12. The yoo aber Se forth tae he see Btu Maat 6 he ae he Bake egg Mea hadi Sate title Reenter Aue, lhe eh Bihan Se eR aie aetna ge has deen stncied FURS park wih ane of the Heer Hea RCELN Aber pe5 ah lat Ltittnctt ak Mitel Ge Se Matec tet eet Gs thats oie ath eran Mee teeakit, Mane CaIE Laxrwonh, X. J. Mareh 12 ‘The sermon Sundae mae’ very good Hex Tigothy “Wehr fretted tm Rie! oteting | WMte 8 patna finn gone tm New’ Yur Mise Leet hee kane to tome Inisna, te vialt her parents. "Ste, Fink Tirown ied ‘on Sunday att a. in jhe [oft acmatiier, Weothier, ‘wits and arven et eon “ana many felends to mentees him. “The Panera) took piare Tuesdae at2 f imnt, the Siacednotn Mumptice ‘ehcech, Tes. ti stn inese ameiated: hirial nt Woodlawn cemetery. Mie Mn Rett ‘ara enlied to Maltimore to Attend the fanetal at her father. sites Coutte Chase went to vial ster mother who wax il, eae raha and Som nee alk. Mes MoE seymour slodted her nluter™ ia) Jereey thay! on atnrciny Mr Te Buiainey salted Lin’parentx Friday aivd Saturday ‘inact: aueieeetaan ae ieeane Ga, Sea | Newaux, March 92..-Mr Go<eoe Conkling i ae 1906. 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