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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Young Gilpin Now Lays ina Critical Con-
dition-His Sight Badly Injured.

Little Alfred Gilpin. son of Mr. S.
Gilpin. shoedealer, met with quite
serious accident on Christmas Day.
and the once peaceful dwelling is filled
with grief and anxiety.
About , p. m. Christmas Day crowd
of boys were loading a cannon on st.
Peter st. While STOPPING over a can
of powder a spark of fire dropped from
the hands OF one of the boys into the
can. All fled with the exception of
young Gilpin and he caught the force
of the exposion in the face. After
from head 80 foot.
MIR. Alfred Hughes Of Baltimore,
who was visiting at the Gilpin home.
ran to the boys rescue. but he had
already been severely burned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

church Rev. Shields then introduced
Bishop Grant, who after a few remarks ]
on the Negro, as he WAS thirty-two I
years ago and as he Is to-day, said 90
the white part OF the audience that we
are after you and when we overtake |
you there is no other man to pursue. |
He Willingly threw out q few hints,
which shows us how 10 do that. He
introduced DIR. Wills OF the First Pres
byterian Church, who said that he
would be very much pleased at the ar
rival. He affirmed what the Bishop
said, THAT wealth and skilled labor
with education and energy are useful
in the race" Then he gave his plans
as TO how to become independent as a
church. They were so we'll illustrated
that the humbiest were able to make
individual application. He manifests
great interest in the church here and
is the gentleman spoken Of in the be-
ginning of the article.
The managers learning that the sup
plies were greater than the demand,
began to sell to the highestbidde that
which would have otherwise gone at
gratis could the people have eaten
more.
1t being leap year, the gentlemen
could scarcely get a bid in without
buying all they bid on. The pleasures
and the enjoyments of the evening will
be remembered for long time.
II you know q leader
Worth leading, follow
Him and let him know
That you love to follow.
Ere his leadership fade away,
Why should good NOrd never b'
said
OF leader until he is dead.
J.E. H.
On my arrival here few days ag'
from the sunny south l was surprised
to see what was being done by few
men and women. ALI OF them wer'
not In union. Some seemed to thinl
that the saints should rule and tina
2 they were the saints that had turned
their backs on the work. The other
Z knowing that energy is the mother o
, good luck were preparing to NOV
4 their pastor into their own building
l increasing the value of their propert
Z in thirty months from SO 10000 t
10000 90 and their debt from 1000
!, to $500 90. Now they are prepare
q to band the $1,000 that was once pai
J, for monthly rent. More than half o
: the cost for the new building was rails
!, ed before they began to build. Tn
pastor raised $13l5 so himself.
If you are thinking of building an
u have an active leader like Rev w. n
q Shields, you are not liable to lose s
g much property. 1t is good motto
: Get ght, then 60 ahead.
Respectfully,
: J.E. HAGINs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
NEW PARSONAGE OPENED.
Formal Dedication of the A. NJ. E. Church
Structure.

Bishop A. Grant pronOuDces it the
motto for the members of the Church.
GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 16, '96.
A prominent minister of this place,
who has for q great many years stood
by the Negro, said that since the Bish-
OBJ credits Greenwich with having the
finest parsonage make your homes and
church building equal to the parson-
age.
At 4 p. M, the doors of the new
building were swinging to the visitors,
although the snow laid deep and the
wind blew hard and cold there was an
enthusiastic gathering.
Supper began at seven ana was
served until ten. The bill of fare was
too numerous to mention. The music
was stopped, and a line of march was
conducted TO the parsonage by Rev. W.
II. Shields to witness and partake IN
the dtdicating exercise. which was led
Dv Bishop Grant. Prayer was offered
by DR.. Wills, hymn sung and Dene-
diction pronounced. After peruslng
the building, they re-entered the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
THE CASE ENDED.
Stephens and the Bloody Shirt-GlOver
Fined.

The case of r. II. Glover charged
with striking George Stephens. Jr.,
with a bottle was called in the Police
Court Tuesday morning, 29th ult. The
facts as set forth in the PLANET" of the
26th were brought out.
Stephens had a bundle under his
arm, which as the case proceeded he
unrolled and displayed to view the
bloody shirt. A stream of the gore
had trickled down from the collar to
the amplest part and he held it up to
the gaze of the spectators. The collar
soaked as was the shirt was also shown,
after which ne rolled it up tenderly
and returned it to the place under his
arm from whence he had taken it
Justice Crutchfield sent Stephens
around to Doctor (Sergeant) Thomas,
who carefully examined his head and
declared 1T bad place. Glover was
fined $500
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

WARREN-The funeral OF Mrs. Ma.
ria Warren took place from the 9Th st.
Baptist church ednesday evening,
Dee 23rd. She died in the triumph OF
faith and was a member of the Daugh-
ters of Zion for twenty years. She
leaves three daughters and one son to
mourn their loss. Misses Louisa and
Lille Warren arrived from New York
the day of the funeral, also her grand
son, r. Ross Burt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

Just tell them that you saw them
Who?-The two tramps that left the
city, Xmas eve night at 2:30 for Chula
Depot and will walk from there to
Burkeville with gill of old Henry w.
Lookout for the two tramps if you see
them arm and arm with bottle in the
middle Names w. Ii. s. and @. 7 r.
OF Navy Hill. sit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
Do You Know Him ?

Want to know the whereabouts of
my son, Charles Lightfoot. When last
heard of in May he was residing at Nor
folk, Va. He is about feet, inches,
OF dark brown complexion. His rel
atives are Lewis, Tazewell, Samuel
Sarah and Eliza Lightfoot Mothers
name is Lizzie Lightfoot, fathers
name is Tazewell LiRhtfoot. Any one
knowing Of his whereabouts will please
address
MRS. LIZZIE LIeHTFooT,
Meadow Station, Henrico Co., Va.
Dit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
Grand Entertainm' mt.

Mr.. James 8. Starke gave a grand
Dec. %, 1895, at No. -
South 1st st. Among ladies present
we're Misses Martha Harris, BERTHE
Morris, Mamie coleman, Nettie Coles.
Matte Richardson, Massie Hill. Hat
tie -, Ellison, and many other la
dies
Walker, Robert Jones, Henry Brown,
David Riley, Tom Williams and many
others. The Refreshments = ere many
and costly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

BROWN-Died at the residence of
her son, the late William Glasco, Mrs
Mary A. Brown, on Monday Dec. 2Ist,
1895, in the nintieth year of her age.
Faithful and devoted. honored and
loved, her reward is with God
The funeral took place from the 1st
Baptist Church, Tuesday, Dec, D. 90,
Rev. d. Webster Davis officiating.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
FROM YOUNGSTOWN.
Interesting Items Gathered.

JoHNsTowN, Pa. Dec. 81, 1895.
Last week the ministers and some of
the leading members of the va
rious churches met in the Union Pres
by terrain Church to complete the or
ganization Of local Evangelical ALI
ance. The representatives chosen
from the A. NJ. + Zion Church are g.
W Cook and l.. X Ridout
The Y. 2. 5. OF @. K. held q hard
time social on December 29th.
Mrs. Sarah Blain and her grand son
formerly of Johnstown, but now of
Cleveland, Ohio, are here visiting her
children and friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
FREE AT LAsT!!!

Mary Barnes will be presented to
the public January IL, 1897, at the Atm
Baptist Church for tie benefit of the
above named prisoner.
We hope the public in general will
show their sympathy by crOwdlng the
house. Come every body. Adnis-
sion 10 cts
REV. EVANS PAYNE. Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
Passed Away

After many months of illness, which
was borne with patience and fortitude,
there passed away Friday night, De-
cember Is, 1895 at II O'Clock, one Of
Richmond's most aged and respected
citizens, William Langay at his late
residence, BIZ N. Monroe St. He was
known by all tobacco merchants and
the greater majority Of old residentJ
OF the city. His death, while no
wholly unexpected. yet it came sud-
denly and was a severe shock to his
family.
He had been a member of the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church for 20 odd years,
from which place the funeral services
we're held ct Ii O'Clock Sunday, De-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

7. j. Blackwell. a resident of S03
Catherine St., the Vice Chancellor of
Unity Lodge. No. "a of Knights of Py-
thias, also the chief of Shining Star,
No % of Four and Twenty Elders de-
livered an able address to the students
of the Y NJ @. A, Wednesday, De-
cember 24rd inst. 1t was very inter-
esting and beneficial to all who had the
pleasure of hearing him
After the address he had the pleas
ant opportunity Of presenting a very
handsome present to Miss Fitzhugh,
the present being awarded to her by
the students of her class in due appre-
cation for her careful teaching
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
GONE BEFORE.

NEWPORT News, VA, Dec. %, 1896.
Mrs. Edmonia Seay, wife of H b.
Seay, departed this life Dec 23rd, '96.
age 20 years. She was a member of
Little Zion Baptist Church of Powha-
tan Co., for eleven years. She lived 3
consistent christian and died trium-
plant in the faith Her remains were
taken to POwhatan Co., for interment
Rev. Ed Jefferson preached a very
sympathetic sermon.
"Sleep on Edmouia It'll Jesus bids
thee rise"
HER HUSBAND
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
Another Christmas Present.

Editor John Mitchell, Jr., was the
recipient of another most acceptable
gift on Saturday last ham from Mr..
and Mrs. j H. Terrell. Thanks are
heresy extended. These tokens make
life all the more pleasant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
Enjoyed Dinner.

A dinner party Sunday at P. NJ at
the residence of Mrs Bette Caves,
S13 N. 1st street was one of the enjoy
able events of the holidays. Those
present were Mr.. Royal Threat, Mrs.
Eliza Robinson of New York. Mr. JOS
eph J. Yancey of Philadelphia, Editor
John Mitchell, Jr and Mr.. T! P. Mat
thews. 1t was a magnificent repast.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

DR.. George W. Cabaniss, of Wash
ington, d. c., is in the city, the guest
of DR.. X. F Tsncil, No sol North Both
st
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones has for
their Christmas present chubby
The communion services at the 4th
Church we-eexcellent. A tremendous
crowd was very much in evidence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

The regular monthly meeting of
the Sunday School Union will convene
at the Second Baptist Church, Sunday
January Bird at o'clock. This being
the first meeting for 1897, the installa-
ton of officers will take place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

OsBoRNR-D IcKERsoN The mar
riage of Miss Alberta Dickerson and
Mr.. John T. Osborne will take place at
the residence Of the brides father Cole
man Dickerson No. S oath st. Wed
nesday January 18th. at $3.50 o'clock
p. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance are invit-
ed to be present. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

Hon. II. w Flournoy was born June
8. lS46, in the county of Halifax He
attended the grammar schools OF Hall
fax and Charlotte until he was 15 years
of age, when he entered the Confeder-
ate service At the close of the war,
he studied law with his father at his
country home in Halifax. He began
the practice of law in 1857 in partner
ship with his father Thomas s Flour
nOy in the town of Danville, Va. He
was elected Judge of the Corporation
Court of that city in March, 1870, and
married the pretty and accomplished
Miss Rosa Buena Wood in 1871.
RENEWED HIS PRACTICE.
He served a term of six years as
judge aud was reelected for a second
term, but resigned in 1873 to resume
the practice of law in the county of
Halifax.
He settled in southwest Virginia
during the fall of 81 and was elected
secretary Of the common wealth in
Dec '83. He filled that Office ten years
by reelection, being defeated in 1898
by the present encumbent. He there
upon resumed the practice of law in
the city of Richmond where ne now
resides. De has one son who is a civil
engineer.
ENJOYS JOKE.
Judge Flournoy is man of strong
likes and dislikes. He is distinctively
a social people and no one can relate a
story or enjoy one better than he.
He is a man of remarkable persua-
sive powers and is one of the most con-
vincing jury lawyers now before the
bar. He is a power upon the hastings
and can get the attention OF his hear
ers at the start and hold it to the close.
He is adapted to what may be term
ed generalization, and can take in the
situation at glance, leaving the de-
tails to his colleagues.
COURAGEOUS TO THE EXTREME.
He possesses courage of the most
pronounced kind and would face a
regiment of soldiers single-handed and
alone II test was required at his
hands
In this particular. he proved to be OF
the greatest service. Capt Wise Is
known to be fearless, but at no tim
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SHE is FREE.
ICONTlN6Eo FROM FIRST PAGE

nifty was intended, and. as think.
none was done 20 you or TO your court. |
Very respectfully yours,
X. TAYLoa ScorT,
Attorney General.
IL develop that the order was en-
tered upon the motion OF Common
wealth's Attorney Neblett.
superintendent Lynn declined to
honor the order OF Judge Orgain. but
he was not cited TO appear for con-
tempt.
In nothing does John Mitchell. Jr
arrogate to himself credit in the cele-
brated Lunen5urg case but in the Sc
lection OF the able and distinguished
Jurists who brought it to such a sue
cessful termination.
IL may be well to note the difficulties
IN the way, and the legal preced.nts
which apparently barred all hope of
defending the prisoners with a hope of
final success.
Mary Alternately, Pokey Barnes, TO-
gether with Solomon Marable had been
sentenced to die on the gallows. Sept
20, 1895.
TBE POINTS INVOLVED.
They had no counsel. aud according
ly no exceptions were made in their
case. In fact nothing was there upon
which to base an appeal TO the higher
court and the tribunal which passed
upon their cases had adjourned for the
term
How then could counsel come in at
almost the twelfth hour, ask for a set
ting aside of the verdict and have such
contention favorablY considered BY
an appellate court2
Lawyers with few exceptions were
OF the opinion that it could not be
done, and articles were published de-
claring that it was useless waste of
time and expenditure of money to at
tempt such thing
FACING THE DIFFICULTIES.
1t was in face of such difficulties and
opinions as these that the editor visit
ed Hon, George ID. Wise, who had be-
come interested in the case, owing to
the manifest injustice done the wo-
men as shown in the newspaper re-
ports.
He leaned back in his chair in deer
thought, poised his head for a moment
and with that quick step for which he
is noted secured the code otVirginia. He
turned to the law where a prisoner car
have his case brought before the Su
preme Court of Appeals on petition.
SAW THE RECORD.
To make sure, he said he would
have to see the record in the case be.
fore he say positively whether any
thing could be done. In the meantime
the Richmond. Va. Daily Times ha6
become interested in the case and VIM
NJ. Justice, Esq. was sent to the coun
ty. He secured a rough copy, and af-
ter reading it, Mr.. Wise declared h,
believed he could win This " as suf
ficient. The steady glance, determin-
ed manner and belief in the innocenc,
of the women settled beyond a shad
ow OF doubt the question as t,
whether or not every effort would b.
made towards the saving Of his clients
THE RETAINING OF COUNSEL.
He was accordingly retained as coun
sci for the women. The next one Sc
cured was Capt, a. b. Guigon, an,
lastly Judge Flournoy The wisdom
of this selection, no one will now dis
pute. Where one lacked quality tn
other supplied the deficiency, wher
, one overlooked a point, the other oh
served it. Harmoniously. they work
ed together. Disagreeing upon an
point, they counselled and submitte
TO the decision of the majority.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
KBNTUOKY's SHAME.
A OOlored Man Lynohed-Frigbtful
Scenes at the Jail-A Mobs Fiend-
ishness-No Mercy Shown
OwENsBoRo. Ky. Dec Dc

~
Alfred Holt, colored, alias Alexane
der, the murderer of Police officer w
A. White. was taken from Jail by a
mob at $50 O'Clock this morning and
hanged to a tree in the courthouse
yard This is Kentucky's sixth lynch
ing in as many days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

FRY-DUGGRR-The marriage of Miss
Vinie Digger of New Jersey to Mr..
James T. Fry, the popular Hotel keep
err of this city took place Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 29th at 7:30 O'Clock at 2I3
Mayo St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
ZINE ON RELIGION.

While Judge Flournoy can talk
a emphatically as most any one, wheI.
he is wrought up with indignation he
has a strong religious tendency, and at
times discOurses upon the +, ligion Of
the Lord and Saviour. Jesus Christ
with the fervor and enthusiasm Of a
Methodist preacher.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
A ToUcHINa INornEHr.

u was in the rooms OF the Supreme
90 lrt that he was waiting for the de-
els IN of that tribunal relative to the
Jlding OF the prisoners in this city.
he had turned to the window while "a q
queried him concerning the possibili-
ties of the case. Well, Mitchell. ,
he said, cit is all in Gods hands" He
termed away with a sigh
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
THE sAMR OLD sroRY.

About 2:15 O'Clock two men knocked
at the jail door. and in response to a
question from Deputy-Jailer John
Ashley. Jr., said they had a prisoner
they wished to lock up for safe-keep-
ing. Thus thrown of his guard, young
Ashley opened the door only to face
two big revolvers lie was overpower
ed before he could utter cry, and the
keys were taken from him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
THE PRESIDENTS NOTIFICATION.

The hands Of the clock had not
moved five minutes before the stately
form OF President Keith appeared and
he said, Where is Mr.. Guigon7 The
Court has granted the motion enlarg-
ening the writ"
Judge Flournoy said. Mitchell, find
Aleck, (GuigoD) quick" He was
found and the prisoners saved.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
A DAsTARDLY CRIME.
A OOlored Man Brutality Stabbed-A
White Mans Oowardioe-The Fisnd
Arrested
LrNoHnuRa. Va. Dec. %.

LYNCBBURG, VA, Dec. 20.
A serious cutting ARRAY occurred in
this city yesterday afternoon. on Main
street, the principals being colored
preacher, Thomas Early. ana a young
white man named Dan Broader, known
as Buck Broader The trouble start
ed in a bar-room. where hard words re
suited in a general row, in the course
of which the colored preacher struck
young Broader on the side OF the head.
SEPARATED THEM.
By the interference OF several per
sons the combatants were separated,
hut Broader swore that he would have
vengeance, and he shortly, after early
left the saloon, followed him with
knife in his hands. When the street
was reached Broader jumped on Ear
Tvs back and began slsshing at him
with the knife at q fearful rate
SCREAMED FOR HELP.
EARLY. who is a small man. and in
feeble health, screamed in a pitiful
manner and attempted to escape. His
nssaiIant. however, chung to his back,
plunping the knife again and again in-
to the colored mans body. 1t was a
fearful scene, and was witnessed by a
large number of persons, all OF whom
were apparently startled for the mo-
ment out of their wits, gazed at the
combatants without attempting to in
terfere. Broader. after cutting Early
at least tW enty times released his hold
and fled.
BLEEDING TO THE SIDEWALK
Early then walked about fifty yards
snd fell near the curbing of the side
walk. He was removed TO ms home,
and is not expected TO recover. A
number of colored peopls were in the
neighborhood at the time and for viii e
intense exciteme mt prevailed Broade
took refuge over a vacant store. and
was there arrested by the police
whose timely arrival was undoubtedly
the only thing that prevented further
| trOuhla
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

Who else would have gone into q
county in the midst OF en- Infatuated
people and tell them "they would
hang Negro to see him kick7" At
another time his friends advised him
not TO go TO Lunenburg county, when
he made the remarks. by -, 1
might as well find out now whether
can practice law i'm Virginia as at any
o her time" He went 20 the county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

10 their judgement, citation OF the law
bearing upon the case and demands
for justice, both viii rank among the
most remarkable pleas ever made in
this country within the confines OF the
courtroom.
The KIND or THE CHAPTER
Oratory. rhetoric, law, facts. ana
chivalry were ever present in that tru-
Nv phenomenal appeal it had it's ef-
feet. and removal Of the ropes from
the n cks OF Mary Alternately and Po-
key Barnes and the release from the
penitentiary Of Mary Barnes is the
most glowing tribute 10 the successful
termination of the most remarkable
defences ever made i'm the criminal
annals OF the commonwealth
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
RESPONDED TO THE SIGNAL.

At signal from the two men, thirty
or forty others poured into the jail
from the darkness, and proceeding
up stairs. several of the mob held the
jailer, John Ashley, ST., captive while
two others moved on to the cell, where
Holt and five ott er colOred men, i'm
plicated with him, were asleep. They
were not aroused from their beds un-
til the keys ratified in the keyhole.
They plead ed for mercy. The leader
said Holt was the guilty man, and he
alone was wanted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
George Duncan.

DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and
Tobacco.
CONE AND SEE ME-.
SO3 E. Marshall Street.
12-19-96-3 mos
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FRY'S HOTEL,
213 Mayo St., Richmond, Va.
Near Broad St.

will open JAN. 1, 1897, next door to
the Jewish Synagogue very fine res
idence with all necessary improve
ments. bath room with hot and
cold water. Rooms neatly furnished,
can accommodate 100 guests. This
building was occupied five years ago by
some of the best white families.
call upon my friends and the pub
lie to assist me in keeping up this ho-
tel, being the olde.t hotel keeper in
the city and the only MOTEL, / will as
sure you that everything will be neat
ly kept up.
JAS. T. FRY s. SON,
PRoPRIEToRs.
ID I'm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02

A. B. Guigon was born in Richmond
Aug. I3, 1858. Heis the son Judge A
y. Guigon. who for so many years pre-
sided at the Hastings Court and was
one OF the most able jurists the CON-
monwealth has ever produced.
Young Guigon married the attrae-
tive and accomplished Miss Kate e
sheppard. Feb. 10th. 1885. One child
a boy has blessed the union.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Planet as a Christmas
Present.
HEREIS TIE OFFER.

HERE IS The OFFER.
The Weekly Press, (Philadelphia)
One Year, 90
The Planet, One Year, l 90
80
Wen send them both to you for
One Year for 70
The Cosmopolitan Magazine, illus
trated, no finer in America and
the Planet one year, %
The st. Louis, Globe-DemocraJ
Weekly one year 100
Well send it in combination with
the Planet one year for rs