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Richmond planet., 1899-07-29
HORRIBLE BRUTALITY.

Brinson. Ga, July 25 Charles Mack
leader of the gang that has been rob-
bing and raping in this vicinity, was
lynched at SaffOld to day, and his body
cut into hundreds Of pieces. Mack, at
ter being identified, was taken to the
big oak tree near the Ogletree home on
which SAmmins met his death, and
strung up. AS his feet left the ground
hundreds of shots from the mob were
fred into his body. After he was dead
he was taken down and the body cut
into small pieces and distributed
among the mob, which numbered from
two to five hundred.
Mack and Sammins entered the Ogle-
tree home. and after robbing the house
assaulted Mrs. Ogletree in her hus-
bands presence.
BADLY WHIPPED.
cambridge, Ga, July 25 The mob
which he's lynched several Negroes
within me last few days for compiled
ty in the Saffold outrage is still abroad
looking for the remaining members Of
the gang. They located kid JIM"
one Of the culprits, in q house near
Pinckard, bat be made his escape.
Sam Thompson, an old colored man,
who harbored him, was severely
whipped.
Leesburg, Ga; July 25-An unknown
colored man, was shot and killed in q
remote part OF this county yesterday
py posse composed of three men.
There we're two colored men in hiding
in that vicinity, and they were thought
10 be members Of the Bainbrid &c gang.
INNOCENT NAN KILLED.
G. A. Mcdonald, who discovered the
colored men. came to town and re-
ported the matter. Both the Sheriff
and his deputy being out OF town, Mr..
Mcdonald was advised to get up
posse and arrest the colored man. He
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29
4 SOLDIER
SPEAKS PLAINLY,
CONDITIONS IN CUBA.
COIored Officers and the
Regulars.
NO SIGNS OF DISLOY-
Atty.
A Singing Rebuke.

The letter bearing date of June 18th,
1899, and signed Lieutenant, Casual
Detachment" discrediting the patri-
otism aud loyalty OF our men Of the
oath and 25th Infantry, which was pub
lished in the PLANET, may have been
written bya civilian who used the title
OF lieutenant" to give weight to his
malicious statements; but it is quite
likely that the writer used his true
title.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

Mexico, Mo-, July 22.-Frank EN-
bree, the eolored man. charged with
Assaulting Miss Dougherty. near Ben
ton, Howard county, . few weeks ago,
while en- route to Fsyette to. day to be
tried for his crime was taken from Of
hcers by . mob at 6telnmetz and
hanged to tree. The man DENIED his
guilt.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29
OLD BAElsTEK SPEAKS.
The First Gun Ofths Association.

Resolved. That this Association
stands by the Virginia Baptist State
Convention and that we reaffirm our
allegiance thereto.
2nd. That we endorse Virginia Sem
mary and its management, and that
we do heartily approve the course per-
sued by Prof. G. w. Hayes. that our
prayers and money 90 with the Semi
nary for its success.
Committee on Resolutions.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29
NOTES FROM WEST POINT.
WEST POINT. VA. July %, 1899.

WEST PoIST. Va, July 2S, 1899.
Several excursion parties were here
last week. Mr.. Albert BoYton was
here, the guest OF Mr.. George Allen.
Miss Mary White was married to
Mr. Yorkey Walker Of West Paint
Tuesday, 18Th inst, at 1880 O'Clock.
They will reside here.
Rev. w. w. Harris is pastor Of the
FIRST Baptist Church. Rev. Edwards
preached Sunday.
There was . grand rally at the Seq
ond Baptist Church, Rev. r. j. Bass.
pastos. Rev. w. H. S5okes preached
an able sermon, Amount raised was
$3.50.
Mr.. O. Q. Williams visited here last
Sunday also Miss NJ. E, Lucas.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

other brave white man take your place
or some Negro first sergeant will have
to lead YOUR company in the fight
PREsLY HOLIDAY,
Serg't Troop B. Cavalry.
Glbars, Cuba, July 10. 1899.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29
LYKOHINg O0L0R6D MEN By Tbs
WHOLESALE.
A DsplOrable Condition.

WILxoT, ARK, July 24.-Chick Davis
the colored murderer Of Will Grin, q
respectable farmer, was lYnehed here
early to-day. He WAS overtaken in q
cornfield and snapped both barrels OF
his gun at the pursuing party. and was
then fred upon by them and instantly
killed,
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

A special to the Atlanta Constitution
Of Sundsy from Balm bridge, Ga says:
A colorea man captured near Iron Olty
identified as ore of the assailants OF
Mrs. J. E. Oglstres last Thursday
night. He was Iynched at dayIighs
this morning nea- Saffold. Two other
dead colored men were found along
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

Resolved. That we, The Banister
Baptist Association, endorse "The % =.
operative Plan" as is understood and
accepted by the Va. Baptist State Con-
vention. The Home Mission Society.
and The Southern Baptist Convention.
But be it distinctly understood that we
favor cooperation only 60 long as the
va. Baptist State Convention is or may
be party TO the contract.
4. L. Henderson.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

MATTAPoNI SUNDAY ,oHocL CONVENTION
SPEAKS.
The above named intelligent body,
composed OF some 42 schools in session
last week at Beaver Dam, endorsed the
Baptist State Convention, the National
Baptist Convention and the National
Baptist Publication Board, And go
the good work moves on.
w. +. GRAHAM.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

Did you pay the collector or did
you tell him to call again Have the
money ready for him when he returns
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

"Don't be borrowing the PLANET.
Have it seat TO your door. It is cheap
enough, Olly 81 so per year.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29
'NR. TIBB's PLAN.
A Gigantic soheme-An Appeal to the
Oslored Folks.

Dear Sir -
would colonize the Negro on indus
trial plans which think can be accom-
plished by subscriptions. We are
aware OF the fact that while we have
from eight to ten millions OF Negroes
in this country, we could raise from five
TO eight millions OF dollars By asking
for voluntary subscriptions of enc dol
lar or more, as each one feels disposed
TO give or the following plan could be
adopted, for Instance, we could form
four classes: Glass A could give 500 90
each; class B, $40 90; class e., $5 90 !;
class D. $l.o0. and thus we can reach
all conditions.
/ would that the Bishops aulhorize
each minister under his charge to act
as agent. TO collect money from oil the
Negroes in the Parish in which he
lives, and believe by so doing that in
one year the Council can raise very
nearly the amount and we can make
arrangements with the True Reform
ers 60 deposit in their bank, and the
money Co be used by the council fer
colonization.
TO INVEST IN PROPERTY.
Let the appeal come through the
churches to our peoDle all over the
country made by the Afro-American
Council. I think that two or three
millions OF dollars should be invested
in proDertY. and colonies it mostly
from Mississippi. Georgia, North and
South Carolinas, aud as many who
wish TO migrate from any other part OF
the country on industrial plans. There
will be employment for all trades and
profe ssions.
let US Law out our colony. build in-
dustrial schools snd colleges. By this
plan the Negro would have his own
colony and could invite capitalists to
to invest and we would do well and
prosper.
feel that il our leading men would
approve of some sueh q plan and sgi-
tate 1t before our people, they would
grasp the idea and very readily fall in
with our plans. Great things would be
accomplished and the race problem
would be solved.
BEvERLxY TIBBs,
SO Spring st., Worcester, Mase.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

The collector is polite. Pay him
promptly please.
Richmond planet., 1899-07-29

CONTINUED on Fourth Psgs.)
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-09
DOMESTIC.

Chicago October wheat, 693sc.
Vice President Hobart is very ill.
Sir Thomas Upton left for England.
Della Fox, the actress, is seriously
i'll.
A Texas clergyman was hanged for
wife murder.
Furniture prices are advanced by the
manufacturers.
John H. Tureman. Virginia, ILL.,,
died Oct. 2S, aged IL years.
Bloodshed characterized the coal
miners strike at Decatur, III.
FitZsimmons knocked out jeff
Thorne of England in one round.
Stout, the policeman who shot boy
in Minneapolis, was acquitted.
The trouble in Germany over Ameri-
can insurance companies is settled
A 6-year-old child was stolen at Red
Bridge, Ind, by an unknown couple.
Ottmar Mergenthaler, inventor of the
typesetting machine. died in Baltimore.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota reached
New York on his way home from Eu-
rope.
Alaska formulated her desires In
connection with territorial govern
ment.
Ex-United States Senator Martin of
Kansas, democrat, comes out for ex-
pansion.
A woman convert to Mormonism ex-
posed a strong colony of Mormons in
Brooklyn. "a
Fourteen people were burned to
death in fire in the residence portion
of FARES, Ala.
Senator Foraker said he was tired
of his job" and would not object if re-
tired to private life.
The American Steel and Wire COM
pany of Chicago will build 100000
plant near Pittsburg
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-09

am farmer located Stony Brook oneof the malaous
districts this State and bothered with malaria for years. times
so could not work. and always very cospaed WELL For
had malaria bad in the spring. when engaged blowing
that could do nothing but ske must have taken about barrel
qunne pills besides dozen other remedies but
any benefit Last M in peach time had
attack chs and then commenced to take Rpns Tbues upon
friends advice and the first box made all right and have
been without them SINCE take Tabu each morning and night
and sometimes when eel than usually exhausted
day. They have kept stomach bowels
have not had the least touch of malaria splitting headache since
commenced using them know also that sleep better and
refreshed than formerly. don't know how many complaints
Rpans TabueS will hbut do know they will any
condition and would not be without them any price,
honestly consider them the cheaPesprced medicine in the world
they also the beneficial and the
Is twenty and have worked hard all life
most farmers both early and late and in all kinds of weather
and have enjoyed such good health have fall
fact neghbors have all remarked improved condition and have
said, Say John, what doing look healthy2"
tina nln tbent
D 81 Yoi 80 -
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-09

Symons before she will sheathe her
sword. ~
Krokodilepoort was occupied by the
beers and the railway bridge there was
destroyed.
The besieged British troops in Kim
berley are reported TO have made sue
ces5ful sortie.
A British armored train from Rhode
STA met beers in force forty ]. miles
north of Mafeking.
Thirty of the hussars, a special to
the London Telegraph says, cut their
way out and escaped. M
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout Natal, where the British
forces seem to be in straits.
Boer forces invaded Rhodesia north
of the Transvaal and Cape Colony,
south of the Free State.
General White and Yule Joined
forces at Ladysmith and will attack
the Free State forces in Natal.
The Vienna Freie Presse says that
mediation is now the topic of discus
sion in all the cabinets of Europe.
A committee of the Netherlands
parliament decided to urge mediation
between Britain and the Transvaal.
Admiral Schley and the south Allan
tic squadron are to be ordered to the
scene of hostilities in south Africa.
Gen. Yule's troops arrived at Lady
smith exhausted after trying retreat
by a roundabout route from Glencoe.
Michael Davitt, in a signed state
ment says that the successes of the
beers cast a new light upon the prob
lem of home rule for Ireland.
France denied that she and Russia
contemplate Intervention in south
Africa; yet reports come that French
warships are going to the cape.
The eighteenth hussars who were
said to have chased the beers after
the British victory" at Glencoe are
now admitted to be prisoners.
Gen. Sir William Penn Symons, who
commanded the British in the battle of
Glencoe, Natal, has died from the
wound he received in that conflict
The south African millionaires who
forced the war have profited i'm
mensely by the boom in gold shares
and the big advance in diamonds.
Mr.. Chamberlain was called sharply
to account by Sir William Harcourt
for provoking President Kruger and
made long explanation in defense.
Lady Randolph Churchill presided
at meeting of American women in
London, organized to raise funds to
equip hospital ship for south African
waters.
Two English regiments were drawn
into a trap near Ladysmith and cap
tured by the beers Tuesday. 1t was a
great feat, and England is very de-
pressed. 1t looks like a case of being
outgeneraled.
Great Britain is making extraor-
dinarv naval preparations. A power
full squadron has been ordered to the
Mediterranean. This causes renewed
talk of threatened complications with
the powers of continental Europe.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-09
TRANSAAL WAR.

The beers began Smelling Mafeking
Oct. %.
President Krugers health is reported
to be excellent.
Twenty-Five British cruisers are to
be modified.
Britain has ordered 5000 more men
to south Africa.
Beers seem to have begun in earnest
the siege of Ladysmith.
windsorton, Cape Colony. near Kim
berley, surrendered to the beers.
The British force in Natal at last &C
counts, was hard pressed by the beers.
The British losses already foot up
5s7, not including the missing troop
ers.
Parliament was prorogued having
provided for the carrying on OF the
war.
Michael Davitt resigned his seat in
parliament as a protest against the
war.
German underofficers are being re-
cruited for the British service in South
Africa.
Reinforcements are still being hur-
ried forward to General White at Lady
smith.
Cronje is moving to block Plumer's
march from Rhodesia to the relief of
Mafeking.
The Dutch in the northwest of Cape
Colony have taken up arms against
England.
Lord Rosebery predicted that Britain
will suffer many losses like that OF Gen.
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THE SPANISH PRISONERS
Are Expected at Manila. Today. Unless Aeui-
nsldo Changes His Mind.

Manila. Sept &-5.l2 r. M.-Gcn. Mac
Arthur command has returned ~ AHEc
lgs. where Generals Macarthur. Wneator
and Wheeler have established their head
quarters with 1900 troops. u j. expected
they Will remain There until general al
vance is ordered There are no troops ai
PpruC.
Nine Americans were wounded. yester
dny. TWO probably fatally. IL is estimated
that m Insurgents were Killed Ur wounded
TN" american prisoners are expected
here. tomorrow. unless yesterdays whip
plug CHANGED .NGu.naldn'S mind.
Tn, Spanish commissioners vino recent
ly spent Il month at Tarlac arrived "A An
gelcS today They viii proceed to the
Filipino lines. The commissioners say
thcy confident they will arrange for the
liberation pf all the Spanish prisoners.
Lieut.. Rowland Of Gen. Gus staff, has
visited tire inner line of Filipino Outposts.
probably to notify them that the Spanish
commissioners were coming. He met
with . friendly reception.
Manila. Sept. 5p-9.4 - y. M.-Ciens. Otis
and Schwan ana possibly ,Icns. Lawtnl
ann i}af.s will proceed to Angeles. today.
where they viii confer with Filipino com
missionerS as the result Df an exchange
Of cummunicat tween Gen. Mac
Arthur ami the Insurgents 4 Filipino
general III expected with the American
prisoners. today. Two lccu1nOItering par
ties came into collision with the insur
gents near linus and four Americans were
NOU. Ilpd
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BETTER THAN THE KNIFE.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles Quickly.
PainIessIy. Without DANCER.

People go along for years, suffering
with piles. They try this, and that,
and the other thing, from carrying IA
buckeye to getting treatment from d
physician. They obtain temporary re-
lief. maybe. but they are never quite
cured A little strain in lifting, ex-
ccssivc fatigue. little constipation. or
little diarrhoca, and the piles come
back.
They don't seem to amount to much
but they Danish sleep and appetite.
No position Is cOmfortablc. There is
intense local pain and that dreadful,
agonizing feeling of weight in the
perincum.
Maybe in the early stages some Of
the many galvcs on sale will afford
temporary relief If the case is Of long
standing there is only one speedy and
sure remedy. 1t is Pyramid Pile cure.
Even in light cases il is the safest
thing to use. other applications
may cure ana may not. Pyramid cure
is always certain. always reliable, al
ways brings comfort at once. It's
prompt use saves months Of severe
suffering. In extreme cases 1T VIII
save surgical operations and their at
tendant dangers and discomforts. Ii
is better than a knife. Will cure
easier, quicker and safer. Thousands
have used It, Thousands have been
cured by it. The cost is trining com
pared with what it does. The price is
one dollar. Most anybody would glad
~ pay ten dollars to be ria Of piles
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile cure. If
yours hasn't it, he will get il for you
from the Pyramid Drug 90, Marshall.
Mich. sole manufacturers. dit
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Fonr hundred ana twenty lone mer
Were recruited. Thursday. making the To
tai to date Foot. and leaving only abou,
1ttn To complete the quota NJ thc entir,
volunteer army ~ at present organized
t,.il,,... ,.,..,l ,,r,I..r. .l.,,,.h ,.t,,,;..,I
a. ludH ndN a. pIuvI9 ''lI' -Avili.I ~
KIM S,'h rom coiiliiIalu " tht oNulH
N'lnEtlc station. oct; 4 dHd Srni HIH
none on waiting ofhgrS. AlmTdI far,
luhlr IS at once detached from command
IF the Norfolk navy yard, and Admira!
SIMPSONS detachment from command Of
thr North Atlantic station is postponed
from oct. Il to OCT. H.
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The managers Of Gen. Guilds can
vass for the lieutenant governorshfp
of Massachusetts. Friday night. issued
a statement, claiming that county re-
turns as received by them differ ma
terially from those published by Speak
er Bates headquarters and claiming
that many mplcdged delegates were
placed in the Bates column whereas
they rightly belong in the Guild
column. Assertions are made that in
many instances returns have boon fll-
stied. In conclusion the statement says
that there are enough unpledgad dele
gates to nominate either candidate.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rev II. w. Tilden. ID. d., of jackson
vile. IL, formerly of Augusta. Me, ana
Hyde Park, Mass. has accepted a cali t.
the Baptist church in Livermore Fails.
a letter was received ut Ncwpor:.
Thursday, announcing the death of Ned
Ecrdell at q hospital in Manila. He was
member Of the lst Maine during tho
war ana afterward enlisted in the 21sJ
Infantry.
At Rigby, Friday, Little Dick won the
2.14 trof. $500 in three heats: best timr.
-.l5l. Halle Harden won the 2.l5 pace.
500. in four heats best time, 2.l0i2 Little
Peter won the 80 trot, sop. in three
meats; best time, 22ll2.
Fire destroyed the farm house OF NJ
hcniah Lee in Atkinson, Friday night.
end also house and barn OPPOSITE.
owned by Amasa +, Wer. The contents
pf both houses ana the barn were all los
entailing a damage of $1,000.
man who apparently had been
knocked from freight train by an Over
mead bridge. was found on the Boston &
Maine track at Newmarket. y. H.. t'r.
day. On papers found in the pockets ii is
thought the man may be Otis Nichols OF
Lewiston. Me.
Schooner Wide Awake, Capt Mad
docks, of Rockland, was burned to the
waters edge just off the wharf of the
West India Fibre Go. at Salem, Mass.
Friday. She was bound from Rock
land for New York with cargo of
1900 barrels of lime
Never on the track at Canton nave IN.
races of the Androscoggin Valley fair.
Friday, been eXceled. In the 22O class
Alclayone won the first two heats III
2.224. and then Sevena won the race N
three straight heats. Warwick won third
money and Ned fourth. The 225 class va.
won by Dewey in three straight; jams
T.. second; Louisa Wilkes. third. Bes
time, 2.29l2.
Chas. Z. StetsOn, Esq, one of the lead
ing lawyers of Bangor. ana We'll know u
professionally throughout the State. diet
at his residence ia Bangor Friday morn
ing, at the age Of 81 years. OF heart fa.i
ule. Mr.. Stets0n had been confined Il.
his house for only 4 few days and HI
death was quite unexpected 10 his family
and friends. He is survived by his vi =
and son, Charles, a Yale senior.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Sept. %
September tracing was prominent in al
The grain mar kcJs. today. and prices CIV
cred remarkably wide range Heavy
covering ~ shorts in corn advanced
september nearly cents. but it closet
Al !, decline. September wheat broke Z
f2i5 on liberal offerings. December
closed iAM-s lower. Oats closed 4 lower
for September and a shade lower for De.
cember. The excitement in the New Or
leans cotton market caused free covering
by the shorts early in the day. Provi
sions closed unchanged to sc. lower
The leading futures closed as follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING, 12i2M725s; Decem
Der. I3lan .55s; May 76lsM76l..
CORN--september, 32@4; December, 80;
May. 303s.
OATS September. 22h; December, 227s
Nay. 2ilsU2fi4.
FJRK~October sS15; December. $50:
January, $9.75.
LARD-october, $5.42E; December, $3.50;
January. S5.62l2.
\ IBS-October. $50: January. $50
Cash quotations closed as follows:
fLoC R-Firm.
r'ItrAT-No. , spring, G9G79I5; No. 2
red. 74si.
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| ior General Roe says there VIII DE rs,
900 soldiers in line, tomorrow. Nearly
all the troops are already in the city.
The regiment which will probably at
tract the most attention arrived, to-
night II is the 10th Penna.. which re-
turned recently from years campaign
in the Philippines. A battalion OF the
III New Hampshire arrived. tonight.
The Maine Signal Corps is at 10th
street and Lenox avenue.
The steamer City of Lawrence, hav-
ing on board the Chicago Dewey com
mittee and the Governors Foot Guards
Of Connecticut. left Pier "a on East
river, today. Only once was there much
excitement on board the steamer on
her trip down the bay to form in the
parade and that occurred when the
Lawrence collided with the steamer
Ponce of New York No one was in
iurcd
Maj Edward NJ. Clark and the Off
c2rs of the Governors Foot Guards of
Connecticut, gave a reception to the
officers of the New York and visiting
regiments At the Sturtcvant house, to-
night.
Ii was thought that Admiral Dewey
would visit his relatives. tonight. at the
Waldorf-AStnria and many persons
gathered there anticipating view Of
the citys guest. They We're disappoint-
ed. however, rs the admiral, weary af-
ter the day aud to be strong for the
other ordeal of tomorrow. preferred to
stay aboard his flagship and rest. He
retired early and the officers and men
Of the Olympia saw to it that he was
not disturbed.
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cable the boats were launched ann thc
work Of transferring the passengers be
gan.
Thc Montfart took -50 of the passengers.
ana the steamship Grcrian. which soon
after came in sight took the remainder,
excepting four. who decided TO return 10
England IN he steamship Monterey. thu
next vessel "a appear FnTty-iiyc az the
crow also went on this boat.
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AS usually treated a sprain will dis
able the injured person for three or
four weeks, but If Chamberlain's Pain
calm is freely applied a complete cure
may be effected in a very few days.
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
cuts, bruises and burns. For sale by
Jno Coughlin, III Water street, drug
gist.
tu,th, sat IF
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JOhnS0n'S An0dyne Liniment.

The new size contains over three times
IS much as the old accent style. The
superior quality of this Anodyne has
never been equaled in a century.
Every Mother needs it in the house.
Our book % INFLAMMATION froe Price
rs AID SEC. l. s johnson g. Co., Bos on, Mass.