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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
Mr.. CLEVELAND ON FISHING.

Mr.. Cleveland's next contribution to
THE SATURDAY EVENING Posi-, of Phil
idelphia, will be an extremely readable
paper, in which he sings the praises of
his favorite sport.
The Reflections of Fisherman show
very pleasantly the genial unofficial"
side of the former President.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
NANSEN'S IMPORTANT ARTICLE.

In an early issue of THE SATURDAY
EVENING Posi-, Doctor Nansen, the
eminent Arcric Explorer, viii describe
the various pole-seehing expeditions of
the year.
The Importance of this paper lies in
the authors comments, and his predic-
lions as TO the success of the parties.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
DIED AT THE STAKE.
Lynched BV a Mob For killing a
White Woman.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 26-Hen-
ry Noles, a colored man, was Yesterday
burned by mob of citizens for ASSAULT
ing and shooting to death Mrs. Charles
Williams, wife of a prominent farmer,
near Winchester, Tenn, last Friday.
After admitting his crime and asking
his friends to ''meet him in glory" he
died without groan
Noles was captured early yesterday
morning at Water Tank, near Cowan.
Tenn, and was taken to Winchester by
his captors and placed in the county
jail. Sheriff Stewart made haste to bar
rlcade the Jail and protect the prisoner.
TRIED TO SAVE HIM.
Soon an angry mob of several hun
bred men gathered, but Assistant Attor-
ney Gen sral N. NJ Whitaker appeared
and made a speech TO the crowd, urging
them to assist him in allaying the ex.
element and upholding the majesty of
the law. He promised to reconvene the
grand jury to- day in order to indict the
prisoner promptly and have him speedi-
ly tried at the present term of court, as
surfing the crowd cha the man 8 convic-
ton and legal execution were fore
gone conclusion.
This appeal was supplemented by
OuuSe 81. d. AyHCnJ captain w. L. IOl-
ley, and others. No sooner, however
had their appeals been made than sever
al hundred citizens from the neighbor-
hood where the crime was committed
came up and augmented the crowd to
thousands.
oVERPowERED THE OFFICER.
They swept forward upon the Jail,
overpowered the Sheriff and his depu.
ties; took the prisoner, and started at 10:
10 a. m. for the scene of the crime, 10
miles distant.
The mob was determined, and it seem
ed that almost the entire population for
miles around had turned ont to see the
end of the wretched man. The process
sion followed the mob to the William s
home.
MADE A STATEMENT.
Arriving at a point in sight of the
scene of the crime, the prisoner was
placed upon a stump, and chance TO
make statement given to him.
He mounted the stump stolidly, and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
Shot Him Four Times.

In an alteration about his dog, Will
lam p Berry, (white) who lives at 100
E. Broad street, was fatally shot four
times Tuesday night, August 9th at
about IL o'clock at 9th and Canal
streets, by Walter d. Hicks, (white).
He was beating Hicks with brick at
the time he was shot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
KILLED BY A
COLORBD GIRL.
USED Ak WITH FATAL EFFECT ON
A WHITE MANS HEAD.
Details of the Tragedy Near Spring
Mills, in Which ThOs. Brightwen
Lost His Life. Picking Peaches
Started the Trouble.

L1NCHBURG, VA, Sept. 2.-Yhe Mes
Srs Brightwen, brothers of Mr.. Thomas
BTightwel, who was killed on Friday
evening at his home in Appomattox Co.
five miles below Spring Mills, have re-
turned 20 the city. From them the first
details of the tragedy Were learned.
Thomas Brightwell was manager of a
steam sawmill, owned by Mr.. John Ros-
ser, and situated five miles below Spring
Mills, IN Appomattox County. About
. o'clock Friday evening, his days work
being done, he was sitting in front of
his home playing with his two little
children, one of whom begged him TO
get some peaches.
WENT AFTER THE PEACHES.
Right across the road from his house
was piece of land that Mr.. BriVhtweu
as manager for Mr.. Rosser, had rented
TO colored man named Robertson. and
his family, and over there he went TO a
peach tree, from which ne gathered
about half a dozen peaches.
Two daughters of Robertson seeing
what he was doing, began to abuse him.
whereupon he told them TO behave them
selves or be would get switches and
make them. He started back to his
home, they continuing their abuse.
threw the peaches down and started for
their home. When they saw him com
ing they ran into the cabin, one of them
Lottie by name picking up an AK as she
went They both ran up stairs and
closed the shutter to the window.
HEAD IN THE WRONG PLACE.
Mr.. Brightwell was a yerv tall man
so that when he entered the cabin and
STARTED to ascend the darkened stairway.
his head was not far from a level with
the top stairs, where the girls were wait
ing. Lottie raised the ak and brought
the blade down, cutting a cash over his
right eye. Whether this stunned him
feylll probably never be known, but the
(ext blow from the ak split his head
pen, and then as the dying man fell.
girl brought the ak down a third
e ON the back of his head. It is not
Thought that MIR. Brightwel spoke after
he fell, and he was found shortly after
ward by one of his drivers and a neigh
Dor, Just as he was breathing his last.
LEFT THE HOUSE.
The two girls when they saw that
their work was accomplished, opened
the shutter they had closed and jumped
from the window to the ground. They
made their way to neighbours house,
where their mother was stopping. At
ter telling her what they had done, il
was decided that all three had better
leave the neighborhood, and they start
led for their sformer home at Concord.
near which place the mother and one of
the girls was arrested Saturday. Lot
tie, the girl who actually commit ted
the deed, was caught Sunday night in
AppomattoX, at a farmers, where She
had hired. All three were taken to Ap-
pomattox Jail.
Saturday afternoon Justice John Thos.
Lee held coroner's inquest over the
remains, and after hearing seven wit
nesses, verdict in accordance with the
testimony was rendered.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
.ughed as he began his statement.

laughed as he began his statement. He
said;
Tell my sisters and brothers TO meet
me in Glory. l am going to make that
my home. Tell my mother TO meet me
where parting will be no more"
he was then asked whether any one
else was implicated in the crime. Noles
stated emphatically that there was no
one implicated but himself
why did you kill Mrs. Williams ?"
was asked.
81 just done that because had moth
ing else to do. was the reply.
HORRIBLE TORTURE.
He was then taken from the stunp,
bound to n tree with chains, and his
body saturated with oil.
AT lao p. m. a match was applied. and
Instantly the man was enveloped in
flames. Fence rails We're piled about
the burning body, and soon life was ex-
tinct.
The colored man made no outcry at
any time.
AT least 5000 people witnessed the
iynchlng. Many remained until night
fall, augmenting the blaze until the
body was entirely consumed. They
then departed for their homes quietly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07

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MADE A STATEMENT.

Arriving at point in sight of the
scene of the crime, the prisoner was
placed upon stump, and a chance to
make statement given to him.
He mounted the stump stolidly, and
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26
Fads and Fancies.

Handsome designs in out steel and crys-
tai are used for hat ornaments
Leather and calf skin belts are stylish.
The buckle is usually of black enamel
Cypress green and dark brown in velvet
represent one of the seasons combina-
tions in millinery.
From Paris comes the announcement of
a threatened revival of the empire gown
for general, everyday use
Louisine silks and some new armure
weayes are preferred by many mi1liners
to taffeta and liberty satin for drapery eff
There is a great rage for pendants.
chains and brooches. Some chains in Inn
crate prices.
Peau-de-soie and crepe de chine stocks
take the place of the wash ones One in
black and white, richly embroidered, is
marked SIS
Empire chains formed of carved beads
OF gold. pearls, or rose coral are ultra
of pearls is attached.
Arabian lace is used for turban and
soaae in goa m and for g brine met
some picturesque black velvet hats.
Pointed belts of stitched satin or OF
blouse cloth suits The belts fasten on the
side with a hook and loop or button.
For the empire gown may be had wide
with choicer varieties jetted and spangled
and studded with stones of varying d.
mansions.
Stockings never were more gaily pat
termed both for men and women. The
1idCh anu WnlIe combination, IaSn1On ;
favorite, appearing in blocks and stripes
in the fall designs
Silk f1annels and silks for waists were
never more beautiful Those of the
changeable weaves are most exquisite and
particularly modish- Pan-velvet in blue.
polka dotted in white, sells at $3.50 a yard.
In New York many velvet waists are now
being worn
Silver mountings for bags are as popu-
lar as ever Indeed the best jewelers. will
tell you 1t is wiser to have such a mount
ing than expensive silver chain purse
a a ny
OF bag attached and change according
to wear and the fashion
Gun metal is very fashiona BILE. Chains
of gun metal strung with pearls are
shown in a leading jewel shop. The price
IS ks Gun metal links alternating with
those of French gilt and set with rhine
stones, are new and cost SO. Small
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26
DYSPEPSIA OF WOMEN
Requires Treatment Which Acts in Harmony With
the Female System
Letter from Mrs. Wright, President of Brooklyn,
N.Y. Round Table. Proves this Claim.


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ton and and cannot be relieved without curing the original
of attention the letter from Es
O. N. Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26

to do their perfect work.
Sleep alone and in a room by your
self if possible.
Don't get into the habit of sleeping IN
awkward positions or upon one side
only
A one-sided sleeper frequently grows
to be what is called lop-sided. One
shoulder droops, one hip is higher than
the other, lung has less vigor and
even the nose gets one-sided.
Sleeping upon the back with the
spinal column straight is said to give a
graceful carriage.
This position will induce sleep more
quickly than any other. and for that
reason has been called the narcotic po-
sition
Don't bolster the head up with a lot
of pillows. One rather fiat one is
enough.
Don't trouble your souls about the
alleged beauty sleep that can only be
procured before II at night. So long as
by narcotics or StirnulantS, and is taken
in long draughts, any of the night
hours will answer.
Helen Gould Saves Pennies
Standing in almost the center OF
Helen Gould's white dressing table in
her boudoir. says the New York Tin IS,
and seeming oddly out of place among
the silver-toppede toilet pieces, a young
lady friend of hers saw one of those lit
tie iron penny savings banks such as
the children of the less wealthy COM
monty have
why do you disfgure your dresser
in this fashion," asked the friend. Miss
Gould looked at her questfoner with
mild expression of reproach. That"
said she, lis for my babies. It's just
one of those ordinary little fresh air
fund boxes. have pennies sometimes
to save, and why shouldn't lay babies
profit by them %
You dear thingi" said the girl. VINO,
as soon as she got home, impeuuously
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26
Hurry and Worry.
THEY CAUSE WRINKLEs.

THEY CAUSE WRINKLES.
Do You ever notice the expression OF
a Woman'S face when she is in a hurry ,
Just look at the pretty young wife who
tells you that her work is never done
Notice as she rushes from one self
imposed task to another how she sets
her red-lipped mouth and the awful
scowl that disfgures her fair young
brow. Now a woman's face is like any
malleable substance. In the beginning
1t is smooth and unwrinkled and only
when the spirit of unrest takes posses
sion of her does it begin to show the
cunning power of mind over matter,
says the Sunday Chronicle.
A placid woman has few lines upon
her face at 60.
The woman always in q hurry or a
worry will have a set month and crisis
cross marks on her brow at So. And
wrinkles formed from such cause never
can be eradicated until the subject has
reformed-until the fretful woman
learns how to control her chatting spirit
until she can say. Peace, be still"
to her soul and find it obedient
To know how to rest-to be willing
to rests the secret in many cases of
a woman's beauty and the greatest pos
sible help in maintaining a youthful
appearance
The way to rest from mental fatigue
is to take bodily exercise of a healthfuI
kind that demands sufficient attention
to divert the subject from her grief
Once when / was very i'll the trained
nurse III dllenOdnCe INFORMED with
great solemnity that 1 should never get
well until I stopped thinking And I
mentally added this lady to an already
long list of cranks. each of whom had
asked me to do impossible things on
the promise of regaining health thereby.
j had not then learned that one can
stop thinking in the sense that one can
drive worrying thoughts clear away
and shut the door on them
Get Out of Doors.
The best way to learn how to stop
thinking is the gradual method When
you are nervous. worried, fearful and
overtaxed, heart and brain, don't Sit
down and think things over. under the
impression that you are resting Get
out of doors and take a spin on your
bicycle, or, If you are so happy as to
own horse. take a swift canter of an
hour You cannot for your life do any
worrying on horseback or on a wheel
Walking is of all exercises the least
efhcaclous In the rest line for a tired
brain. Unfortunately one can take ones
worries out walking There is nothing
TO forbid Whereas. the guiding of the
wheel or the controlling OF the horse
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26

aDEAR Mrs PINKHAMFor two suffered less with
which degeneated unfit
duties moth
felt like stomach
nothing help permanently
Vegetable Compound
happily find that it like fine in few
began digest food My
weeks different bottles
used
Mrs MAGGIE WRIGHT Van Voorhis St. Brooklyn, N Y.
low a Cured.
Some lime wrote
in womb had aeache headache bearing down pains and pro-
After
took
new
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Vershre 1901.)
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26

A few of the Christmas novelties in
gloves have already made their appear
ance in one of the Topeka stores and
are entirely different from anything
ever seen in the glove line before.
The most striking is white kid
glove, fastened with one big pearl clasp
and having regular gauntlet cuffs about
three inches wide, made of broadclOth
in various colOrs such as black. red or
blue and trimmed with gold braid half
an inch wide and big gold buttons. The
buttons are only for ornament and the
cuff fastens underneath with a hook
and eye. One peculiar feature of these
clasps is that they are detachable and
may be worn with any glove. They are
really for street wear but it is said that
they will also be worn in the evening
Another novelty is the full length
mousquetafre glove, which laces from
the elbow clear to the shoulder: it is
said that some of these gloves have col
ored lacings. Such a glove as this sells
for about five dollars
1t seems that gloves as well as taller
made gowns are losing their simplicity
and are coming in for their share of
trimming One glove shown fastens
with big pearl clasps and has a garni-
ture on the back of fancy lacings and
tassels.
Another innovation is the glove that
fastens on the SIDE: it has a fancy ar
set a big pearl clasp which fastens the
glove. These are for evening wear.
Costly Fad.
As gem set lace has become the fash
ion women with leisure have found
new amusement and are patiently
adjoining shoulder straps. fichus and
collarettes with seed pearls and pearls
of all other sizes. Dainty fans of Brus-
sells lace VIII be powdered with opals,
emerals, sapphires and such colorful
stones. although brilliants also will be
popular for the novel purpose, and gar
nets with their rich, deep tint, may be
expected to emerge with the others
from their long and ignoninious seclu-
sion.
The stones to be used in this decora-
ton are specially m ounted, with tiny
loops attached by which to secure them
1t is said that in England several wo-
men of fashion have actually studied
the goldsmith's art in Florence and Mi
Ian and melt their own gold and make
their own necklace, bracelets and buck
les. Others have taken up enameling
on metal, and there seems to be a gen
eral craze for the decorative arts among
English women of social prominence.
One titled woman is embroidering a
set of satin panels for the walls of the
drawing room in one of her country
houses.