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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Making the Desert Blossom a> ihc
 Hose.

Tie Los Angeles Herald says that Mr. c. ". Durbrow and Mr. C. ~. shaw with their WOnted energy anu iureslgh; have secured .JuJ Bcres 0f land in tue very sink Ci the Colorado dcser; Iud adjaceut Co the station at lniio. Ite:e is a series of sand dunes hear th, tsva and the wind blows through zap lE these, crosses tte head Of little valley diarunally, strikes tue EIlis opposite and then skirts along taGt range. lhIs leaves a strip of some sixteen miles long reaching down the htt.e valley from IudiO and Walters end some fouF nile wide VMch is not subject to the overflow of tLs sands e tle desert. Tbs region is a fac sand and loam, where yInes, pepper aud eucalyptus trees grow t1 reflection. The musCat grage ripeas ;Lere Ls early gs the first f June
 These elieTFrisinC gentlemen pro p1se c. siuk ar;csisn wells Go irrlgate tlis tract and plant it t0 vires.
 Tue s. ?. Co. has a well at Iudio which is Rb0ut i0J feet deep n which the water rises t) within fonr fee; of the surface. 4 section of the strata passed in boring tEIs well shows as follows: Eighteen feet of loam, twtnty-twO feet of guicksand, fifty nine feet cf clay to C stratum Of wattr-bearing gravel.
 l. k a great venture, such cs only men of enterprise would dare t0 touch. aud t is Co be hoped that such darirs energy mRy be rewarded with tle rich ct possible results.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
SUMMONS,
IN THE COUNTY CoUEr Or rt1, ,....,-

IN THE COUNTY COURT Or HE ,a,-r | ty of Pima, Territory of Ariza-r. ~ 70
 Gee itH Barney, piainfiit, against Is-..-.r Barney. dcfendaEt.-suHluurs -'
 Action brousa- m tG" tOu-'y Cont m .4 sor the County of P4ma, in ths Tern. n, .- t, zora.
 James M Barury.
 lou are hereby sum roIe,i a-I ta-.i-..I -... pear in an action brought gssIust 5al rv . above Eamei plaintiff, Ia the Cuulfy Com. . and for the COuaty O Pima, m the lcrrl-,- Arizona. and answer thsCompla.ut nI-dD.-. - Clerk of this Court, gt Tucson. iu -aid r....- tg crpy gf w. lTh comp amt ucc0rlpaI.-- ?. ' saulm Irsl yIt1iu tEclty days lrv-lr.... of the day o- serUce) after fl. vice UrOn yuI of this suu-.ar- s served iD this county; iut if -s.vs .-. of the County and within tins d.-t-.c-. f..- within thirty cays; iu 6H other cases f-.- days.
 Ani you are hereby notified that # yu-, r..... appear and answer rhH complain ss 5la... - quirei the rlal-tll . ... rfp.. 60 t.a tul-. -.- the rellvl demand, q Ia her comi il44at, r- a,--. and disbursements in this behalf exLerG.l
 Given under my haud and the zeal Of Tn. -..f County Co rt, a- Tucson, tlls 5tA dag c. r.. A. D.. ls-o,
 ISEtL.I V. B. HGETuy. t.1-.. W J5-I0N By EsASE b. HEBEFuED, Bs-s-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

LOCATIONS Moves mine, Pima district, June 18th, 1886, by Joe Goldman.
 DEEDS. Maria Jaime de Gay. of Stafford, Ora bsm Co, 10 Pompeyo Jaime. of the same place, part of lot 3, block 229, Tucson; $500.
 Carl Birkenfeld to Anton HIttinger, lot 46 by l50 feet, corner of Ninth street and First ayenue, Tucson, sSJ0.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Marriage certificate, Freak $. Ander- son and Miss Eulalis Altsmirsno by Rev. Aug. Morip. July 29, 1886. Bond of Zan L. hdbsll as Notary Public, with II. E Lacy and E. B, Gif- ford as trustees.
 Lis pendens, Howard E Banes vs. F. A. Stevenson and James k. Brown; to quiet title to the Anne mine, Pima dis trict.
 Cattle brand and vent ot Juans Kaphsn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
\ Fabrica;or.

ED. CirizES:-We notice an article iu the Daily Epitgph printed in Tombstone Arizona, written by one oi our home, and we'll known craaks, who signed his name, L. P, stating that we need rain and the city is deGd. and Mr. NJ. has gone with his best girl to his ranch to see his stock die, and Mr. D. is watch ing things from the housetOp; and at- tackiug our smelter and Narrow Gauge people Sc., and says; "Parties from the east have procured subsidy oi Sj0,C0J when j0.OOO tons of ore are reduCe ]. Also SlOOOO was tO be divided between two or three prominent citizens of Tue son, etc"
 As to the shelter prOpisitIon, It Is Q matter that from a financial stand point interests every citizen of PIma county and will benefit alike those who kick
 against the proposition and those who
 are Iberal minded and pay their good money for the benefit of all. As to the
 subsidy, We think the parties from the east are smart enough to take care of it | when they get 1t, aud those who pay theIr money care not wfat becomes of l the subsidy II those eastern parties carry out their contract, which they must do
 before they receive cents of the Sj0,- l 0OO,' This has resolved itself down 10 [ the private business of the llberal people
 of Tucson, who subscribe the money and | the company who are going tO erect the
 works. We cire but httle whether they
 take the proposition east and raise the
 money or where they get it. Yet we would rather they would bring It from ! the east, as It Is so nIce, you know how | 1t IS yOurse ves, ID Tombstone, to have Q | few thousand tO come west.
 The people who are building the Mar | row Gauge are eastern fOiEs and are doing all they agree tO and are heartily welcomed by Gll who have public spirit and the good of the country Rt heart
 and should fall ot dew undo any of
 their work they wIlI do 1t over again. | Finally We V! L 60 soy to l.. r. that | we will take the capitol and all the new
 railroads We can set, also all the smel- | ters. We are very glad to boast of ! having the best range of mountains
 west of the NississIppI river filed with | the necessary ores tO supply a large
 shelter plant. NIT. F.. r. pleGse say something good for the city and county | that has done so much for you.
 | i SUBSCRIBER TO THE ENTERPRISE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
An Ariznnn pnrtN-

Judge ". B. Benson and family Tombstone. 4. T.; Judge !. c. Shields and family. Prescott. 4. T., Judge w. II. Barnes and family. Tucson, i. 1T. Assoclate Justice, W. W. Porter and family. Phenix, \. T; U. $. Marshal W. k. Meade 6nd family. Prescott, A. T. Clerk |. :. Court, J. II. Martin and fsnl. fly, Tucson 4. T.
 The above party are at the St. Elmo, where they intend remaining some weeks. during which time they will visi' the entire surroundings and city of Los Angeles. Angeles Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
The Drowned,

The man found dead in the Grand Canal yesterday by the Zsnzero was brought down to town last evening, and the Coroner empsnneled 6 jury and proceeded to investigation of the circum- stances. It was found that bis name is ID. Nj. Brasweil snd that he had been seriously oyerheSted on Sunday hand Ing grain, and it IS supposed he went into the canal, the water not being over two feet deep at that point, and was taken faint or with cramp. or fell in snd was unable to get out. The jury's yer dict was in accordance with this theory, and that he died from oyerhest.- Phe- niY Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
In NcInnrIaHl.

DIED In Criiteude1, Ariz-. on Monday, July 2j, lSSj, %. el zen o'clock, a. h., Of typhoid fever, Aiic Perre,h.
 She was ouc of Cur mos: esteemed young ladies. in the fu!l bloom uf lie, being but eighteen years of age She leaves a father, mother, four brothers and three sisters gUd host Of friends to molrn her Untimely 0eath.
 Sine has resided among us for only nine months and during this snort pe riod her kindness and amIabie disp'si- ton had made Der friends c; all who knew her.
 It is indeed sad to par, with loved ones, but let us remember that they are not l0st-not dead-blt that they have only gone before us to brighter home beyond.
 The bereaved family have the sym pathy Of the whole community in tEIs their ur Of siiliclion. The burial took place Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock, the Rev. D. MsFawn officiating.
 JEAN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Legal Blanks l! For Sale at the CITIZEN Of.cc.
DlsTKICr COukT BLANks.

Af oav.t for Attachment. Undertaking: on Attachment. lEcictmen-s. :. erin's Certificates of Sale of Real Ez..t, .a
 Execution.
 PROBATE COUET BLANKS. Order directing Notices Co bo given to rr.ll. 57. Notice Ot time HI psiute fHr proving WIlI Certificate of Wiil and facts found. Order directing posting Notices of Api i.-r. ..a
 for Letters Or AG--l-l istl st.a-4, Citations. Creditors Clam, Order appointing Administration Bonds of AamiEJs.rHtor and EZeCutor. Order agpoiutng AqTrsisefs, Order sppoiut.ii. time for Probate of N.l and
 directing yGbhcat On of Notice co -.ar. Order appointing uu.e and place for lir.-.rI
 Application Co cell Pcrsuual 'ruIerJ. and
 directing >,0Ice Co be l1yeH, Order tO chow caUse vLy order Of Fbls rf Req
 E-tate should not n~ .Ldc Order Eg pointing, sale ol Personal Property, Order Ot Snie ui Psra1uHl Property, Order appointing day for settlement of EC-.u.
 and directius Notice Co ba given. Notic1 of tune cot for Settlement of Accu1ut BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING q. s. pAI
 ENIs TO MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit of CItizeuship. Affidavit of lyc hundred dolla-E iUpr0Icu-. rts Agreement ~Ith FUhiisher7, NotIce of aupIcariuu iur J.S. Patent. CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COUET Complaint a claim and delivery Of rsrronI
 Property. Uuder,akirg on claim and delivery O: Fersoaa Aaidayiit ca clam and deIvers or Isrsosai Aafdar'r .,.r ...'.. vi brrcat sagir=t Q Ees.-rs. Underfl.El.-. ur .lt..ll,Ias suJ, Writ of Atiaclle-i, E1ecu'iou. NOtIceoi Appeal,
 MISCELLANEOUS BLAEE, Location >otcee, MInIne ueet-. Real t-tafa Dsods, Real ts,.te t-urt rt,r-sss. Power 1l Attorney. Lease Bond for Deed Co MinIug Prope1ly Ackuo7y .edEr euts. AcsnoNI,d-asu's for Man and Wife Attday.f- O! Publication, Notice oi Mining Claim, kOai sfgtlUu Receipts.
 ss~AiI of thess blanks sre printed l ..' fpruiry with tte Statutes uf Arizona -l. "a -.iuI.c -s- of ths Uur1ed .At--. Order- --Lt 1ut of Inc city C, c. D.
 2JO Justice BlankS for s1.tn A pgrEare cOutUirrug th- follow .. blank for jr,tices' toGris, VII 1e a... .. -.' address. postage paid. for t5.ly;
 31 Criminal Complaints
 2D Warrants of Arrest.
 2J SubpEua..
 1JOOmmitl aute.
 2I SuuIlons.
 2OCompiairts on CT. & DI. of rs---tr.s
 20 Undertakings
 3O AHidavIts for Attarirrrr-.
 2D Undertakings uu At,lcLraeat
 3O Wrlts If A-tachmeut-
 1O Executions.
 zl Acknowledgements f-i ie'.
 10 AcknoTiedgmeuts .iaar ald ~ii..-
 10 Rail BOnds.
 10 Supu arions on Appeal.
 2JAlIuirg Locations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Hoilce for Publication
Pr cmD.ieu So.1l5L
L,SD OFFICE AZ TUcs7y, Au.zoS,
 

LIND OFFICF n ICCs1F, AHII0sI-
 July Is. I--. Notlca is hereby gwen that Che ful..q.-- named settler has filed notice os hI- Ir-a--..- to make final proof in support of aI- clam. ...f that saiti proof wal be made hai1~. tas Be- .-.- and Receiyer at Tucson, Ariz1r @. au A ..--.-. 2i. fsei. VIZ: JCss VI. Orc-cC. of Pan --u Pm. county, Ar ,ua. for the NL' O. tae LW.. ,. See Si. TP. l6 5. f. l- F..
 He names the following witnesses t1 prove tI- continuous residence upon, su1 cul-Iya-..- .f said land, viz.
 W. NcCleary. J. Marshall, Miguel TY-ra- .ri L. Waxet-e!d, all of Pantauo, AuyaIa
 B. M. THOMAS. E--.--s-. First publication. July ls, I.-t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Anheuser.Buseh Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent an order for Col Durr not 70 sell Lemp's beer for S250 per dozen, but to sell only the world-renowned, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, Ice-cold. at S250 per dozen or 9 cents per bottle. Delivered to any part of the city without extra charge Wsrum, Darum.
 if. JOSEPH DURR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purifica- ton of the blood IT this Is neSlecteI' the disease urrp,tuates is taint through generation after generation. Among its earlier symp.omltic developments are Eczema, CutaneOus Eruptions, Iu- mOrs, BOils. Carbuncles, ErysipeiaS, Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and fhS- sical Collapse, etc. If allowed 10 con tinue. Rheumatism, ScrOfulouS Ca- tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases, Tubercular Consumption, and Nafl- ous other dangerous or fatal Maladles, are produced by il.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

Thsuiz GGzs;.e.i
 About quarter of our population is ont rGsticItIng, but hais Oi ths number select our tsrritory for zuch purposes.
 Mr. Chilson. of Illiuo.s, aud a promi- neut stock. grower. .s he1e for tbs pur- pose of purchasing a large tract Ot land. say two sections. and seeding IL tO d. iglla.
 From eud after August lss. Austin Darlington will assume charge of our various mail and stage lines, wee James stewart. Mr. Stewart has fully met tine wants Of the people, but the report | CT believes that Mr. Darlington Is also equal t0 the emergency.
 The house of Mrs. Wilson at the north west corner of town was entered a few days ago by couple of boys, the elder being only twelve years Oi age. They ransGckel the premises stole money, quartz specimens and keep-sakeF: des- truyed albums and other articles. They were appreheuicl. returned some of the stolen articles and were again released. It is evident. that we need a reform school.
 The Toul-:oze.I
 The new hosting works OF the Trib- ute mine are almCs; completed, and it IS expected that steam will bs raised and tLc machinery at work early next week
 ITombstolo Dcmocra,.l
 Ilrs. John P. Cum returned Wedues- day from a visit to the eastern states. T.. B. Gage and wife are enjoying metropolitan life gt the Palace iu San Francisco.
 IL costs something over s per head to ship cattle from this yIsI-I.y ;o Kansas City.
 Supervisor T f. White hls been granted leave of absence for 90 days. He will so east.
 Judge J.S Robinson l-l, this morn in- for San Francisco. H. VIII be eb- sent several weeks.
 Dick Eule's cLloriinC operations have thus fur proved moderately suc- cessiul, with casIcys daily increasing for a rich strike.
 tFlurcucs EEtcrp-saI
 NJ. ". C. Calder, who has been con fined to his bed for some weeks past by g carbuCcle, is Eow Btle Co leave hls room.
 Judge J. n. Walker, of ihe Eekol, re- turned from California last week i'm proved 10 health, but has suffered re- lapse and IS now dangerously III.
 < gentleman who arrived here from PLenIx Monday informs us that pinkeye had become almost epidemic among tue horses of that section,
 The Jessie Benton mill turned out Si3NCD in silver bullion last month, al- though the mill rsn only l2 out of each 2i hours. This Is ihs largest monthly oltput yet made st the Benton, and the resu.. IS iue tc the fac: that the ore is growing richer as depth is attained. Ths new vein encountered ID the mIne IS nearly i've times as large as the old vein and the ore is first class. If the product og the mill does not diminish the Benton will soon declare a dividend,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Territorial Topics.
IThe eaizHsr.ld

The-e is not great sight of doubt ,hE: e rsilruGi will pierce this valley on on its way from the Needles, south east.
 The Hen F. l.. L0Hg is again able to tell hts friends, who have SD frequently inquired tEc past day or tv0, what time | Is. Ills watch was returued by eX- press from Tucson, where it was re- captured on @ Mexican burglar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

Itoring ths afflicted to hEAL4A ana h Ai X 4 NESS -. =, -
 me noetor will sgroo to fortei, si ,e00 for sss- uutiartsScn not cared. He roHizjE SO n'i.nI ssnuot get cured of weakness and iie aJ"t%s % G1s sases is owing to e tunpiiSe5le. 1--'-e. l.J I !. rATOEkHEA- r'tt hlfF -sA1-o AA4-'AA Ehich requires spec zl treatmeut
 DR. L.IEBIa's IyvI .oRATcE, No ' 7Slsh OUT pe sullar special treRtr 1ent. is tEe only cure au' PRusTATOLREEt. By lt AhLt'td is Ie7tl' ~ ard tho han - '''',N 7''CTed Laci- rom Lt' !" If pimuIss appear on the face. 1T you become dzti ss. and desUOuOsat, icOk oJt Tor ih7 com piiClton with vital NeAkuecs Cad .ese '' 'l'.I ity Fuo-n Gs PlD-taturrl ca. Li-i4lcla la '- i4F7s -sya h-.u If-- for thc want ut pE"i -i .sri r'ii for this cor1ulIc.tiuI. GEt t.uus- -lis nave t''s' ,Ii tieir property and p4vase4t 4' iLe i+"-I A< fleets.
 Price of either InyigoFafOT. e. Case of Iz bottles. SlH. Sent Co sAs s-u'es9' O''eioo Bcuf eis from ptserI at-ou ,t r H.
 Rr. IfChfg .i Co. treat successI llly ni @ iio- nc au.athy every form of SPECl al4, fIiAf Aif 1r CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or 1susaous druys if vitality Is drEIuod from tEe ooiy numerous diseases follow that hai'e ordl- rzry medical treatment IT allowed Co continue .he unnatural loss causes Ionsu Iptl"n, Di-oe- sss B-izLt's Disetese, Insanity, etj. Cures guar .1rae.i. DIssa-es of the geuiru- IrIunTy ur-.us, Kidneys, liver and blRtder specislly treated. DIS .Aszs OF wONES SPEEDILY CURED.
 duHiided and KesPonsii'ie- pr. Lishlg q Co. from EUEOFE. ErO organized n conp!laucs sith the California MediCal Law. Diploma pro- s1red by regular college education, Htid are acW lu their uiueteeuth year Of special practice.
 Most powerful cleCtrIC belts tres To gaflt1's.
 To PI.JvE TIFF MosDEREUL Pow-H of ,ae IN FtGORAIOE g. BOTTLE GIVEN Jk sAS FI-EE Consultation fres and prlTate.
 Call CT address -
 LIEBIG DiSPEN$AET
 4lO Grory street. San Francisco, Cnl;
 Private entrance, +15 Mason street four blocks ID tiesTy street from kearny. Main entrance Azuuct DIsusu-sry I-us Store. ocl0ddT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Notice to Creditors.

IN THF PROBATE COURT, PINaCUr,.y | Ar,zora. In the matter uf f.- .-,.-. .- r.-cunl Oraoa deceased -Nntrs- tH r-...-.,-- NOIce IS .er,by given by tae rrl.--.-...I eNa.ulcr ,f th- state of Pascu4- t.... #.....- ed. turIr ,-,.ftsrs of. and aN prr-.-- t-.-. -iaims a.-.Jrst tre said d cease eJ Co --. ..-... sam. v.I.u the aecvsfary r0uCh,r-. with. sr- nionjh- after th- first publication of q ..-.. tl tae sand eEe.ujor ar hi- re-iGvlDa .- .. .- ion or Co V. J. Osborn. Tucson, frcur. Dated Tues. Q. Al. Arrl -f !--6
 JJA< t..lt Fxecatsr of ths estate of Tasrlal Oe... ..- ceased
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Ts,II
jy-19-d&w-1m.

ODEEMATT- T1c-on, Jul .yih, ls-d, Co the NIfe Of Br. F. A. Oi-rmhtt a daughter SOTO-In Tu-s,,r,. at tle residence of M-. N. B Appel, July l.h. Co tAe vlfs of Mr. ?. B- sotc' daughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

srrrgf GlI--lgu, ETer1lol L9 D'olctSt ti-A4il'1 If Visior Foi=aa in the Bead; eNce~,e- ID 4rinkinE ntoStcatsng liquors, 'as Vi5.! Enid ,assinr r11haarvsd n the urtus, and mAaS rtnsr d d.saases thst lead to insanity and de,.a Q.
 Dr. Niintie. who is A Regular Thy -it11 GrEdu.ttr og the University cf I"ni,-S Tania MI szrss Co forfeit Five hcn.irrI DoiIars for a case of ta.s Elnd -12 'ttAi g.-tor-tiyc (1rdor his cpeclI advice anc .rsatusut' will not o1re or Tor any stinS lr3pore ,r h irri1ls found 9 it. DS. Alo ID treats al Pu,sto Diseases successfully NitEclt nor ,rry. Generalization f5as- Iaor.1 ugh eNanins- ion ard sdvlos inciEiirs srslysts gf urine s5 f.Ice Of tas VItsl BcGtcra.lrs, - Lou pot .a. ur fb1r tiuss the QusEtf-, s1; se1t Co iuy tjrsos gpOn reSsip. Ut gsics or C- O- D.' ,ecu~a loom observation, and m 5rivate name ias.rsi SF DB. MINI IF. ii ksaTuy Street. san- Francisco. Csi. Bend for list ct CuesiiOSs and Jsr-..h 'at.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application hy --.er stating symptoms, ssE and sae. ctrlct sa-r-cy In regard Go all business transsctious.
 Ua. MISTIE-S Kidney Remedy Hegh- rstican. cures sll kinds os kidney and Bls-sdeI C.upisiuts, G0rorThc-z tflesL, Ls1cor-h1sa, For salo bg all dTuzgi8tsi tl ho-de. all bo ,les 'u- si.
 DH. HTSTIE's Daadelion Fiil- gre The 1a-r sud cheapest DySpepsts and Billions cure r the market. For sale by ell druggists. docIl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to serofula because of superstition that 1t could Dc cured b. & king's touch. The world is ,,-isar novy ana LuoyyS tllt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Great English Remedy.

iss u8ver-fzilinS cuEe
 Tor NsrFOus Debility,
 EEhsnEJed q Nitsilty. bsminai W O @ k D e ess s sperinatoTrh9a, LOST MANHOOD. lmDotan- CT, Psrsly-is. PrOstAtOr lrhms and Ail the terri. be Ofs1ts of sif- lAbase, youthful ioll.ss. land excssses in mature ,ysA-s-such Gs iUss of iMemory Lzssitgds Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

Af 0av.t for Attachment, Undertaking: on Attachment. Indictments, & erIn's Certificates Of Sale of Reai E- stF 70.
 Ezecutlnu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
PrIrc of ri.her InYiEofntOT.
LIFEIc nisPEysAaT

410 Gfory s;rast San Francisco, Cnl. Private entrance, 4J5 Mason street, foar blocks ID ieszy street from kearny. Main entrance Azuuct DisUsu-sry I-us Store. oclDddS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12
THE TRANCE EvASGELlsTs METHODS.
How Mrs Woodworths Shrewd, Manly Look
iEg Husband Makes Her Performances Pay.

Mrs. Woodwork, the cataleptic evangelist,
said gentleman to a Journal reporter, has now
been here three DAYS I was in Kokomo and
other places where her meetings were in prog
ress, attended them. and viii predict what her
programme will be here. In day or two she
will begin to have frances or cataleptic spasms.
There will be good deal Of this sort OF thing,
fer others will have these spasms. Two OF the
girls who are with her can throw themselves into
fits at any time, and Ginger Ale, the Italian.
has the same happy faculty. / have not been
able to determine the exact value of catalepsy to
Christianity.
"About the time the Ats begin Mrs. Wood
worth will commence to abuse the churches and
the ministers. She will insist upon it that she
is prosecuted, and will talk great deal about
her prosecutions by the church and the news
papers. Don't imagine that she is going to con.
tiaue these meetings without taking up collec-
tons There will either be price for adms-
sion taken at the door. or collection will be
taken up. She will sell song books and photo
graphs. Mr.. Woodwork is a business
man. Wherever they have pitched their
tent they have made money. Mrs.
Woodworth's influence is against she
churches, she divides them and brings dis
cord wherever she comes. She never instructs
her converts at all. It is rough and tumble
sort Of conversion; appeal to reason, and
there Is little nothing, after the magnetic in
duence of the woman is removed to hold the
convert. Her converts do not attach themselves
TO other existing churches. She usually starts
new church. the Winebrennarans, or Church
of God, as they call it. Mr.. Woodwork is as
sharp in the money making way as
anybody you can find anywhere. At Willow
Branch somebody put gravel in the pump. which
left Mr.. Woodwork with the only water privi-
lege. and every body had to come to him to buy
water. It Is said they their eating stands
and photograph gallery at these country places
on Sunday, and stand in with the livery men for
commission. Mr.. Woodwork given $500
tocome to the fair ground at Muncie with his COM
bination, and the man who paid it made the money
back out of Sunday admissions to the farmers
At Anderson they we're hired to come by an
omnibus man and the secretary of the agricut-
ural society. So fas as Indianapolis is concerned
they may not make the money here that they
make in smaller places, but if they make ex,
penses here they will doubtless consider they
have done we'll enough, as the advertisement
from the capital Of the State will be worth a
great deal to them next spring and summer At
Muncie one hundred church members signed a
protest against her coming there on account Of
the men connected with the band
Mrs. Woodwork can have trance whenever
she chooses She is perfectly conscious, too, all
the time she is having one. / have seen her
come out OF trance for a moment to give direc-
tons to have window closed that was blowing
upon her, and then go off again into another
trance"