The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
WAY DOWN m DIXIE.
Interesting Items Prom oar sister states
In the South.

on the platform of the sleeper and is sup
] posed To have lost her balance and fallen OF.
. W men the train was stopped and backed Go
the place where she fcil. she was found
walking about. with no broken bones but
/ holoiesslN insane. Her head strnck the
ground with great force when She fell. press
ina thc skull on ihe brain in such q manner
as 20 render her insane.
CnyEcH circles id Birmingham were yes
ierdaY stirred from centre 90 circumference
hl am editorial in ihc Christian Advocate.
the organ of the Methodist Church. a mag
niuccnt new church is being erected by the
I Episcopal Church. and tO assist in raising
money the ladies' OF that church are getting
zap kirmcss. The Christian Advocate
contained the following editorial: "lhe
rigors of icntcn piciy have about
subsidized. and the next thing in oT-
der now is toe kirmc-s, sort Of
/ International dance. with some Of
tac most Infamous and degrading features
oi the german attached. such things are
bad enough when carried on by men and
I women of cine world. bat when inauguraiDd
aud pafrou.fcd hy "a so-calied church ii Us %
/ positive disgrace 90 tne name of 'hreiiani-
+ lf. s. church that VIII do such things for
/ the PURPOSE OBJ making money is rotten 40
| Che very core and ought to DE- stamped out
/ oi existence ht fhe aroused righteous lndie-
uau,u of an outraged public.' This has
aroused intense feeling. and DO is impossible
I o. -ay what the outcome VIII DE.
Tm negro Bishop IL. NJ. Turner, well
/ known Boo iho South. and specially in Geor-
gla. delivered % remarkable address in Bos-
/ ton recently. Bishop Turner i1ld his hear
crs very plainly that Doe was in favor Of the
/ Butler Dim asking congress tu appropriate
] $4,000. 900 fo aid iln negroes iO leave tht
I South Tie said Chat ihc nation really owes
/ the negroes about eiHNi1NftVil to compcn-
saiefhem for iheirllabordurIug slavery times
and should appropriate Chat amount 90 es-
] fanlish them DOB "a country Oi Their own. ne
] has no faith iu tho future of the negroes
/ here. but admits that they arc getting along
pretty well in fhe South. ln Georgia The
/ bishop feels a- free ns in Boston. Tie fears
fh1f woremln from fho Norih WnlNnluence
Southern workmcn so that they viii in time
refuse t0 work with the negroes, but DE
! looks for no such osiraeism a- prevails in
/ the North.
ATLANTA viii. m sixty days. have anoih-
)or gas factory. The rev plant WILL now
/ ever. u uu way compete with ine gas come
iuanv DOW doing business. and viii ne used
| only o. manufacture gas WIN Muicu I'D iiiu-
/ inmate railroad cars. Mr. W illiam ~ dNln-
| general agent Of the llntsch gas li-ni.n-
/ inc department of the Safety Car Heating
and IIehtiu. Company. is in Atlanta. and
! it i- OWING t0 bis efforts chat ihe new plant
| f. f0 Doc erected The pinfsch gas lighting
sr.iam has Cor several years been extensive
! lfu-od hv fhD Northern railroads. but Dc was
NOT until three weeks ago thal amy southern
road could Dee induced 90 assume the exc
/ ronse of maxim. ihe required alterations
for the comfort aud safety of their pssen-
GERS.
ABOUT tenn days ago Milton IaIley. me-
/ gro who lives near Dallas. G1.. WAS Dii lcu
/ hy % dog supposed i1 have been mad. +hi-
tom was Nory uneasy and went at once i1
/ TNrhurn. G1.. On have ihe famous maidstone
boo tle possession of Dr. IIdWril. 0l That
] place. applied. The iidWelI stone proved
/ Ineffective. and thn negro returned ODD a
/ .nlir. Hearing thlf 81 nclo Jimmie Cole.
"a citizen of This county. bad % stone.
I Milton Immediately went OBJ have 10 applied.
/ Mr. Cole has applied the Stone many tam
during ihe past four days. and each time Do
/ bias adhered i0r from 0ne-h1ii l0 three hours.
People in tine community DO which Milton
lives. are BEGINNING iu fear and avoid him.
/ hHf Is they have implicit faith iu tne eiii-
cacy 0f fhe maidstone. and a- Milton Us app
/ PLYING 10 constantly. no trouble l- expected.
AT New Orleans, Mrs. George Garnet
/ who Wa-al0uo with her baby boo the house.
startled The ne-h10rl01d by cries Of
/ .wafch.~ .lra." "mmdcr.' etc. w hen
people reached tle house they found Ml7.
GarLe. ou the pavement with her baby in
herarm.. >ne stated lhai some One tried 10
get into the house. and becoming alaimt d
sle t10k Der baby ANA jumped OUT ol lAt
window. The house was 7e'i'heu' Dul n'
one was found.
iiA ~. '.,.,.,'l.. 'f s,i..or
''', 49,. '.' , 'r i,n.hi.-
,,t,i..' l,diy friohfafed m1f..
r,r t,,., ,.aals after lis eapture Doe would
mo-, -l0cnoniaebunh n Dis ccll. but crawicd
under fia bad at night. for lo.r that some
ono misbf shoot him through thc bars. lie
fully expected 90 be iynched, and begged
IJmier Fallen 90 protect him.
f,.,,,.,..r,, .ro.,f- tha ten.rf.r ON tne
>',, S.rt tTor,l. Who DISTINGUISHED and
ii-.raced. a- weIl himself hN hiding inshe
grand jury room in Obj. celebrated llacA
divorce conspiracy ease, Wi- 400 o'N lNI'i
nf Squire iiNiltiaN. oi hiIiiln '-'.
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