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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-31
HOUSES AND STORES FOR rem r.

HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM
EOR RENT. dwelling No. "a Tattnall street;
IL modern Improvements Apply 70 GEO.
w. PARISH.
HOUSE. seven rooms; back piazza; water;
II SIC; near Duffy; 2S5 Montgomery. Apply
-
TOR RENT. several desirable houses; modern
II improvements and in excellent order; well
located. sALOMON COHEN.
EOR RENT. house, No. 1ss Barnard and Boil
ton street. Apply No ls9 West Broad.
nor RENT. residence. Liberty and Barnard;
Il one Tattnall and Harris and No. = Jeffer-
son street AL have modern improvements and
in first-class order. ID. b. LESTER
NOR RENT OR LEASE. the Whitfield build
Il ing, now temporarily used as the County
Court House; it is a handsome new edifice eugi-
bly, located, strongly constructed and well
given sept /. 1890 Apply TO JOHN SULII-
VAN, Treasurer Union Society.
FOR SALE.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, part cash. buys
" lot down town; don't miss this. Address
MYRES, News.
NOR SALE, a small bateau sail boat. in good
4 order; very cheap. BOAT. News office.
DROGREssIvE PoOLER LOTS AT AUG
L TION-On Tuesday. August 5, will sell
at Court House in Savannah, Choice building
lots at Pooler. One-thrd cash, balance two
dollars per month without interest @. L.
MILLER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
NOR SALE, a tract of land on Central rail
Il road, near Brewer, of 1913 acres, Of which
twenty acres is cleared and balance heavily
tmbered, which alone is worth the price asked;
has large frontage on railroad; has a six-room
house partly furnished. For full particulars
q Vol
Real Estate, 1856 Broughton street.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-Drummers samples
"a OF due Cigars to be sold regardless of cost
GAZANS, BroughtOn street.
nor SALE at the court house on Tuesday,
II Aug S, a lot S0xi0O Anderson and
Burroughs street c. II. DoRSETT.
TOR FALL PLANTING, Fresh Turnip and
Il Bean Seed, at HkIDrS.
NOR SALE, 500 Upright Chickering Piano.
Price Sl15 cash. Apply at 1877 Hall street.
IGOR sALE-A few choice lots left at $50, 400
Il and $75: monthly payments; good invest
ment. R0BT. II. TATEM.
&c. GLASS, Pure Grape Juice, at HEIDT's
~ Fountain.
NOR SALE, ton head first-cIass work rnules
Il suitable for heavy hauling; good condition.
prices reasonable, by W. II. BITCH, Bitch,
ENOR SALE, lot on Henry street. near Jefrer-
son Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINE.
Executor.
LNNE HORSES, pair black mares. pair hay
u horses, single drivers, saddles and mules
GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
| NOR SALE,
Il Two !, zoos gallon locomotive TANKS
Twenty-Five standard IL, 200 pound plat
form cars.
Five 2O-ton freight locomotives
Two 30ton freight or passenger locuno-
| tives, with Westinghouse air brakes
Five cotton passenger locomotives, with
Westinghouse air brakes
Apply for particulars to McDONOUGH & CO.,
Savannah, Ga.
NJ EW ROAD CART and Harness for sale
~ cheap. GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
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WANTED position as stenographer and
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w writes good hand and is quick at figures
with wholesale house. Address A, Morning
News office.
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LOST.
FOUND.
SHINGLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

II EST NEAL in Savannah at Dining Rooms.
ID 81 Broughtoh street Meals at all hours.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-31
CALENDAR.

It seems to me we can never give up longing
and wishing while we are thoroughly alive
There are certain things we feel to be beautiful
and good, and we must hunger after Them
George Eliot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-31

HOUSE. seven rooms; back piazza; water;
II Sic; near Duffy; 2S5 Montgomery. Apply
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DOSITION wanted by fully competent and
experienced boookkeeper with wholesale
house Address ACCOUNTANT, this Office
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-07

val som de kara embetsbr8derna syntes af.
ven vardera mitt bes6k, hvilket de bland
annat bevisade pa det sattet, att de till
skolan sammansk6to $50, deraf $45 kon-
taut och delta oaktadt prof. wahlstr0m
redan bes6kt dem pa sin insamlingsresa
och da fatt hvad skaligt var. Denna upp.
muntran gifver mig anledning att, ON Gud
will, vara med pa missionsm6te Atwater,
dit f6rsamlingens pastor bj6d mig vara
Valkommen och der jag hoppas vannerna
afven villa upptaga ett 'friuilliqt ofer''
till help att fylla min kista, sem rymmer
100000 dollars. Sa smart som den ar full
skall jag komma med glade upp pa kullen
vid st. Peter for att begrafva skolans
"bj6rnar" och 6fverlemna dem at evig
gl6mska, fall var konfe-ens sedan kuude
bedrifva sin skolverksamhet utan att pa
taga sig nagon betydligare skuldb5rda, sa
skulle den visst handla "mycket visligt";
och Jag tror att den kan det, ON pastorer
och f6rsamlingar endragtigt arbeta derf0r.
Men jag far val nu sluta. annars fruktar
jag vara van'iga och tillm5tesgaende re-
for SKAFFAREN "a anledniBg att
vinka pa hufvudet och klaga Diver "lan.
ga" artiklar och knappt ON utrymmet.
Far dock mamma imam jag slutar, att jag
amman vara Sillerud B0nes0ndagen, i
Tracy tisdagsafton d. Is mai XII. 7.45 och
Walnut Grove onsdagen den IA XII. half
elfva f. m. och Betania enligt pastor
Norstr0mss utlysning.
Vanligen af eder insamlare
ANDR. JACKSON,
nox %Ior
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-07
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

GuUern6r 4MiLJer af N. Dakota har
bestamt tisdagen den mai till tradplante-
ringSdag.
5. DGhOtGs repNbIiIcdnsEsa statsko-
mitee afhaIler mote Huron, s. Da., den 8
maj for att bestamma ON fragor hUrande
till statskonventet.
Grand Ar'ny of Republic hade for.
liden vecka slit vanliga lagerm0te Grand
Forks, N. Da,, hvarvld Geo. B. Winship
valdes till commander.
D0dfuI. Col. M. w. Greene, en- af
Nordvesterns NEST framstaende jurister,
afled Fargo. N. Da., f1rliden onsdag.
Han var kand SOM ell stor talare.
En- 6delG0gdnoe slcOgsetd utbr6t
onsdags skOgen och tim merupplagen So
der ON Mandon, N. Da. Eden uppkom
en- vedh6g. hvarifran den, ford af den star
ka vinden. spridde sig till skogen.
WilLtam Everett Bismarck, N. Da.,
har af iuryn blifvit tillerkand en- skadeer-
sdttning pa $1,000 for skada liden North
ern Pacific banans tjenst. Stamina boag
har l en- AMMAN SAX adGmts att betala
$500.
En- hGJtig eIdsUdtia utbr3t torsdags
l Winter, Barnett & Comp. Dry Goods af-
far Chamberlain, 8. Da., hvarvii varor
f6rst6rdes till varde af $1,000. Lagret var
till EN- del assureradt, sa att firmans for
lust anslas till IS, 900.
PrGirieeII0r rasade f5rliden vecka |
distriktet vester ON Sioux reservationen,
skrifves det tran Pierre, s. Da. En- far
mare f6rlorade so kreatur och undslapp
sjelf meo knapp nod att tillsatta lifvet.
Det pastas att indianerna anlagt elden.
PrOhsbiti0ntster,aG jubla. Fran
Huron skrlfves den 1 mai dag b6rjade
prohibitionistlagen att tillampas till all
mant jubel det prohibitionstiska lagret.
ALA krogar aro stangda, So att lagen re-
spekteras 6fverallt. En- stor del af dem
som idkat krOgr0relse ga till andra slater,
men manga blifva qvar och sla sig pa an.
nan sysseIsattning. Den protest man van.
tat sig uteblef.
SUiIcna f0rtOppntssgGr. Episko-
palpastorn Garland har satt barnhemmet
Vermillion, s. Da., $14, 900 skuld. under
f6rhoppning att ia bistand af mrs. w. Van
derbilt och mrs. w. Astor. Da underst6t
uteblef, kunde pastorn icke honorera for
bindelserna och delta ledde till att har
blef afsatt. Barnhemmet star nu tom
och de f5raldral6sa barnen aro sanda til
New York.
IbeUdttntsaOsfrdg0n. Col. Nettle
ton, medem af F0renta Staternas kommis
sion for artifciell bevattning, ankom f6rli
den torsdag till Hitchcock, s. d., for at
unders0ka en- artesisk brunn, som lemnad
vattenkraft for drifvandet af en- mj0lqvarn
SAINT bevattnade en- farm pa 100 acres
FIera framstaende geologer hafva bes6k
dessa trakter for att studera bevattnings
fragan. och synas de omfatta planen 10
EFT reguliert bevattningssystem med stor
intresss.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-07
rUsTAvUs ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

Tiden for skolarets sfslutning nalkas
med snabba steg. Endast en- vecka till
och dess dagsverke med ty atf6ljapde stri-
der, bekymmer och fr5jder ar andadt.
Som innevarande skolar ar af sarskild
vigt och betydelse for Gust. Ad. College
skolan utgifver namligen ar den for
sta upplagan af nybakade (graduerade)
studenter skulle det med glade och
tillfredsstalle Sc, att manga af dess be-
skyddare och vanner komme tillstades vid
afslutningsh6gtiden 0m man atminsto-
ne en- gang ON aret vore stand att vid
skolan samla en- taIrik skara af represen-
tanter fran v8ra f0rsamlingar, skulle otvif-
velaktigt f6reningsbandet mellan skolan
och konferensen ALT mera starkas, vardet
af den samma h6gre uppskattas och sko-
Ian derigenom istandsattas att battre
fylla sin utomordentliga mission. Och
den lampligaste tidpunkten for en- sadan
samling af Sveas for Sam kunskap och
sund bildning nitalskande s6ner och d0tt-
rar till en- upplifvande skolfest wore franz
for ALT tiden for skolarets afslutning.
Skulle icke delta sasom nagonting split
ter nytt vid Gust. Ad. College kunna sat-
tas verket redan i ar?
Den mera namda afslutnings festen ia
ger ar sin b0rjan tisdagen den 13 mai
med offentliga examina, hyilka paga tveD-
ne dagar, SAINT afslutas den Is maj XII. z
80 g. m. med commencement, hvarvid sko-
lans f5rstlingar, alta till antalet, komma
att / valtaliga ordalag adagalagga, hvad
de duga till.
Pa tisdagsqvallen den Is hafva skolans
tvenne literara sallskap for afsigt att blu.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-07

Hastigt d0dsfaH. Senator James B
Beck nedf0ll l6rdags d6d a Baltimore 4
Potomac banans station Washington
Han hade Just sallskap med sin dotte
ankommit fran New York.
K0ragressnsan Ha,sgen har foresla
git att West Superior, Wis.,, matte "a fir
utleverering af postsaker. Han f8rs6kel
atminstone att g6ra nagot for slit distrikt
utan att begara anslag till regeringsbygg
nader.
General Grants enIca har slagit sic
pa f6rfattareskap. Hon halIer nemligeu
pa med att nedskrifva sina memorler. Bo.
ken Or icke afsedd att offentliggoras, utan
endast for familjen och nagra mera intima
vanner.
Fatalt faU. F6rliden ousdag hedra
sade en- stallning till Swift & Co. Chica-
60 tre vaningar h6ga ishus, hvarvid 10
arbetare st5rtade ned fran en- hold af 80
fot och ledo svara skador. Iva af dem
oAciNo chduduc.
Den eleistrisEa 0frGttningen af
den d0dsd6mde Kemler New York har
blifvit uppskjuten. Fangens sakf0rare
lyckades utverka en- Habsas Corpus pro
cess, enligt hvilken F6renta Staternas
H0gsta domstol resolverat saken for ny be-
handling.
Tacoma Irtbtsnen heter en- ny fore
teelse inOm den svensk- -amerikanska pres
sen. Till slit yttre ar tidningen snygg,
och f6rrader innehallet, att en- van hand
sysslar dermed. Antagligen har tidningen
uppkommit for att f8rsta hand tillse
landsmannens intressen staten Washing
ton.
De EdtOtsite presterna Iowa hafva
en- It'd varit lufven pa hvarandra, angaen-
de tolkandet af nagra kyrkohistorska upp
glitter. Slutligen ledde tvisten till, att EFT
mote kOm till stand Dubuque, der de
v6rdade faderna diskuterade kyrkohistori-
Ell fran perm till perm. ON de blefvo
klokare haraf, veta de kanske icke en- gang
sjelfve.
Eft prejsIdiIcat. F6renta Staternas
H6gsta domstol har upphaft H6gsta dom
stolens Iowa utslag, enligt hvilket staten
har raft att lagga beslag pa rusdryck,r,
som impOrterats till Iowa. Landets Hog
sta juridiska myndighet har resolverat, att
staten visserlgen, sedan varan blifvit i'm
port6rens egendOm, kan f8rbjuda dess
forsaljning, men att den deremot ej kan
f6rbjuda varans transport fran en- stat till
en- AMMAN, emedan detta DR. EFT ingrepp
lagen ON den gemensamma handeln sta
terna emelian.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-07

da de tillstadeskommande pa lackra ratter
hemtade fran den sk6na vitterhetens for
radshus. Paf0ljande qvall, den IA, skol
s8ngarne och "spelemannen" upptrad,
och lata en- s. k. collegekonsert "a af sta
peln. Likmatigt gammai god sed ocl
alldenstund skuld annu haftar vid pipor
| geln, komma de vid konserten narvaran
de att affordras en- billig intradesafgift
Vanner och beframjare af konst och We
tenskap, hedren oss med EFT bes6k, och "
tro oss kunna utlofva, det skolen kama
eder rikligen ersatta for den ringa upp-
offring af It'd och penningar, som derf0,
komme att g6ras.
En- vecka till och, SEN ar det varsta Of
yer tanka larjungarna och larjunginnorna
vid skolan. Sedan komma festligheterna
och bes0karne och afskedet. Sedan arc
vi fra. Nej, for de fiesta betyder ferie-
tiden ganska h8rdt arbete. De allra fiesta
hafva intet f5rlag att lita pa, utan de ma
ste skrapa ihop uppehalle for nasta skol
Or. De fiesta hafva nu sina platser be-
stamda och veta hvart de skola ga. Man
ga hafva uppdrag att under sommarma-
naderna halla barnskola, leda gudstjan~
sterna och s5ndagsskolan pa s6ndagarna
SAINT dessutom leda sangf5reningar eller
och b0rja med nattvardsbarnens under
visning. Ar icke delta nog for en- person,
vet lag sannerligen icke hvad som ar.
Men medan man ar ung ar ju arbetet min
DIRE modosamt an for den gamle.
Seniorerna halla som bast pa med att
utarbeta och inlara sina tai for Commence
ment. Amnen, hvilka valts af talarne
Saliva och godkants af fakulteten, aro
som f6ljer: pa svenska: '.Ett minnets
land, en- stor stamtafla ar det h0ga Nor
den" (Tegner) CHARACTERISTIC 0fver Gu
stat IlI"; "Gustaf Adolfs skolans framtid";
"Ej herskar minnet ensamt, hoppet Dor
hvar lifvet bor', (Tegner); pa engelska:
"The progress af humanity; Life and
Character of the first Creek; ''There is
nothing new under the SUM-; s'Man is
measured by his ideals".. Som man ser af
ofvanstaende ar en- liten andring skedd,
det ALA medlemmarna of klassen tala
stallet for fyra enligt f0rsta planen.
De skriftliga examina sluta mandag.n
den IL mai. Pa aftonen af samma dag
haller Seniorklassen sin fest. Tisdagen
och onsdagen den 13 och ii maj hallas de
examina, Pa tisdags qvallen
halla de Gterara sallskapen sin fest; pa
haller skolan sin konsert
staden till f5rman for piporgelfonden
och pa torsdagsaftonen den Is vart f6rsta
egentliga Commencement. Saledes blir
hela veckan upptagen.
Kristi Misunderstanding Commence
ment. dagen) lagges h0rnstenen till sven
ska ev. luth. kyrkan Mankato, troligen
pa f6rmiddagen.
Pa l0rdagen den 10 mai haller skolan en-
konsert Mankato till f0rman for pipor-
gelfonden. En- langre konsertresa ar af-
ven patankt nedat vestra Iowa. Mer der
ON harnast. Eft halft tjog komiteer
arO tillsatta for olika andamal att ombe-
s6rja det ena med det andra.
vi vanta manga bes5kare. Valkomna.
Det wore nog val ON dessa underrattade
oss derom nagra dagar pa f6rhand, pa det
vi matte kunna bestalla qvarter for dem.
De som fora gangen emnamdes sasom
siuka hafva kryat till sig igen.
Omkring IT'S studerande STAMINA avar
till skOlanS slut. Delta ar det st6rsta an
tai som nagon gang stannat vartermi-
nen ut.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-07
Msamlingem till G. A. Cbllege.

Da jag har den f6restallnngen. att
SKAFFARENs lasare allmaphet och sko-
lans vanner synnerhet, med intresse fol-
ia mitt insamlingsarbete, sa will jag f6rs5
ka att sa langt som det ar m0jligt for
hvarje vecka redog6ra for min verksam
het. Jag will denna gangen afven till
kannagifva, att jag for att undvika on6di
digit arbete icke amnar SKAFFAREN in
fora hvarje enskild gifvares mann. Det
ar val ocksa af f6ga intresse for tidnin-
gems lasare att genomlasa en- lang lista pa
sadana erkannanden och SO ia veta att Par
gifvit fem dollar, Pal 4, Hans 8, Johan 2,
Carl 1, Svante so cts, Adolf 25 cts, Jonas
Is cts. 0. v. Mig synes vara nog att
redog6ra for hvad hvarje f6rsamling gjort
och endast enstaka fall mamma enskilta
PRISONERS namn. Sa for exempel kan det
vara intressant att h0ra, att afven utom
vart konferensomrade, finnes sadana som
taga del vart arbete. Jag fick igar per
post en- gafva af ito dollars fran en- f. d.
Minnesota prest A. P. 8. som nu Dir !
staten New York. Sadant uppmuntrar
mig. l Spring Garden, der jag var f6rli-
den s0ndag, gick det ST och sa. Nagra ia
gafvo ratt bra, upp till fem dollars, men
den st6rre delen fran en- dollar och ned&t.
Hela summan subskriberad blef IS dollars
q cts, deraf $5O.27 kontant. 1 Christ
dala subskriberades $19.1O deraf $12.60
inbetaltes. Ordf0randen dessa begge
f0rsamlingars kyrkorad lofvade valvilligt
att fortsatta subskriptlonen, och der ar sa-
ledes hopp ON att summorna komma att
nagot 6kas.
Hemkommen fran Christdala pa tisdae
midday fck jag Sc aS SKAFFAREN, att
missionsm6te skulle hallas Nest Lake
f6rsamling pa onsdag, och jag fick da
hast laga mig vag och kom valbehaller
till New Londons prestgard XII. half elfvs
pa qvallen och ''surprisade" dem genom
min ovantade ankomst. / Nest Lake for
samlingen har jag en- del gamla vanneI
of6rgatliga sedan den 0desdigra h6steI
1862, da vi fydde som skramda dufvor f0l
roffoglarna, de vida Sioux-indianerna
hvilka lemnade blodiga spar efter six
var lila krets. vannerna Nest Lake 81
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-26

But uncle, Henry George doesn't
propose ,' to coniisrase land,
on Yes he tloeS. Don't 7 ro,,; ~, ;,
papers The Tribune and the Disnot, +
no'n say that he wants to confiscate tho
land and rent it out" " V'''s'a'' 'ne
on,r Su usoa that is all wrong, uncle. He
o '1 proposes to place all taxes on land
salues' and you have been voicing his
sentiments exactly and 1 supposed YOU
ia "a, oeen reading some of his WRITINGS I"
~ ~ guess you are mistaken Tranl,
mat is not confscation, and the naners
say he wants to take our land from no
and divide it up "
well, uncle, have copy of .proo.
gress and Poverty and 1 will conyince
you by letting you read it, and here il
q copy OF his paper, The Standard.
Read those and you will learn that the
wnoie OF the theory in nutshell is the
Placing OF all tax on land values and
exempting all improvements from taxa
tion.'' - '''->''
IF I find that what you say is true
then am with Henry George first last
and all the time.'-F. S. Hammond.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-26
Congresslnen Were Drunk.

The disgraceful scenes that have taken
place in the House of Representatives
lately can, to very large extent, be
traced to the fact that many of the
statesmen (?) have INDUCED in. the poison
sold in the nations bar-rooms. The fist
fight between Representatives Becllwith
and Wilson might not have occurred had
not the former been fired up with intoxi-
eating liquors. The several newspaper
correspondents did not mention this fact,
and yet many of them knew that Beck
with was not entirely sober.
Senator Plumb says his resolution to
close the bar-room under the Senate will
be pushed; and that he has no idea Of
allowing it to remain misunderstanding
tOu 1iSDntch
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-26
Is It Correcte

On every hand we hear the remark:
cit is not the temperate use, but the
abuse of alcohol that does the harm. {"
Undoubtedly some people believe it. You
and who have no chance of observing
life except in its relation to the individ-
ual may believe it. We have no money
interest at stake in the lives of our fell
lows, but there are companies whose bus
mess it is to deal with life; whose money
is invested in life and who watch life in
the aggregate as we watch the rise and
fall in the price of pork or wheat.
There is no sentiment with these men i'll
reference to whether any particular
thing is injurious to life or not. AS you
watch to see whether it pays to feed
your hogs Jerusalem artichokes, life
insurance company watches to see
whether it pays to insure moderate
drinkers. If we can get at the conclu-
sion they reach it will perhaps be of
value because of its disinterestedncss.
We give the names of certain compa-
uies and the results they have reached.
It will be an easy matter to determine
whether we misstatc the facts or not.
In 1s47 the United Kingdom Temper
ance and General Provident Institution
of London began to issue policies to total
abstainers and moderate drinkers at the
same rate, but keeping them in separate
records! Up to Dec. 81, 1888. 81 1853
policies had been issued, of which 3G,543
were to total abstainers and 53,S15 to tenn
nrrate drinkers. "According to the
rules of expectancy of life 2,644 deaths
we're expected in the total-abstipencc
section during the seventeen years from
1865 to 1882, but 1861 occurred, being
1888 or 20 $40 per cent. less than the total
expectancy. During the same Hcriod,
under the same rules, among THO non
abstainers, 4,4Os deaths were expected
and 4,aae actually occurred, being only
60. or IL per cent. less than the total
expectancy. The difference in fas or of
total abstainers being 2s per CENT" or
nearly one-third less total abstainers
died in proportion than non-abstPpiners.
In the Scepter Life Association the
ending in 1882 fell "a per cent below
the expectancy, while the total abstain
ers fell Sc per cent. below, SAYING of
50 per cent. in favor of the tooal alb
stainers.
ain 1882 DIR. Thornley, read u paper in
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-26
"REMINISCENCES Latest Feat.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Paul Alexander john
stone. the mind-reader, performed yester-
day afternoon q feat which. to all appear
ances, disproves the theory that man pos
sesses only five senses. and also the belief
that mind-reading is really species Of
In the presence Of large
audience at Wellington hotel. tombstone
vas blindfolded, his ears and nostrils
stuffed with cotton and q lighted cigar
placed in his mouth, to destroy for the time
being hearing, sight. smell and taste, and
thick kid gloves were placed on his hands.
He then requested the proprietor OF the
hotel to stand behind him and think Of the
combination of the safe. This was done,
and, without contact with the gentleman,
the mindreader turned correctly to the
numbers and opened the safe.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-26
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Touching Scenes at the Obsequies of Bow.
ans Fair Young Victim.

Touching Scenes at the Obsequies of Bev-
ans Fair Young Victim.
MADISON, Wis.,, Sept. 19-At 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon the funeral services
over the remains of Mrs. w. NJ. Landgon,
whose young life was cruelty cut short by
an assassin's bullet at Grand Mound, Iowa,
where held at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Smith of this city. There was
large attendance. The casket was nearly
hidden in q sea of floral offerings which came
from a score of sources. Rev. NJ. Miner, of
the Congregational church at which the dead
woman had been a regular attendant, con-
Quoted the services, reading portions of
scripture full of sympathy and hope and
speaking briefly of the life and ultimely
end Of the young woman. He
treated the cause of her death
with extreme delicacy and devoted most of
his remarks to words Of commiseration
with the bereaved. There were no mu-
steal exercises either at the!home or at the
grave, this feature being omitted for fear
Of too greatly agitating the broken-hearted
mother, who was tossing about on her sick
bed in another part of the house. The pail
bearers were Moses Klauber, DR.. E. J. Hart,
John G. Howell, William H. Wilt, Robert
Stightam and Frank @. Ramsdell, all Of
Madison. A large procession followed the
remains to Forest Home cemetery. The
husband of the murdered woman broke
completely down into faint just before the
service opened. Thursday evening Eugene
G. Crowley and Miss Minnie L. Smith, the
only remaining unmarried sister of the dead
woman, were married. The wedding in
vitations had been withdrawn and no one
was present except relatives of the bride
and groom. Rowley is the young lawyer
who last July prevented Bevan from Shoot
ing Mrs. Langdon by Selling his arm as he
was in the act of pulling revolver from
his pocket in the Smith home here.