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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-15
Church Chimes Are Common.

Within the last sixteen years only two
new chimes have been put up in this
city those &c ST. Michael's church and
those of st. Andrews. In 1876 there
We're three chimes-those Of Trinity.
Grace church and st. Thomas. At that
time writer in one of the prominent
magazines expressed surprise that there
should be IA chime away off in Eureka,
Cal. three sets in Troy. n. Y. one i'll
Hartford. one in Birmingham. Conn.
and one in Savannah"
There are many chimes now away
off IN California. and all the large cities
have them. That there are only five
full chimes in New York is good evil
dence that only five churches care for
them, for a good set can be bought for
less than $4,000. and dollars are not
scarce i'll the New York churches.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-15
She Took The:n An Bnck.

They had quarreled. and the high
spirited girl said as she handed him n
package: There. Mr. Ferguson, are the
presents you have given me. Now that
all is over between us, sir, there should
be no remin .ers of the foolish past.
"You are right. Miss Keezer," he said
humbly, land suppose / must return
the gifts you have presented to me.
II never gave you anything, sir, that
remember.
Indeed you did"
Sir. -
Miss Keezer-Katie!'' he exclaimed
with something that sounded like a sob
Il value them beyond everything else in
the world. 1t would break my heart to
return them: but there is nothing else
left for me to do.
will you kindly tell me, sir, what
you are speaking OFF,
Il am speaking, Katie, of the kisses
you have given me! They are not mine
now It's my duty to restore them.
Forgive me. darling. but | cannot go
away without" -
"Oh. Georger'
When the clock struck eleven, about
three hours later. George was still re-
turning them. London Tit-Bits
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Dermibte Grben.

Die ginsiebun9 pom ta6bendntten uno
onOeren @rbl6aften iomie @%rbebun9 pom
@eloerm alS alien Sbetleu @ltrop9s miro
belor9t nno bic 5I oielem' 3pede notbi9en
8oIna9teu unD ale erf oroerli6en 9eri6tz
li9en Socumente olts9eferti9t u1b flr6li3e
Certificate belor9t. Seine mebr ais oreiBtgz
labri9e Yrarts III ben acknowledgement
1l1o Yrp5e1len lolte Mle peranlolien, mel@e
etllen 5uperl1lligen Eatbgeber beoilrfe1t, 0erz
mann WeardwortD 81 Natbe 5u 6leben. Die
9erl1tltcDen QuftprDerun9en Don permtBtelt
@rbeu ltno 10 Sabre BON 0ernndnn Wtard=
lportb gelammelt nno werDen mo6ettli9,
Ipie bielelbeu erl6einen, in bieleln u1o auen
beoeutenoen Sldttern in ben Nereint9ten
Stoaten per0fIentli1t. Die aufeeforbertel1
Herlouen mollen 1i6 brett an 6ermanl1
Mordmortb, 224-226 8tne Ctr, @incin=
natl. Ohio, menben, oa 9tierndl1o ouBer ibn
aGberen Nufl6luB geben fam.
MoamS, 9eor9. @rbet, aus Seem Vorf,
perltorben in Bremen; Su6ternanl1, Solepb,
&a1porGbeobor, aus Wiinlter; Yrorternall1,
Seinri9 @ilbelnt, aus Nnfum; 8ertel EN-,
@britiar, aus 6%lensGur9; Dieoert6s, gStl=
belm Otto, aus Sebbin9bru9 0iel. Sotob
SrteOrib, aus Srummenader; @rbmann,
Seroindno, aus Sa6om; SDge, 6einri6
8oiilius, aus N6rensfl6t; 0an9ler, Sob.
geneoict, aus @eiben; grillmeier, So9ann.
aus Se9dH SdQle, WOttloD, aus QOfrDelm ;
&lende, Seinri9 Gbriitian, ans Se5oingl
brudb; Sramer, Ssnriette @atbarine @brf=
time, aus sc. Wtloungen; Seifer, eeSDbaun
&uowtg, aus &ieOenber9; ,&aiier, &droline
Satbarine, 9eborene Settler, aus &ieoen:
berg; &iuad, 6u9o Sermann, aus Berlin
9%inlenmaier, @briitian Smouuel, aus Gtettel1
/. st.; 2inbner, Nnna Barbara, aus &obl=
berg; Wtiiuer, Sriebri6 9tu9uit 6ernan1t,
aus 8uttltdbt; Wtangner, Sriebri9 9Silbelm
2olis, aus Wanniteot; Buruder, Sobann,
aus &eiDen; Sel5am, Sobann 6enri6, aus
Il~tz9Siloun9en; S6afer, Sobouu Satob,
aus QIbertsboltien; Strode, @ilbelm
Samuel, aus 0G. 9tloun9en; Seibel, @ri9
4biIipp Grnit, aus sc. @iloul1oen S6iQer,
Sobann Saptilt, aus Mtl9lbof; Seppeler,
Ni6arO, aus Gietber9; Srelbcr, Sobann,
aus Soften; Gopher, @ottlob, aus Godenz
borf; ubl, 9ticolaus, Sttilie uno Sbeobor,
aus Se6tenboulen Ntebmeper, 2lnton uno
@tlbelm SnOpi9, aus 0tei6arobouieu Beg.
". W%tloun9en; Beber, Sriebri6 Abolf 1tno
Sobann Salpar aus S9naitbeim g9eftpfal,
ee5ulins Weno Benedict, aus Giibed @ermelsz
ttr6en, 9einrt6, aus @lleu; 3eitner, Sobonn
Yeter uno Solepb, aus Wontel.
9ermdnn 30 a r'd portb,
Jte9tSan1Dalt.
224-226 0ire Ctr.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
unter fdmerer AnPIa9e.
Or. Noble i'm Derhor.

Ser @ountDarst Or. 8iQiam 9eoble, Ser
bon Qsna Ollon, einem DienitmGo6en BON
Sames @rallie, belhulotgt miro, lie ain
30. WtGra in leiner Sfftce 325 Neltz Wfaots
1onltraBe, gu per9elpaltIget1 oerlu6t 3u
baben, ltaro Sreitag Dor Jtitter 8lume.
2ena Sllon mai Die gr1te, Die oen3eugens
itano betrat, uno ite lagte in9etabr oas
Tolgenoe aus: rS6 fam Dor 3 Sabren nah
Chicago unb murbe nit Or. 9toble int
leBten Npril betannt, ais i6. an Del Grippe
ertrantt. in Dem 0aule metner S6tpelter
Nnnie, Weit> Noams StraBe, lag. Smt
Nu9uit muBte t6 metner Nugen toegett
leine 0ienite aberlnals in Mnipruh nebmen,
unb CT empfabl mir, cine Briue al tra9en.
Dim Is. WtGr3 oieles Sa6res lieB Ct mid
burh meme S6weiter erlu6en, nab leiner
Siftce 81 fomlnen, 0a Ell bet Ml1ltht lei,
baB meme Nugen nod ipeiterer n lorgz
fGltigerer 8ebanolung beDlrften. Sh traf
spil1en 8 uno 9 l1br Nbenos BET ibm elm,
uno na6bem er meme Nagen unterlu6t
bate, berlu6te CT MIDI, 81 pergetDaltIgen.
Wteir Shreten un0 StrGuben betp!rtte les
bod, DaB er bon mir ablteB Ino btlaus>
gtng. @let6 oarauf febrte er nit elmer
Wieoi5tn 5urud, Die er MIDI au nebmen auf>
f%oroerte. Nts t6 MID ipstgerte, trant CT
ie ielbit. SD DerlieB ponn ieIne Office uno
ging All meiner Shmeiter, Der l6 ben
9an3en 0or9ang ersdblts. Dim boraufz
foIsenDen Spnntag aipil9en 4 uno 5 ubr
traf i6 ben 9oftor tpteoer, ullo mabte tbr1
9ormirie barber, nie er ii6 an einem
armen, uni6ulbigen Wfaohen per9reifen
tonne. @r antportete mir, oab letne 9anos
lun9swelie ibm iebt ielbft Elm 0tdt5lel Jet"
Set 6ieler Nusiage blieb oas WtGodet,
troBoem Der Qnwalt bes Or. Jtoble tie
Smet Stunben lang in Elm ldarfes &reu5z
perbor nabm. ShlieBli6 fra9te er fe
nod, ob ie ni6t 3tpei 3iebbaber. yeamens
Mnberlon uno State, babe.
sic ontportete, oab bas in lofern fall6
lei, als fe nur einen Itebe, benz lie Derz
1pro1eu babe, ibn gu betratben, Ino oelIe1
9tarne alerDin9s Stafe lei.
Or. 9enrp y. Steouer, Der Superintet>
bent bes MISREPRESENTATION 6olpttals, uno
Or. @alter 9. 6aines, @roteiior zines
meoi5inii6ea Suitttuts an oerJtui4zS traBe,
betraten banu ben 3eugenitano uno err
fldrten 8eioe, baB fie nit Or. geoble ieit
Sabren befarnt ieien uno Dap CT it6 ftets
oes auerbeiten &ufes erfreut babe.
Der ipGten Stunbe tpegen puroe oas
npitPre gSerhnr neridnhen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
w0dentihe 3uinois 5taats5eHune, montae, H. 2lpriI 1892

auaeni6einli3 fir bic 9lufitapeluna bon
TeuergefdDrlihen &aufmannsgitsrn benuBt
neroen. tperben, iuie eS beiBt, SIT benz Stpede
tlr'pa11e1o era6tet. porausgclebt. oaB Die
argentInil6e 8e8ierung ben CUR :3eit be-
ltebenben Ya6tcontraft aufl6Bt. Ncmiral
Walfer bat ben 8rdIibenten Beuegrini
perallaBt, auf ben Bcri6lag einSugeDen,
gum 3weGe Der @rrihtun0 zines Wtarines
oepots all Der Miinoung pes So 8lata.
2uber europdlfbcs 2Iaerlei.
NuS Samoa tpirb geneloet, 6aB Die
Samoaner unO Die 2lnbGneer oes &0nt9s
Wlataafa lmnler nod uibt berubigt lin0.
Ser Nomanl6retber Hobert 2ouis Stenens
Jon filhrte III ether tur5lthen GeriamMlung
ben GoritB, III wel6er mebrere @enbez
rungcn i'll benz 8erliner 9ertrase betreffs
SanloaS porgelhlager nuroen, 10 ). 8.
cine @%rb0bung Der 36ae UNI 10 Bro5ent
bonn 8ertbe oerNaarel. 0ta6 ipGteren Na6e
rihten ipiBt ii6 Der Streit 5mil6en benz
Sonig WfalitOa unb Dem 6duptltng Was
taafa INNER mebr gu, 10 oaB Der NuSbru6
zines &riegeS tDabridetnIi6 lit. Utataafa
bet nit 6llfe bon ibn ergebenen 0Gupts
Itngen etne etgene GeQierung erribtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Scr Gt,tp ano Ser atnsurc d. nunesfabtafcit

ger StutO 0uO Ger Nuiurc WHNTt9 STG Ictt
fam ni6t as gelbDuigun9 oieueH fIr bos 8erbolten
BON 3auienOen' BON MEeniGert pel6e iDrem &Drper
tort1pdhreno ieIbit @baben ~8nfit9sn unb burtb ben
cDnitanten SebrauD pou braiti1cb l%ptrteIoen pegeta=
biliibeu Abfibrmtttelu unb 9lttgen iniueraltidbeH
Yrdporoten-oor @Geut ben Deri4icbenen Sormen
BON Gneoltlber-beu 9runb 5u eruftltfen uno pera
Deerenoen fDrperltden &et0en le9en, uno obne oaB Die
aerin9ite yiotbpenbtgfeit 0aou porld9e, unO oDne bGB
fe babel tr9euomel9en unterl6teo ma0teH, nno @ues
boS nun. UNI einfade &eibeSperitopfIng 81 %beietttgen,
Elm 9etben, bas in lebem Dortominenbem Stoolnm
burd ben conlequeuten @epraud BON 9oltetter'S Ntas
genbttterS 9eDoben lpiro. SteieS beribrtte Seilmtttel
peioe pber Oeruria1t es gu retblibe @ntleerungen.
Menn es in Der 8barmacop6e mtrtltd9 Elm bffnenbes
Mittel gebeu loate, Don benz @leiDe5 bebauptet per=
ben tbnute, 10 lit oies unS peutgftenS nnbefannt.
&allet oIio alb, Sud nit iNdoliben 9roguen 81 fiineu
nuo 9ebroubet bieies mobltbdtig re9ullrenoe Prdpas
rat, luelDes 9leib3eiti9 ben i6mddNten Wtagen mieOer
in Orbnltng brtugt uno Geberleiben, @beunlatisnlus,
yteurolgie. @blofoiigfeit. @ppetttperlnlt, Mfol9ria,
a4gemetue S1lpQ1e uuo NterenletOen furtrt uno iibers
banpt em @pecificum 9egen ole @tageni ylerOen'
uno gDftenaSeiben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
St00t Chicago.


RSsr ltnlerc GorrefpOtto emtet 1tttO
&8ctten teiMden Die f~oI9enSen
Sf06ten
Seer SEQ 8etMtN0bOOen Die
staatem Nebrasfa, &anfaS Mno
WtHonri.
@err Gr1ts SttD Die Staatett
&omiTana, Alabama, Georgia 1ttto
Ttortoa.
SEER Seter @Mi@ 0cm GtaGt
SuinOtS.
@err HamI 0rtebet Den Staat
SSOtU6.
&err Trik &euoeM Die Setrttos
ricu Ste1t=W tertfo 1tt1o Nrt5ott@-
Serr &. .. Spte9eI Sen Sta1t
Mtmmeiotn.
SEER YaatI &tonsef oem Staat
Ser0S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

$823,438.23
2lusoaben.
S13,720.62
Sn Der &aile go.

&ednun9en i'm @eiammtbetrage BON
$7,312.92 murben our 3ablung %angetries
len; Die Eebnungsn entbalten Die Weonatss
gebGlter Der 9tngeiteaten uno tperoen eins
5eln bonn Sinan1comite sepruft, e6e ie Der
regelmGBigen 8erlammlnng, por9elegt
tper5en.
8eidGfttgt finb gegentpdrtig in Der Sns
eenieurss Nbtbeilung 80, ais @lerts 2, I'M
Sdabmeiiteramt l unO in Der Snlti3eGbz
t~beilung 2 Wann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

benz 8Drper cine @obltbat gu er5eisen unb
benleIben nit granbt's. & 6welSerpltlen Don
ben Seinen gu %befreten, bie man9mal l9pere
&ranfbeiten Der~anioilen 40 Gents bic
@hadtel in ben NpDthefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

Gin 6an6el in MGerlono, in tpeldem1 bic
&auflumme auf 5000, 600 angegeben wtro,
lit gum Sbetl ~ab9el1lolien uuo oie@btcago,
WeiliuaItee & ct. 9aul 8abn erpirbt oas
nit gegen 120 Qtcres Qano tnnerbalb Der
@ren3en Gbtca9oS. Q(uf oielem dusgeoebnz
ten @ebtet tDeroen neue Ba6nanla9en, Wfaz
ihinenbduler, Sra6tboTe ii. i. 10. .entiteben
unc @btcago tit balnit mte0er nm cine Sns
oultrtesGolonte bon rieitgem llmfang be-
retGert. '9as 9ano lte9t. in SSefferion an
Der vWltltpautee Dtnifton" bel Der Bennod
Citation, es ltegt nah Der @runbbudobe@
l6reibung in Section ~; Somnl9tp 40 sc.
9. - s.
Sir ben Ncre tpurosn $500 o6er cine
&%letniatett mehr be3ablt. Die Babngeleuz
ldaft fonHte tbren Sra6tDertebr in ben
alten !60fen an @eitern uno California
@Dss. nidt mebr bemdltigen uno auf benz
11eu eriporbenem Qanb lou cine oroBartige
GiienbabnanlaSe erri6tet tperoen.
Som nG6iten Sonntag on miro an Der
Wtitpautee 0iOiiton Der G6ica9o & JfOrtbz
tpeItern Babn et1 neuer Sabrplan in &raft
treten, nah lDeldem Die vNccono0attons">
s3ilge auf 40 erbObt per0en, aud lou cine
9r0Bere Sabrgel6minotgfeit er3ielt peroen.
gSenn man Su lDelti9 geme9uu9 bat uno
i'll Der Soft ntbt ior9fGlti9 1T, 10 l6abet otes
pit Dem 9anSe1 &0rper, Nper'S S~arlapariu6
lit Die re6te 9rSnet, bic man I'M SSritblabr
nehmen Ioute, nm baS. 8lut Sn r~eintgen, ben
S0rper 81 ltarfen, Die, 2eber sur SbQti9tett
on5ure9en nrb Die @ellnobeit beraultelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
ueue Gifenbahnanla9e.

Die r1iIwaufee & St. paul Sabn innerholb
Der 6ren3en Gbicaeo'5. = Infauf BON
12o lcres &ano. Sahrplanperdnoe=
rune DER Chicago, miIwaufee Sc Norths
meftern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

gruni6merSelt, Nitbma nnb 2nftrobrens
Mifefttonen limb balO ab9ebolfen burcb oas
anertaunte 9eilmittel fir 6ltlten lIno @rz
taltunsen: Or. .. Sapne's @rpectorant.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Goo unter Den Rdoern.

Marp q. @imber, cine 6rau bon N.
Sabrel, 4751 Baulinaitr. wohnbatt, puroe
Dienitag Wtorgen al Der On1er7 uno
40. StraBe bon einellr Ya1agter3u9e Der
@ranD Srunf> 8abn iiberfahren uro toot7
Ii0 perlebt. SSbr linteS 8ein puroe am
&nie abgel6nitten uno Der &opf 5er1dun<
ben. sic itarb balo oarauf in Ibrer
@obnurg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

OeffentIi9e& un6 g Gneer
fOnnen rei9li6 rSromn's 8ron6faI
Gro 9es" gebrau6en, obne Nabtbeil gu be-
fitr6ten, ba lie nl9ts S6dbli6eS entbalten.
Gle iinb unl9dbbar I'M 2inDern Don Oeiler=
felt nnb Nei5 III Der &eble, berporoeruten
burb ueberanitren9un9 Der Gimme, inoem
1ie bic Gimme mirtlam tl6ren lno ltGrten.
rSie linoerl1 i'll bobem @roDe ieoe unbe=
bagli6e @%mpfinouns i'll Der 8e6le. - 9.
9. @nrrp, yebrer Der 6ebefunlt in 8oIton.
Serlonst lno fauft nMr uSrown' &
8ron9talGrc9es". Yreis % @ents
cine S9a9tel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Sturs etnes 6erIites.

9rei Nrbeiter murben bur6 BEN Ser
obitur3 zines @eriites OH ben y5pbe
8art" @aiiermerfen an Der 68. StraBe perz
le5t. 9ieie naren: Ser 19idbrtge Otis
8an 9Dte bon 1926 Siftb Qpe., innerli6e
8~erlebungen, puroe na6 benz County 0oss
pital gebra6t; Guoolpb &aeben BON ia
Ontario StraBe, 35 Sabre alt uno perbei>
ratbet, 8erluit Der re6ten Sanb uno Ser
lebungen am &opfe, Duroe mad leiner
@ohnung gebra6t; Nlfreo 8ranfs bon 81
SoffmannitraBe, Is Sabre alt, 8ru6 bes
re6ten SuBgelenfes, murbe mad ieiner
Mobnun9 gebradt. Ser Stur3 bes @es
RITES erfoIgte bur6 bas GeiBen zines Der
3aue. 8an 0Dfe puroe am idmeriten ber>
leBt, tpirb aber nah 4usipru9 Der Nerste
i'm County 6ospttal, 9eaelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

nGuitprta 1T 70 por5asGt8 geetsaet fur atnSer, Dap tb
t5ut Dor alien dnberen mir befannte1. Praparaten ben
@prSns gebe." 8. q. ar4erfM.D,
Ill Sputb Srfpro Ctr, g-pptlsH, 81. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
fir sasteltaes ana ssfmSsx.

Geitorta i5sOest DIE gsetSamnms unb tefetttst
aufgetriebenbeit, @eritcpfun5, Iberi6litse Maseu.
Iaure, 0turrbpe unb Gteterz0 t8pcfttGM. Gabur5
luirb oas Sinb seiunb semaat unb iein G6Iaf uetirs
lid. SaitsrtG entbalt MEIER Mprpbtn, nod anberp
nartptii9e SubltanSen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

vau8 peri6nli@ er 9cDba6tunS unb G~rfalruns tanrt5
iagen, tas @aItprta cine auSgesetdnete Wiebtstn fut
Stnber lit, bic a8 ~geltnpe8 NbfGbrmitteI rpirtt nnb re
Spannung Der Gtngepeioe, ippie be8 @efammtfpfteinS
Iebr ~ttbeutenb 1tnbert. Uiete Mtitter ba6ep mir feline
a~uSgeei9nete %gStrfuHQ auf tire SsInber b%e3eu9t."
DR.. g. s. S89pDb, GppeI, Wfai.
DieGentaurGpmpanp, II Murrap etr., 90. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

.ugett mebreren ,Sabren babe Id SIR vGafpria" ems
pfo9len unb iOerpe es aud @fsrner tbu1, ia e5 pbne @u8s
ndbme quite 9~feIdltate er5telt bQt."
Gbrptn s. 8arbee, ND,
nTbe Wtntbrpp", 125. ctr. uno z. @Ye., Nelp 8prs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

Vie Gfloedullg eIl1es 01Qt0tlftlGen
Gomplotts, Die 9eDutirtenfammer in Die
Suit gu iprenSen, bat unsebeure QIufre9ung
berpor9erufen. Die l1rbeber oes Gomplotts
iino w6breno bes DorigenUtonats inOaabrio
eingetroffen. Der @ouoerneur mar bena1z
ri6tigt mor6en. baB atpei auslGnoti6e
QnQr6titen init elmer NusabI ipantlder
@eiinuun9SgenoiIeu beabitdtigten, Die biez
ligen 0ffentli6en @ebGuoe in bic Suit su
iprengen uno in Sol9e beiien tpuroe ben
&erodhtigen i6arf ouf Die Singer geieben.
Die 9eputirtenfanmer ioQte am Samitag
in Die yuft geiprengt meroen unb Elm 6ranz
sole Namens0 elbode uno etn8ortugieiegtaz
mems Serreira batten beabit6tigt, stpet
gomben unter ibren Stben auf Der @alerie
nieoer3ulegen, Die 2unten an3u5Inoen uno
baum Das @ebGuoe 81 uerIaiien. Der gorz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

0ie Oeputirteufahmsr bepiGiete eirs
ftimmig Die bon Der &eQierung fir bic
franjOii6e Nbtbeilung auf Der @bicagoer
MISUNDERSTANDING perlan9te @eloiumme.
Der 9IuslduB Der &ammer bate Die Nns
nabne Der 8smiuigung aus Dem @runoc
empfobIen, neil Die 9tegierun9 oaOurb in
ben Stano geieBt DerOe, ben Ner. Staaten
aufs 9feue etnen Seipeis Der Spmpatbie
Srantrei6s gu geben uno ben 8uni6 I'll
6uBern, Die Sanoe Der Sreunoihaft 3Dtz
ldDen Sranfrei6 uno ben Ser. Staaten nod
feiter gu tniipfen. = Sine &iite 0Dnamite
patronen, tpeIhe fir Die Ger9merte in
Bierrefttte beitimmt mar, wuroe in 2Ouroes
pom @iienbabn3uge 9eftOblcn. @erll6ten
aufol9e baben Die ertremea ytaottalen
Dpnamit : @rpIOiionen al perl9tsoenen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-14
GEoRGIA,s w. Q. T. U.
The Tenth Annual Convention
Progress at Mille6Gev!!le.

The Tenth Annual Convention IN
Progress at Mille6gev!Ile.
MLLEDGEvILLE, Ga, May Is. - The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union OF
Georgia commenced their tenth annual con-
vention in this city to-day and Milledgeville
is theirs. The local union and the citizens
generally, are sparing no pains to give this
band OF noble women royal welcome and
make their sojourn in the town a pleasant
one. As early as Wednesday evening dele
gates from all parts of the stats began to
arrive in the city, and to-day's meeting
showed an attendance Of nearly 100 with
probably fifty yet to arrive.
At 9 O'Clock this morning Mrs. W. G.
Sibley of Augusta, the state president,
sounded the gong and called the convention
to order. As pariamentarian, Mrs. Sib-
ley shows great ability, and is a most fit
presiding officer.
Mrs. S. D. Wooten then welcomed the
visitors In behalf OF the Milledgev vile
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and
was responded TO by the president.
Then began reports Of the unions Of the
different towns and Cities which were pro-
nounced by Mrs. Sibley to be most en-
couraging to the temperance cause. These
reports consumed the morning aud after
noon sessions.
THE AUGUSTA ELECTION.
Mrs. Sibley, in her report as president of
the Augusta branch, dwelt at some length
on the contemplated prohibition campaign
in that city. She says she cannot see how
this campaign can effect the political cleo
lions as viewed by the newspapers and a
number Of citizens, and that the issue will
certainly come. She says sue has the
earnest cooperation of all the Augusta
pastors, and great influence has been
brought to bear upon her to agitate the
election. She says that Richmond county
can, by hard work, be put in the column Of
dry counties.
At II o'clock to-day an address was de-
livered by Mrs. Chaplin, president of
the South Carolina Womau'S Chr istian
Temperance Union. on conservation. 1t
was masterful address and was well re
ceived.
At 1 o'clock the delegates adjourned for
one hour TO visit the Middle Georgia Mill
tary and Agricultural College, where an
elegant banquet was spread in the large
gymnasium room, formerly the Senate
chamber. An inpromptu address was de-
hvered here by the president of the college,
who welcomed them in the sacred precincts
of Georgia's old capitol building.
Tonight the formal address of welcome
was delivered by President J. Harris
Chappell, president Of the Industrial college.
Mrs. Dr. FELTON, will arrive in the city to-
night to attend the convention. She will
deliver an address tomorrow night and
also one on Sunday afternoon.
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THREE TORNApoES.
Fifteen Houses Blown Down and
Other Damage Done.

Fifteen Houses Blown Down and
Other Damage Done.
WICHITA, KAs., May 13.-The formation
Of three tornadoes was witnessed here be-
tween $50 aud o'clock this afternoon, two
about six miles south OF the city and another
about the same distance northeast. A
dispatch to the Eagle from Augusta,
Butler county. says that the eastern
twister struck that place about o'clock,
demolishinR fifteen houseS and wreckipg the
Santa Fe stock pens. Nearly all the people
in town saw the storm approaching and
sought safety in cyclone caves, which it Is
thought alone prevented great loss of life
However, telegraph wires are down and
details are difficult to obtain. When tele-
graph communication is restored it may be
found that the storm was more disastrous
TO life and property than is now supposed.
The town Of Towanda, which is a few
miles north Of Augusta, was also visited by
the storm, and half dozen houses were de-
stroyed. It will be remembered that
Towanda was literally wiped from
the face of the earth last March and several
people killed and injured. The citizens
who had the courage to remain rebuilt their
houses and these were the buildings blown
down this evening. 1t Is not known
whether any one was hurt. Inquiries at
points north of Wichita fall to reveal the
track taken by the other two storms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-14
BRYAN COUNTY A MISSION FIELD

some Suggestions by One Who Has
Had Experience There.
In Mondays issue Of the MORNING NEWS
Alpha Epsilon discourses OF the Shuman
case in Bryan county. He says: "Those peo-
pie are reared aud live to manhood In the
dtrest ignorance of Gods word" He "reads
OF money being raised to send missionaries
Co Africa and China, Mexico and to the
Hottentots, but he never hears Of any being
sent near home where their services are
most sadly needed He says: "Let the
ministers OF our churches also, and our
good, pious men and women call halt in
sending missionaries abroad until all at
home are looked after"
Now just want to state few plain facts
The people of Bryan county do not live
from the cradle to the grave in ignorance OF
Gods word. There Is not, l sincerely be-
lleve, home in the county without the
Bible as a guide, and that is not
within easy distance Of house of
worship. The South Georgia conference
yearly sends missionary and partially sup
ports him to teach these people "the beau
ties Of the word OF God" And that they
do their duty many humble. but faithful
Christians will testify. 1 spent year there
as the wife Of one of those home missiona-
rles and know whereof / speak.
Miss Shuman attended one of my hus~
bands churches, where existed one of the
most active missionary societies | ever
knew; and would Alpha Epsilon" say a
word to discourage those feeble Christians
trying with what light they have to guide
some other soul on the way2
HEARTILY acquiesce in his suggestion to
the Young Mems Christian Association
Bryan county Is mission ground-and hope
his hint will be acted upon. NJ. o. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-14
HELD UP BY H1GHWAYMEN.
Paymaster Relieved of $4,000 Near
Syracuse.

- +--ooICE h0ll0V6Q OF SS,OOO Near
Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 13.-Paymaster
: OK OF the Solvay Process Company was
roOoed OF $500 by masked men at the
.o"n OF Geddes at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Us was on his way to the quarries of the
9s5 npany at Split Rock with the wages of
[o9 men employed there. He was in a cart
u.Ven by Mr.. Houssr, barnman
the company's stables. When
. noar the house Of farmer named w heer-
W., TWO masked men sprung from behind a
I S.oue wall and cried: Hold I'D your
ih na When Messrs. Fox and Houser
-uIked into the muzzles of four big re-
w .o,Yers In the hands OF the thieves they
" "oie hot long in deciding that it was proper
T Tuuer the circumstances to obey the COM
wo-O They threw up their hands, and
tb ore told to get out of the Dart, which
c lucy did. Then one Of the robbers
t6a the victims with his guns, while
v VIC oCner fellow proceeded to bind the
Iss otllns with an ordinary clothes line and
F 70. thongs. Then the robbers picked
tho, ana houser up one at a time and threw
in I'M over the stone fence. They then
'NNPeu into the cart and drove away.