The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
klssouRi sTATE NEWS


Armo-- wsn Go to kansi; titF
sThe first step has been taken at Kan
Ses City which win result In the removal
ef the Armour pCrlspaniing plant from
thicsfp % kehsts CITY
coutr.cts we're isi Tor ilisiefld - ~ ~.
struction q ave immenss builfiDU s1lN.1t
iho prsesnt Armour plnnA The PRINCIPAL nllln-
Ines sxfll b three 10 nnmbes. TIE lafga5t he.ne
soOxli8 fsck ths second l1oxl19 fect and t1f
third f1esisD fset. EReh uiii b = let nlgf
eix million brick srd i2.o0e0 p>rsh q storg
wi bsrrqaired IN TIE construction. 7. ID A.
nour. who rscsn.ly visited Kans.s CITY to over
I9gs ihs plans sslsEr'IA'a f''n cA'e.so NJ
sBssia work and ba.s 4 Esshi lqd tsy:
Txuive hundred msn Nh b sEnpi3 - dsfc1
u on the work Il b exrected that The bl.al
vill b. rc1dy for optrstion N nineiy d1yA II
most modern marsinsry ,will. b used 1ne
bjspt win epst ss5oeon Il WI have aeapac.iy
6f 500 eltsis. io14 saeet. nAa eee BEG. c.ny.
and will Eivs empIoyment % S19 M -
oo0 900 and t5Dooo0D nliEnallF. he cause
whirh led 70 the enlnrEsment Of she kRns1a
CITY piznti thaf 4 hes besn founs ehs.p:r e
thip ercs,,d neItffom Knnexs CITY 20 ChicaGo
than I've st5ek Il \ andaystpoi that thls y ~
forsrunnsr Of the rsmovsi Of Ark6aFs entift
plant 10 Ksnsas City.
The Advocats's Ssw Edito-.
Rev. Jesse Bowman Young. of the
Grand Avenue Methodist church, Kan
sas City, has been elected editor Of tia
Central Christian Advocate, St. Louis
m. Central Advocate 4 publishsd at s.
fouis IN the interest of ths Methodist Eplsco-
BAL ehhreh,, Rev. Df, Beniemin g. s.msi
tire. fscsiitlj dsssasea ~ - edli2r q hs
Advccnte for years, snd sihcE lib dsfif, ShicA
occurred several months ago, thets kd6 bee1
much spoculation as 10 who his succsssof would
Be. Indeed, there has been quite ccntest 10
the position, and the friends cf several abb
divines did considerable hard work for their ~
vorites al the Omaha conference. with which
the selection of an editor dsvolved. Dr
Young's connection with the paper win beEir
with the Issue Of June Ik II i sid that he con
templates no change m the assistant editor
ship, which "a filed by Mr.. Prizsr. who vas d.
| Frva,s assistant for almost tan years Nj
| prizsr Il Thoroughly Msntifsd with ths paper
and many Of the bright and able article
which appear IN the Advocstss columns Ar
the productions Of HE psn-
To Dsise for the Dead.
The work Of searching for the bodie'
| ii the sietims Of the Ttoup iniHe disas
ter at Joplin has begnH:
A method Of procedure has been decided upo
/ by The Troup ca The Rronnd upon which u
/ bodies lie Is composed Of s6apftons md sol
no rock entering into is eomposstion; 20 that
is about ths consistsncy Of mortar. saturate
as Il now IL with wHter from the surface an
also from below. An inclined plane win
built Of oak and lowered into the chasm 90 tbs
one end viii rest at the point under which i !
supposed ths bodies Ne. and the cthsr on %
hard ground above. At foot Of this plane.
heavy crib or cassioE Of oak. exe feet IN n
clear, win b. plaed. TIE eaisson win Be low
cred INTO placs By means Of the inclined PLAN
and the plane viii be used for the passage Of u
men to and from ths csssion and for hoistin
dirt. Il Is believed that shat may b sunk
the bodies IN the manner Indicated