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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

habits than that which causes the late
blight. The branches which bear the
spores are short, and the spores them.
selves are dark colored, club shaped and
consist of several cells, as shown in Fig. s.
In Fig. 8 a represents fresh spore; b
and similar spores terminating.
Another most important difference is
that this early blight fungus does not at
tack the tubers. We have seen acres OF
potatoes where the vines were entirely
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

BLIGHT.
needed, this last depending of course
upon the weather. Applied thus we
have never failed to check this disease.
But right here we must note the fact
that we have not one but
Two Potato Blights.
Spraying as directed above checks the
common or late blight. Last year, how
ever, we called attention to new dis
ease" or early blight, which last sum
mer attacked the earlier potatoes i'll July
and may be expected this summer. If
we are to hold this early blight III check
by spraying, we must begin early in
July, therefore, before the disease be-
gins to spread.
Since, then, we have these two distinct
potato blights requiring different times
of treatment, it becomes necessary for
every potato grower who is to Use the
remedy intelligently to learn to distin-
guish these diseases from each other.
This is not always an easy thing to do.
There are, however, some clearly marked
differences which we will attempt to
make plain with the aid of some figures.
III holllS JlllS VIC Will lliSb CdltlullD lC-
scribe the common rust or blight, which
we will call in order to distinguish it
from the other disease,
The Late Blight.
This is the common disease which all
potato growers know only too well.
Since 1915, the year when it swept away
the potato crop of Ireland and caused
the terrible Irish famine, this plague has
annually rear peared on both sides of the
Atlantic. In Vermont it generally does
not show itself until the warm, moist,
"muggy" weather of early August. Oc-
casionally, however, it begins its attack
the latter part of July, and often it
does but little damage until the latter
part of August, The date of its appear
ance and the rapidity of its development
are governed by the weather In favor
ably warm. rainy weather it spreads
with alarming rapidity, so that within
s-48 hours field of luxuriant green leave
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For Sale!

whole, any part, of the following described prop.
erty, situated on the line of the Wells River rail
mostly timbered. The railroad passes through II
near me center, Win go9d sidetraek at the lum;
an extra fine barn for horses. Three tenement
houses In fair condition The machinery in the
three mills is in good fair condition. and comprises
three water wheels. circular saw mill two hand
edgers, slap saw planer and hatcher, board planer
shngle machine clapboard mill and all attach.
ments, etc, etc, bowl mill also one traverse sled
Might exchange a portion for other property.
ALBERT JOHONNOTT.
Montpelier Vt, January 10, 1893.
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come crisp as fast as they die, and the
dead tips and edges of the leaves curl up,
as shown in the upper leaves Of Fig 3.
No such mildew as occurs on leaves suf-
fering from the late blight is ever found
about these dead spots, but careful ex-
animation does show peculiar and very
characteristic marks. These are faint,
thickened lines or rings in the dead
spots, one ring outside the other, like the
rings on target board. In order to
show this fact more clearly one of the
lower right hand leaves from Fig. is
reproduced in Fig. 4 more enlarged and
with these lines traced more clearly.
They are of course shown much more
clearly here than they can be seen in
the actual leaf.
This early blight like the other disease
is caused by the attack of fungus, but
one of quite different appearance and
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

STRONG nerves. sweet sleep, good
appetite, healthy digestion, and best of
all, pure blood, are given by Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

DR.. +. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Fits, Neu-
ralgia, Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depres
sion, Softening OF Brain causing insanity misery
of Power in either sex, Impotency, Leucorrhea
and all Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses,
Spermatorrhea caused by over-exertion OF brain,
Self:abuse, Over-indugence, months treatment,
81; e for IS, by mail We Guarantee six boxes to
cure. Each order for boxes, with IS, will send
written guarantee to refund II not cured Guar
antees issued only by LESTER H. GREENE, drug
gist and sole ageut. % State Street Montpelier. VT
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

CAUSES LATE BLIGHT.
killed by this disease and not a rotten
tuber found in the field The great in
jury results from the premature killing
of the vines, leaving small crop of inn
mature tubers.
Being u fungous disease and spreading
by spores, we may hope to hold it in
check by spraying with bordeaux mix
ture, but it is evident that in order to
check this disease on our early potatoes
we must begin spraying earlier than we
do for the late blight. The first appli-
cation should be made before the disease
gains fo0thold, which means in general
early in July.
We trust these descriptions and figures
will enable every potato grower to dis
tinguish between these two diseases and
to combat them intelligently. We sum
up the important points of difference in
the following tabular form:
EARLY BLIGHT. LATE BLIGHT.
|. Apparently |. Has been common
new disease for 80 years or more.
nomically.
2. Attacks early po- p Attacks medium
tatoes. Worst in July. and late potatoes.
Worst in August.
3. Progresses slowly. 3. Progresses very
Not checked by dry, rapidly, and only dur
cool weather. ing moist, warm
weather.
4. Shows as several 4. Shows anywhere
or many small dead upon the leaf, general
spots slowly erlarging ly as n single spot
and merging together which rapidly spreads
later scattered over over the whole leaf.
the leaf. Leaf often
dies at tip and edges
first.
g. Owing to slow 8. Owing to rapid
progress and dry progress and wet
weather the dead por- weather the diseased
tons dry, crisp and leaf does not usually
curl up, especially at have time to dry and
the tips and edges of curl until the entire
the leaf. leaf is dead.
| 6. Caused by the fun 6. Caused by the fun
gus Macrosporium So gus Phytophthora in
| lani. festans.
I. Which causes pc Z. Which can often
culiar target board" be seen as delicate
markings in the dead frostlike mildew.
spots.
| s. Disease is confined g. Disease passes
| to the tops. No rotting from leaves to tubers,
of the tubers causing rot"
| 0. The loss is there 8. The loss is there
| fore such as results fore twofold: (a) Pre-
| from premature death mature death of vines
of the vines. 90 Rotting Of tubers.
| w. tdn prObaDly DE ~ Dom DllBnJ OF
checked by applying tops and rot of tubers
| bordeaux mixture can be prevented by
three to five times, be- two or three appica-
ginning ION early pota- tions of bordeaux mix
| toes early in July. turc, beginning gener-
ally the latter part of
| July.
We shall this summer make further
study of these diseases and their rene
dies. We will gladly examine, free of
charge, specimens of diseased leaves
concerning which any one is in doubt
(send leaves in envelope with letter.
and will answer any further questions
concerning these diseases Tor other plant
diseases) an, their remedies.
1t is low estimate to place the loss
from these two blights during the last
four years in Vermont at one-quarter of
our crop, or 100000. This is more
than we can afford. Let us reduce it
this year. l.. r.. JONES, Botanist.
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RIVERS hold in suspension over one
hundredth of their volume of solid
matter.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19
THE POTATO BLIGHTS.
THEIR REMEDIES.

The Vermont state Agricultural Expert
ment station Publishes the Following
Bulletin on the Above Subject.
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ity OF the Indian
proves the poten-
cy of the Indians
medicine.
Indian sagwa
keeps him we'll.
II you feel run
down " or lack
appet ite, don't
sleep well. have
a bad taste in
the mouth, pains
, In any part OF tne
body, respond to
the cry of nature,
and with Kicka-
poo Indian Sagwa
clennaa and for.
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.. Attacks medium
an d late potatoes.
Worst in August.
3. Progresses very
rapidly, and only dur
in & III OF st, warm
weather.
4. Shows anywhere
upon the leaf, general
ly as n single spot
which rapidly spreads
over the whole leaf.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

DON'T SEND ANY TAGS 5fFoRE JANUARY I, 1894.
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3. Progresses slowly.
Not checked by dry,
cool weather.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

loa golot Jig iait itgitenSc Senene paa
en- SHl1ert, Der bar ilpot op paa liot
Ialt Ser. Oct treble Barn bar tlairet
0p % lan ober ben tore Slagurtasie
tl9e ilnoer 2aget, msbens bet fierce
0arll bauoe lun>tt 4laos paa ell Gel
AZ %anelingen al Ell Meaemupa, Der al
Serltrpmmen bar brlot itu. 5ruos bet
trpttenoe WiDrfe % ben tpalenoe ats
nloltTre, ION pr9ao benz, bar De nlore
Serts 2anter ioslig beitiuitioeoe meo
Den Dngite Sgiter, ibet oe oi~enta9enbe
@an9e BAD WtOoeren ON enbelia life at
Hippo lille Quorum. Muoeren ielp bar
Iprtlaret, at bun anraabte Cub ON at
eelrt Dem ira Mprfet, % at bun ipntes,
Herert rteo ct iant neo pco BEN enc 9na,
laa at aDs % 2uit itrpmmebe inb. Sun
% Sprnene latte oa ct Strig, ber bprs
fes al DIE Often NoroIDns os be purise
2lenere, Der ppbolot Jig paa 0oitet, iUm
De fob / 8e9re6 meo at iorlabe for at
le8e jim &eonins. Sc onto9, at aue
neoenunoer bar omfomne. Die req meo
liite blotte S9noer 8ulpplanferne op,
% maatte for at filnne 9ipre bette, oss
laa paa famine Maooe uebbrpoe en-
Wfellemo99, Der gift tuRrtoper Gulus
planterne. 8ereiter bialp ban Gnten
% benoeS SDrn op / anben @ta9e, brg0
op Hlnnfer pg &orO, aa6nebe ct 8inbu
p9 fit ira bette meb ct 4ar 8igerS
9l0lp oannet en- @angbro, bporpod
alrlten Spn9 % 8prnene fom / 2anO.
Yreiteiruen.
Gmtmanoen 0jgr / i'm Sfripelie OPP
ntGrfiom paa S%U3nepreIt / @9rbalens
6ultru, 5ru Mnrie SanIen, {. 5abris
Gus, bpjs &irtiombeb li~9eoperior be
Stabeliote fra ale @anter omtoles meo
Den bplcIte Gos. 6Hn pptog li9eIra
ulptfesnatten DC Siemtcie i Fit Sus,
plciebe benz, itoifebe 6em p0rme Dab,
oa mango fom irem iom rene 9eritpiter,
o8 CAB benz SlHber, ina lan9t GeuOes
5prraab raj, FAINT biItob Dem / BET 6ele
meb &nao % 3ado.
Git S%pi8fammer % lin Mao6Oo
tgntte bun omtrent ben fcrIte Gag o9
ipareoe life nogen &etuiug iia lelp for
at ltaa De lllDtteli9e bi, enbIfjpnt bun
er me9et ipagelig. 5ru SanIeu blep
tiloelt en- Srl~psienitono.
5oseb &uba6 % 9ensmanb
@esiel
naunes iom Menb, Der "nteo 93iotlprs
beb os / oen IgrIte Sib unoer uaibruot
Irbeioe omtrent Dag % gtat ie9te iaas
piot muli9t at rnaOe Bob paa De iors
tpipleoe Sorboloe / Oct Sele tnget.
SGrlts ifploes bet 5oseo 8ubn6s
Gnersi o9 burtlse Sanolemaabe, at
So~rpleinin9en al be Nsolibenbe Iaa
burtls bleo bra8t | cit COB Srben."
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
Calender, SOMA.

"A Geoaitpr! - Seq maa liac, ion lac
4 e olpL. at man bprer ina oite "Hoiten"
d tuorc 9GHter, men alori8 berfro. 50,
d Il Or. ieg bar Jet nogct i "Gpiten" ber-
4Goacnocr lei, Or or Canning or." Seq
H. NOT mores pan, bpao Naria9eu CT;
IN Ia her eli bel 8r0ate Norife, ia Ell itpr
fn9teo % en- SIump til, % Iea pco, Der
tlauoG iom or bra til at BRUCE baaoe
hro o. 4tu.
kpr triyelige 8p Calender CT itor /
krten; Den bliper en- 9ob gel itprre for
hi glar, "a / 6prretuin9er fan ben maale
meo mango ltprre 8per. Si bar ire
fc,ributitfer, TO Smcoier, % oertil Sor-
tingSteoer al ale Sla9s. Salpon bar
Itie; Den bar life fact Suopas enonu,
b mango forgjGpes 5orips perpaa, og
D riloe bet bore. ON ben for 6remttoen
IGa ptIOe blioe bplbt noe.
B bar m tire Cpijpbere, iaa hi iaar os
h tetalt for De Troouiter, ri bar at IGl9c.
farinacu Der Nos bra iii unotasen Sap.
! iom blep npset let. VT @iais blep Der
Eet % At gUo 6palitet, iaa Sormerne Der
Pr fa 9oot, ieIp on oct er baaroe 9ioer,
ls5tr /.
f. er MI 81 CONNER Sne, iaa SlGbeu
pr ipGrt let, pg on tan tro, DC ole maa no
li9cmeaet ont De er babe samle %
ldOie, iao bliper be life irita9ne.
EnnoacO5tiIitauoeu or goo; oct CT ijeIoen
b hcrer ON npgen Se9rapeIie Der.
tr blCo for ct Nar iioeu oanuet ct Gang
! lr iur al ipuge / airtei, % oct glpr MI
Sa8cr gpot til Menigbeoens fuIoe 9Th
FDaAeO. 2iaelebeS blep Der oauuet eli
aoousiorenina, Der unoer IrGitenS &C.
itaotq guor frentao; ben teller MI
hGt 80 Y(eolemmer.
Stmco iaar 1Yoltcn"s 9Giere pGre billet.
6. Nabcra.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

N i doreipor8cue om, bporIeoes en- giI.
Frcpadis Sn ! .tor8e % be feite andre
cc Saloe ltrires meo Sal iooleoes:
! @HBlonO 900 niiiaa en- Mliuion Wonoe
~ u, 6rontrise % De NcrensSe
l. y, gu S'.iiun blot ct 8uiiube W,Tir.
b, talses a'ilaa 1000, 100000; 1ronf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
rr,rn, @oro Tafota.

Set er en- lang N'itdro
n grorn. q. g, omfrius 900
men aatgcpel trGHer ieS e., Man9Oe
n'c 9or,1 her i bet tore @orOpelien.
~ a,1 ,r b~eliaaeuoe peo S%opeosreneN al
.,tn.rn Snnen, IL @iil / Sit for
az, oo pmtrins 8 @iil noroenior
Ear,s gnoe Of Suoissn al famine 9'apH.
ny grorn lager ct fort norlt Settle'
nance fpnmer birefte bio ira oct
T. o,ra GA mango ira ipoli9e Willlle'
G.o,bpc guuutp % noroliae SOMA.
H. r,elte ira @ortb County. erarp
;.r . gor Ii9en iiiu ct Stpre. Seppt
-, nlor.tor Tu bnr ben 3 0en.
lih'u .-- 49, -
{. 06-5pare etpres, / Nrn9 @sHrc'
rsss ztcre, / 8uu,, 3 Glepdtprer,
,rop. aoiel, 5eeo Store o9 Wtpoe.
,rrae. gu Gage trGnses III, o. bots
!, vie gianO fommer, tan tjene 8oot ira
,r,,iien al. 3ette er Ell al De beolte
.,orteper peo st. u. 9Th. Soeoe l@l'
,,r ira gbepcnne Slooen, 25 9til Spo
!, "a ira famine giltano | Noro. Ser
,,,o arb guleoning for eli ubrma9er,
!, eon,tol pjloe pGre npouenoig for at
me- bennc 6prretnins. @it, tom trGn'
r. nt han forItaar fit Irbeioe. Nenae
nal, fan Itaiies al SorrrtntnssmGno
rci,cr pmtrcnt bet famine at lepe Der
F; 7,eoroh, maaife liot bili9ere. SEQ
r her ira 81 til IS pr. Gpro, Stenful $40
,,r Sigo pr. @parter 81 til . Gents
rrrA 5mpr 20 til 25 Gents pr. Yunp,
20 Gtuts pr. Guiin, ila9teoe Spin z
X ~. gsuuo. Sette or ct meget goot
iog aalc NtGnO, iom life er rGooe Tor
me. ol ium bar Saalmpoi9beo til at
+, mrtil alt 2arO fpmnlcr unoer 3prts
gei,ct CT tplot, men tort % ltDrteioe.
.ccoral.N often" CT ell pclfummeu @lGlt.
rn,,O IN uculig Silieu I'll &euner.
Cigar gnocripn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
Otter uontaiuacn.

Der er life nu9et Spprgsmaal ON,
at ben a~lminoelise @irfuins af Ser
oenSuoitilingen pua 5orretninestilitans
ben i geiten, %uoenfor Chicago, bar
p9ret ~coelGg9enbe. MiQipner nf 3pl-
lars, 1um ellers uilbe babe p9ret anpenot
/ Slemmet % hape biulpet til at i9tte
mere 2lu / 6orretnin9erne, err blepet
gipet no / Chicago for Iosans til ben
fore Uplifting, til Sornpielier % til
Snofjpb. Gn flor Del Soft bar bolot
fine Sreoitorer ben meo 9UIter, fprat
be tunoe faa ic BEN itore llo1tiain0s
Siounbere og StjGubeoer. elsie og
Ell ubpre WGngoe andre bar inolfrans
fet fine !SjemmcbetalIn8er paa ale mt
li9e Waaoer Ior al ia1 Yen9e til 0feis
len. San francisco 8labene anilaar,
at 3 Mtiuioner Dollars ct blepen an
ocnot paa uoltialn9en u9 peb 9ieiien
Ircm pg tllba8e al 6plt ira 8acififfpits
bperne. Si tnn b~ereIter 9na oper til
Staten MtinnelUta, iOm er fprbolo3pis
n9r Chicago, laa at Se%rrbaneuogifz
terne bar uGret Moderate. N9iten
$4,000 al Statens Seiolfnirs bar las
oct Jig inoifripe / Stats 6p9ringen.
@anr man 10 fra, at bper FIN gjenrers
initlig anpenote $50 paa Turen, % BET
er me9et lnpt aniat, bliper bet iamleoe
8elpb $4,000, 0OO.
&i uil III langtfru paaitaa, al lib
itillingeu bar prret ct Snoe, men fun,
at De fprite 6Dl9er pil bore Ell 8prgs
selie al Yengemanseleu pg be baarli9e
5orretning sforbplb. Otter er Stuno
oil pi be9Dnoe at ie 6oroelene, i llbois
oelien al Spuet os Sanferne hos be
Wiilliouer al Seig9enoe, iom far feet
ale be cipiliiereOe N~ationer8 Spfinoel=
ier, &nnit Og SuouItrier, iamlebe / hen
Suioe Sp; 8ibrin9elier al npe Sheer,
i 8prbeorin9 al ben rationale Smag, /
/ NeobrDcningen at iteoliae Jorppmme,
/ 6%remfaloelien al nDe TanfeItromme,
Tom iremmer aultur, Siuorigbeo, Suoz
fiat % 5preta9iumbeb. Nten oisie
6prbele pil fumme graopis, meoens
lllemperne fgles M. uoitilingsgjRs
iterne bar baut i'm uoflust, og ben gap
Dem Masier al 5crncielie % en- goo
Gel BelRring. SAB benz M gioe ct
apot Grempel til oeres mlnore beloist
itiQeoe Nnbper, iom MATTE blipe
biemme, p.O at tase fat paa Glrbeibet
o. i9tte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES isats meo
Strait % 5puo.-The Northwestern
Magazine. !
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
Gnnnon rails. Mtnn.

~ &coattpr: - &inieren bar III Bolot tit
fslo8 her. Gen bar NOT libt itreng / 8cs
|~ettlcn, men M, oa pi or oante til benS
ltab, ina or ben NOT life fllot iaa Hem.
r " ,aar G! Nltobelsaor buab Spcoc ats
@oiclorne ocrimoo Iloa odarIig I'll.
lraicrHe beromtring bar iaaet iig en- "Aiilt
'9dra.or". ipm briues al Saus 9open.
1h8Commeu bar iadet iltanO eli Aibplpss
P.a'H' lonl lpueS at tripeS Sobt, bare Den
'co5llo'. iom ben bar be9Dnot.
Ee'aleo Ell ptnlig Silien til "3ecorab.
''l4 % oeuS mango 9Giere.
gn ~llblGneinQ.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

q. Sjeaans, 1912 5th Str. G., Nin.
neapolis, Mruu., bar / oisie Gage mootaget
oirefte ira Nor9e ct fort Garti EXTRA i'm
HeoIlo, @niiupis, Srisling, giafrel, @ieoe.
Oft Ga @ammeloit, Der iRlses til Sanolenoe
til meget lape Iriier.
Sfrip eiter Brisliite. Srorer pr. HoIt
erpeoeres prompt. l6.20.2
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
|dben &nrrcjpcnpancc.

~ &c 9Ienlcm Geres 8lab alpe en- Sps
I Poo, tuprlebes Stino tilbereoes for
""7Sayihlng, % Bpor meeet Nluu Der
~ u tor bocrt Scare elcr @alpeltinb.
6. Vi.
var: Wan laoer ell iiGrf S9betuo meb
'u's Saho. gtaar bette er folot, paltes
a''' Oerl, net man omhp9aelia anioer
''Ilnlsr lll0en meo SGnoerne for at ioa
a'Oe'ts rem. giterat bette er olprt,
"aH otuioet | rent folot Sanb for at
" S96e bort. Saa ppleIes GIuu "a
Q0'o' Nuno at bUcrt Sla9s, / fpgenoe
''aAie3ct, at oct ustpp ltaar pper
ay''' lom IG88es oeri, % lioaer Der /, 10
yl hTnses oct op pber en- Stano,
9's"9paoeH Tan file af bet. Goar bette
'''1 l'rGiter man bet soot pper ct gprp.
'alaa 9oa 8nIpet, OF bet Tan tprre.
|''FNS oct enonn er liot iuoti9t, Itrpr
',l A'ooNoen I'll hinge Salpeter o. en-
"I'' Illltpot % blanoet iammen.
's ''s8'S2 Climb, tbi bet er beblt at
:. p''' gao en9an9, iammeu, meb Sipos
M, % . 9'e'anore, % iuaieOes bGnser Dc
. sage men lille / Soleu. Suer 9oo
H'ai Dem ON iaaleoes, at mart or
SVstli mart bet aubet. Gu taaes be
| nv. ~ %00fofn ltrubeS mep en- lIpo anip,
siS,,. SF'llc siUO frmmer af. &c LANCE
I, = ~ eaa eiinOet uiiilprcs, o. bet anioes
F+ s..''' r'8'i9 GOot meo Sauocrme, ,aa
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
qorrelpOnoa1tce.

- rs,u Gapn 20 gSresie taos nis
Igsa'arfI ~ Fir life eraana mernsnlTite az
b td'aa ~, MI life tlipe r~feniIie iort, mee'
ia'a. .u,m,rO surr sipOn0ent sniter est' "e"
r ftionp ,,aa bare giapnst % aoresls''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-16
THE MINISTRY REPRESENTED.

As has been stated on almost every occa-
sion, the rush to the strip for claims and
town lots this morning will be made by
every imaginable class Of people on earth.
There has been some conjecture, however,
about how the moral and religious ele-
ment among these thousands Of home
seekers would be looked after on the Sab
bath. the first day following the opening.
From late reports it seems that that part
is being well looked after and hundreds of
able ministers of every denomination
will be on hand. Rev. II. NJ. Gilbert,
pastor of the Perkins Presbyte-
rian church of this city, went to
the eastern part of the state a, few
weeks ago and returned with one Of the
most handsome little running horses in
the county. He is an excellent judge OF
horse flesh and knew he had found a
slayer, which will doubtless be the means
of his getting one among the best claims
or town lots in the new country. Hew
fully prepared and the reports OF Sundays
doings will. in ell probabilities record a
deep and eloquent sermon by this Wichita
minister, either in one Of the large cities
or at what will eventually be n country
place Of worship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-16
A SERIOUS FIRE.
4 Home res'royed and 81. 500 Worth Of
Properly Gon- up In Flames.

AT s o'clock last night "a two-story house
on the corner of Sixteenth street and Mead
avenue was burned TO the ground The
house was owned by H II. Jackman aud
was insured for $500, but il total loss.
The mouse WAS occupied by Marion
Angel, who had moved Into it only three
weeks ago Mr. Angel told an EAGLE re-
porter that he was wholly unable TO say
how the fire originated. His wife had q
pretty good fire in the kitchen stove, and
was preparing lunch for Mr.. Angel to
take with him to the strip today. They
were sitting in the usual sitting room aud
Mr. Angel said to his wife he thought he
smelled smoke. He rose up and opened
the door leading to the front
room, and it was in flame
He closed the door and gave the alarm.
Help came Immediately and with the
assistance Of neighbors nearly all the
household goods down stairs were saved,
but all tie bedding. and their own cloth
ing, everything up stairs was lost. The
was in the middle of the house,
and there was a hole in the fue in the
room IN which the fire was discovered, and
sparks from this fiue hole must have been
the way iu which it originated. Mr.. Angel
had $500 insurance on his furniture, and
he believes this will cover his loss. The
location of the building is outside the fire
limits, but Chief Walden and his men
were there with the chemical apparatus,
aud did good work in saving surrounding
property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-16
CITY EPwoRTa LEAGUE.

The regular meeting OF the city isaEue
will be held in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church Tuesday evening. September
20. The following program will be rem
dcred:
Prayer-Rev A. e. Bruner.
A written report by tie president OF
each league
Music-Empo-is avenue league.
Recifation-Mary Mccullough.
Music--Fir-t church league.
This meeting will consider and perfect
plans for the Ep~ortb league convention
to be held ia this citT In November. IL
will be necessary to form committees on
program, on reception OF delegates. on
entertainment soa such other com miitees
as may BE- deemed necessary. The vice
presidents OF the city league will call the
attention OF their respective local chap
tiers to this matter. and secure the names
of proper persons 10 serve sn the commit
tees Indicated. All members OF the league
should come prepared 70 give this matter
Intelligent consideration
GEETIE MCCrLLorsH. Secretary.