The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-17

~. unfortunately his mind is still very
1nhon Glouded and it is impossible to say
"nal the termination will be-
Georgia Town, Give
Georgia towns continue to give literally
me movement has spread all over the state
II is noticeable that the towns far away from
tMruilsWlck give as generously as those nearer
the coast
Milledgeyille c,oo M
~ SUCt
Wann usFhe 15.W
p, j)o'
rnoMu1f springs -. :. :. :. -. 800
iIdSt Tont ;. :. >. :, ...... 23.9t
a. f. Long, Rome :. :. :. 20;
oc"anee, cash and provisions.
Annston's Original Idea.
Annlston, Ala, October 14-(Special.) y
- peck-of-meaT' subscription was started
mere yesterday for the benefit of the Bruins
! "Nh sufferers and in an hour over forty
bushels had been paid for. The list is
sun pelns circulated and nearly every per-
son approached gives money to buy a peck
of meal. This unique way of helping the
poverty stricken people is strictly 'One-
| peck-of-meal' donation. as no person is
allowed to give more than one peck in one
| name. The meal was sent to Brunswick
today.
How Waycross Responded.
! Waycross Ga, October 15.-(Special.)-T
! musical entertainment at the opera house, and
| the grand ball at the Southern hotel Thurs
day night for the benefit of the Brunswick suf-
1erers, were very entertaining and sl42 was va
Hanes, superintendent of the Brunswick and
Western railroad, furnished special train
from WayneSvle and other places, ana an
fares collected from passengers were donated
TO the cause of suffering at BrunsWlck tie
aIsL bought great many tickets and gave
entertainment. The engineer, conductor and
fireman of the train paid their fares on the
nShed delightful music at the concert and
ball. There were recitatonS and music by
the best home talent and the Brunswick peo-
pie here assisted in the exercises In a delight
Jul manner, showing that they We're in sympa-
thy with the sufferers Of their city ny i the
sea. The ball was grand affair MI. WelsS-
the proprietor of the Southern opened his
doors TO the people and there We're refresh
mentS provided by him. The bail closed at
| o'clock this morning.
| The Noble Spartans.
II Sparta. Ga, October 15.-(Special.) THE
| people of Sparta and vicinity commenced re-
spending to the needs of brunswick two weeks
tances. The pastor of the Methodist church
4 here is 4 brother to Rev. Ed Cook, who has,
from the commencement of the scourge, stood
so herocally to his post of duty there From
his pulpit here this pastor emphasizes the
need of help and the contribution of the com
munity which was remittcd through Mr.. John
u. Walker up to date is $l13.4O which in
Guides the proceeds Of an entertainment at the
c1urthSsnse by the ladies, and which realized ed
colt show at the fair ground On Friday
e lessrs; ID. Z. Ferguson and Wolf Silver
ivead shipped lot Of flour, potatoes, sugar.
Ioffee, etc, amounting 10 $75 WORTH collected
III Mrs. Bawkaloo refugee fiom Bruins
/ kyick, has some remittances also which maxi,
ethe total from Sparta Of 500. SO long as
E the restitution continues in Brunswick Sparta
NJ Ill send weekly contributions, generously and
ef heerfuly.
II Griffn's LiberaIity.
nd Griffin. Ga. October 15.-(Special. )Criffin
,sponded to the call for help and at once
e runswick sufferers. in cash and provisions
; = gether. Mayor Boyd shipped ear Of pro-
~ sons, which consisted of meat hams, flour,
ed &c, corn meal, oatmeal, grits, tea and coffee,
ing Ee"t potatoes, apples, besides good many
nd This is the first subscription that has been
he ken up, but Griffin is always ready and
#, ling to help her sister city in time of need:
be-. E9e gospel tent has done great deal Of
al |ir last night here. Rev. Mr. Blosser de-
zee ives a great deal of credit for his good work
nut I about fifty or sixty conversions up. to
me If. The gospel tent congregation subscribed
vs. ut half of the amount that was sent to
ar Enswick. Let the good work so on.
nell Cuthbrrt's Contribution.
TX |lthbert. Ga, October II. -(speclall-Cu
hcI is contributing generously TO the suffer-
IA people in plague-stricken Brunswick. A
~ II contribution from the citizens one from
W. knights Of Py1has t one from the Ma
y Eerday another contribution from the citi-
TrSrt@S f;r s''Ht Il, fhes. suffering
p npln and an appeal from them always meets
u v.h Il prompt, hearty and generous To-
Chipiey Sends Money.
~ Chiplcy. Ga October -. -(Speciai -Cmpiey
esr orwar,Ird 10 Mayor Lamb Si1.21 to BruhS-
WvicI yesterday, due to the efforts OF lhe Con-
Institution.
Ut From Siilesboro.
Mc(1innis Ga. October l5.-(Speclal; ,,-At
4Gnoctinc OF the Stilesboro Agricultural Cur. on
tStileshoro, Ga. so in cash was raised lo1
= Brunswick, and large contribution OF pro
visions which will be forwarded at once.
Helm for brunswick.
i New York October 10.-Help Tor BrunS-
L wick Ca is hurrying southwark today -
:, relief train of six cars of supplies for the
and will reach its destination in less man
three days. Up to the present time more
than $4,000 have been collected by the com,
mittoe Of gentlemen who undertook to an
Health officer Jenkins in his efforts to render
assistance to the unhappy Brunswickers ana
, the subscription lists have not yet closed
Mrs. Most Has the smallpox.
New York, October 15.-.lohann Most, the
red -whiskered fiery eyed editor of the an.
archistic Frehet, was again the OBJECT or
attention on the part of the munlclpal au-
thoritics today. His wife, Lizzie, an a'l-
burn-haired Hungarian, OF thrty-three
wears. had been i'll for several days, and
today the physician in attendance upon heI'
diagnosed the case as smallpox. MIS-. Most
was removed to the Riverside hospital
THE CONDITION OF COTTON.
Report of tho Department of Agriculture for