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The sun., 1893-10-08
100 Ce.e. OF smn,l.pox in Munels.

IsDIAsAroLIs. Oct. 7-Gox Matthew'S has
decided to give tho quarantine officials at
Muncio $1,000 on Monday for uso In prevent
Ing the spread OF the smallpox epidemic from
that CITY,, Secretary Mstcalt OF tho State
Board OF Health says that there are now re-
yeloped on Thursday. No far thirteen deaths
have resulted from the disease.
The sun., 1893-10-08
A aIaa,sI, Bymb r.rowr..

NORTH PLATTE. Mob. Oct 7.-soms one
threw bomb through the rear window OF u.
A. Douglass dry goods store last night at II
o'clock. 1t blew, out the front Of the store.
Wlndows we're blown out. aud the hoors and
walls and goods Ia the rear were burned.
The sun., 1893-10-08

HoT SPRINGS. Ark. Oct IAN indictment
was returned by tho Grand Jury yesterday
against ex-Mayor John LauGhran Of this city.
and murder This indictment grew out OF the
shooting OF james Hamey In the passenger
depot in this city ON the evening OF Sept. ~
The sun., 1893-10-08

BoY cHoMsTER IN GOTTA AND cAssocK.
The freaks OF religious fashion are In their
gay as curious as those OF the social world
Before, the introduction OF the vosted male
pra9os and. while tenor and bass voices were
not forgotten. they did not take the lead. The
IT Rs Ss q s9esae
thsy Wers allowed to sing In an Episcopal
@ Ths ws9nS KsR II tesor ana
Sass solos % hSn greatly Increased rscenty and
frequency. but from an lndeiinable feeling Of
srseas uncertainty as to whether is was exactly
..r.lyen time enough. this idea might have
Eten the form Of religious dogma. and. as
,rnsea n me ease OF the organ, any attempt to re.
Snsresr and been the cause Of a schigm. The
sn,nreh ea,areh organ was In general use before the
ana %srs U
o.rSys1 at that time and. for want Of money
""G%Sib,sors "%b,ssSo f. were ere. not Ieplaeea; ,.,.-
saSssh si,sd iurnitgre and its foin.rodacti!on
rsaoua TR as sson aaS srs sry curons sa' but
Mn aan g!ad M 70 lerl that my action has the sane
nIa pn or OF ancient custom among tho chosen peo-
SS,l SSH,nties y the vocal chords which are only
SSo,a!nable SoSs! by the female voice; Although the
sp to y9,sss are very swse. and cieaE they be-
Iaey need the siren gthening Of the adult
Modman,s snd ., voice whom ttoy are at their best,
sSangIeRn wsn hey are to show signs OF
'ns new idea ?" asked the reporter
chnrcb i, ! u ihink M not. some memhers o. our
oase ot changed their minds II they ever thought
dss ddss listening to the improved music last Sun
cbasssrTs cbnnsrs a. are eight women in the choir Of tho
MI. MI.man Intends to have several more join.
street M HdirInsr who liyss at 2s5 Fifteenth u
posai n " Wellmans ideas. and she very kindly
toea tu%. inr ths reporter In order that tho cos
ysStp,earlhg In the church last Sunday with tho
eSsrmnSs eSmshts on; that It seemed to her rs II tho
lootinm, was nlled with a wild-eyed. shocked
Nwsshtihg TO know what was coming next.
islt Most,H " naturally neryous disposition she
OIL Snmtilled S@Srtiled to degree The feeling wore
noithaSsn and the choir passed out. she says
astwva.rs s"e or nor companions felt tho least bit
me nortar boards. Miss Gardner continued,
iiono me .ne greatest curiosity to the congrega.
thin" "il ~ ! stared at them as II 1t was strange
wear bats indeed &c Tor members OF the choir TO
rspor,Sr mns do you wear them. then 2" asked the
nsWshTg you don't mean to think for a mo.
aaswersdI We ,b would 90 without hats, do your
hats AZ ~ IT, buniashionable All ladies wear their
@' the theatre and at church"
ea tue Obstae's by KiniuE Himss,G
soy mehry Mann. 2l years old. cabinetmaker
t"a'uod ,t,"o suicide yesterday at SO Clinton
,,oU hoboken. by shooting himself in tho
that He WhS OF the letters he left set forth
The sun., 1893-10-08
Roberts and Ives wore photographed by
flash light at the instant that the game ended.
Nellie A. Wins the Kentucky Fu,urity for
Two-year-oids.

LEXINGTON Oct This was the nrst day OF the
nua meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse breeders
Association. The conditions could have been bet
ter and the new course. with It's recently erected
buidings places Lexington ahead OF any place the
world regards It's appointments for harness racing
The track 10 fast one was shown by tho ease with
which May Marshall paced third heat In 2:o9. and
the three miles trotsd by Pamico. Both won their
races In hollow fashion. Summaries;
Kentucky FutIrity, for twoysar ods: trotting
stakes $4,000 OF which $1,000 to nrst $1,000 Ia SEQ
The sun., 1893-10-08

J. crowlsF.--Nitchsll has not broken the 10 pound
wing record htF year. His record " l46
t.:t Inch made 81 rrarsrs Island n y, Oct q i6S5
The sun., 1893-10-08
H'"0ved tue Ob.tae's by Kin,u. M,m.,,c

sonn 'n.y Mann. p years old. cabinetmakor,
,trss. ueu W suicide yesterday at SO Clinton
,,or ", hoboGen. by shooting himself in the
that Ss DIN. one OF the letters he left set forth
JuRisin inmates, Charles Woehrner mnd John
he meant Ihe letter didn't make clear what
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23

renters ri, cotton 1928 bales, corn
SO, las bushels, value of products
$50, 600 Well timbered with pine,
cypress, oak, walnut, hickory. ash, etc
lie also read telegram from Judge
ID. a. Mum, Of Crockett, in which
hat gentleman stated that meeting
had Just been held at that place, and
the people were willing to donate
right OF way and depot grounds Two
OF the counties through which this
road will pass have no railroad mile
age at all, and their combined popu
lation amounts to lO,2i2
The report was discussed by Mr.
Lacy, Mr.. James | Moore and others
snd was unanimously adopted.
Another meeting will be held to-
morrow night in the city hall. At
this meeting Chairman Sturgis will
announce the committees.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
WACO AND NEW ORLEANS
An INTERESTING tkPOKT or
THE COMMITTEE READ
Striking StatibtiCs from Different
Counties Resources that Cannot
Be UtiIiZed TOR Lack OF TruMtpor.
tntiOn Facilities.
Elk Mayor 4 A. Sturgis called the

Elk Mayor + A. Sturgis called the
railroad meeting to order last night in
the committee room of the city hall
Col. Parott, chairman of the com
mittee appointed to consider the sd-
visibility OF organizing company,
submitted the report adopted at the
committee meeting held in his Office
last Monday afternoon, In connection
with the report, Col. Parrot read the
following statistics OF the counties
which will be traversed by the Waco
and New Orleans railroad;
Limestone Railroad mileage ,, 90,
population PISS in 1890, assessed
values 81, 493,0 Gao, average value of
land 50 81, farmers 1865, renters
1,2ll, cotton $4,000 bales, corn
4s5,4S bushels, vslue of products
sl6,6rO
Leon Railroad mileage 1G, popu
laton 1851, assessed values 1891
s S99, 205, average value OF land
$lt9, farmers l,6l0, renters 6l5,
cotton 1866 bales, corn 1919, $50
bushels, value of products about
100000
Houston Railroad mileage 36, pop
ulstlon 1850, assessed values 81.
G38,S93, average value of land 81 %
per acre, farmers 1908, renters 94l,
cotton 1904 bales, corn 304 ,0Sl
bushels, value OF products $1,000, 900.
Trinity-Mileage Al, population
764s, assessed values sl,S26, 253,
land per acre ii 60, farmers 63l,
renters $40, cotton 34l7 bales, corn
a on bushels, value Of products
s250,000 Timber-Pine, oak, ash,
walnut, cypress, hickory, pecan, e,c.
Angelna-Nlileag Al, population
6304, assessed values$l, Sl5, 3l4, aver
age value of land So 03, farmers 746
renters $50 cotton 1926 bales, corn
l12,49, bushels, value of products
$250,000 Timber-Long and short
leaf pine in abundance, ash, hickory,
mulberry, oak, etc.
Jasper-No railroads. Two tram
roads, mileage 20, population 1892,
ASSESSED values 1852 ,365, average
value of land 81 .56. farmers AL,
renters 2O7, cotton 1865 baes, corn
SIS, 1902 bushels, value of products,
s225,000. Timber--Long leaf pine
in great abundance, and about sixty
other varieties of wood.
Newton--No railroads, population
1850, assessed values ST 1875, ,0S, av-
ersge value Of land 81 OF farmers 40l j.,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
"A positive cure for catarrh, Diph-
iberia and Cauker Mouth. For sale
By Willii mson Drug company.
Another Kissing Case.

j. r. Edgar, successo4 to, Joe S.
Thompson, 400 Franhhn street, is
now selling pure lsrdlN42t cts a
pound. He has very>choice selec.
ton of staple and fancy groceries,
canned goods, candies, cigars,
tobacco's, etc. ,Remember he sells
for spot cash y lowest possible
prices. @ Stewart, his genial
4a1Aget W Always treat you wf}l
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
Starved to Death

In the midst of plenty. Unfortunate,
unnecessary, yet we hear of it often.
Infants thrive physically and mentally
when properly fed The Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is IN.
doubtedly the safest and best infant
food obtainable Grocers and drug
gists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
Lost Manhood

Either Of the young or old can be
restored by the persistent use Of the
arteslan baths. The natural heat and
the electrical properties with which
the waters are charged will accom-,
plish this magical result. Try a
course a. the Natatorio sanstorlum
and feel the vigor of renewed youth.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
Four cents, cost sc retail cigars, at
ED + DlsMuKE's,
Cor It'll and Franklin.

A farm, 100 acres in cultivation
3l5 acres in tract, five miles from
Jon boro, Hamilton. Will sell cheap
for cash or will exchange for Waco
property, j +. HORNE & Co.,
il9 Franklin street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23

THE REV. GEO. q. THAYER
Of Bourbon, Ind, ssyu "Both my,
self and wife owe our lives to SHI.
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
For sase BY Williamson Drug com,
pany.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
Bastrop, Texas, December ,. J.

Bastrop, Texas, December ? 1902
c. A. kirtley General Manager Of the Peoples
Mutual Investment Co. of Waco Texas:
Dear Sir-Keplying to your request for an ex-
preston OF my views regarding my business con-
rection with your Company, will say that as
rule | prefer not to give my expression in the
form OF a recommendation to any company
But | am SO we'll pleased with my experience
in your company that have hesitation in
recommending it to others
And would particularly emphasize the
special feature of RELIABILITY and ABSO-
IL TIE SAFETY offered to the investor by the
method and management OF your association.
The first payment made my certificate was
s. 90, in une, 1902, and have paid same So 90
each month since and one dollar transfer fee,
making total of thirteen dollars, when today
received in cancellation OF my certificate one
hundred and twenty dollars, and feeling that it is
Justly due you, take great pleasure in com
mendng your company to the good will and pat
ronage OF all to whom these presence may come.
Thanking you for the profitable and business
like manner in which you have handled my
money and the cou. teous treatment received at
your hands, am Very respectfully yours
Signed w ]. HILL,
Bastrop, Texas.
NOW vi waco lCNdS, Ol lne ilriH OF nm x
Wnrey
We, the undersigned take pleasure in stating
in the Peoples Mutual Investment Company
Savings Association it has but few if any equals
AS an investment for the certificate holder
ever examined, both to save and make money.
holders will realize good profit on their invcstme
Done voluntary tribute to genuine merit
DR.. w. O. Wilkes, Physician.
]. X. Bennett, Proprietor of Waco News
O. b. Virgins Expert Electrician
M. Palmo, Proprietor Hotel Palmo.
n. a Flood Proprietor OF Waco Steam Laundry.
DR.. H. Boyett, Dentist,
+ c. Kenyon
Manager Carpet Department Sanger Bros.
II. Stolte, Grocer, south Fifth Street.
Mye Bros, Timers and Roofers
r. A. Burleson, Books and Stationery
L. p. Blanchard, Proprietor City Fish Market
Kirk & Rcesing, Tailors
Extract from monthly statement Of the Pee
Goth 1903 The books of the company she
and Surplus Funds if divided today among the
SI.S5 for each dollar paid by them on monthly ms
l. {. A. kirtley, General Manager of the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
Sworn to and subscribed to before me, thi
hand and seal Of office.
SEAL Signed, J. I
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-23

Waco, Texas March 8 1905
To Whom These Presence Nav Come,
take great pleasure in stating that on Ooto-
Der 81 1902, purchased Of the certificates
ssued by the Peoples Mutual Investment Com
pany, OF Waco Texas from the no der thereof ION
which he had paid eight dollars for the sum OF
twenty dollars, thus giving him profit of twelve
dollars. which is 50 per cent on his investment
in four months. And | have paid on same one
dollar penalty and one dollar transfer fee and ten
dollars monthly dues making a total outlayof
thrty-two dollars.
Today have received in cancellation OF my
certificate one hundred and twenty dollars in gold
at the hands OF c. \. Kirtley, general manager Of
the COMPANY thus giving clear profit Of
eighty eight dollars investment OF thirty
two dollars in the short period Of four and
halt months, which is 275 per cent. on my invest
ment.
would heartily recommend the Peoples Mu-
tua and urge all to avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunity to become members at the earliest possible
moment, whereby you are enabled to save money
and have it yield you handsome profit
Feeling as do that it is unqueslionaby safe
and that every safeguard is thrown around the in
terest of the certificate holders, have no hest.
fancy in recommending it to others.
Respectfully,
Signed A. w MOsER,
Waco Texas
at each of us hold or more Certificate Policies
Waco, Texas, and give it opinion that as a
affords advantages over any company that we have
md we confidently believe that all persistent policy
is March 9th, 1898.
\. Severe, Barber.
Zee AttipSOr ROOFS and
I. l.. Cecil, Section Foreman NJ, K. & 7. r. r.
I'd OBrien Saloonist
T. Morley, ourneyman Tailor.
lrs NJ. l.. Robertson, clearinghouse Proprictress
lrs Jessie F. Adams, clearinghouse Proprietress'
august Schwessnger, Journeyman Tailor
Mss +. A. Perry Stenographer.
Howard Hartman, Student Hills Business College
O. Woodwork,
Locomotive Engineer, Waco & Northwester ky' ~
IS Mutual Investment Company made FeD'u"'y
that the combined amount of the Trust, NeSe''
certificate holders would give TO ea''
ments
we named company, do solemny swear ina. W.
d belief c. A. KIRTLEY, General Manage
he Goth day of February, 1893. AS witness ''
8ANTON, Notary Public for McLennan Co0"V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
uNHAppY HOME LIFn
Drives Two Sisters to suicIdo-scnsation a
Chicago Hotel.

Drives Two Sisters to Sulcido-Scnsation ut
Chicago Hotel.
CHICAGO, May 5.-There was u sensa-
ton in the Leland hotel yesterday after
noon when two beautiful young ladies
were discovered in one OF the rooms al.
most Mt deaths door from the effects OF
morphine. Physicians were summoned
and sot to work to resuscitate them. In
the case OF the younger their efforts
were successful after u time, but tho
elder, in spite OF every endeavor, re-
manned unconscious. ltdeveloped that
they wero Ola Flows, aged nineteen
years, and her sister Mercedes, aged
fifteen, sisters Of tho well known con.
fectioner, Edward Flows. They came
to the Leland q week ago with their
luggage and registered as Miss 0rme
and Miss Vargrave, OF New York. They
were very handsome and attracted
much attention as they passed in and
out Of the hotel.
Whom Mercedes was sufficiently re-
stored to talk she said that on Tuesday
last she and her sister had swallowed
sixteen quarter grain morphine tablets
and slept until Wednesday afternoon.
Waking and realizing that their attempt
at suicide had been u failure, they sent
for moro morphine and took SO quarter
grain tablets each. Late last night
Mercedes was rapidly recovering but
Ola died this evening,
Mercedes gave as the reason for their
rash act that their home life was un-
happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
MORNING SMILES.

S. Aleck-"Jackey, do you know you
are q great mani" Jackey-"How vos
dot? l dun n~oddings," s. Aleck-
"Why. you just licked Columbus"
Jackey-"Vell, veil, but dot is nod
gread. 1don't like to lick q man pehind
his pack. See?"-Lit.
Harry-"Darliug? love you" Oar.
ling-"1 know 1t, Harry; but l was in
hopes you'd have some news to tell mt
tonight. l haven't seer a soul to-day,
aud Pm just dying for news" -BOSor
Transcript
"It must be said of swelIington that
no never loses his head" said one actor
to another. "Yes," was the reply, "his
head has gotten so big that he couldn't
loso it il he tried" ~ Washington Star.
Hardup-"The amount OF your bill,
doctor, has madc me feel quite ill.,"
Doctor (gleefulIyl-"Has 1t, sir2 Then
| suppose you will want me to attend
you professionally again T"-T-BaS.
"oh, Pm so sorry, Mr.. Dillingham;,
your lady love has thrown you over.
What was the trouble2" why, you
sec, l tlattered her so much she got too
proud to speak to me."-Boston Beacon.
Carson-T understand that you did
Europe last summer" Crummer-
"Well, I have never been able to decide
exacted whether | did Europe or Eur
ope did me."-Town 7oDics.
Dusty Rhodes ave expected tc
have some pale ale at the banquet; but
We had to give it up" Fitz William
"Why?" Dusy Rhodea-"Didn't have
any pail."-PucG
student-"I don't 500 how anyone
can live in this miserable town. Nc
matter where I turn l always run
against a creditor."-SehelE
"say, don't you notice u strong smell
Of paint2 What Is it2" "That's the
ballet in the wings. They'll be here in
a moment "-IruM.
IO sent u perfumed bllletdoux
To q maiden aged thirty and tOux.
II expressed inclination
Toward annexation,
And shO telesraphed: Pm your loux.loux."
-DctlncG Nous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
rhe Caso OF CnrlYle HnrrIs.

Carlyle Harris will be put to death
according to the forms OF law. Beyond
question he had a fair trial. Since his
conviction his counsel have exhausted
all means to ave him. He will die for
the alleged poisoning Of his wife.
Harris cannot complain that any IN.
fair advantage has been taken OF him.
His guilt was established to tho salts
faction Of q Jury. The supreme court
saw no error in his trial. The governor
appointed q special commissioner to as.
certain whether there was good ground
for Clemency, and on tho strength Of
that report declined to interfere with
the execution of the sentence.
Notwithstanding all this Harris may
be innocent; IN which case it is q poor
satisfaction to him to know that he
goes TO his death in strict conformity
with law. He was convicted on expert
testimony, which in his own case and
DR.. Buchanan's has been shown to be
80 contradictory as to be unreliable.
On this the a hinges.
Though Harris be guilty, society
would have suffered no injury by the
Communication OF his death sentence to
imprisonment for life. This would
have prevented the possibility of a cap.
ital blunder. imprisonment for life ia
not a mild form Of punishment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
GM GnteQ1asmen
EEL MAY 0. 1893.
Ittsn0 Go.

When everybody is agreed there is no
trouble to succeed. This is the present
condition Of WheeIinR's Columbian
Fourth Of July. Everybody is in for it
and may therefore be supposed to be
ready to help.
It would be strange If it were other
wise. 1t is the right thing at the right
time. Fourth of Jnly comes every year,
but this is the year OF the Columbian
demonstration and the two will fit to-
gether g~loriously. Chicago will have
six months Of it and all OF US who can
are going there to help her, but some
can't get away, and Fourth OF July is
home day, and this is the day for paint
ing the home town red with patriotism.
The start eau be made through the
chamber OF commerce better than in
any other way. That body will invite
all other bodies to take hold, the work
will DO undertaken, systematized, and
the end will crown it grandly. The
people will SEQ something on the Fourth
of July, and Wheeling will SOC some
people in town that day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

DR.. William Henry Howell, Of Har-
ward university. who has been q pro-
lessor in the University OF Michigan,
has been called TO Johns Hopkins uni
versity, his alma mater, as professor OF
biology to succeed DR.. IL. Newell Mar
ten, who recently resigned.
DR.. oliver Wendell Holmes was the
guest Of the English club CT Harvard
Annex at Fay house a few days ago.
About 200 guests were present. the
poet made some Enthusiastically witty
remarks, and atterward read his poem,
dorothy O."
More than S25O,OO0 was contributed
several years ago for a monument to
Bismarck, but the committee having the
matter in charge has made no move to-
ward beginning the work. The ex-
chancellor Ia said to be much offended
at the dslay.
John Oliver Hobbies, who has lately
jumped into o literary reputation in
London, is to her friends Mrs. Craigie, q
young woman who began her profess
sional career three or four years ago as
an art critic.
Mrs. P. T. Barnum, widow Of tho fam.
GUS Snowman, is at Hot Springs, N. @.
Last spring she was removed from her
homo in an ambulance and placed in a
special car. Her health has greatly inn
proved.
Dr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes was the
special guest OF the EngIish club Of Har-
ward Annex at Fay house, recently.
The poet made q felicitous address and
read his poem dorothy O."
Edison is quoted as saying that Sin
his experience whatever has been prov
cd to DO impossible by the mathemati-
cal authorities has been the easiest in
vention to produce"
William steinway's gifts to public
and private charities, most OF them dis.
pensed very quietly and in comparative
ly email amounts, aggregate nearly $780,.
600 u year.
Miss Selma Harris, OF Frankfort, Ky,
has been asked to pose for o picture Of
Esther" one OF the characters in "Ben
uut.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
Woman at tho Fair.

First the rain, the deluge of woman's
tears in jackson Park. All because the
president of the 'lady managers"
theatened to resign because she had
been accused OF monopolizinG the noble
company OF the duchess of Veragua.
This is the explanation.
Tho real cause, us intimatod by Mrs.
Potter Palmer, lies back OF the Veragua
visit. The social status of tho "lady
mGnagers" is not of equal level, and this
made heart-burnings, ~jealousies and re-
sentiments.
1t is a wonder that there has not been
moro of an outbreak than this and
sooner. For months there has been a
gmolderig fro in tho women's board.
Possibly the tears have put it out.