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The evening world., 1893-09-06
LETTERS.

TINS column Is Jtr the oensat or spervnod
uho sas a com plant TO make, a 0'ferd'lc. TO
rentfid,e, fnrormatfon to otre, a question to
ask or a public ssrvtse TO acknowledge, ana
,oho can put the idea into less than 100 words.
Long letters C InnOt b. prtnted-l
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Ann.I.d District rr.,e, Outing.

The T';nDany society of ths Annexed
hlN'rl.. Eises Its seventeenth annual CT.
'rsi4n - OseawaHa Island to-day. THIS
~ AZ 1, always looked forward 10 with :grsst
s.,,sc!ions ss goo1 tine 1. always hsc by
th9ss who attend The steamer Grand Re
puolc was scheduled to leave loot Of East
oae huDdrcc slc r~elty-sixhth street al
$50 0eluct tbis inrTbiDg alo IroG, tot ~
t.sst Tuerly y-Luird street a lev min utesl =" +,
fne boa'd VI SaehC ps Of tho s"cie 10 G.. =
;soosi OF HeGry D. fJrTor, Jlhn n. she. +,
jonS r. Daun. Josspa T. SsTry, 1.nmr, m
Bracken. John Parsons. NJ. D., Joseph shea,
John J. Cooney. Arthur Alexander, !. W.
hcGrath,
The evening world., 1893-09-06
7he Deep Sp0nish F7oumc..

Modistes are making lp many pretty
gowns for the Autumn fashioned With
the skirt with very deep Spanish
hounee, and the bodice portion shaped
IN blouse style, with Spanish jacket to
be worn above. The blouse has full
sleeves. the velvet jacket merely deem
caps Another fashionable skirt is the
one with three flounces.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

Mrs. Joseph Addy, OF Patterson, is
added to the creaitable list OF women
who have met and conquered the house
burglar She chased and caught her
man. threw him down. aud planted her
foot on his neck while she paused for
breath. Fortunate are the household
gods. over which watch and ward are
kept IN such detcrmi,ri Amszonian
style. and unfortunate is Re robber
whose evil star leads him % atie.nrt u
raid On 80 w.'i-protected h huuitetion.
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T Baychsster Social Circle.
10 Tie Editor


A small sum, aggregatnE So, was collected
by several young ladies from a gathering Of
the Raychestsr Soclal Circle. The melnhers %
future success To The Evening World in its
noble undertaking, and hope shortly To send In a
similar vuntfihution. lnurs sn'ereiy,
BANtHESrER SOCIAL. CIRCLE
The evening world., 1893-09-06

Free doctors for the sick babies of the
destitute and free bread for the hungry
poor. These arc the free offerings of the
people. of which THE World stands as
the distributor. The growth OF these Of
feFings pays Its own tribute to the
warmth and generosity O. New Works
great heart.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
The Puritan Clubs Project.

To the Editor:
Incosed YOU will dnd 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund. We made up II club last week puritan
club, to help along the sick babies Entertain
mrnts will be held at 1891 Avenue every. Sun
will la sent to YOU. Members Of the Club,
| all of whom thirteen years of age, are:
Frank Hnh"rtus, Henry Krspe.
Martin Hudson, Gustav Kaufman.
Adoipf Pulvcrmiller.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
MExlCANs MURDER W. T. WALSH.
Ee Belonged in Washington and
Was Killed in Colorado.

TRINIDAD, COL, Sept. 6,-W r.
Walsh. a young Englishman OF Wash
ington, d. c., was murdered Monday
night between Aguilar, Col, and the
Key Ranch. by "A party of MeXicans.
He was shot and killed instantly.
A posse Is in pursuit of the Mexicans
and they will be lynched II captured
Young Walsh belonged to wealthy
family In Washington.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
From Alice and Ned.

mclcsed you will ind 81 30, collected by Celia
Winters, nine years old, and Master Ned Win
ters, nve years. from the people on the block OF
Twenty fourth street. hotween Seventh and
Eighth avenues. You " Ill hear from US again.
G. and y. WINTERS,
217 West Twenty fourth street.
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sIo,s44.52 NOW IN.
Tho Sick Babies Fund Has Not
Yet Stopped Growing.
4 Big Entertainment at New Rochelle
Saturday Night.
FUND Fairs In PArlors. Baseme nts
aud Yards and OH tho Sidewalks.

Az isssers containing money fer tho
sick Babies Fund should be addressed
to "Cashicr OF WORLD. Pulitzer Build.
Ing, New York CITY"
Donations Of ciethins, &C.. should be
sent to Mrs. Roberts, 1872 West Thirty-
fourth s,rcct,
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Two Little Girls OF Arlington.

70 the Editor:
A fair held for the Sick Babies Fund by
two little girls of Arlington. n. j., yielded the
sum Of 81, Hoping that this may encourage
more children ~ do -, We remain, yours,
Lydia Koerber.
Tetkla Birubaum.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
CHOLERA VICTIMS In sCUTARL
Five Deaths in a Lunatic Asylum
Tho ScourQe IN Constautinople.

LONDON, Sept. 6-The Standards 8
correspondent at Constantinople says
that five deaths from Asatic cholera
have occurred in a lunatic asylum in
Scutar. and that several deaths from
the disease have occurred in Constanti-
nople. which have been hushed up to
avoid alarming the Sultan.
Special dispatches from Vienna show
still further decline in the epidemic
in Hungary and Galicia.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
At the Puritan Club. oreenville.

~ INV
incloscd please And SlS.o3. the proceeds of
oar fair held AT the Puritan club rnm. t,recn.
vile, Aux. 81, WI ~ Mrs splitter kindly lan.d
us for IL" ""cash Hoping 1t win d. the liz,
tie tots some god,
Emma Meprhott
Emma Hamburger
Jersey City, y. ],
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Little Harold's Gift.

~ tne EhlW'
Inclosed are fifteen two'cent postage stamps.
! hope the sum will do some baby good From
little Harold Cohen,
l+5 Myrtle avenue. Brookiyn
The evening world., 1893-09-06

To the Editor;
Inclosed please find 90 cents In stamps which
We have collected for the Unnr babies.
Nanny ILsch.
Milton schwartz
r. S.-We will try AMI send more.
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Help Those Who Need Help"

On the evenings Of Aug. 81 and Sept. fni.
was held at the residence Of Mrs. +. II. R"omc,
iss Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn, In aid of the
Sick Babies Fund. This fair was originated.
managed and carried Ia a successful "onclusion
by Misses Jrnnnettc Rome, May Shaw. Emma
1'rliaI and Mollc GrugHn. who were ably as
sisted hy Misses Mabel and Nellie Pearson AMI
Masters Tommy Brandt, Willie Mohrmann and
Jimmie Tutile.
nAgs, hunting and lanterns galore and the arii-
rleS displayed for sale were numerou. aud AT
trartivc. and reflected credit uIsn thc young
misses none ~ whom is nrcr fourteen wears of
age, engaged IN thlS crrdltablr work ns re
suit Of which AoI will hnh in"losrd the sum of
$40, to h. aA,ied TO the Sick Babies Fund. In
accordance with the mott" ~ this little eoteric.
which H., Help those who need help
The evening world., 1893-09-06
ier a Fair BtcucIer.

This bicycle costume Is OF cheviot
cloth. short bell-shaped skirt with seams
mounted on the fiat in front, and with
gathers behind. Two pocket iaps gar
nish the front. Blouse bodice mounted
on yoke adorned with English point
The evening world., 1893-09-06

Mr.. Carnegie foresces hard Winter.
but believes that "in the end all will be
well" For his own part, Mr.. Carnesie's
faith In the mai outcome Is founded or,
the rock Of his long protected pros.
perity. WIN he use TO the utmost his
practical means Of imparting hope and
confidence 10 hi. wcrkinsmen?
The evening world., 1893-09-06
A Sidewalk Fair.



Please IND inclosed 81, the proceeds Of a side
walk fair held fs the Sick Babies Fund. Nor,
to come. FREDA AR\D.
Lp1'TlE PRISK.
22I East Eighu-thlri street
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A Fair by Three.

10 the Eultor:
Inclosed please And $l,3o, the proceeds Of
small fair arranged by myself. my little sister.
Ave years Of age, and her friend. Hoping Il
will benefit some por sick shild. We remain
respectfully.
Willie Rlumcnreich,
Elsa Blumcnreich.
Helen Gisrisch,
l%SG Second avenue.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Roasmors Hotel.

To the EdI0t:
IncIoscd please nni money order fdf sl1 .oo, to
he placed In The Evening wGlds'' Sick
Babies Fund The above has been contributed
by the children now at the RossInore Hotel. and
was the proceeds Of Il fair held at the hotel
under the mana cement OF the following children
Eleanor Horn Harry SteHrnes,
Pauline Horn. Arthur Murphy,
Belle Chichester, Roy Cirrie.
May Murphy. Ira Ansorge,
Alice Stcarnas Rita Cohen.
Yours respectfully, MRS. GEO. MURPHY
Highmount y. Y.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
G. ven by Four Boys.


10 tne thitOt'
Iuclosed hnd 81 donated hy Harry Ferris,
Louis Jacobs, John Older and Mitchell pcrris To
Louis Jacobs. John Older and Mitchell Perris. at
t2n East Eighty second street, 10 the sick
Ealip,' Fund
The evening world., 1893-09-06
From Four Years Old Mile.

To the Editor:
Inc!osed find d cents (s,amps) for the. Sick
Babies Fund. Our -Four Years Old Mile.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

There cannot be too much Of the good
news that mills, la al directions. are re
suming operations with full rolls OF en-
ployeea
The evening world., 1893-09-06

The first and ciearest idea In the
British House Of Lords AZ to the Home
Rule bill Is that. as peers, the members
are ''agin' it."
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Tho Engineer Should Explain.


II seems 10 me that the engineer OF the Rock
away train ought to explain why he accepted
To run "a train when he could not see the danger
light, and also why he did not slow uD his
train when he came To that critical and ex-
Miss EsIr
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Miller's Place, L. I.
To the ElitO

To the EdItOr:
Incoscd please fnd sl.a5. the proceeds Of
an entertainment at Mr.. Hopkins's. Mllier's
place, l.. L., for the beneht OF the sick Babies
Fund by
Katie Crysta,
Ella Ruttis,
Florence Rurtis
Jordan Green,
Charlie Tnggtlrt,
<d2 McIonough street, BrOokiyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

When II has gone 80 far that a cab
man will run down Broadway police
man. hope disappears for the ordinary
mortal at the street crossing.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

The country Is for the present forced
TO buy silver bullion. 1t should not be
compelled to take as a gift the silver Of
anti-repeal eloquence In the Senate.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

so<stien. They are 4evoting their breath
20 the waste Of the country's time.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

II looks as II John l. Davenport bad
the aght OF his life on his hands. And
is q eontes; without gloves.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

For an unprotected industry. train
robbing Is getting to flourish unaccount.
ably ''in Mixzoura."
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Pork Pie,

Make raised crust of one mound of
flour. one-fourth pound OF butter. one
hair cupfui OF hot milk. scattering one
iodrth pound or bits OF butter or lard
over paste IN rolling out. Line small
dish-or small dishes-pinching a fold
around the bottom Fill with little pieces
OF seasoned pork and cover with gashed
paste. rubbing crust with egg, ana bake.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
SHERIFF WARNED BY A TRUs1Y.
Plot OF Prisoners In an Ill,r o,s Jail
Frustrated

BELLEVILLE ILL.,. Sept 6.-Sheriff
Langley was informed by "trusty" in
the st. Clair County Jail that IA rush
would be made at the noon hour yester-
day by the ninety prisoners confined in
the jail to gain their liberty.
The rinGleaders were at once put in
strong cells and the plot frustrated.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Collected by Three Girls.

~ Nhe
incosed please nad s.. collected for the Sick
Babies Fund ~
tidm Phillips,
stella Phillips.
l>plsH lTtcc.
II Avenue 4
The evening world., 1893-09-06

, Has the Rapid Transit germ been
stamped out?
The evening world., 1893-09-06

A merry breeze for the trial OF the
Cup Defenders tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

lace. The puffy bodice is made In the
same style behind Sleeve close fitting
on forearm and puffy above. the tight
fitting part being trimmed In the same
style as the yoke, Cap OF dark blue
cloth. High boots and trousers of the
same cloth as the skirt, puffy and
buckled below the knee.
The evening world., 1893-09-06
THR EVENING WORLDS

Ne< pau IONA Hut ACTUAL udlly
Average Circulation
Is greater than the combined cir.
culation Of the
Evening Sun,
Tail and Express.
Evening Post,
Commercial Advertiser,
=, Evening Telegram.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

Senator Mofgan's plan fur Joint
monetary cOihn:ission Of Senators and
.Congrsssmen IL sood 80 fur as II goes
but IL cpiifines thc membership OF the
'cemmissioa too elnSsly. The World"
plan, which Is io IksG uroa with favor in
both branches or Congress. proposed the
appointment OF bJty Of men. including
not only :;aticnsi Legislators. but out
Sico experts ir nnanc" wh5ss opinions
aud aGvi-s worlG be of th. highest in-
.,.o:s aos- IT Is uue that under the }, ,. =
'snn resolution sucN experts could be
-eIii1t 70 witrss,es Hut they should
bs mol tEal. thai They should oe ac-
sis g, memJeTs o. the commission. on
hand a. all s-s- 'o-1G 0, tnst body.
The evening world., 1893-09-06

4: h. cyrcpiaiIed that Broosiyn' y
UnioI l. Ils4- ClIb has bean given over
.too me.h TO fe.- sting. dancing aud gam
lss. 10 the exeiasi1n Of sobsr political
Sora. Now there Is 10 be q refornia-
upn. Ia view of tho approaching tAi
easnpaisr. F.evolities are 10 b. laid
.eside. and plain politics 70 prevail This
will be dishco r.eiing for q time To the
younger and more socially inclined
meinbers. But let them not be utterly
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Thay VIII send More,

<d2 Mclbonough street
The evening world., 1893-09-06
Bodio, for an. rsooa Dr.s..

The bodice is of purple satln with
yoke and full puts to the elbow of
mauve striped surah; drapery Of mauve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

TIE board Of supervisors Of Artzla
comfy have ordered IN election - take
pla,e September - determine whether
At-aIa shall be dry or vet the aexs
fiscal year
The crops in she western half Of
Grenada county are sne. The corn
crOp. While very coed is nos equal -
that Of last year. but the cotton cro1 is
unquesticnably the bess since Iss-
Unless sooe unIooked-soe iH-sortune
-inservsaeS Grenada xil sSip an IN
usually large ca-gO Of Gotten
Az is recent meeting the bead Of
Supervisors Of HiEds CoGztF raised the
assessments sl04.0oa. Eh.1h has re-
suited in some lassy kicking
Hox. L ) TERRY. representative FROM
Alfalfa County in the present Legisia-
lature. died at bis hoEe miles
wes. Of KosciGsko He entered the
Mexican war at the age Of II Is = ser
reaut. and fought CALAMITY throughout
that va He did gallant service for
,be lost cause a. major o. TIE Fifteenth
Mississippi in tEe l8rs VA. and since
that tine has bsea frequently koacrea
Nv the ueorIe BIZ election 70 o1Tees of
hcncr ard trss. n tsss ess=.y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
CONDENSED

The OHIO river Is lower Eov . vas
sver known IN is hiss0rT- Steamers
are unable "a run and hundreds q men
a-e cut Of srpIoEuens as 2eonseqA@8e-
People can cruss the river with n horse
and ba<gy IL GAlI5pol1s- ohi0. oms
thing tnas has nos been done for dfry
pears
SLAs WILSON known Is 4 bad negro
was found hanging 10 -se near
Leareax0rth- KANSAS On The =ts@ The
end Of the rope vas tied aboH- hs
wrists xhich we're behind him He $
believed % have been IEnche1
Az impression IS growing aboas The
Cartel that The present e~xrr1or11narF
session Of Congress mar coue % = close
aboas the middle Of September
EMPLOYMENT vas given On the Est 70
besxeen Ia0o0 and $1,000 idle men IN
ne vicinity Of Ps-sbgrg. Pa By The ~
sumption Of operations II IRON and steel
plants
NAxTE. the EEear-0ld daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs >sanIey. Of Mexico No
drank aauanaty Of gasoline On the as,
ana died frou the effects in two hours
ORDERS have been issued by the
Treasury Department. ~ all s1b-treas-
uries 70 pas cut gold over the counters
the same ns other classes Of money
PursrpESr and Mrs. Cleveland will.
IL is understood return 10 the Wniee
House on the last day Of this month
W.. J. JAxIsoS was hanged n
Quincy. Ill. On the lssn IN the oa
neut Of the courthouse. IN the presence
!. 100 peopIs. while 5000 waited OUTSIDE
- hear the details 1fterwz-1
s.aane- Lain which arrived a,
New York on the 18TH brought oF-'oS
nouuds of gold from Southampton ana
r04zooo francs from Paris
arrKRrELE hail st0ru passed rnro1gn
wight County. MINI On me is'n'
eoupleteIy destroying everything In
a. ar. The path OF the storm vas
nile vide. bzs from % 20 - miles
IN length
r,x failures for The pass Eeex nun
- N me United States. 4galnss
a. last year OF the number, 10 we're
in the Eastern states, 81 II the >'e'0-
=, al as in the Western states ana
Territories
CIV Of Arkansas has re-
s.ses > pardon Bill smith. The negro
nu-tere- Of z b Pierce HIS AS r.
80 a thirty days VII expire % A.
gust .7sA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24


EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug fa-Y@~ser~
day shortly after : o'elcck Charles
Watson. the negro who cut the threat
OF little sam Keith. a favwar-old boy.
was tyneh~d By a mob % ahcut f.so0
citizens 81 NovxanSeld aud rni0u-
town Nv The hanging occurred in
fayiors vc~sis about a miie FROM Nov
xana~hA Young Keith was At the
tnsantowu Air THURSDAY selling
vatsrmelon~ Towards evening Wal
tcn szeceedsd tn coAxiux Keith iato
neta near the fair grounds When oat
81 siwht q the People Walton eus the
h-ny : thruat IN a fearful manner and
then robbed him % four dollars III.
nsgro s'ed and the by crawling to the
fence managed tn attrae. th~ attention
OF pa~sers-by By making a peculiar
gurziing sound lie waS carried into
a houSe At the fair grounds and phvSi-
clans summoned Everything waS
done for the sufferer. but tbere : small
hop. II his recovery.
Walton was captured shortly after
a cutting AMI was taken to Morgan
n-ld- - which place Keith was also
taken on n special train. The prisoner
WAS Identified by the boy about II
o'clock Thursday night
News Of the Identification <pr~ad
quickly. The mob fsrrnesE quietly. and
learning that their prisoner was On the
way 10 the Henderson, jail. twenty
miles distant. they set GA. ~ follow
They came up with the officers and
prisoner about n mile from Moran
held and taking Walton from the sur
rey- placed n rop- around his nsck and
swung him TO a limb
The negro begged piteouSIv for his
life. but did not deny his crime The
rope Wa tied about the tree aud the
body left hanging until : a M. when
q was a down ami hauied - Morxan-
nsid II ws> then buried in a hole ia
h Re ground in PostersHeId without q
box
Sheriff Blue. who was a. The Nor
ganHsld Jail when The mob came up.
hal the p~eianey-liolt mursi-rers taken
- hEs private residence. fearing the
mob w~uid lynch them sIsa There
are sven n this erOSd awaiting trial
for The murrisr Of Mr. Abbie DELANEY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
TOPICS.
TIE EEvs IN BRIEF.
rFr-THIRD CONGRESS.


.s senate. un the t&tn several memo.
- r-u ne san Francisco chamber Of eam.
- prs=ensedand several nfll< ausns.
- and resolutions were insrcssuce,f and ~.
- zaar wAich Mr.. Vest No delivered a
- m t4vcr 81 afnrtaIEESm In the hos.-s
~~zsrr announced scvsrai ecuuissa~ an.
--srs-snEx A foiat resolution -akfnx in
~asseiv avaiiaole the appropriation for mile
= 4 -azssprS and representatives v1< as---.t
: x,~r ~hich discussion OF the wTiss- sin
w-sEra4l
ace seuate. on the E5th- Mr.. Gorfor 90.
s~-~sare9 a oil 70 Increase the volume Of err
- A. Ne south 20 Aid IN moving ire eptso1
- me Montana contest case was as~n
= "a distressed briefly. after WHICH the silva
~~rrz oecupied the remainder Of the -
- In the house. after prayer AMI me
-~r-x All approval az the Journal NJ Hez--
- MIA offered a resolution xsvsnr
|<.zrsr~ :. Bslsnap the right 70 contest ~
- Il Gearz- Z. Richardson from the FfrA
3<-rr IL Michigan The silver ceears vas
- -aeTet
~ss~ senass. On the lsth- the ndI aro--,r-
= sgeaa for q site and building IN WISH
hrrnn % Re k1Swr A. the Han Of Recur.< xzS
m~~E Al amendment 70 The bfif % tr---a-e
= 1r-n4Son ef national banks vas vruuo~ra
\ " CcssrsiL. authorizing rAe redemption
- rr AT acrrEe1 interest OF , Der reur
Nn1S Tv1 SPEECHES che br Nr Berry In
arr II hf~-r-Ealz1<m &nd one sv NJ Gal
sxrr <zsz-r present tariff Iexi-sarfnu. orru-
81 n r-malnaser af the session In tAe
rmp ne entire session vas e-Eot@d % ta~
zzrxsun % ne silver question
MISE -nars- on the r-sn Al auu-ndueas uaS
rr~f b he rank efrruixrion biII prunEof.inr
zranzl sz1Ss from wtxnz1rzwfnx csrrusarion
rrrnEf sixty azTs notice 10 the euuurruEier
4 - currency and without the approval Of
- ~crfzrT Of ne treasury. znd limiting he
Krxase amount Of such Withdrawals 70 n
o. ~ xstaln any cAlendar month The death
I 7eprsseurz1ive Chapman of Nichixaa- vas
xncuneei and tns senate adjourned In tne
|kn< NJ Coorer Ala surprised as southern
r~airzxaes ~ placing himself scuarelv in On
zxtua 10 ne free coinage Of silver and Ia "a
wrR ne r-pesl % the Sherman law Other
ss~snes IN ne silver question we're male. and
- hrHse adjourned cut OF respect to the mem
xTasA ne late J. Logan Chapman. OF Michigan.
y N senate on the 18TH. a Bin vas vr--
|e.fsi from he finance committees 20 r-ueal
= purchasing ei1ase Of the Sherman bfu
Ea i~e'iari7y Il 70 ee the policy o. the govern
rEafa % maintain the parity between gold and
SIR Mlgh discussion was Devoted 70 n.
slo alcs NATIONAL Sa1ss - Increase sa-ir
|s-zlzrsnE up 70 the par value Of their bonds
ln arprssr In the house rhe silver t-na..
Is resumed Immediately AFTER rae r-axfI1x Of
. vu-aaI and occupied the entire .av azd an
sxmin< 4sssiou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

SUMMIT Az E--LAxrsure Coautv,
Mississippi has laag heen noted As On.
u the whIseezp strunwaol1& Various
crimes have been charged o them.
Being sci Organized and with large
membership theV se~med tearleS- %
La and even eoassed taa. thsy xouI1
net GlsoN Judge CAsssdy 10 hal1 The
AagEss term q court in Monneeflo
Bat shsY missoo< the naa they lad %
deal ~izh- Jaire Clss-dy wss promptly
an hand and convened court The eours
vas crowded - listen - the chz-x~ 20
lie grand Iarv The charge vas able
and fearless. Devoted principally - the
Walaecsp o-rxzaizzEioa. q IArze a4zbsr
q Nham Esrs present The Judge todd
them EaAs rareaGs And t~nEma1zsson IL
-ected n The e0ars xoal1 hs useless and
tia ae xSulI bold a a. saumer Z
Necessary lie extended - these Who
belonged - the equalization aal hA4
BEEN xail.v q no crime a pruuni<s of
lghs padsanens r they would e0me
sorxzri and 1cklo9i edg@ thai taey h@-
Gagged s0 he equalization and xouli
Ign 4 pledge - W~aiaec2pisn
Bus - those $50 we're guilty Of Grim.
-ensraIIy prsrriee1 By tha- boay he
could ouly o<er sha fall extern. of the
la Il convicted Thirteen came for
ward azG signed Nhsca caused a SIAN
pede n the raaks Of - whisseaY< and
altogether loa soox NdvanAge q the
Ai~es proposition Judge Cassidy.
Immediately had these t0i Summoned
before the grand iary ami To- tad5s-
ments we're aoGad The 100 ssIf-con-
fesseG and the ie4 indicted we're a.
from one district in the eoaaty- The
oath and rules and regulations we're
surrendered 70 the grand jury and are
now held By Judge Cassedy and viii be
used Is evidences s<zlnsz the accused a.
their trial az the next term Of court