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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-27

New YORK, Jan. PA special to
The World from Cadiz says: SPANS
fastest and strongest ironclad. the
Carlos Quinto, which Wa constructed
here at . private yard ont Of entirely
national material, and wa launched 30
months ago. has been completed and
sent to Carthagens, to be locked for
the finishing touches. She will return
here next month to mount her guns
and to have her official steam trials.
Then she will be commissioned. Tho
vessel is pow erful in appearance aud il
Of high speed.
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Many Large Contributions Fsilsw Mage
swift's proslswstisp.

Many Large Contributions Teilew Mayer
swifts Proei.mstisp.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-At 0 o'clock tho
government thermometer showed a
temperature Of l5 deg. below zero. The
signal service reported the cold area
extending all over the lest and North.
west. and no prospect Of . material
let up in the intensity Of the cold for
at least "a hours. All trains were more
or less delayed by nov drifts, and in.
ability to make steam.
The proclamation issaed by Mayor
Swift has met with . hearty response.
Besides over SIS, 900 in cash, hundreds
Of tons Of coal and almost unlimited
supplies Of provisions have been sent in
and promptly distributed. Seven hun
bred Of the more desperate cases Of
restitution have already been relieved,
and the work 10 being carried sa with
out cessation.
Fully 1000 people were given shelter
at the different police stations, and
Salvation Army barracks. The new
hospital has been. thrown
open. the council having appropriated
$4,000 for that purpose, and ii will be
used for cases of contagious disease
among the poor. 1t will also have the
effect Of relieving the contested
Of the City and County
hospitals. which are % crowded that
a case Of contagious disease has
been taken in since Friday. Eight
hundred new cases Of families requir.
ing immediate aid were reported to tho
police during the day and supplies were
as fast as possible.
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The Legislative fight at Pierre IS get

The Legislative fight at Pierre 70 get,
ting IA tritls acrimonious. The house
has been the storm center this week.
Kidd introduced u resolution rec guessing
federal OFFICIALS and senators TO return
10 their duties and stop Interfering in
the election OF n United States senator.
The Kyle men resented this and moved
first TO make it a special order for March
!. and when this WAS declared out OF
order, they moved an amendment that
senators In Washington be requested to
refrain from sending letters and tsl--
grams to members interfering IN the
election OF senator; also, that the Wives>
Ut senators cease lobbying against GER
tain candidates.
An HmeudWpnt "ns utIere that the
circuit Understand railroad c0mmisslon-
ers als" return To their duties.
The resolution and amendment were
snail voted down md peace relHned.
TIE temperance cOmmlttee held n
meeting to CONSIDER the dlspeneary law.
Rev. Messrs. tarhart, Sproule and
Huntley spoke IN behalf OF the bill, and
Nose hartman, representative OF the
brewing interests, against 1t. Another
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Claimed by W'isconsin.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a. The commits
sioner Of the general land Office gave q
hearing during the day on the spplica-
ton of the state to have several thou
sand acres of land in Wisconsin hereto.
fore certified to by the Sturgeon Bay
Canal company transferred to the
state. The state claims the lands are
swamp lands and should pass to it un-
der the act Of 1850.
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Regrets Q Former RsfassI.

NEW YORK. Jan 70 A dispatch "a
The Herald from 81. Petersburg, say
The Novoe Vremya, commenting on
Lord Salisbury speech. sayA thas
England. in 1852, refused to consent 10
the partition Of Turkey. and that she
(England) regrets it now. Russia's
policy, it adds. is changed. She needs
no extra territory and can ATTAIN all
she wants in the nature of concessions
from Turkey peacefully. '
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TO RECEIVE THE CLEvELAsDs

Princeton 10 Preparing For the Arrival
OF Her Distisguishsd Tovaspeopis.
New YORK, Jan. 25.-Princeton is
already making preparations TO receive
the president and Mrs. Cleveland when
they begin housekeeping in that town.
1t is understood the Cleveland family
will arrive March 8 or Z. =:
Three receptions will DO given to in.
troduce the C~levelands to Princeton.
The first one will be blythe faculty Of
the college, and will be held at Presi-
dent Patton's house. The second will
be for the purpose Of introducing them.
to Princeton and Mercer county society.
The third social function given in
honor OF the president will have . po-
litical aspect rs well. This will be a
general reception to Mr.. Cleveland ~
the Democratic League club rooms.
given by the Democrats Of Princeton.
The retiring president. oon after his
arrival. will give . general reception to
al the people Of Princeton. @
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Com plicated in Oreron.

SALEM, Or, Jan. 27.-Complications
are multiplying in the Oregon legisla-
ture. The, senate has indirectly re.
fused to recognize the house over
which H. L. Benson is speaker, and
later President Simon of the senate de.
ciined to accept a message from the
Benson house, notifying the senate
that organization had been completed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-27

FEssENpEN. N. d., Jan. GA seri.
Gus shooting ARRAY took place between
George Blair and George Parker. They
became engaged in a quarrel when the
latter seized a revolver and shot Blair
in the abdomen. There is little hope
of recovery. Parker is in Jail awaiting
q preliminary hearing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-27

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 27.-George Koep-
pen, editor of The Germania. died sud
denly last night at the Deutscher club.
For IL years he has been . member of
the board Of regents of the University
Of Wisconsin and for Ave years presi-
dent Of the board of trustees Of the
Milwaukee public library. )
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EVERYTHING TIED UP.
Portions of south Dakota Experiencing
Another blockade.

iortions Of south Dakota Experiencing
Another blockade.
HERON, S. D., Jan. 27.-The most
complete snow blockade ~ the history
Of this portion Of the Northwest since
1881 now prevails. The storm Of Sat
urday and Sunday covered this portion
Of the state between the Missouri and
Sioux rivers and north into North Da.
kota. Here the thermometer registered
rs below zero and touched 30 In other
sections. Fears are entertained for set
tiers in the remote districts whore fuel
is scarce. Nothing can be learned con-
corning the stock losses ON ranges for
several days but it is believed they will
be heavy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-27

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Self Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Erupticua,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed e. give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Prize
ten cents per box. For sale by C. H.
Wood.
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LOTS
Train w... Int. .h. River.

SPARTANsBURa. 8. G.. Jan. 81
While . freight train on the Charles
ton aHd Western Carolina railway vas
crossing q bridge over the Tiger river
the middle span Of the bridge fell. pre-
cipitating the train into the river. Two
unknown tramps were killed.
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SALT LAKE, Jan. 27.-The senatorial
situation shows strong indications Of a
deadlock. Seventeen ballots have been
taken with but little change in the re-
suit. The result Of the six ballots
taken during the afternoon was slightly
in favor Of Rawlins.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-27

Lost-A dear little child who made
home happy by its smiles. And to
think, it might have been saved had the
parents only kept in the house Ono Min
nte Cough Cure, tho infallible remedy
for Group.
FRANK SMrTH.
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SELLS OUT.

The Isws Farm Kiag viii ivy Daaryinc
IN Texas.
JEFFERSON, Ia. Jan. 26.-Hirsm q.
Wheeler. the Iowa farm king. who veg
Republican nominee for gevsrnos in
1891, and defeated BY Horace Bodies, has
sold his farm Of 1000 acres In Sac
county, and will remove to Tex,a. He
has purchased more than 1000 acres OF
land so miles northeast Of Galveston
and proposes to establish the lar9sst
dairy in the world.
Senator George Dangerously III.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-United States
Senator James z. George of Mississippi
is dangerously i'll from heart failure at
the Garfield hospital in this city and
owing to his advanced age his friends
are very apprehensive Of the outcome.
Minutes Seem like hours when a life is
at stake. Group gives no time to send
for "A doctor. delay may mean death One
Minute Cough Cure gives instant relief
and insures recovery. The only harm.
lees remedy that produces immediate
result.
FRANK SMITH.
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7 mere 10 NoIh.nx 80 t.Ood

lhrrel> nothing 81 good hs DR.. Kings
New discovery for Cpn-uuIptpun,
CoUgh- aud Colds, so demand u and 30
not permit TIA. dealer TO sell o some
substitute. Tie wilt not claim tuer. -
aay.hl0g better, but IA order to mAk-
more profit he may claim something else
to be just H. good. fod want DIR.
Kings New discovery because Won know
1t to De safe and reliable. and Guaran.
teed to 20 good or money refunded. For
Coughs, Colds, Consump, on FOR all
affections OF Throat, Chest and Lungs,
there il nothIng so good as is DR.. Kings
New Discovery. Il ial bottle free at g. II.
Woods drug store. Regular size 80
cents and Sl.0O.
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K OF suBsCRIPTION
TO-ADVKRrIsHRs

rHs DAILY LBADBA makes . special feature o.
arnishiu 'nfoYmaton concerning the advantages
a,d resou Eees Of the city OF Madison and OF the
. .tc At large emitting IL to the patro ,ago ofAdA
T,'r-.rs OF every class.
\ J.P srAHL PropretorA
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LOSS OVER 800. 600.
North vsstern steve Repair Factory -
Chicago BsstrSysd.

North vsstsrn steve Repair Factory -
Chicago Bsstrsysd.
CHICAGO, Jan. ~ The Northwest
ern Stove Repair oompany's factory.
225 to 1877 West Twelfth street. was en-
tirely destroyed BY fire during the
night. Robert L. and Ralph g. Green.
lee, the propristors, place the damage
on the contents Of their establishment
at $500. 900 and On the building At
$l25. 900. The exact AMOUNT Of insur-
ance 10 not known. but 1t 10 thought it
will almost entirely oover che loss.
Three fremen and . watehmsn em-
ployed by the stove company ware in
jured during the fire.
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Chlcora, PIT, Herald. Richard Ven
sci reports One Minute Cough Cure the
greatest success OF medical science. He
told US that it cured his whole family OF
terrible coughs and colds, after all other
40 sailed cures had failed entirely. M.
vensel said it assisted his children
through a very bad siege Of measels. Ore
Minute Cough Cure makes expectora.
tion very easy and rapid.
FRANK SktT4.
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Did YOu Ever

Try Electric Eitters as a remedy for
your troubles? II not, get a bottle nov
and get relief. This medicine he's beer,
found TO be peculiarly adapted to /. d
relief and cure OF al. Female Complain 6.
e,e.t ~ a wonderful direct iliue:ce "a
giving strength>and tone to the orgays.
Ii You have Loss Of Appetite, Co.'s. =.
ton, Headache, Painting Spe's, c. p q
Nervous, Sleepl.ss, Excitab'e, Meisn-
choly or troubled ws.h DIE! Sne Is,
Elec. &c Bitsers is the med cine you
need. Health and st.e1g.n 6 gu. TN:
teed oy It's use. v cents AID 81, al
G. II. Woods drug Sc.
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A torpid liver means a bad complexion.
bad breath. Indigestion and frequent
headaches. To avoid such companions
take DeWitt's Little Early R'sers, the
famous little pills.
FaANK SAITH
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Homeseeker, do you want =
cheap home in the best portion
Of South Dakota
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15

speclai delight IN study Is In mathe-
MATES. and she Is able TO add. multiply
and divide numbers below 1000 with
wonderful accuracy on the states pro-
vlded for the blind She u very fond
Of display, knows when she Is wei
dressed. and. like others Of her sex.
Is said TO enjoy having her own way.
Miss Haguewood Is able TO cut and
sew her own garments. 10 write let
tiers on a typewriter. TO rad readily
her Sunday school paper and her Bible
and 20 write slowly on the tablets
which are provided for the blind. By
her delicate sense of touch she Is able
10 recognize her friends. and even 20
remember on second meeting those
whom she has noticed before She Is
able 10 recognize al the first touch
those whom she knows well. She is
passionately fond Of flowers. Of dress
ana jowelry. and. next 90 her type
writer. her dearest possession Is
gold ring with a beautiful settling pre-
sentcd her by the ladies Of Sioux Falls
| Miss Donald says she forms a very ac
curate idea OF the general qualities o
persons by posting hcrtcf on ihei
habits OF dress.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15
AN OLD HIGHLAND WOMAN.
She Was No, Going to Leave the "Auid
lit"

She Was Not Going 10 Leave the "Auld
HIt."
She had lived near Mortlach Tor sly-
ty-seyon years, and although the proc
prietor offered her and pressed her 90
take a charming cottage q mile or two
farther down the glen. Betty would
not bulge. says Good Words 81 have
been here the malst o. ma days, and
I'm no gacn TO leave the aud Bit"
She had been there alone through an
the rigur of last wiutcr. and what must
10 not have been with the bitter frost.
tho bowling storms and the wrcaths %
snowl
"Eh. slrs. % was tarrlble cauld." she
told us. "and the rats were ml.st
awfu'. haze seen them when I lookt
DOT o. ma bed sIttln'. lots o. them.
roun' the Gre. ca,ched two dlzzcn
o. them IN ac day IN the rap-they
we're that hungcrod," Her favorite
word was "tarr.blc." Docs the min
lister come 20 see you2" "That ne
does. and We had mce'ln' in tho
farmhouse the other day. and s.c tar
r.blo lot o. folk I'm sure there we're
twelve or fourteen" what viii YOU
90. Betty ~ next winter is as hadF'
That's what fears me, hut the ucc-
bors are mrrlblc guild Co me. and they
say that % % comes on hard thoyl
just carry me 90 their ain house
Many little gifts wore loft far her by
the lady OF the manor. and the laH'
word ! heard was. "Eh, but yc'rc o.
nrrib,c Kind 90 mcr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15
SILVER THREADS.

4 man with two faces never needs
lu, one pair OF iDgt
Ilc moderate dr.nkcr never touch.
,a l,-oEo drink is excess
Tho uge,t I.lt .u the world is tao
Christians lout 90 tbo hCa'lcn.
some men. % they prayed 90 90.
would .ay GIVE us tb.s day our dolly
aus"
Success. like a luns-tcs.Ing machine.
a valuable only as 10 measures
strength
Man should bo "a l.t;lo lower than tho
angels. and not a good deal lower than
the beasts.
Tho only say Co break company with
satan. Is Tor you 90 do the breaking
lie never viii.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15

Tho japanese are as courteous as
they are theatrical and artistic. THEFT
courtesy aud their art are very closely
allied. Their keen sense Of courtesy
and their maaesius practice 90 o.
BIAS. { believe. as much Co do with th,
qulou,ss aud fitness oi their funerals
as has their uuy artistic instinct They
are as % nation oven pruUtor and NOR
1udiOus. think. OF their courtesy chan
oi their artistic excellence. CRY; DO
win do sou coUd' lGid once GO q poor
Japanese woman. who. crou,bIng hc.
side hor DYING hu band, was c1utru.i,g.
herself with au effort chat would. }
feared. make Der il' She 'aii her Iit
uo. ,lm. brown finger upon Der from
BLING r.l lp and shook b.r head Cher
whispered. "lt migh' disturb h.u'
"Crv. o. win do you lU0d'" rsiu tH.
next day when tlo man WAS dead. 900.
she seemed a'mus, p,Ustltp with er
uuI ufD.-rrIuu,d sClI-.UU.rUl. 900
would uo most rude to mako bif.0u.
Noise before ja0 SACRED lglJ," glm, o.,
su,t reply
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15

Ar uat-. ul Dexter &c.,. tJUa %.
one. .IHo other day. cDm.r. dow
N.u.o street, D saw dog fr.Eo ,-u.
lot. from Park street Some laIm
was iu pluuIt 80 ru, D though. DO
v8r another Gos theu it looked uu
Oh largo uu ultimately 0 aN chat o.
vasa fox. Tlo dog v.s putting Boo uH
ue., U,a. yglH.us l,Eo mad. and tn
lay was bot on Dds TRAIL With @ Gina
.U1r-luvu howl Jbo 10g reached tb.
piazza Di h.E masters house and .Jru
chat vantage EJuuUd sat down Co wat,l
b.s puuucr The ioX stationed himself
about six or eight feet away and tht
,wo sat cycling each other Tor som,
.mc. FINALLY thD door opened and th,
dog Slipped inside Then the shed dool
was cautiously opened. and by The ait
of the noighbors the fox was driven On
TO the shed and ls now O. captive"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15
thclr acts. The.
often with giant fral.
SHE WOULD SHE woL
Tho Man 1T Last iiccnmc DlagusteI =
Lost Patience,

The Man ~ Last iiocnmc DlagusteIA
Lost Patience.
Michael L. Cole and Miss Katie c.
Kane. an clipping couple from Jeifcr-
son county. Kentucky, arrived In JEFF
fersonyllle Ind. one night recently,
sought the services Of Magistrate
Hause and arranged the details OF
their proposed marriage, says an eA-
change Cole handed the squire 81 10
pay the license. Suddenly Miss Katie
gave ont the information that she dId
not intend 20 get married. This an
nounc'mcut was a great surprise To
Cole. who naturally had the utmost
confidence ln the girl Finally she was
persuaded 90 change. 4 matrimonial
runner was about 20 start TO the clerks
office for the license, when the g'Fl
again changed her mind Tho magls-
trate and Cole insisted that she follow
out her Intentions. but she was stoic'l
and would not move. The Zee Of 81
was handed back 90 Cole This seemed
too much for Miss Katie. and she dc.
cidcd TO consent 90 become a bride
Cole was more than pleased at this
Information The runner was ordered
to go FOR the papers. he no sooner
reached the door than the Flrl agalr
refused. 40 this iuncturc the situation
was too much Tor Cole. lie gave ou
the statement that if Dc ever got ont %
Jacksonville he would never return
The couple lof, Tor Louisville. the cir
trying 20 explain 10 Cole that shr
thought @ was better 90 postpone th
wedding until another time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15

Of musical scale. when the singer
strikes G.. Che G. sphere yibutcs. aud
so on throulh the rmu, Thus DO
may nr seen tl8t the voice The sounds
that % means become matters GO p'
seen rather than heard ln fact @
person who ls totally deaf could icll
with "a little practice. Just exactly whl,
these gas Sets told iu thc way OF mn-
sic. To see musical sounds Us some
thing few people ever expected would
happen. but. as has often occurred
before. scicrca has brought about The
apparcutly impossible Tho person
whose voice is tested with The Ha'lock
apparatus can always have a photo
graph taken thereof which Will show
mower exact iu accordance with che
facts. The possibility oi photograph
inr the singers voice also renders 10
possible 90 give Photographic cortin-
Gates uf excellence. one oi these DAYS
la ls likely to become as common %
nlttGr 90 see O photograph ot a pcr-
r1n's vote, In O. newspaper as % is
o. h,s nga. Thus tao gr0lt singers
of tha world can give ocular evidence
uf fHa power 10 their singing voices
. Whom now star appears loo tbc 0ugr-
| attic world hy means 20. thn IulHcs
discoveries. ihy public may become
h1roueh'y nmIHrr0l vita DTS ur
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15
TAUGHT HER 4 LESSON.
After that The Tev rrrr,bi, rouli r.
Sew Hiding pl,cr.

After that the ttHv rrn1thiy iouli r.
Sew Hiding Ti,cc.
The other day N,.r esunlhlo lady
came t1 town i0 DO O. little shopping.
aya hr atlanta Constitution %,
course the tDy was PINT under the door.
mat s0 chat her son could get in. IN
her absence O. tramp. who bad been
hanging around tha ulac' % number of
days and had caught on. boldly wen;
into the house. got some ~ the
choicest ,Iauds out u the pantry put
them on the table and pitched in Hc
also found a bottle ~ wine tha, re-
ylyci hts fplrt1 lio d.l NOT cypoc'
any one there Tor % number ~ hours.
and $50 took 10 olry To- the meantime
Che lady " The house. having flushed
her shopping. returned home and Sec
na the from. door unlocked expected
tl end her son Inside Imagine her
horror when she opened The dining
room door and saw s.tt.ng 40 her n-
bic tho ust.as' lon..ns tramp that over
wed vI.h DIS companions ia errumu-
fa'ue dirt 0u h.s gp.lcTm.s Tho lady
v1s dumfouul,1 ln The silence iha'
followed che tramp c0oly remarked.
MADAM. . shall become scarce now
oil. I've eaton ouug AMI Nn give ye.
back Ger this good meal and sat
raut ter say Cor ser o. that ser Dlsh'
to frd now Aiu' p'a0. f1r yc- hey
WON'T ,hare, soy ro'h.H' Cor th.s 90
vice." with that che tramp DE-
parted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-15
NJ, sic FROM a CAVERN.
Mysterious Choir ala. Produced Es
marlahic Awakening.


markabio Awakening.
The city of Roswell. IN the pecos val .
ley Of New Mexico, IL IN mourning. and
CONSERVATION prevails. says the Gal
weston News. so lcnter do itn citizens
wear thc smile Of p 'e and cor,ent'
mcnt as OF yorc salol ls and gambling
houses are an close anl their occu-
pants may Dee seen ,Amding about IN
crowds canvas .ng vi recently discoV.
cred phenomenon vhJh has onve'oprl
this land IN gloom Leat5r than would
follow the announcement az the millen'
mum. Three days ago Mexican shcp-
herd walked into Roswell, ana, stand
ing on the street corner nth eyes di-
roctCd hCycuward. was making the
sign Of the cross on his breast and
murmug.us ln,nleroutly as " praying.
Being acccstsd ly a man passing by
he stated that ne had discovered, ten
miles west VI Roswell. cave In which
angels were singing and playing upon
musical instruments never before heard
bv him. and. feeling confident that the
world was coming TO an END, DE wished
90 apprIse the people Of the earth. that
they may prepare themselves for the
Grand analc. Several men returned
with him. and 10 their utter amaze
mont discovered that hc spoke the
truth. for Co.'s they appeared ai the
mouth uf the cave plainly could they
heas thc enchanting chords OF me
heavenly orchestra roaIins forth the
. familiar notes ul "Nurar. Ny God. ip
Thee" They returned to Roswell with
tears Boo their eyes and proclaimed laal
400 rs vanity here Ou c-'th ana inc
umc had como Tor the people Go ah1n'
dom temporal affairs aul prepare Cog
the millennium. iur the end OF ih'
world draws near Crowd after crowd
counting hundreds on hundreds OF pe1'
ole. have visited the musical cave th'
past two days. and such an era OF
peace and good will Of reconciliation
and Of forgiveness and prutcs'aiions o
sorrow Tor past evils never before pre-
vailed 90 the goddess land. People APP
proach this cave with heads uncovered
with awe and reverence depicted Il
every line Of feature and drawing In
spiration from the sweet melody pour
Inc forth from the bowels Of the eartl
stand spcllbound under the influence o
an unknown power Men, women an
children have surrendered themsolyc
90 religious zeal. agd our country pr,
scnts the appearance of camp meet
Ing under ,lc combined influence q
sam Jones. Mulkey. Moody and Sank
and not ore man among the thousand