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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI.
Three Deputy sheriff, Ruled aud a
Negro Shot Ia Death

Negro Nhni W b'hNhi
Horn Lake, Miss, May ia hor.
rible tragedy occurred NJ the Foster
plantation, four miles southeast Of this
town yesterday, resulting In the death
Of four men
-Four deputy .herins, II y. Campbell,
II. Il Campbell W G. Cooper and o.
/. Jones, visited the Foster place 10 or.
rest Nimrod Littlehcld aud William Liz.
tlcdeld, his son. both negroes, charged
with murder committed In Bolivar
county several year. ago Tho negroes
resisted the officers, whcrcupon Deputy
r. b. Campbell opened fire, killing MIN.
rod Littloheld The younger negro seiz.
Winchester rifle and used it with fear.
ful effect Ills first shot struck Deputy
Cooper squar'ly IN the forehead, killing
him instantly. The Infatuated negro
then turned ON II r. Campbell, shoot.
ing him in the head death resulting in.
stantly, while third shot brought Dep.
uty Jones 20 the ground q corpse
/ Deputy r. b Campbell. having no
available ammunition, beat hasty 10.
treat orassi,tance, and upon returning
to the scene Of the tragedy q posse found
the bodies Of the dead white mon horri.
bly, mutilatcd their heads having been
beaten into a jelly. Bloodhounds were
secured and Immediately put upon Lit.
tlehcld's track, and II captured a lynch
ING will occur,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
GLOOM OVER ENGLAND.
Gladstone. Death I, Feli over the whole
Of the british Isles,

London, May lp-Thc deepest mani
festation. u grief ~ reported throughout
the country Flags everywhere are
halfmnsted, bells tolling, shades drawn
down aud In the public galleries here
the pictures Of Gladstone have been
dnpcd with Grape
President Faurc has telcgruphod his
coincidence
Queen Victoria aud the Prince Of
Wales sent touching expressions Of con.
dolence to the widow.
Further details from Hawarden castle
Of the passing away Of the great Eng.
lish statesman show his end was the
most peaceful imaginable. There was
no sign Of pain or distress.
The following dispatch was received
at Hawarden from United States Am
bassador, Colonel John Hays
"To Right Honorable Herbert Cad
stone 1 beg to present 10 all your fam
lily my heartfelt expression Y sympathy
at your personal loss.at the same time l'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

A. u. Carr N. h sick.
d. Call Of orange vas in the city yes
ferday.
Crest bargains in carpet ends at Levy
Bros. hs
Mrs. WIN. Kerlick returned to IIearne
yesterday.
Mrs. a. P. Taylor went to Hemp
stead yesterday.
For sale-Nice young Jersey COW With
seifer calf A. =. Wilson. hs
our wash goods department. II attract.
We. The Ira o. Wyse Dry Goods Co. n
For gents furnishing goods and bats
all on The Ira o. wyse Dry Goods
30. lfs
N lsseballs. bats, masks aud gloves at
ne lowest price at Is. s. Reads drug.
! fiore. llin
" bOST-A iady's breach Of pearls With
lnmond In center Reward for return
% this Office. ii8
The closing exercises o. the eolored
nshool will be held Al their school build.
ing today, beginning ct 10 M, instead
of tonight.
Claude Ward Is prepared TO serve all
k'nda Of lunch At al hours In Grstclass
ffyle At the Opera House Cafe. lis
Joe b. Reed, the insurance man, yaid
Mrs. Harriet c. Ilarbers $1,000 yes,er-
LAY, being the amount Of poliy her
husband held In the Home Forum
make speciality Of eospounding
prescriptions, nothing but the bes.
goods used, which uBufes good results
for the sick ones. Bring them 10 me-
y. :. Read, tie druggist. lliu
The Eagle respectfully calls attention
20 The leading features Of this morning.
paper. We present Townsend
Biographical sketch Of the great Eng.
ilthinan who has just passed away; u
full detailed account Of the battle OF
Manila with illustrations; our usual a..
ociaied press report covering yestOr'
Jays doings, and the local happenings
IA day. 10 the language Of the poet,
ahafs The matter with the Eagle
pay special attention 10 prompi and
comfortable livery seryife fordrsmmers
fnd other transient persons, and take
Good care ofall "boudIngt horses en-.
trusted TO me. Ira Gpocb- lo6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Donison, Tex, May 49, a yopng lady
was drowned 1T Catoosa, |. 4. Ipttie
and VIVA West, twin sisters, aged II
years, and Maud Reynolds, aged rs
years, were driving TO town from
the West home near Catoosa and
while attempting TO cross u branch near
town the wagon body fioufcd IN aisl the
wagon became uncoupled and Bottie
was drowned, while Nina was saved by
ohlding on the wagon body,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20


Blggles, hurreys, hacks aud closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply vour wants in the livery line
promptly aud at very low prices. 1853
Now you need not say your bed is a
new bed, for YOU know some OF the
feathers are twenty years Oil. ltneeds
cleaning and you need not doubt IT, l5i
For Rent-My former residence, an
s room residence with good water sup.
ply, barn and out houses, all In good
repair Apply TO Joe GroRinski. ~
Allan's celebrated Geranium Boiated
Talenm Powder l5c box This pow
der sells for BE elsewhere. Sold only
by Sam y. Wilson 4 Co. l4llf
A complete line Of The novelties Of
Writings, llurds aud Cranes stationery
10 the latest tiDls and sizes at u :.
Reads drugstore. lllft
A complete aud splendid assortment
Of fishing tackle aud sporting goods, at
Is. :. Reads drugstore. lliu
Livery services for picnicd and country
trips promptly supplied by Ira Gocrb
at low prices. Ito
Doa't forget our Lace and Embroidery
sale May 23rd. The lraO. Wyse Dry
| Goods Co. lis
when You want 10 enjoys nice dTiy,
grt one Of Ira Gooch'. nobby turn
outs. lB
Try me on window Glass. Putty, etc
.lji Myers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
TORNADO IN WISCONSIN.
Eimhur.t Reports Ten Fatalities aud
Crest Damage NJ Antigo.

Marshheld, Wis May TO- A tornado
passed through the central portion u
the state "Wednesday night. The storm
visited Clark, Marathon and Langley
counties, leyeling houses, farm build.
ings and forests Amigo seemed 10 sui.
fer most Elmhurst reports 10 fatal.
ties. A. Seigler's family. which con.
sisted Of five persons, Is said to have per.
ished. A messenger was sent to Man.
thon City for aid He said the build.
ings all over the city were lcyeled 10y tho
storm.
A large church was blown from lbs
foundation, and q barn itxs0 feet, was
picked up and Ian Ted clear across u 30.
arf,p clearing
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Denver, Nav 10 News has been re.
ceivcd from Rnwlins, Wye, Of tho
death at his home on snake river, 10
miles south of Rawllns, Of Jim
Baker the famous cont and Indian
fighter Bakers d a'h was due TO old
ng,. be leIn. % lelr. Old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
City Council.

The city council held 40 adjourned
regular meeting laGt night, Mayor
Adams presiding and all officers pres
emit
a legal opinion WAS quoted 10 the ef.
feet that The city has no authority 10
exempt the proposed rubber goods
mandatory from taxation, but II was
suggested that the city has some suits.
bic land below the stack pens which
might be leased 10 the company on
long time vilhoui cost. No action was
taken, the matter being left with the
committee which has power to act.
The arc light question was discussed
but no ac.iOn was takeu.
Mr.. Joe Ellis was allowed half the
amount on His contract for the well ~
the south end Of the city park. Tn,
rest will be paid when the we'll Is nc
cepied. It 10 1876 feet deep with eighty
feet OF water. The object Of this vel
Is 10 secure water W sprinkle the streets
aud the subject Of purchasing All en-
CINE or wind mill was discussed but n,
action has beon taken yet.
The irghtful sand storms yesierda,
made The subject Of street sprinkling
prolific one for discussion, and II led Of
TO the of repeated suggestion ofpayin
or grading Main street, or fencing ~
twenty feet in the middle Of II TO plan
trees and grass, which would leave am
pie room on each ride where paving o
grading would be an easy matter n
action was taken, but the council !
earnestly endeayoring 10 perfect pla
10 get Tid Of the dust.
/ Adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
LOSS OF LIFE GREAT.
Particulars Are DeinE Received aud the
List Of the Dead swelling.

hist W wv bfAH TNfilhkf
Chicago, May l9.--Condnctor Carroll
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ~. Paul
railroad. who arrived in this city early
today, after run Of over 100 miles
through the storm center In Iowa and
Illinois yesterday, said the first reports
received of the deaths and disasters
caused by this storm fail to give the full
account Of the havoc worked.
At Elwood, point half way between
Marion aud Mississippi the worst havoc
was wrought. Several people were
killed aud buildings of the town swept
from their foundations
At Dclmar Junction four persons were
killed.
At Briggs Station many buildings
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
Eacl,nngc HoIeI ArrIYaIs.

Lon Hudson. Roekdale; A l. Shaw, J
\ preslridge. c II Tramel, V D Sanders.
~. Louis, Jas A Martin, Paris J s
Williamson, city; RH Chatham, W ID
fairchild, wacoi Harry Alexander, Ll-
grange.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
were lcvcled and two person. lt'cd

At savannah. Ills. news was received
Of the killing Of four persons, at rrldcs
Grove, the first station east ut that
city.
Al along the line Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul road from 81.
yannah across the state the storm va.
severe, and hundreds ~ Thousands 81
dollars worth Of property destroyed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
Tho Vote for Governor.

Following Is the list Of counties which
have instructed for governor TO date.
II shows Joe sayer TO be far in the
lead, a position his friends now conf
IDENTITY expect him to maintain until he
is triumphanily nominated on the trst
ballot at the Galveston convention:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
p.nnIngton Wind out.

Duluth. May ia tornado struck
the village of Pennington, ON the Sioux
line yesterday afternoon, practically
wipIng ont the place Three section
men arr known 20 have bccn kiilci and
probably 80 people arc injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

Marshall, Tex, Miy i0.--Thc tailor.
ing establishment ofIB, Roth was bur.
glarized here and over 500 worth
OF clothing stolen. No clew 'to the
thieves.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
IN GOOD POSITION.
sampson Placed 10 ne Can Pursue the
spanish fleet.

sampson Placed ~ lie Can Pursue the
spanish Fleet.
New York, May ia dispatch 10
The Times from Washington says:
Admiral Sampson Is now, II j. said, In
a position 10 be regularly and frequently
informed Of the appearance Of the On.
envy, and the Spanish admiral Is n@y or
will be cat N and unable To turn in any
direction with safety.
Few officers consider the suggestion
Of dash for thu coast Of the United
States ~ one II the probabilities. II that
were 10 h. un,srtakcn, II would be- hy
vessels not IN the squadron now In the
Caribbean II the squadron Is proceed.
ing by tine northern route. IL cannot
avoid bcing seen by vessels bound east
along the usual routes II it i travel
ing by southern route OUT of the usual
lane, the scouts Of the United States
navy arr almost certain 10 sight Il.
Charleston, Chcsapcak Bay, Philadel.
phia, New York, Boston aud Portland
arr considered by navy department of.
iicials and by ordnance officers Of the
war dcpartmentlquitc safe against any
Spanish exploit
The navy department people have
ceased 10 pay any attention TO inquiries
concerning tho many Spanish fleets
daily reported ~ having been seen ~
widely separated points II the compass,
and will no longer venture to extend
comforting ASSURANCES 90 those who can.
not avoid concern nc every fr,sh report
Of a Spanish feet
But n little amusement and some In
dignation Is expressed about the alto
gother uncIlcd for nervousness mani
tested by ciizons OF Boston aud otho
eastern citps who called for protection
from the navy aud succeeding IN detach
ing ON useless scoutiug service the Ca
lumbia and the Minneapolis
The officers Of those vessels have beef
heard from, and they consider the.
werc unnecessarily deprived ID uscfu
scouting service southwark, and eS
posed 20 the jccrs Of their eomnde
merely to qIect the anxicties of person
quite noodlcssly alarmed.
The war will, Il Is believed by thos
who arc acquainted with the progress q
the naval authorities and the conditio
Of the Sraniards In Cuba, be slor: II I'll
feet Of Admiral Sampson aud that {
Spain can be- brought together soon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20
Annlhrt IIrrt AhnnI Mrnd,.

Gibraltar, May 10. The flrstclass bat
tlcship Pchyo, the armorcd cruisers
Empmdor, Carlos V, Alfonso XIII,
Victoria aEi GimHa, the auxiliary
cruisers RNpido Alfonso XII, Buenos
Ayrcs and Antonio Lopez and three tor.
pcdo boats now at Cadiz are ready for
sea They are expected 10 sad for the
Philippines before the end Of tlns month
with II 900 troops
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

rcycrcuty congratulate you
English race everywhere upon IL
Gus completion Of q lifc filed vii
did achievement. aud con.ecmte
noblest purposes '
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
TIE BILLLNNALRE

In 1870 when the Standard Oil Com
pany was organized with capital
OF $l0o0O0o John d. Rockefellers
wealth was thought to be about s25O.OoO.
Now, he is roughly estimated to be
worth $25o00o,000, and, accepting these
llgures as Approximately correct.
lI VIII be seen that his financial stand
ing shows a thousand fold improve
ment in twenty eight years. From this.
the New York Journal draws The con
clusion that the Millionaire is in sight.
Other comparisons illustrative Of the
general increase of wealth in the Unit.
co States, are given by the Journal as
follows:
G.. IN 1870 the total wealth of the United
states was estimated at $50. 06S, SIS 500.
IA 1ooU IL was $43, 6f2 900 600. in 1890 $780,
9'bVsI 49, and at the present time it
IFS probably about SIS 000, 0O0O0O. In 9th
err words, while Mr.. Rockefellers
wealth has been increasing a thousand
i1id' mat of the country at large has
increased about two and a half times
~ IetO Mr.. rockefeller owned less than
the one hundred thousandth part of the
national wealth; in 1898 he owns one
lnree hundredth part Of it, AT the
same rate Of progress he or his estate
years.
But let none of the younger genera
lion with a genius for accommodating
stores Of worldly goods be disturbed
by the fear that by the time he reaches
me prime Of life there Will be. no wealth
eNcept HAT b.Id L., as r, ,e.i1,,.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
THE CHURCH AND THE MASSES

,rbo ,ratbodist limitation.
,ano,tl,. fn,.it'a1 MA. 49, '''' -
ann Tio,,sa ~, +.II +r',., ~, ,.,'''-'''S 0i
ont,io,, .o,,,, 80 -. - '''i
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tioal a5,l,ass c,,,I - ~ a-
~ so,,c of hon I,aa,.,, &c ,,s',,, ',''e q
bnt what sbo s.id ,..s -, '''''+.'
l,in51,. s.,;,i4 ,n,1 ,,.,l7,,,t,.. -,
~ .,..i,,t..t,., ,,...'., ~
fan. ,,,,,.l,od f,,,,l,..,,a,,, 90 -'gi'>
1inoe ,,.,,in,, s,a lila ,.,,.a ~
14f., t5I,-... . ,,i1 nv.
l,.a ~ ~, -, ,','''l ''77
tEa .,,..,a1 ~ '..'' - i'i'.'i"os 10
t,v- ta,,.,g 49,. ,,.,,,,,, III '00i'-
ol,-+.l a,3 Wv - i,'''''e d 9oc!ai
Of h,,r,a, ,at.., ~ ,ns ',o''''' ''os
,,-,,a l;.,'. aus peot,'F
st.aot ~ |,,o [.... - ~ 'i'' w.
~ '' ~ '''7 '''.' 0''orches cannot
music halls. fratornal .,.orf,tios and
cis1 ,,.,.,,,t.,.,i,-,... 80 .....
q ''-i''- @ ioiiS ~ various SORTS X
they restrict themselves to the usual
Sunday services and The weekly prayer
meeting Tn short ,fis- A5,,a.. ~,
i''S S"'''
'ie clurciles must make some provis-
ION for satisfying the social cravings
of the masses at ,Uoi1ld mar q, t..
.,37,.l ..,.-,,....4
'''''e''' MAKE 'he church theatre,
put you have got to teach
morals and ethics along more attractive
Ii,a.., 49,. 'e.''s
Adams was that the church does nor
make sufficient effort 20 understand ,ho
attitude Of the workingmen. for many
Of whom the pressing problem is. no-
how they shall save their souls b1.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

Congressman Mccall makes , oaoa
point when he suepesfs that 81, -" 59o'
cation of Philippine annexation is ob-
ligatory, government bv rreo T., ~ :.
supreme in this count,.y, r,bts
matter Of some moment W-ban ,,.o -, ~ =
to war, it was necessary that t,,o ,, "g'i'
dent secure the authorization Of bofb
houses of congress to use the lana ' ana
sea fo,,cas oe 81 VIC i'Ilu ana
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
A PRETTY CONTEST.
White and Inman Are Struggling for the
Presidency Of the Council.

There is merry fight between the re-
publican members of the common council
over the presidency of that board for the
coming year. There are two candidates
at present, and in all probability the con-
test viii be limited to this number.
Both of the aspirants are from ward 1.
They are Fred W. White and Albert II.
lnman. Frank NJ Heath has been talked
Of as a possibility, but it is more than
likely that Mr.. Heath will keep out of the
canvass and be in line for the office next
year. Then he will be the senior republic
can member in the council, unless Messrs.
White and Inman are returned
The report has been circulated that Mr..
lnman has secured enough republican
votes to insure his nomination, but from
good authority it is learned that the con-
test is by no means settled, and that Mr..
White has as good a show for the honor
as his colleague from the same ward
While Mr.. lnnan is the senior member
OF the council, Mr.. Whites friends claim
that their man has taken a more prom
inent part in matters of business in the
council than Mr.. Inman. They point with
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

me annual meeting and election of
olilcers of the Danish Friendly Lodge
was held at SO Front street last niebt
The following officers were chosen 10
serve for next year: President. MAIDS
L. Johnson; vice president, Nels w
Anderson; recording secretary. Hans
Nelson; financial secretary. Christ
Jensen; treasurer, Jacob Wedemen
A committee, consisting Of NJ K
Johnson, w. W. Anderson, P. Nelson.
l.. Anderson and H. Nelson, were an
pointed to make arrangements for a
festival and Christmas tree, to be held
III syea Gille hall on Monday evening.
December 26th.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
Ladies Handkerchief.

Hemstitched Linen at Sc, S1-3c,
II l-2c, nc, Csc, 81 I-2c and soc.
in Is, 4, Il and 1 inch hens.
Initial Hemstitched Linen Handker-
chiefs harrow hens and neat hand
embroidered letters, at IL I-2c and
Csc each.
$500 dozen Lace Edge IIandkerchfefs.
with embroidered corner, and Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchiefs, on sale
at Sc each
5000 dozen embroidered scalloped
edge, with embroidered corners and
embroidered japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs, choice of over $50 patterns. can
not be matched elsewhere for anything
like this price, I2 I-2c.
25C0 dozen all linen, embroidered.
hemstitched, Swiss, embroidered with
lace edge and White and colored Janan-
csc silk choice of nearly 100 patterns.
all new and novel, at only 25c.
lOO dozen all linen, elegantly en-
proidered, scalloped edge hemstjtched
ana lace edge Handkerchiefs, choice of
large variety Of exquisite designs
and mind you, every thread linen
price only soc each
a choice line of fine Irish linen en-
broidered, scalloped edge Handkerchiefs
and $500.
German linen embroidered Handker-
chlets, both scalIoped edge and hem
stitched, a new importation. at ST On
$5.S5 $3.50, $1.75 $500 and
sPECIAL-10O dozen ladies' all linen
embroidered, scalloped edge Handker3
chiefs neat and SNOWY designs real
value See and 4Sc. Your choice of the
lot only Csc each
No more SO good when these are
gone. ~ 81
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

special pride to the record that Mr. White
mas made in the development of property
M /, ward ], and claim that their man has
lars to the ward valuation through his
real estate transactions no
a meeting will soon be called for the rc-
rlI I .ti members-elect of the counciI,and
ne matter may then be settled Ii is ajsn
possible that no caucus will be held and
mat both candidates for the presidept,.y
MI WI submit to the voice of heentire mem
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
CLASS REUNIONS.
State Normal School Graduates Have a
Pleasant Gathering.

a combined reunion Of the 36th and
37th graduating classes Of the State
Normal school was held at the school
building yesterday afternoon The re
union was very informal affair and
was arranged by the secretaries of the
classes, Florence S. Jenkins and Jose
phine b. Matthews. A short meeting
was held at which the 18th class voted
to make gift to the school, the nature
Of which will be announced soon. After
the meeting a collation. was served by
Rebboli and dancing followed in the
gymnasium.
Among those present were: Anna L.
Bourle, Joanna T. DAILY, Francis 1.
Everett, Edith NJ. Harlow, Florence 5.
Jankins, Elizabeth b. McCourt, Amy G.
Perkins, Hilma Peterson, Mary r.
Ryan, Gertrude r. Ryder, Isabelle
Stevenson, katherine E. White, Mrs. ].
ISnsign WeatherwaX, Mabel e. Burrage,
Julia A. Butler, Edith r. Eames, Lou
ella l. Jackson. Josephine 3. Matthews,
Mabel M. Nick, and Katherine A.
Walsh.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
SEVERAL NEW NEMBERs.

fI Thayer of Worcester Admitted to
the American-Irish Historical Society.
Boston, Dec. 3.-The council of the
Ameriean-Irish Historical Society met
lhis evening at the Parker house. Thos.
j. Cargan Of Boston presided. 1t was
voted TO hold the ANNUAL meeting in
in January.
me new members admitted fncluded
= = 9hles Whitcomb Riley, indianapolis;
IN mayer, Worcester Mass: Joseph
- 129,neeh&n, Philadelphia, and James c,
falrell of the Albany Argus.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

Senator Quay seems to be less anX-
ious for investigation than he was be
fore the action of the grand jury in in
dieting him. Through his counsel he
has urged delay, a course not usually
adopted by men Who are not only
thirstng for vindication, but reason
ably sure of securing il.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

Prominent Speakers win Treat Of the
Recent Outrages in the South.

a public mass meeting in the inter-
ests Of the suffering people in the
south, especially in the Carolinas, is to
be held in Association hall tomorrow
evening. Similar meetings have been
held in other large cities throughout the
country All the clergylnen of the city
have been invited to attend, and the
committee on arrangements have Sc
cured as speakers His Honor Mayor
Ruus 3. Dodge, Jr, Gen. lockwood
Hoar, Rev. Almon Gunnison. Rev s
D. Meeser. Rev. r. y. Penney. Gen.
Charles w Wood Hon. Alfred s. Roe.
and Commander William II. Bartlett.
II. G. Elliott viii open the meeting and
make the address of welcome.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

The Commonwealth Club win give a
smoke talk December 10 at their rooms.
Major Harry b. Fairbanks will give
an interesting account Of the part
the Second regiment played in the
Spanish war. Fred b. Dean will show
over 100 stereop.icon views, which were
taken during the time the Second regi-
ment was on Cuban soil.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

Members of the Atlanta University
conference for sociological study are to
collect facts Of interest about negro
business men, the inquiry to include the
number of such men, the different kinds
of business Which they have underta-
ken, and the difficulties of one sort and
another which they have encountered.
If this inquiry is intelligently conducted
ana its results put in proper form,
much information of value to all who
are working for the advancement Of
the negro race should be gained.