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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

III ibdpenbcu Giier beS Ffarrers uno
ieiner ibm onpertruuten Noecroe. I'M
ter Girettion oe9 Nerrn Nrt. 9Seiner
ullo inter Sr9elbe9leitun9 beS Frof.
I. T.. &0iler Don ct. 6louo lang Der
Sirhen6or yWtiliu Grultet", cine Der
i6oniten 6ompoiitioneu D. Or. 2Sitt,
in ~tuoelSloier 2Sciie. Nn6mitta9S
3 llbr belt Ser Sberbirte Fontificals
uesper uno ipenocte $50 Ferlonen
ouS 81. Satrdment Ser Nirmung.
2(beno9 pcranitultcteu bic S6ultinoer
III G6ren beS bo6m'lten Nerrn Si-
Idols in Der S~tuotbNlle cine Inter
balturo, nobel Die &leinen III ibren
portreifi6en vciitungen li6 lelblt, III
rem Glteru, Benz bodlp. ocrrn Ffars
rer, Sen ebrp. S6meltern uno Der
9onSen @Cmeinoe sur b06lten Gbre
0erei6ten. 2lu6 BEL bieler @ele9ens
belt lieB Der Nerr Sil6oi lein pGterz
Tides I&ort %ertlin9en, belobte ben Gts
Ter uno Die N~cmilbungen Der &tnoer
in peroieuter H&cile uno soute Ser
Fiurri6ule, iiir oie er tets unb int
mer cinitebt. boben Sribut. Seine
bo6Ite ,Sreuoe lpru6 CT aus iiber sic
GrlebuiNe, bic Der &ir6weibta9 in
Wtelroie nit ii6 braGte uno Die lid,
wie iir i'm 10 iir ale Selttbeilneb
mer, ii6erli9 81 ben uuerireuoi9lter
9eltalteten. NSie Die WorSenltunbeu
in irobeiter StimmunG pon Sung unt
9(lt bssriiBt wurben, 10 criiiuten aud
Die AbenbitmSen zines ieben Ser;
nit Sreuoen, 10 bGB Der &ir6weibta(
I'll Wtelrole in @irtli6teit 81 einen
Sage wabrer uno BOILER 6reuoe mar
Wtit Der l60nen Nbenbfeier, pel6.l
man benz unermiibli6en Gifer berebrw.
S6uli9weitern gu perbanten bate
bic li9 unperbroilen nit benz Bizarre
in bic piele unb sroBe @rbeit Der Ser
anbilbuns bes @eiiteS unb Der Ser
ebeluns Der Ser,en Der ainber tbei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
Der Observation-Disclosures ben 8. Sum- 1899.

o%eoanoeue Come ibre SunisS trdblen
iiber bic in ibrem belten Seltsemanee
pran9enoe Stabt, uno LANCE bepor bic
sur Ginpeibun9 Der nelen stride be-
Jimmie Stunbe beran9eriitt mar,
bate lid cine SroBurtise Wenl6ens
maize I'M bielelbe perlummelt, oeren
beitereu Nntlibe Die bobe Sebeutun9
bes Welroler Cages befunoeten. I'm
mittclbar mad 9 llbr formirte lt6 III
l60ner Srcnung bic Frpseilion, in
wel6er Der bo6m'lte 6err Sil6of in
oberprielterli9em @ewance inter Wtis
iit, CelGute uno S6uerl6Illen sur
Stride 9eleitet wuroe, no No6ber'elz
be Johann ben ieierli6en gift Der
6ir6weib pornabm. 9ta6 bielen err
oreiieucen Geremonien be9ann oas
Eontilicalamt, bel wel6em Dem Sber=
birten Der botm. (>err @%eneruluitar
50. Na0l ais Gr;prte'ter, botm. !.
Greorr, :. z. y, pom Ct. Slouo
uno bo6p. Nerr Nlb. GperS Don
Gbicaoo ais Gbrenoiatone, bo6m.
6err q. 20. Gllerins bon Columbia
Gttu, Sno., ais Si0ton uno bodm.
Nerr Spbn Stie9lcr pon Mooeno ais
Suboiotou, bo6w. Nerr 6arl Ffeifer
pon@ateS uno bo6p, Nerr Nufta9el
pom Ser Ct. Sebn'S llniperlit dt ais
Geremoniure oliiitirteu. Sm Sancs
tuarium paren ampelenb Der bo6lp tie
loerr 9lbt leter GnSel, :. 2. D,
benz sic bo6m. Seneoicttner %tncent
uuo Gonrab aililtirten, bo6lp. i.
Nrior Nermamn, >. g D, pom Der
ct. So6n'S Nb!ei, bo6p. Gasp.
S6ouerti pon W%urpbp6boro, ST.. Die
bodm. Nerren Mm. G&iltinS, Otto
9&ieit, 81. 6uBbinp, y. San9e,
Norb. @rotb, Sobn Sro9an, Sobn
GraB, ~. @lcin, ale aus oieler Gis
0Seie, uno Die bohU. Senepictlner
StuniSlauS, WciHrub, &loepbonS,
SEQ, Martin Fontru; uup Der Sbeo'
lo8e SEQ. Arentb pom q Sobns.
9ta4 Dem Guungcllum bielt Der bp6p.
Nerr SERB. &oerot Don Sort SSapne,
>Sno., cine ebenlO pruttil6e ipie met
lterbOite NreoiSt nit Dem &pripru6
Nier lit nidt5 0noereS, ais oaS A>olls
@otteS uno Die Niorte oc0 Nimmel5. ="
(Ceu pollen MortlNut III nddlter
9hummcr.) Na6 Ser &rcoi9t ri6tete
Der bo6>p. {>err %ii0Oi nod eini9e
ermunteruce Morte az Die @emetnoe,
ipra6 bieier iciucu ber;li6en Can't
aus iir bic Spier, III oenen lie li6
iir p05 erbNbene Mert beQuemen
muBteu uuo lpbte ben nid)t bod 8enlS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

Dem einiIberau6 hCrilthes NStlltommen
bereitet mo Dem oaourh 9e;eiNtmuroe,
pie cine I'M edit Ariitlihcn Stnnc 9e:
~leitete Seerbe ibrem Sbcrbirtcn III
2iebe ;usetbun lit. 4lS Der bOhw tie
Sii6oi, benz cine ltattlt6e Nelter.
l6aar pon Siin9lingen aus Wtelro'e
uno 9tew Muni6 uli Dem Me9e not
Weire @roue cine Strete nett cnt9e=
gen seritten mar uno i'm nd6 Dem
Neitorte eScortirtc, III Die nit Srts
umpibo0en, Sobneu, ~uirlanoen uno
SGumen aui'S Nerrli6ltc S~e;ierte Gts
lenbabnlt0bt WelroIe einiog, bate
iih al Der @reu;e Der Staot cine
sroBe Weni6eniduar einseiunocn, I'M
bem bobcn @aite ibren @iutOmmgruB
III entbieten. IN i60u 9eorbneter
Eropeiiion, uoran 800 Sdultinoer,
banu Der Sun8lin9Suercin, Norlters
~perein, Ct. SoIepbSsN erein uno 20
Trielter in &utl6cu, wuroe No6oer.
lel6e, ben cine G%brenlp0de um9ub,
inter ben 8lin9eu Der Wuiit unc benz
@eldute Ser air6en9loten in bic neue
mad 9luBen unb Snnern aui's Fro6t=
polite sei6miitte nere Stride 9eleltet,
an beren Yortal Der bo6w. OrtSptars
rer Ben Sil9oi bepiutommnete, no:
raul bieler III ben Stuien oes Altaree
i9ritt unb Der baS 9roBe @ottesbaue
bis aui ben lseten Stebplap filIlenoer
Weni6eni6aar leinen bil6oili6en sc
oen ertbeilte unb bann Die Sirmlln9'
prilite, beren prompte antwcrttn Den
S~berbirten sroBte !3Hiriebenbeit ga
ben. 60 mar 9erS uno Sinn Irenoil
seitimmt iir BEN tommenoen Sag, al
pel6em Der neue Sempel benz Sienlt
bes Serrn sepeibt wurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

len, i6lOB Der @ulu Sag, Ben man
nod III Subren ais ben bO6iten 6bs
rertuS Der Stapt Melrple p~reiien wiro.
llno lollte Der Wtuno Der bel Der erz
babenen ,Seitli6teit anweieno Gemes
Ienen per'trmmt ieiu uno BEN bebren
&ir6weibta9 nIdt mebr 81 preilen per-
mOsen, pann lpri6t iiir lie buS i6one
adjournment, bie nelle ct. SoniiasiuSs
Stride, llno wirb pertitnoen baS 2ob
aller Serer, sic III Gintra6t banoel:
ten Nno ni6t crmiloeten in oem2Serte,
baS lie lid ;ur groBtcn Gbre GottcS
ieeten. bis bur6 ieine &Olenbun9 baS
,3iel errei6t unb oamit Die Sire Del.
len 0eprieien lit, pon Dem lno burb
Ben NQcS @ute tommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
0riinuung unn Gntmidsluns Der ct
S~oniia,ius @cmeinDe.

Sin |tur;er Niitblit olli Bic Glts
witelun9 ceS aatbOIiSiSmuS in Welz
role biirite anlGBlih oeS berrliten
MirGweibicitcS wo6l Om Elaee ulo
pou uQgcmeinem &ntereiie iein. Gle
beute III i6ouiter Slijtbe itebenoe Ct.
Souiiu;iuS @emeinbe lit cine So6ter
ibrer MIutter, Der Ct. Nutrit5 @es
meinoe, wel6e III 1872 pom bo6m.
7. 2luguitin Burns, :. Z. g, ges
9riinbet unb in 1873 bereit5 oetbeilt
muroe, in mel6em Sabre Die SrSani=
iation Ser Ct. &OniIaSiu6 @emeinpe
ourh Sen Ban Ser olten Air6c, bic
al auoerer Stcue I'M Stloe eri6eiut,
itattiano. Ger erite Seelior9er Ser
neuen, uno II Namilicn SGbIenocn
@emeinoe mar Ser ieli9e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

&atboliSiSmus a%nertannte, riibmli6e
Sbatla6e. Sn Der Griiuun9 ieiner
S~eruISpfli6t fol9te Der bieniteiirioe
Frieiter Dem Nuie an oaS &ranter=
bett elmer al Der Seu6e ~ertranften, III
'etner @eneinbe 9ebori9en Nrauensz
peri on, uno wGbreno er sieie aui ben
Sang ms beilere SenleitS porberejtete
unb 10 ben lepten Sienit ais Wten=
l6enfreuno ermie9, muroe er pon Der
&rantbeit angeltedt unb erla9 oerielz
ben innerbalb tUr;er ,Sriit. Siirpabr
Der bo6p. p. Weinrao itarb ben SOB
zines Neloen. llnerl6roten be0ob
er lid i'm %emuBtiein ieiner boben
Ffli6t in bic @eiobr unb opierte iein
jlln9eS geben Dem 9eilti9en N&obl
elmer 'elner Seellor9e a%npertrunten
Nerlon. GENES unermiioli6en Sienit.
etferS unb ieiner Weni6enireunolitr=
felt me9en 9enoB er bie 6o6a6tun9
uno Stebe leiner Congregation, uno
menn ir9enb einem Seelior9er limit
ten Ser ibm iibertra9cnen @emeinoe
Elm 9uteS glnoenten erbulten geblieben
III, oonn 9elpiB Dem bo6w. p. Weinrao,
mel6er leiner @emeinoe bis in Sen SOB
binein 10 man6 gutcn Gienit erpieS.
Wtit lcinsm Sooe eritorb nitt bic
yiebe leincr @emeinbe 81 i9m; biele
rei6t ilber bas @rab binouS uno wiro
bCute nod III mun6 Sutem &erte
filr letne S~eelenrube beiten5 betmuoet.
Nbm fol9te in ser Seellor0e Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

wsl6er in Ser ct. Soniia;iuS @ez
meinoe sebn Sabre lang bis Nu9ult
1891 cine iesensrei6e Sbdti9teit ent
%ialtete, III welder !Seit er pom leinem
Sberen mad Dem iernen g&eiten, mad
Sacoma i'm Staate @aIbin9ton, ubz
b"eruien wurbe, no CT 9lei6fallS in
Ser @emelnbe sur &On9in bes Ho'ens
FRANCES nit 9roBem Griols arbcitet.
Inter ieiner Faltoration in Welrele
nabm bic @emeinoe TART al Mit0lies
bern III, unb eS ltente li6 bic 9totbs
wenoi9teit Der %er9r0BerunS Nes Got
~tesbaries ein, Die inter leiner peri6ns
li6en yeitun9 belor9t murce. Nu6
muroe inter Dem bodlp. i. 9Silbelm
bic S6meiternidule unb Mobnun9
9ebaut, meldeS0 ebduoe (einen Soften
auilpano pom lber $4,000 Der INNER
nod ni6t oroBeu aber OPT erlpili9cn
@emeinoe perurla6te. (Nborld beS
G~iebGubes al anberer Stelle.) Nu6
beior9te Ser bo6m. 7. Milbelm IN 1889
ben Sau zines F%iarrbuuies 81 einem
Soitenbetrase uon 81, 500. 60 bate
ncbit benz 9ciitigeu Gmpori6wuns
Der Giemeinbe Der bo6w. !. Milbelm
aud oeren materielleS Gmportommen
i'm 2luse, uno beute %crinnert man iif
9erne in Melroie beS bodw. Nerrn,
welder Bel iejnem S9eipen ieinem
Na9iolger cine bliibenpe @emeinoe
nit $50 suten, edit tatbolil6en 6as
milieu butterflies. Sieler mar Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

wel6er bic Stele ais Seell orser Der
ct. Scniia;ius @emeinoe MIR bis
gum Nopember 1881 betleioete. gu
iener l3eit sraiiirten in Welrrle Die
Yoden, uno wie es ii6 tets bepieien,
baB in berartisen 3eiten oes S6rets
Tens unb Der Notb Der fatfoli'6e
Yrieiter Der bette Sreunp lit, 10 be'
wabrbeite aud Der bo6w. p. W.ins
rab bisie ielbit Don ben Sreunoen bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

.Ia.. c ,,,S
De lperoell am luVIleh Sp''''u9 INV
Mputod Nbeuo unterbaltlll9en III Der
GhrIhoUp nrrnuitnlten. filr Die uQdls
Su"'9""V ".s.
Itebenoe Fro9r0lnllle ~eHllpplIeH INV =
corrtoo ncr 4, 9uui. 8 llhr abeuos.
" -
Never OId are WORDS Oh "e'eo'l chnrn.
~ HnDrio
Dislog"e Two BOYS
a, br"ener ana } 81 SNs s%n litrIe Girls
Recitation ...........b hNe l'''e gins
Guilty or Not Guilty
LAWYER Schooner
Policeman ............. IN. Lels
NJ. Bachel
Two Sisters Weber, Scharenbroich
Piano duet. 49,. Misses NJ. Bruener and c.
TbirIman
\ Song of the FLAG By fourteen boys
The 81 Cloud Boys....,I Schumacher
The seasons BY five girls
The Rivol sneakers Dialogue
\ Goedert and X. Tschumperlin
Piano solo Miss +. Berg
Come Birdie, Come. Solo and chorus
Ser Shuurrbart. L. Kellermann
The Bonnie little Brownies'.'by 20 boys
w DRESSING and p Collignon
Dem Golden Shoes $3.50. Chorus by bows
Market Operetta
Tanet VILLAGE fayorite .....E Nossberg
Lucette. flower girl. T. S~charenbroich
Mollie. merry maid.......M Trzewick
Nora. .,.....M Kraemer
Lettie, orange girl .....E Schumacher
Rocco, organ grinder. .......P Libert
Iarrie) ..C. Doerner
Inez sisters .............I Kuck
lane. gypsy maiden. .....A Limperich
Emma. lehman
Reinert
NJ. Thielman
Alma. Weber
Stella, fairy queen &C. Gales
Fairy band.
Alice, lily queen .........G Schwartz
Lilies.
lrma, butterfly queen. ........T Peter
Butterflies.
Three little daisies.
Violin olo....... Master VIM Beutler
Accompanied by Miss y. Dunivon.
Good night. Song and TableauX
Piano accompaniment by Miss Carrie
Nossberg.
"'o"'u8' "" IL YAM
gSiltpntIlter I'M @rllIen
Vie u . Y Sdueen.......L Deterihahh,
V. Pdtock, +. Oruber and Is Adams,
Recitation BY twelve girls
The Boys of Company MA. Limperich
Company ......... Seventeen boys
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
Gebtc 6 alifprmia @cinc.

BUR otiGnissu 3utridt, ouB id bieier
Saoe enc Gtieubabn.Y SG9cnlooung ehten
Q ultioru,l &e,n, ourh meincu Sruoer be
,pasn, empinnseu babe, ben Id MIR pdbreno
hes Yiora,s Srnl IN belrebl9eu Guontltdten.
aber n'tt unirr iiuf 8aaoneu, rertouf'n
perOe. Yer @eiu 1T ais edit uno II ccr'
fdlitt oarantirt MD miro 10 btlia certauit,
als ionitwo iir ihletttre Sorte besablt
ipercen mpB. & ellen tein.
o5-4, Ntbaup, Y{inu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
Cnfel Spm's Cabin.

5roecem o'sit5 ShauipieL elm altes, per-
liert es nitt oil ,3u9truft. Eatrs Il Bnsbp
peroen cicies ih6ue Irama SamItaS Ndh
ml:tug balb 3 uno Samitns Nbeno balb 9
uhr aufuhren. Vie Gompdnp 1T 40 Yer'
ionen iinrf uub bllt sur Witto9sfunoe etre
StroBenparaoe. G'utritt Gum Dtatiine IS
Gts. irr &,noer. 25 Cts. fir Grpah'ene.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
MmHf:untcrriebt.

glietn, BE tire Sinner Nfuii' alf benz
6lapler oHer Yiol,ne nab better uuterihta'
metboce, ieten iie crit Beginner ooer idpn
IN Der Niuiit poranaeitrt ten, lernen lou
len m6htsu, m6aen fih member an 8 y ia u.
8raubt. 2l4-S Nue. Y. Ct. Glouo. 81 bd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
FRK. MONS, Manager.
GpQitanoigite Nllswahl at 5eppideu

81 allen Freien uno III allen Soren. (apeten in alien Wfuern, oerabe
mad Nunl6. Gebetbu6er pn 9em0bnlu6er Sorte umb nit feinem Ginbano
III en9l1der uo beuh6er Spra6e. Silber= mb Stloerrubnen in idoner
ausnoBL su8 benbeitattunssseId dtte prompt unb mad gsuni8
erfaM. ejroBer @orratb an Sdrsen Der peri4iebenfun Surhn. liner
Motto: @ute SSaae, biuise Frete, Suiriebenieuenoe gebienuns. 27-2
iElElEi 3F ~ ~ i E5E5 E.EiEz E5E5E aE 1ElE3E 5L g5E " 5TEgWE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
Nelroisr 0alatas.

als Wittwo9 Worsen in Der 6ril'
Re Der Seittas bur6 SOaeri4ilie an=
sstinbist wurbe, ianbte bic sben auIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
(>jutc GciebdIts9ele9embeit.

lluierietbnetcr 1T sei,ruen, iein @eitdfts
9eb1uoe mitiommt Der Glnrlhtung 81 pr
iauieu fir fas, mas th oafiir aab. Tati
iur's @ruuoitiid MIR O. per Weuat. Iii
Gage bes @eihditsslates 1T cine ausge ,elh
rete; uls tbellwelie 3ah!uns nehme lb cir
@eipann Tisroe. Sshr gutter Ylab fur Ct
men eeuiiheu Nann. @eseu yiabrersn
peroe man iih an u NJ C'S b co.,
25-bn Sittle walls, U4tnlt.
ODER an Die grpeottion o,eies Slattss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08

.g1 Sin Swei Sabre alter Boil
blut Seriep Sua gum Selesen pom
aiben 0esen S1.0O &er9iutur9. @.
Garter'S Sarm nabe Der Staot. 25.4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-08
llmtcrbaltum9 gum Better Der
ct. W aricn=S cbmlc.

Die S6ultinoer Der Il. T.. @enlein=
Be weroen AM ni6iten Sonnt09 lino
@ontas 9lbsnb llnterbaltunSen III Der
SdulbQue per~anitalten, filr Die nat'
itebenoe programme e%ntlpprTen limb
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-22
NOTABLE WEDDING in GUYToN.
Marriage of MT. Landrum Cubbedge
and Miss Maud jenkins.

Guyton, Ga. June 21.-Mr. Landrum
Cubbedge and Miss Maud jenkins were
married this evening at $50 o'clock The
ceremony was performed in an impressive
manner in the Baptist Church by Rev.
II. c. Hurley. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with ivy and potted plants
and was filed with friends of the contract
ing parties.
Messrs. Rufus Grovenstein and Thomas
Bone were the ushers. The bridal party
arrived at the appointed hour and march,
ed up the aisle to the stains of a beauti-
full march played by Mr.. w. A. Snow. The
ushers preceded the bridal party, which
followed in couples in this order: Mr.
George RawlS and Miss Lille Guyton Dr.
Bruce p. Powers and Miss Mamie Snow
Mr.. George S. Cubbedge and Miss Alma
Hinly, little Misses Elsie Cubbedge and
Irene Arden, the bride leaning on the arm
of Miss Maggie Cubbedge. Mr.. Victor
b. jenkins acted as best man, and with
the groom, met his bride at the chancel
and walked directly in front of the minis
ter, while the flower girls threw open the
gates and permitted them to enter and
stand under an arch beautifully decorated
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the residence of Mr.. l.. l.. Cubbedge
Mr.. and Mrs. Cubbedge left OF the 10
O'Clock train for Asheville, N. c., where
they will remain for ten days, after which
they will return to Guyton, their future
home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-22
NEW VENTURE FOR SWIFT.
Will Start Large Fertilizer Man.
ufactory in Atlanta.

Atlanta, June 21.-The announcement of
the sale Of the plant OF the o. A. Smith
Company, fertilizer manufacturers, to
Swift & Co., of Chicago, was made to-
day.
The Smith company failed some months
ago. the failure having been largely
brought on by the Moody & Brewster fail
ure, that concern having been large cred
itor of the Smith company. According to
the statement made by the representatives
of Swift IL CO., who are the great meat
packers, the intention IS to use the prop
erty purchased here as the nucleus for a
mammoth plant for the manufacture of
animal fertilizers. In fact they declare
that the plant is to be the largest of the
kind in the world
S. Il. Evans of Chicago, representing the
Swift company came here several weeks
ago and engineered the deal through. He
says his house has been looking for a
suitable site for the establishment of a
fertilizer factory in the South for some
time, and they are ready TO go right ahead
with the undertaking, proposing to have
the plant in operation within sixty days
or less and TO employ two hundred hands.
The machinery of the present plant is to
be overhauled and new machinery added
as fast as it can be placed
With the establishment of this great
plant the fertilizer trust that has been in
control for the past three or four years,
may have lively fight on its hands the
coming season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-22

Thomas County Could Send ThOus-
nnds of Barrels of syrup.

Thomasville Ga. June 2l.-The Morning
News suggestion about building a sugar
refinery at Savannah seems splendid
idea. 1t has been talked Of here and
also at Cairo, but Savannah would have
many advantages which neither of the
above places possess. IL would also re-
quire a very large quantity of the crude
product 10 make such a venture pay, and
Savannah is the natural and most avail
able collecting point.
Thomas county could ship this year.
without notice in advance OF the plant
ing season, 10000 barrels of syrup 10 such
a refinery, if il would net to grower free
on board here as much as is cents per gar
lon. With the guaranty Of such a mar
ket in advance this county could easily
run its crop up to 5000 or even 100000
barrels. With other ections doing their
part, il Is plain that there would be no
failure so lar as the crude product goes.
w. s. Howard. thrifty farmer OF TINS
county, says that his farm used 10 be over
run with sand spurs. Mexican cloves got
started on has land In some way ana tnlS
has run out the spur grass thoroughly
Beggar lice weed has also spread over MI
Towards land and-it now yields double
acre, owing to the improving effects Of
these growIhs. Both the beggar weed and
the Mexican clover are very fine for stock
and in their renoVating influence over me
soil are equal to red clover. They reseed
themselves when once started. The spur
grass is a nuisance owing 10 The sharp
baIbed nature of the seed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-22
WOODWARD WILL NOT TALK.
HE Is OUT AND GETTING READY
FOR THE COMMITTEE.

Says He Is Willing to submit 10
Whatever the Committee May Pre-
scribe-CounciI VIII Have to Pass
Upon the Matter-Feeling Is That
He should Not BE Let on Lightly
If Joyner Is Punished-Rebuke May
BE Administered.
Atlanta. June 21.-Mayor Woodward
showed up at his Office This morning,
after an absence Of a week. on account
of illness.
His illness was partly due to the charges
brought against him by Preacher Brough-
ton. and the exciting incidents of last
Monday, when the charges were brought
before the City Council.
The Mayor was not exactly in shlpshape
when these charges were sprung, and
when the bomb burst he was almost
knocked out of the ring. He exerted all
his rallying forces, however. and manag-
ed 10 attack the accommodating business
on hand at the city hall looking little
the worse for wear. but still apparently
able to take care of himself in his bout
with the Investigating committee as soon
as he shall have a few more days to get
into condition.
Mayor Woodward had nothing to say at
all for publication. He thinks the papers
have already told il all and he only ex-
pressed a Willingness to submit TO what
ever the committee shall see fit to pre-
scribe.
The Mayors fate. however. win not rest
in the hands of the investigating com
mittee. That committee has been charg-
ed with making a report 70 Council, and
IL is the whole collection of city fathers
that will determine upon the medicine he
shall take.
The general opinion is that Mayor Wood
before the committee to the charges as
made by DR.. Broughton, and thus the
details of a salaciOus investigation will be
avoided. He will ask the indulgence or
the committee, or the Council, and in this
shape the matter will go to the Council
10 be disposed of.
No one expects an impeachment; but
then there is a good deal of talk about
the Mayors punishment in comparison
with that of Capt. John Joyner of the po-
lice department who was compelled TO
resign or be discharged for much smaller
Indulgence of the Jag talent than the
Mayor has been guilty of. There are
many who think that 1t would be very I'M
fair to Gust one faithful officer, with twen-
~ years of good service to his credit, for
wearing a small bOuttonair of a jag, while
the Mayor is let off without censure when
he has been wearing whole bouquets of
them so to speaker, ever since his official
career began.
In consequence of this feeling. II is not
at all improbable that the Council will
administer some very emphatic sort of re-
buke to his honor, since, after all, the
matter has become public property and
cannot be smoothed over without regard
to public sentiment and the official char
acter that has been given to il by the ac-
zion already taken.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-22
WILL LOOK At BROWNS LAND.
Grand Jury Wants to See IL the Con-
victs worked There.

Atlanta, June 2l.-The grand jury to-day
took up the investigation of the charges
of malfeasance in office against County
Commissioner Walter r. Brown. these
charges having been made during the re-
cent campaign for the election of a com
missioner.
He is accused of having used the coun-
ty chain-gang and. the county materials
to construct roads and drives on his pri-
vate property the amount of the inn
provements being of considerable value
and cost to the county
Commissioner Brown was summoned be-
fore the grand jury and concluded his
story by inviting the members of the
grand jury TO go out and make a personal
Inspection of his property so as TO Judge
from personal knowledge of the truth of
the accusations, and the grand jurymen
decided to accept the invitation. They
viii take drive out tomorrow, and will
probably have a little barbecue on the
side, as Mr.. Browns hospitality is well
known.
The charges against Commissioner
Brown rest upon the allegations of the
assistant superintendent Of the county
chain-gang, who was in charge of the
chain-gang az the time the alleged work
was done. He and several of his men
Were before the grand jury to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-22
WAS SORRY HE HAD TO DO 1T.
Quinn Shot and Dangerously Wound
ed by Pat Buckley.

Augusta, June 21.--Joe Quinn. q young
man about p years Of age, was shot and
dangerously wounded by Pat j. Buckley.
about $50 O'Clock this afternoon in the
Big Bonanza saloon, kept by James CASH
IL.
Buckley had just returned from Columbia
and entered the saloon when Quinn made
some remark which was resented other
words followed. Quinn struck Buckley,
they chnched and in the scuffle, Buckley
drew pistol and fired. The bullet entered
the left side. pierced the lung and ca me
out behind the left shoulder. Buckley al
once surrendered.
The quarrel between the two is an Old
one and dates back TO the heated mayor
any campaign OF two years ago. Buck ley
is on the fire department He would make
no statement further than 10 say he was
sorry he had to do IT,