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Riot Llable to Occur.

ahAMoklN. Pa. Sept. 2l.-Every-
s"'HE Is quiet between here and shen-
u"aoaN' a stretch OF thirty miles. A.
,He la''er place every colliery. except
'as Inc Cambridge. was closed down by
S"lNFFS this morning. the men mnrcl,.
II, lug upon one operation after the other.
."Sy marched to the Cambridge colliery
W compel the men to stop work. but an
~ "'."eu guard held the mob back.
! nc crowd is stlll near the works and
not Is liable to occur nny minute.
S"'"e ', leaders are doing their best to
II's' ,n, INC strikers. 5000 OF whom are
HIVnuNnlans, Poles and HunGnrlnns. N
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ROOSEVELT IN UTAH.

Flattering Demonstrations on All
Sides-Takes Gallop With Com
pany of Cowboys-Listens to an
Organ Recital in the Mormon Tab
ernacle. ,t,F
SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. 2l.-Gover-
nor Roosevelt's campaign special
reached this city at 1O:3O a. M.
At Salt Lake the train was met by n
great number Of people and n brigade
Of rough riders who escorted the COVER
nor through the principal streets. where
flatterlng demonstrations took place.
Governor Roosevelt was driven to the
Alta club during the morning, where he
was met by Hon. r. C. Kcrens nation
al committeeman from Missouri. and
Perry S. Heath. secretary of the ma
tional committee One hundred and
fifty mounted cowboys were drawn up
In front of the club. The governor was
persuaded to mount horse and take n
gallop. The ride lasted for about an
hour.
At Saltair this afternoon a large
meeting was held. Governor Roosevelt
and others spoke:
Governor Roosevelt's visit to Salt
Lake City was the most interesting.
both from 4 political and social point Of
view. OF any that has yet been made on
his long tour. -.,... Ef,,-si4s---
., On his return from MIS- guiiop with the
Rough Riders. he visited the famous
Mormon tabernacle to listen to an or
gan recital. which he enjoyed very
much.
Glowing Tribute to Utah Soldiers.
At the Salt Air pavilion. this after
noon, Governor Roosevelt paid glow
Ing tribute to the services OF the Utah
soldiers in the Philippines. and contin-
ued: IA
"rhe other day Mr.. Bryan in his
speech Mt Chicago. is reported as hav-
Ing said that 1t BODIED III for the repub.
lie to have q hundred thousand soldiers
walking abou. In ltlleness This morn.
Ing took lunch rs guest Of some OF
| your citizens. among whom were three
men who wore the regular uniform Of
the United States army and all of whom
were with me at Santiago. the eldest
OF whom. n lieutenant colonel, walks
with a cane. because on the second day
OF the Siege. when walking about in
fdieress. shrapnei struck him, and he
VIII walk lame fo- the balance OF his
life In consequence.
you read in the newspapers this
morning about q band of our men who
were attacked by ten times their nun.
ber OF Filipinos yesterday and how n
third OF them were killed and wounded
before they beat of their foes. Do you
think those men werc walking about in
idleness" A third Of them are lying ut
this moment either dead or on hospital
cots; suffering from wounds that they
received" ,sr
Senator Carter of Montana, spoke
briefly.
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what shall be for the good OF all an
thracite workers, their wives and their
children In this supreme crisis.
These are my sincere expressions,
and Iappeal 20 on impartial and Just
public TO judge between us and these
1ine railroad presidents II they shall re-
fuse to meet IN p spirit OF fairness this
proposal of q man whose chief object Is
to help tighten the weary burden OF q
struggling, earnest mass OF humanity.
(Signed,) HJ0HN MITCHELL,
President united Mine Workers Of
fa America ., y ~ y y Z, = ~ y ' = II
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FORMER BRYANITE

VIII Stump West Virginia for the
Republicans.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
a WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. 2l.-Ex-
Congressman DUNCAN. OF the Fifty sec
ond Congress, Of Ohio. addressed the
West Virginia Republican Association
tonight to large audience. He Will
start on a tour through West Virginia
for Mckinley. Mr.. DUNCAN stumped the
state OF West Virginia four years ago
for WI Bryan. on the same tour. He
VIII speak at Shepherdstown. W. Va,
Saturday grgeIlE s H -ts15H itar-.sH
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no CAMPAIGN SPEECHES
Will be Made by President Mckinley.
Leayes For Canton.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 2l.-Prcs-
ident Mckinley, accompanied by Secrc-
tnry Cortclyou. left Washington at 7:45
this evening for Canton. Ohio. The
train ls due Mt Canton at 0.5S to.mor-
row morning.
The President has not mnde pp his
mind how long he VIII remain In Cam
ton. II cnn be stated positively that he
VIII not take any active part In the
speeches. III. - : - 80
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Conl Trade Parnlyzcd.

IoHoNTo, Ont. Sept. .l.-Thc Pcnn-
"S''hnia .; coal strike has tlemoralizcd
Wv 'ake coal carrying trade and hns
"'"uRht the season to n premature
'O1S' r several vessels which made
.oIonta tholr headquarters have gonc
NV winter quarters and dismlssed their
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DEFENSE RESTS 81.
In the Trial of Jim Howard, for the
Murder Of William Goebel-one
Witness Talking With Defendant
When the Shot Was Fired.


FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 2l.-1n the
trial to-day OF James Howard. charged
with being u principal in the Goebel
shooting, DR. Philips. OF Clay county,
was recalled, and said n blow on How
ards head In 1896 had affected his men,
ory. and made him absent-mInded at
times
c. Fl. Robinson said he was In tho
Board OF Trndc Hotel, talking to How
ard about Clay county people. when n
man came In, md announced that Goe-
bel had Just been shot. He had met
Howard on the street Just few minutes
before. and had walked to the hotel with
him. HL
On cross examination Robinson said he
had told several persons that he heard
the shot, and saw Gocbci fail. but de-
clared he said It In n Joking way.
The defense rcstcd Its testimony nt 3
O'Clock this morning. Several witnesses
for the prosecution were heard In rebut-
tai this afternoon. Is
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Answers Received From France, Aus.
tria and Italy-United States
Has Sent Its Reply.
WILL BE MADE PUBLIC TODAY.
Russia Will Insist Upon Retiring
From Chinese Territory-All Eyes
Turned on This Government.
BERLIN, Sept. 21.-The German
foreign Office has received replies
from Italy, Austria and France,
agreeing without reserve, to Ger
many's China proposal, IA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. - The
state department late this afternoon
delivered TO Minister WI the reply
Of this government to the Chinese re-
quest TINT Minister conger be au-
thorized to proceed Immediately with
peace negotiations. The nature Of
the reply has been withheld by the
state department, and will not be
made public until tomorrow. Be-
plies also will be delivered to Ger
many and Russia this afternoon.
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Gee. both colored. OF this city. are the
only ones OF the dead tha. have been
identified The injured are Charles
Rowe. James Pearson and Fred Glinke,
benvllle, Ohio, and Leonard Tucker, OF
Adams. Ohio Tucke.: and Rowe will
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GOV. ATKINSON IN TYLER.
Speaks to One of tho Largest Gnther.
ings Ever Known in Sistersyille.

ings Ever Known in Sistersville.
Special Dispatch to tho Intclligenoer.
sISTDRSVIDLE, w. W., Sept. 2l.-
The Republican campaign was opened
In Tyler county this evening In the new
Auditorium. when Governor Atkinson
addressed one OF the largest political
gatherings ever seen In sistersvllle. His
speech was n masterpiece and Will
make many votes
Hon. J. Hampton Hoge. who was I'D
vcrtiscd to appear. failed to reach here
on account of sickness.
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Rookhill Arrives.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l.-A cable
gram wns received ut the state depart
-mcnt to-day from Minister Congcr.
dated Pckin, II, announcing tho arrival
of Special Commissioner Rockhlll at Pc
kin on that date.
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Will be Gagged Again.

Special Dispatch to the Intclliccncsr.
PARKERSBuRG, WA, Sept. el.-
Jack Hcndcrshot, who was recently
pardoned from the penitentiary, was ar
rested to-day. on charge of highway
robbery. rg
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1ramps Killed In Frelrht Wreck.

g., IiH"lNNAT:. Ohio. Sept. .I.-In n
ns'E"' ,. wreck on the Queen & Crescent
,' "'s NJ sadleiille. KY, to-day. ilya
%istlbd i".alsbd we're killed and four badly in
''e'' Ernest West and Robert H7-
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RoUSING RALLY

Held by the Republicans IN Summers.
Addressed by Judge Freer and
others-Eon Sam Burdette Will
Support the National and State
Tickets.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.
HINTON, w. Va, Sept. 21.-The
Summers county Republicans held an
other rousIng rally here to-day, and it
excelled all previous meetings OF the
year as to numbers and enthusiasm. a
thousand Republicans assembled Mt the
court house to hear the Issues of the
day discussed by Congressman Romeo
H. Freer, OF Ritchi7 county; Hon. L. ].
Williams, OF Greenbrier. and Hon. C..
w. Dillon. Of Fayette county. All
/ tho speeches were received with much
enthusiasm. particularly that of Con-
gresham Freer. who captivated his
hearers, both Democrats and Republi-
cans.
Great preparations are being made
here for the joint discussion between
Hon. A. B. White and Hon. John H..
Holt the candidates for governor,
which will be held here Wednesday,
October 3.
Burdette Still Loyal.
At Petcrstown, W. Va, Republican
club of one hundred members was or
ganized last night. The officers elect
ed werei C. P. Spangler. president;
J, H. Schultz. vice president: w. II.
Ballard, secretary. The club was ad-
dressed by Hon Frank C. Burdette,
prosecutor OF Kanawha county, who
the Democratic lenders claimed was
supporting the Democratic legislative
and county tickets In Kanawha coun-
ty. Burdette said he was for McKln-
ley and the entire Republican ticket,
and that he will return to his county
and fight for the entire state and coun-
ty tickets. This knocked another
Democratic lie in the head.
Hon. S. ]. Burdette. ex-dIstrlct Mt
torney. has announced that he Is still
for Mckinley and the state Republican
ticket, reports to the contrary notwi,h-
standing.
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declines tho Apnointment,

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. cl.-Judse
Powers has given out signed state
mont, declining his appointment BY
Acting Governor Nebckcr. TO the Uni
tod StltcS senate.
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Gen. Miles Acting Secretary Of War.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 2l.-
Lieutenant General Miles. accompanied
by his chief aide. returned to Washing
ton to-day. General Miles called upon
the President soon after his arrival.
General Miles became acting secretary
upon his arrival. superseding Adjutant
General Corbtn, who was designated TO
act In the absence OF the commanding
general OF the army.
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weather Forecast for To-day.

For West Pennsylvania and Ohio, fair
Saturday and Sunday. warmer In north.
crn portion Saturday: variable winds.
shifting to southeriy.
For West Virginia, partly cloudy Sat.
urday and Sunday; variable winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by c. Schncpt. druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was rs follows:
a. m............, Il 3p. m.............. 50
. u, m............. 15 y. m............., "a
!. m....... ...... IS Wcather-Fair.
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Fl G. s. Good C Co., Of Lock Haven. Pa.
were awarded the contrac: for the ma
sonry fos tWenty.,iHe n nile on thG Salo
Phillppi. The contract calls for 1000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
PROMINENT BoERs GAVE Up.
Two Officers Reported wounded
Were, on the Contrary, Killed.

Two Officers Reported wounded
Were, on the Contrary. Killed.
London. July 9-I.ord Roberts tele-
graphs TO the war Office from Pretoria
as follows:
The officer commanding at Hebron
reports that State Secretary Blignaut.
State Attorney Dickson, and members of
the council Vantander and Krupperver-
gen came in yesterday and surrendered.
Hutton was attacked yesterday in a
position he was holding by a large num-
Der of Beers. lie cut them off without
much difficulty, the hve-inch guns with
him being found most useful Our only
casualty was Lieut.. Young, of the First
Canadian Mounted Troop-slight scalp
wound. The enemy left several wounded
on the ground and sent flag of true
with request that they might be re-
csived In our field hospitals.
Il regret 10 say that Capt Currie and
Lieut.. Kirk of the Imperial Light Horse,
who were reported wounded in my tele-
gram of yesterday. were both killed. One
squadron of this distinguished corps
pressed a very superior force of the enc
my in a gallant attempt to carry off a
wounded comrade, to which they attrib-
uted the heavy loss sustained. In addi-
ton to the officers, a farrier sergeant and
three troopers we're killed and the ser
geant major, three sergeants and seven
troopers wounded -
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-----~--------------~--
CONSUL HOLLIS RECALLED.

Such n Report Comes of the AmerI-
can Representative.
London. July 10.-As Lord Roberts dis
patches reveal, the Beers are unusually
active, both in the Orange Colony and
the so-called pacihed Westerns Transvaal,
but without producing any serious i'm
precision upon the British arms The
bund leaders at the Cape are ext nding
their boycott Of BRUSH firms, and Dutch
companies with 100000 capital have been
formed
Pass engers arriving at Lorenzo Marquee
on July from Middleburg say there has
been severe fighting between the latter
place and Machadodorp. in which the
Beers were defeated and demoralized.
The Lorenzo Marquee correspondent of
the Daily Telegraph says, under date of
July 8:
II understand that Mr.. Hollis. the
American consul here, has been recalled.
He is well known pro-Boer.'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
Foye & Morrison

this the proper time In his Statements
he goes on to say that the contest has
caused Ill feeling in the Democratic party
and has threatened its harmony. The cleo
ton this fall he regards, he says. as the
most important in the history of the gov.
eminent
No ambition, no success of any man
should imperil the triumph of Democracy
IN November" is the Governors declara-
ton, and in conclusion he requests that
his friends no longer urge his name for
the senatorship. This leaves the contest
between two avowed candidates, Con-
gresham T.. w. Carmack of the Tenth
district and David r. Snodgrass, chief
justice of the Supreme Court of Tenn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
FOUND FOn THE CITY.

Judge Sim0ntOn's Decision Was
Against the Southern He'll.
Richmond, Va, July 9-Judge Simonton,
in the United States Court of Appeals,
to-day handed down an opinion affirming
the judgment of the United States Cir
cult Court in the case of the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
against the city of Richmond.
The decision upholds Judge Gon's de-
cree dissolving the injunction originally
awarded the company and Diminishing the
bill The cause having been remanded
by the Supreme Court to she Circuit
Court, that court held that under the
laws Of Virginia and the ordinances of
the city of Richmond. the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company has
no right to use the streets of this city
For this reason it denied the relief asked,
dissolved the injunction heretofore
granted and dismissed the bill and the
opinion to-day affirms this decision.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
OPERATIONS IN AFRICA.
Roberts Reports show Reverses for
the Boer Forces.


London, July 9.-The following dispatch
from Lord Roberts has been received at
the war office:
Pretoria Sunday, July S.-As the enc
my, for some days. had been threatening
our line Of railway by trying to get aSound
our right flank, l dispatched Hutton. July
5. with mounted infantry to reinforce
Mahon. and with orders to drive the Beers
70 the east of Boenkerspruit These or
ders were effectually carried out during
Friday and Saturday by Mahon who was
attacked by some 5000 men with six guns
and two Maxims. our casualties were:
Wounded two officers, including capt
Nelles, of the Canadian Mounted Rifles,
slightly, and twenty-six men.
''steyn left Bethlehem on the night CT
July 1, for Asouriesburg, between Bethle-
hem and FiCAsburg. accompanied by Chris
Ian DeWet and other Free State com
manders, with troops reported numbering
5000 men,
"Hanoury-Traey, commanding at Rus
tenburg. reports that party of Beers. I'M
der Limmer, called on him yesterday TO
surrender the town and garrison Han
oury- Tracy replied that he held Rusten-
burg for Her Majestys government and
intended 10 continue to Occupy It. The
'tS 'fNH optHeN lllS WIN aTtliIeFy, anu
tried TO take the nights commanding the
town, but did not succeed, owing to the
good arrangements made by Hanbury-
Track and his officers. Eventually, they
were driven off with the assistance Of
Holdsworth and his hussars, who made
a rapid march Of forty-eight miles from
the neighborhood of Zeerust with the
Bushmeh under Col Airie. on hearing Rus
tenhurg was likely TO be threatened
The enemy suffered heavily. and five
men were captured, Our casualties were
two men killed and one officer and three
men wounded"
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SPEAKS WELL ron SPAIN.
DIR. Arnnud Says She VIII Come to
the Front Among the Nations.

Chicago, July 9.--Dr. Leopoldo Arnaud,
Spanish consul in Chicago, who has ten
dered his resignation, said to-day that he
believed the work OF revivng the CONNER
cial interests between the United States
and Spain had been done well.
Spain is to-day on the road to become
one of the foremost Powers of Europe, !"
said DR.. Arnaud. THE people have come
to realize that the war with the United
States was war of governments and no
luminosity exists between the inhabitants
of the two countries. The war was good
thing for Spain. The nation had been given
its best men and $l00,000,OOO annually to
the wars In progress in the Philippines,
Cuba and Porto Rico. AS result of the
conflict the powers of Spain are concen-
trated for the country's development and
advancement. In ten years the world will
not recognize the nation
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NEWS NOTES From wAYcRoss.
Charges Against the Rifles Will BE
Investigated.

Investigated.
Waycross, Ga July ct R. Maury has
started a school about five miles east Of
town. near the residence of DIR. j. r.. w.
Smith. He has an enrolment of 50 pupils
II is called the Warren School.
Timber cutters have been in their glee
most of the time this summer. These men
live all along the Satilla river, and for
months the river has been full enough
for them 10 successfully float their rats
They carry the logs to Burnt Fort thirty
or forty miles below here.
The Waycross Rifles have determined to
investigate the charges made by Doug
las paper and some of the citizens of that
town 1t seems when they were on their
recent visit to Douglas and Gaskin Springs
some of their number, according to the
reports from Douglas, killed a farmer
hog and otherwise made themselves rather
obnoxious TO Coffee county people. The
Rifles deny the charges, and a committee
has been appointed TO inquire further into
the matter. The committee consists OF
Lieut.. j. p. Timer and Sergts. w. Is. Fen
ton and j. 6. Bird.
Mr.. Fred w Bib left last night for
Thomasvlle. where nc was called by the
Illness of his mother.
The Waycross baseball team are con-
graduating themselves upon the good re-
cord they made Saturday on the Brun-
swick diamond 1t was their first trip
out OF town since their organization. and
tho boys think they did well. The score
was to 3 in favor OF Brunswick, four
ten innings.
John Strinefellow and family who
moved some weeks ago to Dayton, Ohio,
are to return to Waycross In the near flu
lure.
A force OF hands went to work at Camp
Perry this morning under Contractor j.
u. Weed, constructing quarantine houses
for the United States Marine Hospital
Service.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
FIVE AFRIK ANDERs.

Try to Impress the Idea That the
Public Wants Boer Liberty.
London, July 10.-The five Afrikander
leaders who arrived on Saturday last seek
to impress the idea upon the English that
public opinion Is favorable 10 Boer indie
pendence. They have been asked to leave
the hotel at which they are stopping
Among them is Prof. Devos of the Stellen-
bosch Theological Seminary and D. De-
Wet, formerly member of the Cape Col
ony cabinet.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
FuTzsIMMoNs AND RUHLIN.
VIII Fight. as Jeffries and Rubin
Couldn't Agree.

New York, July 9.-James J. Jeffriee
will not fight Gus Rubin. This decision
was reached to-day. Disagreement arose
over the question of forfeit, Bob Fitz-
simmons. however, les willing to fight Run
IN and tomorrow the men Will meet and
arrange the details. Fitzsimmons wants
The event 10 occur the first week in Au-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
Afford KllIed oxerrtreef.

Harrodsburg, KY, July 9-Forest Al
ford shot and killed William Overstree
to-day at Mayo, this county. There hal
been trouble between the two men sine.
last fail when, it is alleged Overstree
killed some of Affords turkeys. Both mes
are well known farmers II is said Over
street advanced upon Afford with an open
knife when Afford fred.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
civil Nails suspended.

London, July 10.-The Cape Town cor
respondent of the Standard says, under
date of July 3:
The postoffice authorities have issued
a notice that civil malls have been sus-
pended for Johannesburg. This, with the
fact that kilograms for Pretoria are re-
fused, causes uneasiness."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
STOPPED Fon -FOUR WEEKS.
Cotton Mills at Fall River Have shu
Down.

Fall River, Mass, July 9.-In compl-
ance with an agreement signed by repre-
sentatives of most of the cotton mills in
Fall River, to curtail production for four
weeks during the summer. several mills
to-day suspended operations. All the mills
represe nted on the Manufacturers Selling
Committee have entered into an agree
ment 90 close for four weeks.
When the curtailment is In full opera
ton. nearly 10000 employees will be af-
fected. The stoppage of machinery is due
TO the lack of demand for prist clothing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10
WILL SEND MORE SHIPS.
William Is vigorously Pushing His
PreparHtions.

Berlin. July 9-Emperor William is or
dering more and more vessels to get ready
for China The latest ordered to prepare
are the small. but excellent. cruisers Nj
ODE. Sperber Schwalbe Bussard and See
adler.
A division of new 350-ton torpedo boats
is also being prepared. They will make
twenty-six knots an hour and are expected
to arrive by the middle of August, before
the troops, and will be used for river SER
vice and communications between the
large vessels.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10

New York, July 9.-In response TO ar
urgent appeal from Rev. Mr. Freas, whs
Is treasurer of the ter-Denominationa
Missionary Relief Committee In India
the Christian Herald has cabled fur.
Their remittance of 100000 from the relief
fund, to be expended in the famine dis.
tricts where In the committees Judgment
Il is most needed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-10

Beards,own, H., July s.-The Misses
Grace and Gertie Wickon, two of tn,
Congregational missionaries massacred il
Pekin. China. news of which has just beer
received In this country, were the twin
daughters of Rev. Wickoff. at one TINA
pastor of the Congregational Church AZ
this place. The sisters went to China ten
years ago as missionaries