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Evening journal., 1900-10-09
Wnmon Are IncInded

There viii be many women at the
celebration Of Winona Council on
Thursday night There has been a
misunderstanding about the tickets,
but women are Invited.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
Died in the Hospital

Thomas Gregg, aged 2S years, o.
Paterson, n. j.. died in the Delaware
Hospital last evening from shock, che
result Of his arm being torn of by ma
chinery at the Edge Moor Bridge
Works eanv IN the evening.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
NfIsaionary work for Ha,f,

Bishop Coleman presided at the
fplrhed missionary service in behalf Of
the Protestant Episcopal missions OF
Hayti, held last night In St. Matthew's
Church. Bishop Holly. of Hayti. made
an address.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
Fntertained Jetrev Lodeemen

Grand Master Vapneman and Grand
Secretary Carney. OF the New Jersey
Grand Lodge. Shield Of Honor, were
entertained in this city last night by
Delaware Lodge. No. 2.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
On His Vacation

House Sergeant Joseph Howgate left
to-day fer a weeks vacation. Former
House Sergeant Isaac England is act
ing in his place.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09

onvcrted Snnw Nearing Completion
At the Pusey and Jones Companys
-hipyard the work Of converting a big
sccw into a suction dredge for the
Hushes B~cs e Gangs CO. is almost
finished. The machinery is about in
stalled and work has been begun upon
the housing
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
HELP WANTED

AGENTS WANTED -- GALVESTON,
The Horror OF a Stricken City" by Nurat
Helstead. Fully Illustrated Fastest SELL
ing book ever published: only $3.50 Best
terms guaranteed. Outfit froe. BE quick.
J. - 1hlGLER & CO.. Chicago. III.
s29-swsw
MANTED.-Chrlstian man OF woman
Wiulns 10 qualify for permanent position
or trust, here or In home county $500
yearly. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope, TO secretary, care OF Journal.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
Reoention to Dr. Grlse

Dr. c. A. Crises class. Of Union sun
day school. rendered him a reception in
the school room last evening.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09

Prohibition League Meets Tonight
In the Wilmington Prohibition
League headquarters, No COZ Market
street, tonight, the regular weekly
meeting Of the league viii be held.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09

john II. Dandy has been elected
yics-president for Delaware Of the Ma
tlcnal Bankers Association.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
NOTICES.

NOTlCE-On ana after September IL,
1900 Seventh street bridge viii be closed
10 the public travel as tho cOntractou
bridge nt that time BY order OF Bridge
Committee.
J. j. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
sl5-tf
MONEY 70 loan on mortgages IN sums
to suit. LAMBERT FOuLK,
alh-u plg Market Htreot.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
Aulumn LeAve. and aIountaIn
scenery

Mauch Chunk and Switchback Ex-
eursion via Philadelphia and Reading
railway, Saturday October 15, a. m.
S150 Tor round trip. Consult p. & r..
ticket agents for particulars.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
LOST AND FoUND

LoSr.-Check for ssS.6s Reward IA
returned to III East Fourth street.
oe-2t
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
ZOE REV.

FOR RENT.-602 Elliott avenue 8 reons
nd bath, stable and carriage house.
A. y. SrAYTON, los West Eighth street.
s7-1
FOR RENT Store inl Market street
Apply D. y. McDgnioi 1911 Market street
fU-lm
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
PERSONAL.

LADIES' Chichester's English Penny
royal pills are the best SAFE. Reliable.
Take 10 other Send &c. stamps, r.par-
tculars. ''Rolief Tor Ladies'" IN iettdr By
Return Nail Ask your Druggist CIf-
CHESTER CHEMICAL CO. Phlln. Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09

The contest for the Hand
some Library Suit to the most
Popular Fire Company Of
Wilmington begins to-day,
customers are entitled to vote
for their favorite company as
often as they please, one vote
for every fifty cent purchase.
The Furniture is made in
Harman's great style and can
be seen at their warerooms,
4ro King Street
We are prepared
with the most complete stock
OF Clothing, Furnishings and
Hats for Men and Boys for
Fall. Prices are as low and
in many eases lower than
same class OF goods can be
bought elsewhere.
/ Fall 0yeTGuaiS
a good one for S. 5000, $3.50,
ss. so, $40, SIa and SIS light
and dark shades, Oxfords
steels and blacks, some Of
them are silk lined
4 Fall suits
in stripes, checks, neat mix
lures, blues and blacks, SIS to
SIS. We make a strong
showing in our $40 and SIs
lines, more than fifty styles.
BOYS Clothes
We have a reputation for
BOYS Clothes that we are
ptoud of and for the Fall
orr lines are larger than ever
before. $3.50 to 50, saving Of
from a halt dollar to a doAar
and a half on each suit
Everything that's new in
Furnishings and Hats, the
latest shapes in Collars and
Ties always. The Nox-All
Hat beats any s. hat sold,
it's as good as any Sc. SO hat
you ever boupht-Let your
next hat be q Nox- All-ez.
| MAX EPHRAIM,
new YORK
..CLOTHIXG HOUSE,.
5O4 Market St.
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
FOR SALE

FOR SAl.E-Good top buggy for
sale, cheap, at Grocery, Ninth ana JEFF
ferson streets oS-6t
Evening journal., 1900-10-09
EDUCATIONAL.
J JAMES v. ROBERTS,
TEACHER Of PIANO and ORGAN,
1914 WEST EIGHTH sTRERr.
Wilmington School Of EIuGutlOn
and Music.

Piano. Elocution. Sight Singing. English
Branches Glass and Individual inatrua-
tion Special rates until October l. Fop
terms, cto.. call or address,
MISS CLARA e. M'HENRT, Prinoipa4,
1000 washington Street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

The church was then declared to be
regularly organized aud constituted.
The charge was then given.
Thomas Eaton was elected for the
first pastor, and J. VI. Zimmerman
first deacon, and he l. still deacon
until this day.
The meeting continued for several
days, and there were some additions
to the church. After this a church
house was erected on Allcorn's
creek in j. NJ. Zimmerman's neigh
borhood, which house is still stand
ing in the northeastern part Of the
county.
Thos. Eaton. the pastor, served
from the organization, August LIST.
1851, until September, 1854. After
this, different pastors served rs fol-
lows:
T. A. Menafee, from 1854 to Now
ls56.
Thos. :. Allen, from Feb. 1857 to
Nov. lssis.
W. T. Wright, from Dec. 1853 to
Nov. 1889.
q. W. Green from Jan. 1870 to
December, 1871.
W. b. Ewes, from January, 1872 to
December 1874.
George T.. Jinnings, from Decem-
Der, 1874 10 February, 1875.
C.B. Hollis from February, 1876 to
Nov. 1878.
| w. II. Head from December, 1875
10 Nov. 1880.
W.T.. Wright from Feb. 1881 to
to Jan. 1881.
+. W. Nunly from January, 1881 Ia
to June, 1885, at which time he
joined the Mormons and left us.
;. G. Martin served from June
1886, to Nov. 1897.
A A Allen from November, 1887 ia
March, 1889.
VI lsbell from March, 1889, t.
Sept. 1859.
T q Page served from November
1859 10 Oct. 1890.
j. NJ. Bullock from October 1890 Ia
Sept. 1873.
J II Jackson from Oct. lS93 to Oc.
toher, 1895.
II II Beall from Nov. 1895 to Sep
l,ember, 1890.
The church prospcred for goo,
many years. The largest number Of
members holding membership a
one time was about $50.
The whole number that ever be
longed to Tryon church, those dis
missed, excluded and dcccase,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
TRYON CHURCH
Oldest Baptist Church In this
County-OrgaBized In 1857.

The following was written by J.
\. Scale deceased.
Tryon Baptist church Is at Kurten
about IL miles northeast Of Bryan,
and II Is the first church organized
In Brazos county. Its early history
becomes Of peculiar interest as We
study with renewed concern the old.
time stained pages Of its record.
There find the following accoun,
Of It's organization:
1--WE, the undersigned ministers
and members of the Baptist church,
heing called as n presbytery 10 con.
stitute n Baptist church under u
bush arbor In Scales neighborhood
on sandy Creek In the northeastern
part of the county, have proceeded "a
do SO, upon the Articles of Faith
and give this under our hands, thi.
the first day Of August, 1851"
The foregoing signed by Thoma,
Eaton, Of Robinson county, Texas
and j. q. Thomas Of Burleson county
Texas, ministers, and the following
names Of members to he constituted
n church: j. VI. Zimmerman, Mar,
a. Zimmerman, j. r. Stewart, joan
Stewart, Peter Keller, Joseph Keifer
After singing and prayer presby
terry was formed by Elder Thoma,
Eaton and j. G.. Thomas. On motion
Eaton was called to the chair.where
upon u numberproduced their letter,
which were read and their namei
enrolled for the purpose Of hc!..
constituted Baptist church, 10 b,
known by the name Of rryon Baptis
church.
The articles Of faith were read nnt
unanimously adopted.
Aftera few appropriate rcmarki
the constituting prayer was offered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
WILL FORCE TURKEY.
United States Thcl of the Delay OF
lndemnit, for 0utrageS.
NAY SEIZE SMYRNA.
Diplomlilc Resources VIII he First
Exhausted aud Then Drastic
Measures win Follow-The
Claim l. 100000.

Washington. April iS.-The United
States charge d affairos at Constantine
pie will BE- directed 10 inform the sultan
that this government must insist ON the
payment Of $4,000 indemnity for out
RACES ON American missionaries and de-
Struction Of their property unless
prompt action ON the sulian's part antic-
ipatcs the ultimatum and the debt is
discharged before a resort is made to
drastic measures.
Several courses have been urged ON
the president for the collection Of the
indemnity which is admitted by tho
sultan 10 be due the American mission
aries. Consideration has been given 10
a proposition to seize the port Of Smyrna
and administer its customs revenues un.
oil the judgment aud expenses Of collec-
ton are cancelled. This course might
precipitate war, though Turkeys send.
ing some Of its aniiquated warships TO
Smyrna 10 resist the temporary Ameri-
can OCCUPATION.
In that event the necessity for send.
ing % large fleet 10 the Mediterranean
would create alarm among the powers
and disturb the delicate equilibrium
now existing IN Europe. Under the cir.
cumstnnces 10 has been determined that
diplomatic resources would b. first oX-
haustod with confidence that the sultan
will bc brought 20 understand that his
promise, cannot be 50 lightly broken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

The following wardens and vestry.
men Of the Episcopal church hav,
been elected for the ensuing year,
Geo. W. Smith, senior warden; W
W. ;. Wilson, junior warden; Ty.
Ter Haswell, secretary and treasurer;
;. II. Hickman, Sunday school SUI
perintendent. Nestrytnen, j. =
Mooring, j. T. Hines, Frank Clarke
;. II. Hickman, w. :. Wilson, Geo
W. Smith, W. II. Roman. All the In.
terests OF the church are in u pros.
porous condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

amounts to 47S. The number
now deceased who were men,
hers at the time Of their deahts, 10.
Total number baptised s2O; number
received by letter 1873. Number Of
members at this time, 10.
Tryon church prospered rapidly
accumilating of members until
other churches were organized In
this county and other counties (;
member belonged 10 Tryon church
who lived in different parts
Of Brazos, Robertson. Grimes
and Burleson counties. The Baptist
churches organised in this county:
Reliance, Bethel, Steep Hollow,
Bryan, Minter Springs, Millican,
Wellborn, Thompson Greek, Cotton
wood and some others | don't re-
member their name.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
ohio Anil.LrnshIns Law v.Ila.

Columbus, April rs The supreme
court has declared the antilynching
law constitutional The law provides
that the heirs of any person who IL
lynched may collect 5000 from commits.
aoners in the county in which the AGAR
occurs. Tho decision was rendered In
the cases Of Click Mitchell, hanged ~ ,
mob AZ Urhana, and J.w Caldwell. whc
was shot and beaten by strikersa a, Clsve.
Land.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
IN A CRITICAL STATE.
Turkish Minister NAV Iie Given His Pass
port AZ Warrington.

port at Washington.
Washington. April iS.-Thero is no
no longer any question that the diplo-
matte relations between the United
State, and Turkey arr in a critical state.
growing out II the sultan's had faith.
He promised To pay theindemuity claims
OF the American missionaries for the de-
struction Of eight buildings Of the Eu-
pirates colleges at Harpoot and several
buildings belonging "a the American
missionaries at Marsh during the Ar
menian mnsScrcs 81 1895.
What action the government will
now take "a enforce the sultan's promise
Is not definitely known but n the situa.
ton is critical. Il may result In Secretary
Hay sending the Turkish minister at
Washington bis passport.
The question involved between the
two countries is no longer resting upon
disputed points Of international law. but
upon the sultans broken faith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
rhIIppIns CommI..Ion pepart..

Washington, April Is A brief tele.
gram 10 the war department today
announced the departure Of the members
Of the new Philippine commission from
San Francisco on the Hancock. mas
much n the Office Of secretary u the
commission has not yet been filled Il is
the impression that the commission de-
sided 10 make an appointment frnm
among the American residents In the
Philippines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

Atlanta, April lS.-No changes have
taken place here regarding the strike o
the Southern railway tclegnphcrs Boil
strikers and railroad officials express sat
islactiCn over the situation. Trains arr
being operated with no more than Gus
tomary DELAYS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
Real E.tate for sale.

want to sell the west half Of the
Wilson block In lots to suit purchas-
crs. also have several desirable
building lots In different parts Of
town. and some tenant houses all Of
which are now rented. All the
above | will sell reasonably and on
long time payments. Apply 80
l22 Or. George X. Tabor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

Denver, April lS-RoPorts received
here from the grazing regions indicat,
heavy losses Of live stock rs u result
from the prolonged rain and snow storm
II is estimated the loss ~ sheep in the
vicinity of Trinidad aggregates not lest
than 10000 head
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
Colson on Trial.

Frankfort, APRIL ls.-Taking testino
ny in the ColSon trial commenced herr
this morning The hr-t witness in.
troduced by the commonwealth wa p
Il. Golden, who was badly shot durus
the duel, and is supposed 10 have On.
tered the hotel office with Eihelbert
Scott. Golden testified At length a. o.
his whereabouts after arriving Ia thi,
city up % the tims Of the shooting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
san JacInto Celebration. Gal,
weston.

For trains passing Bryan-
April 18th 1865 p. m.
April 10th 3:l7 u. m.
April 10th 1858 p. m.
April DIST 3:l7 a. m.
II. d r. G. will sell round trip tickets
to Galveston, fare $500. Limit Apr.
22nd, and ticketsmust bee signed and
stamped in Galveston, before return.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

Simla, April 49, The deaths from IN,
plague throughout India during the pas
week are slightly decreasing in number
but the aggregate is still upwards o
nearly 1000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19
Tran.mis.i..ippl Commercial Congress.

Houston, April ls-The second dnvi
session Of the Trunsmis.is.ippi CONNER
cial congress was largely attended. IN,
time being taken mp mainly in interest
ing addresses on various subjects. tn,
addrcssc, We're by Mcssr, Watcrhouse
Cooley, Troutman, Prince, Meade and
Bates
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-19

Smoke Metropolitan cigars sold Mt
Exposition Saloon. diff
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
Sir Robert Hart, the director of the

Sir Robert Hart, the director of the
Chinese imperial maritime customs
has resumed charge of the customs
and has rcopened the imperial posts.
Official returns show that there
were 1859 deaths from cholera in the
native and British states of India dur
ing the week ended August %.
While making a brutal assault upon
his wife in a quarrel owe Il trivial
matter, \. Woods, a farmer, living
nea Martelie, Ia, was shot, on the
Sd, and instantly killed by his ~1S-year-
old son. who was promptly eXonerat-
ed by the coroner's jury.
On account of the outbreak of bu-
bonic plague at Glasgow the Austro-
Hungarian government has ordered A
medical examination of all the ships
arriving in that country from English
ports.
Prince and Princess Henry of Prus-
STA will meet Emperor William at
Stettin on the 9th. 1t is understood
hat hereafter they will reside at
Charlottenburg castle, in accordance
with the wish of the kaiser. who de-
sires to have his brother nearer him.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
ALLEGED CHINESE EDICT.
Report of the Appointment of Peace
Commissioners Not Confirmed
in Washington

Washington. Sept. 5.-The. report
ed edict of the Chinese government
said to have been issued from Tai
Yung Lu, Hsu Tung and Princes
YungYung Lu, Hau Turg and Prince
Ching as commissioners to negotiate
peace has not been communicated to
the state department thus far, nor,
so far as can be learned, have the Chi
nese authorities here received such an
edict. 1t is probable, however. that
some such communications in course
of transmission, with the two vice
roys of Marking and WI Chow, in
place of Yung Lu and Hsu Ting. The
latter belong to the Pekin regime
which has been identified against the
foreigners, while the two viceroys
mentioned are regarded as friendly
to the foreigners.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
SHANGHAI TO CHEZ FOO.
Cable Now Being Laid-TO Ascertain
the Dates of Messages Sent
and Received.

Washington, Sept. 5.-The' war de-
partment yesterday received informa-
ton that the work of laying 4 cable
from Shanghai to Che Foo had COM
menced. 1t is believed that unless
some accident is encountered. the ca
bic will be completed ard in opera
ton within a week. Thise:ought to
make communication between Wash
ington and our officials in China much
more expeditions.
In order to ascertain what mes
sages have been received by Gen. Chat
fee, the department yesterday in
structed him to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of all dispatches sem him. CIV
ing the date on which they left here.
1t is stated that as the Pekin date
seems to be cut from all dispatches
received from Gen. Chaffee. there is
a possibility hat the Washington
date has been removed from dis
patches sen him. The department
intends to get accurate information
On this point.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The war department received In
of laying 4 cable from Shanghai to
Che Foo had commenced. 1t is be-
lieved that unless some accident is
encountered, the cable will be COM
pleted and in operation within a
week. This ought to make commune
cation between Washington and our
officials in China much more eXpedi-
tiouS.
John d. Rockefeller has made
Spellman seminary, a negro college
at Atlanta, Ga, n present of $1S0,000.
The money has been paid into the
treasury of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society of New York,
which has charge of the college. A
new dormitory, n new dining hall, n
residence for the faculty, a hospital
and a heating and light plant will be
built.
The death of Chief Charger, at his
home ear the Cheyenne agency, was
announced on the 4th. Charger was
one of the party which helped to
rescue white captives from the hos
tiles after the New Tim massacre.
The surviving members of that party
are Swift Bird. Little No Heart, Four
Bear and White Swan. Three of them
attended Chief Chargers funeral.
The Salina Southwestern and Solo
% Valley railroads were sold under
the hammer at Salina, Kas., on the
4th. to Union Pacific interests for
100000 each. The former runs from
Salina to Mcpherson. and the latter
from Solomon to Beloit. Both have
been leased and operated ever since
their construction as a part of the
Union Pacific system.
Failures In the United States for
the calendar month of August, as
reported by telegraph to Bradstreets,
number 105, with aggregated liabili-
ties of $G,25j,092, and assets of ST.
936,O41. In number the failures are
the fewest reported in any month for
II months past, and the same is true
of the liabilities.
The official figures compiled by the
Northwestern Miller show that the
-four output of the Minneapolis mills
the past year was 15,30S, 100 barrels.
The output in 1898 was 1~5,31S.415 bar
rels. Foreign shipments increased
344.460 barrels.
In order to ascertain what messages
have been received by Gen. Chaffee.
H. L., 49, A. an
ed him to acknowledge the receipt of
all dispatches nj him, giving the
date on which they left Washington.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
TO WINTER TROOPS IN CHINA.
The acquisitions of Gen. ChafYee
Fully and Promptly Com
piled With.

Washington. Sept. 5.-In a cable re.
ceived from Gen. Chaffee. some day.
ago, he said he needed eight escort
wagons for each battalion of infan.
try and ten for each squadron OF
cavalry. The escort wagons were
four-mule wagons and somewhat
lighter than the siY-mule wagons.
There are now on the way to Gen
Chaffee 1877 of these teams, and sc
were sen over from Manila. Thu
tents and equippage asked for are
now on the way, and lumber in spifi-
cient quantities for the army in China
will be sen in ships that sail III n
few days. Preparations are going
forward for wintering the troops in
China.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
r NEWS T

The month of August just closed.
was the hottest on record at st. Louis.
David Sinton died ut his home in
Cincinnati, Friday afternoon, aged y
years. lie was worth $4,000, 600.
The administration, it is said, IS
planning to increase the naval force
under Admiral Remey in Chinese wa.
tiers.
, The population of Covington, Ky.
is 42.93s. as against 1891 in 1890. This
is an increase of 5,j67, or 14.9 pei
cent.
Hart Boswell. the breeder of Nancy
Hanks, the world-famous trottine
mare, died at his home near Russel
Gave. Ky.
The Nicaraguan congress has ap-
proved the commercial reciprocity
treaty between Nicaragua and the
United States.
One OF the boilers at Goalby's mine.
at Percy. H.. exploded, Friday, and
several people had narrow escapes
from being killed.
Gas has been turned out from every
furnace. boiler, forge and pump in
the American rod, wire and nail
mills in Anderson. Ind.
There has just been established by
the post Office department the longest
star route in the postal service
from Ska%uay to Nome.
James Loring, of Nashville, ILL.,, sold
Moses Weinberg. Friday. a bunch of
cattle and a drove of hogs of his own
raising for SCI. 600. This is the largest
sale ever made in Schuyler county.
Gen. Maxine Gomez has declined
to accept the nomination offered him
by the national party as delegate to
the Cuban constitutional convention.
Samuel Murdy, a well-known citi.
zen of Chenoa, ILL.,. fell dead on the
street from heart disease. while en-.
gagged in Il heated political contro-
verSy.
Eugene Y. Dehs. candidate for pres.
ident on the social democratic tick
ct. was III Decatur. ILL.,. Friday, and
delivered IN address at the Chautau.
qua meeting.
Miss Anna Simpson. who worked
her way into Chicago society as a
Kentucky heiress. is under arrest in
Chicago charged with obtaining goods
under false ~pretenses.
William j. Bryan left Lincoln. Neb.,
Friday evening on a tour to bea,. in
Indiana and end. On the evening of
September IS, at ST. Louis, >>aun he
speaks at the coliseum,