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The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

Mo- 0oiae vss tsus fss0 fsalssids
last vssh. hsAis6 ~ c.s'ss sOs Ah
marhA
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

The Dsovss 4 Rso Ge.nde hes issusd .
rev s1oaioo a their Red book. hand
book - gsids sos irvelees. rhs book
10 veg saplsts 10 all iufosaastioo oe
the tsOuo ssd eisiss along the line u
this sun4
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

The 0oe0ooico rcsi0Araot on Mai
street - Ael frssh cusl u paint u
last Oouh. opsia6 y c>Osn,ux.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

L.ae Vuok THURSDAY. Ar. and Ars.
John =. Csozs,s sasertaiU~d Ds. ssd
Mrs. q A1sHass. NJ. and Ars- ". h.
Msslia. NJ. aud Ma r ID. blair. Nrs-
q. r. aDnaaisA and Master Aiiss S,aH-
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

II. 4. Waososkss. the Psooia mes
chant asssoSasisd by ss ssir. paid
Dsita . stne laos fsiiAy.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

OVo0a0ueA cas- - Cg0oo ~
ssaaa Assss6 DyaSsOs1a TseessA. O"s
Distls TsA.ss Otn gtso 00seldes sssiss
q osssy svaUsAsA. ~ = hasassos
IL Ssso q -. b. Z osahasA, SsuG
-.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

gXPERsESs'E - TAE BEST TEAC0.
-. Use Acker's English Remedy 10 any
eoso u coughs. colds or Group. Should
u en0 10 give Immediate relief Dooey
sseuodet Sc aod Soc. H. X. Bsaists.i.
dgQngist.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

q. 0uuDss has moved cato N
Cl.sseD 0sUwe ssscA % tAs CsiS's'
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

IS 3:s:fiE:s E; : sss'
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02
n. 0,ssi As.y Rsss 4 Dssss o.,

fAe Osssa Amy ~ q Dsass ere
euiae 10 Asvs sspSR b thsas puss
suso ~ Saturday Ssss1sss PeA 1o'h
q tve ~'essee. ~ ~ srsaisss Esd
shsis ssoiDiss sse Ssvisea % sstem''
Sksskss os0AesO = ~ rsse - nos.
rusa os0hssD - esV esel 10 bring
hasAsss ~ osssA nm Ubsesvss eats
hsrs they - rs~Vss ~ vsssas~. Asy
eiiis.ns. vhe sSSsreasss H. ~ sstss-
saa. ssd WisA - - oAe0 = . me
sscisl ssSSss. TN - hsosss1y vssssosd.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02
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For Sals.-SAortbors bull, eooio6 tvu
yesrs oSd. JoAa G. 0uae. Dslta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

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The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

Fos dns fruits @ 10 ths Dslts Coan'
Mercaasils O.. sod gss ths0 srssh svss
0sy.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

b. Lncs b sAovtag H. ossss md lasUs
- soustDsss q ssoek oAdDss ssss
broasAs - Dslsa- Co.. n cd saaO-
iss csr stcck Oss hoV Dssess gill
sssDsiss yos-
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02
1ks Useloaa Eskeftala.

Iks Usel0sa estsftaln.
H. Woodmsd a the World. Delta
O.. No. ~. gave - sstsstainosnt
/ - tbsir lodge room last svseing 10 the
Mnsnoic hall. to their brsthssn. friends
- lsdies. that for snloynsnt and
paon10re was one of the most succeasfui
ssge0 events of the year. The occasion
Uuob honor Of their orgasiseE. Hoo. ".
3. Useeman. Who 10 IN The county look
aD1s the interests of the order. The
Wan6nen and their guests ssssnblsd
= sAsir hall about $50 and the foll"v-
- psogram was given:
NSo1lag ..-... ...... ...... 49,. Perry. .Cosnbs
........----.--.-------H H1iry toc6<tt
lh4...- -.... ...... 49,. Ms. a.d Mis- 8suith
6srAph. pieces. E:un.zi.
Ago1Aorp .-..-.. ..-................Joh John HsncSr
n1110i 10 l. .. .. =. hail. refreAhnents. toasis, etc
n banquet hall seated over 100
pssssos and the spread vas elaborate.
Aosy good speeches were made by the
osobers and their guests. all overflow
10 With good vill and fellowship. At
. ln1o hour the company broke up With
tho pjea santest recoliections u an even
tag spent with one Of tho whole souIsd
tsuesspsl societies Of the county.
gXPERIESs'E - TnE 0GDT TEAC0.
-. Use Ackers English Remedy 10 any
eoso q coughs. coids or Group. Should
u eail 10 give Immediate relief oooey
ssebeded. Sc and SOC. H. X. Bsaists.i.
dsaGgis,
1As date OF the entest.inmsnt ot the
Htsss-rs of the Pacific At Eckert hes
hssa changed to the 18th of the Peessut
0uoeh instead Of the I'd. The enter
tnio0ent will consist of . literary and
0asie.I program. supper and ball. A
lAaus delegation u expsctsa from Hotch-
tiD and Delta. and . general good time
W6n be enjoyed. The PiOceers arc
O1saisg TO be = very strong order 10 this
csoos. ann they are all young. pushing
aoA energetic men and will make their
psessnce fel. wherever they are.
ns attention of the people = called
IL sas ,ement of the financial cooditioo
e ~ Fsrmers' 4 Merchants Back 90
NJ page. This ststea,eot se:s forth
IL eDuultioo u the bank 10 plain e.
usuD which can b. easily understood,
- shove the institution 10 hs in
O1ai shape.
Tle Exrmers' L Merchants Bank.
->0>~
n ln!ant child u Mr.. aud Ars- Dave
0aaoler - - seriously burned lsss Sat-
ug&av toreuooo, BY is clothes catching
~ eson the s,ovs. The mother vss 10
aauhio,ning rvSo at the tinss aod it i
- kno 50 Isss hos tbs eaiId's cIosAss
onGht nrs. 1t vss bsLly barssd about
-. arms ssd fses. IL - vsttiss sloas
as{blI - cosld b expsctsi froo sseh
s.Sn tsisrisa :
W. 0is.rd~i. tsm,is.slv koOWa -
BILL osos dosa fro~ Ophis. Isss fri.
day. G1ea visss UisA hin family. 10 snake
b.nds - biz many fr'snsis. and 70
ansoeoomns of tbs SIIsio0s winter ci.-
u Ale - 80 saio, iax. de returusd "
OpLiss Vsdossa-y.
REMOVAL SALE.
a. 4 l. n.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

n. and Ma Geo> g. Cooklis enter
tsis~d the High Five clsh vssy plsss
antly. TUesday evening.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

Tsr H. bess ssas ssd cs0sss ss ~
Ssss ssasossAss psiess - - ~ Dssss
Cossty Msrs. O.. .FssosssA nsFsAeasi
Dooh hsisdaa9.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

0aveseA 0ally - o0soo ~ y. ..
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

0ulsseaaulUaaD 60 -
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

W. 0issrd~i. tsm,issslv koOva -
Bill $500 down fro~ Ophis. lsss Fri
day. Ges visss uish hin fss,iy. 10 snake
b.uio - biz many fr,snus. snd TO
ansoeoonDs d tbs SIJsioos winter ci..
u Ale - 80 saio, iax. de retorosd "
O,JLiR. GOdossa1sy.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

O~O6 .. q. 0oOO0ouo 0o0eo00 Soooo(
ls~D N0saS - Oss1s.lp sSSee~
NN Se6.sA. a.11 sSv&sQ~ ~ ss9S
$ESSs SSsss.S
SR RFsC SsSsS So 80
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

Old pspsrs tos sals 1t this o0cs.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-02
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The Delta independent., 1900-02-02

fDsos1 - Booa - saehl - ssol
- sool 0ooo1e.
OoSAUSo 4 RoAsao00.
L0CAL HEWs.
O. sse...es.s.s q 80 s..:.s.snca.s I.
- - E. 80 :1:'i ~ = ~ 80 60 3: 49,
| 0sa0 VM = eAasusA ~ o aAvssaaa1ag 0es6
Pssts st enss - Gloss ost u w
&C. Boassord sAippsd tvo esu 4
estijs 70 Dsavss lsst Sssdsy.
Geo. A. Gress returned to his hoos
In Chssokss Iowa, lest Friday.
z. B. Asdessoo returned fro0 bssi-
osss triy to Telluride and Rico. sstSr-
day.
A. C. Botseord vest - Dsnvss ths
6rst oS the week tor . shost bueiosas
trip.
| Prot. Wo,ds has started . class II
music at the Prssbytesian church With
fair prospects.
Sheriff Smith vsot up to Oursy on .
business trip. Tuesday. returning %
Wednesday.
CIV. Troas left Tor Telluride, We'd
sesday morpins. 10 resume his positioo
On the S0uRgler oin".
| -.>>-
6sm Blair snd otbers are looking up
Q ditch location fne land on the north
side a the Gunnisoo river.
Our Desrest Wish" and King Dsv-
VI are to n. coosid ,rei 1T the Presby-
ierisn church. pezt Sunday.
RM Light and wn- 8houp arrived
from SsIsds. Tuesday snd expect tn boy
. ssoch somevhere in the valley.
Lyman I. Henry came down fso.
/ Ous,y. Wednesday. on . visit to hio
psssots. NJ. sed MrsL Judgs Hsary.
Ns. r. I. Sparts. ues Stsiia Gssbso.
returned 70 hes hoDe in Oossy. Sunday.
sftes Q vssk's visit With srishds hers.
NJ. and Ars Lsw Davis esme NOVA
srom Mnotrn.a. Satus.iav. HH . shost
/ visit vi,h their sistsr. Mn. Ben Ghssa.
e. p. Butcher ssst last vesk Tor
Hotchkiss 10 tate chsrgs a the Stock
han / II llosn Cnopasy store st thst
piscs.
We carry only the ssss iioes q er"e-
esses that esa - hsd. aud sre sa'isasd
| eth . sosil psodt. Delta Cossty
AssesstiIs Coopeny.
Mn ". q. 0tsvsst and soe. Hsa.
esos doss Ssso lsosto~. ssturday. saao
80 ~ csaeossahay ssttisd 10 thsis
hssss - Dsass stssst.
W. y. Hasaises snsd and ssA dip
~ tsis rs prss hssa LisAt Ds-hos
rAiekss6. rsss1sy is Adm Lsnsasd. q
WhitsssSss. ssd thay vers bsestisa
CAsa Raass sso~issst sAssVoan
q Bie TSabrs. Ncr'sns. saenapasiesa
Sv Ais vies. ea0s 10 LEST Saturday and
v.st % 10 Psoaia 10 visit hb father.
Ds Rs9se.
~. s~A Nm. 0sM Nsssass~ sstssns'i
svua n. W~ssk. Te-sa. sa~nAsv. vherr
shey hsd tsea ssss~dia9 sAe 0'HeR1s"'s
onas.~ssna. asd vsst - - tAsis hoos
near Nshss.
Cssiis@ss sspast It's tAass - ersn
psscscsiiy % lras s0oaR ~ hssdb thts
winter. ssa - 0scA - thsss ossalsy b
dssia9 ths sa00es Oostha TNe
p,esssss oQss sister scc,ssss enr u.
| -e0~~
Isvssattua hssa hssa ssceassd sy osnr
a The D-iss KaisAes a Pythsss 10 a.
sesA ~ ds1icastno - The kstRAss os
PytSias hs,l q Nsstsuas ~ the 1o'h ri
sks prsssss asstA, ssd 0asy go soiaG
10 sttssA.
h Csosssss DiseA .Cs0psay vss
ps-sassss,y ssssssssS = noasros''
Tuesday q laas OssA 0itA ~ telbssisG
sassss: J. n. Ualssy. pssssSsss; v. O.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
DID NOT WANT TO HEAR HER.
BIT MISS JEwETr INSISTED on
MAKING = SPEECH.

Leaders In CoIored baptist Conven-
uoR Rt RIchmond Declined 20 Let
Her spsRk-she Then called the
crowd Outside aud Made Her
HarRnEur From CarriaEr-Icad-
Ing CoIored Bnpti-ts Issued a
statement Denying Responsibility
for 10.
Richmond Va. Sept g.-Miss Lillian
Clayton Jcwett succeeded tn creating q
sensation az che meeting Of the National
Baptist Association here to-day ana In
sisted on Speaking, despite the refusal
Of the ministers and delegates to indorse
hcr
Just as the morning session was being
brought 20 close Miss Jewett. who oc-
cupied seat IN the gallery. arose and
began TO address the meeting
Her remarks were prefaced by the words
Ladies' and Gentlemen" and she went
on 20 say that she was the friend aud
champion Of the negro race. although the
convention had refused 10 accord her the
privilege OF the floor 10 deliver her ad-
dress. Continuing. she said that she was
on the soil Of Virginia and would speak
She asked all 10 follow her into the street
la front Of The church. and said she would
there address them. She declared that
she would speak even u the people want
81 10 lynch her for doing so.
Mlss Jewett left the gallery and went
out into ,he streets. which was packed
Standing Ia carriage she spoke for about
ten minutes on her usual theme. ANTI.
lynchlng Then she shook hands an
around. the negroes pressing forward 60
greet her
Tho following statement was given out
to-'lay.
Miss Lillian Clayton Iewett. the anti
lynchiug agitator Of BOSTON. will not nd-
dress the National Baptist Convention
which u now in session IN the Fifth street
Baptist Church, OF which I am pastor
We cane aford 10 indulge any one IN re-
marks that would tend 10 mar the present
relations that now exist between the white
ana colorcd people Of this city and state
tSignedl w. y. Graham"
committee. consisting OF Rev G. r.
Morris. Boston, Mass; Rev y. Adams
William ~. Stewart and Rev W. r. Ora
ham. pastor Of the Firm Street Baptist
church, was appointed 20 wait on Miss
Jewott and tell her not 20 speak before
The convention. This committee perform
81 ita duty. Rev MIR Graham said that
u had been decided best not even 10 have
Miss Jewett introduced as she might Mt
tempt 10 say something and say too much
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
DROWNED ALL TmE birds.
Wonderful Result 81 Flood a., uor-
ton, Kan.

ton, Kan.
Litter IN ST. Louis Globe Democrat
on the night Of Aug y. after North
eastern Kansas had b,eu swelterlng with
out rain for over thirty days. the creeks
we're drying ZAP and farmers were begin
ming b srumbls about drought" a big
black cloud doomed up over the northern
horizon. Horton was treated 10 display
OF electrical fireworks. and then the wind
began 10 blow. A lull followed. and Bor.
ton went 10 sleep
About Oc ock people living along the
creek south Of the town found water sud
cerly rising on the bedroom floors. and
in one Instance a man carried his wife
through the wgfer waist deep 60 high
ground The dam which held the town
water supply gave way. bridges ana Gull
Verts were swept out. Ana all this Ia
about forty minutes
Monday morning ex-Mayor Lcvefton
discovered dead bird in his path. and a
clofcf scrutiny showed more. A nsiEhbnr
was called 20 witness. and pallful were
picked up More noighhors arrived and
took hand in the unique harvest. Coal
Fcuiilee. wash boilers. pals ana baskets
were brought ana fiiled sparrows wrens.
blackhirds, robins and every feathered
tenant % the grove were represented. one
woman picked up isi birds without NOV
INK in her steps when the count wa
made 10 disclosed / 800 birds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
JETrIEs BADLY DAMAGED.
Government FortIacatons at GAL
weston Destroyed.

weston Destroyed.
Washington. sept is-Gen. John N
Wilson. chief Of Engineers. 4. $. A.. to-
day received two dispatches. one OF whieh
had been delayed IN transmission They
are az follows
Galveston Texas. Sept TO- is,o-Gen.
Wilson, chief OF Engineers Army Wash
iEgton: Hurricane caused tide twelve to
fourteen feet above mean low. ietties seem
TO have settled. cannot yet be seen with
tide three feet above. probably seriously
damaged. Batteries practically ruined,
nothing but concrete portions left: case
ment torpedo buildings. warehouses. coal
wharves wiped out. drodge CumHtock
beached on Pelican fats. viii have 10 be
dug QUE crew all saved. Superintendent
Hinkie al Arkansas Pass not vet heard
from; other assistants ana clerks safe:
self and family safe. Rafferty, BAKERY,
Nichols and Bongive safe. They have
probably wired department already. fur
ther details OF Importance a. aecertained.
''Riche. Engineer"
Galveston. Tex. Sept p 1900 Chief OF
Engineers. Army. Washington: Tug Anna
ashore tn Brazos river iuet below light
house. an hands safe Depth OF water
iu usual entrance channel here reported
shoaled 60 twenty feet. probably g. deeper
eleewhere. Have arranged with contFae-
tor Clarke 90 float Anna also TO bring hia
dresige from Plaaucmine Bayou here. 10
dredge out government drcdge Comstock
80 she may be available for urgent work
Richie. Engineer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
BATTERY o's HEAVY LOSSES.
Twenty-eiEht of 10. Men Dead and
All Equipment Lost.

Twenty-eiEht of I,s Men Dead and
All Equipment Lost.
Washington. Sept is-The War Depart
ment has received the following telegram
from Gen. McKibbin. who was sent 20
Galveston 10 report on conditions there:
Houston. Tex Sept y. isO-Adjutant
General Washington: Arrived at Cat
weston at 6 D. m. having been ferried
across the bay In a yawi boat Il Is i'm
possible 20 adequately describe the oondi-
ton existing. The storm begun about
a. m. on Saturday and continued with
constantly increasing violence until aftcr
midnight. The island was inundated. the
height OF the tide was from eleven 20
thirteen feet. The wind was cyclone.
with few exceptions every building in the
CITY Il injured. Hundreds are entirely dos-
dilute.
AN the fortifcatons except the rapid
are battery at san Jacinto. are practically
destroyed. Al San Jacinso every building
except the quarantine station has been
swept away. Battery O. First Artillery
lost twenty weight men. The officers aud
their families were all saved. Three mem
hers OF the hospital corps lost. Names
will be sent az soon 81 possible. Loss Of
life on the island Is probably more than
one thousand. All bridges are gone. wa
terworks destroyed. and all telegraph
lines are down. Col Roberts was "a che
city aud made every EFFORT 20 get tole.
grams through the city Is under control
OF committee OF safety and is perfectly
quies.
Every article Of equipment or proper
~ pertaining TO Battery o. was lost. Not
a record Of any kind l. left The men
saved have nothing but the clothes on
their persons. Nearly all are without shoes
or clothing other than their shirts and
trousers Clothing necessary has been pur-
chased and temporary arrangsm' nts made
for food and shelter. There are proba-
bly, ave thousand citizens homeless and
absolutely destitute who must b. cloth
ed. shelts red aud fed. Have ordered TWEEN
~ thousand rations aud tents for one
thousand from Houston Have wired COM
missary general TO snip thirty thousand
rations by express. Lieut.. Perry will
make his way back to Houston and send
this telegram"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
RIFLES WILL ATTEND FAIR.
waycross' Fund for Galveston
Other wayrro@- News.


waycross. Co. Sept i3.-The waycross
Rifles have decided 20 attend the State
Fair at vaidosta. They have appointed
committees 10 arrange Tor several enter
talnmenss 90 ruise funds to defray their
expenses They will raise about $3.50.
Dr. n r liar o. al work to-day raiH-
Ing subscriptions for the Galveston nool
sufferers A nice little contribution will
be sent IN from this city.
Hon. W O. Brantey will address the
voters Of Echols county on Sept Is, at
Statewide.
Mr. j. W Seals. who started 70 Calves
con. Texas. 10 look after his brother re-
turned last night Reaching Montgomery.
Ala he received message that his
brother wae safe.
Three brick blocks are IN c0ntempla-
ton here within the next few months.
DF. ~ 4. Cannen. is making an addition
OF twenty rooms 10 tho Hotel Virdle max
Ing Ia all forty-three rooms. lie viii en-
Geavor 10 induce Northern tourists 10
spend the winter here.
The street letter boxes have arrived and
will Dc put IN position a. once. The mail
carriers will make their arst rounds oct,
T. There are three districts. with one car
r.er 20 each district
George Cuthbert Is In the race Tor orii-
nary OF Echols county
The Waycrosa Band O. practiclng now
for the coming fair There Il some talk
again OF a big benent concert for the
hand
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
SYMPATHY FRoM FRANCE.
Presidents Louhet and Mckinley Ex-
change Messages.

Presidents Louhef and Mckinley Ex-
change Messages.
Washington, sept. i3.-Thc following tell
egrams have passed between the Presl-
dents OF France and the United States
"Ramhouillei, Precedence. Sept. y. 1900:
To His Excellency the President OF the
United States OF America: The news Of
the disaster which hns tuss devastated
the state OF Texas has deeply moved me
The sentiments Of traditional friendship
which unite the two republics can leave
no DOUBT 10 your mind concerning the
very SINGERS share chat the President. the
government OF the republic. AMI whole
nation. take IN the calamity that has
proved such a-cruel ordeal for so many
families ia the United states II IL nat
ural that France should participate "a the
sadness as well a. iu the Joy OF the Amer
lean people. / take " o. heart 10 tender
20 your cxcclleBcy our most heartfelt con-
dolence. and 70 send 10 the families Of
the victims the expression Of our afflicted
sympathy. (signed Emile fsoubet."
Executive Mansion. Washington. u. c.
Sept. - isoo-His Excfllency. Emile Lou
bet. President Of the French Republic.
Rambouillet. France ] hasten 20 express
Ia the name OF the thousands who have
suffered by the disaster Ia Texas, az well
a. IN behalf OF the whole American PEG
pie heartfelt thanks FOR your touching
message OF sympathy and confidence.
William Mckinley"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
MONUMENT TO GEN. LAwToN.
Principal speech ut Fort Wayne
Made by Col. bryan.

HNfFth W hHNhe
Wade by Col. bryan.
Fort Wayne. Ind. Sept iS-The people
O. this city to-day dedicated to the mem
ory Of Gen. Henry w. Lawton. n monu-
ment crowned by a cannon captured by
him. and christened the principal city
park tn honor OF the dead hero.
Tho ceremony occurred under che aus
pieces Of the Union Veteran Legion and
Col William J. Bryan was the principal
orator OF the occasion. His address was
'on-partisan. Mr.. Bryan paid a high trib-
ute 10 the character Of the volunteer SOL
oior lie said there were victories Of peace
ns wei az Of war and that he longed for
the time 10 come when no hostile arm
VIII be- raised against a fellow man" In
m oonnec ion he quoted Lincoln's Harris
burg speech while on his way to the in
auguration before the beginning OF the
Civl War.
Mr. Bryan declared that there could be-
Up greater mistake than to assume that
ne people Of any political party are I'M
pI'riotic. aud recalled the partisan rancor
az the campaign OF 1895 He also argued
mat the Spanish war has had the effect
or destroying the prejudice which natur-
ally grew out OF the Civil War.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
Remember on SATURDAY at a. m this storm IN values beg

Wilson. Annie.
Winscotte Mrs W. p.
White. 49,.
Williams Alex.
Williams Sam colored.
Windmann. Mrs
Winmore. James. wife and two children.
VIM. Mrs. and child.
Whitney. r.
Wood. VIM. colored
Woods Miss from Joliet. IN.
Woods Mrs. Julia and Miss Mamie OF
Joliet. IN
Wright Lulu and John.
Wurzlow. Mrs
Youens. Lille aud Henry George
Younger Eveiina. colored. ana two chill
eren
Ziegler. Mrs and two daughters.
zweigel. Mrs and two daughters
Al the Cas holic Orphanage Sister Camil-
lus. superioress Mary Niniont Mary
Elizabeth. Raphaele. Catherine. Genevievc,
Felicitus. Mary Finbar, Evangelist Ba-
nignus.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
BRYAN'S ITINERARY
WILL INVADE PRESIDENT MckIN-
LEY's STATE TODAY.
TO TALK TRUSTS IN ST. LOUIS,
WILL THEN CAMPAIGN ~ SOUTH
EASTERN KANSAS.

sir. bryan VIII Then GO Home and
Wake a Few Speeches In Nebraska.
smoke 10 a Large Crowd at PIP
mouth. Ind. and Then Went on "a
Fort Mnyne-snme Reasons aud
More Reasons to support the Tick
ct This Year.
Valparaiso. Ind. Sept. i3.-william J.
lgrnn left Chicago early this morning
sr the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Rail
u.l for Fort Wayne, Ind. where he
Ike this afternoon
rrom Fort Wayne he goes 20 Toledo
ani thence early tomorrow morning 10
Columbus. o.. In the afternoon OF Fri
louis over the Vandalia Line. leaving Co
lmbus az O'Clock Saturday morning.
He will deliver a speech on trusts be-
iore the travelling men al s., Louis sat
az night but before crossing the Mis-
.ippI viii make a speech at East ST
Louis Saturday afternoon.
sunday night Mr.. Bryan will cross the
f,aie OF Missouri for a brief tour through
southeastern Kansas. He goes first 10
Gllena. Has. speaking there Monday af-
tr-noon. and at Pittsburg. Kas Fort
S.ou and Armourdale. speech being
made at the former place in the forenoon
ard another al the latter place in the ef-
trnoon. From Armourdaie he will 40 to
Kansas city. speaking there Tuesday
evening Leavenworth. Atchison and St
Joseph will be covered In turn Wednes-
day.
From ST Joseph Mr.. Bryan will so to
his home iu Lincoln where he will re-
main for a week. except for brief time
..snt In excursions 90 different points In
N,1raska. The start to-day was not
marked by any political demonstration.
ali the candidate was pleasantly greeted
ty small groups Of railroad men on their
way to work as the train made It's way
o.t OF Chicago.
First stop at Plymouth.
plymouth. Ind. Sept i3-Mr. Bryan
mace his first stop Of importance at this
point A good crowd was gathered a.
re railroad station, and Mr. Bryan ad-
dressed them briefly. from the rear plat
form OF the car.
s., the small town OF Hanna he was
greeted by quite 4 number OF people, but
Watcnted himself with nodding to them.
Ar Plymouth. MIR Bryan said IN part;
We have every reason for the support
Cd. The ticket. chat We had in 1896 and new
reasons which have arisen since that
tme The Republican party has shown Il
Be- rot willing to destroy the trusts. The
ralblican party Is attempting 20 In
cr,lse the standing army. from 25o0o 20
i'"0. Il there any reason why the pub
l. at large should favor such an Increase
Republican party S. trying to fasten
t.nn the country. mllitarism ana lmper-
iasm The Republican party wants 90
'rsun upon our country a colonial poll
if Do 1885 they said we could not have
dlunie standard Of money. now they
taf we can have a double standard OF
comment
There IS no reason why YOU should
Vote Tor the republican ticket. II YOU be-
i'v. lr the principles Of self-eovernment.
t11 are willing that the FillpInos shall
severn Themselves as well as DESTROYS
taai we shall govern ourselves"