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The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07
TO SELL LUNATIC'S ESTATE.
Property of Crazy Murderer 90 BE
Put Under the Hammer.

property of Crazy Murderer 20 BE
Put Under the Hammer.
In the Court OF Ordinary yesterday,
William c. Fripp, county administrators
and guardian. applied to the court for
leave to sell the property OF the estate
Of Lewis NJ. Ashby, lunatic. for the
purpose OF the payment OF debts. The
estate is valued at $3.50. OF which 1852
is represented by real estate, the prop
erty consisting OF two and a half acres
Of land, with dwelling thereon, near
Miiier's Station.
Ashby, II Will be remembered. was
adjudged insane by a jury IN the Gu-
peri0r Court last April. lie was tried
for the murder of his wife. and a plea
Of insanity was entered. The murder
was a most atrocious one. and the
question or HIS sanity was ono on
which there was a general diversity
of opinion. l3is imbecile demeanor IN
the court room. whether real o. sinlu.
lated. attracted large crowds 10 the
trial, His tive little children are cared
fof ~ tbs charities Of the city
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

Laconia, N. FL, Dec. 6.--The Masonic
Temple was burned yesterday morning
following a terrific explosion, which
first must have entirely wrecked the
structure. The loss Is s125.000.
The fire Is thought to have started In
the basement which was used by the
Laconia Hardware Company. In few
minutes there were several explosions.
one of which was so terrific that It
hurled fragments of iron from the
building a distance of a quarter of q
mile, and sent bricks and timbers
through wooden structures 400 feet
away. In addition window glass. in
Guiding plate glass fronts of stores in
the immediate business sections for a
wide area was shattered completely.
After the explosion the fire quickly
wiped out the structure.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07
heah, en- half he do. oughtah heah d.
good Lawd laugh at UNI once"
AusGEsPIELT.


'I'n never go on bust again." the
corset felt forced to remark.
TN have to part company with You,
all the same" said the shoes, virtuous-
ly. For I'm of pious disposition.
Indeed, am holy enough to be canon
lied"
Nevertheless, you've soaked me-"
snapped the stockings. And my leg
has been pulled often enough on your
account"
I'm on the ragged edge, myself"
said the collar.
How scandalously shiftless is the
present generation" sighed the old
chemise.
You must excuse me for not join
ing in the conversation" said the fan
mel shirt. For have a very shrink
ing nature
II am self-made man." said Blus-
terly.
Yes but you forgot to trim the
edges" answered Miss Causticly.
Marie Conway Oemler.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07
SAW LoRENz work.
Famous surgeon Set Case Of Hin
DisIocation.

Baltimore. Dec. e.a-Eight hundred
physicians and students assembled
this afternoon at the Maryland Uni
versity Hospital to witness an opera
ton by DR.. Lorenz, the famous vi
emma surgeon, upon 6-year-old Ethel
Goldman Of Roanoke, Va
With the assistance o. DR.. Mueller.
Prof. L0reDz. after etherizing the pa
tent, set the nip bone Of the little
Girl and expressed confidence IA the
result u bis manipulation Of her bones.
The child had been operated on WITH
knife FOR nip disease" without bene-
ncial results.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07
HINTS ON TIMELY TOPICS

1T was to all except the force" said
Reilly-on-Parade.
BUT now we've caught the Diamond
queen, she gave herself away;
Snes boarding up at Sweeney's. and she
doesn't have to pay;
Snes made the force begin to think
and that'H turn 'em gray.
Q! She'll give us all the grand laugh
in the morning .
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

Bliss Senffy Menfai-rhe man 4
marry muff be bfsFe as a HON one
whom nothing sQvie eHerYe from HE
COURSE
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

Mrs. NJ. Ed. Wilson and Mr.. T.
Lloyd Owens will sing the offertory in
the First Baptist Church this morning.
They will sing the duet ct Will Mag
Nifty Thee" by Mosenthal.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07
MASONIC TEMPLE BURNED.

Savannah, Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

Among the solo parts in the Stabat
Mater on next Thursday night. Mr.
A. Sundheimer will again be heard in
the PRO Peccatis." Mrs. S. r. Smith
in the Fac Ut Portem." Mrs. N. H.
Finnie in the "Infiammatus," and Mrs.
M. Ed. Wilson and Miss Eleanor Allan
in the "Quis Est Homo"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
THESE DUELs NO PLAY AFFAIRS
One Man Ran Through Body with
sword and Another Killed
with Knife.

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PARIS, Oct 1s-CNew York World Ca
blegrsm-Specisl Telegram.)-A SpRnlard
known as Baron de Ia Tore, who has been
wanted" for ten months for numbering
an adventursr named Henri de Lavergne,
has been arrested in Paris while looking
into a shop window. by a police commits
sioner who happened to recognize him.
Tore had befriended Lsvergne, attend
ing him during his illness, but Lavergne
was ungrateful enough to make love to
the baron's sweetheart. The two men
fought a duel, which came 10 a sudden
and sensational termination. Finding that
he was getting the worst Of the encoun-
ter, Lsvergne seized his adversarys sword
and with his own sword ran him through
the body. The baron got well and tracked
his enemy TO Marseilles, where he forced
him to fight a duel with Spanish knives
and stabbed him 10 the heart. Tore then
disappeared and nothing more was heard
OF him until he was arrested here last
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
PREPARING FOR CONVENTION
Mitchell Arranging Details for the
Meeting of Delegates TO he
Held on Monday.

wILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. 1s.-President
Mitchell was engaged today in the details
OF the convention on Monday. There is a
considerable amount OF work to be done in
preparation for the handling OF boiy Of
about 500 delegates. but all the details will
be completed by tomorrow
Mr. Mitchell is also preparing his address
to the convention. II the presidents in
structions are followed the convention will
be held behind closed doors and Mr.. Mitch
ellis address may not be made public,
II is probable, however. he will speak be-
fore the doors are closed. There were no
Developments today in any phase OF the
strike.
President Mitchell said tonight that J.
Pierpont Morgan had been trying TO settle
the coal strike ever since he came back
from Europe two months ago. II others
had been as fair and reasonable as Mr..
Morgan the strike would have been settled
long time ago. He had been credibly
Informed that Mr.. Morgan was friendly
to organized labor, conceding as an or
ganizer of capital the right Of labor Ia
organize also and when labor organiEs-
tions are fair and conservative, he be-
lieved in dealing directly with them.
SHENANDOAH. Pa, Oct. 1S.-A major
ity Of the local unions Of Shenandoah have
instructed their delegates to vote against
calling the strike on unless assurance IL
given that every striker be given his old
position.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
lNFATUATIoN ENDS IN DEATH
DtssoIute Young Frsnchman Cuts
wOman's Throat I'm Jeal-
Gus Rage.

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PARIS, Oct 1S.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.)-A murder
that has excited all Paris was recently
committed at Clichy, near Montmatre. A
young man named Albert Loste cut the
throat Of a beautiful woman who had for
gotten home and children in her infatuation
for him. The crime was caused by jeal-
ousy and was committed in the mans
apartment. After wandering the streets
for hours Loste gave himself UP to the po-
lice He told the authorities that he had
net Marcelle Schuler four months ago in
the absence Of her husband in the colonies
that II had been a case OF love at first
sight, and that the woman had visited his
apartments almost daily. In a ft Of jealous
rage, following a quarrel, Loste said he
drank a bottle of tincture of iodine and
one OF laudanum. Rushing into the room
he told the woman he was about to die and
seizing a razor, cut her throat from ear to
ear. The poor creature was found on the
floor in a pool OF blood. On her breast
was pinned her parents address The old
people were filed with horror. Their
daughter had never Rbsented herself in the
evening and the existence Of Loste Was un-
suspected. Loste is the son OF a Bor-
deaux lawyer and has digsipAted a COM
Portable fortune. His people are horror
stricken at his deed. The news has been
kept from his aged mother, who, II is be-
ueved, would not survive the shock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
QUEENS OLD LETTERS
Pathetic Epistle of the Late Queen of
the Ee CLANS 40 Her Old
Drawing Teacher.

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VIENNA. Oct. 1s.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.l-More OF
of the pathetic letters the late queen Of
the Beigians wrote 10 her drawing mas
ter. Peter, are printed in the Neues
Wiener Tablatt. are printed at Brussels.
April s, 1859, six years after her mar
riage. was a letter OF coincidence on the
loss Of his wife. The queen wrote:
"only my very feeble health and the
daily increasing misfortunes which / have
alas. 10 bear, are the cause Of this letter
reaching you so tardily. The good God
who sent you this heavy afniction will also
help you to bear IT, OF words of consols-
ticn there are none. There only remains
the hope that through unoomplsining and
submissive resignation Of being some day
united 10 her above Death and separa-
tion formerly robbed me OF all ! loved
most on earth. Heaven has given me
strength TO bear my heavy suffering and
my most miserable position. / ask heaven
for the necessary endurance for you. II
It will in any way alleviate your sorrow
know that an old friend thinks OF you.
Remember your very sincere old scholar,
Marie"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
SENDS GREETING TO IRISH
Pope Cordially Acknowledge Receipt
Of Feiicitstions from
Emerald Isle.

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ROME. Oct. 1s.-CNew York World Ca
blegram-Specisl Telegram. The pope
received Sir Thomas Bsmonde. NJ p, in
Rome with exceptional state cordiality as
the bearer OF an address OF congratulation
on the pontiffs jubilee, signed by both
Catholic and Protestant members OF the
Irish party.
He has recognized that evidence Of good
will by acknowledging the address
Immediately in autograph letter, in which
he writes:
ITO our Dear Son, Thomas Grattan
Esmonde, First Whip OF the Irish Party:
The sons Of st. Patrick who from time
immemorial have been so desirous Of
testifying their devotion to the holy see
could not fail during the year Of our
pcntihcal jubilee 70 join their voice in
the magnificent concert OF fluctuations
and good wishes which come to US from
even the most distant regions. The well
come we have given you at the vatican
has enabled you to realize how great is
the good will we have in our heart for
our dear Irish children. But It is not
enough for US that you should merely be
the verbal, though faithful representative
Of our sentiments toward your nation. We
wish to repeat by this letter how agreeable
to us has been the mission with which
you have been intrusted and we hereby
renew to those whom you represent and to
yourself assurance OF our paternal good
will by giving them from our heart the
apostolic benedictions."
| In transmitting the papel letter Cardinal
| Rampollo wrote:
Honorable Sir: The holy father has thus
carly desired to address a letter to you
/ to give you testimony OF the satisfaction
caused him by the homage you have re-
newed TO him in the name OF the Irish
/ parliamentary party. Herewith l have the
| pleasure Of remittipg TO you a papcl docu-
/ ment which will give cause for rejoicing
I to those who have intrusted you with the
noble mission Of representing them. At the
same time take the opportunity to assure
/ you, sir. Of my high esteem"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
CATHOLICS BUY NEWSPAPERS
Feel the Need of Organs 20 Represent
Them I'm Present Crisis
in France.

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PARIS. Oct. 1s-(New York World Ca
blegram-special Telegram.)-The French
Catholic party has bought the Matin and
the Fronde. These two morning papers will
come out soon as direct supporters Of the
church.
The Catholics are alarmed at the results
which followed enforcing Of the oongrega-
tions Law ana in order 20 regain some Of
the ground recently lost they have decided
upon an active campaign through the preas
The church party still 10 the most numerous
and most wealthy in France. Through the
MEtin Il hopes 10 influence the men in the
street, while women will be reached on
social questions through the Fronds. which
iE said 10 be the only daily newspaper in
the world written. set up and printed BY
women
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
IRISHMEN ARE ExkSPERATED
ODonnen Complains Bitterly at
Treatment He Hes Re-
ceived.

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LONDON. Oct. 1s.-CNew York World Ca
blegrRm-Special Telegram.)-The autumn
season OF Parliament, devised exclusively
for English business, was dominated at the
opening by the Irish Parliament and the
Irish question. The Irish members, smart
ing under the suspending OF liberty Of
speech in Ireland and imprisonment, at
tended with indignities, had determined to
demand redress. Prime Minister Balfour
refused at the outset to give them a single
day to discuss the condition of the Irish,
but, after the taste he had OF their temper
on Thursday night. he is said to be weak
ening. The scene when John o'Donnell
rushed across the floor TO Mr.. Balfour was
enc Of the most exciting ever witnessed In
the House Of commons. Had he-3 aid hand
on Mr.. Balfour the ministerialists and the
Irishmen, who were furious and shouting
their loudest. inevitably would have been
at each others throats. Nothing could
have prevented such a melee as has never
been seen even in the Austrian Diet.
Mr.. o'Donnell told the World correspond
ent that his object was TO force Premier
Balfour and Irish Secretary Wyndham, a;
eli risks, 10 hear him denounce their &C,
tion in imprisoning him when he spoke in
Ireland. and closuring him when he spoke
in Parliament. Every time he has tried
20 address his own constituents in two
years he has been forcibly prevented by the
police, and he AYERS that be has been
brutally mRltreated.
Already he has served several months In
prison under the coercion act for public
speech, and now he is going in for three
months. In the latter case the magistrates
divided one offense into three parts, sen,
fencing him a month for each thus making
him live on bread and water nine days anc
sleep on a plank bed the whole three
months. II they had given him three
months straight he would only have to eal
bread and water three days and sleep on
a plank he'd one month Such measures
have exasperated the Irish.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

Page.
L German Princes Are Not Pampered.
American jockeys Are set Down.
Nebraska Wins at Foot Bail.
Christian Church Convention.
2 Rock Island Train wrecked.
, News from Nebraska Towns.
Q Ireland in Center of stage.
W. c. r. L. May Veto Tobacco,
Sale of Danish Indies in Doubt.
Past week In Omhhn Society.
Nebraska Cases in supreme Court.
south Omaha News.
s Council Biuns and Iowa News.
News of Iowa Towns.
Sporting Events of n Day.
10 AII-Stars Play Base Rail-.
Results ON the GridtrOn.
II weekly Review of sports.
Manual TrnininR in Public sch oOls.
IA In the Domain of Women.
IS Amusements and Musical Notes.
10 story, "ThOrouEbbreds."
Is Editorial.
10 Noted Battles OF Labsr.
% Immigrants Pouring In.
To Harness Colorado River.
Bible in the Public schools.
Receipts from Public Franchises.
q Markets and Financial.
- Immigrants Pouring In.
Carried the Message 20 GArcia.
Stories About Good Fellows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
zoLA'S WILL is A SHORT ONE
seven or Eight Lines suHices 20 Dis
pose of All the Authors
Property.

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PARIS. Oct. 1S.-(New York World Ca
blsgram-specisl Telegram. )-zola's viii
is short, consisting Of not more than seven
or eight lines and bears the date Of 1883
He says:
Il bequeAth. in case Of decesse, TO my
well loved wife the totelity Of my fortune
and rights"
Then there are a few references 10 GER
tain things 10 be bequeHthed TO friends
This Is almost the substance OF will. he
had made almost an identical testament
In 1871, but there was a slight haw in Il
and he tore a up ana wrote the present
one. Nine. zOla had made a similar will
bequeathing all her possessions 20 her
husband In case Of her death. The two
Wills had been placed in the same en-
velops. When Nine. zola's viii was re-
turne6 @ her her grief VAS excessive.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
DoINGs OF THE SMART" SET
Mrs. and Miss Letter Making Great
Preparations for Trip
10 India.

Copyright. 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-(New York World
Cablegram-special Telsgram.l-Mrs. John
W. Macksy is living in the strictest retire
ment In Paris, in a suite Of rooms in Hotel
Ritz She orders her life entirely accord
ing to her doctors rules, seeing none but
her most intimate friends. She is expected
back In London at the end Of next week to
complete arrangements for removing her
husbands body TO New York. to be perma-
nently laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs Letter and Miss Daisy ran across
from Paris Tuesday evening and gave glow
ing accounts Of the frocks they have secured
in Paris for the Delhi burbar. or the Cur
zonation." as Il is now wittily styled. They
intend to make a long stay in India. Miss
Daisy tells all her friends that she never
enjoyed herself anywhere 50 much Rs in
India She looks extremely handsome, and
was the "cynosure OF every eye" the other
evening at the Carleton, being the most
beautifully gowned woman N that brilliant
throng.
Mrs. Arthur Paget has returned to town
looking remarkal slim and we'll When
she was in Par 4 got several smart
frocks for her 8, Leila, who Is to Ac-
company her to Cairo. where he has
been ordered regiment. Mrs. Paget
is thin enor ave her daughters frooks
fitted on } General Paget's command
at Alder : tails a great deal Of hospi
tality g. Paget is arranging for
series tertainments there. She in
tendf D her house on Belgrave square
ope. ell throughout the winter. She
will . rtain the king at dinner next
month.
Alice Ward, Count Reginald Wards sister,
will be married early in December to Cap
tain c. Blackburne Tew, who belongs to an
old Yorkshire family and is related to the
well known Irish Croftons. Tew was in
valided home on Maine, met Miss Ward at
| Mrs. Ronald's and the result was match
J ich greatly pleased both families. The
ards are still entertaining a good deal at
their country place, Fulwen park, near
| Twickenham.
Ambassador Choate, having done every
thing he could TO make the stay Of Generals
| Corbin, Young and Wood In London pleas
ant. left on their departure today on his
return TO North Berwick. to remain with
Mrs. and Miss Choate till November /, when
| he will come back to Carleton Gardens for
| the winter. General Wood has gone TO Scot
/ land for the shooting.
| colonel rTtulch =. Eitftt u NAiS1eN' o
genealogical expert, has arrived at Hotel
/ Cecil for a long stay in England, but his
business is financial, not genealogical.
Mrs Potter Palmer is gradually emerging
\ from deep mourning and was seen occs-
sionAlly lately at smart luncheon parties
given by her friends in Paris. She sailed
| wednesday on Majestic.
| Marshall Field. after spending the sum
| mer at bennington with his daughter,
| sailed on Majestic.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

Nebraska q, Minnesota q.
Creighton IL, DORne 3.
Brown I5, Pennbylvania @.
Harvard IA, West Point q.
Princeton -, W. and J. 3.
Yale II, Pennsylvania state q.
Wisconsin 90, BelOit Q.
Chicago IL, Northwestern q.
Michigan %, NOtre Dame
Carlisle 10, Cornell q.
Annapolis 8, LehiEh >.
Columbia 30, Hamilton o.
Illinois %, Purdue 3.
Haskell Indians 80, Missouri q.
Dodge Light Guards ~, TarkiO o.
AmeN -. Grinnell q.
Lincoln II. :. 80, Omaha II. =. 3.
Fremont q, Columhias of Omu I'm O..
Council Bluffs II. :. =, Atlantic o.
Iown Normal IL, Cornell II.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
coLLIDINe CARS HURT MANY
TroIIeys Crash I'm Ohio and Eight
Persons Are Seriously
Injured.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Oct. ia dozen
or more persons were injured here this
afternoon by an electric car eolliding at 8
grade crossing at the foot OF hill.
The most seriously injured are:
Frank Pacey, freight brakeman Of Wells
Vile, right leg and arm broken and shoul-
der dislocated.
Anna HallRm OF Clsrkson, left leg broken.
Jennie Hallam OF Clarkson, cut on head.
Walter Davile East Liverpool. left leg
broken
Milton J. Piper of Chester, nose mashed
and body bruised.
Harry Davidson. East Liverpool, hand and
right arm crushed.
Harry B. Jackson Of Chester, right
arm crushed.
DR., S. M. Ferguson, East Liverpool, left
leg and back sprRined.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
MAYOR DIMSDALE is THRIFTY
Manages 40 save a Third of His
SALARY as Lord Mayor
Of London.

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LONDON. Oct. is.-(NeW York World
Cablegrsm - Special Telegram.) Lord
Mayor Dimsdale Is TO be appointed city
chamberlain Of London corporation, with
salary Of ti2 500 rising 10 tl5.OO The
place As being kept Open until his term
a. mayor expires. II is a surprise 20 the
public that such a salary could be a con-
sideration to a man wealthy enough TO
undertake the lord mayoralty. Il is sup
posed that the 5000 salary pays only
part Of the expense Of the once. but a is
new asserted that the expenses Of few
lord mayors exceed the salary. wkile the
incumbent saves q third Of 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
LATE IOWA MAN IN TOLLS
Arrested for Forgery, He f. New
Also Suspected of
BiEamy.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.-J. J. Anderson for
merly OF Lucas. Ia. in which place the
police say he admits having a wife AnG
FIVE children, was arrested today charged
with forging a check for $3.50.
The complainant is F. X Walton, assist
ant cashier OF a bank al ORkes, n. D.,
and sOn-in-lEw Of Mrs. Anderson No. 2,
with whom the prisoner has been living in
Chicago. This woman, who says she mar
ried Anderson al Hudson, Ia, refused 10
believe him guilty. either Of bigamy OF
forgery. The police say that after she
left the station Anderson denied that she
Was his wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

Movements of Ocean Vessels, Oct. Is.
At New York-Arrived. La Touraine
from Havre. Sailed. PrOonland. for Ant
Verp; Graf Waldersee for Hamburg; I'm
bTiR for Liverpool; British King for Ant
werp; PotFdam, for Rotterdam via Bou-
ioEne.
At Liverpool-ATrived; Bowie. from New
York; Campania, from New York. Sailed:
SaIonia for New York.
At sydney y. s. W.-Arrived previously f:
AoranH, from Vancouver. b. G.
At HambIrE-Arrived: Auguste Victoria.
from New York.
At SOuthampton-Arrived Friedrich der
Crosse, from New York. Sailed: Phila-
delphia for New York
Al Havre-sailed La savoie for New
York; la Gascogne, for New York
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
CHOLERA RACES IN EGYPT
over seven Hundred Gases snd More
Than SiH Hundred Deaths
in One Week.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ls.-The State de-
pErtment today received the following cable
from Consul smith AZ Cairo. Egypt:
since 18th instant To5 cases Of cholera
csc deaths al over Egypt"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Forecast for Nebraska-Fair and Cooler
sunday; Monday Fair and Warmer In
West Portion
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Program for Today.

1880 a. m.-Preaching by Christian church
ministers IN many Omaha, South Omaha
and Council Bluffs pulpits
E;SO ?. n.-Un nion communion service at
Coliseum.
400 p. m.-John r. Mott speaks at First
Methodist Episcopal church
7;S0 p. m.-Preaching in all offered pulpIts
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

With about 5000 delegates from out Of the
city present, the convention Of the Chris
tian church is now fully under way. Yester-
day sessions OF the three important socie-
ties Of the church were held-the Christian
Women's Board Of Missions at the Coliseum
morning and afternoon, the American Chris
tian Missionary society at the First Chris
tian church in the forenoon. and the For
eign Christian Missionary society at the
same church in the afternoon. In the even
ing there was a largely attended meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor society at the
Coliseum.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR RALLY IN EVENING

Ministers Of Disciples of Christ from
All Parts of Country 20 Occupy
Scores of Local PuIpits
Today.