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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
QUITE BEYOND HER POWER.
A Faith cure Doctress Falls on q Case OF
Toothecho.

A Faith cure Doctress Fails on Case OF
Toothsche.
Providence journal.
The hold that the faith cure under diff
ferent names has taken here of course in
creases the interest in the practical work
ing of the scheme, and to the discussions
which are now going on am able to add
an anecdote which is neither wholly
wanting in interest or significance.
hesitate to give the name Of the lady
who figures in it. Suffice 1t to say that
she Is one of the most prominent in Bos-
ton of the new school of self appointed
healers by faith. She may, for the pur-
p sc of the story, be called Mrs. Henry,
as that is neither her name nor like it.
She lives in Back Bsy mansion, pre-
sumaoly honestly paid for by the sums
acquired by impartihg her theories to
believing followers; and she is known to
have found her profession so profitable
that she ought at leas. to have fai in it
financially.
One night prominent dentIst was
called out Of his bed at O'Clock in the
morning to 60 to q certain address. To
the name he psid no especial attention,
ssuf6 ffst he declined to 60, because he
EMss by no means in the habit of
making nocturnal visits of this sort.
He did at length consent to go, how
ever, and found 3 middle-aged woman
suffering in the agonies OF toothache.
What particular form of the innumerable
ailments which may seize upon the teeth
was troubling the patient is not recorded,
but the important fact is that the dentist
was able to afford the sufferer relief. For
some reason 1t was necessary that more
should be done to the troublesome teeth
than could be accomplished that night,
and the patient very strongly urged the
dentist to return the following morning.
He at first declared this TO be impossi-
BILE, as he had appointments with others,
but in the end he consented to come. He
noted the number, paying no especial at
tention to the name, and 1t was only the
|ssfks day, after he had arrived at the
house and pulled the door bell, that the
name on the silver plate before his eyes
suddenly forced upon his consciousness
the fact that his patient WAS no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
THE WORLD BEATERs RETURN.
Ovation rendered the Houston Light Guar
by Thar Ahntvsr.

Ovation rendered the Houston Light Guard
by Their Admirers.
Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, May 2o-The Houston
Light Guard, the world besters, arrived
at home this evening from the inter. state
drill at Austin. Fully 1000 people met
them At the depot ana they were rendered
perfect ovation. From the depot they
marched to their armory where q large
croWd nad already assembled. R. M,
johnston, managing editor of the Post,
ana otners made speeches, and enthusi.
asm ran nigh. Champagne flowed freely,
ana ~ O'Clock the company disbsnded
ana the crowd dispersed. The prize lust
they have won.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

less 3 parsonage than the great
and glorious Mrs. DR.. Henry herself,
great Chief and apostle of the principle
OF healing by voodoism! At first the
dentist was angry thst he should have
been called out Of his bed in the night TO
relieve the pain Of one who makes an
income which is more than handsome BY
assuring credulous people that there is
and need be no pain; but in the end the
humor Of the si!ustion appealed to him
SO strongly that he simply went away and
told the story.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
GranuIated Wheat,

A ready cooked food for immediate use,
prepared from wheat, containing Al the
nutritious elements Of the, gram. 1t Is
the best food for inyaiidS and children.
1t is twice cooked fSod, already for ia
BILE use, yet Riaf Keep in dry place for
years. Usadulterated in quality. AS a
diet fsf cases of nervous prostration and
debility, constipation and dyspepsia, 1t is
unequalled. 1t is used in health institu-
tons exclusively.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co., Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
BUFFALO BILL BACK,

Hns Famous Snowman and His 0uifis Ar
rive In New York.
NEW YORK, Msy 20-Hon. William T.
Cody Indians, cowboys, animals, tents
ana parephernsiia arrived to-day on the
PERSIAN Monarch. The deck was crowded
with the company. Buffalo Bill WAS of
course the center II attractions. The
snore was lined with spectators, m.ny of
Wnom mad field glasses. All are to pro-
eeed 20 Erastin, L. l., where the Wild
west snow opens May 80. Inyitstions
lor the event have been sent to President
cleveland, General Sherman and q large
numoer OF othss prominent people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Picnic Blankets.

The time for picnics is here's md you
will need basket tosSospry lunch in, and
no place has q, batter or prettier assert
ment than rave the Fort Worth Grocer
Co, >, The chief retail grocery house in the
,RAUie state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
He No fea-He No.

He-No fea-He No. ssa4
It is surprising the anaofns u this
excellent tea thatasies16fd. 1t goes TO
show that peopleafe using it in prefer
ence to M1ny other brands they have tried
endNere not satisfactory. Fort Worth
Grocer Co. sole agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Shipped from Holland,
ndence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
HOLLAND, TEX Msy 1.-TWO cars Of
cornfed beef steers and two cars Of fat
muttons were shipped from this place to
Chicago this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Charged with Murder.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX May 2e.-Sherif Ellis
returned this evening from Mansfield,
Ls., bringing with him &. L. Bond, q
convict guard, charged with numbering q
negro ex-convict in Fort Bend county .
month ago. The Governor had offered
800 reward for the capture Of Bond, and
this Sheriff Ellis will receive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Still Sticking.

Special to the Gazette.
DKN1soN, TEX, May 2o.-Yesterdsy
afternoon child of Mrs. George Bur-
netts was scratched by the house cat,
also Mr.. Everett this morning. Jim
Foster believing the cat was mad, took
the child to mad stone six miles in the
country, and At night the stone was still
sticking. sassass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Fourteen d0uble-deck carloads of sheep
passed north through Fort Worth over
the Santa Fe Sunday morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Press Representatives.
n tina aaseeta

special % the Gazette.
BKEvnLE, TEX Msy 20 The members
of the Press Association were banqueted
at Corpus Christi Friday night and passed
north yesterday. The members Of the
Colorado association go to Galveston, all.
delighted with their trip 20 Arkansas Rsss,
the future great.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
BULLS FOR BAIE.

A I haye' for sale at Blue Mound
Dse5ded stock farm 100 short Horn
e<ss,M sao Hereford bulls, from one 70
~, seS5.' "o years old. j. W. Burgess, Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
lad cations thss Besf Cattle VIII Bring
<. More Rexsans b!e Prices Durlng
The Coming Season.

A Committee ef the Nortbwest Texas Live
ssock Association IA eets at Fort worth.
Action Tsksn-sbipping to Arizona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

The Warrenton slock farm of Parker
county is shipping large bunch Of thor
oughbred sshort-horn bulls to the Aztec
Cattle Company Ct Arizona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Large Horse Wspsel
In exchange for tResN ones. "Fetcf
sD0xf WORTH GROCER COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Evaporated ReeDGsfffes,
Fine and nice sss'sks Fort Worth Grocer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

art,,ian bath house, head of Houston
r,,et, northwest corner of square. Hot
ma, at all hours. We have made special
,rsngsmeSH for the accommodation Of
a;Ies, ssnti men and their families. Finest
vssr Ia Inc state Markle & Haymaker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Colonel B. B. Groom of Lexington
Ky, who in times past had large interests
in the live stock industry OF Texas, ant
who yet owns considerable real estate il
the western portion of the state, was II
the city yesterday, shaking hands will
his friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
LIVE STOCK.
- EOR 5AEaiG.

:. w AND THRRFzYEAR OLD STEERS,
sfeer county Apply to W. 2. n.
-S1a, Beaumont, Texas. - ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Pisnos to Ss.fec. Il. Edwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

Correspondence cr tne kitnmoni uispatchl
ItGsY. Ma. November II. loSS.
Mr. Herbert BsrDee, the sculptor aud E
sou 81 Tire l8ts William T.. baThre. The
t,ltni,d Virginia sculptor, 81 Visiting bis
mother at ncr home near lursy, aud VIII
doubtless SPEED the wtster in this county.
ST. Nrt,e has just completed neW work -
said t0 be one oi his best conccptlons-enti~
tied Dawn" which has been purchased by
gentleman living n New \ ORR city.
Mr-. Lena Eobanuou, wife of DR.. T. \.
Bobaunon, oi TINS place, died 81 her home
iu luray Yesterday morning, AFTER an iiin,ss
Of several mouths duration. IA thc forty
seventh year oi her age. Mrs. tohannon
Ns.a beloved mpmber OF the Nau.Sueot Bop
t,,t church of this place, aud hai large circle
az friends. Her remains were inferred in
Grcn.1iu cemetery this afternoon, Rev. l..
T.. Niitourne conducting the funeral ser.
yi,c..
me lodv Of Mr.. willard y. Shine, who
committed suicide d, the -. james Hotel 10
ei,lmond on Sunday last was brought 10
tbi. county Yesterday evening aud inferred
TODAY in toe family burylng-gr0nnd rear
bi. fathers residence, shout eight miles
from lurav. Tee sad news OF SHINE
untirtlv death WAS q great sh - To- ms
community, whore &c was well known and
nad a nunhrr Of relatives. Alr. empe
leaves widow and little daughter lew
vtats of age. His crie'~'trckrn family htVo
re deep sympathy % this cuille community.
Sir. 4. ohipe, the father of ". x. Shipc' i'-
side. win Dts vile and one son 10 THIS
county about eight miles from LufAy'
A series % meetings are 10 progress 10
Nan.Sucet Baptist church ~ this place.
The ra,tor, Rev. L. r. Msi0ourne. Is assisted
hy Rev. Dr. James Nelson, pastor OF eIauu-
ton Baptist c1arca.
Quite q rumher ~ our citizens visited
Richmond aud the Exposition qua all re-
turned well pleased With their Trip, L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
ALCOHOLIC TnAsCEs.
Queer Experience OF Men Who Didm't
Esnow what They we're Doing,

IANM OK AtluaNH-I
The peculiar theory srt up by the defence
In murder trial last week, that toe accused
man VS. in state of alcoholic trance, ia
which coRs'I0usnc,s and memory we're lost
while his actions were apparently RATIONAL
recalls some strange experiences Of Ntw
York residents A lawyer who conducted
ono 81 tie most important criminal trisl,
Of the last two years showed marked pecd-
lisrite. nm the course OF the tri1l, which lasted
over 4 month. A medical Journal asserts
that the lawyer drunk over plot OF brandy
q Day AVID after the trial retired To hi' coun-
fry-n0usc and soon after stopped drinking
lie aWokc one morning and could not recOi,
Icet a siugie incident of the long irlai after
the forenoon Of the frat dav. Wben be- read
The proceedings o. ne trial his reading re-
caleu nothing o his mind and the details
were a. new % him as 10 one who bad been
absent nom the country while The trial wa
gong on.
An incident which created some interest
several wears ago was the action OF we'll
known lawyer. who has prosecuted sud de-
Tended many noted criminals. He was
formerly an imm0derite duuker, aud one
evening after an extended "spree" he Weht
10 Police Headquarters and entertained me
reporters With long story OF beautiful
Chicago heiress, whom bee desien'ied 10y
some such name as Mary Ann FinBegan.
The h.ire.s bad been kidnapped from
CHICAGO, aud was, the iaw'er said, thea Dr.
tanned a. q prisoner By Inspector Byrncs.
Some of The papers contained tong reports
the n~xt DAY OF the woes Of Mary Ann
FInaeeau and The lawyer made an affidavit
as 20 tle alleged facts, and procured a VIII
Of ha5els corpus from 4 supreme Court JUS
Tee, directing Inspector Byrne- 70 BRING The
younE WOmaR tutO court. " vas ,dpse'
qurniiy aseeftsiuel thai 10 such hfiress bad
lived IN Dblc4g0; 20 youuz woman pad Oeen
kldnlppcd. and that Inspector hyrnes had
no prisoner 10 his custody. The Whole 1nAr
va. fiction OF The diseased brain, and the
lawyer afierwarl dcnied any consclou'ness
Of the Transaction, although bic aclons had
not been sucH As % lead ersons WHO -"
him 10 believe h.m Irrational.
A story is told Ok country banker who
cqme TO Eew YORK. on important business
sud drank On unusual amount VI nqu0r.
lie made some engagements, kept them al,
trans ctcd hi- business correctly, and then
bought ticket under sn assumed name aud
sailed on az outgoing steamer. When three
d.ys out be awokc aud could not remember
the incidents from the day before be sailed
until be found himself Oh the steamer 30
m.d.ocean lie returned on the next steam
"a. HeIsa man who . universally CONSIDER
rd truthful, ana he says thai be cannot reco!-
lect any OF the transactions OF those dags. ln
which he dealt WIh many businessmen
who noticed no pecuharity 10 ais actions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
A DEFAULTING PATuAsTER.
How Tie Eosboa Bis Employers for
five Years.

A Dcs Moines Oa.) special says: W. L.
stonghtoo, the Ascending psymasier oil TIE
Moline Wagon Company, i proved to have
been adffsuiier 90 the extent OF S2i.JOe.
Tue investigation ~ bis books was concluded
today. II shows that he stole $3.50 every
s,mi.monihly paf.diy for the last fve wears.
which amounted 90 t2i,700. st0uRhlon's
method 81 stealing was one tngenlOusly plan
neI. skifuly carried ont. and cleyerl7 con.
cosled lt ha- been going on for period OF
fuily five years, aud Il is likely ihat he
could have continued it still further but
for his own car,lessness, which led 10
bis detection lie bad eutire charge Of the
pa7-tOOks and the discussing Of about tl,O0O
q week among wOfkmen 10 the factory. 10
preparing the psy-roils 10 'uomit 10 before
men OF the various departments Tor the In
s.fti0n oi the time 81 the men he would
copy from The saiafy -books the Names OF
ricn who bad previously been IN the employ
~ The company bat had since severed their
connection. The foreman would return toe
rolls without, % course, marking the time
Of the men who were no longer working for
the c0mlanv. and then stOught0n would
himself hi ont The time, submit the list TO
the cashier. and gef The money Tor 81 The
time be bad himself inserted IN the rolls.
Ilc bad q cloir gain FOR bis own pocket and
satisfactorily accounted to the cashier and
the company.
In this way S;oughton Kept 40 the ac-
counts ~ three different sets OF mcn-tWelYe
ga ali-snd weekly the cashier turned over
the money for the pay ment Of these men,
whose time had been artiully flcd In by ibe
ps,mas,er inFiesd Of the foreman uuder
whose respective department they were re-
corded. Before The lists were submitted %
the forsmon for The Filing in o. the tine
siouebton erased Whatever he bad written
81 himself until The list should be returned 10
him. This "doctOring" business went on
very nicely until one week recently, when
SJought0n neglected 10 erase the iinle he bad
written IN himself, oHd the foreman, to
whom 10 hsd been submitted, called hi, NJ
teniion % u and reminded him that the men
credited vita the time had uoi worked FOR
the company i0r Year,. ~touChton became
embarrassed at The detection, and urged the
fprcmsn 90 shy nothing arout The discovery,
bug the foreman "squealcd,' and the way
u q revelation of the paymas'er's rascality
WAS opened. he made q complete confess
zion II Dis cimo before leaving. lie en-
tered the wagon company's Office twelve
year. ago alta salsry Of three dollars per
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
EXCITING SESSION
IL THE ASSEMBLY OF TIE EEiGHTs OF
LABOR.
Held Guilty OF Insubordinat and Order
ed to Be Publicly Reprimanded By
tho General Master Workman.
ll,r t.leer.nh to tho plspalch.l

INDIANAPOLs. November ~. THAT there
had b1cn an exciting session taIs morning
was made evident by the bearing Of Toe
delegate when they leit he bail At bali-past
!, an hour and hall after their usual hour
for adjournment. The Pres COMMITTEE
gave out it, report 81 the proceedings TO the
effect tba' q C. skrA.ngton trouble bad been
under discussion ail the morning, snd the
General Executive Board bad been sust7ined.
This was their statement, but the facts - de-
yeloped later do not wholly bear them out.
The report Of tie committee was 90 the ei-
feet that be be held guilty d iusubordlna-
ton. and be- su pended FOR one year Ibis
report vas ;akcn Up in two seciilns, and
DIV vo'e Of 90 10 81 be Was
found guilty. o. characterization snd
violation OF his Obligation. On motion the
penalty made was e public Teprinsod from
the General Master Workman, thcvote being
lille closer, hul no figures were given out.
A prolonged and 81 times heated debate pre-
ceGed this aciiau. IN which skc0inZtOn nnd
Csya0augh led the opposing forces. ibe lat
ter taking he ground that fbe committees
action should be Uphold or 70 would be- put
iinea premium on insuhofd nation. ssei-
Gn1ton rcpclied his claim that his action
was justified ty the Circumstances. Oihcrs
Joined warmly IN the iqht and ~ was only
settled af.er more Than four hours con-
test. There are nineteen ot1fr cases before
the Grievance Committee, which VIII be
taken mp ater
Atthe afternoon session the Finance Com
miftce, through Hugh Cavanaugh, Chairman,
reported that u had found the methods Of
disbu:siuG ibo funds very loose; that biils
bad not been c0nnfersigucd before being
paid; thst some officer should be given the
veto power IN regard 10 The expenditure Of
money, and that under such plan more
money would now ne in The treasury, and
further recommended thar more business
Ike methods be- established. They made
m suggestion of any crookedness, fnding
ail the accounts perfectly correct, aud the
report states that The reductions already de-
cldcd upon by the consolidation and rcduc'
ton OF offices would foot up $4,000. ~aia-
rios will remain the same as heretofore.
Power is given 20 the General Secretary and
Treasurer 10 throw out excessive stems from
the cxpcndituros. By q vote ~ 'S 70 ~ 70
was decided 20 continue the salary OF 1000
10 the General Workman. and tic secretary
snd Treasurer viii no paid 5l.f0O. The mcm-
bers 90 the Executive Board VIII receive 81
q dlv and expenses.
The report of Che committee wac adopted
md these matters as 10 salary came up it0-
mrdia'cly afterwards.
Barrys story sul continues, hls latest
in-t4lnent being intended ~ show that Pow
derly's administration destroyed and altered
all documents liable to cet Them ia trouble,
and calls tbo journal Of United Labor q
blachmaiiing sheet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
rRr EwPEEor's srEsCm
Hs opens the HeichssaE IN Person.

lIy American cable s. ule Diapachl
BgnN. November ~ TIE Rei.u-tls as-
sr1a.isd today. the Emperor opened Tie
session ln person. lu his specie he said lho
tours he bad re,cnflr wade convinced lim
Chat thc 0esire Tor impc.i4 unity Was deeply
rooted 10 thc people. lie referred 90 tac in-
-'usioa ot Hamburg and Brcmcn m t1c
German customs union aud % Che conc'a.
sion OF The commercial convention Wah
Switzerland. he ass gratiasd 10 know lh't
trade had improved, aud said that
lhe prospect Of hicloy prices i0l
farming produce justified the hope 81
81 improvement IN agriculture. lie
emphasized the pacific character OF Ger.
nauy's iorciEn relations aud policy ana s1'o
shat his VISIT abroad. - hicH nsJ been under
token with the view % etcgIng an under.
stsudinF 81 the l0tefest OF peace, had cansed
gnWersd confidence IA the Maintenance o.
peace The Emperor inside no reference TO
SOY millisry bills or credits eNd touched but
briefly upon the East African affairs
fhe Emperor SAID be had undertaken 10
execute hi ffandiather's precious legacy
viii referees 70 social and poltlcll lesisla'
too, lie Old not indulge The bope that y
would be possible % bgnlsh from tue world
BY legislation the distress and misery u
msnkiad. II was the duty o. the Govern
meut, however, 10 alleviate this - Tar ~ pos
tible, and by organic Institutions to bring
Shout The organization OF tfulh.
IA relation " the East African alairs DC