Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-18
NEWS AND ROTRa.
a young man in AshevliIe, N. c., broke
his leg while pulling CT tight boot.


a young man in AshevliIe, N. c., broke
! his leg while pulling f tight boot.
Mrs. Gsyrison weErs hustle s1d is g
firm believer in the practical value OF tnEt
article.
Three thousand and i've hundred
watches sre mar uisctuied every dsy il
This country.
Three thousand meu ere al work in
Chicago ct rXisirg e six-story building
six feat five inches. l: Twill take SAC. 600
Miss L zioeth Stuart Phelps, noT
Mrs. Herbert Ward, proved her earnest
devo ion to the principles OF dress ref1:m
By having her entire wedding wardrobe
nade a. q dress reform establishment.
Less thsn fifty years ago there W not
Photographic csmers in the world; to-
! { sY there are $1,000 Photographic estsb
lishlents, TO sag nothing Of the thou
sands OF GmEteur oa,hts, in the Uaited
States.
A Michigan MAJ Who decided to settle
in Jasper, Ala shipped his goods there
BY rail, and then, with his vile and two
children, drove the whole distance, loco
miles. They Ia ssplsEdid time ana saw
more OF the country aud people :hsn
years Ct railroad trsVei would have per-
mised.
a prominent C1icsgo lawyer is Miss
Ellen J. Martin, who has been practicirg
since 1876 and has bull. up az extensive
rtff n hgI5t
ericSS Perry, is sleo successful lawyer
woIk necessary in the cases that come 10
them.
Louis McMugraY, the first mal to sac
cessfulIy c.n oyateys and the owner Of the
largest corn canning factory N tie world,
died recently a: Frederick City, Nd. He
Oegsn business in 1851 in 8 modest wsg
aud before his death employed more than
1000 hsucs in 4 single establishment. lie
leaVes behind large fortune.
A Ycung nan CT Albany, N. Y, wiz
Prices tinself on his ability TO DO queer
thiGgs, Eow 6Ssoai5hes his friends by
toEsing up & erape and IS 1t comes doBa
cutting is eX,cly IN two with one stroke
CT his rsz)r Il took him ever FIVE weeks ,
20 learn the trick &ni il cost him the end ,
Of enc Of MS hrgcfs before he eucceeded. |
A French physician, DE-. Gautier, hss
iallen martyr to his zeal IL irvaetigat |
;Dg The su6iect Of Infection by tuber, |
Cuicsls germs. While puIveg'zrg pull |
monary discharges for the purpose OF
making experiments he became himself |
intec cd and died early last month. DR.. |
Gautier rested The wound which Bou- |
larger received il lis duel with Floquet. |
A novel watch IS beirg manufactured
ny the Walthan Watch Company. The
case Plates sic OF BZlz.linp pebble or
rock crystal. Holes are diilled in ire |
crystal plates f3r the VyElOus GCIeYs sLd
ii .tings, the piyGte sic SCI IN Iu5iGs GCd |
sspphire2 and the plates G5e hsId spirit
oy eepphire pillars. The dial iE 4 sk2.e
ton OF gold. Diamonds m1Ik tne houIs
End ru0ies the minutes. TIE Wa!Ch is,
ii course, transparent.
British India "a big country. OF the
total ares, 3G4 100000 acres under the di-
rect administration OF EaglsId, only
l52. go, 600 acres STG under cultivation
a very laIge portion OF the remainder ig
r. turned ss unfit for cultivation, End tie
Iarest5 ere credited with 40, 900, 600 2cras,
but there still remain no less than 80.s
900 900 Cui!iYEble gCres yet untouched By
the plough. At the present time the pop
ulStion OF British India IS 1ss 200, 100000
persons, and thus simple sum IN sritn-
metic will show thst there Is still room
for another loo. 100000 people without
any additional squeezing.
An OEensville, Ky, telegram Of No
vember 10, says: MIR. Jesse D. Atchisun
died 6 feT months ago, leaving s large
estate. and, rs he had no children OF his
OWE, mis- Will bequesthed the greater
psrt Of IL &c the child Of woman whom
ne had adopted and raised. Mr.. Atchl
sons widow set up g claim TO her late
husbands property, the question oeing
IS to whether the child Of al adopted
ca1ld can inherit or not. By the decision
Of Judge Scott ia the common pleas
court to-day the will stands, The EidoW,
d course, getting her dover. The case
viii go to the court OF appeals. The
question is new one In Kentucky couftE.
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