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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-12


especially of the village of Cumberland Mills
the death of Mr.. Warren will be felt as the
death of no other man could be. He was es-
teemed by our citizens as no other man was,
and in this village, and win say in this
town, there cannot be found man who will
lisp word against him. None of our towns
men received such a welcome as did Mr.
Warren when he visited US, for he was jov-
ial, good natured man, and by his genial
manner. reached the hearts of the people.
When he was well enough to attend to bus
mess he visited the mill once a month, but
later when his health began to fail him, he
would sometimes remain away year. Last
fall was the last time he visited Cumberland
Mills, and then he did not come so much to
look after his business as he did for pleas
ure. He was a wonderful business man and
so long as he was able to be out he gave more
or less time to matters concerning his great
mill here
"Mr. Warren was a gleat story teller. and
he was always ready to tell story and al
ways ready to listen to one. He had pleas
ant word for everybody and was fond OF
joking. Our village owes everything to him,
and it will be long time before 1t torgets
the deeds of its generous benefactor. IL
might be said that Mr. Warren was the VII
lage, he has done so much for 1t. lie was
interested in every great Improvement that
was suggested or carried out III Il6 Town anu
especially in Cumberland Mills. We have
an elegant church here for half of which
Mr.. Warren paid, and when dollar was
raised for church furniture by the ladies,
Mr.. Warren put dollar with it. He also
built splendid parsonage close to the river
and gave the rent of it to the church society.
He built our only large brick block in which
are Odd Fellows Hall and other rooms used
by different societies, and so far as this
building is used by the town the rent
charged is very low, barely enough to. pay
expenses. Mr.. Warren introduced
the electric light furnished the power
at his mill, and it didn't cost the town a
cent Many of the houses of the mill oper-
atiyes are also lighted by electricity. He
built scores of good houses, and rented them
to the people he employed for just enough to
pay the expenses of keeping the houses in
good repair. In all, he had about 100 tene
ments. the most of which are handsome cot
tages, each being occupied by but one fanny
although he built some larger ones for two
families. In these, however, only about 80
per cent of his employees lived, for In all
there were employed in the mills some $50
men and women. and in the mills at Gardi-
ner and Yarmouth, he employed many more.
AS have said Mr.. Warren was interested
in all things for the interest OF the town, eS-
pecially this village. He knew what it was
to be poor, for thirty-four years ago, when he
came here, he was without money, and the
SON of poor parents. Many of our most
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

NECESSITY is the mother Of invention
end discovery. The cid i1ea YVES that
Western Texas WIS Only good grazing
country; but tie country became over
stocked With cattle, the grass gave out,
and the price Of cattle went down. There
Tas 5 necessity for new movement. It
IVES made; the ground was plowed up
and planted, IND We harvest twenty two
bnehels of wheEs, seventy-nye bushels Of
oats, fifty bushels Of corr, and three
quarters Of bale cf cotton to the acre.
SoEe farmers will plow up their wheat
stubble snd plant cetton; others intend
10 SOW corn broadcast on wheat stubble
ground. TWO crops is the idee now from
one piece oi ground. Pretty good for
"oniy s gr,zjng country"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

THOSE sffl cted with "c1coethes ecri-
beudi" should beer in mind that there are
two essentials, in order this! their msnu-
script gsin the EDITORS attention. It
mus. be written on one side Of the paper
only, and in every instance be signed
with the writer's true signature. A pau-
city OF ideas may be overlooked, or IL
Eligibility Of writing forgiven, but an
omission of the name, or writing on both
sides Of the sheet, is sin for which there
can be no forgiveness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

TIE Work CT the Deep water Convention
Austin Statesman.
A careful and unalarmed reading of the
deep water convention csN fox Fort Worth
will disprove the idea that it is the iuten-
don Of that convention absolutely 10
settle upon the eXsc. location OF the deep
wSter pert Texas IS determined to have.
The CAL Tesds, those interested in the
establishment" OF such port; ard sgsin,
"she hope is INDUCED that, By certf full
Investigation and calm deliberstior, scne
one point can be selected" This does
not mean inst this convention will decide
upon that noint. As we understand
the case this convention is simply
in answer to the unanimous verdict OF the
entire state fer deep wster port. II is
5 step leading up to this result. At this
convention the conclusive ED emphatic
densud Of the people will be made for
government aid, not fer half deem IN
sVsilirg and unsatisfactory hSrbors, hut
f r one cOmmodious ard amply deep port.
l. is not necessary that this convention
designate the D ace where this port
slould be. A mixed sad general as
sambly, such az tie Fort Worth conven-
ton will Oe, can not, IN the rs'Ure of
things, have at hand I'll tie information
requisite to congIderste action snd upon
which ihis seleC ion must be predicsted.
The otjac. is for the convention TO piece
before Congress- its demand that Texas
shall have ample federal I'D fCT some one
port, aDd then tbst The assistance OF com
petent United States engineers ard other
experts be called in thso the location Of
this per: may be decided upon. This is an.
easy ard natural ISOLATION q this mggf
vsXsd question. The convention "a
psVa the Way for request for tn8se;
United States engineeFs, and also ESilr
give our delegation in Cong ,ess notice 81
ghst tie state expects st them in the n
CT having federal sid expended as indf
Gated The convention is the only wise
sid practicable thing, under the cirp9E
stances, snd every county OF the&ste.
should be represented in it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
an OPEN LECFEg,
The Fort Worth Board of rrzde to the
Galveston News

The Fort Worth Board Of rrzde to the
Galveston News
The following letter was sen. 10 the
Galveston NsWs in response 30 aa edi-
to1ial il tina. psper-reproduced in is
Dallas echc-reiec;iug upon the motives
CT The Fort Worth Board Of Trade and
the people If the city IL calling s Geeu
water convention. As the Nsws does no,
seem inclined 10 give the organization
which it mslgned 81 opportunity 10 be
Eesrd through It's columns the letter IS
published here:
FORT WORTH, IEX., June IL, ISSS
Edito- Galveston News:
SR-In the editorial notice OF ycur
edition of Sunday, in referring to tie
csll CT the Fort Worth B3s-d Of TTsGe
for deep water convention, you indulge
n mary misleading and Inaccurate state
ments.
You claim "thst the Fort Worth cti-
zans ere attempting TO control or select
the point on the coast O? Texas fjr G
deep wsteI port" sud ask from whom
did We, the Fort Worth Board Of TIsde,
receive our authority for issuing this
call" beg to sts:e that not one, but
many meetings OF cur citizens were held
in this city Ia reference 20 this cali, sid
tiealY.it Was unanimously decided that IN
order to properly ceptrAliza responsibility
the call for the convention be
under the management CT the
Board OF Trade. You claim thst We lack
the advice Of trained government en-
glneers. Il is not many years gilce
Your paper wss opposed to govsrEmsrc
engineers. Now yau favor them, so also
Goes the Fort Worth Board OF Trade.
Government engineers of the highest
character have been Invited to attend this
convention, also many from civil life.
Notably among them, Colonel Andrew =,
partner OF the lamented Cspssia Esds.
TIE convention will be III possession of
charts and other details, showing the
present depth Of water at al lath.s On
GERS will De present TO assist IN dsseuss.
ing the subject. The gccd peoRsesot ca;
weston do not increase the dssRh of4Sae'
water a. ;hst point oy beIissAhg tasao-
lives o! the several huaassd deIsg6tes, 4
100000 people, VINO Wilt
De II attendance. With reference to
Fort Worth controlling tie convention,
the humblest farming lad in Tex
as Knows 10 tue contrary. Inc
city Of Fort Worth will be en-
titled only to the same representa-
lion on the floor of the convention as the
smsilest village or municipality in elmer
Colorado, Kansas or Texas Simply in
to her population will she be
represented in thss convention, the same
rais applying to every town, city or legts- |
.atiVe district in al the states aud terri
,0ries represented. Aud it viii remain |
Tor that convention TO ascertain the most
suitable point on the coast to obtain deep
water. We are snxious that your city De |
geil represented. Ii will be on. earnest
ie6ire to officially ard socially receive
hem in & manner that they VIII carry TO |
heir homes pleasant recolectiogs CT the |
Q1een City OF ne P.sius" Very
THOMAS J. HURLKY,
Secretary EosIG q TrsGe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
TIE DEEP WATER Question:

Louis MuhleRberg Haupt, whose Iecent
discoveries in methods for improving the
entrance TO sIluvisl tarboTs has brought
him prominently before the pubic, IVES
born at Gettysburg Pa, in 1914. He
WAS appointed TO csdetshlp at West
Point il the fall OF 1858, and four years
later graduated from that irsti.u-
ton sud was assigned to duty
with the United States corps Of engineers.
His frst service was assisting in the
triargulstion Of Lake S1per,or. In the
spring of 1859 he was appointed SIS aide
and engineering ofcer On he staff of
General Candy, then IN charge
OF the Fifth military district
(cexas). While In this position
lie oecsma intimately acquainted with the
Texas Gulf coast, snc deeply interested
ID TIE question OF how to obtain deep wa
Ter II the most economical manner. II
1878 Mr.. Haupt resigned mis- position in
the United States engineer corps TO &C.
cept the professorship of civil engineer
ing Et the University of Pennsylvania.
Among the best known CT Professor
Hsupt's writings are his papers on
"Rapid Transit" "Rsrbor Studies" and
the physical Phenomena Of Harbor En-
frances"
In e paper entitled "Great Transpozta-
ton Areas OF the United S,stea," read
before the Engineers Club OF PhllaGel-
phis, jane 2, 1888, speaking of
tie trade inlet and outlet Of the great
southwest, Professor Hsupt Gays:
ticks is chs door, but time has locked
snd barricsded it with send, which. thus
lar, the efforts CT man have been unable
to open and remove. This Is u
enc Of the Eoss important
problems OF the future. So important
has it become that the people Of this sec
ton CT the country have called a general
10 maet a. Fort Worth, Tex
on the 10Th CT July next, TO discuss
and consider the question CT creating
g deep water barber g! some point on the
gulf coast, west CT the South Pass. 1t is
& subject Of great interest 10 al depart
nents Of engineering, sid hence have
txken the liberty OF inviting your a.ten-
ton 70 ~"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
BLnTNE AGAIN,

He hRa Written Only Two Letters and IE
not sseh,nS she Nom nation.
NEW YORK. June 2l- Thursdays TrI-
baue hiss the Following:
London, Jug 20-Mr. Blaine asks ne
to say that all Iumors in the United
States pretending TO give letters or dis
patches from hin or any OF his party
touching political topics Of any kirc may
be promptly dIscredited unless sigued by
Mr.. Blaine himself. He has seat nothing
whatever en- the presidential question
except bis Florence and Paris letters and
has had no correspondence Of cry kind
wish any gentlemen named in connection
with the Republican nomirstion. MI
Blsine is now on the borders 81 Scotland
End is pursuing his coaching tons. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
NOTICE 20 THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. L. CALHOUN and Mr.. ED. CURD are
the General Agents of THE GAZETTE. Thi,
office will be responsible for all monies paid &c
and settlements made by them,
The local agents of THE GAZETTE are known
In their respective communities, and are re
sponslble to the subscriber until he gets his pa-
per, showing the maturity on the label, which
they can examine and see that they have credit
according TO the amount paid.
All parties are CO toned TO examine care
fully Inc letter of authority of any person not
known to them, who represents himself as
travelling agent of or solicitor for subscriptions
80 THE GAZETTE.
We cannot hold ourselves responsible for the
acts Of those who have no authority to repre-
sent us. DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
He hi, ks Bis'2o @il DO Ecm'nstcd But
Says Ha Cal VIZ he Ei4cted.

He : his kA Is Ri=C VIII DO Nc M n2tCu Bui
saysHa Can y We BE Ej.cted.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 21.-PostI
master General Dickinson is here attend
ing ,hu welding Of mis- nephew. Speak
ing Ct the poligicsi SITUATION il Chicago,
he said: "The Chicago Convention ai,er
airing its EsYo-i'e s0Ds viii rush ike 5
tidal wbve 10 Blaipe, wAcm l believe viii
be Gom lnAtet, Dug frat there must BE- IN
oppor unity g:aated for letting { If the
vast Pent-up eloquenCe in suqp5rs 81 tha
various insIgn f;aG5 booms. Blsiae, l
believe, is sure 10 De the caudiisE5 Cf Eis
party, but he viii never De President.
Cleveland sId Thurman will unite oil i1e
sections OK IOdisns into sn harmonious
whole and Cleveland Will carry New YJEk
by $4,000 majority. Dspew he's 10
CHARGE, and the red oa4d4uEs viii ,y6vs
from north TO sOutl eGd the DeuocTAss
Will score 3 handsome victory. l isel
j1st az sure Of l. as tia, l an Give.
C.eveland's administration has been .
clean one, and Thurman Till give tae
ticket strength that no Republican ca
venti0n can overthrow. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
TO kYkHTlH nEsp.

a ys-dics # Murder fns F-rf- D-E:ra In
the Cs1s CT Bob .z:ues
Special to the Gazette
JGFFERs on, TEX Ju-a q -T-e case
Of the Sta:e Of Texas W. F-J H.-lrr
which hiss teeu on .lis- s.-cs Ec- sy
morairg, terninstei THIS evening. TIE
Cs6e wers 70 the jIryst 3 e'liccE, -li
sitter icing OF. zee t0u-, they ...u1--t
verdict q guilty Of MURDER . -. is
CeGree ard assessed the 1g-.s1~l-cl g
deGth. This has beGG CHe. Of lie lsrtsst
contest d cases that bag. been 1.,c On
the stEte's docket :or yesls, but il mus.
be 5sid tha' MS crime Cf tne EaksssiLgtJn
u Ike Bailey last March was t-s s--s.
dihbohcal oced committed Il N -1'7
for msGy yeaUa. The facts Egz-7Terl Cc-
| Ysloped on the Stand, 4nd IS cent s=--
foy him immediately upon being s1l5s.gli
we're as follows: lie Bailey VAS Prose
CSting Hines for stealing seyersI hlrc--a
pounds OF seed cotton. Some days oe-
lore the trial was to come c e BlIeg Ell
home in the afternoon - -9JH
for his mule, and when a5Cl. NO
miles from his home 1t ne.
Hines Whereupon Hines shot him down.
He then TOOK his gun and pounded rs
mead into Jelly WhilG4 he Sss p.=ellLS
for mercy, and later seht pistol ISL no
his brain to make sure OF Zig TcIA'
Hines came near beng mObtet Sc me
train, bu! wss finally turned over 70 LEI
the law t,ke its course. All CT bis mega
bors snd friends agree tina: 1t IVES Is!
verdict. He Feemed to be qu!te oval
during the trisl, sud there Iss not pei
ceptible Change in his cOuateualce u1'n
the resdiHs;o the verdict CT lhe jury
Both Bartfss are colored.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
DEEP WATER CONVENTION.
Tho favitation Sent Out By tho Fort Worth
Board of Trade,
"Tae commerce CT Is nation is the main.

Board of Trade.
''Tae commerce ofa nation is The main
spring Of prosrerlt7"-T Fox.
TIE FORT WORTH BOARD Or TRADE.)
SECRATAKY'S q FICF.
FORT WORTH, ZEN, June II, ISIS
DEAR SRA coETeutIon q delegates
from TIE trade organizations, nun cipal-
tiles and people interested il the estsb-
l!shmert Of
DEEP WATER PORT ON THE COAST OF
TEXAS,
his been called 10 meet a. Fort Worth,
Texas, July 10, SIS. fer the purpose Of
memoirs ;z.ng Representatives in Con-
gcess srd aevising mesns for the accom-
p.ishIant q this obi5ct.
The advantages TO accrue to the peo-
PIE of the eniiTe country west Of the Mis-.
sissippi river by establishing harbor on
the Texss coast which will admit sea-
2oing vessels CT the deepest draught,
must be patent to every mind that has
gwen the SUI jet careful consideration.
The action OF Congress heretofore II
making limited appropriations for the
different hsrbors on the Texas coast, hEs
not resulted in practical benefit to the
people OF tie county, and the hope is il
dulged inst by careful investigation and
calm elaboration
SINE ONE POINT
car he selected, snd by uniting and con-
centrs:ing the efforts Of the representa-
lives OF the people upon given point, an
appropriation can be obtained euffi ;iently
lsrge to secure harbor on the south
western coast which will be commensu-
rate with the vsst interests CT this rapidly
growing section CT the Uaion, ard enable
the commerce OF this section to seek the
markets OF the world by the
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE.
To this end you sre cordially invited,
and requested to send one or more dele
gates from your organization, mur!ci.
patty, or legislative district TO this con-
vention. Arrangements will be made
with the railway companies fer reduced
rates 20 delegates snd Others who attend.
As the time is short we respectfully urge
immediate action, and request that you
send to the secretary Ct this Board the
nzmes OF those selected TO represent you
in the convention.
f. E. CHASE. President.
THOMAS j. HURLEY, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
IN EXPRESS AGENT ARRESTED.
Only Part of the Money stolsn ia Ks
CGVsred. -.

Only Part of the Money stolsn ia Ks,
cGVsred. -
SUNBURY, Pa, June 81 -TheRlhker-
ton detective forcs arrested FEzpseas
Agent Huber for stealing S2s ,6Ogfyem
the Adams Express Company Agsfat 20,
1886 The money was shippsd t.oA
Pnilsdelphi. TO Shamokin to ply the ssh=
ployes CT The Mineral Mining Company.
Six thousand 6Oll.rs wss il gold. The
remainder vas done up in packages CT
$1,000 each. The money WAS found last
night in Huber's house behind The p.rlor
mantle. Sixteen thousand dollars is
missing and the remainder had not been
taken from the original packages Huber
ssEzSE arrested in Philadelphia. The Pink
sfeqs filters left here this morning for
p aihaelp hia with the money. Huber,
wsssss Old empIcye Of thscompary and
wssshighly respected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

MRS. CRAWFORD, the accomplished
Paris correspondent Ct the Warld, gives
it SIS her opinion thst the best Way to at
tain eminence in journalism, anc TO keep
il, is: $50 be very genulne and keep
between two pcles, eternity and the pes
emit moment. Do not poster about to-
morrow or the next dsy." The Success
fl journalist in Texas "does not poster
bout Tomorrow" he considers it
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

JOHN SULLIVAN went to England and
got himself well beaten; Mr.. Blaine may
intend learning Mitchell'5 methods. As
REPUBLICAN champion in the Presidential
fight these are Of 70 value; his opponent
has not o.ly spared well il the psst, but
hlj foot is on his native heath and his
name is Grover Cleveland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

Snacial to the Gazette.

Special To the Gazette.
WEATHEKFoRD, Tex, June 21.-The
willing Workers Will give an entertain
ment Tomorrow evening st the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. la B. Taylor On Lee
avenue. The entertainment will consist
OF readings, recitEtions, music, ice
cresm, cake and ell kinds Of fruit will be
served On the lawn. a splendid evening
of enjoyment will be spent, and no doubt
q very large attendance, IS everybody is
invited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

THE Chicago Hersld proposes that the
ticket be Filler and Foraker. Filter, it
thinks, could head Cleveland CT in
Pennsylvania and Foraker could down
Thurman in OHIO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

WITH the mercury st 80 the best advice
20 delegates is, keep cool. Stereotypsd
rules for eating, drinking, etc, ire worth
less in & Republican convention; palm
leaf fans avail nothing; the only safe
guard Is to keep your angry passions
from risipg with The mercury and not to
PACK the delegates SO that they will pile
upon one another.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
L FAIRLY kFRALHs
a Mau's Runaway WIS Returns and Tho
Hubbard Shoots Her Prramour.

a Mau's Runaway WIS Returns and Tho
Husband Shoots Her Pnramour.
Special to the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex, June 21+
Early this morning E MeNcsn nametf
Goodmsp was shot End j rioussly wounded
by William Day about two miles south Of
town. DR.. Dill was called to attend the
wounded msh snd found THAI three buck
Shot hsd struck him, ore IN the cheek,
ore IN the shoulder, breaking the collar
b1Le, al1 one IN the side, mskicg flesh
w6uld. The trouble which eliminated
in the shooting is as follows: Last De-
cemoer Goodman loft MS wife and small
children aud ran sway with Days wife
Goodmsn'5 wife snd Children went 10
L0u:sisrc, waere they have relatives
Dag received letter from his wife some
time ego fem some point IN West Texas
asktag for money 10 come home OF, and
stati: g thas she YVES tired OF living with
Goodman. Day paid 10 attsntion to this
sppesl. Lsst Friday Mrs. Day res
turned snd was reinsts.3d in ,.she
house she so d,eh0sored She
lives upon Mr.. Parks farm and peEf ~
lives MIR. Fletcher. TuesdaS night Ge6d-
man returned and stopped Ill FIetcher's
and the Eexs day went to work. boeing
cotton fer Fletcher. Wednesday Iisat
before retiring Mrs. Fletchir discCv; H
come one with gun. AeIwenssA taeShe
door and recognized Day. RzsScher
called him, oa4 he msde no answer ard
continued to wG!k around lie house is If
looking for sCTae enc. FIetcacr tcld him
that Goodman hsd Ict come in yet, aud
he went awsy. Goodman came in later
in the night, Early neX5 M -uing f etcher
tgok him cut 3 abort distl.1ca from the
house and began to warn h q to leave the
country. While they WeressIking, re-
poYt Of g shotgun rapg cut sard Goodman
fell 70 the ground. LockiGs- up, Fletcher
saw Day standing shors distance away
IRith his gus, making no atfempt 10 con-
Zeal it. Goodmgn's WOUNDS are serious
though not fatal, Ole of tks shot touched
FIetcher's face, but did no; hurt him.