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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Altheaxh zirl hshies srs scarcely ron
siferei ws~-h bri.-ia~ up ~ Cains. t1e
women q tse veIkiRg Gases tssrs hold their
own r.aCh better tAeH n most Asistic
couatrisz. .rd even sonre Earopssn ccuntries
Tha~ ~rrk ie taa Selds ~lta fheir htrsaa-.is.
tus re keaVtesf sat r1o~1 sissSr eshle tasks
49, aot iepcsef upcn tksz is Jarsn tss
pras2as wsnsea take 20 r. fs-ss. rad
making. etc va tassr has1anes. er te~n-s
q perfect ~1za'itF there is ncts ~ = save
.nd raster ~ 80 r-is-ior- ~ wife srd h'is-
hsnsi there. 2 anvfhirs tae wsraea sssr- 70
szke ths sd = tae sGsirx sf hfe aesoon
Esasza&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

NOR sALE-FIRsF CLASS UPRIGHT PIANO
II Tor oaie cheap for ca b. 1usi All - cncf
May be ~ e. AZ % Hesl kncEeet- tllIo noofs
FOoLn = as
I1ORskif-ONE NAALIkN roNEH1E sAUS-
4 sge Cls0Tpc BcGflg new lei hal q hst Il cost
al the fScloIy The said machine j. a. 065 n NeAl-
thy ave. Grand Eap4os. Mlch. 81
NOR SALE GOOD ROAD OR WORK Hoks 4
ior sAle. vii be sold cheap i sold iu-Ine1ia.
stely. J. j Hsnsn. u CsBal-sL .s'su
TOR SALE ~ ENtkA NICE DRY KINDLiN6-
y wood 81 Sl.bJ per lead delivered Grand
kanics Asgneer 60. StsIi
I WANT TO SILL NY HoReE fHAEToN AND
HoIaau, IS Cansi-tt Sssu
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Tke r-zais ~ A. sttscar.7aEt fsF 1ehe -
tAs progertv 81 a p sssssr cozatT. Ark-, -san
hrearat s5s a. ssa accident n c7srt- Arasng
tte creusrfv sfta-hes 'Sss soa,i herd -
-afr'a 50 81 .hesn -ee feef1r's -1fe ~asis
>ian, Sac s~ore tSas ~een 80 sTt ker
srses-s4 xp-e srrsxel ~ Be soarrsss - -~es
nc sese - zfre Asz a. ssEz~srtss7t risE, SD
i.sf-ss ssvs ker lssslT Tssriing zsifsr
Ta,s - Z gs~- sad prcSperss alsa uualt1Eisea
saH - ~~<sfe wsz "a keri ~ casese ~
~hich sAe -~sa NE ass elAzmI Yes Ter
S12
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
Situations Ranfed--NaLc.

MANIFESTATIONS AS CLERK, TEAM
W ster or assistant in ofrcs: will work cheap.
Address A. D.. box 8, this on.oe ~
YUANTED-A SITUATION BY an EXPERT
w lady stenographer and typewriter. q . =.
box T. care thin Ofice. "a
CITUATiON WANTED BY EAPEhiGNCkD
; bookkeeper No city references. ADDE'S
A. B. box 3 care his ozcs. -
yTANTRD-A SITUATION AT PLUMBING
W or Steam snd gas fitting can give bes. oi
references. Address J. D. B., Commercial Hotel
Muskerou Mich 2ftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Oue Of toe sirsnzsst things ia this
world . the absolute disregard OF truth
whica q poiitiosi organ displays in It's
Efforts so carry n poink A newspaper
conducted b. a hish-,onad. hoEorabls
sditor-oas careful in bis statements
s5out the rsvs OF the day. doss 60.
hesitate - print the moss unuitixssed
fslsshcods IN dsfsuss q It's psrty or in
sttsckiug ths oopo~itsoo. Here is tue
Grand Rapids Eagle filed with dsnisls
tbat The Democrats havs gained sny
strength IN ths lsts ccD.est ia ths Upper
Psniueuls.
Ibs facts ara lhst shs Democrats have
made wonderful xsins N Tie Eleventh
Distrist and While tAs Republican pagers
osy howl sbout sbs money seat M fhsre
% turn the district into ihe DsuoOra.ic
rsnks. 4 = equally true that the Repub-
hcaus sent mooey sh-rs--snd they used
= great 6eai mors lhan The Democratic
liA The ecniess vas conducted by sh.
t~0 state Central coufuittess. srd
Chsrmsn I n WnroS. OF tAs Demo
srnsis eon1s,tse. compl-teiy vursted
Ar BsrHS, Ct sas Rspubficsn committee
Ar WKzrcs. n fkcs. lid sorae rsmark-
able work and th- fact thar tee Repub-
iican majority ia thss sSstrict bss bssu
reduced ovsr tFo taoussnd aacs i~o
year, $50. amply preves tsis. rhsrs is
issls sp-sticn bat that K M wssrox
bad hsd another weeks tinas snt an
soasl sraoans ~ uoHsy WITH sb4 R4unA-
hesns. he wculd hsve aaade r aNrrsv
Bsszse sieetisn stsclutsly esr;asn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

It = fspei~5 ~ eTa's'ai pstr0n that
ths narf coEast Tis srFesr .n tks ferrl q .
hzra bette hevirs san Nesf-ei Ira
sr~r~v f~err sar ~esa ~ ir 80 rAtrss-
isrs Whistler tks csaceif ans tiet ecra-
8 n,snt 49, - veress rswsra to - ss-7
sas Dr. Fsrrca via crEtiars 90 srr9 f~rts
t-af wa-ss~fgl vegssstis = err ror17 sEE
rc~-f e~nHirssrr 81 a'sezs~ Be- sss rr
saasl +. nssafcissl sr1 hssIth-z5r nz rr.E-
r. e. fcr rrs~firs rlEe- SD fsrs ~ fr@
rer sf1 kftEevs - ear Frlrr fse - s~a
srF fa~srzs Il rieses9Ex sss feeew~s -
xhols svs~s. FsT srrsfs s3sas e. r1srs 80
ee1e-urfisn. of isrT scrrfe r. - es-tr
slaxts SIS pasnve sneesfe TfrazFiszs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

yyTANTgD - BY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN.
w situation ss noasekeeser. address &, box
10, Telegram Eerad d O.Sce. 4s
VffANTKD--A SITUATION As CASHIER OR
W assistant bookseerer by yeuDg LADY " bo is
soce penInan and has had some ezl fenoes
Applicant Wiz call by addressing c. B. box 3.
IeleEIRm- Herald. aft
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
For Ref,f--H0iESeS.

TOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE WITH NOD
4 en Improvements, at So West Brosdwgy.
Call at l26 Califoraik-st. Tor information. Join
Olson ~
ITO RENT = A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
L house delightfully."- located and within q few
minutes wax Of the Post Onlce Desirable
! tenants may ndaress I ID A boz = this once seff
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

IITATTED-A SUITE OF Rooms FOR LIcHT
W boaSekctp ping must be on ground f00r snd
within ten minutes ws'f of Monroe-ft 1edress
=. T., box 2, care "a o.hee. 4lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

tyEe. FI LoEFICY VIII GIVE LYssONs
u n aulfsr sid Esris pisying frivsfsif o-
fn s~se< fsTfssss F1tfhpl To- FTgftsf era
IstecHs 40T Hsue. IeFers cr SD q iaus -
reive5 A. hz TcVe5o7's apartments Io1 Ncnroe-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
For Renf--Busftless Places.

no RENT-BOIRDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
/ from Postohice. Ward d Ward, corner Lyon
and Kent-s;s z6tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

wo-~ tka~ s1a a.sa no ~urth - eYr.---
-srs ssi-pel fr-rn MsrTlsns so aii reTts e
tise ---riS shss seascn Over 81 sa perzr-s
srs era~Hs~e3 in fss In51Vfrv r re sests,
sns e ss7--rts besse< 80 sckooeefs sd
ssoocs r. safores tke 5sn far ~ resrs .srics
~ tse-s v~~ss1s - sssts rssainsaias ~ sys1~r
navv -cas rz - e. s-e.zerx zx
.hoors~s s1d ssxtx sioopx x-N-~ TsFs
ErsnlnG wsrid
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

fBaiy SUn8sf eEesgte8 fDsily.
Ffs er e. sali glt.e fjFlrylf kxurrs & =
W. ynate C f0 rec. iyue f8f lew turk a.
ton ena D. rsifs Vast
1bTnuFh feksss 20 81 p0ints eaEt aad =
49, fsf4nE 0rrfhs fEr p secured 81 4 y
r. An Railroad a ofboe svees's HotsI ana
81 lcpof
JtF. CSNrEEI1. City faAs Az
Gre RFEfE 7rskic Nsusger Chicsx9
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

rRNITrEF sTcRFD, FACKFU END
rer~rf FrreTt - kefe srnf ~ shrf-l ~ -
81 Fs%ef~ Hos4 81 rsuth Bivsien fsse-
rrr.s So esa grx'T q -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

IVANTEp--A RELIABLY MAN n TvTRY
" town IA Michigan 10 represent business NJ
which any DAN can create d perm 81 al aud
good paying business No trashy novelties ner
peddlinR. No csp.tGl reSRired Addree~. ea-
closing stamp G. W, Telegram Hersl0, Auske-
con Hicb setf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

WANTED - DRfSSEAKERs AND sFwTNG
W gfis wishing 70 learn the Kellogg French
tailor syftem o. cutting aad nstng 10 cal ~ ad-
oress school Of Dress Cutting, ~ clare 81. >0if
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

The nOu Der sf naes IA any sc cv~rtfsssnens q
worcs by seveo. ADy part Of = liss eoszssa
seeEe fall ffns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
BonrdIn0.


OlRDINc-aENTLENY or LADIES WILL
ID End rood hoard and rod rooIns icI sac pei
Veek By cailiEe IL Seu ! Division -. =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
Muskeg gon


pNCs, - vsssarn ave. Nusf Beak Ihs
Li-@sfsE- hfasls aellFeae4 eseEs assa1-ls a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

So-erne- s~uvxrosB ssya there ass
nevsr $50 sn auu~st slectica n thp
Eleventh Esstr1ct. szcept in - csse q
A-Fssrr. Ehis stztemsBt may be sat
town a. cohesion a. = polinesn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

nETR0TI. LAEsING 4 NORTHERN GRAND
IL RAPIDS Il -sssnaw Difi18u5 AZ trsffs a..
rifs a. sid dedsrf ron UHlUD uspot
T. u IN I've Arr IN = ~
frs1f ReriHs 81 80 sht-
fb8 Is1 ssRinsv tr ~ $50
sB5 ~ p fHa eieiusw rD $50
80 ctsnes srf fbs shoriest lire between Grane
RsTf5s saa "a ssgDsw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

ghs isteet Presidential rsnraix-
aoies - Ds-s Hfnr. q Na~ Tork. az
re@rs g. he tke sxs~rr1vs circulation q
his rtsrtrslt throEzkout ~ couairy in
coun~cssea with q shssmsksr's siv-rsise-
rssn& TAs wilr Gcvsruog = evidently
sfser -. Crsspin's r-ts
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

tt 'ccks - K Contrzrtor Rr-zAR Rr~o~
bad Tcttes ineo Al anpisassat pr.zsrs
u,ssf a. p~z-~x.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

> sens f-psxtf esFes grsna fsfFFs - 2
~ esrrrtnr fe@ecTefs - "a - - 'arnszs1
81 srs - - II erorFs srn1sT
TfrruFt tfftes fc - rrlns eff bfrtft - > esp
3rs f.asefes car - srl-e1 ltof "a 8 ttHfr,a
g. Nnfsas-si sre - der<f
tf rI
eE1 y. Nr-rsrr Cfts TSrEsf tVesst
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

sDsly. AL otkers daily erccps sunday
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
Ireeses - and ron Beffoit-PsriOr can TIa o.
Day Express and Grsrd Rapids Erpress b. and
IRON Hetroit-Direcf connections NJ sde Of Detroit
with a. through tTsius east - Tickets OF safe -
Union Ticket Office, "a Nonroesi, End Al Ini8s
depot
CHts. II NORRIS, een'l trt, a5 Monroe.
O. ". krGCELs. &. J.. and ! A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

wssne $50 go - ss~c1ss s~ne2sakzsss
fcv - lsck-ts sssk>ea xs~zs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

7-T~rEszFks AS fIFaf recx - 70 r
4 - w~-f - lfrr ra~-leT rsEF ssrfzlreS ~
fAsesrcck 4 s<yEsozz. s. pe~1 A1e
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Ths PsDsr - priaGsa ffsAn stsrsoty gs
Plates "a a Llshfaisz sssss fsrfsetts<
Fsess a - ths OaIy Daily in aiehigAa
Ootsia~ fho@~ - Dstssit tAat Requires I.
E4ss Press - Print ia Edlgloa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
ry-w~s<y1TTr,-sls~ 'Frsssas' si-zr3
hSS.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
NiR6is Consolidation.
LISTER FHANEIEN
Presenting fhe 'rlcsral~o Grams Ia lear sok
entitled "faiCACh IstACs'
Introducing forrfcas C,f Unles NffFifocrf
Scenery auc powerful casf 81 Gglfefs
sgpert G ic
RICHMOND sad GLrSKOY
The Msse E1ponelti u Houssnss
J.. MANNING. ths rnons7cb q tht se-isl verla
MTes JIMMIE SOUTHERN.
Tire Feite sorhrtffe end Vocalist
VERNON SISTERS
lu new an6 charming fpecsslti
THE WOODS.
livery odys fsysfifs Sketch kuistk.
MISS NAY OIIkH
The Queen of 81 sace ard ntnce ladies'
Grand Matinee Hednesday unt - .nrdas
MAI ifs Prices, l0 lt sua 81 csne
Popular Aosi ion- iac. ~. Sc And 30 uigheE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

cshn~4 pActer-ssh< ~ s. rr Sszsz a.
\ szzI1s seas sie<x- s. M~ez<~-A
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Tlcket for this snc ore mere eriersiDuelt a
Ceats nngif tickets nfeltE ilf snls AZ T..
Her ners. fston q yol's and tie uoor
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-25
Swift Birds.

Thomas Alexander. in his book en-
titled ''Game Birds OF the United
States" says that wild ducks, I'M
aided by the wind, fly from sixty to
100 miles an hour, and that the blue
winged teal, 90 going down the wind at
the top Of his speed. will make fully
$50 miles an hour, possibly more"
The swiltest bird on the wing is the
frigate bird, q sort of nautical bird
OF prey. Sailors believe that it can
start at the peep of dawn from the
coast Of Africa, and following the
trade winds, land on the American
coast before sunset. 1t can undoubt-
edly fly more then 200 miles an hour.
but we do not know of any trustwOr-
thy record Of the speed Of which it Is
capable--GOlden Days.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-25
Had Enough oft.

Boston Globe.
Little Fred D. and his father
and mother weregoing to board with a
neighbOr for two weeks, while the
house was undergoing repairs. Fred
was delighted at the prospects.
Mamma" ne said, didn't you
say must thank God for every good
thing?"
eyes, Fred"
.'Shall thank him because We are
going to bOard?"
eyes if you like"
When the two weeks had expired,
and the last dinner at the boarding
house had been eaten, Fred leaned
back In his chair and heaving q LONG
sigh Of relief, said, in the hearing Of
his hostess:
''NOw let's thank God we've got
through boarding.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-25
Safety Of Building AssOcia-
F5GnE

The cooperative banks, sometimes
called building associations, although
they never build directly, are the very
ingenious Out-grOWth OF an endeavOr
to make the savings of men Of modest
means yield a higher rate OF interest
than savings banks pay, and also to
distribute these savings in small loans
among the same class. They have
proved eminently safe and successful
IN both respects. But hers. also, the
borrower must have q s'margin, -
albeit q smaller one win pass muster
than IN the savings banks. This is
no indication of insecurity, fOE the
loan is at its maximum and the
margin" at its minimum only at
the outset, for the monthly payments
Immediately and constantly increase
the latter and decrease the formar.-
Boston Herald.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-25
Some cetLen.
the Omaha Herald.

From the Omaha Herald.
Pundita Ramabai is a young lady
from India who Is now lecturing IN
this country on the condition OF her
sex In her native land. She says
that N India girls are often betroth-
ed before birth. This statement Is a
little hard to grasp The girl who,
betrothed before birth, should tUru
out to be a boy would certainly be
playing q mean triak uDon somebody.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-25

'I.ook herel" she exclaimed. '"This
is terrible. You charge me twsnty-fiv
cents for that card OF buttons, and
back east could Get them for ten
cents" eyes, ma am, but Just think
Of the elegant climate you get throWed
a With eV ~ card Of buttons. -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-25

''The coming newspaper" We are
told, will { print any advertise
ments-" We were undes the impress
sion that it is the gong newspaper
that does not print any advertise
ments, and that reason is that the
Why II Is going--BOston Transcript.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
TEXANS IN WARRINGTON.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct Is Eleanor WARD
OF Texss, has been appointed to clerk
ship at 500 in the War Department
after serving probstory term Ct slz
months.
Chsrlea S. Curtice OF Fort Worth, was
married here yesterday TO Miss Atd:e e
BsGls CT this CITY.
SIOUX VISIT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is - Sixty-one
chiefs and SUD clieis Gtcm the great Sioux
reservation il Dskofs, composing dolegs
tions from the severai tribes Of the Sioux
nation, which h8ve come to Washington
to confer with the President and the Sec
retsry Of the Interior, were escorted to
the Interior Department ct 10 O'Clock THE
morning, where they met SecTstary Villas
and several other Officials. TIE Secretary
made speech to them and invited them
sll to talk freely in return, but they sslc
they were very tired from the long Tip
snd ssked to have the meeting postponed
till Monday, which was granted.
ToBE TRIED IN NOVEMBER.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is The case CT
Colonel james G. Tracy, formerly OF
Texas, who is under indictment for SIS
SAUL on j. B. Turner Lass July will be
tried early in November. Three impoT-
tEnt witnesses cannot now be secured
peceEsitates the delay. They sre Lee
Charles SteWsrt Snd Jadge
Gustsve Cook OF Houston. Colonel A.
Ii. Jackson Is counsel for Tracy.
DEFECT IN THE CRUISER BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, Oct ia lsiga crack
hiss been discovered in The Steel stem
post of the new cruiser Baltimore, which
was lau 1ched las. Saturday,. The ship is
now In the water, and Il will be neces-
sary to dock her before the defective st.fn
post can be attended to.
TEXAS PENSIONERS.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, O:t. 13.-The following
Texas pensions were issued today: Ia
cresses E1wsrd CooE, Edgewood.
Mexican SurViv0rs-Cslvin NJ. Car,
" eathe.ford, Tex. Mexican Wido~s-
Mary, widow of John Sewsll, f villa;
Sarah, widow Of John W. NICK nney,
Hicoi Msrshs. widow OF George w. SsE-
.ord, Hubbard.
TEXAS PosToFFICEs.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is The following
Texas postmasters Were appointed to-
Fay: Frsrciso G,zodetta, Polly, Ban
Zero county; A. B. Garrison, Lge, Gail
iress county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
sBssIsG.


BnooKLYE, N. 7, OcF. IS B tnokIyr,
8; Ai1iaGics. l. Hlts-8-oc klyq, s; Ath.
irtics, 8. E-r7rs-Rro1klyp 2; A,h!ae
les, 5. Bate ies--Hu.he, srd Clark
Seward sud RJuiasJn. Um2ire-GJlo.
.m.ti.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oa:. IS -BaItim gre,
0; Cleveland, s. Hns-Bsllimore, 4;
Cleveland, Q. Erroes-B4l:imore, 3;
CLEVELAND, 0. BAtterles-Whi:t.ser and
Csl z, Ploesser snd GfcGG!rc. Umpire
F Iguson. Game called ct the end CT
eighth ipnirg on account Ct darkness.
Bos1oN, MASS Oct. Is Frs. Game
Bos'oF, 5; P!t'sburg, Hiss-Bostou,
g; Pi1sourg, (. Errors-Bos,oa, s;
Ptisonrg, 8. Bst'eriea - Madden and
k7ny, Morris GId Carol. UGpire-Va!-
enttne.
Second Gsne-Boston. 8; Pittsburg, 8.
Hits-Bassor, 6; P.ttsburg, 8 Errors
Boston, G; Pistsburg, Z. Bat.eries-R d.
bourne and Kelly, Morris and Carol.
Unpire-Valertius. G ire Has called
on sccount of darkness.
PaILADsLrzIA, Pa Oct. 1S.-Ckntsin
Arson and ME mel fslled g sppesr ct the
bal ground t0d.v and me umpire gave
the game TO the Plillies ry score t 9
90
WARRINGTON, Oct 13.-Washir gton, 4 +;
DetrGi-, 7 II .ts--W ssailctop, s; De-
troit, 10 E::ors-Wsshi5gton 6; De-
'rolE, BttterIes-O'Day and Meek,
Bss'in and Suiciiff npire-Lvncn.
NEW YORK. OF. Is -Naw York, 4;
LnciAnspoilt, c. HIts-Naw YORK, I;
IcdisDspolis, l, Error.--N rs York, s;
Iadianspotis, s. BEtteTis -keets sno
Brown, Boyle snd Buckley. Unpire-
K9Iley,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
THE RAILROADS.
The St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Get
ting in Good Shape and Paying
Off Its Indebtedness.
The Missouri, Ksnsss and Texas Rsesivers
to bs In Fort Worth en- rho 2o:h or
eIst-Generhl News.
Home Notes.

Home Notes.
Frank Hubbard, travelling agent Of the
Erie Dispatch, wss in Fort Worth yester-
day.
W. Il, Qu'ge, commercial agent CT thu
Texas ami Pacific, reports heavy bust
ness from Fort Worth.
The receivers OF The Missouri, Kansas
and Texas end General MaDsger Frey
will be in Fort Worth on the 20ih or Dist
-
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande is
hauling q great deal CT cotton to Fort
Worth from GrsnburY and tributary
country.
Colonel E W. TAYLOR Of the Est Line
seid Yesterday that Receiver Brown of the
Texas and Pacific would be IN Fort Worth
on the 25th.
DE L. Cannon, superintendent Of
telegraph on the entire line Of the st
Louie, Arkansas and Texas, WAS In Fort
Worth yesterday.
The psy car OF the Cotton Belt came in
yesterday and psid employees for July and
August. The peymsster will come again
the latter part Of this month and pay for
September.
q. D. Miltor, division superintendent
OF the st Louis, Arkansas and Texas, WAS
In Fort Worth with the p.y car Yesterday,
and says the track between Commerce
and Fort Worth is being put in frs:-class
condition. Five train loads Of gravel O
DAY are being used in ballashng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
FATAL ExafRlaENr.

Fac Son OF Bishop Gregg Shoots Himself at
EoKinEe5 while Orazsd By Drug.
Special to tho Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, O;t. 1S-Dr. c. ".
Gregg, son OF Bishop Gregg, sha: himself
through the temple lssl nignt about 8
o'clock. Though two gentlemen occupied
adjoining looms, neither heard the shot,
aud he wss not found until this morning.
From some writing snd description o;
the drug, he was evidently experins ntirg
with cCcoine, as the { fl cts on his eystem
were Described. There vas no other
sss!gneble Gauge. He was q1ite f.vor-
lite here, snd, though but some four CT
fss months here, his practice in his pro-
fession, fl which he WAS quite skilled and
devoted, WAS imprCvi1g. Friends took
casrge OF tie body and wired the family.
II IVES developed that these were not
the only experiments Dr.. C. V. Gregg
aes been figuring In, he having CORE
spondsd with some madical journals and
daV!ng made similar experiments. II !s
thought row that while crazsd he CON-
mitted the rash act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
Jercns Park Rxoss,

NEW YORK, OF. l3-Tlis w,g the Iss'
days racing ST jerome Park, following
are the results:
First Rsoe-Pugse, che Dle. Tristisn
f;si; Wilire5, eeco2d; Little M!rch,
third. Time AS.
Saeoud Rsc--kensico handicap, two.
yesr-olds, 400 gsrds. Freauc, frs
Pet Morris, seco"d; Champagne Chatter
third. Tina, l:23l.
ThiEd Res 9es pstskes, one sud one
eighth n'Ees. Huntcess, titer; Sscck.or,
second; Elar, third Time, 2:CI.
Fourth R;cc-GFsnd national nsndicsr,
one snd one-hsi miles. R,ce!and, frs. ;
FireHz second; Klloolnh. ealrc. Tina,
2:s22.
Filth Rsce-ssllisg. enc and ore-ss1-
teenth miles. Stockton, fist; M.ai,
second F.1..s. thrt. Tins, 1:s8a
Sixth Rscs-S yeep5takss, 1900 yards.
Leo Il, fi'ss; Joe Lee, secoud; Specially,
third. Time, :22A
Seventh R,ce-Pdrse. scliisg. Glen
mound, iss;;;Dtuustirk, second; Osce-
oli, thlsd. Time, l:174.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
A TEXAS TAsCGFT.

A HIsr Arrested In Hamilton Comfy Ia
pss with the Chicago Murderer.
special 30 the Gazette.
BR0wnwooD, TEX, Oct. Isl. G.
Homan, our city marshal, went to H.mil-
ton yesterday ard arrested 8 party sup
posed to be Tascott, the murderer OF the
Chicago millionaire, Smell. l; he ia not
the murderer ot Shell, it is evident he has
done something wrong, SIS he sails under
aeVeTsi different Eamea, ana bis actions
are Suspicious. He Claims to have been
q newspaper correspondent In Europe.
and that he has Travelled ell over Ihs
north. His present appearance denotes
tina. ne has seen hard times, but he tai
lies exactly with the description OF Tss-
colt. His photograph has heoa sen. to
Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
ALTAR AND TOEB.
fhs 3nxstte's Record OF the MasTlaxes
and Deaths ir Texas.
MARRIAGES,


George A. S.ovkll and Miss Ida Pes
cock, FloIesville, October 2
Morris Crooks ard Mss Mseg!e
Stroube, Denison, September %.
Will Wsgson and Miss Fannie Fisher,
Dublin, Ociober 6
ID Young ard Mrs. Maggie Davis,
Blum, S ptenber 80.
W. " Lsrmou- snd Miss Maggie Scar.
borough, Waco, October 5.
J.L Watson sad Mrs. Jane Bsrringer,
Manefed, October
q ?. AGams src Miss Bette Hooker,
Cleburne, October IL.
E. Dickson and Miss Eeitia White.
Terrell, OcsooeT 10.
W. S. Adams spd Miss G. E. Morris.
M6rsbsll, October s.
Dudley Lipscombe and Miss Anria Art
ledge, Crockett, October IL.
E L. White ARD Miss Eva Erwin, Hon
ey Grove, October 4.
j N. Jasper End Miss E. Sprsgue,
Wheeler county, September %.
A. P. Jewel and MISS Mamie HeSdrick,
MlDeols, October 3.
R. D SuI'h ard Miss Eools Sheriff.,
Hesr Csddo Mills, September 80.
j. B idins and Mics Rsbecca A. Al.
dridgf, Plt,sbuTg, October g.
ID + Brown and Miss Anna 3. Murray.
San Sabs, September so.
Thomas McColium and Miss Annie
R bins p. G ,ldthWaite, September 50
Frank S epheps and Miss Annie Long,
Taylor, o tober 8.
Ciareuce Allen and Mics Lizzie Grim
miDe, Mckinney, September %.
Verde Green AID MISC Lizzie Rlmbc,
Wolfe City, September 81.
DEATHS.
Miss Pinto R1ome, Sherman, October 5
R q Bennett, Detroit, September 80
Mrs. S S. Saunders, Taylor, Ostober3
Robert Jankins, Tsylor, September 30
Travis Foreman, Orange, September
%.
Mrs. Ra6eccs Crowdsr, Mckinney, Sep
tie moer IS.
o L. rhrelkeld, Eagle Pass, Sepsem-
Der so.
BIB Smith, Cuero, September 30.
Mrs Minnie Bullard, Emory, Septems
Der 81.
Mrs Adallne Nance, Emory, Septem-
Der 2T.
R cert q Rutledge, LiPscombe county,
September 90
william D. r ob!rsop, Moody, Septem-
Der 20.
Csp..in A Hicks, Msxis, October 4.
William Waltz, Dsnisor, October Z.
Mrs. Charles Livingstone, Harrison
October 5.
hrs. Sarah ". Turner, Tyler, Oc!o-
bsr
J.D. Rsbun, Vsn Z1nd., October 1.
James L. GIsysor, Houston, Ocso-
Der 8.
Miss Lsnn Soepe, Auguf, October 5.
J Z. Smith, Cass County, O;tJber 5.
Mrs. Annie Cohen, Marshall, Oc.o.
oer9
Mrs S. A. LILY, Alysrado, October 8.
F. Y. Rochelle, near Brandon, Ocso-
oer4
Mrs. Mollie Holmes, Marshall, Octo-
Der IL.
Elishs Stephens, Bartlett, October 10.
Mrs. Jennie B. Crawford, Forney, Oc-
.ober 10.
T. L Trap, Cleburne, o October s.
MIS-. Olivia Marlborough, Tyler, Octo-
,af.5.
sasas Donsghoe, Palestine. octo-
W.