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Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
e.eerab.pettea.-cnssas ben lste saat 1889.

TN w ~ SpFhS ~
samle gaber gil Omtrins oanpittis, ban
grab iom ct Tibet Barn % ipurste ale,
ban msbts: "iaa bu benz? iaa ou Dem
aaa unber. De fommer tilbase til
grpGuppst i Sften. gun er reiit for at
bents fin 8rubsfrans."
Tabet Of Nenneifeliu / Bperne Ul'
neral Yoint, 5ranflinborousb, Gait
Gonemausb, @OObOale, aernoile, CANT
bria, Winerspine, Morieluine, Sberis
ban ps Gooperbale, Der iammen meo
Sobnstppn ubsjsr ben 8atte 8Der, iOm
operiusmmebes, unllaaes til 1000; %
staben paa @ienbom an 1aaes til 6
WiQioner Dollars, foruben Eennlpls
oania 8anens Tob, Der er minof 10
DtiQioner Dollars fort. SobnstOiuIt
alene onion minbit 1000 Mennefer,
% gienbom for Is Wiaioner Dollars
sbelasbes. gienbomstabet er altiaa "a
UeiIipner Dollars, os 1abet af Menne'
feliu 5000. 9isie DuerTas er opers
maabe fonierpatipe, iiar for Spbnss
tOfpns 8eofommenbe, bpor mango al be
samle Snbbpssere a%nilaar 9abet at
Menneif elip til minot 10000.
s 5rsbass rebbeoe mart en- apinoe
fra ben ~brenbenbe 9pnse. gun baobe
i 5 9ase lisset inbeflent meIem De
brenbenbe 8psninser uben Wfao %
9ritfs, men bun bar iaa meotaset, at
Der er liben Sanbipnlisbeo for, at bun
fOmmer fig isien.
8 ct iammenituuet ISus, Tom Slant
mertte life baube naaet, opbasebe Irbeis
bsrre en- urts 8ise flemt faft. De ar
beiosbe al ale 8refter for at reobe
benoe, men 5lammerne narmebe Jig
mere % mere. os Gr6siberne oreres
bort al Slben. 9a bun iaa alt
Saab ON 8ebnins forioinbe, blep bun
rolis, us gap ben Wanb, Der iibit git
fra benbe, fit 2ommetsrflebe meb be
Orb: "Ses taffer DENT"
Senere fanbt man en- uns @ut; ban
bapbe ueret | Sraset iioen 5rebas os
par meset aifreftet % ips. San funoe
life sipe nosen Oplpsninser ON fine
Oplsuelier / bisie forfarbelise 9ase os
Netter. Samtiois fl man osiaa frem
fra graset en- Some % bsnoes 9atter
iliue. Be bar life bet minbite lemles
itsbe, men be bar neiten bsoe at Sunser
os I%nitrenselier for at fomme no. Der
er Saab ONT, at bisI e pil fOmme fig
isjen.
9et aniees iom i~anbipnlist, at gu
Derusr Beaper oil iammenfalbe 2esiss
laturen | grtra Msbe, for at beoilse 2
Willipner Dollars for be Nsolibenbe /
Spbnstoiua. General Saitinss telesras
ferebe / Jrebass til @%uOernsren Os
iasoe, at bet bar n~sbpenbist at iammens
fable 2esislaturen itrar. Selu ON 8is
brasene naar op til en- Miuion Dollars,
iaa pil benne Sum lite bliue flor moi til
at betale Grbeiberne for at rensisre
SobnstOuns @aoer. 5oruben benne
Sum trenses 2 Milioner Dollars for
ofentlise 8psninser, 8roer, BrOpiant
os man9foloise andre JorbeorinSer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
MmtenneifeIigt.

s Slltninsen at fioite use oftsntlt9s
siprbes en- Del 8eretninser fra Stnoss
ipseaiplet | &odeiter at en- iaa srniom
glatur, at ale troebe, at bet fun bar Gent
iationsrpster, men peb be iteofunone
unoerisselier bar be piit fig of bore
altior ianbe.
s 8espnbelien af Gpril blep en-
fiubsiuus 9eser peo 3apn 9aplor
gpombs brabt at fine 8oStere Norbs
manben Nubretu Yeterion os 1piferen
@usuit 8edman. Iariasen til ben
ulpfteliss Manbs 9so bleu bOlbt bent
melist, uastet 8eitpreren, Or. 8Opers,
meset sobt uibite, at gOOmbs blep ipar-
fet libel al Beterfon % 8edmun. 9isie
bleo frog efter afifeoisebe % uobetaltes
fin fulbe 9sn. Oct bar paft ben itsrite
Opmarfiombeo oper belle Staten, at
bisie, be meit ulptfelise uf ale Sfabs
ringer, ifulbe bebanoles iaalebes, Tom
bet unoer Jorbsrene / iibte u9e bar
piit fig at bore 2ilfalbet. Stte goombs
alene ct bleuen mprbet paa en- sruopz
ueffenoe Waabe, men mango andre er
bleone iaa misbanblebe al 8osterne, at
be er bleune belielsle for 2iostib, os
andre er maaite osoe at Wisbanoliusen.
Inbreiu Beterien os Nusuit 8edman
bleu arreitereoe / 8espnbelien Of rsen.
@ranbz Surpen, Tom bar iamlet / go,
DIETER, ianbt Nnflaser mob besse for
Worb / fsrite Grab. 9enne Jorbrps
oelie itraffes fem betjenbt meb 9pben.
Wen lite alene oisie, Der bar ben oirette
Slarias til Goombs's 9sb, burbe faa ben
ftrenseite Straf, iom 2ouen beitemmer,
men osiaa Or. Boners, ber lite bar
boiot bebre Opiist meb fine l~lnberorbs
nebe, buroe fslse benz.
8Oarb Of 3ruitees bar foretaset en-
srunois unoerisselie, os be talriSe Rpss
ter, Der bar o~erieret sjennem 9asbta'
oene, bar piit fig at bore altfor besriins
oebe. Or. Bopers inbrsmmebe, at ban
9asen efter at goombs bsbe uibite, at
ban bar mproet, men slemte ben bele
Gffare os sjorbe lite bet allerrinseite
for of faa Wurberne arreiterebe.
8oarb Of Trultees bar miblertibis
i%uspenberet 81. &. 6. 8owers, Supers
intenbent al Siubip9eaip(et, Or. SOmer
Collins, fsrite aslilterenbe 2ese, ". 8.
&err. Stewart, os SCR. 9Oipe, en- al
Ouerieerne / Nioelinsen for Manb. 9a
fun @upernsren bar &et til at aiI9tte
faabanne @mbebsmenb, er Boarb Of
9rutees's 8eIutninser benpiit til bam.
Or. ailbourr er ubneont til Super.
intenbent for Sinbsipseaiplet Ro6elter
Oct iises, at ban lite uil inofsre rabi.
tale 5orunbrinser / Stprelien, men bill
afffebise ale Betjente, Der lite bebanb,
Ter Y~atienterne paa en- pen os anitan.
big Waabe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
General Drums Giterielger. 6

General Drums G~iterIelSer. Col.
8. g. aeltOn er ubnaunt til Iojutant'
General ~iftebstipr General Drum, Der
bar taset aiitsb fra ben aitiue Tieneite.
General Seton er Isbt | Yennipluania
i 1925. 8 8urserfrisen ubmarfeos
ban fig peb 1ere GHlebninser os bleu
forfremmet til grisaoeseneral. Sioen
1885 bar ban peret usiiiterenoe Gbius
tantseneral.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
sa"Sisseraremmen ~
Wtnnejota.

Go. oet 9ele % guss.
til en- rimelis Daslsn / be ftors asp
beOirier en- temmelis liulis SuSn,, SsS
til WtnneiOtas frustbure elet,sr
ipnes, Tom ON efOOlunoet ! nov "a
Del al Staten tiltratter fig mel; 4'S ~
martiOmbeo for giebliftet, 90 o. w y
preientant for bette glab bor ,,' as'
benoenbt fig til u. 6. Su5niun + ss
Der bar Nn1erifas ftsrIe aonOoo,r,s w.
iaaOeliOm til be mango smaaips,nr la'
ter, for at Isse Oplpsninser ON WV
fanset Of Npiettliussn for iaor, \,
er en'se ON, at efteripSrsislsn IT..
eauo Der / Staten er / itart % sos;.
Stisenbe, os at ben 9ib life r;..'s
fjernt, ba aft brusbart qanb SsSs'
Stat pil bore ubiOlst.
s Cobb 60, Der tan betraotss IN.
Winneiotas Centrum, bar q. g. q,t.
ion & 90. netup obertaaet sofo,, ;;
1900 Icres npt Sfoplanb, 90 m s..
Der er iolst Ganb til benpeb 900 Inn.
binapife Jamilier / Soroeien, Pr 81.
lite mere enb rimelist, at en- flor Meuos,
al be ~fanoinaoiRe 9~ancisaere uosr
cenne 8ei, buur be tan nebIett, 6,
mibt iblanbt fine esne 9anbsmanS, M
faa fig ct sobt Stptfe 9aub for ura,.
ingen Ting, ibet Sfooen bill retfe ops.
til at betale ben lape @jenneminitspris
al "a a IS pr. Gcre. On al Sursel,u,
peb at fisbe al ct fort 5irma er ucioo
at man Tan faa 8staliussuilfaarsn,
orbnet mere efter fine esne gnIsr 90
Omftanbi9beber.
gangs oeH npe Sane, lUrl MI b1sses
fra 3ittle SAILS / WorriIon 50. III
Staple MiIs Cobb 60. bar iamm,
5irma ooer 10000 Ncres srestia Gov.
ifop, % man bar ber Slosans til a.
fOmme lise inbtil siennemsausnos Ssn.
banelinie os Stationsr, ON man er uss
/ 9ibe.
8eb at benuenbe fig til U. 6. Sotn.
ion & Cos o~elfienbte 2anbfOntur / 81.
Saul eler Winneapolis faar man SGss
meb en- fienbt 2anbasent, Der piier en-.
buer 2anbisser frit ON paa GanSst,
buorpeb aft 9ibsipilbe, 6orpsrtins %
Je%iitaselie unbsaaes.
Sr. Olaf .. Searle, ct. Yuul Suns
torets forefommenbe % p~enlise8 efprg
meboelte bette Blabs 8epraisnturt, d
Der baslis / be iibite IA Gage sr rsif
uo fra s til II 2anbissere, iaa Der Sius.
altib sobt R~eiiefslse at iaa; mlnot II
9rebieoele fisber Sfoolano / MiHns
iota. Samtibis inolgber SurSrsSs'
af Brepe fra be sitliSe Stater % Set
lementer meo 5~oreipsrssler ON Cant
/ 8eiten, iiar | MinneiOta, os Der e
IaalebeS @runo til at pente en- burtll
uooiflins al benne Stats rise %naturlls
Sielpefilber / en- nar 5remtib, % ults
baabe, at ret mango al pore 9anbsuar'
Ilutter fig til 9anbissertoset. Sen snst
fire Sci til at sisre 5remsans ! s'r'
os til at bliue fin esen Ssrre er at fttr
fig ct Stpfte sobt 2anb, mebsns bet {
bi1ist os fan faces paa let p%perton'Hl'
lise 8etinselier.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

Nt. u. 9eabp fra @auian, @is., er
ubnapnt til Snbianer. Gsent paa Ga
gints Gs%enturet nar Iiblanb. San
ppsrtaser gmbebet itrar. Sans 5ors
sianssr / Gmbeoet bar ben berpstebe
8. 9. @resorp, Der bleu nsbt til at tase
Gffsb libite 8inter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

Y%reiOenten bar ubnapnt 6. q. @il'
liams / 8atertoiun til 8eSiiter peo BE-
Sprenebe Staters 2anbfontor Der. Wtr.
8iliams bar tiblisere inoebaut iamme
gmbeos unber ben iurrise republifanife
Administration.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

Commissioner for Saoianers Inliss
senber, SObn Sberlp, inoienbte / Snss
bags til Snbenrissminiiteren fin slns
issnins pn afifeb. Sun fratraeer fit
gmbsbe ben life Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
rlpenriasminitter ylainc er unber

llocnrigsminiiter ylairc er unoers
rettet ON, at NOrse ps Soerige bill
Ienbe &epreientanter til ben interna
tipnale Marinefonferens. iom fal az
bplbes / @aibirston / Sttober. Sra
Nprse fommer auptein g. Z. Saloeien
Of ben nprlte tOnselise 5laabe; Speriss
Itnbsr 8aptsin s. 81. Mulmbers al oen
ipenife fpnselise 5laabe. Scr. 9. B.
Sloob oil reprsientere forItiellise SRA
rinsasi uranieielfaber.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

senator @aibburn fra Minneiota
bar / fibite llse lisset baarot ip9 / @aibs
instOn, men er MI liot bebre, iaa Der
life Longer er 5are for bans 2iu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
e,ar be Weuae til at laane w

mob Siiierbeo / opbprieoe 5aTr'e sibion
gouutp, 9atota, iaa "TRIP I'll w. D. lsti
IT,, Nilbani, Dafota.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
x Briggs i IL asH sia

betaler en- Gent pr. 9uiia gs mere CIV sns
er perbt en- Dag os to Gents mi'g h,tslsr
be er p9rot ben nRite Dag, men .. ~ sab
altio ben bsieite Rarieospris tor eS mae
aer Yarer for fra 5 til 20 Yrocenl p.HS
"' WY" Tielo & SrisSss;S ;rn.
SouitOn, Yenr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

y(eQItcS Sen Bear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
R. G. Dun & co. $ REVIEW
Trade at All Points Quiet, With Little
improvement Over Last Week.
Railroad Earnings show a Falling on Of
Per Cent From the Business of
I8S7-Money Plentiful

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-R. G. Dun s
Co.'s. weekly review OF trade says: II
can hardly be said that business has i'm
proved during the past week, and ac-
counts from interior points almost uni
formly represent trade as rather quiet,
ut best faIr Clearing house reports con-
tinue TO show gains over last year at a
majority of cities, but the number falling
behind is larger than it has been of late
This week IS report shows in the aggre-
gate, outside of New York, q gain of
1917 per cent, but large part of it Is
due to stock speculafions at Boston. At
Chicago and some other western points
grain speculation has in like manner in
tlated bank transactions but the general
confidence in the future continues un-
al ated.
The failure OF all railroads to as
sent to the Interstate agree
ment with unfavorable reports of
earnings from some roads has caused
some depression in stocks, and the clos
ing of Thursday was about 81 per share
below last week, but 3 stronger market
appears this morning. The net earnings
over operating expenses on I27 railroads
for 1888 amounted to S235, 40, 500 against
S25S 1872 ,626 in 1887, showing a loss Of
about per cent. for the year, of which
the greater part was on Northwestern
railroads.
The iron trade seems rather more
steady. Southern No. is quoted at
S17. Bar iron is still Irregular. The
coal market is glutted by excessive pro-
duction. Tin is weaker at S2l 80.
In breadstuffs there has been a stronger
market. Atlantic exports do not i'm
prove and corn goes TO Europe in great
quantities in place of wheat, while ex-
ports of wheat from Pacific ports are re-
markedly large. But wheat has ri en-
21sc since last week without any change
III corn, while oats have declined 4 &c.
Pork is steady and lard
is strong, while hogs are
weaker by Is cents per 100 pounds. Cot
ton has risen 18c, with sales here of 400, -
900 bales. Coffee is &c stronger, and oil
nearly lc lower. The general average Of
prices for commodities has declined this
week. Interior cities all report money
in ample supply, and nearly all report
collections slow or somewhat backward.
The treasury has again increased the cir
culation about 5000 200 by disbursement
over the receipts for the week. note
worthy improvement is seen in exports
from New York for the week. The I'M
certainty as to the movement of securities
does not diminish. Considerable with
drawal of foreign capital seems just now
the only appreheuded change which could
seriously disturb the money market for
some time to come, and of this there is
as yet little indication. Business failures
number 270, as compared with total Of
2S9 last week, and 500 the week previous.
For corresponding week of last year the
figures were 270.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
NO BODY GUARD.

The Report that Detectives Would Guard Gen.
Harrison on His Trip TO Washington Denied.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 23.-Chief John
Bell of the United States secret service,
arrived in this city this morning from In
dianapolis, where he has been since
Thursday. He asks the Associated press
to correct the statement heretofore pub
lished, TO the effect that Chief Bell and a
squad of secret service detectives would
accompany President-eleet Harrison on
his journey from Indianapolis to Wash
ington. Mr.. Bell declared neither
himself nor anyone connected
with his department viii accom-
pany = the presidential party which
will consist only of the president 8 fam
lily, few intimate friends and repre-
sentative of the Associated press. He
declares there Is no more need for de-
tective escort for the president-eIect g
special train than for any other, and ex-
presses the opinion that when it becomes
necessary to protect our chief magistrate
with body guard it viii be time to turn
the government over to the rab5ie The
president IS train will cover the distance
from Indianapolis TO Washington in five
and half hours less time than the regu-
lar trains. No stops are to be made on
the route in response to public demon
strations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
DALLAS.
Verdict of Acquittal in the Thatcher Case
Petition for Divorce.

Verdict of Aequlttal in the Thatcher Case.
Petition for Divorce.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. 25.-The case Of
the State Us. C. Thatcher, q brakeman
charged with robbing a man named
Shelton, was called IN the district court
to-day. The complainant alleged that
he boarded the defendant s train Mt his
defendant 50 solicitation to come
to Dallas. That he paid the
fare demanded of him, and that
after the train was under way the
defendant robbed him of his money
and while the train was running twenty
miles an hour the defendant elected him
from it on the outskirts of Dallas. The
case went to the jury at noon, and in
three hours they found verdict of ae-
quittal.
The motion for a new trial in the Calm
case was filed this afternoon and Yill be
heard Monday.
Cameron, convicted of bigamy, has
moved for a new trial.
In the case of Johnson vs.. johnson, a
motion for new trial has been taken
under advisement by the court.
STILL A-KICKING.
The Dallas Democratic club met last
night. Ofhcers were elected for the en-
suing year as follows: George c. Cole,
president; Kenneth Force, W. c.. Ne
Kamy and ID. L. Stuart, vice presidents;
r. c.. Porter, recording secretary; f.
G.. Myers, corresponding secretary; Joe
Record, treasurer.
BATES VS., BATES.
Mrs. Jane Bates filed her petition to-
day praying for divorce from John
Bates They were IAarried on the 18th
of November, 1874, in Arkansas, and
lived together until about a year ago
when John, the petition alleges, violated
the seventh commandment, whereupon
plaintiff Immediately separated from
him.
PERSONAL AND MINOR MATTERS.
Real estate deeds fled for record to-
day aggregate $4,000.
Hon. A. L. Matlock was in the city
last night. He thinks that Fort Worth
will build the only road to the Northwest.
n. } Bussey Jr., Of Columbus, Ca,
is in the city.
J.Y. Cunningham, sheriff of Taylor
county, is in Dallas.
Luther Reese has returned home from
Boston.
The Dallas German ladies aid society,
capital stock $1,000, has filed a charter
with the secretary Of state.
L. B. Imboden OF Fort Worth was in
Dallas to-day.
A runaway this afternoon smashed
three buggy wheels.
The North Dallas improvement com
pany filed a plat of IT'S addition to the
city with the city secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
Albany Opposes Commission.

Special to the Gazette
ALBANY, TEX, Feb. 90 The follow
ing petition was circulated here to-day
and with very few exceptions was signed
by all our citizens to whom it was pre-
sented:
Hon. h. F. Sims, Austin. Tex.
DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned eitf-
zens of Shackelford county, Tex. earn
estly request that you oppose the passage
of the railroad commission bill just
passed by the house of representatives
we are opposed TO it for the following
reasons:
L. It is not q wise measure.
2. It will disturb safety confidence
and protection of legitimate investments
in the Northwest.
8. 1t win throw confusion and obstacles
in the course Of business and legitimate
investments in our state.
I. 1t win ruin the railroads we now
have, and stop the building of others
that are greatly needed to develop the
northwestern portion of our state.
There is nothing that viii 90 further
towards developing this country than
railroads, and railroads we must have.
We sincerely trust that by your vote and
influence you will oppose the passage of
the bull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
MARSHALL.
suit 10 Remove Cloud From Intoxicating
Hydrants and Street Lights.

Suit 10 Remove Cloud From Intoxicating
Hydrants and Street Lights.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX. Feb. 23.-Yester6ay
being a legal holiday the city council, to-
gether with the waterworks contractor
and the proprietor of the Phoenix electric
light company, put in the day locating
fire hydrants and street lights. The city
takes fifty hYdrants, which wheE the
works are completed will give it perfect
protection from fire and will have a ten
dency to reduce insurance. The water
works are progressing very rapidly, the
mains having been laid to within the city
limits, and within few days the COM
pany will commence on the supply pipes.
An abundance of first-class artesian
water has been obtained
Yesterday being appearance day in the
district court, but little was done besides
taking judgments by default against
those defendants who had failed to au-
swer. The one of most Importance was
that of Janks against Mr. Israelson and
wife TO remove cloud from the title to the
ice factory. 1t being part of a home
stead Isrealson had mortgaged it to his
wife, some time after this
transaction IsrealsOn and wife
conveyed for valuable consideration to
Janks, at the same time the mortgage
was cancelled and withdrawn from the
clerk g office. Janks sold the factory
during the summer, and when this was
done Israelson relied the mortgage and
tried to enforce it; hence the suit to re-
move cloud Judgment was awarded
Janks for everything prayed for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
USE A BLACK EDGED CAP.

''Debutante'' asks: f'When family recently
thrown into mourning receive cards from their
society acquaintance how should they send re-
grets?"
By enclosing black edged card in a
mourning enveIode and sending it by mail Z.
PARTING COMPLIMENTS.
''what does p. P. O. mean in card sent by
mail?'' she further asks.
Simply that your friend is going away
and ''pays parting compliments.
WAIT YEAR.
'fwhen is it proper for person in mourning
to return calls?''
After a year of seclusion and mourning.
CARDS AT WEDDINGS.
''When a widow sends cut invitations for q
daughters marriage. and the groom is not res
ident of the same city-provided it be q church
wedding-would it be proper to inclose a card,
as Mrs. Stanley Buren,, 70 Eighth avenue?' -
OF course it would be proper, and nee
essary if wedding presents are to be sent,
that the address be given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24

Many young gentlemen write asking for
the etiquette necessarily observed if they
take young ladies to the theater alone.
Etiquette does not cover such cases. No
young lady should go TO the theater
alone with a gentleman, or to supper
with him afterward, if she wishes to be
amenable to the rules of society: q
friend, a chaperon is absoluksly indis-
pensable. If two young people, fellow
students, fellow workers, fellow artisans,
choose TO go about with each other, it
may be all right, but it Is not etiquette;
nor is il possible TO answer these ques-
tons, which, in their very beginning,
throw away what is the primal rule in
good society, that young ladies are to be
protected by some older person in going
away from home.
NJ. E. W. SHERWOOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
,e Eight-Hour ResoIutio

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. "a mass
meeting of workingmen held here last
night adopted the eight-hour resolutions
OF the American Federation of Labor,
and listened to stirring speeches in both
English and German in favor Of pushing
the movement with the utmost vigor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
Terrell Asylum Libraries.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Feb. %. - Mr..
Thomas Hall will visit Dallas Wednesday
next in the interest of the North Texas
asylum Libraries. This is a magnificent
enterprise and supported entirely by
voluntary contributions, in and outside
of Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
Three Men Killed in Railroad Accident and
Their Bodies Burned in the Wreck

BANGOR, ME-, Feb. ga serious
accident occurred to the morning train
from Bangor to st. John, near Boyd g
mills, two miles east of Kingman, at 10
a. m. W. A. Mudgett, a railway postal
clerk; John Campbell English, mail
clerk, and Harry Goodman, fireman,
were killed and it is reported burned in
the wreck. j. Angel, engineer, is Sc
riously injured, but no passengers are re-
ported seriously injured up to this time
The cars were fitted with steam heaters,
and they caught fire from the locomotive
Immediately after leaving the track, and
the mail, baggage and parlor ears
burned, together with the express, mail
matter and baggage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
MET IN THE scHooL

George L. A. says: GA gentleman meets
some young lad es in school or class of instruc-
ton, music, painting and shorthand, where all
parties are pupils. Would it be prol er for him,
after the acquaintance has continued about a
month, to ask permission to call one of the
theater2''
1t is quite proper for him TO ask leave
to call, but he should not ask to take her
TO the thester without her mother OF some
older friend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-24
THE CONFIDENTTAL LADY

SIT. k: asks: Chow can teach the aver
age American woman (not the well bred one) to
keep her hands off me? If they are glad to see
me they catch hold of me. If they tell me any
thing funny or surprising they end with a grasp
of my arm or shoulder. If they have conf
dence they keep hold of me the whole time. What
shall do to avoid it without giving otfense?''
This evidently comes from foreigner.
It would be impossible to answer it except
to say that it is always much more polite
not to touch the person. Indiscriininate
kissing among women is to be avoided.