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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-05-23

Heavy, jointless canton mating. will out
last all Others. 80 cents a yard for the best at
Humphreys.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-05-23

The May term Of Salem County Courts
convened in the Court House at Salem on
Tuesday. Judge Reed presided, with as
sociates Plummer, Wood and lIltchner.
The following gentlemen composed the
Grand Jurv.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-05-23

ToR sALE-i9 basheis bnekwheat grown
for seed, or it makes good chicken or
pigeon feed. rAET AAfs a SON. Lincoln
Mills, near Hnrrisonvfiie. &ttu
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-05-23

TNOR SALE-Abau4 Y. i,a1hels Of Magnum
Il Eonum potafuqNffarge sire. and spitn-
did quality. ~sQsyfskRh M~oCoUBRfE, near
Eidrige's HIN MAY $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

Time-l hr. IS min.
Earned rGns-Austin, 2
First base on errors--Austin, 5.
First base on balIs-0H Smith, 2; Conover, 8.
Struck out-By Smith, 2; Conover, 4.
Lett on bases-Fort Worth, 4; Austin, 9.
Two base hits-Sachern and Duane.
Sacrifice hits-Rodemaker, Tobias, Mutton
Reeder (2), Carey
Double play-Rodemaker, Swift, Fogarty.
+. Umpire-Staunton.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
II would not be surprising if Umpire Hengle
OBLIGATED at the game here to-day. There are
reasons why he might be expected to do good
work to-day, which reasons are best known to-
himself, the minister and the clerk Of the county
court at Houston.
commodation dsadesze the baseball park this
afternoon, SO ths& al2sRho desire can secure good
seats from whichs eiSee Leroy's grand balloon
ascension and pad Aute descent, and it has been
arranged so thaRdos4ear of undesirable SUR
roundingsnee&iBe felt, 4
Professor Lei says ibst if the weather is as
%o he o PssR Of 5 be tas
balloon ascensions = his life. He will probably
GO mile high, hPrachute descent Is one of
E9eTybodyk Is5& esaminne si Professor 1eroy's
balloon and fArafhute ehis afternoon, and OBJ
serve the proca of imitation. This is an event
Wehrie and ua viii Vi un md Ts to do up the
Sand Crabs Those9high-s stepping crustaceans
from the pirate ilse win have 70 hump them
selves, 'caus Wehrle has been laying fer 'em.
The game to-day commences at 1890, and SO
also does the SaAsis6G OF the balloon. II the air
ship is ready fosses trip before the game is con-
cluded time wi lKt4 called until the arial per-
Torrance is oy&s HAen Wehrle will resume the
process OF crab killing,
There were some heat plays made on the
diamond yesterday.
The Fort Worth's have played so well during
the recent games that conservative sports are
willing TO put up even money on them fol the
ensuing series, which promises to be the most
interesting yet played here.
McVey did not play yesterday on account Of
injuries received On the previous day. He will
be ont this afternoon.
Those who aeAnd thu game in vehicles to-day
in order to witntA tht balloon ascension and
parachute drop w1l1kge permitted to drive right
in on the grounds. ~ they need not leave their
carriages during Re ~ hibition.
Manager Fogafss takes good care of his boys.
he sees them all rafely'on their roosts before he
retires himself.
The m5sjou price to the ball game and the
balloon exn<ASi Eombined this afternoon will
be fifty cents ~. adults. twenty-five cents for
children, and tSsty- five cents extra for grand
stand. HS5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
THE TRINITY.
That Twbld Stream is Taking Another Tum-
bte-The Latest PumphOuse
Bulletin.

The Trinity is still out on picnic, and as FAR
as appearances go it is likely to stay out for a
while yet
At midnight last night the GAzETTE bulletin
from the pump house of tine city waterworks an
nounced that the water was slowly subsiding
The fall began at about O'Clock last night
and by O'Clock it had fallen about six inches.
But the fall did not signify much as it then
stood within ten inches of the max
imum height. The current of the river seems.
however, to run less fercely, and the water is
losing some Of its characteristic upper Sountry
tone. North Main street is yet under water,
and the current yet breaks over it with consid-
cradle force IN places. Al the present rate Of
subsistence it will be some time before street
traffic will be resumed.
Meanwhile all the cotton lands along the river
out By the water. The city poundkeeper is kept
busy in gathering in these strange cattle that
wander into the city. However. in all the inun-
rienced their has only been one in
stance in which their was any
thing like danger. A family living near the
were removed last night from the house where
they were Gagged, messenger came in early In
the afternoon with the .tidings that they wess
might be taken of. 0fheer Ben Bell procured
skin and rowed out TO the house, but he found
the family gone. They had left in hst-bot-
toned boat which had hitherto been unmanag-
able in the driving current. During the pre-.
yious night and yesterday morning they had
been been f1lag guns to draw attention sosio.t to
They were out of danger and well cared for last
night. This Is the same family that lost all
their household effects by the aood last July.
All the railroad lines that center here in Fort
Worth are now in running order. The trestle
and bridge on the Texas and Pacific tracks Just
west OF Dallas has been repaired and trains viii
be run on scheduled time both east and wet
this morning.
The damage to tie crops is not 30 bad as Was
feared. 1t is true that the fields have been
vyashed s1rett thorou ghlv bnt outside OF the "a
vines and depressions the crops are not ser
iously injured. In those places where the water
the crons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
LAREDO.
Banks Capital Stock Inersassd-Irlih ~
California Capitalists Invest-shOftsii
Route to Australia.

Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO. TEX, April 29.-The board Of q
rectors OF the Rio Grande national banf =
Laredo have ratified .he resoluiA,
OF the stockholders to increase n
capital stock of the bank to Es@
and that the stock be sold for sos per ~,
This bank opened for business in N9vem0e, ~ =,
with 500, 900 capital. but the demand I.
money consequent upon the rapid lnci. y,
of business, and the influx of population -
exceeded the supply. Plans are now being <. ~
pared for magnificent Office buildings i0' -
bank. IT., >
Mr.. Patrick Murphy of ireland. capitals Is !, !.
large means, has been spending a week -,
redo. Mr.. Murphy undertook III
trip from Ireland solely iof =
purpose of investigating Laredo, ~
sources and advantages. and to-day ip ga.,
heavily in real estate on the heights. ne,
presses his belief that the resources anu - -
natural advantages at Laredo assure tne - h,
looks upon the remarkable developmesI13' ~
This place as one of the most substanllILl - b
dences OF American genius and energy 'n1
has ever encountered 4.
A sale OF $50 900 worth OF land adioinins, -
city was consummRted to-day. This putty,
was made by 4 California capitalist, rno
also made a large investment in choice -
property. which he viii Immediately imp r.,
Capt. George t. Walker OF the city OF o a,.
spent to-day in Laredo. He has Just 80 a;a
from England, where ~ succeeded IN - -
capital for the constitution * railway " g
MazatlRn, Mexico, ON the PACING -
to Laredo. This line will be run II \.
nection with the White Star stsi5
line which PHYS between Ms1atlan and AUS AUS :
The line viii be the shortest possible Iou', ne
tween the Mexican Pacific coast and ~ Ss.,-,s
centers OF the United. States.-and also ~ ~
Australia and England. 1t will develop . a
section Of county tributary to Laredo Sh' -
turn an immense commerce this way III
subsidy for the line has been secured anu
win commence at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
Personal
}. J. GormaE. of Houston +, in fl,

%. J; GormaE. of Houston +, in IL,
d. H. Snyder of Georgetown WA,
Fort Worth yesterday.
w. a. Mallory Of Corsicana s.opD.,
over in Fort Worth yesterday.
Professor Milton Regsdale, a lsssn,
musician of Dallas, was m the CITY Ts
terday.
Joe Fowler of ALE, q prominent ms.
chant of that city, was interviewing E,,,
Worth wholesalers yesterday. Nh
Fowler was here with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Connery srrirs
here yesterday and are the guests ofNr
Connery's parents, Col. and Mrs. E. "
Taylor, at their home on Lamar street.
W. II. Murphy and wife, James Bo,j
E. Z. Wells, A. Morrow and Chgrls
Piper are party OF Kokomo, Ind, ps,.
pie who are viewing the prosperity .,
Fort Worth.
Among the persons of note who arrrE
bp the city last evening are Messrs. Bss.
sAmin S. Brigg and wife and Swire Smla
of Yorkshire. England, who came in o.
the Santa Fe, and are quartered 81 IL.
Ellis. These gentlemen are managls
directors of the Land and Mortgage con.
pany of Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
MAIFEsT NOTES.
All the Preparations Completed for the
Grcnd Celebration Which Opens
Tomorrow.

All the preparations for the grand Nal
fest are now completed The various
comiDittees.of the Como social club held
their final meeting last night, at which
progress was reported all along the line.
The only difficulty encountered is in
pEscuring flowers and evergrsens, and
this has been caused by the inability OF
florists TO reach their nursuries owing to
the foods. As consequence, the club
requests their friends to furnish them
with such flowers and everSreens as they
can spare, for decoration purposes, and
10 deliver same at the hail as early as
possible Tomorrow.
At last nights meeting the following
committee on reception was appointed:
Mayor Pendieton, ex-Mayor Broiles,
Col. Robert 8. Goss, commandment OF
the military institute: n. C. Schmidt,
Jr.; p. b. Tansey, r. Kuhn, Oscar
Nowak, Joe Richards, Henry Stein
feldt, +. b DagRett, L. p. DeMouche,
]. j. Garrett, F. NJ. Giles, G. W.
Schmidt, I. a. Schubert, Don B.
Adams and Frank Kaiser.
Grand Marshal Sam Farmer hRs re-
vised his list of aids and they now stand
IS follows: l.. P. DsMouche; Col.
Robert s. Goss, Sheriff Richardson, P.
H. Tansey, Henry Schmidt, DR., Henry
Il. EARLY, Frank ". Kane, n. Y. Burns
and Lee Galloway.
The grand marshal viii assign the
proper place to the bicycle men who de-
sire to take part in the parade, provided
they are on the square at $3.50 Thursday
morning.
The parade win start punctually at 10
O'Clock.
- meeting Of the bricElayers Of the
city held last night permanent union
was formed. aud motion was unani-
mously passed to turn ont in q body In
the Naifest parade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

The ceremony was performed by his
honor himself aud the affair was con-
dncted in very quiet and transformations
manner. The bridal party consisted
Of the bride snd groom; Mrs.
Wheelsr, mother. OF the bride
and Richard c. MoMurtre, Miss
Wheeler IS legal adviser. Religious SER
vice, which is necessary before the BRIDE
will attain TO the title of countess of
Papenheim, will be performed at St.
Mark IS church tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
LocAL:mEArHEE.
d daily BY ]. P. Sicks.


Galloway's saloon was the scene Of seven
rows last night, all of which were originated
one obstreperous individual. Thres seven
fights he had picked with cusioz
ers OF that well-known resort and in the oua
impromptu John L. meliowed his face and 10
his sign manual in different ways. There u
big excitement on the strse6 and seven
men were yelling for the police. N
officers hnstled for the place and BOZ
Stafford took the fever and at the same IN
TOOK THE GAZETTE man to the scene OF the cor
bat. Bnt peace reigned serene when tEsy 4
rived. The man, with the fight knocked elsh
out OF him, was marched to the cSlsbooss~
tween officers Nicely and Riggles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
THAT BOY GoN0VER.
He Went in the Box for the States
men Yesterday.
And He Worked His Best Curves to Great
Ehect-only Two Hits Made on Him. /,
The Painters Beaten Badly.

Conover was in the box for the Austins yester
day, and as consequence the result of the game
was:
Five to one in favor OF Austin
The Fort Worth men were rather of in field
ing, and they were not able to place the bali in
safe place when they batted it, Anstin. on the
other hand, played an errorless game They
box.
The day was delightful and g fair crowd wit
messed the game.
Following is the score:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
MILITARY ENcAMPMENT.
To Be Held at san Antonio Probably the Sec
ond Week in july.

Special to the Gazetts.
SAN AsTosIo. TEX. April 29.--At meeting
tonight between Adj. Gen. King, Maj. Gen.
Roberts and Capt. Bruce, On the part of the
state and the local captains and a nun
Der of citizens, it was decided
that the state encsmpment viii be held
AZ San Antonio probably the second
week in July. The vote OF the captains OF the
state militia is practically unanimous for this
city, many having changed their votes from 9th
er cities. Railroads will give free transporta-
ton. Gen. Stanley promises to assist with troops
from the post The encampnient will be held AZ
the fair grounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
TEXAN KILLED.

a Man Wanted in Leon Comfy for Arson
KILLED while Resisting Arrest in Louisiana
oPzLoUsAs. la. April &c. Ira
deck. formerly OF Leon county, Tex. !,
and wanted there for arson. was Killed
,bx Deputy Sheriff Wallis on Sunday neer
EfosEsFt's mill on Bayou Crocodile.
When4 red by the officer to surrender
be saecbea for his gun whes4 the oIicer
sRza With he result stated above.
the bests4SsE tSar send your
t4sFSss va Graef Co.'S;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

PARIS, April 29.-Twelve anarchists
were arrested in this city yesterday.
Among those taken into custody were
Marques de Mores. His secretary,
Mondsey, and M Provost, secretary of
the Hair dressers union. A number of
additional arrests have been made at va
jrious places throughout France of PersF-
ans who are charged with melting work.
ing men TO riot and pillage on May l.,
Further arrests have been made at
Lyd9S of anarchists VINO were endeayor-
ing tSAaeite workmen to. violence. The
police of that city visited the houses of a
number of suspects aud seIzod explosives
and a number of letters from conspira-
tors in other cities.
FORTY MORE ANARCHISTS,
among them being an Italian who gave
his name as Capriani, were arrested in
this city to-day for attempting to create
disorders by workingmen The anarchist
committee has resolved that the orders of
the. su6stas for the regulation of the
dstkonstrafsea so Thursday Will be
obeyed By thl Echists.
.tzss5llsF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

inches from the highest point rsscs.,
Back water falls slowly. Levees a,s M
intact. A boat leaves here this evan
for Vicksburg. Weather clear aod ooaI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
Fonr worm. TX, April II, .

FoRT WORTH, Tx, April a. ~
Germ Exterminstor Co..
DRAR SIRs--My little girl has hA9lzfSssss ~
case of accommodating hlQkH at1over t INC. 9
and face. After R31, different remeolS IA
no benefit. SaaESfd. I used your Chas; 3
germ .aseefnnfnator with grand result, ls'
aas16eing gone, with no appearance OF
turn, and certainly recommend it.
Mas. WV. POItAss,,,
st. Louis House, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
coun,ess 81 Papsnhelm.

Special 10 the Gazstte.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2s.-Ths.
marriage of Count MsximllIan .,ski-
brcnt. count of Papsnheim TO
Ms Mary, wistar wheeler, dAugh-
,e. OF Mrs Charles Wheeler, ae
Place this morning. at the residence
ai Mayor Fiiler. 1000 Walnut streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
poulanrer @ Per.ieIpa.e.

PARIS, April 2s.--It is reported No
quett, Deroulede and Lasusrre. the
noted Boulangists, are now on the Island
of Jersey, making arrangements for
Gen. BoulangHs TO return TO France on
May l and tale hart in the laknr Gomon-
stration that sth4 workmen pose to.
make on thas%a
A larssSassa pens asses asls
syrups 9prAe piasss z
! The &c brafef H. o. sjhard St.
F'''' .9 y; { 6lAsuk
! The seissed q sianard St.
n lSEg 8 pKSGEK.
ssYour scheme wonif 70 on Ba1i street,
tsQhv uofsfs It WON'T hold wGter. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
Attention, Fencibles.

The company Will rePsEt at the armSr
st $3.50 &. m. May 1, ~ participate :
tie Maifest parade. 4lE order Of TIA
cRptain. ]. A,asksttEET,
Xermont maple gup at Ssns
8. 1pgse IS. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

River Falling at 81. Joseph, In. ~
New ORLEANS. La, April 29.-A s.
Joseph, La, special says: The river nd
fallen an inch aod . half in the pas \
twenty four hours, ; fetal decline Of tasrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

bSEkhntf
". A. DEALEY.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Fraser
instrueting the street commissioner to
raise the grade Of Jennings avenue from
the south side of West Daggett avenue to
the north side of Railroad avenue, to
prevent surface water standing onSthe
committee. IL
Mr.. Nicks was excused from the knaF6
by Mayor Pendleton.
A resolution presented by the erect
and alley committee that the city eAk-
neer be instructed to raise the grade Oh
East Second street from Grove strest to
Brewer to obyiate the flooded condition
OF same during heavy rains was referred
back to the committee.
Mr.. Ryan offered q resolution that
owners or occupants OF all property
fronting on the south side of Weather.
ford street, between Rusk and Calhoun
streets, in said city, be, and the same
are hereby ordered to construct side
walk of gravel in front of said property,
In conformity with the provisions rela-
tive to sidewalks. Adopted.
Mr.. Fraser presented the following;
whereas. it has come to the knowledge
of the city council that it is the desire of
many persons now living south Of the citf
limits that certain territory in which theF
reside be added to and become part o.
the corporation Of the city of Fort Worth;
therefore, be it
Resolved. by the city council Of tbs
city OF Fort Worth that II tie
citizens of said territory shall agree, md
provide in the manner required By Law
for she extension of the corporate llmits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
nor 70 b CAUGHT WITH cHAry.

''My loYess boundless for you,'' said he.
Love viii not boil the pot, - said she.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
A penf Cat In High LIE.

SNOWFALL is one Of the best known An
goras in the city, AID although she is
but years Of age she is the mother Of
seventeen kittens, every one of which
has been of spotless whiteness. She
weighs twelve pounds and has a tail that
waves in the air like an immense banner.
Her eyes are sky blue and she never
heard a sound in her life. She has been
thoroughly trained and knows many
very amusing tricks, among which il
that of fetching the ball when thrown
by her mistress. She performs this with
all the fidelity of well trained retriever,
and her ability as a catcher would make
Buck Ewing green with envy. Her
marked peculiarities are her grace and
gentleness and her habit Of playing with
shadows
A moving object has no attractions for
her, but if shadow is thrown upon the
floor and moved rapidly about SNOWFALL
will chase it for hours with a grace and
Of movement that would eclipse
those of the finest ladies in the land.
Notwithstanding her fastidiousness in
other respects Snowbalrs appetite is
gross, and she prefers raw liver TO any
other article Of diet.-New York World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
TUNNELS OF THE WORLD.

The Allegheny Portage tunnel was built
IN 1881
The Black Rock tunnel, on the Readins
railroad, was constructed in 1886.
A tunnel 6,GO6 feet long was driven
under Lake Erie from Cleveland, O., 70
the purpose of obtaining pure water.
The Sand Patch tunnel, on the Pittsburg
and Cornellsville branch of the Reading,
was completed in 1871.
Caesar found Alexandria honeycombed
with subterranean tunnels supplying
water from the Nile 70 the houses of the
city.
The st. Gothard tunnel through the
Alps was begun in the fall of 1872. Its
length is nine and a quarter miles and its
cost some SIC, 100000
The Kingwood and Broadtree tunnels,
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
the Great Bend tunnels are specimen
pieces of heavy tunneling in the United
States
The Hudson river tunnel is progressing
satisfactorily. The daily progress is 81
feet. The distance already reached is 2.a60
feet, the total distance to be covered being
1850 feet.
The tunnel driven under Lake Michigan.
70 secure pure water for Chicago, begun in
March. 1854. was constructed two miles in
length 70 a crib in the lake, inside of which
an iron cylinder was sunk
The new aaueduct from the croton dam
20 New York city, a distance Of 296s miles,
or including the pipe lines to the Central
park reservoir Of thirty-three miles.Bs the
largest piece of tunneling yet done.
OF subaqueous tunnels the most famous
is that under the Thames at London, be-
gun in 1907 and finally completed for foot
passengers in 1913; total length, 1900 feet:
cost, 5000 a hneal yard. or q total Of
8, 5Oo, 900
The cast iron tunnel under the St. Clair
river, connecting Canada with the United
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
ply holding ont.

The complete har Dor defense project pro-
pose ornaments OF the heaviest ri1ed guns,
a well developed system of submarine
mines, with a protection of rapid fire guns.
In accordance with the request Of the
secretary of the treasury, discussing Of
icers Of the quarterm ssters' subsistence
and pay departments Of the army have
been instructed to render monthly money
accounts.
The Fiske range finder win be given a
set of trials at the Washington navy yard.
at which Commodore Folger will probably
be present. The new telephone attach
ment is thought to be the only thing that
was required to perfect the system
NJ Eiffel has invented q form Of bridg.
capable Of being used in time Of war for
temporary service, as well as for perms-
nent use In peace times II Is composed
wholly of pieces of steel that can easily be
put together without machinery and by
unskilled labor.
The clause in the army bill providing
for examinations before promotion also
provides for the retirement Of those inca
pacitated for service. There are already
sixty or more invalided officers, and IL the
law can be construed 20 embrace them
promotions in the army viii for time
proceed at an unusually rapid rate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Safe ExnRrts.

In Cincinnati there is a man by the
name of John Henry Williams, and this
secluded individual sports the reputation
of being 1.-The best safe expert in the
country II one should watch him as
he gracefully balances billiard cue pre-
paratory to making hard shot. sur
rounded by the elite of social lions with
eagles eyes. he would little think that
this white knuckled gentleman is a man
who handled iron and steel for q liveli-
hood.
But it is so. and there is perhaps no
other man in the world who can Judge
of the workmanship of brakeman bet
ter than he. Almost instantly after
viewing cracked" safe be can tell by
whom the work has been done He has
been engaged in this business for many
years, and quite successfully.
Yes, the man who knows the inside
and outside of a safe" said he to a re-
porter. has about as much as he can dc
following up successful and unsuccessful
attempts to crack" them by professional
burglars, for no occurrence OF this kind
takes place without the police sending
for experts to make an examination.
Indeed. the statements which appear
in the newspapers he continued. latter
an attack on a vault or safe are always
given by one of our men. The police
get the credit for such discoveries, but
we are content with our remuneration"
Exchange.