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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
Assaulted a. Corsicana.


Correspondence OF the HsAe''e-
CoRsIcASA, TEX. Nov. 4.-On last night,
about O'Clock, IS B. H. Allen, prominent
liquor dealer of this place, was coming down
town to his place of business some one assaulted
him in the dark, striking him with heavy
less. He was found by parties who heard him
cry ont and brought to his store. He has no
idea who his assailant was, nor for what pur-
pose he was assaulted.
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American Hogs in Mexico.

The people of Mexico are still buying on
store hogs by the train load. Nearly every
day the Santa Fe company transports through
Colorado from ten to twenty double-dsck cars.
loaded with fat hogs for Mexico. The cars thus
used are labeled kansas City and Mexican
Transportation company 1t is said that a
shrewd American has obtained fro the Mexican
government the exclusive privilege of slaughter
ing in the city of Mexico fat hogs imported from
the United States. or course, this American
butcher is fast coming fortune. Field and
Farm,
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n...,,n;. sa1.s|, si1,ls. II ,.r,s,, e.,
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Land SOLD fas spnsP asqasnt of Taxes.

Special 10 the GaZette.
AUSTIN. TEX. Nov. 5.-A freight train on tho
International and Great Northern went through
the Guadalupe bridge San Marcos to-day
and fatally injured Engineer Healy, cutting off
both his legs.
Comptroller John D. Mccall sold about IS coo
acres Of land to-day, forfeited for non-payment
of taxes. The land is all in unUrgauzed coun-
ties. A great deal more rem2ins to be sold yet
Charters flied to-day: The San Angelo water
works company. amended charter; the San An
cello Turn Verein, and the Olympic club OF
BRYAN.
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Go Slow.

Because sheep enjoying we'll earned
boom is no reason why every one should rush
headlong into the business. There is scarcely q
farm anywhere in Colorado but would support a.
small flock with little care, but the IN
qualified person who buys 90 or 100 ewes as
money making investment will soon come to
grief. On farm where sheep have long been
Kept an outsi er sees nothing but thrift and
prosperity, which the proprietor could explain
as the result Of experience, study, trials and
losses.-[ Field and Farm.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Nan, Charged with Attempted Murder,
Takes Dose of Choroform.

Special to the Gazette.
BoEHAM, TEX, Nov. 5.-Yesterday at Ra-
VIENNA Ed Hoard, one of the judges of the cleo
ton at that place, attempted to commit suicide
by taking a large quantity OF chloroform.
Friends commenced work Immediately with him
and at last accounts he was still alive Your
reporter learns that the cause of the rash act is
that he has lately been arrested under 3 charge
of assault to murder. It is said the offense was
committed fifteen years ago in Kentucky. His
children were then small and knew nothing of
the charge nor since then have they been in
formed OF it until the arrest, and Hoard, who is
we'll liked and is looked upon as good man,
has been troubled, and HIS taken to drink.
Both together had so frenzed his mind that he
sought relief in death, which would have re-
suited if medical aid had not interfered.
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Cotton Burned at Terrell.

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Nov. 5.-A second fire alarm
sounded last night late. 1t was the cotton at
the depot in fresh blaze. The fire department
worked it down again, fighting it about an hour
and half There 213 bales on the plat
form, seventy-six of which burned and FIVE
were saved in damaged condition, 1872 being
unhurt. 1t was principally the property of
White g. GO.
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.Gn,,,v a. Charged of Horse Stealing.
Special to the Gazette.

PARIS, TEX, Nov. 5.-George Taylor,
Jointly indicted with the notorious Lee Allen
for stealing herd of horses from the Kiowa
chief, Lone Wolf, for which Allen was CON
vict.d few DAYS ago was tried to-day in the
Federal court and caught the same measure as
Allen, the Jury only being out long enough to
write verdict of guilty as charged
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TO COVER UP CRIME.
The Body of Han Found on the Railroad
Evidently Murdered and Placed There.

FI'4FHVI5 ''UI'I7 IO11 ll.r1 Il TO
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Nov. 5.-The south-bound
Frisco passenger, due here from st. Loui' at
$40 a. M, made a sensational discovery just
across Red river in the Indian Territory. About
TWO miles from the river the body of man was
seen lying on the track. The train was stopped
and the body was found to be that OF a dead
Choctaw which had evidently been run over by
a passine freight and one leg cut off, but further
Investigation shows that the head had been
Hc-ushed into q shapeless mass by blows with
'some blunt instrument, and bioody iran was
found where the body had been dragged some
distance to the track. 1t was evident that tine
man had been murdered and the body placed on
the track to cover up the crime.
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.. SIMPSON
Or SAM r. MILLIKIN, General Manager,
TkAASa

demand was mostly for light and fancy goods,
though it seldom resulted in business,
because the limits were not sufficient. Yarn
was generally dull. There were few export
sales. Buyers for home market purchased
sparingly. The tendency of prices was in favor
OF buyers. Cloth was firm, best prints steady.
The inquiry for common and medium prints
increased trife. Heavy goods unchanged
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FOR MARRIED FOLKS.

NoooNA, Tex, April 1s, AS3a<o
To the Gazette. gs-S.S&24 y ~ -
DEAR S1Rs-Receiysds3 EaeS 'tiopedia
all right. ThebqeS III that Is claimed
for it6s4sarly wish that 1 had have got
erafed years ago, when 1 was first mar
Flied. 1 would recommend them to and
young couple; they are brimful Of good
advice and instruction. Please accept
my thanks. Yours, F. B. STUMP.
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AN EXTRA SESSION.
wanamaker and Two Other Members Of the
Cabinet saw There II BE None.

WASHINGTON, Nov. POSTMASTER General
wanamaker to-day. in reply TO an inquiry by a
representative of the Associated Press, said that
there WAS no probability of an extra session Of
congress. While. he said, only the president
could sp lax authoritatively upon the subject. he
iWanaiLaker) did not believe that the president
has any thought of calling congress together be-
fore the regular session.
Two other members of the cabinet, unwilling
to be quoted By name, said, in response to
similar inquiries: There will be no extra
session -
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. A Major in the q. S. A. Retired.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 5.-Mai. Russell
Fifth cavalry, United States army, was retired
by the retiring board in session at Fort Sam
Houston to- day. This action was st Maj
Russelis request, he having attained the statu-
tory age.
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re.a. Posrmaster. Appointed.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Texas postmasters
appointed: T. E. Wheelock, Lubbock, Lubbock
county; Sarah A. Roy, Hembrie, Crockett
county; W. n. Gentry, Silden, Erath county.
The postofiice at Yeechie, Leon county, has
been discontinued.
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Manchester Trade Review.

MANCHESTER, Ess., Nov. 5.-The Guardian
in its review OF yesterdays market says a little
more business was done, mostly in small guam
quiry for india, necessarily for Bombay. The
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A $4,000 Blaze in Dallas.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS. TEX, Nov. Sat $3.50 to- night Ere
caught from some unknown cause in the dry
goods store of l. Dinkelspell. at S26 Elm street,
and before being extingu ished DID damage 10
the amount of $1,000. Fully insured.
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En- Route to Fort Worth.
Special to the Gazette

BRowSwoop. TEE, Nov. 5.-President Horn
bv snd the directors of the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande railway left here last night oy way OF
Comanche for Fort Worth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tex, Nov. &c. j. schwab. who
has been persistently running for the office Of
constable for twenty years, elected this
time by an overwhelming majority, but only
lived few hours TO enjoy his well earned vic
torv He came down town this morning re-
ioiciug. but was shot down in cold blood by
and sent to he asylum, and has been released
both times. The mans name is Joe Howell
and he is a very desperate fellow. Schwab was
shot through the heart and died Immediately.
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a Gin Burnad.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BEIroN, TEX, Nov. 5.-E. B. Baggett's gin
1t Pendletonville burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000. The amount of insurance cannot be ascsr-
tanned.
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WANTED AGENTS.

wanted-Agents, .1a&a femaIe, to
canvass Tagsssss sRef, Wise, Denton.
Ellissndsf3sfla counties. Liberal oom-
missions. Address l.. E. H., care Ga
Zette, with references.
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A Gnnk Book Free

To every subscriber of the WeeklyaGA-
zErrE wins sends us 81 so iQses6zssw Ne will
send the Weekly GAZERanSEg year and
the Household & s Book. sl5 pages,
bound il. In ordering paper
please esSfstfon this offer. Send 81. so
snasddress THE GAZETTE,
Fort Worth, Tex.
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Tie original Webster Una6rtdgsSeEfon-
ary and the Weekly .Gszee s5r one years
only 81 ,QGs s5Hdry shipped, prepaid
sesegfsss Office nearest the subscriber.
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SpeCiaI 10 the Oazelle.
SAN ANTONIO. IT,, Nov. Sat an early hour
this morning a northbound International and
Great Northern freight train fell through a
bridge across Comal river near New Braunfels.
The first span of the structure gave way and the
engine and two or three loaded cars were pre-
cipita:ed to the water, distance OF nifty feet.
Engineer Haley and Fireman Jones were so
badly hurt that they will die.
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Killed His Father-in-L Law.

Special to the Gazette "a
Lrv1Sosros, TEX, Nov. 5.-$Dude'' Ryan
shot j. NJ. Inge. eight miles east of this place,
about O'clock this morning, from which Inge
died within thirty minutes. Ryan MS son
in-law df Inge land claims to have eeted in self
defense.seNo csass, in assigned or Known.
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AN ELECTION QUARREL.
Two Men Killed and a Third Wounded at
Irvine Ky. Tuesday.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-At Irvine, Ky,
yesterday John Wilson. superintendent of pub
lie schools, and Dr.. Lilly. o: Judge Lilly,
werk killed, and Grant Lilly, brother, was
badly wounded. 1t is supposed to have been an
election quarrel.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

To relieve headache, corresf disorders
OF the stomach and incresss the appe-
tite, and for thecure ofSfver complaint,
perfectly safe to~ke, and invariably
promote heals6y Ation of the diges-
tive and asS<hilative Fgans.
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LADIES!
ri. E. CHURCH.
The Board of Bishops Which Was in Session in
Washington Adiourn-Their Work.

SSSSANaA 80.
Washington Adjourn Their Work.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The board OF bishops
of the Methodist Episcopal church, which has
been in semi annual session here for some days,
completed its labors to- day and adjourned sine
die. The next meeting of the board will be held
at Green Castle. Ind, May :.
The chief work done by the board to-day was
20 complete the list of assignments of bishops
for holG .ng animal conferences durinE the en-
suing hall year. The list in part is made up as
follows: Indian missionary conference, Guth-
rie, o. T., January Is. Bishop Bow
man. Texas. Navasota, Tex, Janu-
sry L. Bishop Foss; Austin conference,
Waco, Tex Bishop Foss; Little Rock confer
euce, Tex arkana, Ark, January y, Bishop
Newman. Arkansas-Fort Smith, Ark, Janu-
AIRY IS, Bishop Newman; South German confer
ence, Waco, Tex, January 20, Bishop Foss.
West TeHas-WsSo, TexS February ., Bishop
FOss.
Attention! If yoN esire fine head OF
hair of a naturafNpe and free from
dsrdruff, Hall Han Remover is the
best and safesE preparation to accom-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
COTTON On FIRE.
A British Steamer, With 5000 Bales of Cotton
on Board. On Fire at Galveston.

on H0Hfu UH Ire Ht UEIFtstUH'
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. AT q late hour to-
night fire was discovered in the hold Of the
British steamship Bond, Leash captain, of
London England. She was loading with cotton
and about ready for sailing, intending to go out
in the morning About 5000 bales were on board.
The entire Galveston fire department responded
to the call, and at this writing every effort is
being made to get the fire under control Prob
able loss unknown.
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Special to the Gazette.

An |. and G. N. Freight Goes Down, and the
Engineer and Fireman Fatally Hurt.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.
A Man Looking for Burglars Shoots His Part
ner in BUSINESS Killing Him Instantly.

nPr III buSIHtSS, Linn
Special to the Gazette.
BERwYN, 1. T., Nov. News reached here
this morning of the killing of Jesse Mcdaniel at
the Thomas farm, six miles southeast of here.
The killing was done last night and was acct
dental Mcdaniel was shot by A. n. Barber.
Both parties were in business together, known
as A. u. Barber Il Co. Both parties lived in
the same house, and had some money about the
house. After dark the deceased man g wife had
seen some man walk around the house, and ex-
pecting to be robbed, she told Barber about 1t.
and he walked out in the yard, armed to place
where his mules were tied. In the meantime
Jesse Mcdaniel went out in the yard III his
cking feet and was standing near where the
mules were tied. Barber seeing him asked
"Who is that?'' Mcdaniel made answer
and Barber shot him, killing him instantly.
The shot took effect right above the heart Bar
Der thought thai after he asked who is that
Mcdaniel raised his as IL about to shoot,
whereupon Barber shot him, not knowing 1t was
Mcdaniel. 1t is also stated that Barber had
some trouble with one DIR. Duke 4 few days ago.
where pistol and kife was drawn and it is said
that Barber thought it was Duke whom he shot,
as he had expectedsesaexaeys,t trouble with him.
Barber and McDaniel were weak respected peo-
ple Barber xayc.ppt 20 the officialsat Ardmore.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

You are paying from $3.50 $500 per rent you are
renting on shares for onehrd and oneOurh Of the crop yen
are paying more After your crop gathered and your labor
ended you vet have no home nor foot Of land the face Of
the earth will sell you your choice Of lands outof
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

1t was an easy victory
The Democratic nominees in Tarrant county
have all been elected by maiorities in excess oil
what was expected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Princess Irene returned from England,
and the EmH Haror with his family some
time ago TOO x up his summer residence
at the Nege Palace at Potsdsm. The
only sister OF the late Emperor, the
Grand Ouch bss OF Baden, who came
accompanied by her husband and
her son. the Erb-Prinz Of Baden.
The regime hts in which the late En-
psror had ptrsonal command sent dep
Utati0ns Of officers and soldiers, while
the friends pad personal attendants re-
ceivsd invi vitatioas as we'll as the resi-
dent gs neral Is and higher oEoers from
Berlin and Potsdam. The other mem
bers OF the royal family wer also pres
entail th5 gentlemen in gala-uuiforms,
the ladies' ia deep mourning.
Early in the morning OF Thurs day
the imperial party drove from the Neus
PsIais o. the Frisdricbskirch in an open
carriage With four horses and outriders
The carriage following contained the
three eldest Princes, Wilhelm. EiteI-
Fritz aud AdalbeEt with their tutor,
Herr Won Falksnhayn The suite fol
lowed in several other carriages. At
sh8 Frisdrichskirche they were met b.
the ErbDriny q Meinin-sn and Princess
Charlotte. ths favorite eldest d1ughter
OF tEs late Emperor. Empress Victoria
arrived so4n after with ber two dauSh.
ters. attended by Prince Heinrich and
the Princess.
After sad but tender greeting. the
whole family entered ths church. whore
A service was celebrated Meanw hils
tie f1ur oofsas were transported by
solIiers 90 ths new chapel. aud placed
hes ls each other there. Tn1un srabls
wrsaths of choicest fo-srs almost hid
thsu from view. and the subdGed sing
ir- re tha choir az the Oom-Chor 81
Berlin greeted ths mourners on their en-
trance Court Chaplain Ko-el. assisted
by che local c'srEYms1. Pastor Windsl,
then consecratsd ths chapel. and a
short address and prayer ended the
ceremony.
The Imperial family soon sfterwari
separated and returned To- thsir palaces.
e. spend the day ia solitude anl retire
meaA
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

s. Louis halr-dresscr says every
BODY nov is calling FOR saburn hair. Is
ds the color above ali others Ga favor il
The world ~ fashion. The shade =
vsrT becoming. especially % women
'vith pretty shades % con- plexlon. olive
or fair a. the case may be. TIE an
burn has hhe varua. bright glow of The
rzn- vt.hout tae unhecoming tendency
- golden hair - exacverste fea sures
snd make them look s0 mach .arrer
.AnbRrn hair e aow in greater demand
.<han Blonde hair ever vas. ard is gain
3nS in favor daily. 90 course. Patti "a
eAe sraSfnahcr ~ the rres8nt styla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

peror Wilhelm. Prince Sirfsmna who
disd IA 1886. ana Prince WaIlsaasr who
alsd forty txo wears aso All four
h.fa been transferred wi-h sppro-
p-ll-s esrs-aoa l4stot tasns,v .aausolsarn.
Iae Fs.-d easklreAs ia structure of
beautiful lsslga. simple yer impressive
g. lfs Larmonlous Dimensions One os
les lllsf charms is rhorwalls=n' fam
ors .-us OF Christ. whioa stands IA
a. attitude q greeting in the quist
rlais-s-s shat Surround t1ss Church of
Peace. as 10 kas eallsI by Friedrich
Wl.h-lu. It's ballI-r Near by. and in
fact touch.ng the church. the Empress
Friedrich chose tho place where tho
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

f~ounan Eho wsns - Bostca f-o-
1irtsn oas sEnday nighs aad seated
hsrsee comfortably n The ar ard The
trssn had started when sac sasdenfy
's-urlat-nsts I have lost my paczat.
bcox.' Ccnducror Biaekden Inquired.
ard she thouEht shat she hsd dropped
a On ~ platform at The staaon. The
trasn wzs bacied up ard the roczet.
hooS ra~ tounA On fhe platform sAars
q bad sesr aropped y her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
UNZER FRITEs TOMB.
Ccusecrakec az Poezdam a1d His
Body Removed 70 p

Hs ss~ Lfss slas By sLd- VIVA rAs Ola
EzapsrsF WllhsI-4 4za oth~f Grs.s
FEizess 81 GsFas .1s- fsrtsf De-
ssrlDEi0a sf ths AAzsslsaA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
Lcorrazaar ls7e sr BArHzrlzz col

LCaFrzzaa1 ls5o sr BArHzLLEE col
The second anniversary of the death OF
Germany . 1Rf9Egett4n FRITZ" s4s ftly
clcsel fsr tls consecEation of tks
Haaaolsaza reared 20 rs memory. ns4r
tas ola FrisdriczskiEeAs of Polsdaa-
Hare the gallant Kaiser dads his l2ss
sartlly r@sliag plAcs Unsu noS, TIA
sas4es ce1 -@lllas ths Emperor' remains
stood ia tAs vaalt u t1s Fris1riohs
k.reAs, sl4s by side vita those u En-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

and
Bishop
swiss Checks and tipes al our nknownlo prices
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
MIL ! / /. .ITVE-R RY!

with this season. and that the close
y reduced prices policy this department to carry
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-09
AIlaeed SMIndlIno

Yesterday, man named Charles E. York,
who, the police state, has served time for
forgery, went to Mr.. d. II. Swan, proprietor
of the West End Hotel. and proffered So
check on the Peoples Bank of Waterville
asking Mr.. Swan to cash it, Mr.. Swan de.
clined. Then York wanted him to swap
checks, that is to take the S22 check and
give him In return check Mr.. Swan had in
his possession, drawn in his favor by Ma
thaniel Meader Of WatervilIe, on the Ticon-
ic Bank of that city. Mr.. Swan did so.
Later he suspected something wrong, and
telegraphed the Peoples Bank. An answer
was returned that York had no funds there.
Iheh MT swan went for York, who was
stopping at the Falmouth Hotel. and got the
check back. He then notified officers Han
son and Frank, who arrested York. The
two checks are in the possession Of DENNY
Marshal Crowell.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-09
SUNDAY school Convention,

The Sunday School Convention at Cum
berland Mills opened Tuesday evening
Addresses were made by Rev. Fl. II
Brown Of Kennebunkport. Subject, 18Th,
Need of Sunday School Convention" Rev
E. p. Woodward of Portland, "Duty of Par
ents In Sunday School Work" Rev. G. L
Tracy of Biddeford, SLOW to make the Sun
day School Interesting" Rev. o. FL. Wal
lace, pastor Berean Church, "The Efficient
Teacher" Black board exercises by Rev.
Warren N. Terry of Lynn, Mass, subject,
Come to Sunday School"
A business meeting was held yesterday
morning, at which the following officers for
the year were elected; President, A. FL.
Brown; vice presidents, o. II. Wallace, G.
L. Tracy and Mrs. g. Couch; secretary, c.
H. Leighton; treasurer, o. A. S. Maybery.
The afternoon session was devoted to the
reading of the reports from the Sunday
schools in the state.
In the evening the state conference was
opened in the same church. An address was
given by the president, o. S. French Of Dover
No
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-09
St. DomInIc's Conference.

The annual promenade concert and coffee
party for the benefit of the poor of st. Dom.
inic's parish, will take place In City Hall,
Wednesday evening, October 10Th. 1t will
be given under the auspices of st. Dominic's
Conference, which is sufficient guarantee
that there will be nothing wanting to make
ita most enjoyable event. The funds of this
society are now very low, and in order to en-
aole them to continue their good work dur
ing the cold winter months when their aid Is
most needed' 1t is sincerely hoped that a
goooly number of tickets will be disposed of.
Wnlie this society is composed exclusively
OIL catholics, tnever turns deaf ear to any
deserving appeal for charity. 1t never asks
the creed or race of its beneticiaries. and
has often extended assistance to many non
Catholics. There will be concert bv Grim.
mer's full orchestra one hour preceding the
grand march. Remember the date is Octo-
Der 18th, and the tickets are now on sale.