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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18


August II Cook, Kansa' City; Dave HI,
j c Arnold, Chilsea, l. T.; J NJ Dowson. Ok2-
homa; J @ Baldwin, Haskell; a Robinson,
j ID Wickhsm. Waco, Tex; II MIGRANTS, Bel
Harrison, Corscana; w Mathews. " D.,
Amarillo; + P Dowrey, Seymour, Tex; H.ury
Pickles, Waco, Tex; John Hsgler, Mon
A Fl Wernse, ST Louis; D Koip and wife. Iowa
PARK; Roberi Hill. Austin, Tex; VI Williams
and wife, Color do. Tex; E r ansbroggh'
lor. Clarendon. Tex; Harry Ezzsl, Cincinnati;
George BARTHOLOMEW, San Antonio; q Lap
pington: New Orleans; George sindew. Chicago.
III; NJ L Cotter. Clinton; Pagan, FaglH
Mills; Norton. Chicago; Q hcGowen. )
White, Commerce; George W Turnbull, Waco
A Bradshaw, Dallas; r Duncan, Denver. Colo;
England: NJ s swearingen. Childress, Tex; 7 y
Timmons. Kansas City: F B Padden, (tuanan'
Tex: NJ Rappopart. Rochester. n Y; Haie1'
exander, J Henderson, Fort Davis. Tex; Ju,e
Alvord, Wichita Falls; p Knott, Quanah;
PWaIace, Dallas: NJ B Tippman. ciIcin mat:
H L de Berry. Mansfield, Tex; "
Doason, $. Louis; J A Edison, TYLER. Tex;
George II PECAN, st Louis; w Goodwyn, W
soloman. Richmond. Va; J w Beard, Law GT
renee: V Kane, Dallas, Tex; 81 Box, Co..
orado; G Y Angus, Dallas; Fl Hunt, DenTet'
Col; Il w Remmitz. Dallas: Gus Tatsche, las
hazen, San Antonio; Yate,, st Louis: n
Hess. Cleburne; a Shaw. Galesburg, III;
Smith, Denver; JET johnson. Paul washbuTn.
Austin, Tex: Alex s Thweatt. Atlanta, Ga;
A Sloan, Sherman. Tex: q Bradley, SEef
man, Lex; L NJ Knepfy, Dallas; H Mordon
Fort Wayne ale. ander. Fort Davis. v Iek:
D D Snyder; Georgetown. Tex; D Preston and nd
wife, Paris, Tex; w Nething, Chicag. III " y,
Campbell Mp.cO.iDe Tex eeGI gs,
simonson. New YORK; John G TaylOai s.
Louis; G = Yosnm; st. Louis; va . Tuisy' K Da:
E Koip, and wife. Iowa Park, Tex.
Phillip levin, Gainesville; Ross Jones aud
wife, Kansas City; A A Parker, New Orleans;
WIN G5i.son ohieas9j VIA aRuf C.nsinTsiW
Chambers. Omaha Neb; H W Shelton. Dallas
Joseph J. Helm. Fred Heman, Kansas City; J.
E. Farnsworth, Austin: Geo. A; Bsekus; Phi!s
Milwaukee; Mrs. G. L. Ralston, Denver, Coll
R. G. Polluck. Dallas; Frank Meess.
R Ra,hai Ko @ M Nj M. Ress
with, Charleston. No; w Netting, Chicago;
Frank Lsrch. San Angelo; Harry L Peak; PM
But; Guy Spencer, Gresnvtile; W A Tue, ~;
Louis Herman. New York: L B Imboden. Texas
& Kimble and wife. st Louis: j II Nj le,t
Kansas City; In Fou,s, Wes.hesford; ssais
Fe route: N Fox. Cincinnati: Ackerinan. -
Louis; n Arnold. st Louis; u White, BalIa;
sa.5er pa,oon., kss; Re KeeH a T. G cn
ney. Cotton Belt; B W Carpenter. Louisians;
Will Goldste,n. Louisville. Ky; Jessi; nc.
"'hisa Es; Henry asay Ssbe2
Louis; r Martin. Dallas; W r Settle. Pools.
Kan: A L Ros'er, Dallas; ) Robinson. :.
Me- S;orn KSnsss G,v an Gle
Nev York; r Smith Sam Hay, Chicaso:
c w Jester, Corsicana: J Mckay. Aran'swS,
Rss, ksea pi Ml. n
Wichita Falls; w B Allen, Marshall; W b
Vaughan, Weatherford; II A Maulford, Texas
Goodnight; J B Bissen, Colorado; B wills,
WhitesboIo; Mrs Theo F swan, Elgin. Ili:.J
Sanders, Denver. Col
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Kfaiis line OF jrwelrys at SOB Main
street,. Sold soldsear7 rincs So up.
Spit A SWITCH.
What Happened to q Texas and Pacific Passen-
ger Train La, NIrIr

What Happened to a Texas and Pacific Passen-
ger Train Las' Wight
Last night when the Texas and Pacific
passenger train from the West, due at
the Union depot at Cos, was entering
the city and near the Fort Worth and
Rio Grande roundhouss switch was en-
countersd upon which the train split,
that Is, part of the train pursued the
main track and the other part ran upon
the switch. The tram was bowling along
at a pretty GOOD speed, and the result OF
the split was TO overturn the baggage
car and throw the front passenger coach
off the track.
1t WAS lucky that no injury to passen-
gers occurred. As it WAS the travellers
were badly scared, but nothing more.
The departure of the eastbound train
was DELAYED some by the Saccident, but
otherwise the damage was*not heavy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Build Factories.
FORT WORTH, Tex, I

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. IL, 1890.
Editor Gazette.
In Pittsburg. Pa. many of the older
and smaller factories are still operated
in the heart of the city where they were
located many years ago. In later years
the new and larger concerns were put in
the suburbs where land was cheap aud
the factories could secure sufficient
area tor their purposes. The greatest
tube works in the world are located
seventeen miles up the river. The great
Westinghouse air brake and electric
company's plants as well as some dozens
of others, are in Ailegahney City. The
steel works of Anderson, Dupree & Co.,
are at CHARTERS, and the great majority
of the heavy establishments are fro N
five to twenty miles out OF the city,
while the business il all done in Pitts
burg and belongs there. The factories,
mills and packing houses in the suburbs
OF Fort Worth nre go located, with COM
mendable foresight.
The building OF factories in the heart
of o city of the present size of Fort Worth
presents no serious objections now, butt
the city continues its growth, all close-in
area will be needed for stores, transfer
houses, warehouses. ETC., etc and the
factories which may have been built nea:
the center in au earlier day find them
selves occupying ground too valuable to
be economical, and as their business
grows, find they are unable to extend
except on payment of large sums of
money for very little real estate. The
thought is naturally sugg ested that the
true policy is to build Cor the future.
1 hose who do not folloE this are quite
sure to feel that. they alp of and in the
past nil too soon. A. B. l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Advised to Take the Bach rr.ok

<aosiseu ~ -"Ao INC DUCK ArAok.
Special to the Gazette.
BEAUMONT, TEX. Dec. IA delega-
ton Of striking mill men came over here
from Orange to induce the mill oper-
atives here to strike for ten honrs. A
committee of citizens advised them to
return. They returned.
ORANGE MILLS SHUT DowN.
Special to the Gazette.
ORANGE, TEX. Dec. l7.-All mills
are shut down, undergoing repairs, aud
will remain closed thirty days. Lutoher
& Moore atart up Tomorrow to saw
enough timber to be used in repairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

Williams, Walter Want. Mrs II Murdoch,
Texas; J H Wilson. McGreeor, Tex; Henry Pr
Gales. Waco, Tex; George Briggs. Dallas
P Burke. New York; W Marshall. Chicago;
Tex; sam Fowler, Denver; Madam Forest
Texas: Landau. Dallas; Gardner. Chill
dress; Frank Brady, Memphis; Hon McCung.
Terrell, Text L Critics and wife, GRANDEUR,
Tex; Carter. Kentucky; H Wright Jr,
Cincinnati; X Turner and friend, L Car
LOCK, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Suspected of jaime. Jaok.on's Murder.

Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX. Dec. 17.-Bill David
son, mechanic, has been arrested
at Colum bia, being suspected of the
murder of James Jackson, superin-
tendent Of the Retrieve plantation near
Oyster creek. A search of D wilson 9
house disclosed pair of boots on which
were spots Of blood and human brains.
While people in the neiehborhood are
greatly incensed, there is no thought of
mob violence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
HOTEL lRRIyALA
AT THE MANSION.

J o Stone, Batavia. III; Dr. p McFarlan .,
Aledo. Tex: J Robinson. Bait. Ind: L B Ha-
yer. Caldwell, Kan; John Summer6eld, Dallas;
J Ford. Decatur; w D HoliinRshead, New
York: B Jones, st LOUIS; Ed Baker. Beuja-
min; McCann. st Louis: II Cain, Waco:
Ben Turner. Heurietta; H s sisk. Weather
Sc Louis: n Haycock, New Orleans; L s
Resppin. Cincinnati; Harris, Houston; N
Ry: Neptune. Chicago: " II Lanev. Waco:
Mss sallis ToDkiss. Shreveport. q: Mis- Julia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
BEAUTIFUL PARAMOUNT.

Special inducements to T1toss Who Want q
Site for q Home.
am prepared to offer to purchasers
lots in the beautiful Fairmann&N
The properlE tsAeF{4 nd51tkf oeated and is
reache6 By the Rossdale electric railway.
Offer special inducements TO purchasers
both in price and term. Call on
w. l.. Lyon ,6I2 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

young woman nearly grown. Gilmore's
hemorrhsges are hard at times. and
those who have observed the case are
ANXIOUS TO know il the laws cannot be
rela xed so as to allow Gilmore to die at
hnma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
No Surprise.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Dec. l7.-Governor
Steele to-day returned the Kinefsher
capital bill without his approval. After
citing bis objections, he warns the legis-
lature that env further attempts at cap
itai legislation will be useless, 40 he will
not consider anything further of that ma.
ture.
Tho message 10 no surprise and caused
but little excitement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
HOIidnk GOoIs.

/ have large assortment of all kinds
of holiday goods and will seils teem
cheap. Call early apdsSuekes Sfecsfons
Very low ,pricesyoa thof6sraph albums,
autoersph asbuThs, dolls and toys. Ele-
giant line of work baskets.
ALIEN A. LErCHwoRTH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

Tonight Mr.. Alexander SalvIni will
play a return engagement ut the opera
house and present his beautiful drama Of
Italian life The Omaha Daily Bee, De-
.ohrr !, 1890, saws: ProBa bly, no Young
actor of to- day has had so able master
In the line OF tragedy and melodramn as
young Sulvini. From n child he absorbed
the atmosphere of the theatre in his ua-
tive country, and later came TO America
10 learn ali the American stage had to
offer lis voturies. 1t WAS not long before
his scholarly work attracted attention in
New York, ana then his father coming
gave him abundant opportunity to round
the rough places In many of his imppr-
donations, under the ilIustrious direction
of Tomaso SalvinI. As Cirlilo, laz-
yarone, III - Child OF Naples, - Sal VIM
displays q k, owiedge and power which
one Cauuot b lip but marvel at. He is
what he -, - descendant from the
streets OF Naples. whose very stones are
his godfathers. With flashes OF
quaint humor here and there Salvini
typiics what the dramatist had intended
the character to be, beast, but still
human TO the gentle touch ot kindness. -
Those who fan TO see Mr.. Salvin to-
night in "a Guild of Naples'' will miss
u dramatic treat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Ordered to the Front.

DENVER, COL, Dec. 17.-Seven com.
panies of the Seventeenth Infantry sta
toned at Fort Russell, near Cheyenne,
were to-day ordered to leave immedi-
ately for Pine Ridge, 8. D. -.,z.s.sz,g,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Personal

A. c. Watson of Austin is at the Man
sion.
j. c.. Baldwin of Haskell arrived in
Fort Worth last night.
ID. b. Gardner, one of the big cattle
men of Texas, is in the city.
T.. p. Downey of Seymour is IN the
city, stopping at the Pickwi
II. S. SisS, n leading Parker county
citizen, is in Fort Worth, qusrtered at
the Mansion.
D. c. Kolp and wife OF Iowa Park are
stopping in the city, having apartments
ct the Pickwick.
Ector L. Gammage, n leading attorney
at law of Palestine, Tex, was in For:
Worth yesterday.
Miss Susie Willing of Crystal Springs,
Miss, is visiting her aunts, Mrs. Susie ..
Willing and Mrs. Harry s. Price, IN this
city. She will spend the holidays In Fort
Worth.
Lawrence NJ. kneflly OF Dali as, who is
right eminent grand commander OF the
Knights remplars of Texas. was in the
city yesterday in company with members
of the order in Fort Worth.
Miss McGehee of Mississippi, and Miss
Coke, niece of Senator Coks, who haye
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G.
Munford, returned to Dallas Yesterday
in time for the 1. c. e. entertainment
Tonight.
August Krille, ex-mayor OF Trinidad,
Col, an elegant gentleman aud a cspi-
talist OF large means, is in the city look
ing over Fort Worth's advantages. He
is much pleased and will probably return
at an early date to make some invest
ments.
]. T. Orchard, for several years con-
nected with THE GAZETTE, and lately
with the Mirror aud other publications,
has abandoned the newspaper field to
engage in life insurance work, having
connected himself with the 4Equitable.
His many friends will wis him I'M
bounded success. ssasS&sa.ssss..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
sun.essss u SIS 81 lw SIX eazrrr..

Cail 1t GAZETTE business ofice and examine
This papers premiun eewtpg Na0f1na This
onlJ 41.1s Win the Sunday GAZETTE only ia:
{ v1sh the Daily GAZETTE only Ss1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

Glance into the ,tors sss.E. H. Collins
& Co.. the art dealers, sq3 Houston
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

wynne. McCaps stedman have moved
their law Offices slhe elegant quarters
in the Hurley qdce Spilding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Yesterdays Local Weather Report.
Corrected daily by ]. P. Nicks.
Indications,

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, l q. m.-For
Eastern Texss-Warmer, fair winds,
shifting south erly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

Elegant chrssmas resents.
Solid gold spectaeEs S5at sos Main
street:gwilI be exchSaiGed after Christ
mas. and eyes properly fitted free of
charge.-@er@ AZ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

Lost. an open face 8ady' - gold watch,
queen chHtn and monogram an. ID. -
on back. Reward for its return 10 The
GAZETTE Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

Collins s. Co. ira asf people of the
South, have to-dayoQ exhibition their
whole counters hllsdagith Christmas
cards, booklets, albums art novelties,
comic pictures andA thousand Of hand
come gifts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
Christmas Trees.

Christmas Trees.
Persons desiring Ghrteoslea;s N can
gst.shsmsss ! 81 Stanley s Gulley,
opposite postoffice, on Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18

DON'T miss sos Aaln s,reSG for latest
styles insSlewelry. e FeSres diamonds
IN 'oiid'scfd sstsinss lat aanusaetnrers'
prices. g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-18
c1E.RIxG HOUSE crRT1E1cArrs

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-CleariuR house
certificates amour ing to $500 200 were
issued to-day and $500, 900 cancelled,
leaving sl4. 795 GOO outstanding. The
certificates issued were in anticipation
on receipts Of gold from Europe this
week, and they will be cancelled as soon
as the gold comes in.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Burned Alive.

N0LAN, W. VA, Feb, 3d.-The
residence Of Mr.. Mike Young, Of
White Post KY. was burned at
4 1890 o'clock this morning. The
arc was under full Roadway whom
first discovered by Mr.. Young.
There were four children, the
oldest ten years OF age, -IecpinE ia
the second story. When Mr..
Young discovered the Ere he made
a rush for the children aud sue
ceeded in getting two little girls
started down the stairs by this
time the flames were reaching the
room and the smoke 20 blinded
him that ne thought lie had them
all out. As he reached the bottom,
hi. oldest boy came rushing past
him with his clothes ON fire. They
then discovered that there AZ one
child yet in the burning building
bat the IRE had made such head
way that it was f1undimpO-sib!e 10
save the child. by this time help
had arrived and every effort WAS
made To rescue tire child hut Of no
ayaii. He was burned alive in THE
flames.
The family were taken 10 John
-. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
FATHER AND FRIEND.
= = - III 1II1-'D'
Beautiful Story of the Rise of HUI
bert Herkomer.
Together Ibsy Trud=ed to Munich where
the older Man Cooked and served a
siodei 4 success After a
Fierce. Struggle

That IS q beautifaI story Of thu rela-
lions bettgeen Hubert Iars51uIer and
his father recently given t. the PIblic
in q German periodical Nhen the IA
ther held the infant in hi- arms lie said:
-'Thi5 boy saaI one day 10 nay best
friend. and shall be an artist Scv-
- was vsis,A Or prdpheey more com
pIctely fulfilled When the bty had at
taiHeil his second year the, father. dis
satisfied With the state Of things ia his
own country after the great shipEvreels
II the revolution, decided n gp .
America. Here ne worked at his trade,
while his, wife contributed 10 the main
tenahce6f the little family by giving
mnsic lessons. After six years they
went 10 S1uthaIupten, EHGlGnd where
thcy had most terrible trials and sLrlC-
giles With the most as-Fer7e ,1ire-lrrl-
stances Meanwhile the boys musical
gifts were. Developing, and he. took part
in the singing and music lessons and
played duets with the pupils His at
tendance 1t a day s.ho5l vas soon cut
short 81 Illness After his recovery he
was sent Il a drawing school and TO
this day he thinks. with s-1rh and Bit
ter eSntegnpt. If the method Of irstrJc-
ton there. Meanwhile his father re
ceiyed anEor,ier from America. and he
decided togo - Munich TO execute the
work The son was to accompany him,
in order u pursue his studIes ~ the "a
nous academy ! Ill OF hope, the IA
Their and son ST ont on their journey
and al Munich their domestic arrange
ments. correspond with their s.anty
means: The workshop had also 70 serve
a kitchen, Iivins-r3on and bed The
hoy made go5d p-5Cress at the aelde-
my. but lie had a passionate desire 70
draw from the living model. and % help
him out the father, in til.- early HFGru-
inz. IN the pasises between cooking and
other household duties, would stand IS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
SEEpTICK

sine the weather has turneSi
warmer. oar lOater> ana weather
pp,ph,.t- am giving their attention
IL something mo0a useful
G,0r-e Reynolds, one u our
.nic,i influential men, has moved
toCat,
chris savage has rented i'ncl,,
John PoNcrs, farm aud VIII move
~ NesSie. u take clarg, ~ his
farm and make setn,- n,,vi,,i nm
proypments John Jackson hiss p,,nt-
ii OF Is going To zen, } l. Meals
saw aud sriSt mill, he Is g Ar
Meals, Al areScnt doing Sou's n
,sairing enthS mill.
Piers. SianIcy has made, what
he calls a Slide Wagon. l. Is gNr
tainly acurioSity, and looks Q0s' 3
bat ricNss ~s,yS its Pcvftctly hagWt
LIS, tae M NN,,rNS in & aad gos9
without a driver tee.
YIN, Hoy,s VIII commcnc,,
singing S,'hor'l hcr' Is Ss''a rs il
winds IN al N, n; Nh, eNya hai
gained much popularity aeN' as
slnscr and noloUht viii g,ta larry
sch0ol a, this PLACES
{ W0, :, EaNnia has t,snk an'agrN
ca t,ya washing lnachiNvant SAN
lho.wnl glvc oNe u any NNlN tha
iNin shaw h,m how 10 WORK Y
I EyorNtsNty invited u tryu,
N,NrlX an eNvNvmng p'Np'c az
goiNN O. scheol, s,'mv Ga holl
tlA,rk and sunni IA npntnN,
W. MoNld like Tor sOlec g,o
toNehor Ia ,akNNpN scho0l al tnl
lplacc Tor our ll,llc scholars,
ANnN,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

model. 4 visit 10 the opera als0 re
awakened III the hoy the pressing de
sin, d play the piano and cPmp1~e-
At that ,s1-e tie plsz-z@ - IiatEErl liz'a,i
T-glish sui ie-ts were only available
Tor six months nnIe=Ss PzrslCaily- ~
newell II -as. the7ef1-c. uecessary
tilat tlisy rlll-t return - southampton
in orslrrto ti-5-ssrse taeT British eiti-
zrasH.n- During tn. winter the young
artist syar.zgei Away, painting in v.ater.
ctlors and oils ths. portraits Of every
one who would sif n hin The tollozv-
ing year. 1873 De en---ei the S1uth
Kensin-ton HOOK, AMI tE1.- t5vo friends
herr partasl for the ErSt Sirue- After
WORKING hard during tbs Summer
mouths hs rstnr.le,i Is Southampton %
qT,en. 4 school. for drawing from life.
and the seven or e5ssst s11ilea.s opened
an exhibition u. q picture fTslrRer.s-
There He-ilouler had the good fortune
II sell his first pietllre, q landscape
IL water colors. : 4 picture L. Walker
- the ROYAL academy may be said -
have made the uisst lasting impression
on vounr Hc-lza1l=- hat i vs. some
time befere he Eas able 70 syll any
rrl0re OF his vvcrhz- ~ last a comic pa
per ofIe-y-i him Sle for weekly wood
cut. hut Il, six weeks that was u Al
end. After smother long time the
brothers Dalziel bought some OF his
work. try.t other Publishers would have
none of il. Isv this sfne the yputl WAS
In syrsl Ss7s distress that he apElisi -
the CslriSty Ministries fur an engage
ment A either player blt in vain
Then he exc-ntei carpet designs but
. the Work seemed - unworthy that b,
E soon gave. II slps This miserable exist
ersa. lasted till ;lSs7s- -hen the I.qnlo-
Z Graphic. ysa> founded and he resnlvsSi .
. do something for It. II WAS with J
Z beating heart that he entered the Offies
with his -1sypSies in Winbls,ib-,- an,
With NJ iitiis 10y and surprise that h,
learned II uas aoeeptesi, with the prom
iSe Of farther wC-sz- lie receirsi -
i for this picture HIS next wo-lS Wa
hing in. the Dtsiley r-sllt-zy- a-.., ss,'-d a
$40 The ha1i tiul5S rlay no'S Is al
70 have cslse 10 IN sssl sni s,ie s-ezli1'
q Hrbert Hersou.eT syaS 81 ,7s7' lla
rsaogniacsL
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Tbc.ranri.r Journal .ay.:

ID, re y shNE Et.E' = AFLAEatslA - \ -
M, Biz sandy rggion t5r the
iir~t tim. finds itself we're usUch
obliged Il. tbs late Rpub..n stewart
Isy5committing ruicid.- rathcr than
clnJinu, . fugitive fren justine.
which hail long notcli-~tiek
sGlin>, hsurtn = -mo0Jh,,i OF. Mr.
Stewart .lia~ considerably R.ndSr,i
llfe n0Ty can-tP-. 10Y his. FORMER
neightors. besides saving the state
this ,.Np,,n~s, y trying and l-arllap-
hanging him. Mr., Stcwa5t'> d.-
ni-.-. IT the manner u IL i anetii-
..r y 5ho>s, encouraging Signs which.
point hopefully u ia, aim. ssii.0
mountatn rl,fiiani>u- an'l crilay.
shall ,s7ls.. L. exclt., I'll, ,inrlca<-
sni ss,psmcnl> u tile out>i ,i,. NoTld.
Mhvn a man who has ;, rc.-nJlS
kill,,i tyyo victims in 3 single ii-hl
finds life - nnlsaralrie that he
n,n<i l,low out hi> own light, III,
circumstance. a9~un.> ~ thai u
hay. SJil,,l ones MAN, ~ even
0nc'S couple, Il nrn or NOR. IA
rs,ioa, ii il cVyr G;d -. and thal
tiny trait Il famc n a. ,-~l,er.,,lo
has l4Ss,ul,, hitter q d., ssi>;c,
la an AadT-S> pnlstnvl ~ ilen
\. L. lN,ern,an g,,r ihs Sl:si, Issath-
crS' Association Is lsi,leys,N, aai
Pa,,lis.l,sl in ,is. cnrO,nt au'n'-.,
&c thc Home ami S,,lls-,i, oS,Nr~ 8
Ssat,aa,.a,, tr,>,~l nIk,n a., admiti,Sl
familiarity, which ~in >ari,riSi
n,,,>, lAs,plc, Air. H.ierl,san >sAye
II, wOald ~ startling news 6,
{ S,h,r parts ~ Inv stats Ia lSSgy
that In naNmntains sarpasS SNyn
in ,ho gN,wla n ,slOcatlnn, h, 4,
NlAcr s,~yion ,l,e-S. tn ppl,,ic ssh,,a
I system lNi~S,'>s thu liSv ami NigN
,ihai IT, shows in the WoDntain-
( sfw,, new lArm thu N,ar gNaNl, ii
aro ,,onSNlvdAN ,hm tam THAI ~
ian, moving cplily " ,hc lceN'
The people value thc system men
highly, aud r,Ver'NN' u lNon' ,l,vp
fly than In amy OShrv lart vt N,n
lucky, Educational mccllnes an
ha,,Vr at,endcl, the lnlcN'st I
moM SUSTAINED, aud the pav,lcllS'
ton Ut l,s,ebev aud pa,ren y mon