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rumor which, coming from his enemies,
the public will easily discredit. 1t is
quite likely that the secretary is away
on his summer vacation, and that in
due time he will be found at his post
checlkmatfng as far as possible the ras-
calities OF the pension department.
But. however it may be. the fact that
his subordinates. the officials of the
pension bureau, now universally rec
ognized as honey-combed with thieyery
and stewed in corruption, dare TO as
sail the secretary as they do, to spread
ugly and malicious rumors about has
forced retirement from.the cabinet. and
in divers and sundry ways. to manifest
contempt for his authority Is well as
for public opinion, prove that his useful
ness as secretary of the interior Is not
what it should be. and therefore that
another with stronger will. Il more
resolute temper. and more commanding
influence is needed to take control OF
the department and kick every impeni-
tent thief. every corrupt rascal out OF
the pension Office He should he man
with big feet as well as q big head.
His number twelves should be able TO
execute his will with the power and
effectiveness Of an improved Bogardus
kicker That is the sort Of man needed
in Mobiles place and no one else has
any business there.
1t is very plain that Noble cannot
hold down Raum and the powerful
coterie of the pension sharks. He has
tried il and failed. He has been in al
most constant war with them ana the
issue is al best but drawn battle, with
the enemy insOlent and defiant.
If Noble possessed the authority or
commanded the influence necessary to
deal with the situation. we all know
that Raum's official head would he in
the basket before sunset, and the work
of cleaning ont and disinfecting the
pension Office would be entered upon al
once. But evidently. for some reason
the authority and the influence was
both wanting, and the secretary is
placed in the lmdignitied and humiliat-
ing position of having. like alnud-clerk
ON a river steamboat, 10 ''unpack his
heart with words and TO fall cUrsing
like very drab" in order 10 secure 4
semblance even of respect for his
wishes. Is it wonderful that he loses
his temper at times. and i'll sulphluorls
language consigns the entire pension
Office to the bottomless pits:
If Harrison's backbone was not an
angle-wol'm. and his liver white As
milk. he would come to the rescue OF
Secretary Noble and second his efforts
10 clean out the vermin cursed bureau.
But Benjamin is afraid. He sees the
bold and serried columns of the Grand
Army in the distance whose enmitv
would be fatal to his candidacy for re-
election. He knows the pension bureau
is nest Of thieves. and should be
purged from cellar TO attic, but he is
one OF the class of men VINO would
rather be president than he right.
1t is quite likely that whether Noble
or some other fills the post of secretary
of the interior, things will 90 on As now
in the pension Office until Democratic
president shall put man al the head
of it who will not stand in awe OF the
pension sharks. or be intimidated by
the frowns OF the Grand Army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

THE utter absurdity Of there being
any such institution is the house OF
lords is shown by the fact that the Earl
Of Clancarty. who married Belle Billion,
u London concert hall singer. is emit
tied to a seat therein. The Earl OF
Clancarty narrowly escaped being "a
fool. but that makes no difference in
the eyes of the aristocracy worshiping
people of Great Britain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

IF Nh. McKinley'S tariff should pre-
vail for few years. Europe will sue
coed in unloading upon us her hordes
Of beggars. nalefactors. pariahs, laz-
zaroni socialists. anarchists and other
rifT-ratf that now vcX and worry her
various governments. such viii be the
old countly'5 compensation for the in
jury done to her industries. and Il very
desirable one it Is. too But what is to
become Of H.:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

THE GAZETTE has received from n.
x q. Taylor Of Philadelphia some sam
pies of American Tin plate. and letter
that says: Our new industry is, of
course. the subject of number Of at
tacks. evidently made on account of
political prejudice. bu, As ii is simply a
matter OF business with lis. our only de-
sire is that we may soon he able to sup
ply the demand. which at the present
time Is very large and rapidly increas-
ing" II is. indeed. simply a matter
Of business" with the manufacturers &:
but with the consumers il i matter Of
necessity. as they have to pay more for
their tinware than they used to. before
the Mckinley bill came to put up
prices. But we don't blame the manu-
factmers. 1t IS only a matter of bust
ness with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

ACCORDING to the philosophy Of the
NcKinleyites. ii is ruinous TO allow the
products OF Europe 10 enter the United
States. but perfectly proper TO encour-
age. as they are doing by their pro-
hibitory tariff, the influx OF millions of
the depraved and demoralized portions
of her population.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

IT Is very amusing tosee the number
of superficial political critics, who will
not defend the present system Of
finance or suggest any other. The fact
that 4 private citizen OF Texas can sub
nit distinct measure to a small club
for discussion. and arouse public
opinion all over the state. shows that
The people want nothing less than
specific propositions. Certainly men
who have been educated in congress
for years. al great expense to the peo-
pie. viii Offer something better, than
the measures now neing discussed.
which originated with private citizens.
and better than the present restrictive
system which they all denounce in and
out of congress. The people will see.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

y CANVASS of Texas by 'Old Dave
CulbersOn would be in the nature OF a
Democratic revival. Why not. Mr..
Culberson. the people would be glad to
hear you, and there is no man in the
state who could talk more sense TO the
people. According to THE GAzETTE's
weather prophet the summer will be
cool. Why not. Mir. CulbersOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

THERE is going TO be lively strug-
gle next year among the bidders for
the National Democratic convention.
Nearly every considerable city in the
Union wants it, and is hunting about
for reasons on which to base its claims.
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SECRETARY NOBLE AND THE PEN.
SION BUREAU.

It is gossip at Washington that Sec
rotary Noble is practically out of the
cabinet. The report was given cur
rency by the pension sharks and their
friends who have it in for the secre-
tary. There may be nothing in the
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Salad OF string beans,
Cheese Straws.
Wafer buildings,
Eoanly sauce


The table, IT is said, was neatly laid with
snowy white cloth and napkins. In the CEN
ter. on a round mirror, was a large dish of
spring flowers, beautifully mixed in haT-
monious colors. A pretty little basket of
moss and arbutus was the ''favor" for each
guest. Each dish was well cooked and well
served at the appointed time.
Each of the five remaining graduates pre-
pared 4 dinner that, from the menus, seem
to have been equally appetizing. Attention
is directed to this special article because
of the many doubling Thomases who sheer
at cooking schools. When young women
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

RUSSELL HARRISON. the son Of his
father. says that President Harrison
viii not Ne : candidate for reelection
l:a'1ss inc RapGbIicsm party demands
ii. Il sch De tie uliiiaatum Prince
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

Now that the runaway Itata has been
caught Republican organs will 90 on
proving that the Mckinley bill actually
reduced The prices Of domestic manu-
features.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

can plan and prepare with skill and taste
such dinners there is more III this attain
ment 10 the nation than there is in all parrh-
ment rolls tied with blue ribbons from 'fe-
male colleges" The monthly inquiries in
fashion and housekeeping lines are, as usual,
well answered, and each of the monthly
menus by Mrs Rorer IS adapted to tire day
designated Mrs Grayson talks CT Going
to the Country" and every contribution is
well worth the price of the issue.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

"A Bargain in Souls, " is an impossible
story by Ernest De Lauey Pierson, in
which by the aid of a magician uncle d
husband and wife exchange souls and each
take up the life work OF the other. As may
be expected, they soon grow weary of the
exchange, and after n moment of extreme
anxiety lest the uncle carry the secret of
restoration with him TO the grave. they re-
turn to the original arrangement well salts
fed. The cOntretemps. blunders and anX-
iety of misftted souls are OF course many,
and the narration of them is quite amusing.
The editorial department has two articles.
The Speakership of the Next House" and
The Tariff and the Farmers Alliance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

THE year 1891 Is not halt gone. but
up to date 100 men occupying positions
Of trust have stolen s4.240.00O. Why
90 We -nnak Of .he stringeucy of the
money market ia the face of this ex-
L,L.L.
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JoRNEL FoRTUNAT-A EOumaniau 70 !

JORNEL FORTUNAT-A RoUmaniau 70
nance by Marco Broeincr Translated
from the German by HeItie +. Miller
ROumauia has OF late years been known
in the world of letters and readers have
grown interested in life there because Of
its author-queeu who under the pScudOuym
of Carmen has written many poems bring
ing out peasant life i'll that country. This
work deals with the Jews. peasant, priest
and reformer Lea, beautiful JewcsS,
loves in vain the high BORN Jornel. who,
although at times, under her spell. Is never
weaned from his loyalty Pia. with whom
after many hindrdnceS he takes new life
by the help Of her love. There ave pas,
sagcs showing degree of strength and such
parts as relate TO the political uphcavalS of
the country are of much Interest This
translation Is of the OptrmuS series issued
monthly by DonOhue, HcEHchel1N i Co.,
Chicago.
From the same firm and Of the Dearborn
series published weekly, IS The Tragedies
of Oak Hurst, Florida romance by BeJ-
tricc NIareau.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

tlCERAH for Uncle Sans navy, The
IlA,a surrendered Internationally after
stubborn and protracted-chase.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

Russell may rest assured. says Re
publican paper, that the demand will
be neither loud nor long.
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Cotton Region Bulletin

United states Sigual service cotton region
bulletin for twenty-fom hours. ending al Il
TO- IN Yesterday showing The maximum
rcruperili are The minimum temperature and
rainfall by inches and huuCrrdtns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

TEE esteemed Waco Day pulled
trigger too quick. 1t says: Governor
Hogg appointed Whatley evidently
without being aware of the existence of
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The Democrat Publishing company will pay
the sum OF $40 for the arrest and conviction OF
amy body stealing papers from the residences or
uftceS or Subscri bcT>
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08

ATTORNEY GENERAL CULBERSON
has reversed the opinion Of the Waco
Day in the Whatley case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-08
INDIA.s INCREASE OF POPULATION.

Advanced sheets of the first tabula-
tions of the census of British India
have appeared. In some respects they
announce surprising results, chief Of
which is an increase of population in
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TABLE TALK-June. Published at 1911
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Price 81
per anum.
One of the many articles of interest in the
Table Talk for June is the report of Mrs
Rorer, editor of the magazine and principal
of the Philadelphia cooking school. il
which is given the nine menus prepared by
the graduates. Each pupil at the close of
their examination were required to give Il
practical exhibit of their knowledge by
marketing. cooking and serving a meal for
four persons. The prize dinner cost s. 80
aud was comprised of the following dishes :
BouillOn in cups.
Fish la RENE, French fried potatoes.
E'ricandeau of veal.
Peas, Baked tomatoes
Salad OF string beans,
Cheese s6rJUS
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tional library. issued monthly by Charles
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by Eugene J. Hal, =, writer vino hos shown
considerable ability.
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01
Wines.
UUUUTWl
northwest.

Any business man who would be successful
must not only be certain that the goods he of
fers are good and intrinsically worth the prices
he puts upon them, but he must constantly
study the public demands. His variety should
be such as to suit the various shades of taste
and fancy. In the wine business this is es-
pecially true. The vine is of worldwide growth;
its varieties almost equal the infinite varieties of
the human species.
The wine-the blood of the grape, the fruit of
the vine-must be selected not only to suit
the palate, but to meet the constitutional
wants Of the drinker.
Our constant effort is to meet all and any de-
mands made upon us. We have just made an
important addition to our list of clarets, the
"Golden Gate.'' This wine is new blend of
our richest red wines each of which is from five
to six years of age.
Connoisseurs who have tested it pronounce it
the finest table claret ever offered to the public
at anything like the price.
Our stock of brandies includes choice Sc
lections of eleven and nine years old down to
the product of more recent vintages.
We again remind our customers that Mr.
Crabbs brandies have received more premiums
and awards than those of all other distillers in
California.
To-KALoN WINE Co.,
Ga Fourteenth street.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01

hour for four successive runs over the meas
ured mile. The advertisement offers pre-
MUM for speed over % knots at the rate of
$4,000 for each quarter knot up to "a knots,
and 100000 for each quarter knot above "a.
Plans have been prepared at the Dept. which
would probably give at least "a knots speed
giving the builders $4,000 premiums, but the
speed is so much beyond anything heretofore
attempted by American shipbuilders except in
the torpedo-boat Gushing, that they are not al
together confident about winning the premium,
and they believe the contest would be q losing
one without the premium, even though they
bid clear up to the limit.
Lieut.. E. H. Gheen has been detached from
duty at Munhall, Pa, and ordered as inspector
of steel at Thurlow, Pa
Lieut.. G. A. Rogers and Ensign John Hood
have been ordered to examination for promo
ton.
Ensign E. w. Eberle has been ordered for
old. instruction to the Washington Navy Yard.
Lieut.. John Downs was placed on the retired
list Wednesday by reason of disabilities incurred
in the line of duty.
The torpedo boat Cushing arrived at the
washington Navy Yard Thursday morning.
board of survey from the Navy Dept. is in
Richmond at work on the machinery of the
Texas, recently damaged by the fire at the
Richmond Locomotive Works, to determine the
extent of the injury, il any.
The cruiser San Francisco finished her trial
trip Wednesday evening after a successful run.
She is now at Mare Island, Cal. This trip set
ties her final acceptance by the Government.
Col. G. G. McCawley, commandant of the
Marine Corps, was on Thursday placed on the
retired list on account of age. He has been at
the head of the corps for IA years.
Lieut.. G. P. Houston, Marine Corps, will re-
tire Feb. l.
The official report of the horsepower devel-
oped by the engines of the gnnboat Concord on
her recent trial trip has been received at the
Navy Dept. 1t shows that the vessel showed
an indicated horsepower of 8, 3,404. .529, or 4.529
in excess of the requirements The Concord,
| almost an exact duplicate of the Yorktown,
made 3,39S.24 on requirement of but 5000.
The excellence of the Concord's performance
is thought to have been largely due to the
closed ash-pt system Of draught in use on her.
The President on Thursday sent to the Senate
the name of 1t. Col. Charles Haywood to be
col. commanding the Marine Corps, vice Nc
CawleY, retired.
The Swatara, now at the Mare Island Navy
Yard, has been ordered out of commission. All
her officers have been detached. Comdr. P. 81.
Cooper has been granted 1 months leave of
absence; 1t. Comdr. E. W. Watson, Chief
Eng. j. l.. D. Bostwick, and P. A. Eng w. A;
Mintzer, months leave; Surg. w. II. Jones,
| 6 weeks leave, and Paymr. II. T. Stancliffe, 8
months sick leave 1t. Comdr. F. P. Gil
more, Boatswain P. H. Smith, and Gunner
John Russell have been ordered to hold them
solves in readiness for duty on the Lancaster.
Lieut. w. G. Hannah has been ordered to
special duty at Pittsburg in connection with
the inspection of steel for the Navy.
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