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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

EX-CZAR REED should get the Re
publican nomination. He is entitled to
ii. II there is any way OF stuffing the
rotund bully of the last congress full Of
empty honors, it should be done. He
ought to be crammed with emptiness.
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THE pension list has mounted from
95O,OOO,0OO to Sl5O,0OO 900 within the
last ten years, and is nov greater than
the expense OF maintaining two OF the
great standing armies of Europe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

BABY MCKEE is to have the crib in
which President Harrison grew and
grew" when he was baby. Mamma
Mckee, like all good and ambitious
mamtnas. has presidential aspirations
for Master Mckee. He will have to be
run on the Democratic ticket, however,
if Re wants to be elected, for his grand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

THAT cld-time phrase, ''as thick as
leaves Ill Vallambrosa, used to describe
righteousness as to numbers, is to be
substituted by a far more expressive
phrase, "as thick as Bean heirs in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

THE Houston Post offers 800 reward
for anybody found dead with copy Of
that paper upon MIN. We call the atten-
ton OF the officers of the law to this in
otter of crime, and suggest that it be
properly dealt with.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

WITH nations as with individuals it
seems that friendship will not stand
the test Of being refused loan OF
money 1t is said that the refusal of
the German bankers to subscribe for
the new Russian loan will increase still
further the strained relations existing
between these two governments.
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Transient Advertising payable in advance.
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Fort Worth, Tex.
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before O'Clock Saturday evening. Advertisers
viii consult their own interest. as well as our
convenience by needing this suggestion. as We
cannot guarantee the insertion OF advertise
ments received after that hour.
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To the Public.

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Given q Big Sepd-Of
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette -.
TExARKANA, BOWIE COUNTY, IEI., rs va;
29.-The negro, Fl. w. Watkins, WHO I'd.
killed yesterday, was buried WIN IttsgrO
Churches to-day, although during his ilJ ,
time he was miserable sinner ana N i
stranger to grace His race turned Jus
m2sse and ne bad . large funeral.
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IT IS respectfully suggested on the
subject OF Baby Ruth and Baby Mckee,
that the newspapers put them in their
little cribs and give the public a rest.
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Daily delivered By carrier in the city and sub
urbs, g cents : week or 81 per month.
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CAUGHT ON THE BORDth'
Six Cinnamon Trying to Make lhe'
Into the United States
From Mexico.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 inc GdZtllt. "a
SAN ANTONIO. TEX, Nov 29.-L a .t,i
States Marshal Fricke of this citE I5.e'. ~
news from Del Rio, Texas. TO-DAY l L,.-s in
Cinnamon had been arrested there -" M, .ts
the act OF crossing from Mexico ~ t9r
United States. They will be starlest .,[5
San Francisco tonight in charge o- ~, III
United States deputy marshals. Ingl
be shipped back to China from that cl'''
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Son RUSSELL had better stay away
from the next Republican convention
if he doesn't want to queer his fathers
nomination.
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Give PostoTlcc Address in tull, including
County and State.
If address is TO be changed, give old address
as vel rs new.
TEL GAZETTE will be sent only for the time
70: v hich remittance is made.
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fathers party will have been dead and
buried long before Baby Mckee reaches
the constitutional age required for
presidential candidates.
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Mr.. CRISP of Georgia will be afforded
an opportunity in the yer, proximate
future OF investigating the concavity OF
the tureen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

THE water famine in New York rem
ders it hard for the milk dealers to
make living.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

The Democrat Publishing company will pay
the sum OF SIC for the arrest and conviction of
anybody stealing papers from the residences or
Offices OF subscriber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

OvER-FEEDING and excessive drink
ing are prolific causes of remorse. So
is poker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
Shooting at q Festival.
special to the Gazette

SrtClaI 20 the GaZtlte
Moscow, Polk COUNTY, TEX. Nov. %
At festival last night at Bender & Sons
mill, three miles north of here, Nelse Baker
was shot by Jim Franklin and VIII Gle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

MILLS is selling away up in the pools.
Still, some mighty smooth people have
been "bawn in Gawgy."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

The shortage OF wheat in Russia does
not make American farmers walk the
floor OF nights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

g. BYRNE's FIcKLE-HEARTED


Let us be thankful that we live in Waco
instead of Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston,
Galveston, Austin, San Antonio or any Of
the other second-claSs towns OF Texas.
: Waco Day.
One year ago Editor Byrne was giving
hanks that he lived in Fort Worth. Time
and matrimony work great change.
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ROGER Q. MILLS is the best adyer-
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LONE STAR LITERATURE.
GONE on GROVER.
BraZOS Pilot.

Drazos Pilot
An unaccountable craze has ''overbe-
come" the press and the machine polite
ians, and they now expect 10 go TO Cleve-
land when they die. They are even so de-
vout in their worship is TO give out the
idea of being willing to meet premature
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into his sacred presence.
THE WORLDS FAIR WILL DO IT.
Gainesville Register.
The possibilities of Texas are unknown
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The most fertile country in the great South
west should be well represented at the
Worlds fair
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she wanted anything, as he WIS ...;-
town, upon which she said MOI. zig 4;
came back that evening and bro 1'-l-i
children some candy. She preparqi =: tat
for him. and said nothing To her fs Oe:
that night. She told her HUSBAND - -.
night to discharge appellant viii n -;
At the time Of the rape % r..--i.
working on top of barn, 2DJ warn, 49,. $
Held: The evidence does moi sum. =
verdict and judgment. Reversas ..i :
manded. White, z. j. -
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Pedro Hinojosa VS.. the site: --g-.
Duval l. Motion 10 continue p.l.t,i
overuled. q The charge Of the cg.F- S A.,
requested charges are fully sutii, mt ~.
evidence fully supports the conv!cl'-' -
firmed. Per curtain.
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Evening journal., 1891-12-16
sHe Vas a NoNAa.NARIAN.

Miss Hannah shipley Dies From an
Attack OF Grip at the Age Of Ninety
one.
Miss Hannah Shipley. one Of the Oldest
residents OF this city, died at her home,
on Sixteenth street between King and
French, yesterday afternoon at 4 Is
o'clock She was 81 years old She was
attacked by the grip few weeks ago
aad on account of her age could not
rally.
She was the great-grand- daughter OF
William Shipley, who Is said to be one Of
the founders of Wilmington.
dis wife Elizabeth Shipley. in passing
from her home to the Old Kings road to
attend a meeting OF Friends, recognized
the land Of dreams that she had been
having. She induced her husband to
remove 10 what was then small vii
lage but now the thriving city Of viii.
mington He became leading citizen
Of the town and the pioneer Of the
BrandywIne millers
Hannah Shipley vas the daughter Of
Joseph and Mary Shipley Her father
inherited large mill property andahouse
on the Brandywine, and in this house she
was born and died
one was bne Youngest OF eleven
children, and her brother, Joseph Shipley.
WAS one Of the most successful and
prominent Of the family When a young
man he went to England, where he
founded the firm OF Brown, Shlpley &
Co which Is still in existence and Ia
which his name is still kept.
Undertaken Martin will have charge OF
the funeral. Services will be held at her
late home on Saturday afternoon at /
o'clock. and interment will be made in the
Friends Burying Ground on Washington
street
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

The store will be open every
evening after Friday until
Christmas.
We are selling hundreds of
handkerchiefs - our holiday
selections are quickly appre.
ciated. In addition to our
already large assortment we
have added gentlemen's
initial handkerchief, six
FIFTY cent ones in a box for
SAYS, or the illustrated boxes
empty for 10, II, IS and as
cents each, and you can hll
them to suit yourself.
The Gloria Umbrellas re.
duced from So to SI.5o are
humming. Don't forget these
if your thoughts are of wet
weather. We have a good
twilled fast black Umbrella for
Children at so, 65, rs and SIS
cents.
China Silks for fancy work
-twenty-six shades all prices.
New style Mousseline in
fourteen different colorings,
dark grounds with new, neat,
bright figures, IN dress pattern
lengths of 10 yards each-75
cents.
Scissors to complete your
work basket hxings-nickel-
plated and gold mounted, a
fine assortment all at one price
and all sizes-5o cents.
Pillow rests in square, round,
oval and doubles, Elder down
covered with China silk, ST.,
las and 400.
"A new lot Of yard and one
and one half yard square Chen
lille Table Covers, 81, so and
S.. Both extra quality and
heavily friuged all around,
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
wElL-KNowN PERSONS.

Robert Bonner's devotion to his trot
ters is almost patsrual he is as car full
of them as the fondest papa Of his most
treasured babe.
Rider HRggard proposes to tell the
world what he found out about Monte
zumAs Daughter" during = thirty days
stay in the City Of Mexico.
Miss JsanHette Halrord. daughter Of
the Prssldsnt's private secretary, drives
her father to the White House and back
daily In her dainty victoria.
Sir Edward Arnold says that there Is
curious little brown birthmark on the
poet Tennysou's nssk-a spot that locks
as If drop Of wine had failed there and
stained the skin
Colonel Joseph . Pepper Of Lexington.
who is ons Of the best authorities on the
subject, says that the day Of moonshin
ers ia Kentucky Is passed, and that the
era Of straight goods has opened.
e. V. White, the Wall street magnats,
strenuously objects TO the continued
sobriquet Of Deacon" He says 1t gives
she public q mistaken molten OF his call
ing, and prompts unmeritsd efsstions
On bis sock operations
Walter r. Moore Of Marydel, Md, was
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
MRS. aOoicKs TEsTIFIes.
The suit Of TIE Now Then's BalIdsrs
Before Commissionsr smith.

The suit Of the Now Then's BalIdsrs
Before Commissioners smith.
United States Commissioner Smith
began taking testimony in the
damage suit against !. Edward
Addicks's yacht Now Then in the
United States Court room this morning
The suit is entered by the Herself Manu-
featuring Company Of Connecticut
The Herself Company constructed
the swift little steam yacht Now Then.
While on one OF it's initial voy
ages the Now Thens machinery
became disabled by the blowing
out OF boiler connections. The boat was
at once sent back to it's builders for
necessary repairs. The company placed II
in running order again and sent bill to
Mr. Addicks for 81, 500 This he refused
TO pay on the ground that the boiler was
originally imperfect.
Mrs Addicks testified that the yacht
belonged to her, and that she had pur-
chased the yacht, and had received q
guarantee from the company for one
year. When the boilers became
disabled the yacht was promptly re-
turned to the company The captain,
Frank Torrey, and Mr.. Addiek will de-
llysr their testimony this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

At $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Levy Court was called to order. Two
bills for $l4 so aud 500 80 respectively
were presented by Detective Hatton. Mr..
Hickman called attention to the fact
that the city detectives ere paid BY the
Police Department and he thought taal
their bills should be raid by the city.
After general discussion by the mem
bers tbs bills were referred to "a special
committee composed Of Messrs Hatchi.
son, Eliason and Jolls to as
certain If the court is compelled
to pay such bills. Detective Hatton.
who was present, explained that the
bills were incurred In working up a muir.
der case. and that the men captured were
brought through the states, saving the
cost Of requisition papers
On motion Of Mr.. Jolls an order for
$500 was drawn in favor Of the Delaware
Hospital for 1890. Court then adjourned
until January
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec i6.-For nearly a week
passengers, conductors aud guards on the
Ninth avenue elevated railroad have no
ticcd an old man, wearing spectacles, lean
ing on the sill Of a window on the sixth floor
Of the tenement house, 645 Greenwich street
Hour after hour as the numberless trains
sped by the motionless form was there. Po
hoemen at last broke into the room and
found that the man was dead His name
was Richard r. Harvey, and be probably
died Of apoplexy His wife and children
were away on a visit.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

The Cobb vulcanite Wire Company re
sumed operations this morning
The hands employed win work
under the dirsction of the
Chicago Electric Wire Company.
Henry Q. Cobb, the inventor Of the wire,
will be general manager. The company
has enough orders now to keep the works
running, IN full blast, for a long time.
The Cobb wire has been used in
Chicago and New York and has given en-
tire satisfaction in both places. The
works will be pushed to their full
capacity ano the company expected to
employ many more men in a short time.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
Basement selections.

Table linen sets, all white OF
colored border III yards
long by ? yards wide, with one
dozen doylies to match-3 50
"A very handsome line of
embroidered towels in white
and colors, especially adapted
for gift purposes-$I.oc, 200
and 800, with one bargain lot
of 371a damask towels with
knotted fringe for IS cents.
Embroidered flannels-cream
with cream, 75c to So 90
wkite or black, 100 garnet
on garnet, 100.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
Royalty Has the Grip Abroad.

LONDON, Dec. l6.-The influenza continues
to spread, both on the Continent and in
Great Britain, and notable feature Of the
disease is the hold it Is taking upon the
upper classes of society The Hohenzollerns
and Ronanoifs are both stricken with the
malady and the Austrian archdukes are
under treatment. A Berlin official who al
luded to this as a new form Of triple alliance
was severely frowned upon by Chancellor
Caprivi One curious effect Of the disease
Is hghtheadedness, which sometimes de
velops into delirium.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Dec. i6.-Five hun
dred people in West Chester are iii with the
grip many Of them seriously In Kenneth
Square there are fifty cases; IN Oxford as
many more; in Phmnixville, 200: in Coates-
vile, $50, and in small Chester county towns
the physicians have more than thor hands
fftli
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

FtrIkss - tho Scarce Of Rsspselabnlty.
MiddlstowA Transcript
The Morning Nswsis accusing certain
Republican lawyers Of Wilmington OF
various dlscrsdltRble scta aud character
izss as towards and would. be ofica
holders, the best men Of the party
Among them d. @ Conrad, Benjamin
EleldE. Austin Harrington, Hugh O.
Browne, and In fact all who refused to
condemn the charge which Judge Cullen
delivered to the jury in thu
ease OF the state against Mitchell
and Ills negro associates who drove
away from the polls in the Fifth ward Of
the city of Wilmington, the duly au-
thorized election officers. Judge Cullsa
needs no defence; he did his duty fear
lessy and correctly and no one thought
otherwise except the editor Of tins News
Now because he Is loft Alsne with what
ever glory he can get out OF his silly
fault-aading he strikes viclously At the
class Of men who lend to hla party what
ever Of respectability it happens TO pos.
sesa
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

RALEIGH, n. O., Dec i6.-The Rev J. r.
Alternately, the Snow Hill minister who
was shot BY w 4, Grimsley for kissing
Mrs Grimsley, met the injured husband on
the street and both men opened fire, four
shots taking effect about Abernathys face
and one IN Grimsley's thigh Both men
were seriously wounded Alternately has
re-sn--n hrz pastoral taiitrsv
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

RoNDoUT, N ~, Dec. Sylvester Stay,
a prominent colored citizen, has brought
suit for S., 600 damages against Manager Du-
bois, Of the Kingston Opera House Stay
purchased several reserved seats for Thurs
day evenings performance, but be and his
party were refused admission te that por
ton Of the house which his tickets called
Tor, and he was informed that he must get
gallery seats because OF his color.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16

HARTFORD, Dec i6-Reports from all
parts Of the state ten Of the rayages OF grip.
The cases are far more numerous than So
we're, although a number Of deaths have
been reported. In many cities and towns
It is epidemic and no town or villGg, seems
have escaped it, In this city there are from
$50 10 500 cases
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
MAMIE Bishops STRANGE oEhrH
The Coroner says She was Killed BY 4
Criminal Oneration.

the Coroner says She Was Killed by n
Criminal Operation.
AsBURy PARK, n j., Dec. l6.-State
Prosecutor Ivans and Coroner Van Dyke
have begun an inquest concerning the mys-
FERROUS death Of Mamie Bishop, the young
daughter Of Mrs. David William Rowland,
who died on Thanksgiving Day after an III
ness Of less than twenty-four hours Ar
rangements had been concluded for the
funeral, but it was stopped by the coroner
and an autopsy ordered
Investigation brought out the fact that
the girls death was caused by crimir
operation. The inquest was adjourned
two weeks pending further investigation
the prosecutor and the coroner The
was attended just before her death b Dr.
Henry S. Des Anges, wen known physi-
clan Of this place. Miss Sadie Logan testi-
fed that Miss Bishop had told her just be-
fore her death that she was in trouble.
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
Ravaeos o. Dread DiphtherIa.

LANCASTER Pa, Dec 10 -Diphtheria ap-
pears TO be on the increase in the rural soc
tions Of the county, and many deaths have
been reported A greatly afflicted family IA
that OF Farmer David c. Kready. On sun
day there was a double funeral, two Of his
children being buried in one grave. Upon
the return Of the stricken parents third
child was dead, and two other children viii
Ifa
Evening journal., 1891-12-16
The Grin in south Jersey.

SEA ISLE CRY, Dec. 10 The grip is rag
ing TO an alarming extent in South jersey.
In this city fifty people have been stricken
with the malady, while at Cape May, Tuck
ahoe, Millville, Bridgeton and Vineiand
many cases have been reported. Several
deaths have occurred.