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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-11

Missouri boasts 81 mun who cnrrlcs
im M ifaHers pocket a buckeye liluok-
10 from aitre l1 years Old on q Ftdsy
night when be- saw the moon over his
rlgdt shoulder. lnanoiher pocket &C.
had luck stone taken from a crods-
eyed perchN hcad while tho tide was
oft, whils about his mock he w8afs the
left hind foot Of a rabbit killed in a
graveyard 10 the dark Of tho moon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-11

sas.srlss lor % Fsrt wsFlA o..allI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-11

The scrpcniine dance has become
one Of the novelties II the stage. and
tho man IS no can give the straight
story Of how II originated Is as umner-
ons a. the body servants Of Gorge
Washington wers @ few years since
Probably the most truthful account =
giren b. Louis DE- IAngs, one oi ihe
Stars IN Tangled Up Hers D his
story.
before the opening 81 the season
had occasion 80 90 10 London ard there
me-, ois Fuller. She and I have alwags
I'm friends and when I told her -5g-i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-11
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Contcs, Editor Gazette,
Tho uudegslgpod will take plcasure 10,
presenting 70 each successful candidate ioi
your Worlds falc "Trip young ladies ai0
chaperouesl IoNas badge or modal mudt
Of Texas metal tsilvor v itcan be oblaipedl,
the same 10 have inscribed thereon thu
Lone Skr Of Texas, also fgNrc roprcsOat
ing a farmer lnnu with hoo) and o heutc
representing n mechanic oman with Yin
bucket, thereby representing tho prin'
clnal Industries and interests OF our state,
viz Farming, stock rAising and manuiact
uring, said badge viii also have neatly Gu
rravod on enc side the words "Of and for
teyas, which will be proof positive that
the woercr thereof "a a Texan proud Of his
or her state.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17

rgDas9 Sabba2 gBer is bier 8abba2
9 bat ii9 tarnidts su perbabba'n! Sd
bin gee gabba mid! Sd bin Der Serr
Major BON 80, Der bier bic &onbe
bubt! 8eritanben2 Ger Seipsl is
Sbr gabba, Serr 8oroebee-Sd
2aVen Sc iofort be Wade ausoreten!"
8robes Sableau natiirli1. Sie
Wade mubte alio ielbitperitdnolid iu's
Gjepebr. uno Der seiirense Serr Raior
nabm bic pflidteemdben Melbuneen
entSesen, 10 wie iid oies ia aud se-
bort.
Sann aber, rabbem tieIer oienf=
li9e Sbeil oes Ronbe 8ei9dfts por-
iiber mar, fam bod ebenIo naturaemdb
bas braDe iddiiide femiebpolle 0ater=
ber, ,uieoer bel Dem Ilten gum Sur6.
brud, uno i'm frsunblidfen Sone BON
Der Welt meinte er nunmebr:
,Siebite tpoa, Seobor mel Gobn, 10
tpari9 ri9tig! gliper oor allen Sineeu
oarfte ben bienIiliden &ei6bett MID bel
Settle ieben. Teooordtu, tuenn nal {
bsoeitenoer MeuIb aus 4'r werbsn ioll
9as mert S'r for ale Mal. nHi liepe,
Sobn, beeridte24
9lber o Sdred! Seobor idien fiji,
bieie Gnpanblunsen pdterli6-warme,
3uneisuns in bieiem ausenbIid abiolut
ieine Gmpfinbunssn su babsn. benn er
ri6tete iid itramm in bic S6be unb sr'
tuioerte nit aenau oemielben pbotas.
ipie onrher Der alts Maior:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17

Ser Stern bes ,tIeinen
Ma9nets bon Georgia, Der pielum.
~fp6tenen Mrs. 9lbbOtt, iit i'm @rblei-
den! @as ben anseiirensteiien 9e-
mibungenAz Der @elebrteu ni6t 9elnn-
gen, bic ii6esall nSrids" pitternosn
9rtilten baben esNberausseiunben unb
mad nur a6tpD6entli6em Srainine
i6idten iie berets ,tpsi .9lnti=Wasnet=
baInen" in's Selb. Ole cine beddert
in 2onoon, bic anpsrs in &openbagen,
Circus 0ariets, bds iebr fru6t6ar,
Selo. 8eionoers Die 2ebtere, bic li9
Wilbelmina 9lbbDt nennt, oeren gDieee
aber in ct. Yauli bel Samburs 9eftan.
ben, 1T cine freitiii9tise Same, iueldt
bebauptet, bereits Dor bem little Mag
net bic beirefenoen 9unititiide ausse.
fiibrt su baben. Sies 1T natiirlid cine
aeelamelpaffe. Sie Sportswelt ber-
r6tb iebt, bab Der grfinber bieier 9lr-
belt" Der betannte enaliide 3auber-
tiinfler Serat 1T, ipelder oas 8ebeim.
nib suerlt an eiueu eusliiden @croba.
ten Namens Stellins (8atte Der Mrs.
9lbboD pertaufte. Seute lam man
bic ausfiibrlide 8ei6reibuns Der 9lr=
belt aud in Seutidlano uno Slpar bel
%. Sermann in Berlin uno 6. So
renisn in Samburs fduflib baben.
Sas ganje @ebeimnib baiirt uuf elmer
SerI6iebuue bes S6perpunttes uuo
@ertbeiluns Der oiienlipen. 9rdfte.
GelbIireoeno miiiIen Die betreffenoen
Oamen ou6 cine phenomenal entiuidelte
Ntusteltrait beiiBen. Die man chen nur
bur6 oas encr9iide Srainino Der Nrti-
fen erlangsn lam. gSic leibt pbuii.
ide Srdite paralpiirt mcroen i0nusn,
eriicbt man aus bem Worgcbcn zines
neutrality-suspicious., Der Den gil.
larbIof ioiort nieoerbriidte, als er nur
spei Singer jeber 0uno ouf oenielben
leate, mas inn bel trampfbait I'M Dos
Queue qeballten Sdnben trob glnipen.
buns Der seiammten araft ni&t selin.
asn pollie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17

ginen IuqenbIid iianb Der alte braps
bon 90. bOlliidnbia fpie bDpnotilirt oa.
Damn aber raffte er ii6 ;u ieiner sansen
pdterliden iopobl, als au9 militdri=
i6en Gnersie empor uno oonnerte
los:
,Seeren &c nal, mas unteri6te6n
sc Iid benn aiper. mel futclter Serr
Observation-Disclosures @iHen sc oenn
eeiperbalbt, men sc bier Dor li6 ba.
benz Sd m66t &c oob fefdaisit mid
ratben. oab sc 10 Stit6cn nod {
een3iges NAL ipieber bropiren, mei
@erebroeiter, oenn ionit wer d sc nal
e paar Sage ms Sod iteden laiien,
bas sbnnen &c mer iider tlau=
benz" =
SeOoor aber alaubte oas augen.
I9einlib feinesiuegs, benn, inoem er
ben alten Sauoesen 10 talt lddelno an-
blidte. wie iiberbaupt nur Elm gortee-
peefabnrid, 81 lddeln bermas, ertpioertt
er uneebeugten Shines:
yWeeBte, Sabba, ipenn Se bod bloa
bas &enommiren iaiien wollt'it! Saf
Se mid ms God itedit, bas erlaubt ia
De Wtamma garnih!!!" ttfE
Sa iol Der brape Serr Wtaicr fein
Wort Der @ripioerung weiter eeiunoeu
uno iid itilbetriibt nad Saule 60:
i6li6en baben. 90 bat man mirs
era1blt! - .f'.'
Gouarb Siireenfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17
Sic SbIpBspa6e.

50 mar in Dresden, i'm idOnen
Dresden, unb Spar Dor LANCER, LANCER
3eit, namli6 oasumal, als bort nod
iddffd aeipro6en purbe.
Sn iener pormeltli9en periobe alio
mar bic seiammte Welt ielbitccritdno-
lid aud nod piel barmloier. als beuts
outage, uno beionbers beim Militdr,
beim fd6iii9en Militdr sing es nod
beoeuteno .temieoli9er" su.
Ser alte Wtaior bon %. mar eii
berporragenoer 2emiebsmeni6, baupt-
iddli9 auberbalb bes Sienites. sll
Sauie ndmlid, mo feline liebe Srau
@emablin in oes WOrtes pertpegenfer
geoeutung bic - llnifprn anbatte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17

= Gin 8e9tsfaII. prof.:
sd mill Sbnen einen &edtsfall pors
Ieeen: Wutter uno So9ter idlaien su
eleiber 3eit nit ibren iusi tlsinem
Snaben i'm ndmliden 3immer. Sa
bic gn,ii9e 9leid) uno bic SSleinen fib
Iebr dbnlib maren. 10 psrlusblelten bic
Ginosmdsoe Die Ginbsr unb Niemanb
puBte, mel6es &ino Der Mutter uno
iueldes Der So6ter geb6rte. 9Bie mlr-
Den Sic oa entideioen2" = Gano.
vWilien sic eeiuiB, Ssrr YrofelIor,
oab Die Climber pertpe6ielt woroen
no9"-Yrof.: Run, i'd iaate ss Sb-
nen ia idon!" !"-ganb.: so! out,
oann tauidt man einfad bic 9inber
sesenieltig wieoer aus"
Alb 10! u: .Sasen Sic, tper if
benn iener Serr bort oriiben nit Der
Same am 9lrm2" - 9: ,Sas if elm
Sdriftiieler. Sentsn sic. benz baben
Dor ettpa einem balbsn Sabre 6 3eiIet
l00,0 900 Mart eirssbradt." = Vi
yab, nidt m0glidr .9od, oo9
-es mar cine Seiratbsan3eise."
= aud elm Compliment
Run. fraet cine iunse SausfraH
ibren @aii mad Dem Wittaseiien. ,,pie
bats seidmedt2 sd babe ndmIi1
IeIbit setoht!" .Neine Sodadtuns!"
ent9e9nrt er - .man BATS gar ni9t
semertt!"
= 0rudfeblerteufeI. Die.
6dngeriu mar bieien 9lbeno rei,eno.
Die t6lante 8eitalt tru9 ein sierlides
R0pf4en. bon bem bas blonde 0aar in
lablrei4sn 2ii den iiber Die S6ultsrn
bins. a.a
2atoniide @erbuns.
.&cden!" .~Sa!~ : ,2la-
oiera" - -.Neiu!"" - -Msinl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17
GeaSette Suoen.

Ser erite iiioii6e goelmann 1T in
Stalien gu finoen. gr bieB perleoni,
uno mar Der Sobn zines bur9 papit
SEQ TX. eetauiten Suben SEQ, pel1er
i'm Sabre ll16 unter ben rbmiiden
9ibel aufsenommen uno Yrdfect bon
Gom wuroe. Bon Ieinen SDhnen betiea
SEQ als glnatlet II. i'm Sabre 1l9O
als 8esenpapit Snnocens II. ben
papitli9en Stubl, pdbrenb cine Sp6-
Ter, 9llberia, I'M Sabre 1120 nit G0nia
&oeer BON Sieilien permdblt, iiibii9es
Ylut auf Guropas 9brone perpfanste.
getanntlid 1T aud Der 8eriud eemadt
,poroen, Elm nod jeBt in europa re9ie=
renoes Saus aus bem Wannesifamme
Der Ysrleoni bersuleiten. Sn 6rant=
reid ie1en mir i'm Sabre 1886 einsn
9leop6pten, Simon Madault, in Den
9lbelifano er6eben. Sn Yolen itamnitn
aus Der @erbinouns S6nig Saiimirs
nit Der i90nen Siioin 9aiter ooer GltGer
;,pei S0bne, Yelta unb 9tiemira, nelte
Gebte Der polniiden @oeleute 9enoHen.
Sn Tublano muroe Der in eeorgicn
derrI6enoe Stamm Der SagratiOen.
beNen angcbli@e 9lbitammuns BON So-
Mig Sauio Sipar beredtisten 3ueiieln
unterliest, Oeiien jiioiids 9t5fammun9
aber unsiusifelbuft feiiitebt gum @bri-
itentbum sss,puneen. Die bier Saupt=
@blen besielbeu, Die 6iiriten Sa9ra=
tion, Die 6iirfen Sapoop. bic 6iiriten
Smeretinsti uno Die Siiriten Wius.
transit brahten ourb ibre @erbinoun=
gen iiibii6es Slut in fait ale ruiiii6en
5iiritsnseialedter uno ourh bRie wie-
oerum in piele pornebme Somillen
Guropas. Sioii4en llriprunas lit
aud, ipie iDon 'iein Tame beia9t. oos
sbenials 9sOrsiibe 6iiritenbaus Der
8uriel oeer Suriel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17

Ser Yrofeiior Der Walsrei
SoIepb @eil in Neluart, q. S., bat
oieI.r Sage Elm Bib fir bunoert 9ol-
lars sstauft. ipeldes anseblid BON
Better paul &ubens i'm l6. Sabrbun.
bert semalt uno Elm 8esenitiid gu einem
gilos III. wcldes it'd in Der toni9liden
gltabemie in Wiiinden beiinoet uno
sl25. 600 wertb lit. Weil 1T 0titslieu
jener gltaoemie uno sriinoet ieine sln-
iiht aui Die Suditaben 9. y. u. in
Der lintsn @de bes Siloes, pel6e mil
oem 9ersrDberunssslafe oeutli6 f4t
bar iino.
Sie Seremerfs Der Weli
liefern jeoe gBOde fiiniunosmansie
Sonnen Cob, aber oas toitbare gbel,
metal 1T nod INNER 70 rar. als is,
mails.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17
.mos2 tiewer so6nq gser is bier

,Was? lietper Sobn9 ger is bier
lietper Sobn2 So bat ii9 farni6ts 81
peri6bnenl Sd bin Sbr lietper Sobn
mid! Sd bin Der 8oroebee-Gdbnbr
bon 3d., Der bier be Wade oubt! Der
Seitpel is Sbr lietper SObn, Sert
Major!"
Ollie Sasel! Madte Der alte BON @.
aber iebt erit boaenbs fiir elm paar
9lu9en! 60 etiuas BON periOnli6er
Sr- eibeit unb Sapferteit mar benn bod
ii6er nod niemals in Der geiammteu
id6iiiben grmee oagetpeien! Ser Sun9t
iAnau3teia minoeitens Die elm 8eneral,
ooer wenisitens mie ein-pfui S9pinne
= preubiider unterofiieier!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17

Sas mag ieoo1 ain gnoe anberstpo
au1 aupeilen NAL portomtnen, unb es
wdre pieaei6t llnred)t, tpenn man bas
,biebpienanbaben" als eine Speeialitat
iadiiider Samen besei9nen mollte, Oh.
aleib Der ettpas pei9lide vSiaieft"
Sem mdnnli9en @eidledt balelbit ia
nidt seraoe iibermdbis piel &eIpect
peridaffen oiirfte. = @enus. Der alte
BON 80. id6ielte yiebre", unb Wutter
mar ibm beoeutenb iiber.
gfun mar aber bieier iebr gliidli6en
gbe aud nod Elm iogenannter Sobn
entiproHen, Der rSeo0or". elm tOller
8unbe. Der mebr in bic GuBtapten Der
Srau Mama su i6lasen peripra6.
Seooor mar CUR 3eit bes 8orfomntens
unIerer mabrbaitigen @ei6i6te nun
alio ,gorDebee=6dbnrid" i'm 2eibregi-
mcnt, uno als iol6er felbitoerf ftinbli9
au idmmtli1en Strei9en, bic ii9 nur
ireenopie ausbeden lieben, aufselegt.
9llio zines i6bnen Sases trai es lid,
baB Oeobor S59lifommanoirenOer Der
Wa6e i'm fDni9li9en S9loiie ipurbe,
unb ba bies elei9seitig feline erite Wa6e
mar, 70 lam man li9 pobl poritcllen.
bab Ii6 an bieielbe aud cine semiitb=
Iide &neiperei fniipfen mubte, mie oies
| ia bon jeher 10 iiblib mar. =
ungliidli6er, ober fir uniere tleine
@ei9idte pielmebr sliidli6er Weiie,
bate aber Der alte BON %. an jenen
ielben Sage seraoe ben &otlbe.Sienit
aufeebalit befommen, unb oa Der liebe
Deobor bon oieiem Saetum re9tseitia
In 9enntnib geiebt tpurbe, 10 mar es
tpobl mebr als natiirlid, bab Der ee=
mutbpole iurse Griess Salbsott oa=
! riiber i'm tiefiten Sersen erfreut puroe
uno feline &ameraben iofort mad Iui=
qua auf bic S9loBma1e initruirte:
,@inber! ipenn belt Imenb be &onbe
gommen iollte, benn brau1t'r Sid pei=
ter mid &c beunrubieen; mel gabba
bubt ndmli1 be &onbe, iii nit bem
nerd idonb fert's tperb'n!"
limb pie 9eiast, 10 sei6eben. 9ls
Der seitrenee Serr MajOr am ipdten
| Qlbeno por bic SdIobma6e fam unb
Der Yoiten iein id6iii6es ,,graus!" se=
briiGlt bate, oa trat Der CUTE SOroebee=
Sdbnri6 SeDopr BON %. eanS unee=
mein ,temieoli9" allein por bic Sbiir,
legte feline Singer Dertrauli9 sriiBenO
Iei9t an iein Sdppi (ober beibt es
9dbbi0 unb meinte i'm fioeliten Some
bon Der Welt: v@i gum 9luenb,
8abba! glu, ipie sebt Ser'i9 benn?"
s! gum Sonnermetter! Sas mar
benn aber bod cine unpsr-f frorenbeit,
bic li6 ielbit Der alte bieoere Waior
trob ieiner mebr tpie srsben 3enieb-
lidteit auf teinen 6a1 sefallen laiien
tonnte. gr blidte baber ben uneliid=
ieliaen Sdbnrid 10 srimmis unb iuii=
tbenb fpie m6sli4 an uno ertuioerte i'm
bO9fen rSenor" Der gntriifuns:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-19

THE ToURIsT is the title Of the lat .st il
lustrated magazine to be ushered into the
arena Of public life.
As its name indicates, THE TOURIST 10
issued for the benefit and entertainment OF
those who travel for pleasure. It il at
once guide and companion. Its 80 a.
tractive pages are brim-full of interesting
and valuable information as to rates and
routes by land and by water, hotel accom-
modstion in cities and In watering places
throughout the country, and from special
correspondents the essence O. The newso
the current month at leading resorts il
cleaned and presented to the reader IA
spicy paragraphs.
Apart from the excellence of its lie ary
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-19
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1892

salubrity of her climate. the fertility of
her soil, the extent of her natural re-
sources and her fitness for the support
OF large population. An empire in ex
ten, her lands are still not one-balf oc-
cupled' Her population per square mile
averages about one-third tina, of the
average north -rn state, and but one. fifth
that OF the most populous ones The
sole condition which now prevents large
immigration, both from abroad aud from
the northwestern states, from taking ad-
vantage of the opportunities open in the
south, is ignorance Of the situation.
Such ignorance cannot be of long dura-
ton. Briefly, there is not elsewhere
upon the globe territory open to the
Anglo-Saxon race, with such varied and
great resources aud such propitious and
easy conditions of life and labor, ST.
abundantly supplied with rivers. harbors.
and with lines Of railroad transportation
or so we'll located to command the COM
merce of both hemispheres The prophe-
cy OF what our people will make o. these
advantages N the struggle or CONNER
clal supremacy among the nations of the
earth is but family written in what has
already been done, under adverse condi-
tlons, by each section working alone.
No" their united strength will be
brought 10 bear on the easiest part of the
problem. The mos progressive rae on
earth-the leaders Of the void in science,
in invention, in wealth, in energy, and in
enterprise-will here develop the greatest
natural resources undvr the most favor
able conditions possible.-Gen. E. p.
Alexander, in The March Forum.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-19
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WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

New jersey has increased its Worlds
Fair appropriation rom 100000 to S70,-
900.
The Russian government has adopted q
very liberal policy toward the exposition.
Information HIS beel received at head.
quarters that the minister Of finance, with
the approval of the emperor, has decided to
pay all freight charges on Russian exhibits
tor the fair, to insure the exhibits and TO
decorate the Russian section. The impe-
rial porcelain factory Is making ware of
special designs to be shown at the fair.
Austria will make fine exhibit o! glass,
porcelain, bronze, leather, artistic iron and
cabinet work.
The "1ndependent New Yo-k Schue,z-
en-" considered the elite corps of German
American sharpshooters, have decided 10
attend the Exposition in body. The Or
ganization has in its membership many
prominent business men. 1t has made two
or more shooting tours in Europe, on one
of which it was entertained by Prince Bis
marck
The Bethlehem Iron Company, of
South Be hlehem, Pa, will make an ex-
tensive exhibit, inclu ling steel rails, d
ba;ile-ehp shaitiug 125 feet in length,
guns, projectiles, an armor-plste ingot
weighing 100 tons, and various naval appli-
ances. ThB company will also erect a full
size model of lis famous 125- ton steam
hammer, said to be the largest in the world.
1t will be to all APPEARANCES a perfect dupli-
cate in every respect. Ii will span the
main avenue Of Machinery Hall, and will
rise to height of ninety feet. At the last
Paris exhibition great attention was attrac-
ted by a similar model shown by the
Creusot works, but representing only
1OO-ton hammer.
E. Seyderheim, horticultural to the
Emperor OF Austria, has written from Buda
Pesth that be will con'ribrte t. the Ex-
POSITIONS floral display a collection of The
rarest roses, embracing 200 standard, 200
half standard tree roses apd 400 rose
bushes
The French government, through the
efforts OF Minister Whltelaw Reid, has
agreed TO permit the exposition author
itIes to send into France, free OF duty, electro
types of buildings and other exposition
matter intended for use in French papers,
to stimulate interest in the fair.
A Choral Hall, 16Ox26O feet, will be
erected near The Horticultural Building.
There Prof. Tomlins, with 1000 trained
voices, will furnish rare choral music dur
ing the exposition. The Welsh Interns-
tional Eisteddfod will occupy the building
for q week.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-19

Fanny B. Dewhurst ct al, appellants, va
William Wright, Appellee-LAke county.
Judge Young OF the Fourth Circuit. sat
in the place Of Mr.. Justice Mabry, who was
diequsliied.)
RANEY, G. j.:
/. Where one without title has conveyed
land In his own right with covenants
warranting the title and afterwards
the title comes 10 him in the capacity
of q trustee for a different person,
the newly acquierd title does not enure to
the former grantor of such convensntor,
nor pass to him. The estoppel arises only
where the convenantor takes the new title in
the same right In which he had previously
conveyed it.
2. Where person makes lawful pur-
chase of land for himself with his own
money, taking the title In the name of
another person, q trust results In favor Of
the purchaser, and the person In whose
name The title is taken becomes trustee
of the title in favor of the purchaser; but
such title does not either enure 10 the
benefit OF or pass to a third person, TO
whom the person in whose name the title
was taken had previously conveyed the
land by warranty deed.
3. a court OF equity will not declare or
enforce resulting trust contrary to the
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OUR NEW RAILROAD.
WORK RESUMED ON CARRABELLE
TALLAHASSEE AND GEORGIA.
TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING ERE ANOTHER
sEAsoN-PREs1DENT CLARK IS AT THE
HEAD AND THAT MEANS Brrs1NPss-
IMMENSE. TRACTS OF TIMBER LAND TO
BE OPENED UP.

There have been many rumors aAoat
during the past few weeks concerning the
Carrabele, Tallahassee and Georgia rail-
way and the resumption of the work of
construction. A representative of the
company, who is in a position to know
the facts, informs the FLoR1DIAN that all
disputed questions relating to the term
lnal facilities at Carrabelle have been set
tied, and hat the railroad has obtained
the most advantageous water front facili-
ties.
The work of construction has been re-
sumed and will be vigorously pushed for
ward.
Contracts have been awarded to J. Fl.
Davidson & Co. Of Thomasvlle to COM
plete the bridges across the cklockonte
and Sopchoppy rivers and to finish the
road up 10 the town Of Sopchoppy, which
is the twenty-mile post from Carrabeuc.
The bri lges and trestle work are to be
Of the most substantial character and the
most extensive on the whole line, being
nearly mile in length.
j. n. Coombs & Co. Of Carrabelle are
now preparing the bridge timbers.
The rails have been purchased and will
be landed at Carrabelle about April 10.
They are 56-pound best steel, with patent
nut lock fastenngs
The road will be completed to Sop
choppy by May 1.
Mr.. William Clark, the head of the
Clark thread mills at Newark, IS now the
president of the company and chairman
Of the executive and financial committee;
and associated with him ara Mr.. r. B.
Symington of 400 Broadway, New York,
and Mr.. Robert Cumming, who is treas
urer Of the company.
The Carrabelle, Tallahassee and Georgia
railroad company now controls all the
timber lands of the Florida Mill, Land and
Lumber company end some $4,000 acres in
Leon and Wakulla counties, about 200 200
acres in dl-containing over 5O0,0OO,0OO
feet O: the best timber in the country
through large part OF which the railroad
runs.
Arrangements are now in process to cut
and market this timber as soon as the rail
way facilities will permit.
Surveys have been made through to
Thomasvillc, and the engineers profiles
have been filed with the state authorities IN
this CITY.
Mr.. A. Orr Symingtou, the general man
ager of the company. IS in Immediate
charge of the construction work, and Capt.
John NJ. Cook, the well-known engineer
of Tallahassee, has been appointed Eugin-
eer-in Chief and is now on the line super
inten ling the engineering work.
The work will be continued to Talla-
b assoc and thence TO Thomssville, the in
tention being to reach Tallahassee not
later than October l.
I'm m.,ortant reorganization plans are now
in process Of bsing carried out, and as soon
as they are perfected the FLoR1DIAN hopes
to be able t. lay them before its readers, at
least sufficiently in full to show that this
enterprise, 80 important to this portion of
the state, is now on its road TO an early
completion.
Meanwhile, hurrsh for the Carrabelle,
Tallahassee and Georgia railway!
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SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA,

Heaanofes TO Decisions January
Term. 1S02.