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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
ABOUT HIS RINGS.
How He Kept III. Word About Money. sus
Got Diamonds.


Prom the 81. Louis Republic
The other day was shopping with Q friend"
said a little lady TO the NJ. A. T., "wLen she
asked me to help her select ring for Charley,
her husband. Why. my dear said I, you
bought him one about two weeks ago and I
heard him tell how much he was pleased with
IT. Charley's hands. by the way. are - bejew-
eled rs those Of q variety actress He has no
less than eight rings. some Of which are quite
valuable. i know did she aid; but come
on; am going to get him another
Il cornered the recipient Of all thee rings .
few days later and asked him what on earth be
wanted with 90 many. He IL not vainer than
the generality OF men, and I was curious
We'll, II you'll not tell Mary I told Won IN e,-
plain. You zee when fell in love With nv
wife and proposed I didn't have tlo 10 nav
name and she was rich. She had been deceived
by one fellow who she thought loved her. but
VINO loved her money instead. and while Of
course she wanted me the worst way she o
htde AFRAID OF adyenturers. and thought might
be one. 1 told her didn't care fig for ben
money and all that, and offered 10 make it Q
part OF our marriage contract that I was never
10 take a cent from her. No. she didn't want
10 make Il never but abe said i've years was
enough I'd have done anything 20 get her
night then. and really didn't want her money
So we made the agreement that was not 20 use
or have one cent Of her money for Eve years
We've been married about two wears now, and
L never asked her for a l0-cent piece.
lost my position about year ago aud was
out OF work four months. Got broke nat; NV
clothes got shabby, but didn't say a word.
We used 20 go TO the theater. She bought the
tickets, and she'd look like q fashion plate and
i d look like tramp. Finally pawned dia-
mond ring had and bought a suit Of clothes
She missed the ring and asked me II had lost
II. told her had pawned il to buy clothes I
noted funny expression on her face, and next
evening when l came home. 10 and behold, she
had better diamond for me than the one I'd
sold. She saw her way out of the contract, and
You bet she jumped at it, put ring No. 2 in
Tor go, and that carried me over until &C.
cured work. You won't give me away. will
your No? Then look here and the rascal
pulled out three pawnbrokers' tickets. She'll
get these out OF my pocket tonight and I'll have
my rings back in day SO. l am only maxi
ing s25 a week, and you know IL takes more
than that TO keep pace with Mary. She's got TO
make the first proposal TO break that agreement,
and guess she won't pay big interest much
longer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
A NEW THING IN sPIRITUALIsM.
Prescriptions Of Dead Physician Received
From His Shade by . Medium.

.
From His Shade by . Medium.
From the Indianapolis Journal.
Three years ago brilliant young physician
of this city committed suicide while temporarily
deranged. a condition brought about by over
study and overwork. His death was q great
shock to his friends, OF whom he had many.
and a painful surprise to his medical associates,
who looked upon him Is having = specially
bright future.
The other day the recollection Of this young
physician was brought TO the reporter in .
singular way. "Look at that" said Q gentle
man, showing prescription signed with the
name Of the dead doctor. "Tm on my way 20
the drug store to get that filed for my wife,
and shouldn't wonder IL you would like to have
the story of how she came by IL, for this isn't
an old prescription-you can see the ink 10
hardly dry on the paper"
How can that be, for he has been dead three
or four years.
ibid you ever hear Of Miss (meution-
ing the name Of well-known professional me-
diumG Of course you have. She has lately
taken up the practice Of medicine and 10 doing
great business. though do not suppose she
ever read medical book in her life. She claims
that the spirit OF this young doctor is her con-
troll and that he makes the diagnosis OF each
case and writes the prescription, her hand
merely holding the pen"
II is said that other spiritualistic healers are
somewhat jealous Of the new fad which ID draw
ing away some Of their best customers. IL this
style OF practicing medicine IL q go, and any
uneducated person with good medical control
lover there" can practice, there is . likelihood
that doctors fees may be greatly reduced to
meet this competition. The consulting physi-
clan on the other side is at no expense for board
or clothes. and rs time is no longer an object
the partner here gets all there ID in it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
THE ENGLISH CoALISG STATION.
II IL Not Thought Mt the Navy Department
That Page Page Has Been Chosen.


1t is thought at the Navy Department that
England has chosen her coaling station at some
point in the Samoan Islands other than the
haroor OF Pago fago. The harbor Is scarcely
large enough to accommodate two coaling
stations, even if the nations occupying them
should be at peace with each other. ard two
coaling stations in the same harbor when the
nations were at war would give rise TO serious
complications and would almost surely result in
one nation or the other losing her coaling base.
In the harbor Of Pago Pago there is one COM
handing position that not only commands the
anchorage, but the entrance to the harbor as
well. and the nation holding that point has only
to fortify il moderately well to make anv other
coaling STATEN in the harbor absolutely inacces-
sible Thispoint isheld by the United States and
much dissatisfaction has been expressed by the
British over the control by this country of
the Gibraltar Of the South Seas" The har-
Dor Is on the south side Of the island. and ia
evidently OF volcanic formation. IL runs for a
distance inland. with tortuous channel whose
general direction is north. and then il turns
almost at right angles around a rocky promon-
tory guarded by steep rock standing out in the
sea known as Goat Island. Just around the
bend is another rocky headland called Swim
ming Point The United States has purchased
and taken possession of about 100 acres of land.
A battery could be mounted on Swimming
Point completely commanding every foot Of
anchorage in the harbor. while every vessel En-
terlng the harbor would have TO pass directly
under the guns of the batteries that will have
to be erected upon Goat leland if the coaling
station is ever to be properly equipped by the
United States. How much will be done in
that direction remains for Congress TO decide
The Navy Department has now a consider
able amount of coal piled on the beach there,
and is arranging to build an iron wharf out
from the shore TO deep water. Plans for this
wharf have already been prepared in the bureau
OF Yards and docks and the department is only
waiting to receive some additional data in re-
gard TO the depth of the water before advertis-
ing for proposals for its construction. Naval
ohcers say Congress does not seem to under
stand that the simple purchase OF a tract of
land on an island at midocean is not all that is
necessary to secure proper coaling station.
1t Is pointed out that if coaling station at such
remote point rs the Samoan Islands is to be
OF any use the country must be able 20 defend
II In time OF war. 1t must be fortified and there
must be garrison constantly on duty at the
post Then. If the station is to be in the high
est degree efficient. il must have a dry dock and
repair shops capable of doing any ordinary re-
pair work on board shin. In other words. the
United States must establish a small colony at
each coaling station she owns outside of her own
territory, just as England has done for so many
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
How to Drink Soda.

From the New York World
Here is what q mean man has to say of q sub
iect dear TO woman's heart.
u.,. ,o,, 80 ..uo,-.s -, An,
io"o gun Niousn 'ne
process OF drinkinS glass OF soda waterF IL 10
worth while TO note the difference between the
masculine and the feminine method of Doing
the anne thing Amap .,ens nm ora.r. an
orange nbosnbase tales II dorn in COM sh,rs,x
0ulns rims bis tonCne ont pnaer his ,on.s.chs
On H. Wv "a TIE c.shisr "a :, !. dana
In the Whole bistory Of sods vs,.r ,h.r. a.
vet 10 be recorded an inst.nce m . -om.n
taking a plass In one nn;n,errnn,.d arN,-ht
She gnes.es she will have Vanilla Thsx sat.r-
allv eness vanilla when thev az. .o;n. a. ,,dnl..
in soda water While n ia he;ng drawn 20
lools around NJ The man h.is t;r,,sly -;,h :
feeling that She l. n l;,,ia s-,s, s,.nd;nn -,
nm there and drint;uo A. the iong cannssr To
ldoks so liLe taking = a,;na =, r. tn. me-.
chanical younr man Who Ssai. ont ths "a.
hands ber gl.ss "a her sh. n;c,s;,sI 80
bold % m. ena 90 ~ 90, ,-;sh IL 49, a..
GERS and furis a reef a, tvo IN n sThsn ~.
sstes nm ,he .l.ss "a .cd. :. !, !. ..,-h.s s.-..
nonnas hr;nss hsr mouth e. !. =. ri - . W
sflor no;son 80 .hr". H. I;.s,s ...n..S
,,n,s r. 80 49, NV" "'''e s"~
PSI She 49, go sr,.n h.,al.-.,,., &c., 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
Mr.. Deacon's Case Postponed.

The case of Edward Parker Deacon against
his wife. whom he accuses of adultery with
NJ. Abeille, has been postponed in Paris
until October. The public prosecutor has re-
fused to intervene in the case, saying that Mr.
Deacon had better lay the affair before the
court himself. The attorney general alleges
that there Is not sufficient grounds to presume
adultery.
The question was not submitted at the trial
OF Mr.. Deacon at Nice, which resulted in Q YER
dict Of guilty against Mr.. Deacon for killing NJ.
Abeille, whom he caught in his wife's room ut
the Hotel spiendide At Cannes: Mr.. Deacon, it
will be recalled. declared that he would take no
action against his wife under the French GRIM
inal law, contenting himself with procuring o
divorce from her. He had taken the children
from his wife's custody, and it was her attempt
to regain possession of them by legal means
that caused Mr.. Deacon 10 changeshis mind and
led him to institute proceedings against her for
adultery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

The lie Droit Park tennis players are prac-
tieing for their annual tournament to be
played for the silver cup held by Messrs. But
terworth and Dudley. The event takes place
about the 18th instant and some Of the strong
est players in the city will contest. There are
only four entries. but as all are evenly matched
some fine tennis is anticipated. Heretofore, on
account OF the superior playing Of Butterworth,
the champions have had a comparatively easy
time IN defeating all corners. However this
season Mr.. Butterworth has many rivals, all Of
whom play him an exceedingly close
game.Mr. Doyle. the junior champion
OF the District; Mr.. Gee, who SO
surprised the Capitol Hin players;
Messrs. Wright. Brooks, Fuehling, Ginasi-all
strong players The playing will be close and
great interest is manifested. In singles the
championship is supposed to 60 to Butter
worth, Doyle or Gee, and when these three
meet the play will be hotly contested. The
courts are in fine condition and there are plenty
OF seats for spectators, so that o large crowd
viii be on hand to cheer their fsvorites. The
trophy hold by But:erworth and Dudley 10
valued at s125 and was presented BY the L.
Droit Park people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
Tn. President 4, the saou.t.i,s.

President Harrison spent the second day at
Loon Lake In quiet manner. Sunday evening
he attended, with Mrs. Dimmick, . union serv-
ice in the psrior Of the Loon Lake House.
Nearly al Of the guests were in attendance and
the singing was good The President joined In
the ehoruses. Yesterday morning he arose as
shout 30 o'clock and brsakfAsted an hour later
In the private dining room He intended going
on Asai.g "Trip, bat for sons reason or an
othG dive vas substitutsd. Ths txip vill Be
made today.
Nrs. Harrison CONTINUES IN good spirits. DR..
Gardner, her physlcian. has nos returned, and
e could not b learned whsa ~ would rssnrn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
Attempted Suicide ut Cane MAY.

Thomas ]. Reese, a brother Of Pitcher Reese
Of the Cape May and Lehigh University bah
teams, tried to commit suicide at the Hotel Co
lumbia, Cape May, last evening by cutting his
throat with razor. He did notsucceed in kill
ing himself, but il in procarious condition
Reese was brought to Cape NAY BY his father
from Centralia, Pa, very III, in the hope that
he would improve in health. II ID supposed
that Reese was suffering from . Temporary
alteration Of mind whsn he made the attempt
on his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

From the rndlanapoais Journal
81 suppose II You were 70 less your Donsg
that you would 20 into chicken raiaing o. soos-
thing Of that sort, shS"
"No," aid shs wealthy young woman, al
should not. would b sure 10 naks . Allure
Of t. I an TOO bic. You know Shoss voDsa
In the nsvspapsr STORIES Who nahD saeA Won
derfal Success mover vuigA Ders thaa ninety
pounda."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

DIftrict Military af bay Ridgo.
Tho District Of Columbia artillery and imam
IL 10 IA inclusive. Music by the Fourth Reei-
Incnt Band OF Baltimore. Trains leave B. q D,
depot DIS an. 1:so and 4:2s pm. Rate, q. 90
for the round trip.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

fall in the price Of silver tbrsatsns to involve
India in . serious financial erisis. Discussion b
rife = TO the means to b adopted 70 check any
further dseline and 10 insure . reeovsry n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

Tho French transport Charente, which 10 en-
-sagsd In laying edblss IN The Mediterranean, d
aground near Hy~es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

Fron - Nsw York H9a1l-
n euieksss Wy - isan veaans fsstaos
toward you = 70 Slyiy ~ -. n - givss
20 littls dep yea'vs - ~, = - ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

GIRLs-.wANTED TWO GIRLS. APPLY
TO Mrs. Burllct ut Acme Steam laundry
today. S-l1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
". Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass.

also sewers his connection with The
Day, going for the present TO kentucky.
Messrs. w. NJ. Drake, NJ. d. Knox.
W. V. Bentley, G.. w. Rodgers and w.
j. Underwood OF Hillsboro arrived In
the city yesterday and took part Ia a
oonclave of Waco commandery. No 10,
KING hts Templar, held last night ut
Masonic hall.
Three Of the visitors were the re-
cipients of the red cross degree.
Another meeting will be held tonight
when the Templar degree will be con-
ferred upon two candidates. A social
entertainment will be held by the com
maudery on the night of the 9th inst,
and arrangements for the event are in
progress.
The examination Of w. C. Henson.
whose arrest upon the henious charge
OF incest, is familiar to The Gazette, will
take place at o o'clock tomorrow before
Justice Gallagher.
The fair and ba2ar given by the lad
les OF the congregation Rodef Sholem
opened last night. The opening night
was a magnificent success and the bazar
bids fair to exceed the expectations OF
the ladies who are managing IL.
DIR. W. r. Blailock Of Nc Gregor,
was in the city this morning.
james Larson OF Galveston spent
last night In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
WACO BUDGET.
A COMPANY FORMED TO DAM
THE BRAZoS RIVER.
Arrested on a Charge Of Stealing a Dress.
The Day -Globe Deal-0n a Charge
oil lncesl-0her Waco
Malers

Waco, Tex, Dec. l3.-(Special. =
The Waco Water, Power and Electric
company was chartered yesterday in
Austin with the following directors:
S. w. Slayden, VIM. Cameron and 5. A,
Hobson OF Waco, and N. j. Hobson
and f. j. Hobson OF Missouri. This
company has been formed for the pur-
pose OF daming the Bra2os river, and
is the result OF the investigation which
has been in progress for the last two
months, to determine upon the feasi-
bility OF the enterprise.
Miss Willie Gunter was arrested at
the Royal hotel this morning upon the
charge of stealing dress, preferred by
Mrs. T. c. Well If Dallas.
She was taken before Justice Harri-
son and held in the sum OF slOO for APP
pearance upon examining trial,
Jan. 10.
Miss Gunter arrived in this city last
week from Dallas, where she was a
boarder IA the establishment oil MIS-
Well. She states that the latter
left Dallas on a trip OF several days du-
ration, locking up her, Miss Gunters,
clothes. The latter, incensed because
she could not obtain her wardrobe, took
a black henrietta dress, trimmed with
passamenterie, belonging to Mrs. Wen,
and came to the city j,
Mrs. We'll. accompanied by one OF
her boarders, Mrs. S. l.. Pierson, came
to Waco last night. This morning tney
procured u search warrant anu WIN
CONSTABLE Dee Clark searched
the room OF Miss Gunter at the ho ,A
finding the much sought Tor dress Ine
latter was Immediately arresvsui WIN
the result above stated 49, No
Mrs. Wiel gives her address as no,
42s Pacific avenue, Dallas. She anu ~. nei
companion were very coinnuhlca.iYe
and talked freely with. Gazette TePTe-
sentative, relating the story oi inc
dress and It's disappearance;
The ladies were not az an ap5sngu Nv
the court proceedings ana acteu WIN .
nonchalance which seemed Dorm Vi "a
nsrience. The accused heavily seiieu'
sat apart from the spectators anu pee-
ged That her name be omittea Irotn W ~
5apers. saying that she hsd respecs .,t,is
neople whom the news o. ner trou W.
would seriously anec@ .sjuis
oiaSr,ed 10 be able TO lurhlsn
bond and II she was va,
ahle 10 procure It in waco, sue we
confident OF securing IL III D'....'i ;,t,,t
NJ named number OF prominent
people who would aid her, ..,,.,,c.nv
The richly dressed anu y, ~ I'D ~.
made up prosecuting , %l,nqs .'Ks,ys this
afternoon. ,- In Waco Is
bus sa vuV Ion Of the local journalistic
field. ~,-,,..., formerly Of The
- rnrehased that paper rom
i "a c; nns City Publishing company,
me Sen l.,sa !, With The Globe under ne
and mefE ,sa y wseo Daily Day and Globe
name o. H., snI clobe staf wiz be retail ned
S Seean Sst managing eai:S tor. A bav VII
Sostello. city editor Of I5s ~. ~ naper
MI N q. Holland, business lA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

MEN WHO ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
who want work at their homes with hig
profits, should address Bander q Smith,
Reagan. Tea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
MeoloAL

DE j. y, MCKNIGHT, Physician aud Sur
eenn Once Oh Main street. over Nlak'a
CIV - kcsidgsge, oJs EAsl Run street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

TRAVELLING Statesmen SELL BAK.
ing powder, We pay $40 month salary and
expense or ~ per cent CON. Steady cm-
nj lyment, experience unnecessary. II you
want n position here N d chance. u 81
Chemical Works, $40 to $40 Yanliuren.
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

stolen on tho night Of Dec. 8, one
gray mare, ia hands high, years Old.
branded S. p. on left shoulder was
snake bitten on one Of her fore legs and
the swelling has not all gone yeti has
scar right side Of rnmp near her tail.
Address all information to q. L. Cason,
pilot Point; or J. G. Mars, sheriff,
Denton county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

Overstockod-B Bought too many in
New York this fall for a warm winter
We don't want them near as badly as
we do your money, Let's eNchangei
the bargain shall all be on your side.
All grades and styles for ladies', Misses
and little children. Il. j. WHITE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

Hinsboro. Tex, 10 Special lin the
suit OF G. ii. Woods against NJ. ID. Knox
mayor and the city council Of Hlllsboro
for removing him from the. office Of
city marshal for unofficial conduct Judge
Hall refused to grant the injunction
aud sustained the act Of the council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

Gainesville. Tex. Dec. I3.-gSpecial.
The case OF the state against A. L.
Phillips, on charge Of murder, was
taken up In the district court THIS
AFTERNOON. The csirne With Which
Phillips is charged was committed
nearly two years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

Before buying clothing for your boys,
see the unparalleled bargains We offer
A splendid stock Of serviceable honest
made clothing at absolute cost. We
close this branch Of business for want
OF room and money. K. ]. WHITE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


All persons seeking employment or dcslr-
ms help OF any character arc invited to use
lhls column free OF charge, such advertise
meuts not to exceed three lines.
Noiies OF articles lost and found IN this
column. not txccoe1ing three lines will
also be Inserted free.
u Is the desire Of The Gazette 70 facilitate
me search OF persons for cnploymcnt and
" recovery OF lost property, and all cor
aially invited TO use this column for such
Purposes.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Parties. answering advertisements hN;ow
must address the advertiser and not Tho
1asette, as this paper has nothing to DO
M.ln the advertisements further than TO
The Gazette cannot undertake to forward
replies unless prepaid and addressed enyel-
opss accompany advertisements.
NO personal" notices printed unless &C
companied by the name OF advertiser.
Advertisers should remember that letters
ulrectei 10 initials only. are not delivered
through the postof1ce. n initials are used
they should be addressed TO the care ~
some person, Arm or postoiiice box. Adver-
usementa eau be left at our Office or sent
tunrngh the mail to The Gazette, Fort
paper,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

GAINESVILLE. Tex. Dec. -tSpetthl.t-At
meeting ~ the city councl yesterday q
.,i1llon lsils iilorifl reducing The salary
Of ne mayor from flvn 70 f'Vo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

9-fver o1qggests con.
IA; Rhiehis almost I'M
is Its best use is be,
n fear assumption
FSl begin to get thin.
s9nPa0n is only one OF
|'ns'H Of thinness.
E7' Emulsion of cod
II makes the thin
md the plump are
tae.
send you a book on
uVlNG-free.
''''@''''' i,' South sth Avenue.
~ ~, ~ ssoii's Emulsion Of eod.Hver
'-"uIshsrS do. 81.
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s, WsfR " %. Shish easts oaiS 8 esai.-
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PERSONAL

LADIES DESTROYS OF PERFECT Btsr
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treatment neud for book. Sent froe
plainly sealed. Greenleaf Toilet Co.. Dial.
lAs' TEX
MARRIED LADrEs-sEND 10 CENTS FOR
'lnfallihle Safeguard" mo medicine. no
dect ption; just what you want. Ladies'
Bnzar, Kansas City Mo.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


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YOu CAN FIND GOOD BOARD AND
1900 Houston street for $3.50 per week.