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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
M'AuLIFFE AND BURGE
WILL FIGHT BEFORE THE COMFY
ISLAND CLUB


So, ~, - a.. - A.. l.r..
new iofk' 'ee, -ohe VI "' Us
est purses ever ofcrcd for two pugillsu
was hung up tonight for tho puglllnti
- At,A,Jifo n,d MIL uurgn III
sNeN M'Nuu"' NV" I'VE
judge Newton OF the uoney lslnhu Avn
letie club. The sum of American dollars
which tbc rr,nt .eaalde olub offered fol
"a. ana mi,
mo phluo " purse u Tf''''V'
the latest bid, completely overlnpa tho
$40 600 pnrse which Ceptain Williams
70 ~. G.,s,a,t ~, ,lnl, ~ Now Or
- wy N,'aNN ~ wy n,'s..,..
leans made for tue hRhterr W"uhNeuhy
mOrriug, will undoubtedly create
hs sonsn,lan In starting oirapa. The
~ a., -. ,u,t,h
purse was 'Nivhheu W Nn' wv
weights for their acceptance AZ eh' ~
Jntn,a cnfr tonight Tho oniy persons
..,,.,..,, -. "a ,t,e. nad, aboddnrJ.
r''',D' 49,. nli,.,,.',, ,..,,,,.'
ms uhinuf hhu duuR' NcMtVh, f'l'"
sontins thrConcy Island Athletic clnh,
pl,it p,,eynr mud Cnutnn Frnnk VIII
~ g.'..., ri,, A,tia,t. cipI,
mus " 'n' '.'''''n' ~ n''pvI NV.
When the party Assembled MoAuhue
nsled Newton Il he proposed 10 raise the
anita AZ sao 0o0.
,,Voi % r,niieI tho INDIA, 81 do aud my
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
A DETECTIVE
ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENT
ELECT TO HIS OFFICE


New York, Dee. 2i.--Cleveland appear.
ed at his office Ia tho Mills building this
morning accompanied by Superintendent
Byfnes. Tho Incident was ysrioualy
commented upon Cleveland said be had
nothing to say concerning the matter and
Superintendent Byraea decliaod 10 speak
further than 70 say that his presspee AZ
an escort 10 Cleveland did not concern
the pubic aud was Of no interest Whist
ever "a outsiders. One Of tho rzplane-
lions however, given for tho event was
By ona OF cleyeiand'B friends and an
other BY Superintendent Byrnea fneadH
The hrst vas to The effect that The
spporintendent Of police had ohered
ct.x.ianl the servicra ~ a dgtacriye 10
IN constantly with him until be starts
lor Washlnfton This ongr wAs not
made. n ~ said. because ~ the slight
- afprohonaion frlt concerning tbs well
farr Vi the president elect, 10 was more
40 result 81 Z desire Tor not taking the
iirLfest dhlnces that Cleveland might
~ indicted by stray cranhs. either On
he Ttfcef or "a la home Cierelant'a
n5end SAID he had declined 70 accept
ihe antarntrndcurn offer ~ he fclt be
val stili 4 private citizen and SHOULD BE-
ireated o. such
Tle other statement was that not With
sfaufing Clryclnhds wishes h the mat
Ter. Superintendent Hyrnes will nos pe
D,r OF. no matter where the president
Sect h, whether IA New York Or 81
Lakewood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
A RESPITE
Has Been Granted to Blaine
and That Is All.
HE IS PlTlABLY WEAK NOW,


Washington, Dec 2i.-There has been
no appreciable change in the condition
Of Blaine since yesterday. After his
serious relapse and attacks OF heart fail
ure Sunday he has rallied somewhat
and seems TO remain at the same point.
He has had respite, that's about all
that can be said Of the report Of the
doctors and family today. Blaine passed
another fairly comfortable night and as
Il result Of the rest he seemed TO be ut
least no worse this morning than lie was
Yesterday. This was all the doctor would
venture II Is the Same story as had 10
be told yesterday, Should the sick man
have another set bnck similar TO the one
he had Saturday 1t Is hardly 70 be hoped
his enfeebled constitution viii be able
10 Withstand IT, All the members Of the
family except llr. Bluine's son-in-law,
Colonel Coppinger, are nj the house now
and while they at times leave for short
strolls about the ueighborhood, none OF
them dare venture far away from the
house on Lafayette square for fear me
case may take sudden turn for the
Wnrse. There Is constant dread that the
ami may come. II is Understood all have
incurred for the worst The earliest
callers todny were Senator Hale ana
Rcnresentatiye Boutelle who have. been
close friends of the eX-serrcmry's Tor
n long time. They were both admitted TO
The house but even they were not al
lowed to enter the room. IN.
no the newspaper men waiting outside
Boutellr said from what they hau peeh
alle 10 learn. Blnine's condition was very
pl,.eh The same as Il was yesterday
nt ieost no worse than ut any time since
no rally from the severe set back he
sn1fcrad Sunday. But" said be ia
sipni1caut tone. Blaine Is very sick
man. .,a ,a, ,,ova
ti,ti" ~itbout assistance. Trained nurses
~, oonstantlv on hand and Mrs. Blaine
e M, tbe he'd side an the time. Every
ntngg 4. being done that can be done nut
this is very little after al anu II Is pl'p,
allie even the doctors feel now t hule
not much that lies within ther pp"'r "
aid him. 80. nJs ,yop,ny +"
said DIR. johnson In reply TO the usual
II called TO see him at Z o'clock anu
found him exceedingly cheerlui LOT oile
In his condition. His voice Is mueh
frinor and his eyes are brighter,
While Blnine's doctors are az discreet
1, their utternnoes as men wei eau De,
tbeir manner Of expression impresses
hose who converse with them dhlly tiiat
plnine's cnse Is hopeless; that WINE he
l. In no Immediate danger ms InalaJg
must proye fatal and his span OF ne ~,
h measured by the progress o. inc us
nose with which he Is afflicted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22

Washington, Dee. 2l.- Mr., Cleveland
wuufr ~ cill an extra session oi con.
gresH Immediately after the 1lh 81 March,
but has not yet dehnttcly decided upon
A prominent member Of the house was
IN Now York rceedly nnd iulkod ihe
matter over with Mr., Cleveland The
pfesident-clcct stated that he WIS dcslf-
Gus Of calling nn catfn session i'm
mtdiataly aftor tha ftli Of March fer
the purpose Of organising the house Ia
order that tho why's nnd means com
nittee could begin work preparing a
tariff bill He however, docs NOT want
the extra arssi0n 10 continue longer
than fonr weeks Ht the outside N he
knew that the hnn4e would organize
and then both branches would pass an
ndjournneni resolution, hn would call nn
extra at-sslnn hut he n nffali that cun-
gresa would not adjourn II once called
fogcther and naturally he realizes that
Il II not 10 the best Interests u the
Democratic party % have congress re-
main n afgsiOn fia or seven months
Immediately utter bis inauguration.
ST. Cleveland stated that " be could
receive ageuraurfq 0f Adjournment With
III thirty days or less be w0uld call c0D-
gross together Immediately upon hs IN.
augnfaiion lie wants the ways md
muana committee 10 b. given authority 10
81 during the recess and 10 10 10 al
parts 81 The country fOf the purpose ~
diving heafuga on various articles nf-
feetei ~ ihe tariff lie beliTrs that
II ms toiild be done III Democrats could
formnlatn nnd pass a tariff liil thai would
H. shhsfartory 10 the people. n Nj
riefeiard ean receife nssnrnrces that
M called srssiln Will simply ho fof the
nu,dse n organization. W. win order a.
II d iaiieYed these aHsufAilces can q"
given him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
A OASTARLY CRIME
Two Hiohy Respected Citizens 81 Tsllulah'
La, AssasslnaIsd BY Unknown PARTIES
Horribly Muilatsd.

Now orleans. Dee MA special to Ihe
picayune from Taiiulah, La says
One Of the most dastardly crimes N TN, the
history OF this parish was perpetfatea . las.
nlrbt at station twelve miles southwest i,,',s,,
Of iris place. While Captain H. d, -, ~.
sad ! w. Carrot were sitting In ihe iof'
anu omce some persons stealihily aP-
p ,, ~ s ' gun against the panes' ared
q. re, o. XII. EIlllnr both men instantly. Both
Two Two, sn ,ssrs spot in the neck and terribly
,nn,oa,ed the gan having been hea'"'
mel Win shot and slugs ,,,,,n II
oeoek When ihe asT@ s,n wSs s At iRe scene
large hpndl ui -reh waa made 20 discover
a ihc aurisrers Tg ns SsSe To-Day y lie
peeiea9' 'i lodged in jail TO await iur'ntr
Investigation, -, mon are highly respect
Roth ne m ana iielr fcli murder IS shroa'e'
IN the deepest his'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
Is Said to Have Taken Place
With the Bandits.
IT WAS ONLYA SMALL AFFAIR.
Is the Way the RumOr Goes, and Took Plaza
on Dec. n.



hareno' Tex, Dec. 21-(Sneciall-
A private letter has been recoirod Il,
this civ IN tho ogo,. ~. ~, ~,
S., V',e'' tnat ,ne United
S'"'vS 'lVops ana deputy United States
marshnls are searching San Iguacio for
the wounded reyolntiouists Who tooi 49,.
I'm IN, r,o..,., az, Wv ~" p'''
N''s ns"i opposlte mat point
III MeAlco. Several parties from San
lgnacio are in Laredo md Confirm tho
ranort ,Lat or.es+. o.. a..
,..-.i. ~ NV 10 W iiaue VI inc
paruvs al'esed TO have been in the fight
opposite here.
II Is reported bere ,bo+ cono-o, r.,
+r,l, ,.a,,',...'4. \, 's,,e'"' IS
""", prominent AleAleRh oihcer sta
uoned near Mier Is missing from his
post and is thought 10 be with tho reyo-
lutionists
OLba report reached here tonight that a
IL. Ibhad occurred near Guerrero on
"cs d, Sta,Q1slween the Mexican troops
ana, "sio," lutionlsts, in which the
latter g ,etnrious hs;py souro ron
strong nm. I'M sevcrai sei1;ors ,,' 49,
killed and acme N ia rovnIntionists
This may account for tbo Va, nv,n,,,,t
of telerrapbine eoing ON Inv no nilltnrv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
BETRAYED
BY a Pertidious Lover, Pretty
Matte Eldrige,
IN A HOUSTON Guided HALL
Tries to End Her Life by the Laudanum and
Morphine Route,
A Few Weeks Ago She Was The Belle Of Lake
Charles, La.--A Story That Has Been
Told But Is Always Now and
Always 5as.
IN A HOUSTON GllDEO HALL

Houston, Tex, Dec 21-lSpeclall--
Another case Of mans pcrhdy and We
mans weakness was brought to light
last night by the attempt at suicide Of
Matte Eldridge, a recent convert to
prostitution, who has temporarily resided
at house Of III fame run by n woman
on Texas avenue. This unfortunate
who sought death Mt her own hands
is but a mere girl being about II years
old, and is the daughter Of respectable
parents, whose residence is at Lake
Charles, La
The circumstances Of her fall and sub
scquent attempt ut suicide arr about
the same as usually attend the haleful
results of perGdious man. Matte was
an extremely pretty girl md became IN
fatuated with railroad man who ran
between Lake Charles, Lag and hous-
ton, Tex, Her lover talked well and
appeared honest In sentiment and when
he suggested that Matte leave her par
onts aud come to Houston and b. his
wife the unfortunate girl readily con
scented and arrived IN this city about
three weeks ago, She was met at the
depot by her railroad lover and taken
to house in the Second ward near
Behring's mill. where, after obeying his
| desires for week, she was deserted and
left TO starve.
Realizing her shame the unfortunate
| girl made no attempt to return home
| hut resolved TO drown her disgrace IN
| reyelry and prostitution aud Tor this
| purpose took up quarters ON Texas ave
| nue. Her delicate feelings would not
harmonige with the yulgarisn Of pr9sli,
tuition, however. and nj II o'clock last
nirht she resolved to die aud 10 accom-.
plish which she took large doses 81
inudanum and morphine The suicidal
attempt was discovered by Inmates Of
the house and by vigorous eHeruens
the unfortunate girl, though against her
will, was snatched from the valley OF
DEATH and Is now slowly recovering;
A Gazette reporter called At the
house this morning and found the rirl
living on thinly covered bed The ci-
fects Of the poison had almost entinly
disappeared hut she WIS experiencing
considerable pain from the pending IN
ficted upon her last night IN TIE effort
to keep her irom auccumping TO thp
polson. She talked readily and gave tho
reporter u history of her fan, bur shields
tho identity OF har reducer SHE cN
, presses considerable regret mat she was
nOe allowed ~ take her Nr, nut dofi
, not desire to repeat the erlcfilaent anc
when sufficiently recovered viii return
: 10 her parents II they will allow hei
and II not she will endeayor 20 seel
refuge In the home for fallen women
which Is located in San Antonio.
Before taking the poison the girl wrote
two letters, one TO q young gentleman
In this city who had hefriended hei
aud another to her mother
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
THE CARNEGIE WAY.
The Koa.Union Men VINO Went 10 Homestead
Arc Al 10 es Bounced.

Piits5mg. Dec 2L-A Homestead
special Gays:
A sensation was preclpitatcd here 10
day when Il wax reported that on jan
nary The services Of the men who were
employed 10 the min during The strike
would be dispensed with. Whether
there Is any foundation Or not for The
renott Il cannot b. nscertnined. u WIS
nidelv circulated and ~ nuch credcpce
given Il that Il appears % be founded
on some good authority. The statenient
nri,Snetad from the mill men themselves.
They stated a notice had been posted
on nc min reading.
.sfbe services 1f infI employed Ia The
couiuanya works dnring the strike VIII
M IA required after jan. l.
~ he Mil The officials would neither
dsnx ny aiIirm The report A number ~
psn-uniohisis werf seen, however. A.
fbey we're coming from . rcatnurnQf,
and Try said fhAt sach notice hod h'-n
rrsfni AID 'hui they we've making prey
arations 70 leave.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22

e ela 70 be tired Of being mili,iamen.
ana aug wanted the company disbanded.
Inc Officers thoughtd differently. andput
On lne for every absence when duty
called. Attic meeting the alternative
was given of paying the fues or hav.
ing them collected by the sheriff. The
ooys refused 70 pay cent, so tho fines
wiii be certified to headquarters and
then sent to the sheriff here for collec-
uon. The boys are all socially promi-
nent and do not like n soldiers hard
shlps. They would give good deal
10 have the company disbanded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 2l.--Coroner
Mcdowell proposes to carry the investi-
cation OF the Homestead poisoning be-
You'd the grave. He intends to exhume
inc bodies fall the men who worked
In the mill and who have since died
under circumstances TO which the
slightest suspicion is attached In
each case the stomach will be subjected
to chemical test to discover tho pres
ence OF poison, II any.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22

Washington. Dec 2i,-the Nicaragua
canal hill was favorahly reported by
Its author. senator sherman IL Ia
drawn On substantially the same lines
rs the hili reported TO tho last conEcsa,
Including the proposition to guarantee
the honds OF lho company to tho ex-
however. contains some additions which
Increase the obligations Of the company
as we'll "a tho security Of tho govern
upnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
BIG RAILWAY DEAL
/, which Col. C. +. Meek and Hon. J. s.
cl,,kson are Interested, Said 10 Have
Been Closed 10 se1ico City

CITY Of Mexico, Dee, 2L-J. > Ozark
son ex-assistant postmaster Eenernli o.
y. Meek, president Of The colorado
non company. J. w. Clay Of I'mladeei,'
aiiin. and T. Blakewel and -, -.
iili9srsi days negotiating for the pur-
chasa u lie City aud District rniiwesH'
.l,out 200 kiI0inetera long. Two uoen-
r,eots yrcre reported signed this morn
ne The price Is said 10 81 Sl'vy0ovV
70 So.OO0.OO0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
Occupy the Time Of the Senate
on the Option Bill.
PALMER SAYS IT is VERY BAD,
Aadlf Planters and Farmers Knew Exactly
What, Would Do
Thry Maa'ihi Touch !l--pciler Is Glad 10 Go
On Record Because 30 Per Conf Of Tho
Farmers Want the BHls proiee-
Nebraska Sonalorshp.

Wv s'hN'' NN oue'i''on iV'''"
IRON the committee on torcisn fVlnuohe
bills TO amend the act OF incorporation
of IN, Ni,o,ncn. c,pai which ,yna
$50,
W"'eN on the 'aiehuNi an" w saw
notice he would at IN enrly date attempt
10 scpnrp nciion nnnn Il
Nj. ~. ~. 70 A,...,,,,,,s,tt.
NV h'M'H NNVpp VI M"se"Vnu'''''
reported back trun The comnittee on
Indian nffnirs. hin for tho adjustment
az ~. .t.i., 20 t.at..,,. ,,,a rnat,n
''t"'9 NV"
uiVes 10 lundH owned or ocoupl'u "
them IA the Indian Territory, with
,,i.,, 81, l,., .r,,,ti,r nf f., state euhrar.
~, "a, $3.50 -.
lhN ulN' l'ffNVf|' "hu u WIS ppNVu va
the calendar,
Tho resolution far tho holiday recess
80 -. 49,. 49,, Al, tI,,,,,n ,,.,n
was WN'h W' INV Nv Au'N" f
Of Virginia spoke In favor OF II. Mt
Inmton lind not concluded when the
,,,.,.,,,,,.. -. ,.i,..a ,,a u,, anti.,n.
"N"' NNf'N" "'' wy
uoh hlu g0t the right OF WHEi put
MIR. Mashhurr yielded to allow MIR.
Perkins tliVp1 OF Kansas to address the
epnnte In favor OF tho resolution horc-
toforc oncrod hy Mir. Nost Dem) OF
Missouri, for tlir rr-appointmcnt of a
committee 10 treat with thc live civilized
tribrs M mo Indian Turrtory to Induce
thrin 10 tnke bunestpnds IA apvpfnlty.
I'd tho rlnse of Nlr. perkiuF remnrLs.
Mr. Mcpherson uDvm1. of New Irrsoy
Introduced iumt resolution authorizing
and Injecting tbr SECRETARY nf thu tr,,ns,
inn 10 stspgud uuul otlnr,,lse oniercd
M ts,urrnse ali nnrehnFas of silver bul.
ion as nroyidcd ior In the Hrsf section
M I'M ~ Of Inly 1 isnn nn1 nave 10.
~, N n,", t,',,,,il,,,i, .ft,r ia, bnildn,
ree... i,e ,@onid rnil il nh for netinn.
Ilf,, a,,ti'nntinu Kin ,yn,, thrn tnknu mn.
nnd fninter III Illinois continued thu ne,
,,,,,,a,i hs,,p, ,,,s,sr,i,v il, nnnneition Ia
/ (, TX ~ IA ma ny ti,e p,nst a,rion. nb.
/ isrtinns a, il ,vns A strnri. nt tbp COM
] - tI-ht * .itis.ta a. tuntn rnutrneta
| Il, a, ,,,,,,,,r 800, r.r,niitc1 IL, INV
! S,tbi;,, he soia wns fnTfbor fr6n the
! trn,h ti,ar thp iien ti,nt tie fhrnotr nnd
! uiSWters ~ tbe Jigited stgtns demanded
| H. Nh nr wand detnend ID n tbey yg,,re
minds avl,r" of its nrSyidons T6o pco,
,dc ,ventnJ Ia br nrntectcd more tinn
nnvtiing cisp from ihoir so-enilph frlrn,ls
ram mon WHO ,yonid Hnbyort Inc
ordinary constitntiounlltes Of the nov.
ornmnut and who can turn those
| hnlplpsa rnonlr WIN nlWtlya snf
g.rnG mos, when an srderly rov.
rrpment vns nttnried. oVrr 10 Inc
,rrrn d.,Islons ~ congress-. uo wn,
| iw,,,uv Wo,, there WINS ia urgent domino
for sn,h n I'm IA niinois mo e0coi q
| ths lin. should "a hornme q law, wOnli
i,s Ia irive spoenIaiors out of busincas
and girn 10 anpltnliats a monbpok II
Jeniing In farm products Tbn cffcrl
vouid he A. ,iimlrish purchases. driy,
otii rompetltion and leave The field Of
bnYinegs 10 the mon "a iereoly demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22

Washington, Doe. 81. Representative
Bryan Of Nohpska In epcnking Of thu
decision yesterday by the supreme court
Of this state IN Nebraska IN the cleo
ton cascs said the decision Insured an
anti-lienuhllcan majority IN both housos.
The h'mocratic legislators Of Nebraska,
he said, had Just been in session and
they resolved against Rny union OF pcm-
otrats aud Republicans on any question
or In fnct any purpose. This Indicates
without doubt the Democrats and Inde-
nctdents viii combine In tho oreaulsa-
lion. Il " all but certain nn e0u-lie-
pul lican will hc elected senator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
BURIED TREASURE.
, O.oI,lon Awarding II 10 the Finder Set
Aside.


Tialu. o.. Dec. elm June, 1880,
,aaoh scbumicxer. who had purchased
. farm two miles south Of Thin, for
merIy owned by Samuel Cadwallader,
= very wealthy man, found large
sno,ipt Of money composed Of 5-iranc
niecos and gold coin concealed on
ihe premises. A short time after
NJ ep5ing on the coin Ira Cadwallader,
W. e.sc no, Of the estate Of Samuel Cad
sreIIader. b ought suit In repleyin
ssainst schumacher for $500, the
amount Of coin found by the sheriff az
~ limo tho suit was brought Al the
rial Il common plcas court the verdict
was, for Schumacher. feslsroas sh9
vsrdict was sol aside By the circuit
esl,rt h proceedings 10 error and re-
"a ,nsn5ed ior new trial. Il WIS reversed
an an, ne ground that the verdict was not
snstained by the evidence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
Y BOILED DOWN.


A.. ont on a strike at
~ s Junction, n. $.
~ :, dpnutles yester.
tininoF, oa7 edopted the
81 ~ q ~, y y
sru phi ,,,,h
~ carriage WoiAs ~ .,,..',.'.',
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
lHswuH's PROGRESS.
bsds hsfm Tha, Are sprlnglng
hlslng.

AiloF1 y DE- Manufacturers Rec
Balirn b Issue of Dee. 10,
nliian flew enterprises aud
lrgeiei n Existing ones in the
al ~ Onward steadily. A
y u " cucerns have been adj
A1af " geek. and as contained
kFh 4 above date may be
Hzniiisd as follows:
Olharood company of Bruus-
a. y, been incorporated to
'i4ia aslfsi capital stock So
hn,ln Distilling company Of
~ ~ has been incorporated
\ mn; capital stock $4,000.
~ D Mason company has
9aled ut Baltimore, Md, TO
8 sud crackers; capital stock
snetoh, d. O., News Pub
iay capital stock $4,000,
lnpOrated.
\ islef Manufacturing COM
4 ,tisbnrg, Miss, has been in
\ manufacture lumber, etc;
I "a $4,000.
lI -Yalley, Miss, Canning
i'iaring company has been
s2up n cannery.
,a carolina Sewerage com
p organized ut Columbia 10
IN sers; capital stock 100000.
1v Hour mill company Is be
|5i-d az Kingston, Tenn, by
~ ~ and others.
I, i9,gell, Tex, Water Works,
nElt and Ice company has
f,s ','ed to build a plant; capital
/. -''s'on, Tex, Chemical company
a '''isered with n capital stock
.,.n.sa'American Coffee company,
wy, Tex, has been Incorporated
igoi from the mesquite tree
qua stock 100000.
~, IN Milling company has been
~ ~ San Saba. Tex, to erect
A,lll' capital $4,000.
= Stone Gap, Va. Investment
+, elpltal stock $4,000, has
operated.
Stone Gap, Va, Colliery com
oeen incorporated to mine
/. ,apltal stool, S300,0OO.
Y imam, Va, Woodworking com
\ aS geen Incorporated; capita
y. Parker company. n mer
';Tleern, has been chartered Al
llliis Draft, Va, Milling com
N, organized to erect n 100
" null capital $4,000.
IN Light. Heat and Power
~. y Laurel, Md, has been form
5acted for plant.
4 !lands Electric company Of
wlli re-organize with a cup
4 plaut.
,f,s,ol'onwealth Cotton Manu-
/, ''npany of Durham, n. 9.
rs mill G4O0 new spindles
\ 70, formerly Of Pennsyl
~ o.'u'lsalng a large lumber plan
+ sor cotton m.ll of Burling
i,s. las put in 200O spiudles.
~, '9htas mill of Petersburg
w IN 1000 spindles, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
HAYNiE-CARUfuERs

ssSa Dee. 2l.-(Special. AT
.,;.s9o' Of the bride, on Ross ave-
~ ,o,S Snls evening a very pretty
: 80. - place. The contracting
co., Alr r 5. Haynie and Miss
w Tiers. Roy. G s. Seasholes,
NJ VIC First Methodist church.
lhs.. and the following
~ gelaants; Mr. a. J. Rat
3 MS Sarah West Of Fort
" 20, Mr. Robert Allen OF
Si, s,'.s Lillian Loving Of Vir-
iprs.S The ceremony q sump-
4 lsiia congratulations and a re-
~ oss M Is popular clerk in the
N ~, oilloe o. tha Texas and Pacific
3 iii. n's bride is a petite and
= ,, a.l'e blonde,
ca 70 recipients of a num-
Eans Presents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
DON'T Ike MILITARY LIFE.
-, v,.,,.l, nBi,Im,u Refuse to Pay Th'If
"1'' Fines.

parlssrsburg. "; Va, ,. Dee' =. = spiii.
I msp Riaes, q wss. virginia ssioa S'i arose
o ossr tbe payment Of f nDau Tn the
had hs NJ Captain Morrison , 49, 40 oi
senteellssn l.,o NV Morrison had endeaysorea
in every I., ,5I besn legally imposed ous
MIL W. boys resisted pas'ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22

ocrauc' said Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson
Of Michigan, last elening 70 = reporter
WtAle standing In the Arlington lobby.
s.lleasc do not ask me 10 state In do
ice 20 say that / am conhdct that the
result viii bear 0ut my prediction"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-22
MUST BE IDIOTS.
Brothers Bel That s2-callbrO Pistol VIII
Not KIN, and a Sister Holds the Stakes.

Garrison, Ia, Dec, 2l.-Last evening
Julius Sansa bet his brother Augustus
So that he could not kill him with a 30
calibre revolver at thirty PAGES Their
sister was the stakeholder, Augustus
fired, and the ball plowed julius tenn
pie The father became enraged and
pounded and kicked Augustus into
insensibility. Both are now laid up.
They are Germans, aged q and 10
sp9Iectiyely.