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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
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Gnrapaiide &abelberidte.
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,,@teI Sarm um TidJts."
9eutidIauo, 81, Ger. StaateH nno Gan
2omiugo.

9fems 9orf, Is. 9(pril.- Die yStaatss
;eituug" per0hertlitt folgsuoe SpeSialoe'
peld)e Don ihrem Serliuer orreiponoentcn:
nuSertiu, Is. 9(pril.- 9brer per Sabel
ertbelIten Snltrutt.ou 9enIdB belufte td)
beute zen bicigsn ameritaniiden @eianoten
S6rn. 9Eiliam I&alter YhelpS uuo erlud1te
ibn I'M cine lueltere @rtIdrung beSligltd) oeS
eeHtdl nmerltauliden 3wil6enTallS, uotr
peld)en Die reutihe Yrelie Sur ,3ett 10 pIel
Ydrm id]ld9t. I0r. YbelpS empfiH9 mid auT
Die liebeu7piiroiqite SSeiIe IND authorllrrte
mid, Sbnen iol9enoe Shutahen sur Ser'
DHeutllhuug mitiutbellen:
lor. Ebelp5 badte nId)t Saran, Suron
Warihall uon @ieberiteiu, BEN StaatSletre'
tGr beS AuSu0rtigen Gmts, mn cine Inter
rebuug 81 Dem 5pefc Su eriufeu, bic Ses
Siehuugen Swil1cu oeu Ser. Staaten uno
SaH Oonltuao uu0 Sullden Ssut6laHp
nnb Sau 9eminoo su helprcden- 2ers 2es
ianote beiufte ben Baron Warihall BON
SleberitclH III @eldGIteu, Die nd ant Den
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;miidleu9 9eutlhs
luuo mo Den Ser. Staateu bc;ogcn. Snt
CAME Der llntcrreoung erwdbntc $5r. YbelpS
idJerSbaft Gan 9OmIngo uuo iaqtc. Ole
Scr. Staatcn hdttcn jeuer 6epublit betrdtt.
baiiir I'll erbalteu. Baron Warld)all Don
batter gSelie: ySd) muBte Hid)t, baB Die
Ser. Staaten ell BroteitOrat ijber Gan
Domingo auslben, alleln 0eutlhlano
foHute troeoenI utdt anoerS gegen lene
GepublIf bauoelu."
Dies lit allies, mas pabr 1T al Der 9auSeu
GeIdltte, lutldJe pon Der beutidlen 8rcne
auI 10 unerb0rte 9Seiie gegen 6ru. EbelpS
oermeuoet wmo. Der amerltanilhe@ela
banDelte ndt uupaiien0 uuO la9te 9tid]ts,
mas nidt paieu0 mar. Die SebanOluug,
Die ibm Sur 3et SeltenS Der Oeutitlen
Yrehe Su Shcil iulrO, 1T etntad) gsmen.
Der tltr Den 9aHicu Stanoal perantportlId)e
Ytauu lit Or. 0ugo Safoti, @lefreoatteur
Der pNtIInhencr Al9emelueu 3etun9," mel'
der Dor Smel 0tonateu uad gerliH lam, nm
ietuem Slatte m0glifIt iutereHante AeuI9z
feitcn uou bier aus Su lieferu. q. Satobl
b0rte irgcno @npaS bon Der SGdle uuo tele'
Arapblrtc itIeHuI9it ben gchdlh9en S.utt
nah Ntiiu6en, bon meltem th Sbnen &c"
iteru elHeu aRSiug lteferte.
ghemaub muuoeyt Td) barber, SaB Or.
Safobi oaS @eiprdd) ;pildeu bem SGrou
Wiarid0u uno pru. Ybelps, pel6eS ibm i'll
untlarer S&eic Su Sbreu fam, gegeu ben
ameritanlihen &eructer Su benUeen per
iudte. Gr 1T eiu uotOriider Qaiier aueS
2lmerituuiiden. gtat obtgcu Auseinan.
oereeuuacu wirb id)werli6 lr9enO Semanp
auf Der auoereu Seite De5 9SeltmeerS Den
gerlngiteu 3weIfel beQeu, oaB baS @eibrel
Der oeutihen Yreiie, Ole ilt) non D.. SacObt
ms Sflepptau nehmeu lieB, Gm Selteu
burd ben 3Itel Der Sbafeslpeare'lben NO.
m0oie uSl.l garm nm 9itdt8" getenn6eld).
net mlro. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
SuIsarien IprSert bic ausIteteruua Der UDrs
der Uulfpluifidl's.

Gonltantinope 15- 2lprll. - Bul.
garlen bat bic YfOrte oHrt) elne gtote Ell
iud)t, Die 2(uslieieruug StutmanoH5 uuo
Guietidef'a, Der mutbmabIld]en yiOroer
oeS bIeIgen bulgarrden @eidIaltStrager5
Or. Sultomltid), meldler unldnglt auf bem
gSege uad) ieiuem Stub eritoheu muroe, uou
HuBlauO su foroerH. Seloe Wauner murs
ben III GoHiiaHtlHopel uerba1tet, leoOt AM
Seraulaiiuug oeS ruiNihen aoniulS eutlGls
len uuo ipQter auf etuem ruiflden 0amp1er
uah S0siia gebradlt. Sd)uhmanoTI nabm
teinen attlueu Nntheil an Dem QtOrb, lou
Jepotl, luie ourt) glaubp!irolge 3eugenaus'
iaocn erlpieieu 1T, ben Woroplan entuorfeu
uuo Sutetld)efT 1ilr Die Nu5fubrun9 Oerel'
ben be;ablt baber. Die 9tote erlud]t Die
Tiorte aud, bic bulsariiden SliiftIin9e IN
Der &iirtei, melde beltQuol9 nit Serld)no'
ruugen I'M Sntereiie GuBIano's belfdltl9t
ieien, oe8 ganpeS SH oerpeuen.
Gin grins aIbertsSenfmaI in Gbieaso.
Qonoou' Is. Nprtl. - Die BreIle cont
mentirt ben DOrgei9lagenen Ylan 8iinitig,
aui Der 9SeltauSlteuuu9 Ill Chicago etn
9eutmal an ben Yriu;sGenabl albert ju
erridlten, iUeld)eS OwObl etn 3artes Gomplls
m.ut Der Souigln ge9eniiber, iuie aud ais
glnerteuuun9 Der .3Huortomnenbelt Il. Id)'
turg selttn fanr, wel6e Die Ser. Staaten
GrOB= SrItannieu gegeuuber an ben Sa9
legten. zzfs94aSsss.
gsrmiidltes bonn britiic1en SnieIretdD.
2oubo n, Is. April. -!Sr. s. 9. Ytor<
tin, oeiieu Satin (g5ictoria gSoobbuQ) unb
gaop Goof (3enme s. Glafllu) id)ifiteu Ft
am NiittluOdJ auf benz 9ampfer pSraue"
mad yielu.DOrt Elm. 6rau Rarttn iagte, es
ieien lbr $4,000 Yfuno Sterling tiir 80 Sor'
lelungeu in ben Ser. Staateu augeboten
moroeu, uno lie weroe Die Sfierte annebs
men, fallS rs ibre @eiunbbeit gefatte.
Sat t19lit) ueriammelu lid Die beifGftis
euugsIoieu 2lrbeiter am Eomer=6ia. Die
Majoritdt Oerjeuigen, weld. Oieie 8eriannlz
luugen beiudlen, beitehr aus g8eritarbcitern.
Sis JEST buben Die 8eriammIuHgeu Su teIs
mem ildtbaren 9feiultute gefiibrt. Die Irs
beitsloien iee.u bielelbeu Ieoob tort in Der
Soffuung, OaB tr9euo Gtuas erntreten piro,
mas geelgnet III, lire Gage ~ Uerbeern.
9n etner geitri9en Serlammlung ertIarte elu
GeoH.r, gSalter Soper, o.muGdIlI lueroe
auf ben 9Seriten eiuc ueue Waid)iRe gum
Auslloen Der Sd)iiie eingeiiibrt meroen,
wopurd) abermalS Sauenoe uou Irbeltsrn
cas- Sroo uerllsreu mirbeu.
Gou oer MaJoritGt Der itriteuoeu 9ohlen'
grdb.r in Der Graiidait DURHAM lit aui'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
eyri&biabrS=1 S=1teberr0de!

Sober m ueld einen uun bari bsreuat
ien nab CT in nm rescn Sammuns emm nh ncr linn Gua
tat ms Yrcis seiat sE baum quito sansmnaue cbsrebr
$3.50 SS, $3.50; gut gcmabt muo unb baubaf nerc spen
in sruber Manniafaltg gu sO S2 s13 s4. Gin prGs
@ormen Hpb searbeite berrOde S15 S2O S2 $25
Sn einfen, fur &nnben mad gRaaR gemadtn cbcnbHrg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
Sic amerifaniIden Tiliipnare auf ocn
SarpIitteus SuSeIu.

Qonb II, 16. 4pril. - Gin @orreIpon'
bent Der ySlmes" nlelpet aus Wtaorlo, oaB
DIE St)mterigtelten beiiigllb Der ameritaul.
ld)eu MliIionQre auI Den @arollHeu Suleln
III beirieOigenper gSetic beigele9t moroeu
ino. Spanieu miuigt III Die 9tidtebr Der
MiiionGre auf ole &nleln elnunO ueripridt,
raB iie III lbrsm WtlFousmerfe nidlt belailigt
merbcu ioaeu, uorausgeiett, oaB iie iid
nid)t in Die 2tn9ele9cnbclieu Der yOtaIbeb0rs
ben uno unmentlid nid)t IN 6ragen Slutiteu
Der Seb0roe unO ocu Glngeboren.n ctnml.
lfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
Gin Offer r=prd(ent!
Gan,poaene &nabsa> >s!nsase 81
attf
GreDtt!
Seats superlaiiise eapeu,

NfdIf Q 3UUtrIN1VBC Nd0cWt
9lr. 519 uno 521, Glib zSroahtpob
r1H'.re erIten tern in uHicreH 9tpartem,ntsz
Sdoen-o,n qr6ster uno cleecnteien in bi,cu orufen
2anoc Gin Otter G5eittnt fur Sltcrn : ungcidbr
1000 Eere aanspoleue aHSi9t fir eIitcommunisi=
rtHoe ooer Goniirmanb:H, pelte allcrmdrts fir So
perfauft peroe1 (uno spar ur $aarscol, bier nur S4
- uno Sic f0unen ben 9aEipreis in fleincu gEuteE=
sabluHgeH abtraeen SeiEe oersrti9e Sere III ie qe=
madlt morben IinifeH Sic eincn mrflit fciEen
aH5us iir br,n anabcnE Sett lit Die Scit-uno bier
iii Der Gldt, einen oIten Su tauien. Dadler ie l
auT ben 2Se9. nm hierber 81 fonImer HEo tommeH
Sic ssits, oa Su bi,cn ariuaeH it Gin 4Harang eez
tend MAIDEN uiro. IS 1T teiE teo ipsiter nothg ais
Gin 9eriusl9iser Setra9 ais Garantic fTr 5rcI' unb
GIaubeH. lSIr pcrtauieH mcbr Ssioer, ais rQeHoz
peIte Siusi Gicidditc in Der Stabt SuiGmmeu; nao
parum 2Ssil mir eleauHte Sleioer auf Grcoit biai=
Y pcrfaHicn, als irgcno cin @aGri0buE9S
i5iir iciHe NidzEer=aESusc gilt S0ieIbeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
Icr 5reibuuo in 8eiabr. - Giue Teritarfung
Der oeutidicn Nrmee III atusiidpt.

y I II 10. Nprll. - Sle Jtaa)rlujI
iiber Den 3iidtritt OeS ltOlienibeu GHbluet5
bar bier cine geDriidte Stlmmuug Wad)gerus
len uub lulro ais eln &rlumpb Der 6tlnOe
beS 2rclbuubS augeieben. 9Sdbren0 Der
ganscu Debate iiber bic &eriutQlquuQeu i'll
Der Itallenllt)eu Sanlnlcr lpuroe Der 9tuReu
otS Siiuonllies fiir Stalieu ais tlu jebr
tra9wiirolger hingeeQt, uuO beiOnOer8 bic
faottaleu erbobeu Yrotet gegen Die Shorz
belt, ME lle eS uauuteu, baS ldbrlldle 0eIt=
sit mr. Su benz .3mede Su uergr0Beru, nm
Seilreit uuO OeutihlauD 9e9eu Srautrcid)
uno 9fuBtauo iu ld)ubeu. Der QuBerlte
6lIgel Der Habltcleu lisB e8 I'D ogar au-
geIcgeu iein, barauf bin;uweiien, OaB Sta
lien beller tbdtc, leIne SHtereilen nit oeHeH
Sraufreid)'S su oerfHiipleu, ais nit ocNeu
Seltrett)'s, Ietnes 9eld)Idtltden @egnerS.
9aB bic &ammer auf 0tee 9lnoeutungeE hin
DC Don ben NtlnlIern be5 8rlege8 uuO Der
Morlne geroroerten 9tabrag8 bal.
blrte, muroe gIelt ais ell Stla9 gegen
Stallcu'S Seyblinoete angcIebeu, bod not
Die mtrfldle SereutuHg olele5 SllageS crit
red)t 81 Sage, ais lld OaS Utiuilterium i'll
6olQc oeS &eghaltenS Oer &ammer auflOite.
Ntau iiird)tet bier, baB bieie GrtenntulB
Don StaIieu'S uUiid)erer IHhdnglldfclt al
leine &rUppeH INNER meBr mad ben 0reUs
sen 81 uOrlt)lebt, uuuermcl0ll6 etne Septls
liguug Der 6oroerlug Der HegIeluug auf
GrbOhung Der YralenSiarfe Der Armee auf
@runO Der leeten &Oll8sahluu9 I'M 8eiol9e
babeu mlrn. IS ut cine betannte Sbatlas
DE, oaB Der Galier in Den leBten pret Nios
uateu ole SOrldlldge Su elmer &ermebruug
Der 2trmce I'M $4,000 bis 10000 Mann et
ner etugebeuOen Grrud9ung unterSOgen uuo
cine beimmte ScidluBi0huug uur uerihOz
ben hat, nm i'd erlt iiber Die 3fatbiamTeit
Der Don ben Ylberacn un0 9faOltnleu Osrs
lau9teu Giniiibrung Der SmellGbrlgeu Olenits
Sett, poruber lePt III Der Armce Serlufe ars
geltellt meroen, flar Su meroeH. Selt ben
i'll leetsrer 3elt eriolgtcn maii.ubaIteu Aus
baufuu9en luitder Gruppen all Der GrenSe
hat Der Gniier wleberbolt @outeren;eu mt
Dem &rle9smluiiter Geueral BON Salttnboruz
Stadau beSuglid) Der @lrmee.6efOrmeu ges
habit uuo lit babel su Der lleberSeuguug 9es
fommen, baB oa5 gauo aud ferner Die yas
ten einer Grb0buug beS :DtilltdrsGtatS un0
Der 0reijdbrlgen 2tenlGSett tragen muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
hsany Parsons

hIany Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
system, nids digestion. removes excess of bile
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-18
1857. 6apitcl.

1857. StapiteI.l
Gin @eiet, Die 9lbldluitte itdSbuubertpier=
unburerSI9, efsbuuOertIIinluuppierSlg
uno Ied)ShunoertItfSunboicr;lQ osS uisr-
ten 9lrtlfelS Der 0iientlthen ycfalgeieEc,
Srel pStaot Baltimore" llutertitel pyl-
eeuicu," peldJe auf 0duoler NIT Sen,
StrOb uno 6IIien Sesug haben, su wi0ers
rufeu.
1. abb d nitt. Sei Rom Der @eIe tz
9ebun9 bes StGates DtarpIano peroroz
net, oGB bic IbidHitte Observation-Disclosures
uRo iec$buHbertieGbsunoz
picrSlI ecs ulcrtcn aSitcs Der dl9culeHeH yotnlgc
letc, 2ttel S1aot Baltimore" Htcrttcl ~SiceEeH,"
bitrourch piocrruIeE iCia oleH uRo iiHo.
2. Nbidlnttt. eel eS ptrOrbHet, oaB
biee gfe nit Dem Gage ibrtr gHuabue in Strait ritt
Im 80. Nilrs 1892 qeHebmi3t.
.Srant ySrOlpr, GonpsrHeEr;
pinrran 9an0ipcr,
Spr,der oe5 lRter9aues;
Go,paro Slpno,
8riiibent bcS Senats.
Sd bsiheiri9c biermit, boB SuritebeHbes elEe 9ez
trsue Ibi1Iiit elmer in Der 1S92er ,]aHuarz Sigung
GHgeHommeaeH 2itte Der Geiee9e5uRg III.
Saritou SbaIer,
(92,S, ,104) SgeizGlcrt oeS llntergallies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
A CANADIAN FORGER


El Paso, Tex. Nov. II Especial y
Juarez, Mexico, late this afternoon by
detective force of Toronto, Canada,
charged with forgery Mr. Murray, who
registered at the Nendome hotel as ]. II.
Wilson, Chicago, wns seen by your re-
porter tonight and gave the following
particulars Davidson had been opernt-
ing at and around burlington, Cannda,
for months forging farmers' and hctl-
ci0us names TO notes, and VI all succeed
ed IN swindling various hanks aud money
brokers out Of about $4,000. He left
there last May. and no trace Of him
could be found until recently, when he
was joined by his wife about six weeks
ago
He was engaged with the Mexican
Central railroad and was at work when
arrested, Mr.. Murray, accompanied by
the Mexican officers, surprised him, and
when confronted with the papers nc
knowledged that he was the man. He
wrote the following note TO his wife,
after being placed in jail:
Dearest Minuie;-l have been arrest
ed and ain In prison, and would like TO
see YOU don't know what to say but
TO trust In high providence. ! have
done wrong and must be punished. Come
as soon us possible. Charlie"
al the necessary papers have been
prepared for his extrndition, and de
mands have been made by the governor
general OF Canada TO the British legn-
ton IN the City Of Mexico Murray and
the prisoner will return to Canada via
Vera Crnz and the West indies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Half an hour passed by; the colonel who
was now indoors Ia his headquarters, had
forgotten ia the press of his terrible busi-
ness. all about the boy, whom he regarded
as having been definitely vet FREE. Hut all
at once thc door opened aud the boy com,
munl7t popped Ia.
"Iiers am. mislerl' ho exclaimed. u
SAW mummn told her. gave her the watch,
and Kissed her. Now I'm readyW
Then the colonel did what perhaps none
but q rough soldier would have dOue lie
rose, came over 10 the hoy, seized him by
both ears, led him thus 10 tho door and
Kicked him out OF Il. cNclalming;
"Get out, you young hrlgnudl Get back
10 your mother Just na quick az you can't
With red face the officer returned 10
his chair, muttcrlng 10 his companions rs
he waved hls hand toward q party Of the
condemned insurgents.
$50 they have their heroes ihcn-th those
scoundrels New York hiail and Express
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
GETTING ENGAGED N HOLLAND.


In many Of the provinces Of Holland
there ~ marriage csmtom In vogue
which Is a. curious az any 10 DO found
Ia gearssearch through South Africa.
When Dutch swain falls 80 deeply
IN love that be feels " imperative 10
breathe tho story o. his affections into
tho ears Of his loved one no starts out
for her home bearing In one hand a
sweet seed cake wrapped IN paper.
Arrived at the family residence no
enters the living room, and with0utad-
dressing tho girl, be places the cake
upon a table near her. u she opens
tho paper and begins 10 eat, II "a a sign
that the love suit r. acceptable 70 all.
hut II the cake Is left upon The table
untouched. thon the lover must look
somewhere else Tor d swcetheart. Some
iines ~ - leases her lover by daily
ing With The cake before eating. In
case she refuses him, the whole affair
3 kept entirely secret and no ono out
sldo the family Is ever the wiser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
George Wilson'S Ministries at orcouwalrs
Last Night

Georle Wilson'S Ministries at oreenwalPs
Last Night.
A fairy good house down stairs, though
Tor a wouder rather light upstairs,
greeted George Wilson's MINISTRIES last
might. Wilson has evidently grown
yyenry Of the departure from the old
stvie Of negro minstrelsy that formerly
made IN this popular form of eutertnin-
msnt and In a large measure has re-
I'M, ed TO the first or old style OF min
irbere was some good singing, few
very clever specialties one very noticea-
ble "tbe celebrated Caledonian Hitch and
Kick " a valid excuse for come groteaque
dancing and athletics, Wilson was ns
co,nirol as ever 10 his monologues,
sn,ciaitv Of his. In which he recites ana
tslks and sings Just as the mood selzes
him. o.,s 4, p,o
sfiernoop for the matinee the sensation,
III melo-drana 'The Pulse Of New York
Next Monday and Tuesday and Tues
5ay matinee. C0riue, supported by tue
Iennie Kimball Opera Comiqqe Cos ne
largest company on the road; VIII be
a. t3reepvl.i.'s opera house. his com
many will play Arcadia ana at the
rsnnl price Of admission
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
GAME BACK TO BE SHOT.
A Touching Story Of The French Commune.
A BOYS Nerve.

The order had been issued 70 Paris In
1871 by the new Republican authorities thht
communists Insurgents VINO were taken
with arms IA their hands should be put 10
death Immediately. 90 writes 2 rrnch cor
respondent. The order was heing relcut-
iessly executed. when. IN me garden q the
ElyEee Palace. n deturhment or lFpuulioan
troops came upon "a small hhnh % inaurs
gents. Among Them WAS boy or 10 Year,,
still IN short trousers.
Tie baud was conducted 70 y lAiftr pnrtg
OF communists destined for execution. On
the way the ih.ycar-uid broke on from
among hia cnmnnninus und placed 'hlinHelf
10 front Of the colonel Who commanded Tie
csciri makins Tho miligy g!uie with y
good dchl OF grace. Do Haid; AnhiHr you're
going 70 shoot me. ! Wnposrt it,
Certainly, ms lid tllh Tue colonel.
Taken win nrui4 90 vaur hnndai itg al up
win you. That ls the order,
"Aii rightif' 4nld fhF boz "pni see here
i live Ga Auromcsnil fireoi where MY
niatbpr Il epneifrSa u house aeell wfit
for me n don't ognie hoiae. q. eng shell wer'
ry n great deal. Just Nant % 80 bone
ayd quiet hrr O. ~ Fou ln0W nnd then
again. i've got iny waich mere ~ IKE 90
give Y 10 MY rlniher, % fhru itnfe o.
much as thlt nufWIf- 4N.i tWNucii lnt
iue fun hainr q iifne While. give YIN ny
word ~ hone W QUO iest w, w. sn,s
20 che h6y's demand u aifo began - hmrBt
him b rool laai
"Nul ries nc sour word pi halor. 3h
that yiu1l refurl Do iIuir O. "a fAreuielf'
'f1 wont ~ Ilraof. uAaiffi
fttit VOLT faif tle Nl"nsi. "tlia
lnN a1iin 100 vi M VIZ nsf1ia ~. q,
4 rlurr Tru3 r.n'l 10 tiiY.i i9oi well
Ah Nnruune Boz iatrd hin. Go home
tlri
lhe ya1|A iorfd sod fglsY.f'sl on. '''fle
ll-.i w aA-n sta " n4n. A'AA 'ne eAianei.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
GUS AND MAGGIE.
They Arc Married and THAT'S All There
Is In H.

is IN w.
San Francisco, Nov. 17.--Addiional
facts regarding there ported we dding Of
Margaret Mather and young Gus Pabst,
son Of the wealthy Milwaukee brewer.
have been brought 20 llght. Two days
before Miss Mnther began her engage
nent here three weeks ago, young pnbst
appeared at the California Hotel and en-
gagged a suit Of rooms Nos. 600 COZ,
GO4 Whea Miss Mather arrived the
rooms were occupied by herself and
niece aud Pabst u was reported then
that Pabst aud Miss Mather hnd been
married, but both denied the story. MISS
friend that they had been married near
Chicago shortly after tho actress 40.
cured divorce from her husband,
Emil Haherkom
While here Pahst was very devoted
to The beautiful actress, and was cons
stanly IN her company. lie attended
every performance, aud when Miss
Mather was taken III was unremitting
IN his attentions to her The papers
here commented on young Pabet's deYo-
tion 10 the actress but she guil PHhst
was merely a friend. and they were not
married. PabTt expressed himself ~ will
ling and anxious 10 marry her, but said
hat 20 far she Ind refused 70 be united
10 linn. Miss Maiher left here Sunday
pari Of the state and has appeared Ia
Fresno aud Los Angeles during tho week,
n tie couple were married here they
kept the secret well. ~ the newspapers
could obtain noihiag about H.
Tle fact that Miss Mather's niece,
who accompanied her On the trip, had adj
rlltted that her aunt WIS., married to
pahst was uscertained after fuuorN ot
me marriage had reached her from CHI
.eneo Tie niece confessed the marriage
hi 4 frleni while here. IN explanation
~ the Intimacy existing between hOr
aunt and Pahst Il was learned nc the
California hotel that Pabsl registered
there october - aud engaged rooms ms
before stated Miss Mather arrived with
hor company the text day, October -,
gal-g frmsihed AElY t~4 lags, anI leis
October a 90 a business trlp 10 the East
~ Il was stated az The time. lie re-
inrned hnfe November ,. and on Novem-
her q LEFT 30 company with Miss Mather
ior los Angeles,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

A. H Nicklers, Supt Dallas Cotton and
Woollen Mills, says we have used Saxet
and it has given perfect satisfaction in
every case. We recommend It 70 do all
wat il claimed cor It in every respect an a
blood purifier"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

The total annual product Of our In
dustries in 1890 equaled probably ! ,0OO,-
900. 600 gross, or 500,0O0,0 900 net tons,
'he yail Of Tho same being ego, 900,
ndl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
rAlen BY Aoas.


An Old Farmer Eeeis With a Most Fright
fol Desih.
rerre Ifaute. Ind. NOV. i7--Iessse syises
-, XII faruer residing three miles ron
Newport md met VII hof,i isl,,t, es ILL.,
'ssl,snt Z oici0ct he wrnt out 90 feed q 10y
49, - t,.,s A. he dld not appear iW alllfi
M one of The member q hls family es sa.
!2 rr'- 10 see tho hogs tearing ont Me
ill,l,t,rliis ~ the oll man and dcrourins illti5
IN me Ices and hips were nefflf tiHp't1
- sesh. Tile badly muihaiel itinllNf WIG
moved to the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Red hailsinnes fell AZ Amsterdam in
1925, at London in 1903, during the
time OF the great plague, aud az divers
places IN Ireland and France Ia the
early part Of the present century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
TIE GAzETIE: Fl WORTH TExAS FRIDAY NOVEMBER I8 1892

Cod-liver oil suggests con-
sumption; which is almost un-
fortunate. Its best use is be-
fore you fear consumption
when you begin to get thin.
Consumption is only one Of
the dangers Of thinness.
SCOTS Emulsion Of cod
liver oil makes the thin
plump, and the plump are
almost safe.
Let US send you book on
CAREFUL LrvING-free.
se0 "a I bowHu, Chemist. 'l' South s'A Avenue.
Your dfugrtikeeps Scott. Emulsioa Of eod.llv,r
oil-all druggists everywhere DO o..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Mr.. Edison estimates that no ieas
than 5000 incandescent lamps arc
MANUFACTURED every day, At an average
selling price Of about 75 cents apiece.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Tao lafgest and Oldest chestnut tree
n pa ord stands at the foot OF Mount
T.ra u q gi3 feet In circumic,enco
nad 0 bnown 10 BE- at least 1900 years
aII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
SENATOR MRS. LEASE.
That Is What Nay Happen as Result Of The
Kansas Elsoion.

Topeka Kan, Nov. 1.-THE opinion exists
than the election Of Mary y. Lease a.
United States senator from Kansas. Mrs.
Lenses candidacy for tie senate has be-
come n serious rea ity She IS fixing the
wires for the place and her popularity with
the rank and hie OF the party WIN give her
al least an equal Glance Win other as
pirunts. and especially as there seems TO
no constitutional disqualification