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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
ltsroCK NOTES AND PERSON
AIS

,bbe Odem. the well known cowman,
: back at headquarters yesterday
this city. after spending Christmas
D bis family at Alvor1.
y II. Kay, n popular cattleman or
cger was in the livestock ccnter yes
,ly.
4 Wheeler. big cattle feeder of the
trial CITY. was in Fort Worth ycster-
\ He Is feeding over 1000 head OF
le near that city.
|Gonel jim Wilson has returned from
asiana, where he has been spending
'istmas and will now proceed 70 nus
M livestock business for the Chicago
| Alton with renewed yigor
Z 4. Leouard, a Palo Pinto cattle
J. was IN the city yesterday, and eN-
he,l himself MS pleased with the
Fects in his section.
| Blocks G. Dennis, range manager
ihe Home Land and Cattle COM
J., left yesterday for the company
handle ranch,
hank Houston Of Bellyne, known al
the state as a prominent cattle
hr. passed through the city yesterday
|1ir for st. Louis.
|lglness at the two big Fort Worth
wards has fallen oil considerably
T. Christmas. and employees viii now
kept busy putting the yards. in good
Preparatory to the bis spring rush
he north.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
saI DAY DULLNESS
|, ID Matters Characterized
svesterday's Events.
.aL AN ARTISTIC SNEAK.
.,,,bouls Of Harry E. Myers IS the
''..l,I Iaqulry--a Lille chlld Burned
ual olo-crulohheid Acquitted.
IN, Events Of Local Interest


~ Of Jim Ravel, reported yes
y i.l,.,sninr. developed into a mat
~ ore Importance thin was at
/ posed. He by his own confess
i eyldence already adduced. Is
i a,;Sunl vino has entailed such
caused so much annoyance by
ibefts from business offices Of
" thirteen cases OF overcodt
.ven Of pistols and other arti-
ralnables are already made
4 KIM aggregatlng in number
. more now. Tie is the one who
overconts of Messrs Paddock.
q uerschel Smith. Walker, Prey
s,trs mud pistols from Messrs
u nnnnells, deputy sheriff; Bail,
| Gnnnels, deputy sheriff; Bal,
"raons and places.
II r,i,s Kirby OF Dallas, who was in
n, Yesterday afternoon, says RAJ
~ vii known in Dallas us an cx-
n - sneak. He has, except for n
w ~ two past, been in Dallas for
Z |. sve months, coming there from
y, where he has bad record.
rs-,p,s live in Houston aud he Is
" Ne well connected. Rayell Is
..3ited for the grand jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Fort Smith. Ark, Dec 2s-
limited States Marshal Jacob Nost
ms issNed card dc.
oinrina fabrication ihe story that lilll
Dalton, q brother Of The famous outlaw,
ind been commissioned . United States
deputy marshal. Noft aays be never
Ind and BIO rot now nny lntcniiDn oi
giving Dalton no oDlce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
A NERYnTs sunrK

Miss Agnes Shinnin Of $40 East
Fourth street whom many Of our readers
will remember was Chairman of the Milk
maids convention. nm entertainment civ
en- at Huifmans hnll, Dec 49, met with
very serious fan on Dec. n. which SO
shocked her entire nervous system that
she has not been able 60 leave her bod
since the accident. Her many friends
will be glad to learn that ghe is cqnya-
lesccrt and hopes TO be herself again in
"a short tiua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
rAn REFaReMnuM
The popalists Want tho People 10 ADOPT Al
Laws.

The PopalisIs Want tho People 10 Adopt Al
Laws.
Topeka, iSun Dee sS-W ~, u,
Wakefield of Lawrence, The mhon-la-
Dor candidate for Vice prealdont ina
issS. wac in consulinuon today with
Populst leaders in regard to tho now
system nj government known as th1
referendum, which dhr pnpnlHtH pronre
to put IN practice in lNhuHaH.
"Wc pgnpum,' said Me- Wakefield,
80 have the legislature submit a cons
siituhonnl amendment 10 the voters OF
the slate, mnhing The passing of nll im.
p1ftnui laws subject 10 thp decision pt
iho yoteru OF ihr state liy Important
laws ! mnna fundamental ysivina OF
tnxnunu aud Judiciary, aud nll other en-
nptnonu Affecting tho Hiuic na O whole.
~ Wlll practically Include AN matters eA'
c,lH private hills 1871 this pInu " mn
important blll paasos ih0 legislature IL
win have to DE- ucooptod ly @ vote Of the
people before V hprumcH % law. " hnH
boon in ancn.slul operation 10 Swift
zcrland for several YOURS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

The Fort Worth drill girls, the colorcd
champions Of the South. gave M cxhi-
btion drill IN Dallas last Monday night
ut Hnmilton's hall TO a crowded house.
The Dallas drill girls who were to COM
pete against them, failed to come TO the
contest The Fort Worth girls returned
last night to dive an exhibition drlll fer
The banquet given by the Masonic lodge
Of which Mr.. Hudson is member
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

A large and thoroughly ENJOYABLE re-
ception was that given by Miss Eta
Wood. the step-iaughter Of Major Hud-
gers, at the Picswick hotel last night.
The diningroou WASH sed for a dancing
hall and In the earlier pprt Of the even
ing it was crowded SO dancing was al
most impossible Later, when some Of
the older folks had gone a german was
hurne. and the fair hostess. Miss Wood.
Many and iWricotcly varied were the
figures and the dancing was continued
until the early morning hours. 1t was a
leap year party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

The county court resumed its session
Yesterday and Judge johnson was occu-
MED all day hearing motions.
Tho following couples received the re
nuisitc permission to marry yesterdny
from Che county clerk j. w. Glgdish
mud Miss Susie Richards; Chas 10 Ray
hurn and Mrs. Annie Thompson; lev
q p. Hughes. (colorcD and Miss Nio-
lei V. Cokely (colored): James T. Logan
and Mary Ann Friar; l.. G.. Gilbert
and Miss Yettie Levy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

81. Louis. no. Die ~ Tho river here
D. noztn over and ~ irnihc ~ nj stand.
am a gorge hes formed below thr city
solid 90 ihe bottom THE river u The
lowest since 1906, the gauge showing
hut hine lnrhes II ~ not expected that
irniIic viii BE- resumed for three ~ ak
DIVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
BURNED UNTO DEATHS DOOR

Late yesterday afternoon some child
ren were playing III the yard Of Henry
Durkee, colored, on Calhoun street. be-
low Ninth street, engaged in popping
iirccruckers, To provide ready means
of lighting the crackers, they built a
fire. One little girl had her clothing set
on fire. She was so horribly burned she
is not expected to live Her hair was
MS long and straight as a white clild's
and this was almost burned of Her
burns are about the body, on the limbs
and it Is feared she inhaled the flames
She Is a niece Of Henry Durlec and the
daughter of his sister Gertrude Man
lev
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

There was q very interesting meeting Of
TT Worth commandery. No. 10. knights
remplar Tuesday evening, ut which n
large number Of Sir Knights were pres
ent many coming from Weatherford
and adjoining cities ]. r. Talhcrt,
cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics
bank. was the victim. and the Red
Cross degree was conferred In ample
form, Sir Knight ]. A. Zurn acting en-
inent commander, doing the work, which
be Is said to have done with an ease
ing but confer degrees for many long
years. After the work had been con-
cluded the knights We're called from la
Dor to refresiment, and an elegant ham
quet, ut which covers were laid for
twenty, followed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

piitaburg. Pa, Doc. 2s-lhe ep1ri-
Inc dditor n local paper WAS ipeff
anihofised by piiNbufe sporieusn %
,nata 4 match hofHefl "a. saith u
Dsnyer aud 100 Choynsld " fiali'Ql-
ma fof f5la0 aidn Tho Cfognsh
tnrir plnuhrrd u place q iorinlt % l1pD
y nrti ti biid th, Iualeh auoSesiu plt
un i1gD additional IA ielrig Days and
,ke fonaiainx 500 tbs lfhi sbe men
onpr 100 ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Shorthand, ietsfapyf p.NhNf"p
At the Fort Worth Business college.
Forty dollars saved and you get a nc
seholarship. mot for six month, oniyl
For beautiful catalogue, call, telephone
or write.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

and VIM. Payne, r. v. Kennedy, +. Ray
ner; y Martin and '. J. Harrison.
, lhe amuscmcnts Of the early part OF
the efeing were narlor games and
CONVERSATION. A royal supper was scrv-
ca ana the party, delighted with its pleas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

attached TO Our party or principles,
People look Go sou ~ urry oui tbs
PROMISES made Ia the last cmnpgien,
and unless ynu do your utmost lu that
direction. yon will fail TO do your full
dmy. We also kindly request the Pcn-
ple'H party stntO, county and local cum'
mittuvs iu rvpry state in tlt' upinn To
DO pll iu their bowen md lend o. help
Ing hund to organize thu Industrial Lee
Finn. and press TINT orunlEauou into
opfy Htuic. county precinct and
SCHOOL district IN thr lNnd
IL. u. TAUBENECIS, Chairman.
J n. TURNER Socretmy
H. n. RANKIN. Treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

A few days ago W A. Crutchheld was
arrested charged with horse theft though
the jail blotter showed the charge to be
burglary.
Yesterday he had an examining trial
before Justice Kennedy aud WINS dis
charged. IL seems from tine evidence nd
duced, Crutchheld was going home and
he passed the premises Of the prosccu-
ting witness. Patterson, found the fence
down. tho stable door unfastcued aud
Patierson's horse in the lot. He led the
horse back into the stable, and Just then
Patterson appeared on the scene and de-
manded who he was. Crutchfcl1 re
pied and gave his version Of the Incl
dent. This, il would appear, was adopt
ed by the justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
no ADyERTIsTNG PATRONS.

~ Gazette Is closing Its books for
~ and desires settlement of all bills
q ior advertising done in lS!l2. Aite5
- I, no advertisement will he printed
Any one IN arrears for ldyertlS,lllg
N prior TO December. 1S92. unless
:. ash ACCOMPANIES the order,
~ EVENING ENTEleTAl NMhN !,
,eday evening at their residence; on
Ia First street. Mr.. and Mrs tred
q entertained a party Of ir'en,,ls
alOed by the graceand hospitality
host and hostess, had n most en-
tpn evening. Those present We're
a Carrie Dunlery. of Aberdeen,
X Ada McCrury Of Thorp Springs
is Tucker Of Dallas, and May
itle Of Fort Worth; Mr.. and Mrs, r.
N fqeser; Mrs. ID. Il. Casey Of We
~ and Messrs. J. *. Duke, Charles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

.ion. ]. NJ. Dean, senator-elect from
district comprising El PGso, was IN
cty yesterday. He has n ranch
~ near the border country, and that
.lrally enough. brought up the, SUP
Z Of the incipieut little revolution
'ing place down there. His opinion
1 ht The whole matter does not amount
/ Hill Of beans. metaphorically speak
h; IN fact, he snys the war Is being
.lied on mostly IN the heads of news
lef correspondents. He thinks that
II was really at the bottom OF That
Cara affair. and that it was used
'tay to pull his political chestnuts out
l he FIRE.
! NJ Deans district is composed Of hi-
b counties. most of which are very
yely populated. and a candidate, Tor
lion has to cover great deal OF
bid IN order to sec his constituents
h OF whom are ranchmen.
/ Ncating Of the outlook for the coming
pm for livestock, the gentleman snid
] vas very good and that cattle would
\ lntn the winter in good shape, tine
~ being excellent, while the number
attle In the country is considerable
A han ut the same time last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

a,c-fo fourth Of ihe lard surface 81 nc
,icbe & occupied By EngiislispeAlfins
people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
HIfnf ,f poliep


No ono about the city marslnls Office
knew anything Of the man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Yesterday forenoon Chief Maddox re
eiycd q telegram which, complying, with
the request IN the message be has hand-
ed 10 the press Of the city for publlca-
tiDn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

the government today, but mid nothing
about tho reported engagement
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10
The Man From Maine. Set> All
Speculation ut Rest by D"-
clarin: Tint He - Nst Il
Ctlri4l1tl 7te. r
Ap;2*}l'nx '::i;l 1;::lt t@">el + ;fe
i" New York, >rc"1nrs';'l
oy Il mour!f,l Lit of +
:: .''t.> ualtie.: II >: j.: i. :=

W<sIf>t;to>, E.i,. !. ~flc toll,>w'
iuE ftt!tl explains t1.e|i:
~ WA$nI>GTt><. fth. &. 1S:>:.
t1nn ]. :. E4nf'i>r,,, Chairman K-,,,tI,
jit'Hn Nat ufjHI f''t,tl,n.t;ter: :
.Ny D~nr +'r.-f nti, n'.t Il cannidntt
far h.. .r**>'d*urr, and my name will
hut ~ ,:ftfe tue Krru;,!icnn M,
'i',>,ni C'uvtittitn for II m inal itn. I
MAXI TIL. announcement III due sea.
son. +" those VIII have rendered n}e
their >u:rntt I nwr sincere thanks and
am nlt,<t grateful for their confidence.
They will, / attn sure, make AT earnest
cf1"rt in the approaching c'ntest,
which t. rendered especially important
toy reason Of the industrial unu tlnau-
:ihl rt'lfctes Of the government being
ut stake. Tue popular de:i-ion On
thts- thsut- i> Of great moment aud
will t'e OF far~reachirg consequence.
Very sincerely.
JAMES e. BLAINE.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10
PUMPS Pumpkin Creek.
February :, 1892.

PUMPS 1FNILLE. pumpkin Creek,
FEBRUARY :. 1892.
Ed. Jor RSAL:
On the evening ct the 5'h of Fehru-
ary the grangers commrnced to con-
gregate ut the e c ranch, aud the ex
grangers and ladies fron Miles arrived
ut ti:3o O'clock. Among overhalls and
jumpers the white shirts aud picca~
d,l'y collars were not IN 1t ut ali. The
ns.etuh|age immediately few ut it to
the ulusic t the Winge band and the
howl TT the lonesome cnyo1e, The
Y 4 preler%. being the only oilt+ that
DANCED the light fantastic, had the
oue flor To themselves. The ladies
! man from Tongue liver aat ou the
anxious bench ali night until morn~
irn, except WHEN s,tnebndy shouted,
| "Lel'p have a drink ~ and everybody
,nale rush for the frty-roa well, I
should jud4c, for the ladies suld they
cnuli smell it that far. One Of the
ttuur managers wa4 a city dude, and Ia
called straight "a-lh-n1aud left, break
and sWinE,' with poat>tlnle hurer
t~ ist, 3l7 post holes being dug in tho
| floor during the evening. The famous
| Atkansaw caller called "Partners once
and IL half around and keep hook
| inK." X liked to kill himself running
after partners, aud ut lust gave up ta
disgust. Supper WAS served ut /
O'clock, ami at 1 o'clock we adjourne1
to meet Ut Grey's and danced until IL
o'cluck, when VIZ went hume 10 sleep
for the next dance, which comaa OIL
on Monday pight.
PUNCH
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10
a HOTEL. HORROR.


Many Lives Lost II a Burning Building in
New York.
New York, Feb. Ian appalling
horror, bringing 10 mind the terrible
occurrence in Park place, >til fresh ia
| the mild. ii ttr pu''llc, occurIed III
he cl.y eAtly this morning. The
Hotel Royal, that we'll kn.Wn land
u,u,k ~t.!rh t'p* >tr'ai FIR niure thin Il
4,;ur t" IT It century ut tnt -.u' ',en-t
'u:tef uf ~iX;h Avennt aud Fnrti+th
i r.!tt, nn9: A!lfnttl uttl leveit0 t. TIE
g1nutu. \ E,r++' sumter III !s+rsnn~
~tfe hutn.u ~tt' gated und rru> tl*u
in !!lt r.ll1I-. a. tut time nf tflt dis
a~t4r tt't'e wee ,ttnrIy 40 GUESTS in
the h1t's-. The l,u'e, tnrE,.y+- HUM
t'er+u nit t. IL Is. OF 'l,t> Aut.!i,tr of
people: ! have lltu- fnr h+rn lnd
Il. utl, t; .te In it!r ticstutr> ar1n N1 have
missing. 1'in: >rtln,~ Wtrr l,eArtr rtnG-
lug, un1 apt,nllsrt -ven tilt tiretnen
a1ul pu!jcrIutn wlsn Art u-t.1 IT, ltrible
sights.
Neatly everyone 1T tie III r''um-
wtllch ths uutel had OIL IT,. *lS iinuf-
| wu> occupied Iu,, ti4ltt h, Ents! ,iuuny
| OF titeul tlun-lsnl. In fnct al tht
1uutlt-. >att tsAr, iul 'n'+h 'akeu nj
o'cn+ k ntn },,chald Mt4re>, the I;;!-
pr.etnr, wnrt t. be4i. Nhel4 lhe tire
.ur>l Iufth tr&Iu -.'fu. t4nkntw., u1etn
| near iht evntnr shut 1h" eutitt
building ~us instantly ttvc;"t,eu in
| tiAn4e@
| At 3:U5 n'cl"tk Mrs. Isabella MeAle.,
wife ut the proprietor Of the uotel,
awakened h+r husband, telling him
the house wss 90 fire. bhe beAid the
flames aud saw the smoke cunning
through The crevic:s OF the. bedroom
door. The apartments OF the Meares
were on tue third huor, aud torty feel
trbm the stairway. One gianue ut the
situation WIS enough to tell him the
story. He ran huck tn hin Wlfe'- rm.ua
and ehouted: Now you foInw nIe, y
aud they made their e~csie.
LII the nleantimt po|iceu.an Gallag-
her rung The alarm, which ~as fol-
lowed ny TWO catis for nmhu|ances.
The +repe- ut The tire leiore the fire.
men arrived weie heurtrtuliuE. Out
man. nule unxlsoWn, sprAnK trul1l th*
tht:h story window ami WA dashed II
deulE Oh the ground below. peopl,
turn'd their tacts AWAY, horritied a
the sight. This WIS Oh the SIKH, ave
nue. si'ie OF HE building. \ momen
later another ll'au l.ulwti frcnl u win
dnw Oh the Fourth street hitie, nn(
Was Instantly killed. Shortly after
ward two women jumped from tn
VI tn" III Sixth uvenue uuu ~+r
deal when picked up. Their bud'e
were tnken 10 the Thirteenth 4lree
station house. and afterwards, helnI
unidentified. we.e taken 10 tn
norgur. Several others dropped from
the windows or slid down The rnpe
with which the ronlnr in The ote
were provided, ani escaped with se
we're burns, whila mauy mrrr hat
leen injured IN the ssnIe way Will
!: going down the fire escnpes, and Wer
in the huud4 IF the ambulance sur
geons frrln the Bellevue and Nv
York hospitals. The eu' geons hat
their hands full III taking care vi tE'
injured nt,l manned.
All this time the fire WAS raging
tierce)y nnu it WAS evident The build
ling WAS doomed. The structure
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10

from one Of the cnI it-t I'll :I1r elevated
), road. opened III; duur and di>cov-
tEed the stairway lending tn tbe lower
tlnn1> III Ii l,|nzr. then WetIt tn the
"1l:d'~ and ppttltd il. and thu r.
'-"tIn~tt II h+ nv n4uch snnkt m the
! ;t1t"t.a ~" in tt,t:. t,al"A>. .tnr: tbs
t,A',1. +tnns t}!!..t, H,'h NY S,ft ami
i l*~,'.1d liavc *t1t1<Nuttf}* ln*"t he *ro,n4
Lad w. 10y taken :W:' t'>We i. Witch
%t'Akt%t**" !" iE5t v4tt1 IT. Ih@@~ W. u~*-n II,
kz+r 'I4* :%lt.t5kt t1' If sur ::{u1lt~ t,t
! }t'H1itIK II tt:l,' =1,vtr t;uf lllt,t:'I- III, Il
j ,;u-tfiI~.~ Iltittl ~ fiubtE, E,t fire t-,c,re
11ear III. Wtt:tis>W* Et*4t t,t:S w. ,ftts+,
/ t,nt / l*lll*te',t At*t,ttt*+ time W. <11uu$d"
!! nes%~r r.! silt III TIL ram n|lv,', II
+ vt. terta'n=tttu'll tajnmp OK *tur :c-,
ntttt s.>t u'r> elihef that II turn tn
j 'tt'lt,l >;4tt: 1lN >tift&:" NJ *tti+.I am
t 4ti K 10 shoo ;tu aru Kill h!.A ~
! cfncEuitttl It would t- b.;ttr ~ >,I4
that way 1t1+n hp turned t, II u,h,
hnh, - always s'tt, with ievt,ivtr
untrr my ui;lpw. ttrr1t.h tn tt.e brt
In grt tt. Bt this tint :ke II .nea we're
! c'lnltg UP through t,.- track. ot the
fi.'or ana 'hr,ugh th- cfa' H. IT tbs
t'onr. Just as WIS 1,a,lt to 4boot
NY wife the flor fell Hi h H crAsh and
"e Wrnt d"~n pr"bab:> twu stories.
The II "r'nE -tpped Opposite the wiz
dow atid NY wife jum.' out und landed
on the portlco hehtAth. 4 rope Was
hanging out ot tEi- winduw aud with
this az=istA1ce / managed 10 Eet
down another tory. but t4ere + slip
ped aud fill to the pof1ico, h side MY
vile. picked her up, but wAs unable
to carry her. and VA almost euffoca-
ted and the fall had Injured me. I
~n- end Avoring to reach the ladder
when tw" tirtmen took her from mt.
How I reached the street | do not
Know Ha'm4n Is confined to his
bed III the u duey house. Hia hands
and cb4s: are severely burned aud hair
aud eyebrows s1ngtd. He wA- tod
t" day that his wife ws@ being cared
tr ut =" hospital and that She WIS
u"' fatally hJurtd,. It IL heIieved.
however, ,h+ L. nne of the dead.
There "ts nst tv+n n rnre Il e es-
cnl,t 1t, th- r."'nt I'll tht second ti.nr
~th'*' Felix krAttutr, IA ~ule<nlA,1 Of
n" i 'r o'tupi d, and had 1t not
bttn f'r il~ +xyc tt4l,e ut hotel fires
and t'l~ un,!1rrl u, he would I,rnuah|y
se numbered At1,.,lE tie I,c'im~. II
have 'ftet burned uui vi un'e's three
uiA+~ oW.f fte -4it:. "At u fire ut
Wnrreu1>hurx, No.. II guest escaped
by n-ittt: All rftn umbrella. tn tu%e his
Mig 1T fr"M the upper *tnr} "indtW.
| t+*.r turgn1 1t. and suce have a~
"4,~ tten pnvi.tsh win d erouE
u1ut';tIiA tOF I'll emergency. A. ~tN,lI
~ r+!4:'n Il tlie wittu;'w opened my
"11r1"w quickly nnd carefully, put IL
~h1Wi strip 4'vrr It -n;a> 10 prevent It
from 'urninE inside nut. Tnen I u1"de
thr t+nr. dill I - ~a'!lng Ernrr-
fu|lt out ilto the ait rid :At1I lightly
nh the grand benr.th. nu+ IAnred
without nuy brnk-t4~l'" h. rs>A ntn all
right HOW. Tue utll'f+'ltA Wa. rAf,ibl-
~ turntd Inside Mi, jl~t h+tnr- I
1e4chtst the ground nut. ct 1otne-
:hinx of jAr.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10
THE LATEST E<VIMATE~.

80 u. m.-~'rhe latest estimates.
hAsed upon the police report. tie ror-
oner'z list and reporters i.'veatlga-
t.ons, show: Desd, S; Injured, a;
missing, SO; saved, 81. ia:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10

W<>tti>tuo>. E*i', 7>~'rhc to|l'w>
uE fttltl explains .1.elI:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-02

-MIte Yefannte. Sin aufs
(alleno elegant sstleibstsr Serr trint in
einem Sabeorts cine ebenio auffalleno
setleioets jun9s Dame, bic ibm bctannt
poriommt. gr tritt aui iie 3u, nimmi
nabldilig ben Sut ab uuo ndiclt'
= 9leb = mein Srdulein - mir 1T,
als bdtten mir uns i9on einmal se.
ieben! = Stimmt! 1T Die reipluts
glntwort. Sm Sotel Wuni6 in
Wien; i9 mar bort StubenmaOden
uno sic - brannten init Der SDtel'
3e4e our6!
= 6 don genua. Serr: Sd
babe mir erlaubt. Sbnen, liebes Srdu.
lein. su Sbrem beutigen Namensielte
oieie Sorte mibubrinsen. 9lllein nod
mebr! SD babe aud eini9e geriegln.
,usefiiet. ioa id iie Sbnen porl6enq
Jrdulein: aber, i'd bite Sic, Die Sorte
1T ia idon mebr als aenus!
griab. Dame: 81, ei. Si.
baben gar Smei Serebrer! Dienlimdo-
den; Ser eine gilt nur, wcnn Der
Nnoere trant 1T.
; : Stdblerne giienbabn.
Idienen niiBsn ii1 in ca. a9bebn Sab.
ren ab. . .t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-02

yd, meine Serrens, nob bpr 10 'ner
Slide brei Sabren bate ib bic ange-
pobnbeit. jeben Greitas, Ibenb in Der
.@rienen 2aoerne" ennen Sdafs9obb
su idbielen. gnnes Greitass abeno
MI fieblte i9 geen Imieiemans mid bei
Der @eidi9ts, i'd nabm baber meinen
Sber3ieb'r uno madte mid uii De
Strimpe. I'M beeme 81 latiden.
9lls i9 10 nod 'ner Weile on meine
Shiere anae9ommen bin, beere i9 d
merfpdrbiees @emurmle bon StimmeH.
go leiie pie meslid i9lieBe ib De Sbare
uii un 9omme ood ridtig uf'n @orris
Dor, obne baB d Meni9 baoerpon Das
merfen obat. Sd bin saum einsetres
ten. ba Deere ib enne unbegannte
Gtimme. bic bon ennen Mann berrieb=
rem muBte, uuo ba3ipiiden beere id be
Gtimme BON meiner 9o9ter 8aulime:
% Goeparo. is es benn pdrtli9 Dar2"
,Sawobl, es is pabr. un seene Ma6t
Der groe piro mid oaran 5inbern, mei-
nen @nti6lub aussuIiebren. Sd hei-
raibe Die @omteiie -. na, ben Nd-
men babe id berseilen. 9 COMMIT ia
ood weiter niiht oruff an. Aber sc
eennen ii9 oenten. meine Serrens, oaB
iebt meiue Meiiieroe ibren be6iten
Gipfel erreibt bate I'M id MID gaum
balten gonnte, in be Stube 'neinSutir=
sen. % @oeparo. babe Grbarmen mit
mir. perlaB mid MID. Sier gu oeinen
SieBen flebe i6 Did an~. beerte i'd oann
pieoer meine Sauline iasen, In MI
sing mir n 2ibt uif.
IRA parte, S9urte, bid Dol'n mer
idon friesen, ou muBt bas arme MtGoel
heirathen." lin gang auber mir Dor
Wutb, iterse i6 mitten ms 3immer,
guide iueoer nab re6ts nod nad lints.
ionoern Itcire idnuritradiemanq uff ben
Mann los, triesc ibn ans Sdlafiittden
uab brittle i'm an: .Su 2auieuensel.