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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-19
TEE GLASS nLowEns ExnIprvIo,

TEE GLASS RLOwERs EXHIBITION.
Tho entertainments giysnby Ander-
sons glass blowers last week we're very
instructive and entertaining. The com
pany had stands erected around the
hall whore they manufactured many
different articles Of glass, and it was
indeed = sight to see the process Of
making glass. Each evening from nine
until ten o'clock music was furnished
for dancing and many Of ear young
people seized the opportunity and on
joyed an hour - tripping he light
fantastic toe.
On "Wednesday evening priss was
giy0 T. the young lady unasr sixteen
years Of ago, in the hall, noainw The
most votes as the most popular lady in
the hall. The prize vas awarded TO
Mis Maud 10y. On Thunday even
ing prie was given 10 To handson-
est lady in tho room and thb vas given
to Miss Jennie Chpaddh. The prise
on Friday evening was to BE- given 10
the homeliest man and was secured by
Mr.. Westhaver. A contest was inAug-
urated on Tuesday evening and kept
up during the week, to decide the pref
~. - 9. 80. .
test child under four years in the town
and Miss Bessie Lsshsr was the win
ner. The presents given were all Of
the manufacture of the company. -
Greencastle Press.
At The New Opera House, beginning
January 10. Five days only.
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pALTIMoRE : ONO rTMK TABLE.
j. Ra.s. s.sasz. Nov. ian. iss,.


No. s vsstibrlsd Limited DAILY" leaves
wssA, iiss arrive u assiinsSsiis 10 >. NJ,
and chicsEo ii:4 :: -, connects ~ Hancock
No. u v.s.i6sisd impress DAILY : i.svss
New York - p. ~, Phila- t1o nslto. s:l5
and chicago esDp n. Connects a Hancock to-
psEeslsy spsiass On y, saturday ,.si caly - !. -.
New Ycrk, 80 !. n, Phiis, ii.ss Ratio, S'Scp
ms; Wash. - arrlvee q Martinsbsrl 80 D.
csse = ss { y, .S.s 49,, =. =
's Ro' ss'a v...lssl.d Expr... .p..ly, l..y.s
Ny VII s , Il hs I'm I s 49,
No, . Pitis6nre Rsprsss DAILY, ! issyss Nex
wash SIS arrives & asrtinsbarr ii;oi ). M M
10. IL. baltimore and Cumberland Accomo-
Old line. arrives Il Maftinsbafs ss !. ~; cum.
bertrand ii;ib q. m, stops q all stations and
connscts 81 Hancock for berkeley sprinp, en-
Eo. is. baltimore and Piedmont Accommc-
datlon Daily" except Sunday, leaves Bniti.
Martinsbure issi ,. M. and Piedmont AZ 5ns .. y.
Stops AZ all stations and connects &C Hancock
for berkeley springs and At Green spring Hun
EAST BOUND.
No, O. yestibuled Limited sDaily,. leaves
Chicago Gbo p. m, arrives ~ MartlneburR 140
p. M; wash; - 2. m, BALTIC. b:is Phlla; SAB
and New York 1910 p, m, Connects with Pitts;
Ms vestibuied Exprcss ..Dally, leaves chi.
cago 1910 q, M, arrives ~ Martinsburg NJ e:1t
y. M, Wash, ifsi8 An; BALTIC. 100 D. m; Phila.
ase9 and New York 600 2. m.
e9o p. M, arrives az Martinsburg 500 .. mY
| Wash, TAO BALTIC. S:4b Phlla. lilo q. M, and
No. i, vestl6uisd Limited "Daily" leaves
81. Louis 500 a.. m, Cincinnati 7:e0 p. m: ar.
rives 1T Martlnsburg 1884 q. M; wash. nfO 4.
m. BALTIC. sib; Phila. e:ib and New York sbe
D. m. stops ut Shenandoah Junction, connects
at Harper's Ferry for Lexington, Va, and inter-
mediate stations. Connects 1T Weyerton Tor
i Hagerstown. and At Washington junction for
No. 4 vestibnled Express Daily leaves
/ 80. Louis 800 p. M; Cincinnati e:ib q. m. mr.
4 riyes ut Mhrtlnsbnrg 81 q. M, Wash, $50
BALTIC. 4,bb Phila IN and New York 1888 d. m.
mediation. "Daiyr leaves Cumberland $50. and
i arrives at Martinaburg $40 p. mi Washington
$40 Baltimore 1000 D. m; Philadelphia 4s00 q,
4 M; and New York 7:f0 q. m. Stops Mt all
stations west Of Washington Junction. connects
/ for IIagerstown, except Sunday.
No. n Piedmont a Baltimore accommodA
i tion, daily, except Sunday. leaves Piedmont at
yd0 o. M, arrives 1t Martnsburg Ut il:iO q. m;
arrives at BALTIMORE Via. old line nj 40 b. m.
i for Hagerstown and at Frederick Junction for
No. lC MartinsburF and Brunswick accom-,
modation, Daily leaves Martlnsburg II 6io
connects It Iiarperb Ferry for Lexington and
Baltimore, and at Weverton for Haserstown.
@. o. sCULL, CIV. sANTMAN,
Gen. Pass'f Aga Ticket AgsA.
| J.TODELi. General MAaAser,
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DANGEROUS WALKING.

The icy condition of the pavements
yesterday and this morning made
walking very dangerous. The streets
were resorted to, but this did not pre-
vent the fall of good many of our
citizens who, are now suffering from
bruises. The philanthropist made
himself known by the generous way
in which he covered his pavement with
ashes and saw dust.
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rRAMPs ARRESTED.

Deputy Sheriff Vanmetre with off
Ger Simmons and B. & o. officers
arrested seven tramps at the sand
house last night and landed them in
jail. 1t is thought that some of these
are the same who assaulted Mr.. Mouse,
over year ago, and were sent up the
road for twelve months. They have
been very Hospitality received on their
return to our city.
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Office TO CONTRACTORS,
orricn boAso wonIDa Pan MArAsRns
fArksrssurs, Wet Va,

-
Osricn boAnD wonIDa Pan MArAsrns. 4
rArkersenro, WestYa
January :. isol.
-. - icf TIE srectlon nd eonplssion Of me
sssie building for wsss virEinia. IS IS nam N
y IA ., =. ~ ~ colsnoiaa Imposition grounds,
ernwinN ard spsciacatiosa prs,.r.d ~ ~
Ame by J. L. elisbee, arckikse1' III Ck,cs -, N.
h.ss srs c.lsse fss y As BossA q void.
r. D'sS ssa p..ia~ss- vilI !. :. Il. !.
oee 4 A.Be~a. n p..S..b... w.
- :. s Hes ( 49, ysst Tsssslne we.
- County cl~k. clnnlnAsre u,
= o, \. = ,l s.e; -. = ey.. n..s..s.,s,
!, Sac. :, 2 asb.., . IaA~aas ssnllas,
Az - -. ). - - yAoi. 4 - ssildins
S,,Y's ~ Snsa ios, ena inr lrsnbsr producsd
- Iork, which Vim = oi,xionsi wieh ths
49, ssilslnS = - coApisssd y - isiS q
n.eL kid1se NM fnrsisA viii h b,d : bond
q Ne0o With thres sarstiss satisfactnFy q che
Board. for - fntl and proper PERFORM nee ~
e. v0s d :: - forth and rsasrsd ~ The arch
damage or other suits arising from the neelll
renee Of the contractor or otherwise, Is con.
nected with the construction OF this building,
d ana lot az other attsrs that may come into
All bids must be sent In conforming 70 the
above terms g ". n. Chancellor, President 81
the boerd OF worlds Fair Managers, Parkers,
burg, NJ. Va, By the 10th day OF February. leQa
consider bids 'is'' .''''
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any OF
materials furnished by the Board. or = nv chang
lessening the cost Of the building
The attention of West Virginia bidders n a.
pecially called 10 this notice.
Nv Ordnfthf the RfarA - Ma.,a
:. ", N. CHANcELLoR, President
N. G. McKAr, Secretary. I-isstd.
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COMMON LAW.

State of w. Va. VS.. E. j. Smith. In
dictment, felony, case continued til
Jan. Goth, 1872.
John A. Files VS.. G.. w. Bricker,
trespass, case continued till next term
of court.
State Of w. Va. VS.. Frances Griffith,
plea not guilty, trial by jury, verdict,
not guilty. -
CHANCERY.
John A. Wilen, etc, VS.. VIM. ID.
Wilen, decree distributing cash pay
ment for real estate sold.
E. L. Hoffman, administrator, ETC.,
vs.. Henry Campbell, decree distribu-
ting deferred payments and deed to
purchaser.
E. B. Faulkner, administrator vs..
Melvina Grantham, ct al, decree con.
frming settlement Of administrators
account and directing distribution Of
balance in hand of administrator.
Rose A. Stricken, etc., VS.. Margaret
: Ann Hout, ct al, decree confirming re
port of special commissioner Of par
tition and appointing special commits
sioner for sale Of the realty.
:
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Found Frozen to Oea.h.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 19.-On, Sat
urday John Hammer, accompanied by a
negro, left Tuscaloosa in skiff to hunt
up cattle on Warrior river. Yesterday
q searching party found Hammers dog
curled up on a log almost frozen to
death. Near by was the skiff and further
ON was Hammers dead body in q kneel-
ing attitude by log. 1t was partly de-
voured by wood rats. The negro's body
was also found. The men had evidently
been caught by nightfall and froze to
daafh
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COULD Nor RIM

Yesterday the electric cars wer,
forced to suspend operation. Tn,
power became weak and while they
were waiting for more power to b.
turned on, ice froze on the trolly wire.
One trip was made about four O'Clock
under such difficulty and peril to the
machinery, that all attempts were
abandoned.
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BRUNSWICK 10 HAVE 4 BANK

A party Of capitalists in Brunswick
have organized banking company,
and it is said will erect a fine building.
The B. & o. has donated two lots in a
favorable locality. The name of the
bank win be the First National Bank
of Brunswick, Maryland.
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DIR. hewitt still in Jail.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Dr. G. Ellsworth
Hewitt is still confined in Ludlow street
iail, being unable to furnish the S6, 900
bail in which he was held in the suit for
800 900 damages for alternating the af-
fections of Lawyer John O. Bowman's
wife. of Philadelphia.
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Cleveland Men win.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-The Demo
cratic ward meetings last night resulted
in victory for the Cleveland Harrity
men, though there will be reversal con-
tests to be settled in the convention.
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seoretary Foster,s Health.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.--Word has
been received at the treasury depart
ment that Secretary Foster continues to
improve slowly, but that the prevailing
stormy weather will detain him at Fort
ress Monroe much longer than was orig
inally contemplated.
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on Trial for HOE L.ife.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. 19.-The trial
OF Amy Cervo for the murder Of Frank
Lombardo, in At Of jealous rage, on
Nov, 1, was begun yesterday. J. 7.
Dunn and Foster VOORHEES, are counsel
for the prisoner.
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rur pnEprcrToNa.

NH HAstssa New York P0@vivania, New
jersey. Dslavass, maryland I'D Virginia. rain
tuning to Aov. colder by Tuesday night, South
wind. western New York. Wastern Penn
svtWnh, West Virginia and Ohio. snow, cold
wave, n. W. wind.
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LICENSES ISSUED.

To Thomas H. Davis and Melvins
F. Crawford. Marriage to take place
on the Goth.
To Robt. W. Keller and Anna B.
Middlecamp. Marriage to take place
to-day.
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RETURNED.

Mr.. M. G. Tabler and wife have re-
turned from very extended bridal
tour through the eastern and northern
cities. They report having had a
very enjoyable trip.
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PUBLIG,SnLE
OF VALUABLE
Town Property.
RRIGK HOUSE,

with double brick ONCE attached. This Is
the same property that was built by the late
Benjamin Boyd; without regard to cost, as q
residence and Is as well built, we'll finished and
in as good repair as any house in the city. 1t
has handsome modern slate mantels, fireplace
heater, gas, water, &C. Two very large els
terms large stable and garden lot, fronting 60
feet On Race and 200 feet on Spring street, and
has an abundance of frontage on said street for
the erection of four tenement houses. With
very little expense the house by puttingSan adj
ditional story on the once can pc convened
into two very convenient dwellings Of from1 to
rooms each.
TERMS :--One third cash and the remainder
IN easy payment TO suit the purchaser, said pay
ments 10 Be secured by allen on the property.
l.ts-td. MRS DR.. j. g. WILSON.
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Opposed to secret Meetines.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 19.--At the weekly
conference of the Methodist ministers
resolution was introduced to make
several of the future meetings secret.
The resolution was voted down.
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DOh-nian GhA lloss., at rhe
New 0peA Honss, ~ sishh only,
eennencing Janu~ry 10.
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The Czarina Recoyercd

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 19.-The czarina
has entirely recovered from the attack
of influenza from which she has been
suffering. Yesterday she attended the
annual ceremony OF blessing the River
Neya.
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Bohemian Gh@ Blowers, at The
New Open Honse, i've nights only,
commencing Jansary 10.
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BohsaiAn Ghks Blowers, ct Yhs
New Opera Mousse, FIVE nights only,
eoanencing January 10.
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Wa. - e.s.,
$50 q 49,; 0op. N.A - + -. A.
ea % o. PEARS Intxrcri nHvsbIe
: y and secured hy noFirers i1drSss
- s>re q Wonss oa,es.


49,. $3.50 ssofs Rooms located on race strset. near
s...-...e ~, ~ enaer the Opera House one being
49, md the other BY wm. Rftenrsr a. 4 meal
nov. 1ote well lighted and ventilated. and III
% ~ eondltloa. FdF farther information apply
i-iti.. JOHN FrLLKR.
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a COOP EXHIBITION.

Bohemian Glass Blowers, at The
New Opera House, five nights only,
commencing January 10.
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
An Odell Type Writer, good as new. Cost S15
VIII be sold very cheap. Call at THE WoRDD
Office and examine same. 1-l9-tf,
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and Sunday at go p. NJ, arriv-
ing at Carlisle az 10 NJ, stopping at all inter-
mediate stations; on Saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg at $50 ?. NJ, arriving at Carlisle Q. 10
r. NJ, stopping at all intermediate stations.
Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and Hagerstown
Chambersburg,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hag-
erstown and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night Express east and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west
Pullman sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from Philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and Hagerstown Accommo-
dation west
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1 The weather.
xi S9Cw' colder BY night; sOutherly
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sA9H PRODUCE MARKET.
Rcviand nd corrected Daily BY d. NJ Kilmer,
Grocery, Provision a Queenware Merchant,
vaIuahIs Property For Sale.

DRfCK HOUSE, 8 rooms, good lot 5oxiOo feet.
- good stable, carriage House, on Raleigh
street Price $500.
DRlCK HOUSE, rooms, good lot bix2OO feet,
ID Burke street.. Price $4,000.
LHRAME HOUSE, rooms, lot s6x247. room for
il one or two more houses, on High street
Price $1,000.
1000 select Black Walnut Trees. $40 each.
$4,000 select white Oak Trees, s17s each.
1-11-3w J. II. BRISTOR.
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Lon RENT,

EoR RENT,
Good dwelling house, stable and other ont
buildings, 3 acres Of land, orchard, excellent
truck place. See y $. MATHEWS,
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oIRoU1r ooUnr or nnnkELnr 60
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JANUARY TERN, 1904.
j. s. DUcKwAI1, Judge. G. H. MfLIAR, Shsrif
W. B. Co1sToN, Clerk, G. w. FEIDT, Pros. Atty.
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Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg 1910 q. M,
s and 3:aa and 6:35 p, m. Arrive at Emmitsburg
11:10a. m, and 4s03 and 7:05 p. m.
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $50 q. m,
and 2:52 and $50 p, m Arrive at Rocky Ridge
$50 q. m, and an and $50 p. m.
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Leave Wflliamsport for Hagerstown, 6s25, tbs,
1855 a. M, and las and 6:45p. m.
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 q. M,
and t2:15s las and sos p. m.
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THE W0RLB.


Observations taken -
NJ. Martinsburr ever morning
u,.. r,.x At O'Clock By ezousE "
vknnsl. the representa-
: : !: ]: J ]: !. J
tive Of the United statss
| weather Burean. Tn
WoH.D viii ne the same
hags - displayed 1t the
- Court House and the people
can come vsry nsar know
Ing whst weather 70 expect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A STREET CAR OAPSlZES AN D
MEN, WOMEN AND


I awe CT
n, ~, LUIS. sep - trailer car
IT, yio Ch,I' uel,'v eluclric street me,
n 49, Mn passengers; cap7l@eu az 80
"U.oCN ''ll9 NY mug "hiio to'NIiilg
w. .'iii''i 9'pevt auu iNV'7o!l i've
i muJ al ny l""l OF sPeru' u"' 70 lhJ
, ,i,' .il' llovoTlilah 10 control
wv N'"' 'Hc track Oelhs very sllp-
PgTTi&' ,,.-.,.... 49,. ,,-,
~ ~ p'57'lisSrs were hurled one ON
~ SioUl1T ll'o lie street One was
~. i'.. hlllou ana seventeen more
a , ~ iiIrl' sClile ~ Is lgaLee ldtally.
~ ior,lplg scene I,, ensueo lhat IS almost
t, AZ J,a "1 ,i ne MOTOR cr eontlhued
10 Irug the cap'lI9d trailer 8 y5ral
yards before ~ stopped The trailer
srou ', au9 roileu beneath IT, and
crushed ana m9ngled human be-
iuts@ 9.ro"lng lhe road were score
.. pro ''.i,'. men ana WON IN, some
agpP4irently llleless' ana others shrek
lus III Vetrot ana agony. one lady OF
" ,'i,.'i,I years Was suing upon the
lYo,,ilen1 completely dazed, While
l plouu slreameu down lace and dress.
iioo lIieg anu lWo women lay pied
upon v1p oi one another IKE sticks in
EuuuP''e' Che man arose irom the
hedp, stared dumhly about him,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

interest Of the state that these should
be politically dormant-dead to ali
questions affecting, through legisla-
ton, its economic condition.
It is good wind which brings so
large q proportion Of our people back
into active participation in the settle
ment OF our home affairs. Some OF us
may disagree with them; we may do
our bost TO prevent the dominance Of
their opinions; but we cannot fail TO
recognize that It is well for them 10
have their opinions and to give free
vent to them.
Another cause for congratulation OF
the Republican party this morning, re-
lates to the general makeup OF It's
oonyention-wh and black. 1t is no
longer a oue-sided body. The proper
ton Of white delegates shows a prae-
tical elimination OF the color line as 1t
onco existed against tho pale face,
There arc many mon among the del
egates OF whom II may truly DO said
that they are representative OF pro-
gressiye Texas. Some Of them are bus
mess men, vitality interested in tho
upbuildiBg Of tho state, and we have no
doubt that they are here TO further that
end in the ways that 10 them seem best.
These are encouraging facts, and
facts which are above the domain Of
craftsmanship 1t is vitality important
that every political factor should DO
subject TO the direction Of Intelligence
and conservatism. Again we say 10 the
Republican party Of Texas;
We congratulate you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
HE GOT
JUST WHAT tlE DESERVED AND
GOT 1T QUICK,


PARIS, TEX, Sept 10 Especial f.
The dead body Of an unknown man with
a bullet hole Ia the back under the left
shoulder blade was found early this
morning back OF a field near RoXton, a
small town south OF here. Justice Hur-
ris was summoned at once and
began an inquest, Tho investiga-
tion developed that tho man
was killed late yesterday evening
by VIM. Keeling, Koeling and his
wife testified 10 the facts. Mrs. Keel
ing testified that the deceased came 10
her home yesterday about 3 o'clock and
asked il her husband was ut home.
She told him that he was not, then he
asked whore was aud what he was do
ing. After being told he came into the
house and called for dinner, She told
him She had nothing cooked He re-
Piled that she would have 10 cook for
him, which she proceeded to do. While
she was engaged the man walked about
the place until she got the meal ready,
when ne came back and ate, on leav-
ing the table he demanded that She
submit herself to him and on
her refusal drew pistol and
threatened To kin her unless
She consented, Mrs. Keeling fed, the
man grabbing at hor a5 she passed out
of the door As she ran out she saw
Bob Mays coming towards tho house
and called for help. The man hastily
leit. Mrs. Keeling sent Mays Tor her
husband who was at work mile
on. When he camo she told
him what had happened and he
followed the man. oyortaking him at
ihe corner OF a farm in the edge Of
Sulphur bottom. He attempted 10 ar
rest the man, who drew a pistol and
started around Kccling's horse. Keel
ing ran around the horse and fired,
killing him.
Early yesterday evening the man told
parties that he was from Cook county
hunting work.
He was about 40 years old, six feet,
one inch in height slender build, left
thumb missing. His coclIcd pistol law
on tho ground ngar him. There was
nothing On his person 10 give amy Glow
to his Identity, Eoeling was placed
under o $500 bond and tho body was
buried by the officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
euRNeTT-eARRAoALL.
A Marriage That Was Pleasant Surprise to
Many Friends.

H@'I s''NfNat
Marrlcd--At the residence Of Mr.. j. r.
Couts, Of Weatherlord, Tex, father Of tho
bride, Mr. S, b. Burnett and Mrs Mary
s-uarradall liey. j. W, Lowbir OF.
Relating.
Tho above announcement win be- n
surprise to the friends OF the parties in
North Texas, as the affair was kent
secret, even IN social Gil clos In Wenth-
oxford, until yesterday afternoon. Mo
most intimate friends OF Mr. burnett
IN this city remained Ia Ignorance of
MS Intended marriage until late YES
to-day evening.
The groom is one Of tho most sue.
cossiul stoc6mon 10 North Texas and
one OF the presidents OF the North.
west Texas Cattlemuns association.
Burke as he Is called by his legion
of friends is the owner OF tho eele.
brated 6660 ranch and as widely and
popularity known as any cattle king
IN IcN,w. In Fort Worth he Is uni.
vorsally known and liked. and fcw mon
have as many warm personal friend
ships as he can hoast Of. In tho mn
flush OF manhood wealthy, endowed
with rare personal magnetism that al
tracts the homage OF men, and a CON
erous manly disposition. he Is emin-
emily qualified to embark upon tho
matrimonial sea,
The bride is the widow Of the late N
d. Barradhll OF this city. and n
daughter Of Mr. J. II. Counts Of Wealth.
eriord. She is n quoenly woman of
line mental and peronal equipment
Universally favOrito with both soxes
She is greatly admired by everv one
that has tho pleasure 81 her friendship
or who comcs within tho circle Of her
extended acquai lance.
Mr.. Bennett and his bride passed
through here last evening ou their way
TO St Louis, Chicago ami other Eastern
cities. They will return about the 18Th
INST and make their future home in
this city.