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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Work has commenced on the new
public school building at Bastrop.
Work has commenced on the new
cotton compress at Longview.
a flour and grist mill is to be built at
Chillicothe.
An iron mine mill will shortly DO
oponod ut Laredo.
a coal mine has been oponod at La
rodo.1
Tho barrel factory ut Milan has be-
gun operations
Work hos commenced on the now
bank building at Peoos.
Tho now court house at Childress is
nearing completion,
The Baptists Of Paris are receiving
bids for the erection OF new church.
Tho Tomple oil mill has gone to
work
The free delivery postal service Of
Gainesville Is being improved.
The sito has boon laid oil for 100
barrel roller mill at Claude,
The court house at Quanah is under
going repairs.
The First National bank of Dublin
will Greet Il new building.
Work on the electric street lighting
system OF Laredo has commenced,
The new city hall at Waxahachle Is
nearing completion.
A new post oilioc has been established
at Old san Antonio, Starr county.
The new court house ut Llano Is
nearing completion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
RELIGIOUS MEETING,


LANCASTER, Ten, Sept. ls.-TSpe-
cial. l---ltev. Childres5 and others arc
conducting very successful revival
here. They have II tent with seating
capacity OF about ono thousand. The
meeting has been largely attended for
the past week
Returning from church to her homo
a few miles in the country last night,
Mrs. Eliza Brooks fell from a wagon
and broke her arm just above the wrist
II silver fork fracture She was
brought back to town and had surgical
attention,
At the saloon, half a mile out Of town,
q row occurred at n late hour last night,
between Jim Buris and Tobe Bell. both
colOrcd. Toba was stabbed by jim, the
knife penetrating the left lung The
wound is thought 10 be dangerous.
Iobe shot at Jim twice after the cut
ting, but without hiumr.
Last night officers raided and OF a
dozen or more negro crapshootols In Il
cotton patch near town. AZ q matter OF
course, the black cloud was soon dissi-
pated, but left three of their number
in the hands OF the officers. One
seized an officers pistol and hat and
followed his feeing comrades. The
olilcer has two negroes in exchange for
his hat and gun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
ALL OVER DIXIE.

Thomas Allison, who killed Thomas
Brown at Mount Airy, 5. O., because he
would not run foot race with him,
was taken from the jail AZ that place
By mob and lynched
A violent rain and hail storm did
much damage in Woodtord and Frank
lin counties, Ky. Crops were cut to
pieces and poultry killed by the hail
stones.
John Williams was assassinated near
birmingham, Ala, by unknown par
ties.
A crazy woman az Camilla, Ca, set
fire to her cabin and her two grand
children wore burned 10 death.
Mrs. John Hewitt Of near Princeton,
Tenn, accidentally killed her 5-year-
old son iew nights since by giving
him u dose Of carboic acid The child
had beon having chills, and Mrs. How
1T got up TO give it some chill tonic.
She got hold OF the wrong bottle.
The continued drouth around Spring
field, Tenn, is having a bad effect up
on tobacco. 1t Is causing premature
ripening and making that staple light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

RocKDALE, TEX, Sept. II, 1892.
To the Bankers Of Texas:

RocKDALE, TEX, Sept. II, 1892.
To the Bankers of Texas:
The executive committee OF the
Texas bankers association will meet in
the city Of Austin on or about Novom-
Der 10th next, for the purpose Of form
ulating IA programme Tor the convon-
ton which meets at San Antonio on
May II. 1888, and the transaction of
such other business as may properly
como before it.
II is earnestly desired that members
OF the association participate freely in
the proceedings Of the next convention,
and all who desire 10 be heard upnn any
subject Of interest will please motif the
secretary, stating the subject, uuI Inc
dicating the stand To be taken upon H..
A cordial invitation is hereby extended
10 bankers who are not listed in our
membership to Join the band"
Financial questions now overshadow
and precede all others in this great and
busy mutton, and II there ever was
time in our history when intelligent
minds, educated upon the subject of
finance, should give TO the public the
benefits Of their research, that time Is
now. Aid us in making the next con
vention the greatest one vet hCll.
Respectfully,
j. n. LoNGMooRE, Sec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs, Robert Mozart and her children
have returned home, after summering
Jno; NJ. Conuor, formerly of Fort
Worth now a citizen OF Waco. is In
the city,
Mrs. Brown, the widow of the late
d. W. Brown, left for Chicago last
evening with her family.
Managing Editor Frank Doremus OF
the Dallas News, was in tho city yester-
DAY, and expressed the utmost conf
dence IN the success of George Clark.
Miss NJ. Abbie Howard, daughter of
Dr. Howard, has returned from Mar
ionville, Mo, where she has been spend-
ing year at school.
f. p Moore, OF Houston. formerly
connected with the Moss Collar and
tagging co. OF Fort Worth, now with
u ,oagslng company in Houston, is in the
city tpr Il few days.
Martin Casey returned Saturday
night from a business uip east. MI.
Casey is enthusiastic over prospects for
Fort Worth, and has more faith in the
cltys future than ever before.
Miss Mary T. @ halan, formerly of
this city and well and favorably known
mere, was married to j. j. Reynolds at
~. Paul MINI, September 5, by the
Kew Father Casey. Mr. Reynolds is
a prominent builder and contractor Of
Little Fails, Mimi, which place they
wan make their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

city from Sept. q to 30 inclusive, has
Just been issued. Several Thousand
dollars in premiums win be given.
QUANAH-This whole county has
been blessed with splendid rains for
the past two weeks and in consequence
our people are in high spirits.
BRENHAM-The work OF cleaning up
the city and putting II in, good SAM
tary condition has wonderfully inn
proved the southern portion OF the city,
which has received the principle at
tentlon of the authorities so far. They
are not through, however, and all the
city win be cleaned up before they
stop
LAREDO abandoned street rail-
way system Of this city will again be
put In running order. The health Ru-
thorities have begun the task Of surface
draining the city and filling up low
places In the streets,
ENNIs--At the Christian church the
protlacted meeting conducted by Elder
Boon has held through its second week
and Is still in progress. There have
been twenty additions to the church.
VELAsCo-Ninety-four car loads OF
cotton seed meal and cake have been
received here up 10 date, and twenty
car loads per day will continue TO ar
rive until the great ship Blue Star is
loaded for her transit across the ocean.
GALvEsToN-Atte years suspen-
sion OF traffic by the Morgan ships be-
tween this port and New York this line
has been re-established by the arrival
in port Of the Morgan City. Regular
trips will DO made in the future. An
immense shark Weighing 800 pounds
was captured here Saturday.
LULING.-A branch Of the Womens'
Christian Temperance Union has been
organized here. There is a decrease Of
Slsl 2j5 in the taxable values OF Cald-
well county since 1891.
PARIs-NOtice was received here
yesterday that Governor Hogg had
pardonod Cyrus Hidden, John Brown
and Doc Young, three professional
sports, who We're convicted in the
county court of gambling, and sentenced
to pay line and spend ton days In the
county Jail. They paid the fine
but objected 10 going 10 Jail,
and made successful effort for pardon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

LAREDo-The work Of cleaning IN
tho city Is being pushed.
WICHITA FALLs-Rav Dr. Burnett
has Just closed series Of religious
meetings horc. Sixty additions TO tho
church resulted.
The posto1ices at Tngleside, Pamela
county. at A-p, Atescosa county and
~ Fleetwood, Stephens county, have
been discontinued.
,FonNEY-ono OF tho gins OF this
place has ginned one hundred and
thiry-tye bales Of cotton up TO date.
Misses Jennie Ivy and Belle Daniel
weFe run over by a horse few days ago
and badly bruised.
CALvtRT.- The catalogue aud list Of
premiums Of tho Robertson county fair
aAAr'isIik association 70 be held In thls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

DALLAS, Sept. ls.-[Special. AT an
carly hour this morning Dick Webb, "a
white man, was halted on Pacific ave-
nue., shot in the neck and robbed by
three negroes. Ten minutes earlier,
H. w. Taylor, carpenter, was as
sSnlted aud robbed by the same parties.
Oiic9rs Jordan, Keehan, R,c3 and
aheelay gave chase and fired volluy
az tho negroes, The latter returned
me fire and escaped. Desperate negro
rnllians are becoming worry bold in this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

matter was referred TO the United
States and the decision made bv tho
interior department was Observed
and bloodshed obviated; . / want peace:
my friends want peace, and we are
willing to any just proposition that
will save blood and fairly adjust mat.
ters; but as long as the present chaotic
condition endures, so long Is there
danger Of conflict Neither Governor
Jones nor myself can control every
turbulent spirit.
"The affair at South McAlister shows
this: The men who killed the four Jones
men did 50 on information that they
were planning my assassination; they
were wrong in killing them, but they
did and were on the way to kill Treas
urer McCurtain when my friend, Jos.
Gardner, heard of it and he sent man
to order them TO come to him; thew
obeyed him and he at once put them
under guard and told them they had
committed murder and should stand
their trial for it. The sheriff. a Jones
man, demanded them but Gardner told
him he should not have them because
to turn them over to him would mean
their death. Il have them he said.
under guard and will keep them there:
they have committed murder and shall
be tried but they shall have a fair trial
and shall not go into the hands Of their
enemies TO be shot like dogs; If you are
not willing to take my pledge we will
make any bond you want or we will de-
liver them to the United States Jail for
bookkeeping but not into your hands TO
be killed.
"Butnothing it seems will satisfy the
Jones men but to get the mem, but
Gardner will stand by his proposals
which in the present excited state OF
people is the only safe plan to be fol-
lowed.
''Gov. Jones has called on citizens To
preserve peace but in fact the citizens
who are notified TO appear and are
armed are all Jones men: the result
would be the Progressives armed as n
military force and our people scattered
and defenseless; this we could not
await, and as in self protection our
people have gathered toy thor but SO
far as as we can forsee and prevent no
attack will be made and If attacked we
will defend ourselves, but hope in the
interest OF peace and Of the Choctaw
people that the United States will act
as arbitrator and bring us safety out of
this struggle"
Mr.. jackson is at Antlers and sur.
rounded by his friends in numbers who
have gathered there for his and their
own protection, while the Jones people
are gathering into the neighborhood Of
South McAlister.
Ia tho Choctaw elections man can
vote anywhere in the county for county,
in the district for district and in the
nation for national officers, hence the
Nationals lcclgd to boxes where they
predominated and the Progrcssives the |
same way, and as a rule the boxes were
heavy one way or the other. which |
facilitated calling down majorities by
the throwing out process.
The following is the vote as claimed |
by the jackson mon and shown by poll |
books
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

by special request OF great many
theatre goers, Manager Greeuwall has
arranged Tor a matinee performance
vain the MacLean-Prescott company
Tor to-ln0rroW afternoon. and they win
aabb1ar IN grand scsnic production OF
Lne NJ reliant OF Venice and a.
night The Dukes Wife, win be pre-
sented.
Inc Atlanta Constitution says: ''Ii
Mr. Mael-ean aud Miss Prescott assume
no other roles than those OF ShyloolS
AND Portia in The Merchant OF Venice,
they would have fame enough, and
would still add grace ard G DRY to tho
stsge and pleasure to appeciatiye and
delighted audiences
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
MRS. HARRISON BETTER.


LOON LAKE, N, ", Sept .s.-ur.
Gardner makes the iollowil d t.
ment CONCERNING Mrs. Harris IS CON
dition. Mrs Harrison is proving
rapidly. Since the last olerat Ia hers
has boon no reproduction of tn Aux OF
the pleurS and so far as this 'elfu,ion Is
concerned Mrs. Harrison may DO CON
sidcrad out Of danger.
"Of course can't say positively tho
huid will nor form again but dou't think
IL wall. Ms. uarrisOa Is now able to
sit up In bed with her hack propped
with pillows and has rested quietly In
that position all day. She is nkine as
much nourhhment rs she did before
the appearance Of reocnt cOmplica-
tons and is gainiug strength
II Is learned on undispUted authority
that arrangements are being made for
tho removal Of Mrs. Harrison to Wash
ington. aud a start viii be made rs
early as Tuesday morning next pro
viaed the present favorable conditions
continue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

The storm waves will reach this me-
ridlan and the other weather changes
noted will occur at and within 100 miles
Of Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
before or after sunset Of tho dates Civ
en- below;
Sept ls-Fair and cool
Sept. Molorating.
Sept, % Warmer.
sept 2l-Storm wavc on this meridian.
Sept, 22-Wind changing.
Sept 23-Coolor and clearing.
Sept 2t-Fair aud cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
VOICE 10 cCUa1li7. I'I

Proposals viii be r,.l,.s ~, .,''''
cil' Beichtr, IeIas ier Ky y y, v y q 1
two-story six rom s.toei el.'it
trimmed, OF entirely , ~, N W n. "a s
plaus and snecllcailneas y. ~ y, !
ann & Lynsh. areilt n. 4. isliI
Tex lans and pc ~, - ~. .ll'll D.
lects' once ind at fieicier i,,., 2 M
aceo mplnled by coriises AZ, .,ss y n
Que hundred o'lars paysbis = 4. Z. 4. 20
atehitects, US < aranifs nv, ~
bidder viii, ius Dc Of fye es, N. y 2 {
yer INTO contract and flf,l;s NV I. 4, ~
Heiegt bcnt Tor he osunit,o. q y
specified. The bids 10 M ~. Y. tsi'i|
clock Monday. tte Eli X, 4, \.
bids - " s'ltl y .
Coe, mayor -i' w. I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

THE Houston Post charges that Judge
Nugeut was violent Clark man before
he became a candidate for governor,
and calls upon Third party men TO sup
port Gov Hogg and give him an top
portanity OF satisfying your views in
respect to matters Of public policy and
good government" Isn't tho Posts
zeal getting little tho better OF It's
ludgment2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

A bet OF 81, 90 a side sN Y
Saturday between Hyde lsn ill.l
Bud Daggett on the prp'su.
Hogg would 10 the neSs
Texas, Jennings taxing " \, 4,
tive and the bet was noi pi -: \
It will DO It is said. Olls l. VI. n
las, who was IN the Gig y "A I,
a sporting man auihOvllss, Wy v.
the bet would becoyeied 'l,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
FOR WIFE AND BABIES
He Killed Himself, Tor They Would Be Better
OH We're He Dead,

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept 1s.-
Especial, Leopold Elsner, formerly
proprietor OF tho Vicnna hotel, COM
mitted suicide hore to-day by shooting
himself in the head. He was formerly
wealthy, but had gamhIed away his for
tune. The destituton of his circum-
stances and i'll health are given as a
cause OF the docd. He leaves a wife
and three children. He had 10000
insurance on his life and in a letter to
his wife he stated that no killed him
self In order to better tho condition OF
herself and children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
TO REAL ESTATE wa


VEI.Asco. Tx s7ih
tend nd going TO The ssoas m !
g s9,is Of the Naiien1n ..ss,l
f RgtyaIo .'i New York, esa 4
n T,ouSsy1' the same night
n fts Of the special ez s, (.
to Vice President cn 4. i1i,'sr,l q
the Houston and leA,1'1f sl,. Z. !
Missouri, Kansss aIlS c.i Is
The round trip wy
forty dollars, .Aosn haF'. n
Texas certainly 49,
s3nted at this congTe'f s5l
real estate men, sna sr51i q
= sq anxious to geta s''- VI
booked, stlp si-s'
N two Thousand ton, XXX M "
81 ,i,e sw wbsrf from sunaslIII, .,isss
taElnt on a cargo p ~"
s ..,., meal Tor Enrols
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

twin bo observed by taking second
lool, at the picture OF Judge Nugout,
Populist candidate for governor, which
we printed yesterday, that he is bald
headed, He has that much advantage
Of tho other two chief competitors in
tho gubcrnutorial contest; but it will
not last any longer than tho fight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
VOICE 10 rokisIciai

Proposals will 30 receive 3, n,
sl9ned tlllRp IN MONDAY stlt ~
Wlll be opened, for seiasi M N /.
arlh approaches to nov Flft n. !.
LOT the old wooden hilige 4 K I'M
ia'ls may be had Of he uhie1 ~ /,
!ne accompanied BY o certfel n, u
Inc city reserves the right d ~, I,
all bias nh kfPn NJ Y. !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

The IN Tor 'gned having 5sea ~,
ati as 9ss me 10 a e.fiAli az
lne1t, executed By IT. Togneil < y
] -, has accented said arnoiritr.i,,
Ted as requested By The siairedS 4
Texas, This Is Intended 70 ne ~ 4
ana call upon All rels0ls litti \
tate 10 come ny and make seuene,l 4
Or suit viii be Instituted % en.ons =
p0stoifite address ls 3li H9is,a, Z
North Tex. This Sept Il, lN
GEO MfflkrF 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
spEcIAL Mann
MORPHINE, 0PIi

And whisky habit ems, w
and Permanent c,,ra y n ,
opium and WHISKY hsbi,' ~ Y. ~,
dermic needle, IA na i Nai.il, \
poison, no INSANITY ~ W, : Az 4
nothing to inlure boa W =, ' (. .ili,'
oxygen Kills The pois M " X w. Is
mind, and makes yos VI X ~ IA
son from the veryGe,iaaroi1,.. u, ,si'
ment's pain or slcsnes,1 !. A!eI
sound as a chlll. Cur 1,, ~ W.. Y,
ten to twenty days. AdS,ss'.,, .
ccArots5or..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Judge CLARK viii spe1 4, y !. n
wood. THURSDAY, sspt 4 NJ y \
Temple, Friday. SRI ss,II,s
Hillsboru, Monday, w. ., p e NM
A. /. MATocE ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

TEXAS Is going to DO so prosperous
next year that everybody will forget
who Ia governor Let's call the fight
oil and draw straws for the oulco,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

the picture, aside from It's being the
work OF the wife OF the president is
heightened by a knowledge OF the pro
cess by which one picture can be repro
Guced an indefinite number OF times
The reproduction IN this instance re-
quired sixteen different stones and the
detailed description OF the process rs
novel and interesting TO the general
reader.
The opening article Heroes in
Bronze and Marble at the National
Capitol Is filed with Illustrations Of
different pieces Of statuary AT National
Museum.
The October number in It's many
interesting and practical departments
Is fully up to the high standard set by
the proprietOrs OF this magazine at. its
beginning and carefully maintained
ever since.
The Ladies' Companion, September
Office OF publication, 70 South Roman
street, New Orleans.
The Ladies' Companion Is new
claimant for popular favor, the current
number being the first issue. 10 is ed
ted by Miss Thekla Crawford and the
subscription price is only one dollar
u year.
This new periodical has all the usual
features attractive to women aud the
contributors and department editors
are Southern men and women. In the
address to the public by the editor
1t stated the ambition Is ito bring
help aud increase Of happiness TO the
women and the homes Of the South
and tho pledge is given that the i'm
proyement of the magazine shall keep
place with the support and encourage
ment received.
Monthly journalism In the South Is
in It's infancy and the peril5 attending
infancy are It's but It Is due honest Of
fort that the people OF this section
stimulate the efforts made for It's es-
tablishment by subscribing to whatever
Is as meritorious as Is "the Ladies
Companion"
Paris Album Of Fashion and La Mode
dc Paris are two Of the excellent fash
ion journals published monthly by A.
Mcdowell 81 Co., 4 West Fourteenth
street, New York. The COS. Of each is
$3.50 Il year and is n cheap Investment
for arti5tes in costumes and In millinery.
quito us valuable are they in u family
whore the young Indies do their own
dress-making or have it done in the
house.
In every Issue there is diagram Of
some now feature In drcssmakng with
clear and complete directions, which
a tyrO In the art can follow.
In the Octobor number there are di-
recli0n5 for cutting the drapcd bell
skirt a style peculiarly adapted to
stout figures.
Countess de Verlssoy and Margaret
Martin give advance notes on autumn
fashions and the colorcd plates and IL
Illustrations show designs OF garments
for fall wear In aud out Of doors, ut morn
ing, noon or night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
Gr.a, aslman Nh

BERLIN, Sept lS.--Rudolph TherinV
distinguished German iurist, died 10,
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Demorest Family Magazine, October.
Ohce Of publication 10 East llth street,
New York. $500 year.
Almost without exception every issue
OF Dcmorest ceutains pleasant sur
prise, Not content with giving its
readers yards "a roses and OF pausies
the October number has an exquisite
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of a painting by
MIS-, Harrisoa. y rarely beautiful or
enid. The design and coloring ano
suiliclent TO warrant placing tho pie
tdre among works Of art, and II ii is
appropriately framed II win ba an orna-
r.l-AiAt II AiAs assA.A AlLA iiltar.at in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
OUR BOOK TABLE.

Boiford's Magazine, September.
Chicago, ofllco 5S0,50O Monon block.
Price 81 year,
Tho current number OF Bedford has
It's usual admixture OF articles bearing
upon questions in politics. In tho edi-
toriM department thora is brief do
scrlption Of tho workings OF the Aus
tralian ballot systsm Ia tho city OF
Chicago. n one may judge from tho
statement made tho introduction OF
this system has done much toward pu-
riiylng tho ballot In city whore much
corruption has boon practised. The
result, in tao fall election OF 1891, nt It's
hrst trial, was n casting out OF 10000
disqualified votes from total ofll2,O0O
cast. In tho April election the follow
ing year more than 1873, 600 votes were
recorded, and less than 1000 were re-
lectcd. Tho elections were said to
have passed OF quietly and in an order
" way, and despite the fact that the
Introductory expense was large, CON
census d public opinion iavors the now
system.
as It the Farmers Turns "a Just
Tax, and what u Reforming Presi-
dent Could Do arc all themes that are
OF interest to statesmen, class dis
unct from tho triokstor aud the street
corner politician.
The complete novel for September Is
"a Brides Story by j. Selwin TAFT.
In short fiction there arc several stor-
les, three OF them dialect stories.
Dialect stories have well nigh run
their race and few authors can longer
hope TO attain eminonce In that line.
Tho wrotchod failure TO catch tho PRO
vineinl and racial pcoulisri ies has been
sufficient 10 destroy all relish for thls
tys of fiction.
l.u a scholar IN literature the article
Word Painting by.lohn p. Rltter,
ID full OF charm. The selections from
true poetry are pleasing 80 tho culu-
Vated ear, for there ia music In word
harmony NJ we'll as pictures by word
painters,