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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
PRODUCE TUE PROOF.


The boilers are exceedingly anxious to
defeat the recollection OF Mr.. Mills 70
the senate and are Uctuated by resent
meut IN this matter. lad Mills cspOuS-
ed the cause OF the boilers his present
assalants would have laudcd linn TO
the skies; but by Loyalty standing W
for the Democratic nominee, Governor
Hogg Mr. Mills aleunted aud MORALLY
offended the boilers, and hence their ei-
fort TO compass his defeat for the SEN
ate.
Mr. Moses G. Harris of the Weather
ford Inquirer. q Clark puper has at
tackled Mr.. Mills In his characteristic
style, accusing Lin of ingutitude 10
Clark systematic double dealing and
pcrlily towards Governor uogg all Of
which charges were made, IN hoN-car
letters, during the late campaign.
The News has repeatedly called
upon those making these charges to pro
ducu the evidence to subsiantiatc them.
IL has challenged them to produce auy
CLARK, promising 10 support him in casc
bee would bolt, OF promising TO support
him after he had preclpltlted a bolt
without cause or Justification. No such
evidence has been brought forward In
situations and bold assertions are en-
titlnl 10 no weight in such u ease. Give
illu proof 10 show these truculcut charges
are true, or ccnsc TO repeat them. The
News does not believe there is one grain
of truth in those charges AGAINST Mr.,
Mills, aud repeats los challenge to his
nssallants to supplement their charges
by producing the proofs 10 Substantiatc
them. That Is the honest ma fair
course to pursue. If Judge Clark has
10 his possession any letter or telegram
from Mr. Mills promising to support u
bolt from the Democratic party, let him
make il public. Or il Moses Harris, or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
TAKES PLACE IN ATHlCKLY Sci
tiled PART OF
Long island, N. Y, as Result Of Which
Three People Are Dead and IHany
Others Seriously Injured.

Long Island. Dec. 2s.-At s o'clock
this morning dynamite explosion oc-
Cured in the New York and Long Isl
and Tunnel yards, on Fourth street,
between Vernon and Jackson avenues,
this city. In few minutes the usually
quiet neighborhood was thrown in the
greatest Excitement Houses adjoining
the Tunnel company's yards caught fire
and the entire fire department of the
city was soon upon the scene. So soon
did the ilnmes burst out after tile ex-
plosion that it is not certain whether
all the residents of the adjoining tcue-
ments escaped or werr burned in tho
debris. Those in the vicinity Of the OK
plosion say that the shock Which follow
ed was Ike uu earthquake.
The teuemcnts - 10 20 jackson avenue
were shattered with stones, su were the
Offices below. y wave OF dame seemed
10 sweep through the lower part of the
demolished tencinents Immediately after
the crash. Some of the stunned and
bleeding tenants managed to crawl to
tine lower windows aud make their es-
cape in that way.
one of the killed, John O'Brien, had
his thrunt cut from car TO ear and his
face was badly mutilutcd by flying glass
lie was lying on u sofa when the cN-
plosion took place. A pane Of glass was
smashed directly over his hcgd and a
large piece acted as u guillotinc.
SOME OF the residents of the tenpments
had to be carried ont by the Greman.
Many OF them were too severely injured
to help themselves TO escnpe while
others Were too frightened to move.
The scene following the explosion yyos
terrible. Men, women and Children ,,,t,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

icon aanf.
hlvnrud0--si. W. btnrhs c1tte'N'""NAf'
Nene Siddnli, agent
Amariii0-F &. iilgh4mith. Cofre5pOnu-
enfs ID, r. Morgan. agent.
AibanYlR ~ Lyona correspondent; Ly-
piii n 10, afgftg
AOilene-E E Rhdford agent aud cor.
respondents hflce puatofllcc boiling -
Chestnut street drsf noor, where nli or
ucrs Tor auhgcriutiun and ADVERTISING
should hs left
Auatiu-J IL McKouna
Billlnpcr-f pe4ree apoitt nnd chr.
rtftlondeuf onrr n pearc1fe dr,,g stare
md etntiouer4
HroWnWuoi-H II. Moore. correspondent.
Wise & Mayors, agents. Office Ia the
p1slulic0 building
Q, whitley, agent
Belt0n -Dr. T. IS. Turner, correspondent;
y H. Oatcrhout nueuL once IA Il8tOflC1
building
Clarksrille-W, S. T'hotnpson, correspond
eat t..,. - ..p "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
1r Musr RE coNsIsrENT

Editor Gazette: After giving space %
the favorable statements concerning Tex
AS in The Manufacturers Record, coming
us they do from conservative, rcliau
business men, The News, II 1t Is lcS1s
paper, could consistently say editouaAy
that Texas II safe place IN which t1
locate and invest money. The statement
of these business men is positive proof
that the calamity bowling editor Of The
News has been Tillfully lying about
Texas and her people. He cun plead
Ignorance of the situation.
If The News is Il friend of Texas,
friends" TEXAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Dallas, Dee. Special James
Hlatton Of Denton county last night
built camp IRE two miles from the city
limits and. wrapping himself In slick
er. feu asleep During the night he
rolled into tho fire and presented a
shoekihg appearance this morning when
he applied 10 the hospital for adinis-
sion. Ills loft hand was burned OIL to
the wrist and the bones that protrudcd
from the elbow were charreh. The right
hand was terribly hlistcrcd. Dr. Arm
strong amputntcd the loft arm at ,he
elbow and has hopes OF saving the
riqht hnnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

rtnp wcmRns suffering and, cure womsns
ailments It's nr. Ferceg FnVorito FRO
scliptina- It's parcly vegetable and perfectly
harinlcss--l powerful general, as well as ute,
rino, touic ard noryine importing vigor and
strength - tha whoia system For periodical
pains. weak hack. hosiring down sensations,
nervous prcsirsiion, and MI fgnaie com
plainta.H Us q podi,ive rcenedy, Il improves
digestion, cnrichJs tho blood, dsleis aches
AMI Pains, nalanehoiy and narvousneasl
brings retroshlns slcep, and restores heath
ard stgVnsth
M o-kar ncilcinc for wunon e lidndil-
isr1, Is this s, II L fals 20 give satislaction,
b. any cage. th1 inaney p9ld for 10 IS re-
Oinsled Yeu fs,y only Tor tho gOod'you get.
On theaa tgrats its TIE ehslpsd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
CHOLERA
Continues 10 Claim New Victims al Hamburg
Each Day


Hamburg, Dec. 2s.--Cholera contin-
ues to claim new victims here and
though those attacked belong to the
lower classes, the feeling Of dread that
the warm weather win herald tho mp
preach Of another season Of the cpl
dcmie grows in strength daily. The
list OF new cases and deaths is small,
but proves that the disease needs only
favorable conditions to again rayage tho
city. The report for yesterday
shows that two new patients were re-
moved TO the hospital, and ono DEATH
Every precaution has been taken To
check the disease. but 1t is feared that
the seeds OF death sown last summer
will yield frightiul harvest in the
spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
a COUNTY SEAT war


siuton, Tex, Dec, 2s.-lspecial 4
county seat war threatens to breal, on,
in this tsan Patriciol county. Tho cam.
petitors Tor the prize are sin,on /,
station on the Arkansas Pass railroad. In
the geographic center OF tho eonn,y
San Patricio, the proscpt county Wan
Matthias, Cortland. Gressory and mn
sss Haroor. A petition is being gett ~
up, calling on thecounty commi Z ions,,,
TO build new court house AMI iah
and the effect, It is thought, viii h. ~ ~
pfeoipitate the contest. A nmn,bo ~ 70
citizens demahd that County .h,dSe NJ q
CAL, who lives at Portland. shnli cjtbe q,
resign his Office oc move TO the nc 49,.
county scat and this adds another fac.
ton TO those 10 the contrnversv . '1c-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Galveston, Tex, Dee. eS Special.
LEGAL forecast for the p hours end.
inn midnight, Dec. 20, Tor Texas cast Of
me iC0th meridian. Faii. stationary
iemperatarc oyer North ana Central
Texas, sliehtlY wnrmer over other pcr.
iions. easterly 70 southoriy winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

= T = '7I7E-I1N7 n
Tho storm waves viii reach this mo.
fidinn and the other changes noted
viii occur az and within 100 miles Of
Fort Worth within twonty-four hours
before or after sunset Of tho dates
giyou below:
Dec i-Sturm wavo on this meridian.
:. ls-Wiad changing.
25-Qooler and clearing.
q 90-Threatening.
g 27--Modcratinn.
ls-Warner
5e--storm wave ON this meridian.
" 9o-Wind changing.
. al--Coolor and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

The agents for the protection Of crime,
that is to say those so-called lawyers,
wen identified wherever they exist, whose
business it Is to furnish all the evidence
needed TO acquit the criminal. must so.
It is better that the law should deal
with them, buf II It persists in the en-
conragement Of their nefarious trade an
outraged public win find way to get
rid of them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
AND THE DAILY ALSO

Supplementary the above agricultural and
ca Of othcr saes THE will help Texas to reach
s manufacturer and wholesale merchant and offers SKI
Daily GAZETTE for THREE MONTHS any address outside the
subscription by mail any person YEAR in Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
TAG Constant DTillaE that Wears AWAY The Stna

No dissatisfied with unendly climate
conditions read constantly this Southern without being
enced to And who safe profitable investment @
constantly Of the opportunities presented in this undeye empire With
out being influenced to Investigate himself person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

A .roman ioho
eda sca She's
tho woman who
gets we'll It's tho
wumrn who itoHt
$40 and won't be-
lew who has to
suffer.
And it's need
lcH There's :
ntiicine-n lcgit-
innate medicine -
that's made 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Ipe worries production Of the pols..,,
metal n iS8l was 6,0iO0OO ounee s.'s ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
ADVERTISE TEXAS
Now is the Time to Make Know.
the States Advantages.
And Tt8 Gazette Will Halp You ToB1 n

Two years ago the Democrat Publishing Company offered
dress outside the State copy the Weekly Gazette for ~
received from within the - 10y sunsaipir
This was done to advertise Texas but THE GAZETTE could
den alone and Withdrew the Now however that G " bur
disposed work the state and
promises much rich and immediate results, w 1 sA1 roi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Annoy In China, heaN the doubtful
disiinction ol hoing the most dirty and
uahSnllhy city IN The world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

"AcN Of pnrllamonts. lnws Of con
grcsses odicts Of inonarehs, have
changed the relative value Of gold and
silver. II silver be restored to all its
former privileges and power as money
by international agreement on a fair
and just ratio. the parity Of value be
tween the metals win soon be ctab-
lishcd ~ Ex-Governor McCrehry Of Ken
tnclSy, before the International None
tarv conference
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

there are about one hundred nh tb,r.,.
any aualiiied medical practitione u. = &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

with ten years Of progress at the rate
Of that Of the closing year Main, Hous-
Ton, Rusk and Throckmorteu streets
will present six miles Of solid business
frontage. Other streets will be
opened to business, the suburbs of to-
day win be as tlickly settled as the
South Side, just beyond tho reservation,
the products Of our manufactures VIII
run to S2O.OO0,000 annually, and the
population Of the city will be nearly
lO0OnO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

For tho twOnty-four hours ending M a N
M December q, 1881:
Highest Temperature. A
Lowest tcmperatare. as
Erevailing difeetion ofr9ind .. Northwest
State OF weather. isnir
Probable weather Tor tomorrow, !. Fair
r., N. CLARKE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

The san Antonio Express should be
willing to admit that the South is all
right intellectually WHOM "a $4,000 olas-
Sic drama is produced here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.


IN iho Next Issue.
The Sunday Gazette Tor Jan. ] will
present a most attractive literary menu
The following q ap incomplete list Of
special articles prepared for H.;
Chapters four. five and six Of David
B1four." the serial story by Robert
Louis Stevenson.
",rhe st. Bernard Myth, copyrighted
sketch by w. H. Alden.
"rhe Great Wan Of China" letter
from Pastingfu, China, By Rev. Henry
Iingman.
"1bo Faith Cure in an Ages by the
eminent French specialist, DR.. Charcot'
mime, Mario Grogg, the Lucy Stone
Of Europe" by Martha Tracy Owler.
Great Engineering Feats' The Largest
Gable Road Plans to Utilize the Power
OF Niagara Falls; Grent Waterways Of
the Country; New York letter by L. Jay
Edwards,
How to Study Astronomy by Sir
Robert $. Bah, LII. d., Il. II. 5.
Interview on the subject Of Socialism
with Herr Bebel, the leader Of the Ger
man socialists; Berlin letter.
of the Duchess Of Bedford, the wife of
Of the Duchess Of Bedford, the wife of
che richest man in England; London let
ter
Our regular New York letter "About
Writers and Books"
Wakom0u writes of crossing The Eng
lish channel from Dover 60 Calais and
OF Robert Burns cottages and desccn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

nv uAfr--N ApvANrE-ros1AoE pam
DAILY aud Sunday, ono yanr. ...-..--F W
ndiiy ana Sunday, ulI mrniha. 1890. 4 90
DniIv and Bunhey one Uonth...... 400
ne sunday Gasefte az to &c pagesl 81,
M wsesiy 'Gasetio rs paEcsl / ". J %
1he weekly OnEeftef 90 pagesl ] ysnr "!
Only Delivered by carrier IN the city ana
MI towns and cltics where there nre local
nronfs 70 cenia a week or &C cents per
Nnnufh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
Adv EE2r I1TS-Elli TEX A.E
The Gazette Repeats Its Proposition

TIE GAZETTE has for eight years willing
half Of Texas and now when the people of the State kB
the necessity effort and the benefit truthful
and comprehensive representation its progress agriculture
stock farming, mining manufacturing education religion ou
pie of other States The GAZETTE its proposition From and alter
date, for subscription The Weekly pI
Texas another subscription win Subscriber oa
side OF Texas without charge, provided the x sends
name the subscriber outside OF Texas whom he wishes the Weekly @
ont
Or for every subscription the Daily GAZETTE year any
Texas will send another copy Daily months
address outside of Texas that may by Texas subscriber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
THE GAZETTE REVIEWS ITS OFFFp

And for subscription FOR ONE the Weekly a
any Texas another copy Weekly Gazette win h.
MONTHS oany address outside the State. ''V1S4
This is The contribution to the cause Of adv,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

contained 40 columns, Of which 103
columns were reading matter The only
southern paper cquHl 70 This Gazette
Of last Sunday was The CourierJournal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Tue Gazette viii decline haraaftur 20
priut communication which aro merely
eFpreagise Of tho writor'a opinions. paots
81 Ian intsrrutlnE nature viii be- printed.
hut comments win not 10 paed unless
Fpeali,lly aoiiulted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
CLOSING HOURS.

The b. siness department Of Tur ca.
YrTTF win rcmain open until the Time mai.
Gated below.
saturdays m.
othor days iu'thc wcolr. . gu. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

The way 10 op murder is to make
fools Ineligible for juymgu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

VIII somebody ton us whnt our cN-
pcusiyc judiciary system Us here fort
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
TEARFuL CALAMITY.
Pennsylvania OIL Regions Swept by Fire
and FIood-Hundrcds Perish.

Pennsylvania OIL Regions Swept by Fire
and Flood Hundreds Perish.
The oil regions OF Pennsylvania we're
visited Sunday by a disaster of fire and
water that is only eclipsed in the history
OF this country by the memorable food at
,Johlstown Just lhrse years EGO 4
Is impossible TO give anything Ike
An accurate idea Of the loss Of life and
operty,as chaos reigns throughout the
devastated region. 1t is safe TO say that
not less than one hundred and City lives
have been lost and many believe the num-
Der nearer two hundred and fifty Nearly
one hundred bodies have already been re-
covered and many people are still missing.
The number may far exceed one hundred
and fifty, but this Is regarded as "a con-
sentative estimate. The property loss
will reach far into the millions At Titus
VILE the loss is estimated Mt $500, 900;
OIL City, s1.5OO,OO0; Cory, $4,000 Mead
Vile, s150,O01, and surrounding country
probably million more. The disaster
was caused by n cloudburst, which swept
down upon scores of monster oil tanks.
tho contents of which, mingling with the
food. blazed iercely, with great disaster ia
life and property.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
This and That.

NORWAY has a waterproof paper
church.
THERE are IL, 900 Chinese shoemakers
in California.
RUSSIA makes SO,OOO,OOo wooden
spoons year.
LESS than 500 persons own half the
soil of Ireland.
THE worlds passenger cars can seat
1,5OO, 900 people.
THE King OF the Belgians always
sleeps on camp bed.
BERLIN's richest citizen has an an
nual income of T,500,000.
THE canyons of Southern California
are alive with wild pigeons.
BOISE (Idahol Is now heated by water
from q hot spring near the city- -
THE writings of Mr.. Gladstone fill
twenty-five pages Of the British Museum
printed catalogue.
MRS. DARLINGTON BOOTH Is said to
receive but ST per week for her services
to the Salvation Army.
Speaker Crisp is constantly in receipt
OF invitations to attend various celebra-
tions and is uniformly declining them.
THE famous Khajak tunnel OF India
pierces the Khwaja Amran Mountains
about sixty miles north OF meta at an
elevation OF 6,4OO feet. 1t Is $500 feet
long, and was constructed broad enough
TO carry double line OF rails.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
SCARED THE SHORTS.

wheat Jumps Nearly Cents and TIE
mendous Excitement Follows
The wheat market on Change In Chicago
opened Friday morning with one Of those
deiusive Gains which 90 frequently pro-
cede It's hercer moods For half an hour
or so nothing occurred to indicate that
anything OF an unusual character was
about to take place The bulls and the
bears we're eying each other, but doing
very little business The conflicting ele-
ments resembled the Ingredients OF a
seidlitz powder previous TO its sudden adj
mixture in the same glass. Suddenly they
were thrown together and the pit was inn
mediately In state OF violent ebullition-
The price of wheat. which started at SAGE
for the July delivery. mounted amid great
waves OF excitement 20 sac, s5c, and before
anything like calm succeeded it reached
SO cent6
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
Fooled THE LYNCHERs.

A Texarkana Mob Hunting for Negro
Fiend who Assaulted a White Woman.
At Texarkana. Ark. Wednesday morning
before daylight Jerome Fisher, negro. en-
tered the house of Mrs Dooley, white
woman, and assaulted her. The negro fled
and was pursued by citizens. AZ 2o'clQck
in the afternoon Fisher appeared at the
residence Of Sheriff Cannon and surren-
dered. He begged the Sheriff for protec-
ton and fair trial He was taken to
the scene OF the outrage and identified by
Mrs pooley, after which he was locked up
in jail. Alright q mob Of seyeral hYa-
dred surrounded the jail, and with sledge
hammers battered down the doors and
entered. The Sheriff, however, antici-
pated their action and had spirited the
negro away and concealed him. The mob
then began search for Fisher, but have
not set discovered his hiding place. 1t Is
certain that the negro will be lynched as
soon as the mob can locate him.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
Large Sum for a Heart.

THERE are lots of young hearts ready
and willing to be smashed at $500 a
smash. The above is the New York
price.-Boston News.
THE New York cigar-store girl who
was mashed" and deserted got even
pretty handsomely. The jury gave her
S25, 900 for the ruin of her smoked" af-
ections.-Cleveland World.
The pretty cigar-store girl who was
awarded $25, 900 in a breach of promise
suit in New York appears to have con-
vince the jury that there was some fire
where there was so much smoke
Boston Herald.
The New York cigar-store girl who
has been awarded $4,000 by sympa-
thizing jury for breach of promise finds
that her courtship did not end in smoke,
after all. A match in a cigar store
sometimes rs a dangerous thing when
surrounded by inflammable love ma
terials. The young woman may be said
now to have $4,000 to-back-her in
her fight for her Observation-Disclosures
Press
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
FOUGHT A BLooDLEss BATTLE.
Attorneys wildly Saw the Air with Thei

Attorneys Wildly Saw the Air with Their
Fists to AvenRe Wounded Honor---
J. j. M. O'Kennedy and James o. Connell
had fierce encounter in one of the corri-
doris OF the County Building at Chicago.
Before the court O'Kennedy accused O'Con-
nell OF unprofessional practices, and said
his opponent should be disbarred for his
actions GWe'll attend to that later" was
OrConnell's Response. The lawyers had left
the room but few minutes before OXEN
nedy came rushing back with his clothing
disarranged and his face flushed. IL de-
maud the protection OF this court" he said.
GOConnell and his clients have assaulted
mo- The court ordered one OF his muscu-
lar bailiffs to escort Mr.. O'Ke Inedy to a
place Of safety, and no further interfer-
ence from Attorney O'Connell was expert
'enced. Those who witnessed the affair
said the isticuf was far more amusing
than alarming, the two barristers wildly
saving the air with their arms.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
orvE.UP WITHOUT PROTEST.


Owners Of the Pilgrim Turn Her Ovo< N
the KelAmazoo Propriotoss-
Owners OF the Pilgrim, which sank the
steamer Kalamazoo In Lake Michigan last
week. lose their boat. having at Holland.
Mich. formally turned her over % the
owners OF the Kalamazoo. who pay
$4,000. 70 avoid the chances OF liti-
CATION. The Pilgrim Is worth $4,000.
while the Kalamazoo was worth $4,000.
This h constructive proof that the ooh
iisIon was caused by mistaken orders ON
the Pilgrim when the two steamers sighted
each other through the fog This N the
first case OF collision, NO matter how con-
elusive the proof OF res possibility, In which
the owners OF the craft at fault turned
over their boat without contrasting the
matter 20 the last In the COURTS The PHI
grim was mortgaged for $4,000 90 that
the owners OF the boat have really nothing
lafi
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09
A Solid silver Pass

The Silverton Railroad and the Ric
Grande Southern Companies, of which
Otto Mears is preuident, have a combined
mileage of 223 miles. Mr.. Mears issues
tho most beautiful annual passes used
on any road in the world. This year the
pass Is highly polished, solid silver
plate, made of Colorado silver by native
workmen. The name of the recipient is
engraved on tho central plate. There
are no sordid, cautionary ''conditions
ON the reverse side of this pass, warning
tho holder that in accepting this no ire
leases the company from oil liability for
personal injury" This invitation to
travel is as generous and free as the
winds of the Colorado mountains through
which the roal runs.