davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1893-08-17

The basilica was originally q covered
portico in which law cases were heard and
other business was transacted.
The morning call., 1893-08-17

George Riddle will read Victor Hugo's
"Lucrezia Boreia" and Goetbe's Faust"
with orchestral accompanimenD Mt Golden
Gate hall. 625 Suffer street, on Tuesday
evening, September 5.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
LATEST SHIFTING INrELLIGENCE

Movements of transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrtved Aug 16-Stmr Munehen,
from Bremerhaven stmr Strassburg from Bre.
men; stnr Gothia. from Hamburg
The morning call., 1893-08-17

Alfred Wilke is busy preparing for
his forthcoming series of concerts at
Golden Gate Commandery Hall. 625 Sutter
street. The opening number of the series
will take place on Friday evening, Septem-
her
The morning call., 1893-08-17
MAYER Fails to Appear.

Amanda Hicks secured q judgment by
Default in Justice WilIett's court yester-
aay. The judgment was against Henry
mayer. who. the plaintiff claimed, bor-
rowed $50 from her falsely representing
enat ne would use the money to secure her
q position in the United States Mint when
ueneral Dlmond had charge Of that insti-
luton. Mayer failed to put in an appear
ance when the case was called.
The morning call., 1893-08-17

girls in 1.-THE Girl l Left Behind Me" say
them. That is the text of the new play.
al love yGu," and oh. how fervently 1t is
interpreted at several points.
1t is an American drama laid in section
of The country which hitherto has served
chiefly as the locale of hair-raising and
impossible border dramas. 1t tells the
story of love on the military 0utpOsts in
the far Northwest. It's theme is the In
dian stion, which as sociological
problem could hardly he expected TO
awaken very much interest. Ii the native
American figures successfully in the play,
it is because ne is useful in forming pic
turesque tableaux as well as lending eX-
citing movement to the play.
The story deals with the love affairs of
the daughter of the general in command
of the garrison. The hero and the villain
in the play are lieuIenants in the army,
and both love the generals daughter. The
bravery OF one and the cowardIce of the
other figure prominently in the story,
which moves almost simultaneously with
an uprising of the Indians, the besieging
of the post the helpless peril of the in
mates and the final rescue. Mr.. Franklin
Fyles. with whom the story of the play
originated, is well-knOwn and highly
respected journalist, who has occupied,
with credit To himself and the New York
Sun. the position of dramatic editor of that
paper for many years. As writer upon
made the critical opinion Of his paper
widely respected. Mr.. Belasco needs no
introduction. for he has been before the
uublic as playwright for a considerable
period. The cOllabOratOrs worked upon
the play almost continuously for a year
before production.
'Jane" is a great success at the New
California. Miss Jennie Yeamens will
prove to be the most popular actress we
have had in this city for many years past
She is giving the London play new
meaning.
The Stockweli Is running Ranch 10' TO
full houses since Monday evening last.
The public taste is capricious. and where
it was expected there would have been the
largest house of the season it was the
smallest. Now. however. the theater has
righted itself. and large attendance is the
rule.
The morning call., 1893-08-17

BOIkNs
FAKTOR-in this city, August Is, 1893, to tho
wife of d. b. Faktor, a son.
MICHELSoN-In this CITY. August ID, 1888 to
the wife OF W. T. Nicholson, a son.
FOLS0M-ln this city, August l5, 1893 to rhe
wife OF H. l.. Folsom. son.
FlTZPATRICK-in this city. August ls, 1898.
20 the wife of James Fitzpatrick, a SON.
RODGERS-ln this city. August Il, 1893 To the
wife of w. X. Rodgers, daughter.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
MARRIED

GETHINGS-DUNN-I this city August 2 400
by the Rev. Father Mcdonald. George j. Geth
ings and Esther Dunn.
wITBRo-ALLBRACT-In this CITY, August a
1898. by the Rev. Z. NJ. ksbiorn, ole p Withrn
OF Geyservllle. Sonoma County, CAL, and KATE
Allbracs OF san Francisco.
BOLIN-ANDERSON-Iu this ctrv auora, 70
by tue Rev. z. NJ Esbjorn. Johannes Waldemar
BoIin and Elsi Anderson. boIn OF San Fran.
cisco. ~
FIsoHER-NoRTIN-In this city. August 10,
The morning call., 1893-08-17
At the Grove-street "Mazeppa" is beinl
played in a most satisfactory manner.

"Boccaccio" seems to have caught on
more closely than ever at the Tivoli, and
the new. fresh voices are exciting feel
ing approaching to enthusiasm. Miss Car
RE Roma in the ensemble of the first act.
where she sings the lead, HE Is Prince. -
has lmade a profound impression. Oak
land has furnished good contribution in
this young lady to our lyric stage
Leon W. Wasbburn's European Show
opened at Central Park yesterday after
noon TO good attendance. and last even
ing drew a crowd. The baby elephant is
a great feature. Wash burn is nephew to
The celebrated Sells, and while his show is
only tentative. IL Is still good one. His
uncle, in company with Renfrew, will be
here next month after their northern tour.
They have been turning people away in
the State of Washington.
The morning call., 1893-08-17
BIRfHS-M ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either Of the puiication onices and he Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
izing to have the same pushedl
The morning call., 1893-08-17

real water In stage cataract was first
USED at Drury Lane in 1928
The morning call., 1893-08-17
Two. Counters,

SC. and f0c,,: \. s: -. !: ::
:. Where you can find all those. little.
things. that You ordinarily forget to
=. buy when you are downtown; such
as Hat Pins, Hair Pins, lab Pins.
-. Handkerchiefs, Co1ogn Corset
;Steels; Soap, Buttons, Initials, Glove
Powder, Tooth Powder, Ribbons,
:. Fans, Doyfies3 Pins, Needles, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
TUESDAYS ELECTION.

'thc stnte elrouonS 10 he hrld next
Tuesday arc not OF NATIONAL Importance
except 10 "nota oh indication oi lh'
rurrent OF pubic opinion Thcre have
Dech no elre'ions held w any St"e',
mnvr the presidential election mat eonlh
he looked upon az indicative OF inc man
DER IN wmch the brhocriuc admlhlstra'
hon IL regarded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Meyer, the oonfectioner, stood behind his
counter and gazed sadly at the huge pile Of
apple tarts which were beginning to grow
stale, for during the last few DAYS business
had been unaccountably slack. Suddenly
he bethought himself Of plan. Sitting
down at his desk he wrote as follows:
Genuine offcr of Marriage-A young man q,
agreeable exterior and ample means desIrcs 70
form the acquaintance OF lady with a view To
make her his partner for life Beauty and
wealth not so much an object as a good ciarao-
ter and amiablc disposition. Young ladies Who
may feel inclined TO cast their lot with him a NJ
hereby requested 10 call at Michael Meyers
confectionery establishment this afternoon at
tart. "HP'e
A few minutes after the whole stock Of
apple tarts were cleaned out.-Yanlee
Blade AenAee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
AM or ONE MINI.

Our Chicago market report speaks Of
a condition OF affoirs that Is somewhat
curious. The wheat market declined
with u slump the day after the silver
repeal bin went through the senate.
Seeking for n cause to account for such
result, when everybody was looking
for sharp advance the dispottn says
the fall was brought about by the uni
yersality Of the expectation Of a rise.
Everybody was confdent the market
would pick up, and to get the benefit Of
this. spectators bought largely, to un-
load when the advance cane. Bur AZ
everybody had bought to sell N ne
same time, and as al were sellers mo-
body was there to buy, When an wanted
70 sell, aud mono wanted to buy. ne
bottom fell ont Of the market.
In CHS case each individual Traded
IN bis own sharpness. II he had b.en
the only smart IMAM on the nafke.. NJ
echans wonld hive been successful. But
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
A SAD DEATH.
wanted to Surprise His SON But
Was Hit by Train and Killed

speciai to The Gazette.
Rockdale, NOV. 1-Mr. L. z. R9ndle,
father Of Mr.. Geo. II. Randle OF ms
city, left his home near Geneva, Ala,'
some ten days ago with a view TO sur
prising his son with visit, coming on
the Houston and Texas Central road.
Being Old and iufirm, he failed TO get
OF at HeGrue 10 connect with the IN
ternational aud Great Northern road
and the conductor put him on ut '{ql-
weston. This being In The night. MT.
Randle wandered about and fell on
" the platform some three or four feet
directly In front of the locomotive.
where he was discovered by a eOlOred
porter just in time to he saved from
being manHed. He was taken to hO-
tel, whore he became unconscious and
remained so for two or three days he-
fore It was learned who he was. His
son was then telegraphed 10, and brought
him here. where he died this morning
at 10 o'clock, having sustained what
is pronounced by his physician to be
conclusion of the brniu, in his fnll,
Mr.. Randle was nearly so years Of
age. He formerly lived at lnderenlcncp,
Texas. He leaves wife and three chill
dren. Deceased will he buried tomor-
row morning in the cemetery at this
place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
ROANOKE NOTES.

fpNVlul 70 lhe NAiCtte
Roanoke. Tex, oct. 81 Roanoke is I'm,
proving. notwithstanding the hard tiuos.
lion Loo RaEsdalc OF Dcuton was IN
town Saturday greeting old friends.
hts residence "'''
PVT. H. L, Graham visited Denton sat.
~ Il. BWnd. proprietor OF the INirrEp
house, has rcccnJly nlade soule snbst,I.
u9l improvements 10 Ills hoase
Ferry Harnouson shipped Eight cara OF
cattle from here Snturadv
~ PIoSets Inc residence Ia nearly
Miss Maud Ncacc has been quite sick
MIN FEVER. She Is reported to be much
lArgc number Of Alliance men were IN
vWuNn SATURDAY, conlerring together, iney
W regard SsuAtn OOkc's lettor to me h'nrt
Worth Shaiuh,G OF Commerce as hlrhiy
comucndable e'''
Miss hitn Reeyrs OF Bedford Tex. who
rived here Sunday evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
A TOUCHING APPEAL.


special 10 the Gazette. y,, o.
Hu'hrlc o. n, NOV lat tue time of the
Cherokee "trip opening last month Captuin
H. LcScuer OF san Antonio. Texas. made
me run for town 10; IN Perry ana cor
on a lot with several other paroles Dm.
ing the excitement aud turmoil OF the dnrs
that followed he got In quarrel with one
OF Als contestants. during which plstas
wrre drawn and he Hrcd several sh,ts
ArnSts followed and LeSueur was indicted
by the grand jury for shooting WIN intent
10 kill, though nobody WIS hurt IN The IRA
cas- Hcins stranger In the territory ana
without friends, he could not give boi,t
ana was locked up In the United STATES tail
hsse 10 await his trial, which cannot come
on before the March term Of court
lie Is II married man. with a vic art
nNe children ia san Antonio. who are In
eunVst destitute circumstances, and ysster-
Sd"S W reeeiNed I letter ron his oldest
~ aud could live but a short time win
y came letteT. from a little l9-year.old
daughter which hrpUght tears 10 IN, e.,,s
Of Tie father AMI TO those of nh fbe hi
SSulees to Nhoin he showed i. II read as
san Antonio. Tcxas
Dear papa-'We received your letter tofov
gnd were glad 20 hear from you, Papa, i
want y DO all can Tor you, SO 1 inouent
would write a iew lines 10 the genTleinsr,
,,aNsh
them W
Genncmcu OF lhe Jury
Mud siys--l thouyht | would write Won
q Few lines TO ASA you TO pleas. du Mi
wy san for papa, am little rirl ~ years
V.d, hut um old cuough 20 ki'ow thS loss
OF QUE father, We are very poor in or.
cgrsgauCos. and I am one Of I'VE chIldr,is
Mamma Is an invalid ami has been Tor t,ti
wars aud IL NOT able 10 support rs. NJ
Viii all perish OF cold thls winter IN p,rs
does not come homo. Mamma is not NIKE
10 buy wood II Is more than she can a.
% buy food and keep shelter over M
tlessc. tor Gods sake, have nar,,v on
US and spare our father, aud ODD viii Mos
Nou,all The days of your llvcS
laura LeSeur-.
Unfo-iunatcly there arc no gentlemen
OF the jury now and will not BE- mum !.
= TOO lace for the poor man 20 comforf ~.
ewing one and clFe FIR the huarry ana c5iH
nite ones, " he would nudAnhtetiiv 10
ftce Snreral citizens WIN hecifus ae,itisf,s'
~ vita the sad circumstances Of NM ms.
olN Interested iOcnselycs an his bsnhtf
oui secured hail for HIN, 80 that on vssi.r.
cay he Was ahle 60 80 20 his loved onos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
TEXAS SIFTINGS.


Diptheria Is causing concern at Chill.
dress.
The I.lapo county corn crop was q
failure.
Burelprs are operatiug successfully In
Beaumont
-
county {, dead
re-. IN,
,n,,oa, rrs ." s,, ''a iV,'A mas '"aue us
-. 80
Inc Methodist CONGREGATION ut Mt
"Oi WIZ o'''" a p'fS0nHse
Gnc nunuIeu "pu IorS cars OF produce
Siii'eu u Neiasvo lor export last sun
NY
The corner stone of a new Masonic
nuiiding at Athens was laid last Satur-
Jay
A Gre company has been organized at
Sinner. Fifty members have been en-
rolled.
An arnadllo two feet long was cap
tnred by a farmer near Temple few
days ago.
Whoopipe cough pravails ,ro,, tbo
colored clttirsn az ca,ns,TI. T7,ol'.
have been several fatal cases.
Tbe sLo-n,,, Ia, ,,...,..
larged and improved IN re,liposs far
next se,sop's cuisines.
WI, ~.
IN rn,,s,,ar'. 80, ''|'' , NV, ",o reported ,
a ,nmha. - ao.,,o 4. ~, 10y nu'e A'i'eu
"NH'"VA vi NHtH' III tHtt section,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

SPECIAL 70 lhe Gazette.
. Terrell Tex, Nov. The Methodist
church last evening was the scene of a
most pleasant affair. 1t was the maria 70
OF Mr., Ed r. Bumpass, Young attorney
Of prominence, and Miss Lille Rowcil
The beautiful and accomplished daughter
o. Mt y. 4 Howell a Terrell merchant.
itar. II, .. Moore o!liciatei. and Mrs
Ida Warren presided at the organ 1y1e
ceremony was atteuded with "a littlt Is.
teutation as possible, notwithstanding tbe
universal prominence and popularity Of
Ne parties. The happy couple viii make
Terrell their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
NIcARAGuAN AErArRs

Now York, Nov. 1.-The Hcralds Mana.
qua Nicaragua, special dispatch says. me
Nlcaraguan assembly has passed an rrticle
OF the new constitution. which has been
framed especially 10 hamper fora,cncrs
forced loans to the government yyhrnry,r
leyieu and any and all extraordinary taxes
which the government may See Mt to lay
upon them II any foreigner resident here
any kind against the government he WIN
Ne exllei at once, The article may be
Construed, moreover, to subject resident
foreigners 10 military service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

there were hundreds, each as sharp as
the other. though II seems not one Of
them was shrewd enough 10 perceive
this fact and take advantage Of II by
forcsceing the consequence of 50 many
doing the same thing Al the same time
Once upon a time, as Esop tells It,
oil the men in the world assembled to.
eether to give great shout at once.
Everybody was curious to hear the ire
mendous noise Of all the voices In the
world shouting at once. The moment
arrived when the domc Of heaven should
be rent by tho universal ouicry. Only
one man shouted. nnd he was dumb
man, to whom the excitement OF the
occasion had given bncl, his voice. Each
Of the others had refraincd from shout
lug IN order that he might tho better
hear the noise that was to be mode.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Who want to keep MP with Texas news
will Lnd the Daily Gnzette on sale al the
following placeai
Grand Pacific hotel news stand
Palmer House news stand
Leland hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar aud nuws stand.
Hotel DeSoto news stand.
Wells u. Slzer's, $50 state street.
Hotel Hayden. 162 and 154 Thirty-siIth
street
Texas Building. Jackson pnrk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

New Orleans, Nov. l.--Francis II.
We, Me ,l.s,, the New Yorker, wanted for
%'1,oe1Ating' arrived this morning at 3
Q detective Weeks was accomuanied by
hls wife who takes his trouble vefy
much TO heart Weeks staaes tbat
when he gets to New York he Will
plead g''iy aud throw himself on Inc
merry OF rae court. and refuses 10 say
more The detectives and prisoner LEFT
thls evening on the thronEh train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Toodles-Which would you rather, Moo
dies, seem to be, bigger fool than You are
or be bigger fool than you seeIni
Noodies-pd rather seem to be bigger
fool than am.
Ioodles-That's impossible.
Noodles-No. I-er--would rather be A
bigger fool than l seem.
:, Io9dies - That's impossible. - Boston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Mr.. d. It. Gopher wns appointed general
circulation agent for the Daily Gazette,
Oct 1. His travelling representatives, are
j. l.. Mullen, Albert Rogers, j. 10. wilson
and X. b. Jones.
Letters Of authority nre given 70 oil ac-
credited agents OF The Gazette, nnd ia case
OF doubt persons representing themsel,N "a,
az agents should be required 20 exhibit
their authority.
All postmastets are authorized 70 act as
ngenta for Tho Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

The Georgia legislature f. considering
bnl to lcgalize the carrying Of dam
gcrous weapons, upon the person Wishing
TO avail himself Of the privilege entering
into bond that he will not violate the
law by ASSEMBLING anybody with such
weapon. That still doesn't appear to
reach the man who carries a pistol any
how. for he will continue to carry it.,
bond or no bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

-s7'N7HtthNN FfNN.
:, New Haven, Conn. Nov. 1.-,Tames
ltoler aged 40 was arrested ber,
9lagged with the systematic robbery Of
NJ. Brown 4 Co.'S drygoods STORE
Boiler. as n messenger Ia the FIRMS slim
plag department, Ia connection viii
other employees stole goods aggrcratins
in value $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

The Paris Temps mnkos the fruitful
sngRestion that President Clevelands
activity and that of his cabinet in the
rcrent contest "wll help modify the
constitutional equilibrium IN the United
States by transforming the members Of
his cabinet into quasi-parliamcntary lend
crs This Is the most serious innovation
involved Ia the financial crisis"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

spselal 10 the Gaaette.
hnid o. n, Nov 1,.-AnnArd Jones. whh
HAsse here TO invest IN real estate. was ran
a lew nights aEu OF $500 A L. liage
s.ls S GEORGE Rome two burners were
s syy.Rsslsd A. once and have since h,vn
~str'ssei and Jailed for the crsine A seascn
sfo saeE shop revealed y possion " the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

The storm wave will roach this ner.
idlun and other changes will occur nj and
within 100 miles OF Fort Worth, within
twenty.four hours before or after sunset
of the dates given below:
Oct go Fair and cool
Oct 30 Modernting.
Oct 81 Warmer
Nov, storm wave on this meridian.
Nov. Wind changing,
Nor. Z Cooler aud clearing.
Nov. Fair and cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

This paper Is kept on nle md advortis-
Ing rates mny be agcertnlnei a u! ollee
ciRLon. Temple court. Now York, q from
Its Eastern business office, ~ Tribune
building New York.
Wegtern business oficc. 900. "rhe Rock
cry" Chicago Ills.
1. o. Becfwth. sole agent foreign adver-
Worlds fair correspondent o 3. Hardy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Mr.. II. II. sprinkle ia circulaior for 1'ho
Gazette IN Fort Worth, and orders for tue
paper should be given to him or his agents.
His office Is 6ii Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
OUR BOOK TABLE.

Literary Industries, memoir by
Hubert Howe Bancroft. Publishers.
Harper y Brothers. Franklin Square,
New York.
When "a man succeeds IA his under
taking, the world is interested in know
ing the methods he nduptcd, nnd Mr..
Bancroft Is, perhaps, uucquAlel hy any
ono as . successful writer His im-
mensc work, q full history of tho "Paclf.
10 Slope cntnilrd an amount of re-
search and hard work that few men
would have venturcd upon. The library
lie amasscd aud the number Of incn he
employed 10 secure data and statistics,
Is matter OF surprise Not willing
10 rest on HE lnurcls, after he had CON.
plelcd what was q life work for an or.
binary innn, he came 20 Chicago, organ
igcd ihc Bancroft company, aud is now
Engaged IN the publication Of ",rbo Book
ut the Fair, one of the most complete
aud elegant publications vet issued up
on this great exposition.
IN RESPONSE 10 the almost universal de.
sire 70 know successful business men
ME b9ncrott has written an interest,
ing book that Is really more of Il hIsto-
~ OF his work than an autobiography.
and no one on closing the book will
question the sincerity OF his ay0w,,d pur.
pose in writing which he says was The
belief that he had something to say
which would commend itsnlf to his fi-
low mcn nnd perhaps lnake them the
belter for the reading
The book comprises about aJO plpes
OF reading matter and bears tho I'M
print OF the Harpers, which carries with
done.
It..s.ttIsta G4,tntt,s, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

night p"'se i's'
Did she give him the least hopeip
n No She accepted him. ~ Chicago Inter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
A GOOD THING ron NJ
nv TlSAi 4

1,,, TlSM.
do "su Tel h as Claiabeiiii,s;s'l u, v
~fon,. haye been using 'j !, I. III. 4
80, sd, and always Keen \ VS. ocsasills
n I,3l l believe / knA U,gslls''il Il
, Mhen | get hold 81 4 'yS III .
W Is nI,nilIent have ss ,als
To-. Denney, New / a stf X
iner and j, p. Nieks 4, y 7, \ K d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
SAN ANToNE's COUNCIL.
Special 10 The Caye,ta

San Antonio, Tex. Nov. LIN order N
give unemployed men work the citv m.
day reduced the wages Of street labovers
~ per cNot. Inc council also elected y
u, kehoc chief Of the Ere department -
succeed Il. G, Duezler. resigned. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

nlseul meant TAXED twice. sea biscuits
~ gsu.s formerly so prepared TO enable them
~ seilialn eatahle during long voyage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

FoNfioyc " corruption " foiks.r,ov,
thf Nlision oeiag 10 the fairies All ~
Resemblance 10 The finger OF glove. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

PULLMAN sLEHPERs-
the
1. \ @. N, and II. & .. 2
Are now running line Of n'ts''
PULLMAN sLEEPERs
Between
DALLAS AND San ASToNR
Via
HEARNB
Daily in each direction. PaAsensr
Fort Worth can obtain berth 9
on application to Houston and lsa.i
trail agent ut Fort Worth, w.
train leaves Fort Worth go ?. 2, "a
7;s5 p. m, Garrett s:4s p. u,
Austin SOS a. m, san Antonio vi
North-bound leaves san An'ols ~
M. Austin II 80 p. m, arfi''ns n,
s;l5 a. m, Fort Worth io:2o q.
$3.50 a. m. ~
BE sure your tickets read W
ana Texas Central, and IntefnA''
Great Northern.
d. ]. PRICE, A q NJ
International and Great NoFthe'n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

I'rindN Ivory The Swhchmau De-
tGctiye. By IL. s. Mahoncy, 81 Louis
No Price % cent,
active railway service 10 uan bis
thoughts TO authorship. and 1t Is oven
more RAM that one OF inven'icr turn
thoNld be q writer OF fiction. Mr.. Ma.
4, g 9ng time yard muster Of ,bc
,",thsco' railway and the inventor Of n
nc saving device In the construction
OF railway frogs. Despite Lis husy lIfe
DO hns written a short stdgy in which
q secret service man In the employ Of
me TcXus and Pacific railway ia the
principal character, and tho interest con.
ters around capture of Sam Bass and
nus gang. Many true incidents nrr in,
lNdnced and the story Is told with
thrilling hlclity.
The History Of this capture Is moi nm.
familiar 10 many of Tho Gazette re, -
em nnd yet She manner Of telling vii
tiOn. NPN''