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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

.Add ~ daily TO my order."-oa-
xetto's stcphenville agency.
.Add ss daily to my order.r--Ga-
Eette's jefferson agency.
add 10 daily 20 number coming
herc.---Gazcttc's Grandyiew agency.
.Add bD daily to order.'-ca.
zette's weatherford agency.
add 40 daily to my ordcr."-Ga'
zette Vernon Agency.
"Add 30 daily TO my ordcr."--Ga'
zettc Temple Agency.
add s3 daily 20 my order"--Ga'
zette's Tyler agency.
add III dSily 10 my order."-Ga.
zette's Bolton agency.
"Add 10 daily 10 my order."---Ga,
zette Granbury agency.
"Add 10 daily 20 my order. "---Ga'
zette Decatur agency.
snake my order SIS daiiy."-Ga-
zstte Wichita Falls agency.
"Changc my daily order from 9 10
25."--GaLette st. 10 agency.
add D moro daily to my order."-
Gazette wichita Fails agency.
"Add 10 daily to my order."--Ga-
zettc Santa Anna agency.
"Thc Dallas News is gradually Civ
ing place 10 the Gazette hcre."--Gas
zette Emory agency.
add D moro 90 my daily order
Gazette Decatur agency.
"Add 7 more daily 10 my order."--'
Gazette stephenvine agency.
add 10 moro daily TO my ORDER
Gazette Ardmore agency.
"You May add 8 more 10 my daily
order."-Gazette Grnnbury agency.
lyon must add 10 more daily 20
ordcr."-Gazette Vernon agency.
"Add 10 to my ordcr."-Gazctto
Dallas agency.
"Add II daiIy.u-Gazette Gaines.
vile agency.
"PIease add 10 more daily.'-Ga-
Eette Gainesville agency.
add 10 daily to my order."-Ga-
zette Quannh agency.
add 30 daily to order."- Gazette
Longview agency.
"You must add d more daiiy."-Ga-
zetto weathcrrord agency.
add 10 daily to order."-Gazette
Taylor agency.
add 10 to my order daiiy."-Ga-
zette brentwood agency.
add D daily."-Gazotte Itaska
agency.
"Add 7 daily to order."-Gazotte
Coleman agency.
add 10 to order daily."-Gazettc
Baird agency.
"Add 20 daily to my order."-Ga-
zette Denton Agency.
add 10 more daily to my order"
Gazette Coleman agency.
"send me 20 daiIy,"-oazette sIt.
Pleasant Agency.
add 9 daily to my order."-oa-
zette Alvord sEenoy.
add o to my order."-Gazette
Holland Agency,
add 8 to my order."-Gazotte
Kingfsher agency.
add to my order."-Gazettc
Dublin agency.
add 10 to my ordor."--Gazotte
seymore agency.
add o to my ORDER Gazette
Henrietta agency.
add TO my order."-GazettC
Temple agency.
add D more 10 my ordcr."-Ga
zettc Wichita Falls ngcnoy.
add 10 TO my ordcr."-Gazett,
Marshall agency.
"Add q TO my order."--cazett,
Iowa Park agency.
add IA TO my order."- Gazette
Chico agency.
add 81 10 my ordcr."-Gazett,
wynnewood. 1. n, agency.
add . TO my order."-- Gazett
Comanche agency.
add rs more 10 my order."-Ga
zcttc Bowie agency.
NAd I'D -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Texas Advance: The Fort Worth Ga
2ette Is gradually substituting is editor
ial matter with the daily orders OF its
agencies. We commend The Ghzette IN
its course, as statistics concerning its
circulation will certainly do its readers
less harm than the Incubation Of its
political ideas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

weakness, II 1t ever Gaia q ht. 4,
cure, you have your monsv Wnt4
an mvigorating, restoratf,. HI
soothing aud Strengthening Y pnt N
e safe and certain rernedy1 s,,'tSins al
us ana Il, ailments. 1t regulates ronsAi
notes all the proper functions e, 20 ps
digestion; enrlches the blo s' '2roSu
aches and palms, brings reire,Ia1, aspei
and restores health and strenetb Nrf.
Nothing else can be as chs
this you pay only for the eae; w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Illustrative of the appreciation wmch
Joslrh Quincy, cN-ass!stqm secretary of
INC fold Of an office sceker who applied to
him for pace IN the state department.
What did You tel Mr. QulncyF' asked
couraged by his lack " success, applied for
Insurance II told HIN Cod only knew
MINT / had done Tor the party at the last
,ie,,tion" ronliel tho wOuld-he consul.
,,Yon did. E6y' said the senator, 'Well,
y,1u might AZ well go hack home. Any man
fhat tolls Josiah Quincy t'Ili God knows
MORE than he does VIII get 40 position IN
tho state deDarfiuent.N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

The la 5Pn1 bowers ard 10, las,, Z,
drsi ,g, "A ,heir patrons. uu. x "
BOLT BOLT, demands OF Euro s, ~ ~ q
attlsls IN cbiors an eSaei rIN p
prois ,serished friend wn.ss ssss
Wy ,iI,sl,i y' ne s's,, may desire 70 =
,,.lth him. .--.@-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
NEW , TRAM SERVICE TO GAL.
WESTON; VIA THE NJ K eAl''
K T." KATY"

:, All trains of the Missouri. Tlops,s o,a
Texas railway now run thronsh ~ G SnI
WESTON without change Of 9. rs, or trans
fer. Free reclining chair cars. ana W..
ner buffet sleeping cars. IaaSe ras-
Worth, S:l5 p. IN. and 500 a. M orrir.
ing at Galveston at 10.35 a. m. and
tiI IL a. m. Call at city ticket office,
for berths, tickets, and all desired 1 infer,
W. Fl. WINFIELD. City Ticket Agent.
"A Greek peasant living on .he ts,anl of
Egiss recently discovered a magnineeat
bsh ouleu IN me ground, npon which
- had cleared. The statuc was sold to j
hFle-a-erac dealer, who sent II 10 London.
where y has Just been bought hy he Brit.
'sh soVernment for me sun or f05OO
FISHING TACKLE,
s ~ ss,, nets, reels rods aud hooks OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"Add 10 daily 10 my crder"-Cn-
zette Grcenviile agency.
add 10 20 my order daily."--Ga-
zette wits Point agency.
"Add Is more 70 my daily order"
-Gazetto Arlington agency.
add 10 my ordcr."-Gazette
Grapevine agency.
"Add o to my order."-Gazette Me-
ridian agency.
add to my order''-Gazet,c Lam
pasas agency.
add ~ to my order."-Gazette
Enid u. ~ agency.
add to my order."-Gazette
Pauls Valley q. ~ agency.
add 8 more 70 my order."-Ga-
zetto Mansfield agency.
add 3 TO my rder."-Gazette
Memphis agency.
add 2 TO my order."-Gazette
Moody agency.
add 9 to my order."-G Gazette
Taylor agency,
add 3 to my order."- Gazette
Whitney agency.
The following increases have been
received from -. y. Sprinkle, city
circuIator, since Sept. ia
Add 10 20 my order.
Add Os to my order.
Add 20 to my order.
add 23 10 my order.
Add rs TO my order.
Add 20 TO my order
Add ~ to my order.
Add 20 90 my order.
Add q TO my order.
Add 03 to my order.
Add 20 TO my order.
ada 20 10 my order.
Ada 1 1 10 my order.
Add 10 10 my order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

The death Of Colonel w. l.. Malone,
president Of The Gazette company. was
4 painful surprise to the press Of Texas,
by whom he was universally esteemed.
Nearly every paper in the state has
paid q wc,l-deyoryel tribute to his mem
DRY, has cast q fragrant flower upon his
grave. Colonel Malone was IN tie prime
Of life, and the long years Of patient
labor which he had expended In build
ing M The Gazette were beginning to
meet with tlc reward they nerited
when the bolt fell The Gazette will
miss Colonel Malones prncticed hand
aud ripe Judgment. Fort Worth will
miss him, for he ala more. perhnns, than
any other one man to promote her pros
perity AMI make her known to the ma
tons of the earth Tho newspaper fra
-tartitg-n Of Texas. indebted TO him for
many Kindly and un1stcntations c0ur.
tesies, will miss him; but the paper that
was his PRIZE. the city Tint was his
glory. the friends that were his Joy. will
continue 10 move forward with steady
step. like well-discip,inei troops when
their beloved commander is stricken
down; but there he those who were near.
or and deorer TO him than MI others.
who win reGulro more thar huwan forth
tude TO support them In the dark hour
That has come upon them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

IAnssoun!. KANsAs ANp rnxAs.

Arrive tEorthhound. Leave.
lOi2D o. gn..---..No. . daily - -.-lu:85 a IN
p;tp y No. No. 4 dali....-.p!2O D IN
O;lo n..----No, 10 daily $500 O;25 a IN
Sonthbound.
$50 M No, l daily----- $40 IN
u.g1 Il ul......No. 3 daily....-. go a m
7.5t in......No. Is daily .-..-- s.i5 p In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
THE GAZETTE.

Waco Evening News, The Fort Worth
Gazette will evidently need a special edi-
ton IN which TO publish its increased
subscription orders IL 1t goes on at its
present gait
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

HalletsviHe New Era: The Fort Worth
Gazette is the only great daily In this
state that has not deserted silver. and
from the way the increase of saies Is
reported. Il would seem the people APP
preciate the fidelity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

me senate hasn't gone home. rhere ara
NO shutters up set.-phlladelphia Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.

Arrive. Eastbound. Leave.
---No, dally..--- 800. m
1906 D m--..NO. Z daily---- 0.40 IA
---No. O daily --.--- $50 m
n --..No. 8 daily ..10i55 a IN
----..No. 10 daily.....- 4il0 p m
westbound.
tg.5O u m.-..No 1 daily.
$50 a m-.-..No. o daily ..-... o:05 N
b.hO d m.---No. Z daily....-
1IOiaO m.----No. daily.
Texas and Pacific trains No 8 ana @
only stop at TeAarkAna, n. U. Junction,
Atlanta, jefferson, Mnrhnll, LOngyiew
1iIlicii0n Big Sandy, Mlneola, Wills Point,
Iefrell Furnty, East Dallas, Dallas aud
EJef Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Well said a facelious stranssr .,
menp.r OF the brlss band. .';here IL a,a
Thing Tor you q b. thankful for way
Vat is doser Inquired the musician
Yea can always blow your o,yn hn-, .,
Vein my irlendt, bis eoruet 4 ~.
rowed' Washington star. - pr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
y. Fl. WINFIELD. City Ticket Agent.


seines, nets, reels rods aud hooks Of
gu kinds a Anderson's Gnnhouaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

no n WORTH AND DENVER.

100 % m. .ath street, No. 81.
mo. a2 Ain street.. 500 a m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Roy. Charles Cook, whom Spurgeon called
athr Howard OF The DAY. b nov IN Aner-
lea. With fhe purpose Of visiting tho pris-
ons of the United States aud Canada and
Examining ihelr methods He has done
tnuch work IN Prisons aal ever Europe aud
IN Erynt and Morocco. Mr.. Cook has nl-
ready spoken several times IN the 1Oombs
in New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

B:21 b m......No. ] daiy......
.-.-No. . daily, ~. 1880 q IN
iOi25 a m.-....NO 8 daily.
49, mo. 4 daily ...--. 6l20 y IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

FORT WOhrii AND ilo SlsANpE.
Arrive Leave
$40 p n..- Fort worlh...--- lao p IN
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
-..Nc.. a Nan..-.- $40 p m
-..-...No, AZ. .....-. $50 IN
T.4b m-. .-.... No H..--..
kO;20 ln.- --..No. l3..---..-
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.
Arrive Norhhound. Leave
ago nj. .....No. ~ daily 49,. ESQ a m
b.05 M -.-No. daily. sac m
southbound.
$40 a M. :. No, daily. $50. $50 IN
l0:ss y in.-----No. II daily. 1870 D m
ST. LOUIS sournwEsTRRN.
......No. 4 dally....-. sa5 a m
.....No. . daily ...... piaO D M
:aaSS , @......SSS sss siiyy.....:.
TTlANsooNrNENrA1.
rcxarhana. sherman and Paris.
Arrive Northbound. Leave
--.--.No. % daily...... sA5 a N
southbound.
$40 D m......NO. 81 daily.
q. ID. Lusk. Ticket Agent.
tIninu lrunf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

TERMS OF suBsUklPIIUN.
nv MAIN ADVANCE PAID
~ n-Aii AZ, ..'-1,s.' no GEAR IS %
Dany anu ssunguay' ~ r,onthe ..4 %
DAILY and sunday, thrco months-..-.' "
Daily and sunday. one month: -,
NE SV serai.weekiy Gazette two papers M
pages eachl /, 'fihe ,dty
mud ali towns and cities where there NE
focal agents, 10 cents a week or % oen"
per month .,.,
order. DO not send Individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"Add more daily TO my order."-
Gazette stephenvilie agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

sns-solnsilmeS You appear really manly
nate, How, az Soa account for II iii
snppose y Is heredl@ry. iIaif nv an.s.l
4osS Msrs msls- aud the other hall 'feniaiss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add 10 moro daily TO my ordcr."-
Gazette Ardmore agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Aitef me train = captured.
A.ter the rohbefs have GONG.
rAen cotne 4 thoussnd s,,seesti,,,
ot bow .Aings should have bsen ao.,a
-tMcago lnier-Ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add o daily 60 order.r--oa.
sssaa Lewisvilie agenuy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add D moro 20 my daily order."-
Gazette Decatur agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"Thc Dallas News is gradually Civ
ing place 20 the Gazette here."--Ga'
zette Emory agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"You May add 8 more 20 my daily
order."-Gazette Grnnbury agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

II hardly seems possible that two thumbs
cniiid he a melus VI inspiration, yet those
belonging 10 Ella Wheeler wilcox act IN
that capacity. Her hushanl says that for
takes her pencil in her imni ard ilcn
gaaes long and earnestly Of her thumbs !,
Presently rcnius h2rius 70 simmer. AMI
nne ano;iler 10 their haste 90 be written
down.
btiidty al HACK craig over bis ftvorito
nnsHuc of turning Horicc's o.ies into Eng
ish. ff n auspectr1 that his mind alsl
ran 0yer nlans for turning sue lords inid
home rule
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"Add 10 daily TO my order."-Ga
aettc Santa Anna agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"Add 5D daily to order."-oa'
zette's weatherford agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add . daily 20 order."--Gazettc
Nocona aacncr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add b moro daily TO my order."-
Gazette wichita Fails agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add 20 daily to my ordcr."-Ga
zette Denton Agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add 10 daily 20 number coming
here.v-Gazette's Grandview agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"Add o dails 60 order.r-aa4ette
nanencid agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

.Add ss daily to my order."--oa-
Eettc's jefferson agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add 9 daily TO my order."-oa-
zette AIvord sEenoy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

add 10 more daily TO my ORDER
Gazette Coleman agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

"send me 20 daily."-oazette sIt.
Pleasant Agency.
The morning call., 1893-04-27
ALONG THE Front.
Captain of the Sloop Dawes Cabin Is
Are cfad


The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
and the owner of the little slOop Dawes
Cabin, which carries small cargoes between
this city and Port Costa. do not agree.
The railroad has accused the gentleman
of the sloop of stealing sacks of coal and
cordage off the eOmpauy's wharf at the
town named and has caused his arrest
The prisoner may try to prove that the
monopoly has put job on him to run him
out Of business. but as he is held by the
Contra Costa authorities his statement of
the facts OF his case cannot be obtained.
IL took q half dozen men, small army OF
boys, horseman, two men in a buggy and
two horses to catch a Maynard twO-year-
old steer yesterday which ran all over the
city front from the ferries to Fisherm ans
wharf. Finally the evasive bovine was
cOrnered in a waterfront saloon into whose
open door lie ran, much 10 the surprise and
CONSERVATION of the proprietor
The scho0ners Albion and Jennie Stella
Will ship union crews instead of non-union
men, as heretofore.
route or entered out for this port OF these
vessels only 119. with a total tonnage of
2205O0. are available for wheat, and of that
number 81, with total Of $4,000 tons, are
actually on the way
Vessels must he laid on more rapidly for
this port than they have been recently else
there VIII lie a shortage of ships to move the
wheat crop OF The cereal year Of 1884.
which commences on July j.
Yesterday was a dull day in shipping
circles, only few arrivals and departures
being reported.
Dispatches state that the bark C. S. HUI
The morning call., 1893-04-27
SHOULDERED ARMS
Prince Bonaparte Views
the Army.
AS GENERAL RUGER's GUEST.
Military EvoIutions in Honor of
Distinguished Visitor at the Pre-
sidio Reservation.

Epaulettes and gold lace were plentiful
out on the big drill ground adjoining the
Preside barracks yesterday afternoon.
General RuCer was there with his staff
AID there were lots of other officers of
Uncle Sans army, all of them in fulI-dress
uniforms.
The sentry posted at the terminus of the
cable road leading TO the reservation had an
awful time in trying to keep people from
stepping on the grass or from infringing
any of the rules he had been so carefully
drilled to carry out
Hundreds of free and independent Ameri-
can citizens, without any regard for mill
tary regulations, insisted on going Just
where the army regulations prohibited peo-
pie from going. and If the sentry is not laid
up in the hospital with nervous pTostratlon
to-day it is a great wonder.
review of the troops stationed at the
Preside was the occasion of all the excite
ment, and it was no ordinary review either,
Tor General Ruger had ordered it especially
to show descendant of one of the greatest
military men known to history what the
United States could do in the way of SOL
GleIy.
Prince Roland Napoleon was the guest
OF the department commander, and alter
viewing Angel Island and Fort Alcatraz he
was landed ut the Preside about l 80 p. NJ
TO be the central figure at the martial dis
play.
Accompanied by ex-Lieutenant de Pierre
len OF The French navy, the Prince, clad in
the ordinary dress of civilian and a globe
tTotter, looked very distinguished among all
The morning call., 1893-04-27
ON THEIRS BANKS.
The Coliseum Has Room
for Yet More Dead.
WRESTLERS ON HORSEBACK.
Novelties Constantly introduced in the
Circus Maximus-This Afternoons
Performance for Orphans.

The value of advertising was very clearly
shown by the greatly increased attendance
at the Circus Maxlmus. On Monday night
the house was we'll nigh empty. mainly
owing to the fact that very few knew of the
arrangements made TO continue the repre-
sentation for another week. On Tuesday
night the attendance was considerably
larger. and last nj ght large and apprecia
tive concourse of spectators graced the walls
of the new Roman coliseum.
Many improvements have been made in
the spectacle and some new items added to
the programme. But il is sad to relate that
the great good humor that prevades the
whole show is not shared by one Of the
participants.
The sacTificial OK is gum. Six nights last
week the unhappy beast was dragged around
the arena to the martial strains of Cassasa's
Band, which in place Of filling him with
enthusiasm only served to make his knees
knock together with awe and wonderment
as to what it all meant. On Sunday to his
intense surprise he was left in peace 10 eat
and drink aud dream of home. Thought lie
They're done with me now, and soon shall
l be restored TO the green fields anu sunny
cline Of Berkeley"
But it was not 10 be. On Monday the
horns were painted afresh aud Mr.. Ok took
his place in the triumphal procession. This
upset hts calculations, and he has acquired
an aspect of deeper gloom than ever, and as
he sees cOrpse after corpse carried from the
arena during the gladiatorial contests tile
poor animal mutters, Il suppose il Will be
my turn soon"
Very much different are The spirits of
Master Fred Wilkie, son of Alfred Wkie
of vocal Ienown. This young gentleman is
the tiny page, whose business it is to re-
cline at the feet of the august monarch as
lie passes around the arena in his triumphal
car He wears an irresistibly cOmical air
of lofty cOmpOsure, and would infinitely
rather be the page of the tyrant than the
most venerable and rOrtly of the Roman
Senators.
The participants in the mimic drama took
heart of grace when they saw the throngs
gathered to greet them. The runners, leap
ers and discus-thr0wers were energetic as
ever. and the jdVelin men astonisLed them
selves and the audience by repeatedly hit
ting the target The wrestlers continue to
tumble about in most approved style and
the pentathlOn goes outIn blaze of glory.
One enterprlsng plebeian who WAS most
unlswfully occupying one OF the seats spe-
cialy reserved for the press inspired with
witticism appropriate TO the occasion. in
sisted on Christening the performance "the
Circus McManus," until those nearest him,
The morning call., 1893-04-27
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Close Of the Annual Session-EIection
of Officers,

The Grand Division Of the Sons of Tenn
perance concluded its forty-third annual
session at st. Georges Hall yesterday.
Joseph Humphrey of Oakland, past grand
president of the State, opened Tuesdays
meeting at which reports of the methods
oil conducting the different societies were
presented for discussion.
After an lntermission for lunch the re-
ports OF the grand worthy patriarch, the
grand scribe, the grand treasurer Of the
executive committee and of the trustees
were read and referred 10 various commit
tees.
A resolution was then adopted to district
the State Of California and to hold annual
meetings IN the various districts, the grand
patriarch or deputy presiding.
1t was also decided 10 set aside a certain
percentage Of the funds Of the Grand Di-
vision annually for the purpose of sending
a representative TO the National Division.
II was decided to form new committee
known as the committee on situation, OF
which the grand worthy associate is TO be
chairman. The duty of this committee will
be to extend the distribution of temperance
literature throughout the State by means of
subordinate divisions, and also to provide
for the education of the members in the
general principles of temperance and Of
legal and institutional prohibition.
At yesterdays meeting an incident that
excited considerable interest was the pre-
sentatiGn Of handsome regalia. of the kind
worn by members of the National Division,
to Joseph Humphreys, past grand worthy
The morning call., 1893-04-27

calling. and the great talk OF walters
strike In New York, nave evidently melted
some of them to try and get up little eX-
element of that sort on their own account.
No complaints have ever been made before
as 10 the men not being allowed TO wear
their mustaches, in fact few do have that
ornament on their faces, but as a general
thing it was regarded as one Of the rules
of the house and a condition on WI ich they
accepted work.
Some of the men came TO me yesterday
and announced that they composed a COM
mittee appointed by the others to agitate for
the removal of the rule of clean shaving.
This VS. only a pretext as 1t was their
intention if possible to make trouble and
then demand higher wages or something
else.
Il thought it was besAto niD the thing 10
the bud, so promptly discharged the CONF
mittee. who were the rinGleaders. Thus |
expect TO save further trouble by stopping
the discomfort at the outset"