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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
Ar the THEATgR.
The Production Of "Marha" by tho erau Opera
Company Lest RlohL

II has. been said that the greatest diff
hculty IN an artistic rendition of The
greatest OF l'lotOw'a operas has been tbe
! oFchrslfauon ana the difficulty In having
~ properly handled py the orchestra
ilop1uly the success the Grau Optrn
LoiuP"hy nus had n producing Martha"
nus De"h largely due 10 .he artistic work
OF rs orchestra and It's work last night
proved no exception, M the beilutiful
pluslc was rendered very effectively
some people seemed TO doubt the abiii.
" OF tlis company TO successGiijy
produce this OPERA il being heavier thno
hu4 OF tue ones preceding, hut the packed
h1use lost night had no reason 10 COM
pain OF the company or It's work Tha
pFihclpals sang easily and were In good
VOICE lhouSh the damp, cold weather Inns
bgen rather trying. The numbers w,,re
gu nriGhl, ald well rendered. Tho solo
ny MiAs Edith Mason "rho Last Rose ~
summer ia The third act, was sung cy
Ihaltely and ieeluEly. though mnnv NJ
her admirers had feared her voice v.as
NOT strong enough for the role This N
nv gem OF the opera and 50 well an no
ht'le iudy 0eqult herself that tho a,idi-
ehce enthusiastically encorpd her ond IN,
was compelled 10 repeat IT,. Nir. persse
a,so Hppe4reu 10 much better advantage.
100 lux thoroughly INTO the spirit of tbe
music anu was appOuded ON severaI
numbers, His solo, with choral acco,n,,oi
nlInent at The end of the fourth act. was
50 wei received that he received a cur eur
Alice, Gaillard was cast as Nancy ana
her rich contralto voice was mover bearJ
20 better advantage. She corries tbe
Iole e2slly and demonstrated her Great
ngtsalllity which has made her So ponnlor
with the public i'Pu'"r
piahcls Gaillard as PlunLett aid soma
Eoou work, though his voice Irns nv
n nSard to Us good advantage as En- Ora
me choral work was somewhat ~
seFplise as Il was Thought the music ~
q, Iaflla was q little beyond then, Inf
Ms handled easily and very efeciiveIv
Tonight Bolfe's ever popular .nobSo
man Girl'' win be the lin and M IN
,ne' announcement sh0nld he needed -,
W" Elnsc lovers Of Fort Worth NIL
operns has not been done here for sev.rai
Years ana those who 20 20 the onera
mouse TONIGHT may feel assured M
VII near This beautfu music effecfively
rendered Francis Gaillard Il so;a ~ ~
very hnnDy IN his Sncing az "yrIa TJso W
lowed Down while Mr. persse's s,s1st
Tenor is equally rs effective. TihTsS,fy~rss
the operas. 'N'''' % an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

et al. W. A. ElllB etal.. from orange county
motion tn dsuiss: SUSTAINED.
Western Union Telegraph company W.
John g. Bcnnctt from Grimes county, mo-
ton for ru-hearlng; Ovcrr1lled.
T. VI. Campbell. receiver International
ana Great Northern Railway company. VI.
Ed Virgins. tax collector smith county.
motion Tor rc-healing; oyerruled
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway CON.
pauy VI. Trinity County Lumber company,
from Trinity county motion FOL rc-hearlng:
submitted.
Rom j. Russell W.. w. H. Sail from JET.
ferson county, molten for re-henriug; sub
mittcd.
zach Phillips ct a.. W.. a. A. Chapman.
from Houston county, motion 10 affirm;
granted.
W. II. Caswel ct al, vs. Hal w. Greer.
Ell al. from Jpgcrgon county. motion To
SCI aside Uflllmnnce ON certificate; granted
AT cost Of appellants.
Adou 4 loblt w. j. Nichols Cnrnishec
81 ul., from Galveston county motion Ia
hfiirul on certificate; submitted
Phoenix Fire Insurance company W. N.
q. Gain, from Smith county motion To al.
Nlnre ON docket granted.
Ilpfnus J. Handy w. W. 4. Wunihoupe.
from Cameron county, leave 90 tilo rraus-
cript' guhmltted
X, d. WEIGH co Hl.. vs. Thomas j. Walsh
Sl AZ from Arunsas county motion To af-
urn ON certificate submitted.
H. VI. Knight Pamela county has been nm
pointed clerk of the court Uf civil appeaIs
wee Reeves, resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
"GOD DID NOT HEAL MY CHILD
And Believe lie Had an Object In Taking Her
AwaY'-A Preachers Child Dies Tor
Lack Of Medical Treatment.

Hayerhil. Mass., Jul 19.-Tho !.
yvni.od daughter Of Rev A. y. OruC
died Tuesday morning of pneumonia
from which 1t had been suffering for the
past three weeks, and during which TINA
she received no medical treatment whit.
ever Mr. Ome says OF The case. "The
giH WIS taken sick three weeks ago
but No serious turn came until last
Thursday when DR. Morse diagnosed the
case at my request and pronounced il
typhoid pneumonia. He did not give any
prescription. for | do not believe ia ply.
siclans or their treatment, Furthermore
am not Of this world and try 10 follow
the words of the scriptures, aud as God
did not heal my child, 1 believe he has
AN object in taking her away"
MIR, Ornc had healed his children az
other Times by annointmg with Oh ana
laying on Of hands aud 10y prayer ana
believed that " Il had been Gods will.
tHls child would have been saved Rev,
oruc rs now state agent of the State
Parental Home association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
InestinabIe
Value r

The discovery by Or. Price
of q new process for extract.
ing from the true fruits their
natural favor win be OF
dnestimable value and benefit
TO the consumers Of flavoring
extracts. BY this process the
flavoring principle of the fruit
employed is brought out so
perfectly that when used to
flavor cakes, creams, etc, it
imparts the delicate and
delicious taste of the fruit
itself. Thousands of pounds
of the costly Mexican Vanilla
Bean are annually consumed
in the manufacture Of DR..
Prices Delicious Extract Of
Vanilla. Ladies, try DR.,
Prices nayors il you wish
nice desserts. You win never
be disappointed ia their use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

calls companies that are organized 70
colouizs the Cber0dee strip soon 90 be
opened to the settlement Of Whites ipr
bin % open tie strip has pnsted con-
lress aud only needs the signature ut
the president % become law, and this'
Il h eaid win be- affixed without doubt
Tho captains company consists Of siAiy
families, some Of whom are aiready on
their way to the border line that they
may make prompt entry when the proc
lamatiOd Is Issued declaring the strip
open 10 settlement These come from
this. denton and Falls and adjoining
counties. This company " only one of
sovernl and the object Is 10 have a large
body Of Texans occupy tho eastern third
Of The arip. and ultimately, when the
population shall have grown io the proper
proportions, 10 ask the addition OF pHrt
of the present territory Of Oklahoma and
erect this consolidated territory into q
state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
A WOMAN IN IT
4 Beautiful Actress Gels Twenty rhcasA and
Francs Tor Hsr Influence With
Duke.

london. Jan. 10. a dispatch 10 the
Daily News from Paris states that
among The Arlon checks last received
Is one for aO.0O fraucs. payable 10 a
celebrated theatrical beauty This Is the
first proof or ,ie Connection OF woman
with toe scandal hut hardly rho last, MS
hatch nf Checks 90 be- cNamiued next
week viii undoubtedly compromise some
society people of both seAes Dn the
counterfeit OF the actress checks Is "a
memorandum. to the effect thu 2O,000
francs WAS commission puid in adj
vance Vn The purchase OF lottery bonds
10y wealthy yOuag duke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
- 49, nnNns.


New York. lam - The stock market
today showed considerable irresulariE
ia its movements though the general
list. as q rule. was heavy until the last
hour Opening advance alone prevent
ed several material declines. The. mar
ket was dominated principally by the ns.
sufauce that considerable gold would
leave The country saturday. The strong
print Of tho market WAS Western nion
which crossed par and closed nt its high
est figures with q gain of ! 0-S ncr cont
Tho general lisl closed dull and below
tho opening prices.
Gorprnmcnt bonds dull easier
State bonds dun end hrn.
Bouds hot quite s0 active nor slrong,
aud showed few special Textures with q
firm tone throughout.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York. Jan. 70 Money on call
2 IL: closed offered . IL.
Prime mercantile paper. 3 l-2d6 W.
Sterling exchange quiet S4.SG for sixty
days; S4.ST "a for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
r,1NnyTLY sUcoESS|

Walden's Texas Bushes "
tin and Fort Worth, ever AZ
lishnent. hls striyen 70 p,1s
mtion for thorough less wv
In this It hna been emilleal
aud Is recognized todny Va
leading institutions Of
South. Anyone contemplp..
clal course should call, or VT
tratcd catalogue. ..---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
SAN ANTONIO FATTJnlr-

SAN Antonio. Tex, Jan 10 Especially
Two small failures occurred today
Mattox q Dickinson, or the Tcxas Tea
aud Codcc company assigned In favor
of w i, TAYLOR; no statement
Paul Megdner u retail druggist. was
closed up on Distress warrant for rent.
aud his buuineas Is NOW Ia the hands OF
the san Antonio Drug company.
FAILURE AT BONHAM.
BOnham. Tex, Jan. 10. lSpccinl -
]. A. rarver, grocer merchant. made
'h assignment today for che benefit
of his creditors. naming w X. Smith
assignee Liabilities. &lGq0 20: assets.
SloJS. Waples, Platter q Co.. Denison.
Patty Joiner y Co.. and q g. Rrannan
n CO.. sherman. and j. G.. McGrady
Bonham, are the principal creditors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
PENCIL PlCKlNGS
IN THI.

II was exceedingly uhpleie'
crowd OF witnesses under n
for the grand jury witresss
out of doors. IN tie cold @
house yard
Colonel Robert AlcCart ( (.
the building OF two aor q
brick store houses on Man q
Tenth street.
Tue potato social win TAKE
evening nj the Cumberland vi
church under The auspices q q
:. &. T.. The program v4
yesterday.
The Woman's Auxiliap X q
&. A. win hold an impOr'fti y
the parlOrs of the nssodata
y, N. today. There will e y
OF officers for the now ycaf &,
ing. All memhcrs are uFge v
enL Other ladies who az IA
in the work ara invited 20 sit,
a lot OF Arkausas neqa
night before last on the tohA
left by the Santa Re iG \
where many Of their race sT
The Texas and Pad6e on
failed 20 come In last ultli
u wreck somewhere Oh tR 3
Texas and Pacific.
VIM. Carleton aud Miss slel
this city were married ia ~
quietly, yesterday.
sullivan, who was indicted I
for fighting n prize nghl
yesterday, and was bonded Ns
las Monday.
The wolf hunters ore o.
meet promptly ot s o'cloet is
IN Bud Daggctt's pasture y
viii at once begin. lfiIeafn
lively prohibited, bur ever
dog. game enough TO tagsR
asked TO bring that dog aloif
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
PERSONALS

CAPTAIN Fitzhugh, la!e
States navy, is il the clV
Galveston, w
Mr.. Chas, II, 80, NlaF
Tex. spent yesterday y M (
ing his brother, j. Mal'y,g,,i.'
aud sister Mrs, d. Chas.
j. III. Ketcheson geael.
st. Louis Printing ins
very pleasant call NJ l|
yesterday. vs.
Dr. W. A. Adams VIZ
of the city Il few Hass
terday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

Galveston, Tex IAN, Especial. mo
eogPt "a c'yil appeals iaei az 10 o'cloot
touNAs tNe tNil court present peisitt,s.
were handing down Ia the following ea".s
sig " rlatcer vs.. Albert Fr0rtrt nnneai
nom Aarlis county afiiimed "FF'N'
i. Mater nlesaam W Island city savings
Ncrsed and relnandcd
The state VI Texas. ex Rel. A Gnnsr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
FRANCn no nNcT M

,,.,, london. Ian. l0.-Acting in copfermit,
with instructions sent him ~ Dni n al y
a a,s minister; NJ Waddineton. Frenci
~ .l'phSsadoTi today sent noe ~ / Xxx
lsostuetry, british foreign MIMI ar 4,
r"NId 70 tho trouble ia Egspt. M Syht.h
Y wy stated France could not rennir
,,s,ulnsfsen! 70 an act on the port i' " Y
,GIea, nriah,that tended 10 h,frlpge thf
N"'p'Auelee Of the khediye. Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
A NEW MARhLI

A. w. Key Il Co. haye. w
market. corner Maiu and NV
Fresh meats and gane q
Orders taken aud meai VIZ
cred. Experienced lneN
choice; solicit your ,rade'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
RECORD YESTERDAY.
There Is a Chance to Learn All
About the Garden Of Eden.
WORLDS FAIR SUBSCRIBERS,
The Second Day Of the cockinn Main Ended
with Three Victories for Each Side-Ihe
Ladies' In Charge Of the Colonial
BalIp Want Assistance HENS
LEARN ABour EDEN.

Rev. II. L. Higgins, missionary OF the
New Jerusalem church, will lecture NJ
the court house on the general topics %,
"rhe Garden of Eden" His lectures had
very fiattering notices in the Waco l'ress'
aud certainly they are comprehensive ii
their scope aud nature as this INST OF
titles prove:
Lecture 4. Saturday. jan. ~, $50 p.
m.-"The Garden. It's Location Trees
and Rivers"
m-"'rhe Fan Of Man, its Cause aud
1iesult"
Lecture 3. Monday. Jan. -. 1880 p:
m.-"lhe Restoration Of Eden TO barlh.
Each lecture complete IN itself ana Tree
90 all.
The lectures will explain the meaning
of the talking serpent. woman buided
Of n rib. forbidden fruit etc. The New
Jerusalem church rs 10 some people
known as the SwcndenbOrgian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

Red Cross Lodge No IL. X. of Il.
last night installed the following officers
for the coming year:
Muster of the Work Ben NJ Terrell;
chancellor commander. X. H. Orr; vice.
chancellor, o. s. Lattlmore prelate. g..
H. johnson; master at arms, g.. A. Tom
linson: r. OF r. and s.. G.. NJ Brown
master Of finance. T. II T'iller; master Of
oxchequer. II. Steinfoldt; inner guard,
H. J.. Logan; outer guard. J. NJ. Perry.
The knights rank was conferred upon
Dr. w Is. West and the rink Of page
upon w. j. Mitchell Grand Magtcr-at-
Arms Ed. Hollis was the installing
officer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
FOOOTBATI.

Next Sunday there win be a game OF
football at the park &C 3 p. M. between
the Fort Worth lightweight team and
the Dallas team. The home team has
played against the Oak Cliff team twice
aud been beaten both times. but the last
game was very close, and the Oak Ciih
won by "A scratch.
Henry. the fast running half-hack Of
the Dallas team, having been disabled
at the last game, win act as referee IN
Sundays game. His place in the Dallas
tenn win be filed by n. l.. Monagan,
Although the Dallas team has an open
challenge TO any team In the South, the
Fort Worth boys are not a bit daunted
aud intend 10 tnckle them with @ de.
termination 10 win or give them n hard
tusslc.
On Wednesday, Feb. %, there will
be two games. one nc . y. M, between
the Fort Worth Juniors and the South
Side Mutadors, the other at . y. m, be
tween the Fort Worth lghtwcights
and Dallas team. These gnines. being
on national holiday, should be wen ut
tended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
HORSE vs.. sTREET CAR.

Night before last out on the NOrthside
Street Railway line cOllided with horse
and hurt him so badly that be had to be
killed The horse was on the track.
was close 10 the car when seen and the
motorman could not check the car in
time TO save the horse. lie belonged to
q man mined MerchinsOu and was val
ned al $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
BUSINESS.
INSoINENr.

Rutland. W., Ian. 10.-Frank II.
and George Briggs OF Brandon, real IS.
tate owners and specuatOrs, have filed "A
lEutou in insolvency Estimated lia-
hilides, S275,OO0; osscsts, S315OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
THE DAGGETT Esli'

Is now offered FOR sale n"
the balance on ten nup
years time. 1905 Maia =
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
ann COLoNIAn RAr.L

Ihe local board Of lady managers con-
Feb. %. They would IKE The assist'
ance Of the ladies of tho city. and nsls
them 10 meet with the bonrd thia after
noon az y o'clock, In the w. w. q rooms
of the Hendricks building.
IL " hoped everybody who feels Au I'M
terest in the Worlds fair viii be pnes.
ent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

Regard TO Higher Education Mr.. l.
IT. Morelan
y Dpet "Our Boys Misses Hamil.
ton aud Reeves
y. How to Secure and Maintain
Punctuai Attendance. Miss Pinka Jones
Voluntary experiences Of other teach
era
10 Adjournment
These meetings are directly for the
bDnehi of teachers. They serve as "a bet.
Ter aud closer Introduction ol these CO..
iaborcrs in The field Of education. They
are made NJ interesting as possible for
visitors. and the latter are always wei
c0mc.
Tho parents. The board of education
and The city council are always cordially
invited On give those institutes the
teachers Of their chiidrcn-thcir presence.
THE Cooking MAIN.
Yesterday afternoon the cooking main
between Spellmau of Kansas City aud
Nichols Of Fort Worth was resumed aud
cpellmnu won two Of the fights, leaving
the totals three 10 three. A. three more
nights viii end the main, The weighing
ii determining that there would be- nine
altogether the three matches this after
noon should have nu exciting interest.
ne main lights begin ut 2;3O In. the
afternoon.
First fight Nichols pitted one OF his
hacEy mountain domiuicks. weighin q
pounds ounces, against one of Spell.
man race horses of the same weight
rms was the longest light of the main.
lustlhg nlnc minutes, and over twelve
rounds. Tie Nichols bird on the
thirtecnth buckle, broke the back Of the
Speilman cock and This ended the fight
SecOu light Nichols showed Saw
Second tight Nichols showed IA saw
morse ana Spellman one Of bis race
Spellman won this In five minutes.
Third fight Nichols went back to the
Rocky mountain dominicks for the third
ana last light Of the afternoon. and the
slNth OF the main, and his bird weighed
~ az pounds . ounces Sppllmau
showed pound . ounce rnce horse
and Ia one minute the fight WINS ended
IN ms favor the cocks being pitpd only
once. this Wns the shortest fight of the
main.
In the evening the Nuasnubormcr Of
pallas and Nichols Of Fort Worth fought
four lights, each winning two.
First fight Nichols showed Ken.
lucky dominick, 8 pounds: Dnllns same
W'lghI ware horse; won by Dalus ia
Second Nichols showed spanele
doimnick, q pouuds Dallas the SHINE
weight ware horse; won by Dallas.
Time. = minutes
Third fight Nichols showed a Rocky
Mountain domiuick. 8 pounds 10 ounces.
buuss showed ware horse. sump.
weight; won Ivy Nichols Time . min.
utpB
Fourth fight Nichols showed q blue
qnul StingWcr, { pounds; Dallas showed
q Hayes cock, u pounds ~ Ouncrs: won
by Nichols. Time, . minutes.
The hack fights rud side fights not of
me main hogan ot 40 iu the evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

Austin Tex, Jan. l9.--tSpecal. l--The
supreme court made the following orders
today on applications for wrlts OF error.
hietused-W ~ Harrington, ct al.. vs. g.
Nranied-Neim vs.. James GeteBon Ell al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
MONEY FALLING.
Call Loans Made at Less Than
Three Per Cent.
WALL STREET TRADING GOOD,
With Western Union a Strong Feature, Inc
Stock Going Above Par-The Colon
Movement Continues LIght with
Prices Belier-in Demand.
ATWOOD VIOLETT 8 40

- g WIZ ' AFAfAaA I ~ We
New Orleans. Lu.. Jan. 10 Especial
Atwood Violet 4 Co. say:
Fulures-Our belief us expressed veg
terdny, that unless Liverpool was 10 bet
ter We would Ice lower this morning.
WAS verified. Liverpool futures close 3
10 { and spots LILO better. Spot salcs
of 1000 bales, however. gave 40 cn-
couragemcnt Of a better demand. We
thought after opening here the market
would improve, but instead the closing
here was l3 lower than last night liy-
crpnol apparently holds the key to thr
situation. 10 rs now a question, who will
win, the spot holders of this country or
the American and foreign spinucrg A
good deal of short interest WuR taken ont
of the market yesterday and this lph
lt without the support that short sules
always create
Liverpool cables today say hey learn
that tho light movement is due TO The
bud weather but AS small receipts have
prevailed for three days, il only shows
the stud being sent from This side and
how readily they believe In anything
hearish.
Port receipts today 1900 bales against
l2.On hnles last year. Estimate here
for tomorrow 1000 bales ugainst 2iUO
bales, 10000 bales at nll ports last year
aud 24,OOO bales la 1850. The amount
That came into sight this week last year
was l2NWW bales, IL Is not likely TO eN-
coed ll2,OOO bales this week, and yet
the movement last January was almost
the smallest on record since crops of
b,dOO,OOO hnlcs or over We attempted
last week ia replying to one question to
ascertain the stocks at interior points
not weekly reported and through this
medium asked our readers to report to
MS promptly stocks Ola hand up 10 Sat
urdny last II would have cost exactly
. conts 60 give US this information and
Ak our readers cover a large territory vs.
had hoped 20 give something valuable
ia them. but our replies have been exact
N cighty-nine, covering six states. aud
therefore what resnlt they show are
yulueless because OF points represented
by their replies, Total stocks. however,
az these eight.nine points show l0l 900
bales against 100000 bales last year or
about 20 - per cent less.
We anticipate little change In Liver
pool or here tomorrow.
Spots closed steady, sales, 2i5O bales:
quotations unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
SNEAK THuEvERY.

"A sneak thief entered the residence Of
ID. ii. Lawrence on Hampton and blui
streets yesterday afternoon during the
temporary absence Of the family and ae'
cured a silver card case, a Prince al.
bert coat aud vest of fine quality and
mike, a lady's gold chain, but no other
jewelry or money, though both were in
easy reach. The sudden return Of the
ladies Of the house. IL is thought, fright
ened the fellow away before he had an
opportunity Of making a thorough search.
When Officer Reeves aud Gazette re-.
porter called nc the house about I
o'clock, the ladies were very nervous,
but had discovered no further loss than
as above detailed. They had not been
away from the house more than ten
minutes, and during this time the Eel.
low who Inadvertently been on the witch,
and effected an entrance. The ladies
locked the house before leaving, and on
returning found the rear hall door open.
IL IS supposed the fellow unlocked the
back door, the key Of which was In the
lock, by turning u with pair Of nippcrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
TEXAS rs TUE BEST

Colonel ID. G. Kolp. The founder Of
Iowa Park, and formerly travelling pna-
sciger agent Of the Fort Worth aud
Denver arrived In the city last evening
with his wife, who are on tour of the
south ns the City OF Mexico. 90 better
enable him 10 tell the story Of the great
Southwest az the Worlds fair this sum.
mpr
=, The colonel has Travelled all oyer the
United States 60 find, II possible. sonlo-
ttiing better than TcKns. and can't do H.
and thinks he can prove Toxas tio best
nll round rnmnlrN Nm Tho Arnrlh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

Janaary y known thronsl,out tba
s ssF."us world as The linen month Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
FIFTY SEVEN BRIGHT
GENT

Ladies' and gentlemen an NY
Of the shorthand class al y
Worth Business college
south OF ~. Louis. can alp...
street. corner Of FoarIh y
cntnlngue.