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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-28
RETIRED BUSINESSW WOMAN.
a Page From Her History.

The important experiences Of others are
interesting. The following is no exception:
81 had been troubled with heart disease y
years, much Of that time very seriously. For
five years I was treated by one physician CON
tinuOusly. Twas in business, but obliged tC
retire on account of my health. A ply
stefan told my friends that I could not live a
month. My feet and limbs were badly swO!-
len, and l was indeed in a serious condition
when a gentleman directed my attention &c
DIR. Miles New Heart Cure, and said that his
sister, who had been afflicted with heart dis
ease, had been cured by the remedy, and was
again a strong, healthy woman. / purchased
a bottle of the Heart Cure, and in less than
an hour after taking the first dose 1 coulC
feel a decided improvement in the circulation
of my blood. When 1 had taken three doses !
could move my ankles, something | had NO!
done for months, and my limbs had been sWOl
len SO long that they seemed almost purified.
Before L had taken one bottle Of the New
Heart Cure the swelling had all gone down
and [ was so much better that did my OVID
work, On my recommendation six others are
taking this valuable remedy."-Mrs. Morgan
500 w. Harrison St, Chicago, Ill.
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, a discovery of an
eminent specialist in heart disease, is sold by
all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sem
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, OF
receipt of price, 81 per bottle, sig bottles fol
S., express prepaid. 1t is positively free frCn
all opiates or dangerous drugs,
Sold by W. M Yearly, Durham.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-28

Sick headache? Beccham's Pills will
relieve.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-28

That oily and rough skin cured and
the f&ce and hands bCautihcd by John
sens Oriental Soap; mcdiCated and
high" pclfumed Sold by w. N. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-28
40 You Want IA Position

DO You Want a Position
AS drummer, teacher, clerk, manager,
solicitor, took keeper, mechanic, servan,
etc =? Address with stamp,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Raleigh, n. G..
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-28

Mujor Collins, Of Hillsboro, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs w. l.
Wall, returned home Yesterday afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

markets ngrrr The continued wei wenth.
or hrs had on unlnyopMo effect on
general trade, aud muddy roads havc
chOcled tho movements of commercial
Travellers as Wen as mcreutle culltc-
tions
At Nashville country merchants are
mixing purchases in person rather more
numerousy than plscWhurn. lW Charles
ton Aiemplds Atlanta, iinnuushpm aud
Galveston unitc W reporting the other
features urutiuncd
The carnival has mtrrfcrd with whole.
sblc irndc ut New Orleans
l'hc depression Va cotton piros iH re-
ported ros NOusihlp for somu of tho clrolS
90 trading on lhn pan of tha iutyuOr
Southern merchants
lntaNUmhlc weather. bad ronds, scar.
dty U RAILWAY facilities, excitement
over s,ute politics Va Kansas ana higher
water in tho ohm river have trndcd To
check general trade 40 the Wcst
Iohnrp1 Hlira ore free ar Louisville
aud Nincimad, With dry eoods clothing,
~ adow AtApupl Scoops pau ouMptuq
tive az al goinis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Washington. Feb a. President
elect Cleveland win have the
appointment soon after he cOmcs into
Office OF chief iusticc az $1,000 and
two associate Justices at S6OOO for the
court of appeals OF thn District Of Column
bia. a new couu provided for 10y un act
passed by congress and signed by the
president iast week They are No, places
aud there will he sharp struggle Tor
them ~ Is understood that Congress
man Hemnhill oil South Carolina. chair
man of the district committee In the
hnuse IL not unlikely To get one of the
places Tie win have the support OF
bis congressional friends aud of such
influential men la local affairs as q. G.
Glover. the active head of the banking
firm Of Riggs q Co Mr. Hemphill has
always bkcu deep Interest 100 district
affairs pnd his acquaintance with district
mattTs would help him iu the place.
aud would remove thc objection 90 him
as nonresident Alr, Hcmphill was
always highly regarded by Mr. Cleveland
when he was president. and 10 is. therc-
fore thought chat he stands good
show lur getting one of the places Mr..
lIciuphill ran up against the Ailinuce
ia the last election, and with mos, of
the Other straight Democrats got laid out
by the Iillmauitcs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Washington. Feb tT.in act.
ing upon the. application az
mfaon 10 The case 80 ustAro WIl1e
ni feHas for violating ihe aei n~chibe
ing the importation ~ f0rpirler. r,dar
contvw 90 labor 20 de ruited s,sies.
aud sentenced 90 pay hne 81 sfik0
in .arh of the sixty iour cases. ihc PRESS
dent saws
lhi, riulaiim of tue law trai f,iflo,.
me managing 81 perTibs anler tontrltl fo
iuNof ucrNrei WiMH loss ELAN 4 ,rtf.
Hl'r be po#ale Of rhe aw. Me Wmc
IS rnder oath Tint hc $50 not know Of
we iuw or that his oci was illrgnl. and Ne
fprfo'Aminl by the dgMntit III the
pefsms sent aboard n ta,.nfr iha iabSr
e'~ De open me3haie rfa eofp used
10 secure tie lahorer lu puhW altnr-
aHurat aud ile hct TINT ihey were
Nfpgn no body yrcms to swinor ibe
tlnim that lle persons ergavCA An IA
were ignorant pf ihc law. rhs district
attorney in lfs hra report atod that
he Ind cvilnure 80 guilty trtot,leIpn.
nut ma litter report hrs somewhat aunli-
hed timt stnlcWrut a se3nrab claim
WIS made Tor each muu tiHN -fonrl and
tnle Jp9 smeni and COSTS aggregated ncarly
NWVNN Under an tha c'rnnstsntr. i
thlnk $1,000 nni all thc costs win ha a
sllcient penalty. aud un0n tAe Payment
u hut amount the residue oi the penal.
ties VIII bc reuiued.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
GAINESVILLE.
How Charley Grow Was Killed The Pylhias
Anniversary 10 Be Properly oh.
soved-Lccal Notes.

Gainesville. Tea, Feb, Tt Especial D.
When the west-hound local arrived here
today nt noon Charley trOW, the head
brakeman. was missing few seconds
latcr telegram rnmr from Whiicsb0rO,
stating that his body had been picked up
n the yads ntwo pieces No one saw
the accident. and hs death can be nc
counted for only on thc NuppuNunn tlmt
he fAl beneath thp wheels while making
"A flying switch, at which ume ne was
Lass aoen by his companions NnlQtchps
of blood on the drive wheels showed thut
the engine had passed over his Body.
Crow lived Ia Denisrf lie was ~
Years of npe aud unmurrd
o. w Phelps and Presley Wnrd Of
Gainesville. Jim Jones aud Miss Cecil
Rq.sland ~ Pilot Point stood rxnminu.
don Tor teachers' certificates today
Dr. ], r. Wilson has been appointed
county physician boy the cotuHy counts
siOuers
The committee on arrangements for
the knights az pythins hall met last
night and determined % add q banquet
10 the celebration 90 tllc orders apniver
sary The dancing win he on tie SECOND
floor and The banquet 90 the first iloOr
81 the Walker building.
a. M tYnrett 0t Leon, J. r., who was
M town today. reports th9t The formers
~ ha community win greatly Increase
their cotton Acreugc ilns yenr.
sheriff Pat Ware By quite teripusly m
Mrs. Anffe White tplny filed suit
White Cruei aud inhuman treatment
n 81. Potter. Who has been very 50
riously ia gOr several weeks, was ont
today FOR Tie FIRST iliur since he took
sick
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
FROM HONOLULU
Comes the News That the
American Flag Still Floats
FROM THEGOvERNMENT HOUSE
The Feeling In Favor Of Annexation Grows
Bullsher In One Of tho Small WI.
lagos Cuts Up and a Marshal Is
Sent h,lor Him.

san Francisco. Cal. Feb 1.-THE
steamship Bclric from Hong kuug and
NukOh0nnl via Honolulu arrived la port
ut . O'Clock this morning with small
roN aboard SHE WAS unArhnilned OF.
iicers on The bridge Uf the steamer
shouted to the occupants Of the small
boat which went nlOngsidp that the
American flag was slill ilpniing over the
government buildings in Honolulu aud
all WIS quiet WHOM the steamer left there
ifcnnnrY no.
Mgrshal lnw was declared on by the
provisional government Feb, .,
Everybody VIZ nnNiOuHly awaiting
Rows from The linited States and the
sentiment in favor of annexation was re-
ported steadily growing 4 detachment
90 sailors and marines from the United
States steamship Boston waA still quar-
tered On shore
Tho United Sinte, war ship Mohican
WIS jud entorng the harhor Of Homo.
lnlu As tAp ifolgic sdlod. EN-Ouren
lilinokalani B sill in retirement
Ihc provisional government tins dcn-
onsiratpd ~ ability % cope with tho sll-
nation ana has iu d great measure, won
public confidence NJ. H. Damon minis
ter Of finance ~ the Thmston cabinet.
hns hron appointed yice-pmsideuf OF tho
provisional government hy the executive
nnd advisory councils. Damon b one of
ihe commissioners now lu Washing.
ton
Governor Cleghom. iho hroihcr.inInw
Of tho queen and father OF Princess
kaiulan is authority for tde statement
that document has been drawn up,
which l4iliuol,nluni agrees, u fnIllng IN
her effort go induce the lrifcd Sinips
government 10 restore hnr % power, 10
accept iiriucesn kniulaui no alcegsor
Professor Dolp VI tle provisional gov.
ornament gafB The English business utter.
cata 0f th0 senAe prefer kanlNni should
rule. bul wodll nof object VI ga American
Hotcciprafe back Of her American
residents nrc for nnucKHf9a.
An international Incident win fn.inw
the ARTIST OF G. S. kFuherslv ~ rho ~
land ~ Hawaii. British subject. which
has been ordered by Che proymoi4ni eog-
rmmeni WlleH notice 81 tho formation
0f the PROVISIONAL ROFerumcnt had been
forwarded % the Village ~ lNolaia,
lfWuerly called iunRs mcAting pffrr
which lle visited The CONT blouse tore
down the proclum8tiun of tho provisional
government aud deiirA the irputy spnn
tn Ariest iii'a On the matter brug tfet
aentcd 10 ilie advisory council Cfllon wore
ISSUED for bus nrrrst On ihe chReea Of
afliiign ana "a deputy mHfHhui u.nt 10
maize ie arrest. Az kNunurslg ~ II
pro.lincnt maD SD nu inflnia.e .ritud
III use knuNl cpmWWogef resident i
IF expected y clnsh mas follow with bis
government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
A REPUBLICAN WITH ASPIlRA.
TlONS.

Washington, Feb II. Mr. g.
V. ltnay. the cntomol0gist Of
the department OF agriculture, sometimes
known ns the "Bugologist,' Isl. Il is snid
at the department, "a candidate for the
office OF assistant secretary Of agriculture
under the Cleveland administration This
desire uf this famous writer on the sub
iert OF insects probably acconnts for his
recent visit TO the prcsidput-elect and
his complimentary illusions 10 him in
recent newspaper interviews. Professor
ltley has been known 10 his associates
IN the department. as a lifelong Republic
can, but IL Is iAthnued that possibly ne
Is impressed with tle iilea that this fuct
viii now be D point la his favor IN view
Of recent non-purusah appointments OF
President Hnrieon and Presldeui-elect
Cleveland. Professor Riley has many
bitter cnemies among he scientific men
of Uncle Jcriy's seed distributing bureau
and some OF them DO not hesitate 10
say that the insect destroying Inventions
now iu use hy the farmer ana OF which
Professor Riley rnins tit authorship
are really the inventions of his nsslH-
tunts. This Is sald lQ be- true of the
so-clllcd Rely nozzle, au invention for
squirting "A poisonous preparation upon
the destructive potato bug and live in-
sects The widow 0f tho late Professor
Barnard, who was employed m the De-
pNrmrnt of agriculture claims thar her
husband invented aud owned this world
wide device and should have been entt-
cd 90 thc honor OF los Invention. as She is
entitled TO the proceeds of its sale. which,
however SIDE does moi get
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
ron sECRETARY OF THE SENATE.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE ra-
rious candidates for One tlicc
of secretary OF the sennte after March
are MI working Ike beavers in tleir own
behalf. The siblatiou Is decidedly mixed,
ard no one of the aspiranis can iell
even Approximately where ne stands
There are two candidates from Norm
Carolina, both ex-ncmbers of the house
Of Representatives. One Of them, MT
Cox. Is said 10 hive The support OF Sena-
TOR Ransom, while senator Vance IS
understood 10 favor Colonel /, q, WASH
iprton. Mr. Washington b. said 10 have
more individual pledges fi0m senators
than any Of the other candidates. The
foct tbat hc was the Democratic caucus
nominee for the position 40 ne time me
present secretary. Mr. McCoOk, WAS elect
IA Is held 10 be greatly iu hia favor.
Senator Gibson a Maryland mas declared
ia favor Of Mr.. Washington, but Senator
German has not yet indicated his prefer
once. Mr. lirice Is nomNAlly woflllG
for ~. Nepreseniatiye Lefevle, Of Uhp
but some arr inclined 10 think that ht
and Nj. German. General Ransom anu
other veteran politicians On me Je'N
ocfatie side win NJ the amspiolous time
settle down upen some one 90 their miiiA
and put him through Tie ONCE OF seelt
tary Of tile SENATE Is one q me pretilfal
unGpr the g0vclnment Tho salary u
very comfortable one. and there 3 aps'-
lntely nofhlng for the fortunate oecgpApt
20 10 except play gentieman-atlalS
Ii s 10 wonder thcae are So many Aiitf
IL Ia Tie disposition o. the patronage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
rnnRN MAY HE a rlGmr.

Washington. Feb. t1. Th Star
SAYS: Those Democrats who op-
posed the nomination Of Mr. CleYc-
iund are pleased at the selection Of
JUDGE Gresham for secretary Of state
# what they say privately may be- ac-
ccpted as rejecting their sentiments
They are gratifed, they say because the
selection proves what they said nt first
thar Mr.. Cleveland does not represent
the great mass of the Democratic party
and is moi going TO try TO please them.
There rs little doubt felt by weli-ln-
formed politicians here that Mr. Hin ip-
tends to oppose the confirmation OF
Judge Gresham, when his name is sent
IN for secretary of sTete, If he can get
any assurance of assistance from enough
of his colleagues TO give any hope Of
success. Il is said that il there b.
strength enough IN the opposition 10
make Il worth while TO attempt 90 de-
feat the nomination, both the New York
senator's win join ia the light. Hills
speech on The Senate at the Jenkins
banquet is regarded in New York as
significant of his purpose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
cIERks rERRLnLY rXEnc1srn.

Washington. Feb 17.-rhc tno0.
saAda of department employees In
Washington pre terribly rNcrcietd
over he rercnt action uf me house OF
rcprcs cntahves in sO materially hrreas.
ing The hours OF labor aud decreasing
the period Of leave granted during the
year The action of the house Is de-
nunnced most pittcriy as the grossust
injustice. The ears Of female employees
ARE Rowing copiously all over the city.
lheT declare, and really With truth. that
the Increased hours Of labor will prncti-
caily break an OH home life. They viii
Cor SIX months In the year be compelled
90 rise at lnppportuuc hours ~ tho morn
ing and viii reach home SO late iu the
evening and 80 worn out as TO hc COM
PEELED o. go 10 bed az once II rs also
sulI it VIII necUssitHte those who have
sought tn economizo and go gain health
by resouing 40 country homes 80 come
back TO the city. and force thcm tO wcri-
fee the little moous they hye spent for
This purpose. " is said by thea "a H.
rather hurd that this great burden should
ho PM upon thcu hy men who get
5000 per nunum for giving nominal
attention 90 public duties thlee cor four
hours % day Tor six months ga the yeaf.
The injured ones are hoping the senate
will listen to their appeals and not cone
cur In the action OF The house Great
pressure viii bc brought 90 bear upon
that body, and 10 u doubtful n its gall
liant members can resist the feminine
batteries brought 10 bear upon them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
TRADE.
What Dun and Bradstreet Have
10 Say Of 1t.
THE GOLD GOING So, 100000
And No, sa,00O,OO0 as Stated Dad Weather
Has a Delouea, Edael -'iardi 6ras In
leriores a, New 0rlaanO Fail
ures Tor the Woek.
nuNs RNNIEW.

New York. Fch AZ Duns weekly
reyirW Ui trade rNys'
Exports of gold tomorrow viii not be-
S0OOO.UoO as Ht enc timr eNpettel put
probably no more Than S2.uO0,VOO and
The treasury reserve Of over AlELOuN-
OO0 bn. not been diminished. More
over quite large purchases OF securities
un foreign account are reported, which
would cancel the heavy adverse uer
cbHndiso balances and 40 that extent
prevent gold 8hIpuents
The distribution of dry goods al bos
ton is large. wool h steady.
40 most southern POINTS buNnOfH
shows SOME Improvement, though the
movement OF cotton is small md prices
somewhat lower.
Speculative markets have been ccm-
parativey quiet in view of monetary un'
ccrtniuties and somewhat wclhcr pN.
ceplIug that oil las 1scn t IL ASH lard
nonHy l.2c
Wheat Il i.2c lower With receipts Of
100000 bushels az the Wcsl Ia four
days.
Couon l-So lower, Enough receipts con'
TIME smgn.
Collep LIDO lower
la stocks The market has been some
what depressed by the disappointment
about bond issues
Wooden works are a. ousy ns ever,
aud snles of wool nt the chief markets
lids year hayo mad gain of - per
cent
Trade In dress goods u rScallnni in
every department Va knil foods strong
and ia carpets ut well but ruttons are
"a hide less active.
Business failures throughout the c0uu-
try thp ptAt seven days are ~, CONE
unrnd with 26O lnHi week. Tho cor.
responding week last yinr The hguipH
were POO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
RnApsrRNMrs RNPoRT.

Now York, Feb, a. Bradstreeta TO
morrow win say
Ihe fentnrps Of the general trade sin,
nti0n this week Includes iho chrck 20
business South and in portions ol the
Wcst and Northwest, because ~ I'M.
favorable weather aud resulting bad
Tcadine grocery Staples, main cotton,
u0rl low grades cattle ana hogs are
lower m price, Willie advances are p0teh
m print cloths. leather mdet, lHld, Hugdr'
white pine lumber, rubber epodH ulil ni
bo@cmcr pig iron ana ttecl At mus
burg
both cOasts Of tho United states ior ilif
week ending Fob. l6 equal bDhWu1j
bushels. compared win 3oSi 500 BUSHELS
last wcel, and 3,l2ioOD bushels tlie
week before IN the IKE week one ycnr
ago tbc total wnf kt12Wy bushels lw0
wears ago, 2OS0.O0O bushels; three years
AGO. g.272OOO bushels i.nat Wees New
Orleans aud Galveston shipped l,foONUU
bushels uf wheat bhi niilf nfput one
SIKH of that quantity ihf weeN'
Cross cummings Of railway companies
f0r 1902 Furnished mn ngWceaie ~ about
gsOWOOlO fthrce.Qunuem Of tiie NJ.
proainate total gross earnings 81 rail-
ryed cOi1pnniea) ltiD of nhnui bO pfr
cent hnt their total net earnings last
WAR $3iOOOO.0OO, an lncranee of oWy
AZ UiI cent li iH1i iAfN haih ~ gross
over 1870 WIS 80 per cent aud the net
increase of G.2 Icr cent.
Collections South reported 10 Bnlti.
more houses DELAYED by bad roade. but
the outlook for sprlDr trade iR favorable.
BUYERS are Conservative.
~ the london wool aalcs 10000 bDles
have been secured FOR ne United NipiNa.
9he damaud Tor domestic wool is light.
being heaviest ii the tefrifnrios and AuH-
tralia. Blnnkrt MILLS are sold ahead
and cDruet mills are b1rs while MONS
woar wooden makers report orders less
frequent GiuglamH are selling ehead
III antepaJigns. print ci0th stocks afe
cleared ~ and prices higher ana prints
active. with the general movement IN
dry goods excelleut
A decrease 81 rs ~ cotton prices ap.
pear - ho hased ~ free, movement
which POINTS. unleaa there shOuld ~ d
parpendicndr drop in recpirls soon, rs
crop Of not fHF from U,3nD,000 bales
Instead 81 the lover i1tuls ~ vigorously
adYauted few weeks ago
feltGr4ms from leuding Southern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
Mills and Other Senator'S Dis
euss The Gresham Episode.
ANOTHER SENSATION BREWING
hacVeigb, Also in trthu1s Cabinet, May e.,
aIucy flum,
Appolnloes Of 1895 gol in Favor-gIn msy
Lead a Fight Cue Wilkes fines
ReduGed-~eood-bYo 10 BABY
Ruth.

Washington. Feb. l7.Tt IS stated
thel ,oAe Dcnoctntip sennfori Ifla
niiee of Ohio and Voorhees, of Indiana.
ete receiving from 100 to 100 lefsIs a
Jay irou their constituents m me- mte-
resi- Of Office seekers and that me yush
TOT 0Hice under the anticipated GNeyc.apd
ADMINISTRATION snplfses afglbnp over
SHOWN in political llh This IN slite of
S g15e ny that ~ wen Shown thgt Mr.
lr ,.ei iia8, CoDs gun ~. almiuis.
10 The le0f "SIo tDe,. snd fhn frr.
ther fact IT, a IN, bnlIr,e,.
ln ciYl SERVE -, Wsk 20 ms tor
eight years been ~ rD Ifhnt no.
intends To- enlarge It's lYrc than
hllt The Democrats in CO.,, gin adj
init M private thar they haze no hope
whatever OF being able TO secure any
considerable amount of patronage under
President Cleveland and We, thcy are
c1uod upou scores of times each dny TO
say something TO their constituents in
response 10 appeals Tor places
u i now wei known .hat Mr. Glove
lnnd b. selecting his cabnet with view
90 bHying the member, of that tribunal
dispense the patronage taking those la
borious duties away from men ia CON
gress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
IEGALlTY or THE COTTON TAX.

Washington, Feb. l7.--A report
which II likely 10 raise ms
outcry among the stalwart class OF Re-
publican organs has been made by the
house committee on the Judiciary without
dissenting vote. The bin reported
simply authorizes Il test case IN the court
of claims which may be carried TO tho
supreme court on the cOnstitutiOnality Of
the cotton taX levied during and after
the war, hm If the decision should be-
tnat tho tax was unconstitutional tile
demands upon tie federal treasury for rc-
funds would amount ~ abSUT2,3Ss
This was the amount paid upon the tax
without counting any allowances f0r ili-
lercst OF damages Representative Oates
81 Aiahama introduced q hHl authorizing
me making 81 tosr case IN The court
1f claims and he was authorized ny ihp
committee today % report i % he house
Ii the decision Of the supreme court is
iu favor OF ihe c0nsiitutiUnallty 81 the
tax no further cases are 90 20 before
ihe court m claims, bug e ihe decision
of the supreme court ia that the inN IS
unconstitutional the court ri claims ig
10 consider aud decide al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
GOoD-BY. "BABY0 RUTH.

Washington, Feb. N, No mat
ter what Mr.. Cluwiand mny
DO in The way Of accepting Air Haii.
sons Lopitnlity IL h NOT ot ~ likely that
Mrs Cleveland will be able t0 20 To-
Washington for some little time yet
When the popular wife of the presi-
dent-rlcct left her city house FOR the
Lakewood cottage Il wnOgiycn ont that
II was largely for the benefit Of Baby
Ruth and that the recent cnse of scarlet
fever In the White House would render %
desirable m "Bnhy" Ruth's account
90 defer Mrs Cleyplond's occupancy Of
that building for a few weeks after
March =
n Is certain now. however, chat there
were other lives 10 lp considered bee
sides that Of BABY Ruth IN lnying
these plans. and indeed, n all goes we'll.
as millions of mothers all over lie land
sincerely hope they Will 'Bnbv' Ruth'R
little nose win hc completely out of joint
before She reaches the White House.
and that interesting child VII hereafter
boz known as plain mud simple 'Hnua"