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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
BLOOMINGTON HONORS HIM.
Vice President Elect Stevenson Leaves for
Washington to BE lnnusurnted.

Vice President Elect Stevenson Leaves for
Washington to BE lnnusurnted.
BLOOMINGTON. H., Feb. 27.-All Bloom.
ington wns active early this morning to bid
farewell to Vice Presi ident- Elect Stevenson.
who was to start on his journey to Wash
ington for the inaugural. Stevenson and
family arrived at the depot at 7:3o, but tho
great crowd assembled would not be denied,
and il was eight O'Clock before Stevenson
could finish the round OF hearty hand
shakes from friends and neighbors end a
great farewell cheer rose as the train pulled
out.
Chicago. Feb. 27.--Nica- President Stew
enson's train arrived III South Chicago
shortly after noon and was shifted from the
the tracks of the Chicago 4 Alton road to
those of the Baltimore d Ohio over which
tho remainder of the journey will be made.
Stevenson was greeted by his fellow citi-
zens at towns along tho way, but made no
speeches.
JUNCTION, O., Feb. 2I-Nice President
Steyenson's special train reached this
point soonafter eight O'clock tonight. MI,
Stevenson adhered during the day to his
determ in alton to make no speeches on the
trip. Az all points where the train stopped
democracy was sembed in large nambers
AZ Defiance, Ohio, John Scholey. IN old
time democrat. presented Stevenson with "A
hickory cane of fantastic design, on behalf
of the democrats OF the Western reserve of
Ohio saying they desired him to carry II at
the inauguration. Stevenson said he
would take care of 1t while he lived and give
it to his children after him. that they
might remember the incident with peasure.
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vice-presidont responded. lie said i'll part,
II brought to the position very limited
experience and but iittle knowledge of
parliamentary law. for the lines of my life
hnd been cast in places whore such kuowl.
edge il not requi ed. | felt the full force
of my shortcomings, but rolled with trust
ing confidence upon tho gontle forbearRnce
that has ever characterized the seunts of
the United States. Experience has shown
that my trust had abundant foundat!ou.
That ! have served tho senate accoptnhiy
tand l am fam to believe 40 from tho
earnest recognition you have given mo hote
and elnswhere) has been because of the
generous and unselhsh suppors received by
ma from all nembets of that body. with
ont distinction of party and bias from po-
ltioat affiliations. | would DO lacking IN
common sensibility did not foel over
whelmou with gratitude and express in the
strongest words that my tongue ttoo fecAiS
TO express the full emotions of my heatD
Ii capable of forming, the thanks. sincere
aud hearty thanks. with which | ackuowl-
edge tho compllment so generously Paid
me.
Tho distinguished gentleman who will
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
"Ihe Rest" ON peck Acain.

CuloAGo. Fob. T.-One of tho bitterest
political fights Chicago has had in recent
years was on at the democratic primaries
to- day. The struggle was between Garter
Ii. Harr!aon. eS- mayor ana Mt pr0sont edi-
tor of tho Chicago Times. and Washington
lleslnG proprietor of the Stats Xeituug.
ono of the mosh influential German news
papers III the west liaslnS also claims to
be Responsible for the democratic victory in
Illinois last November. The plum so eager
ly sought by tho rival editors WAS tho demo,
cratic nomination for mayor in to-nor-
rows convention, Tho result OF the DAYS
work was the heaviest vote ever poll.d ut a
democratic pRimai ins in this city. At mid
night it seems certain that Harrison has at
least two-thiids of the delegates to the con
yontion. and IL practically certain Of the
~ NJ lLnIl
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Monbars' sslo not Bona Fids.

CLEVELAND. Feb 27--W. B. Fasig. of tho
Tattes sails -Fasig company. was asked about
the sale OF Monbnrs. 2:1lN.. about which
there have been some ugly stories cirou-
lated in New York. There was said TO have
been by bidding. and that tho great three
yea'-old WINS bought i'll at $4,000 by his
owners. Richfold Il Lenthers. faIsig said;
To me to bo much like n skin game. / be-
loved tho sale wns bona fldo until il was
said Riohtield d heathers had bought back
the colt from his buyer Mt tho gnlo Mt an al
vance OF $500. That settled it in my
mind. think it was a crooked transaction
oil around"
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Harriet Hubbard Aver insane.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--Ths commission ap-
pointed by Judge Andrews, OF the supreme
court to inquire into the sanity of Harriet
Hubbard Aver. manufacturer OF toilet
articles, and divorced wife of lie, bert Y
Aver formerly u millionaire in tho iron
business III Chicago. They have two
children. Mrs Allou Seymour, aud Marea-
rot. 10 years old, at school at Stuttgart,
Germuny. In applying for commission
to inquire INTO her sanity. Aver says he has
no interest IN any OF her property. and
brings proceedings to save her own ieputa-
tlon and that OF hor daughters. Mrs Aver
WAS tskon to an asylum Feb. ., on order
of Judge hcAdam, of ths superior coust,
on ths certificate of two ply soians. She Is
said to be suffering from chronic melan,
CnOlIn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
A BRUTAL TENAN.
He Nurdorousiy Assaults the Guarii ian OF
Contestsu IstHte

He Nurdorousiy Assaults the Guard ian OF
Contested Estate.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-At tho main entranc CO
of the court house to- day, in view or hun
dreds of people, Samuel Baxter Foster, at
totney for the Grand Trunk railway, was
assaulted and knocked senseless by Philip
Wood, Il Texan. Foster is executor Of tho
estate of Alon2o G. Wood. and the Texan ia
one of the contestants of the will, which
leaves IN estate valued at 100000 erClu.
sively to the grandchildren of deceased.
Philip Wood aud other relatives filed bill
to set aside the WILL alleging that Foster
exercised undue influence over tho maker
of the will. Foster filed demurrer, which
Judge Tuley sustained.
This anGered Wood. and tins morning IA
Foster WAS entering the court house. the
Texan rushed at him and struck him down
with tho butt end of II heavy whip. A. the
Same time, it il said, he said: Now, III
kill you ---- you!' making "A move
toward his pocket. Bystanders sprang for
ward and seized him. Foster received n
bad cash in tho temple and WAS severely
hurt. Wood was taken TO tho central sta
tion, whore search disclosed the fact thst
he had n loadsd revolver III his pocket. llo
refused to make a statement.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
4 Elg bridge to lie Huilt.

Sioux Cry. Feb. 27-Ths Pacific Shora
Line bridge. begun three years ago. and
suspended by financial reverses, is to be
completed ut once. 1t will be sixty feet
wide and the cost over Il million dollars. Ii
IL expected that il will be completed by
Nov. |. The Pacific Short Line 10 alao
getting ready to push westward from
O'Neill. Their first aim will be to get CON
nection with the Burlington a. Missouri
road near Dunning. Neb.. which will aivo
the road u line into the Black Hills and ths
Burlington new line 10 the Missouri river.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
CRUSHED In A MINE.
j. H. Henderson Killed In the Trohnel
Mine Near Rintui

j. H. Henderson Killed in the Trohner
Milne Near Rimini.
j. II. Henderson. a miner. died yester-
day morning from injuries received from
fall of ore in the Frohpsr mine in the
Red Mountain districs Sunday evening.
Just how tho accident occurred is not
known. Henderson was found in the shaft
in an unconscious condition. About a
buoketful of ore had evidently struck his
head and produced conclusion OF tho brain.
DR.. Perrin, of this city, WAS summoned,
but all efforts to save the man were fruit
less and he died ut the boarding house near
the mine early yesterday. he body was
brought to Helena and will probably be
sent to Topeka. Kan, when telegram In
answer is received from Henderson's
BROTHER who ID a druggist thsse.
Henderson was about 33 years old and
has been around Helena about year He
formerly lived in Denver Col. He il u
member of tho order of Odd Fellows and
carries travelling card.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28

TO-DAY, the great three day
convention of the National Elec-
trio Light Association opens at
St. Louis, Mo.
All the great railroads have
extended special rates to at
tending delegates, and the spe-
cial train from New York to
St. Louis is one Of the most
elaborate ever seen in this
country. Vast interests are rep
resented, as electricity is grad
ually supplanting horses, steam,
and gas
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
A PREM AZURE BLAST,

John Chellow Killed at the IL, aud H.
Mine.
A fatal accident occurred in level No. 2 of
the II. and Ii. mine. near Placer, by which
John ChGllow lost his life, The unfortu-
nato man was preparing to fire n blast no
had Just put in when the explosion oc.
Cured. His companions heard il, and
suspecting something wns wrong ran 10
where he was and found Chellow had been
literally blown Co pieces, portions of his
body being scattered all around. Tho larg-
est part found was one foot
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
The blizzard Abroad.

LINCOLN. Neb, Fob. 27.-Nearly all:parts
OF Nebraska experienced mild blizzard
to-day. Snow and sloet foil last night and
wind to-day turned into n gale reaching n
velocity OF sixty miles an hour. Railroad
traffic thus far has not boen greatly I'M
peded.
hIsSEArorIs, Feb. 21.-Iho worst snow
storm OF tho season has been raging since
daylight with little signs of IA let up.
Street car traffic to- night IL in bad way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
Died of Appoplexy. A

Special to The independent.
VIRGINIA CRY. Feb. 27.-A. G. Hail.
banker. Of this city, was taken with
an apopleptc fit this morning at o'clock,
which rendered him totally unconscious.
and in which state he remained till his
death, which occurred about oneio' clock this
afternoon. His sudden death is a severe
shock to his wife and four children as we'll
as to this community.
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Evidence ~ to Insanity.

Special TO IhB INdepehUelt.
BUTTE, Feb. 27.-rhe entire day in
the MIS-. Pushman murder trial WAS
taken up with the introduction of expert
medical testimony by the defense bearing
on the question of insanity. The general
testimony on tAat point was that the wo-
man was suffering from puerpersl melan-
cholia and that she vas not able at times to
control her will power.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28

SAN FRANolseo. Feb. 21.--rhs various
prize fighting clubs OF this city have de-
elared prospective matches of and fighters
have ceased training. Tho California Ath-
letic club has closed and will retire from
business. All Of this Is one of tho results
of tho killing of Billy Miller by Dal Hawk
ms at the Pacific Athletic club laat Friday
ullht.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28

IN lew days succeed me. has cause for
cohRfainlhtion, nnd at tho end Of his ser-
vicn "ill have like occaBion for aatiafac.ion
thht tho support and countennneo ever nc
corded to its preaidin0 officer by tho senate
wiii be his. rendering the performance OF
the grave and important duty u pleasant
and attractive fuuctiOn,"
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Sent Up for Counterfeiting.


NpNVIHf liIdfIIeHI'IIN'
BUTTE. Feb. 27.-Judge Knowles, in
the United States court to-day. sem
fenced James McGrath to three months
in the psni.entiary and to pay 800 for
counterfeitinr. The court then adjourned
for the term.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
Whisky Not Improved by Adulterants.

WAsn1NGToN. Feb. 27.-Ihs whisky trust
investigation closed to-day. g. M. keasy.
recalled, said liquors were not improved in
any way by the use OF adulterantH. the
government should abolish tho use Of recti-
fers' certificates to liquor dealers aud make
u felony to adulterate liquors. The
bonIed reriod should be maue five yenrs
instead of three. The committee will Prob
ably report IN foil committse to: nnrraw.
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without distinc-
tion of party,
united in tender
ing a compll,
nentury dinucr
and in boarine
testimony to the
admirable man
nor i'll which he
has pre- ST Il q Il
over the dsliber-
n ito MS of tho
supper chamber
! o! congress the
past four years.
: enator hlaudet-
son presided and
after addresses
bySenators Hale,
Cockrell, Villas
and others, the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-28
MORTON COMraIMENTED,
Receives II Distinction Never Accorded
One In His Position.

WARRINGTON, Feb. y. - Vice P.esiaent
Morton was honored tonight MS mono of his
predecessors have been. The entire senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

LONG ISLAND CITY, y. V. jnly
u Two eutire blocks of buildings in
this city were destroyed by fire 'lGs morn
Ing. The new s. Miry's Roman Cath
ole church just completed At east Of
$30O,O0O is totally destroyed. The par
sonoge was one of the first buildings
thoroughly Quilted by the fire. The to.tly
new pnrorhinl school, which had teycr
been used. was also destroyed The
flames started In Grays refrigerator fac
tory, in ,he fOTrth Story, and spread rap
iiiy lhrmgh ,hrsr sock Of Try timber.
Southerly winds carried the flames, ard
a, noon the whWc block iOunl'd by
Jackson avenue, on the west Icy Vernon
avenue ami Fourth street aad Fifth
street on the north was In lanes.
The hir dplgrtmvlu could du uothing
10 stop the progress of the flames. Hrlu
was asked from Brooklyn but before it
arrived ghc entire block IN which the
fire started wax doomed After burning
for nearly an hour the fire leaned actpss
to the opposite buildings on Fourth and
Fifth street. and the tiremen were power
loss to check / progress
These burned blocks made up the husi-
ness portion of the First ward More
than 100 families have bcen rendered
homeless, The loss is about SS0O.0O
There was lack 81 water until the fire
was nearly under control a. Il then there
was great shortage.
At 2:3O p. IN. the tower of the Cath
Ollie church fell with crash aud wrecked
what remained of the roof Of the main
building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

The ease Of Walter Kiml,all, who was
arrested by Officer Scott and jailed on
u charge of vagrancy was tried by a
justice yesterday morning. before u jury.
The vagraucy charge was brought against
Investigated The case OF Bessie Shercr.
whom kimball is alleged to have enticed
from her home in Dallas Kimhall proved
that he had paid his board ut the West
ern hotel up to date; the vagpncy charge
failed To stick and he was released.
Officer Scott had heard nothing from
Dallas In regard to the matter AZ 1 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
kimball, It is said. left the city yester-
dag afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to euro In all It's stages and
that Is catarrh. HOlfs Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known 10 the
medical fraternity Caiarrh being con-
tional treatment, Halls Catarrh Cure
v taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of tho
system, thereby destroying the foundn-
ton of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing It's work.
The nropre'orn have 50 much faith ih
Hundred Dollars for any case thar Il
fals TO cure. Send for list Of testimon-
ials
Address, /. j. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Yesterday deal was consumatcd he
tween j. w. Burgess aud L. NJ. Daggett
by which the former sold tn the latter
1000 acres Of land eight miles north Of
Fort Worth. for the sum Of 100000.
A year and half ago such u deal
would have excited little II any comment
and il is chiefly interesting at present rs
m eifectunl demonstration Of the oft-re-
peated statement that Texans have faith
Va Texas and Texas soil as a secure
place TO invest their surplus dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
STATE NEWS.

MARLIN. Tex. July 21.-iSpeial)-
Mr.. T. II. Barlan's son. Harry, ] ] vars
Of age. accidentally shot himself through
the thigh with a 32-caliber revolver this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

I,rysipclas. Swollen Limbs. Bad Sores
Scales and Scubs on the leg have been
entirely cured by p. +, r.. the most
wonderful blood medicine of the day.
4 course of p. T.. T., will Danish all
bad Feelings and restore Your health to
perfect condition. Its curative powers
are marvellous II ont of sorts aud In
bad humor With yourself aud the world.
take T. p. F., and become healthy and
Vaff.nal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

County Attorneys '"hN'''''
The state convention Of county at
t,rncy. viii be- hell So 'his city next
month. The convention will BE- ralled TO
order on August ., and VIII be- ~ session
for three days. Tie program arranged
4. said To be more than usually IN
ier-ting one and there will ~ large
attendance. It being expected ihat iully
twa-tanSS Of the counties ~ me ,iu,y
Mi he r.ur,.senied. The Tarrant county
aft1rtevs. Ni.s>rs. Gillespie aud l-atiimore
M. using every effort to have such pre-,
far.tinu- mad. for the reception .iutl
Entertainment Of the visiting legal lights
- viii c-use them 10 long remember
The convention 81 1888 and the people
of Fort Worth with pleasure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Large, long. parly teeth belong to
sentimental imaginative people; smail.
short, yellow teeth. 10 tLoso Of All iln-
poetieM turn VI mlnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Yesterday morning three sris 81 NE
arAis ae,s Of werking plans that are %
b. provided for the construction oil 'ne
nav courthouse were n,rlved BY otuii's
CLERK !. p. King. These embrace 'ne
Nm. p-ints etc. while the sF'-eiheatons
make 6fty-s..ven page ,, go,
AnSs.t - al which tiirc The contract
for H.. rllns;f7ietion Of the new CUR
house viii b. Let. II is not rIpeei,7l me
contractor or contractors wif ut'' ~, ~.
ter. IN readiness % iH-ln Wor. ~.
the latter part Of Spirlnier pI ll ~ u. :.
IN October. The new building VIII ~
gnir- nearly. If not quiir' Two ss"'s
for its construction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 9i.-The driving
wheel Of the Memphis electric power house
exploded today. Engineer McDermott was
Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

The eyer-fresh and famous Belle
Springs the very acme Of perfection In
the butter line for sale by
TURNER & DINGEE.
purveyors to the Public
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
THE NEW COURT HOUSE,
coSrnacr FOR THE EIiEcrioN
WILDE LEI AUGusT2a.

The County Attorneys Convention
The Engineering Congress Money
for wichita Falls-A Good Realty
peal-other Matters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
Around The Circle Tor Only
TO THE
WORLDS FAN
VIA THE
T. ". ( D. and Union Pacific
THE WORLDS PICTORIl

lI1E WOlLLDO IlOIOhlAL RUUll
Returning via the Burlington and NJ X
the only line giving you the privilea
going one route and returning an
The cheapest because it affords you the gA
amount of pleasure for the amount Of
expended Cheapest because it takes ya
rect to and through the American Alps
lowing you to stop over in the heart d
Rocky Mountains land Of wondes
of surprises, land of short and wonOexM
trasts that has no comparison on the glol
This is a pleasure trip you are maxi
to the Worlds Fair. Why not 90 via ti1
which will assure you the greatest AND
pleasure the purest atmosphere attractd
cry and immunity from eXtortionate chal|
To breathe that life-giving air, to
the noblest scenery in our country, to hI
lutely born again in rejuvenated hea
spirits, is the never-to be-forgotten meE
a summer in romantic. picturesque CoNb
Effective July 18th and until s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

LAREDO. Tex. July 2l.-(Specinl.) y
This afternoon United States officials
caught smugglcr named Antonio Tier
Mo just as lie emerged from this side
with ten smuggle1 horses II seems the
officers anal riicrnio drew their pistols
when they made the arrest, aud when
'riirrnio attempted to replace his weapon
in the scnbhard it exploded and wounded
him In the buttock and leg. IL" was
brought to the city and a physician at
tended him. The. wound will not prove
fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

TENARI[ ANA. Tex. July 2l.-(Sne-
cinl 1-Tnm and jasper Beard. who arr
wanted al NIuscogee, Creek nation. were
arrested in the adjoining county of Little
River Yesterday. aud were brought here
hy Deputy sheriff Maurice Sanderson
tonight. They will he taken TO Muscosee
by way NJ LATHE Rock and Fort Smiil.
The charge against the prisoners Is horse
stealing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
The Low Rate Of SO

Will be made by the above route tou
with stop-over at pleasure in COLORADO.
turn via the Burlington and M. K, y n
tinuous round Of pleasure
We also have on sale to Pueblo, ca
Springs and Denver Round Trip Ic1
rate Of $2j.
Full particulars of the route and "
erous points of interest is given in oaI|
merland, mailed free For further iniop
address n. S. DAVIS, City TA
40l Main "
G. D. LUSK, Agent. U. D.. Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Stages or Private Conveyances can be secusl
for Mason, Fredericksburg and all interior tow,
A. w. LEITNAKER.. v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

TERRELL. Tex, July 2l-lSpeciall
The Kaufman county union Sunday
s,honl convention convened at the Cum
berlnnd Presbyterian church last cVcn-
iny amd held Il very Interesting evening
service ndiourning until this morning
ana excent fos dinner the convention has
Lern In session all day, until about g
O'clock Ills evening, when an adjourn.
msnt was taken until SsaO u. IN. This
ses.i,n vrns consumed mainly with the
DOnes,iou Drawer" The devotional cx-
crsiSes were conducted by Dr.. Rankin
Tbe following officers for the ensuing
v.sr wore elected President, i. w.
wsilar ~ Forncy: viceprcsidcnts ] IL.
EenSer If Elmo J. 4. Coleman of kauf-
man William Rose of Poetry. DIR.
R Re ~ CanJnll; r. Q. Watkins. Jr.. Of
Kemn. Mrs. 4. NJ johnson OF Terrell,
se,rntarv and treasurer
M, Executive commltleec are Dr. ]. A.
Ar,h,ny Iohn Ncscy w. ], Todd.
.rhsr'. hay,, heeD more than forty del,-
rntes In attendance and the cOnventio.
6as hscn a very pleasant occcasion.
ica ,inr ont the hot weather
DE- Rankin, state agent Of the Amcri-
IN RiSle society. was nresent AZ wes
aiso Slr. Curtis 4. Cole Of Paris, Seey.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

DENTON. Tex, July 21.-(Sprrol.l =
This was tile day set apart hy the col.
cred folks for grand bathtcnr and
picnic given under the husplcrS :, Don
Ion lodge No 23O5. colorcd Odd Fellows
If DenIon. The day was made cnJny'
able 10 the colored people by lc rs
semhlage of a large number OF Ih"ir llee
fl0m fhe surrounding country. Lewis
VILE lodge was here and several rep
rrsentntiycs from Pilot Point lodge. MI
mernns speeches were delivered hy di>-
tingninshed colored orators anl iWlleS
and nh passed of pleasantly. The music
was furnished 10y the Denton oolartd
cornet band and Is especially com.
meLdcd.