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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
A VERY MEAN TRAUD-

Yesterday one Of the ladies' prominent
~ connected with thc active workings
Of the Wumnus Humane association,
called nt The Gazette office Co ulh the
public bee warned against some persons
who arr engaged iu one of the Wrtnost
frauds that has come to light for long
while
When the design of the Haynes MONO
rial fountain was displayed m "a store
window 10 is supposed somr one nude
~ photograph Of H. for two women md
u man have been going about the city
selling photographs of the picture of the
fountain, representing 90 Induce purch-
ulra that they are connected with the
Wumau'- Humane association, ANA these
pictures are issued under the auspices Of
the association. the proceeds of galc 90 be-
used In aiding the uHsOciuuou in deirUy-
ing the expenses of building this mouu-
mont to the brave iluyils.
"lhM representation b. absolutely
false" said the hily. I'VE have author
izoI no one iD make ur sell such pictures,
nor DO We desire tb8t anything ol the kind
shall be- done. aud We hope no other ppr-
son will be- deceived into thinking they
are helpiug the Humane association
when they are merely rurich.ug swim
oilers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
plcKwrcK

W. r. AIcIynr. Nashville. A. Goldsmith.
COyiueton. Nv: ~ SNuson AlvarndO; H.
l.. Wrlghi ana wife, Chicago; j. NJ nay,
AUSTIN A. W. huird aud wife. Clehurnc,
Max StelfA, Galveston, 3D. H. McCue New
York; luo g. Tuylur, ST. louis, ID r. Wat.
kus kcosancN, Ia; %, G., Mead New
York: d. n tittle. Etta LYONS Eluh Nal
World cnmpany. }, Fairbanks DenisOn,
H. ID LAWRENCE lA4as; ~. III. O'Neil.
49, u Wartelsky, Miss Jennie klph. Eunis
q. NJ Caldwell, Meatherf0rd ~ y. kohler.
Dallas: ~. NJ. hrickenger Little Rock
Jno. n. ik.tri. henrietia ". y, Thompson,
Amarillo, lily. Sidenbltle. Cinrinnaui J.. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
These Qualities

BY the most elaborate re-
searches, careful study and
costly experiments Or. Price
Jas been enabled to give to
The world the pureSt, strongest
ard most economical natural
ard delicious fruit Aavors in
existencej free from all pois-
oEcus oils, ethers or artificial
essences. It's these qualities
thathave created such a great
demand for Or. Prices De-
licious Flayoring Extracts of
Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, etc,
flayors that retain all their
delicate taste and freshness
for an indefnue period.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
FINISHED THIS TIME.

AZ LAO this morning the house Of
Mrs, Newman, corner OF Belknap and
Taylor streets was fired and this time Is
destroyed, This WAS also The residence
of Judge Kern, and lnst nipbt'a ire ia
the fourth In six months. an with suspi.
cions of incendlarlsm. Since the hte "a
week or so ago the house has boon un-
occupied and of course last nights fire
was one of design. 10 rs dinieult 90 say
what the loss really is on what condition
the insurance Is, for udiustcrs were ycs-
ierdly adlnspng the last loss, and IL mny
be that there rs no insurance mi an on
the building lhe fire was burning some
minutes before am alarm was turned n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
STNCNS ANn RNNns

New York Jan p. The stock market
today was by turns extremely active and
comparatively dull. while during the fore
noon some strength was seo especially
In coal stocks, Later the entire market
without exception moved on and final
changes are at material losses. The prm-
confined 10 industrials which were heav-
lily pressed for sale particularly m the
afternoon
The amount of gold 90 be shipped Sat.
urdRy is estimated at throe 10 1--WE million.
md while the whole market gave way
under this influence, the market wns
unsettled 20 the close near the lowest
prices of the day.
Railroad bonds active
Government bonds duh, steady.
States, dun. firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
WEnDnD RY TnM nAnRI-

At o o'clock last evening at the resi-
deuce OF MIR, apd Mrs, y. Frpidmau, the
pAwnts of the bride. Miss MARY Fried
man and Samuel d. Miller were united
W mairi0ge tceording 20 The Jewish
rites, by Rabbi ~ NJ. Chapman Of Dah
las
me bride was very hecOmingly attircd
IN her travelling gown aud was very fair
TO gaze upon
Nhe ceremony was som6what curlaiied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
SCHOOL CHnLDRENS DAY.

Works. the leading PHOTOGRAPHER. will
make Saturday school chdraus' day. and
only charge 50 per dozen for elegant
cabinet photographs, Cali secure tickets
and make engagements, as only Tan.
tied number can hc nndc
WORKS. GALLERY.
Corner Third and Main streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
MTSICATN TNrORNIAT

l.. l.. Highly gave nm Informal musicale
&C luol Enst Bolknap street last evening
i'm honor of Miss Helen Tiefepbrnn ~
the Chicago Musical college. The music
ions were Misses ricfeuhrun and Nellie
Highly and the Unique orchestra. The
musicale WAS largely attended, and the
shilltul playing OF the Chicago visitor
was gpntly appreciated Her selections
were wulta, Woincr Bon Bais by Reve
hlng' ana Lis1t's Second Hungarian
lhansodic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
IN is STHL a MYSTERY

Practically nothing new has yet been
developed iu tlnt mysterious horror, the
murder uf Miss MuRgc Icwmcy.
Justice kuudle concluded his inquest
yesterday and with he ouly possible yer.
dict, death ut tho hands oil some person
Tpuderly and dccently prepared for
burial, gu that was mortal of the late
Miss IcWmcy was yesterday carried
from the mOrguc, followed by a con.
course " sOrruwiug friends and in
tprcd In the Catholic cemetery This
ends the bloody tragedy until thc police
uuuycl the sAoiu OF mystery
Some Of those living u tho vicinity of
the corner of First and Florence streets
sly they heard @ pistol shot late at niLht,
MuHluy and this mny have been the one
thnt caused thp dputhly wound One
sDmu time Uitcr midnight. possibly as late
nH - O'Clock, he and his wife heard %
noise they uhiuk was that ot wagon.
tut what most attracted thor attention
was uc bowling of dogs Seemingly
following lhr wagon were several howl
ing and yclpiug dogs and one dog very
near their house huWlcd $50 dismully and
prris'uu,ly 30 Wus remarked thut IL was
like 'thc death bowling" and this he
ulWo Hu annoying that the gentleman
wus sorrIy tempted To go ont and drive
the dog away.
No Go is true That the woman was muir
dcrud away from whore she was found,
and of ibis there is but little doubt. her
body might have been taken 10 whore 10
was discovered i'm "a wagon, and the smell
o' the fresh blood might have attracted
the dogs, Any number OF stories, really
mere rumors, can hc heard of screams.
and pistol shots aud rapldly rushing
wagons and ull that sort of thing, hut iu
The vicinity of West Weathcrford aud
Florence and from There towards thp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Works, the leading photographer is
making elegant cabinet photographs ut
only $3.50 per dozen Corner Third and
Main streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
MONEY ANn ENcnAN0r

New York Jan % Money ON can
easy, ] l-2M2 IL por cent; last Loan,
= closed offered ..
Prime paper 4 3-1tiG.
Nterllng exchange quiet. steady. $3.50
Tor sixty days Si.S1 - demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
rnn nAGGlarT nsr Arn

Is now offered for sale. part cash and
the balance on ten and twenty-five
years time 1908 Main street. Fort
ties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
NEARING THE OTUrR SHORE

The many friends of Mrs. Emma Spear
win Doe poincd 10 learn she rs critically
lN at her residence ON the North Side.
She was formerly Mrs stewart and
bept boarding house that her kindness
made q home tO many. She married
Captain Spear and moved ont Co North
Fort Worth. Her disease is consump.
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
FATAL COLLISION.

kansas CITY Mo., Jan 9a-A t,a,,l.,
mched 10 a delivery dray ram aNav NV
evening colNine. wllh a lisht buesy b1
fatally ininrmg b0ih wv w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
BLANKETS AT C00

We wish to close out all of our fine Winter Blankets \
mencing Wednesday morning for four days. will sell BsnIa
what they cost in New York City at wholesale.
To convince everyone that we mean what we say we gU
mark and you bring this paper with you to veyR
Our cost mark is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
TEWMEY MURDER
Still an Unsolved Mystery With
out Even Clew.
A VERY CONTEMPLATE FRAUD.
Two Very interesting Civic Society Meetings.
An Excellent Editorial From "Brad-
streets" on Fort Worth Pros.
porous Floyd County.
uN1ToRM RAN1l MATrERs.

II has been deemed expcdient for the
meetings of the Uniform Rank aud those
of the grand lodge knights Of Iythas,
90 be held at the sumo time, but as there
IS no law on the subject the practice VIII
be changed this year for the san Antonio
lodges. who will entertain the Grand
Lodge at the annual meeting
to be held the third Tuesday IN April
have issued an invitation to the Uniform
Rank TO hold brigade meeting ut san
Antonio Mt the same time the irand
Lodge meets. and this has bee" "'ceftrd
by the brigade officers.
a feature that will make tins coming
meeting one Of peculiar interest is the an
ticipted presence OF the supreme cuan-
cpllOr of the order of knights Of Pytlins,
w. W Blackwell, who has been invited
aud who expects 10 be- present at the
Grand Lodge meeting
The San Antonio lodges are making
preparations for competitive drills and
udeuuute prizes will boz offered. Any d.
vision desiring TO 20 into the prize drill
must have at least twcuty-uine men in
the ranks. aud as there are iitiy divis.
ions in the state the army Of Pythiuus
that may be- present Of thurc rs amy
thing like q general attendance, can hn
readily estimated Tho invitation is Of
fcial. for 10 was received boy BrigHdior-
General * NJ. Van Iludt Jr, aud,
after Consultation with some of The
brigadipr officers. 1t was accepted aud
At the prOUor time the formal ur,Crs uh
tile subject win be- issued Boy The general.
An urgent invitation has been sent tO
Nujor-tcnornl Curuuhun. commanding
the Uniform Rank. and 81 is expected
that hr will also be present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
pNOspERnUS ELOYD COrNTY.

Last evening W. VI. Massic of Floyd
ada, Floyd county Tex. came into tho
city from the west. aud hc was fairly
bcnmiug with pleasure go the bright pros
poets For O. prosperous year Zoo his county.
The lutr SNOW storm almost iusurrs the
wheat crop and no viii bu something of
failure now
Tile acreage is more than doubled this
year last year the wheat crop was
small, for iu common with ull the pun-
hundlc country, Floyd county suffered.
The average yield OF the lands of this
county is fifteen bushels of wheat per
acre.
MIR M1ssir says there is largo mm-
grafton into Floyd county people from
eastern Texas and from the North, and
all of a very good character He regards
the condition of the county as very pros
porous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

stock of tie Fort Worth Drug company.
aud the transfer of their trade tO II. W
Williams n Co., the business of the
latter firm has grown 90 such proper
lions as To- ucccs-iinte some changes
Mr. y. ~. Smith has been engaged hy
the company, and hc viii take the ter
ritory heretofore covered hy Mr. w.
Elgin Mr.. llgiu (bpttcr known us the
only Bin. viii cover The firms entire
territory with an exclusive line of sun-
dries fancy goods. etc This i3 the first
time a special suudry man has ben sent
out by Fort Worth iohhiug house,
and it speaks volumes as 10 the popularity
of H. W. Williams a. Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
FINANoIAL.

Exchange AZ New Nark.
New York, Jan. %, CSpecial) -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Vocal Duet Feel Thy Presence Near
Me- Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.. Foster.
Installation of Officers
Address-Bro. 5. y. Hendricks, Grand
Dictator n Of IT, Of Texas
Vocal Philharmonic qunrictte-T. VI.
Hamilton. Thomas Slack w. A.
Withers and Webb Paddock.
Recitation. ........... Mrs. VI. A. Sorry
PART H.
Instrumental duet Grand Gallop de-
Concert Misses Mae Tiun0n and
Laura Fender
Recitation .......M Miss LILLIAN Paxton
Duet Mrs j. u. Cummings aud Mas.
Ter Louis Cummings.
itrcita,ion., :....,;. Miss Maize Bgwley
Duct. - Misses Myrtle and Ethel Rouse
Frugihlc Mandolin Club
Closing Prayer.
Finale. Home Sweet Home"
The piano used ON This OCCASION has
been kindly furnished by Mcssrs. Collins
4 Armstrong
Arrangement COmmittcc-C q. Allen.
A. g. WutCmHu, Henry G.. Schmidt Jr.
j.. y. Bound, G. q. llerriukud, NJ d..
MrNccly.
Reception Committrc-A. r. Han,
j. H.. Atwell IS g. Jackson, A. r. EN-.
hry. j. ~. Johnson. H. q. Scott T. W.
Rouse. j, g. Randolph H. Ncltmuu.
Clus. Cromrr, Geo. W. Norton
Musical Director Mr. A. simpson
Grand Secretary VIM -. Cole will
ulgu ho present Tho exercises will hpgu
promptly coo 13O O'Clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

exchange whore reports may be- received
from all cattle markets and general
brokerage connected with that trade
transacted
$50 much enthusiasm has not been
manifested says The Gazette. for "a
long time Many declared that The
good old days are on MS again A large
number OF Fort Worth business men,
not members OF the chamber came TO
the meeting expecting W was 10 have
been public. and 10 satisfy this interest
the special committee named was in
Hructed to arrange for n business men 5
meeting 10 be held in the near future
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Next Friday evening at The hall. cor
ner Of Houston and Second streets, the
officers of Tarrsnt Lodge No l201 will
be politically installed by Grand Dicta-
tor of Texas Hendricks Of Henderson.
A very attractive program has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25
HUNDREDS OF HOUSES BURNED.
south Chicago Devastated by Fire
Hundreds Rendered HOmelenn.


A fire which covered a vast extent of ter
ritory began in the great Industrial suburb
OF Chicago known as South Chicago about
O'Clock last evening. The fire ragged four
hours. destroyed 80 houses, mostly frame
rendered 1900 people homeless and did DAM
age estimated at 100000 From a three
story brick building at the corner of J,st
street and Superior avenue flames, which
rapidly grew in volume under a gale of
wind from the west, ate their way over
block after block of small frame residences
until they reached the lake
The $1,000 residents of the town were pre-
cipitated into a panic. AS the pine struc-
lures in which lived the workingmen EN-
ployed in the large steel mills of the ILL.,
nois Steel Company. and in which the
homes. were leveled by the roaring flames,
those whose homes had not vet fallen fed
with their goods and household utensils to
blockaded with wagons containing the ef-
fects of the frightened and deeing resi-
dents, and men and women, appalled, By the
calamity, Ned in every direction.
From the brick building in which the fire
nad It's origin, and before the few fire en-
g1nes OF the district could make the slight
est impression upon II, the flames bounded
eastward between s1st and 9Oth streets in
the direction of the lake. House after house
rapidly fell before the sweep Of the fire.
which hurled blazing brands far IN ad-
vance. From Superior avenue he flames
crossed to Ontario avenue, Buffalo avenue.
Mackfnaw avenue and Greenbay avenue
Among the first buildings to fall was the
FIRST Methodist Church at Slst street and
superior avenue. and before Its spire had
toppled to the ground the new and COM
modlous German Lutheran Church ON the
opposite corner was blazing in dozen
places. Hardly had these more pretentious
buildings been teveled to the ground than
the fire was detected blazing IN a dozen
places further east
The local department, a branch Of Chief
Sween1e's city service, had been called upon
also all the help in the immediate district
but by the time the First Methodist Church
was we'll on fire 1t was seen that every eff
fort must be made to prevent the destruc-
ton of the greater part Of the town.
The central fire alarm ONCE sent to the
fire every engine that could be spared in
the south side of the city. The Yosemite
the giant f1reboat lying at the foot Of La
was soon blowing its way through the
waters of the lake in It's thirteen mile race
to the far southern section where the fire
was raging. Before 1t had reached the har-
Dor ate South Chicago the terrific force of
the fire had eaten away the five blocks be-
tween Superior avenue and the lake, and
the Yosemite turned it's attention to the i'm
mense lumber yards on the river front.
The docks of the Sunday Creek Coal Com
pany and the A. r. Beck lumber yards were
destroyed. The fire was started by boys,
who had been baking potatoes In a yard,
and, tired of the sport. left the diving en-
tered the Goals. A number Of people we're
burned or overcome by the heat, anil it was
reported that three had been burned to
death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25
The Presidents Health.

Henry F. Perrine of Buffalo Mrs Grover
Cleveland's step-father. made some interest
ing statements in Omaha yesterday. accord
ing to special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press.
I'VE are in constant communica ton with
Mr.. Cleveland" he said land T am pre-
pared to say that his health is very good.
and that the only Illness he has is that in
He is a strong man and able to Withstand
much more than has been imposed upon
him in the way of physical suffering"
In reference 10 another and more deli
cate matter. Mr.. Perrine Is reported as hest
tating and then saying: Mrs. Perrine Mrs
Cleveland's mother. win go east about the
middle of next month to take care Of Mrs.
Cleveland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
holding q special term for Orphans Court busi-
This 18th day OF August 1898
IN tne matter OF the estate OF Annie Nichlas
late OF the District OF Columbia, deceased. No.
o61h. Administration Doc. ~.
Application for the probate of the last will and
Testament and for letters testamentary on the
estate OF the said deceased has this day been
made by Guy Carlton.
All persons interested are hereby notified 10
agpear In this court FRIDAY. THE FIT
TEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, AT TIN
O'CLOCK AN, to show cause why the said Will
should not be proved and admitted TO probate
and letters testamentary on the estate Of the
vided, copy Of this order he published once a
week Tor three weeks in the Washington law Re-
porter and Washington Star previous to said day.
BY the court: A. c. BRADLEY. Justice
Test: l. p WRIGHT
Register Of Wills for the District OF Columbia
FILLMORE BEAI.L, Proctor auls-law3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25

All Of the evidence in the Hughes court
martial case was taken at Topeka yester-
day. Some of 1t was very sensational.
Joseph Harris. an employee of the Duns-
republicans formed a plot on the night Of
February. IA to kill Governor Lewelling.
He heard one of them say: IF / could
get pop at the governor, I would shoot
his head Off" At another time a man came
to the door and asked IL the governor was
In; he said he wanted to kill him. Secre-
tary OF state Osborne was the stand
and submitted to a very rigid cross-examin-
alton: He said he never did and never
would recognize the Douglass (republican)
house as a legal and constitutional body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

Lssvs Wellington from station corner Of Nev yv-uv
For ose.-e s ssns so .aa :s't sssu., r,.,
Irsssss trains n.xa an. eia 40 nm. u s.
q: clnc.nnst s. Y0as s., .Sd insi.s.poii.. v-.,I-
bylea L.c,,ed. s 80 pm: express Il. Is night
For ns'.s ny md cievsiaad Graves daily IL 81
EaEussioI and s,.un.o. ose.m
Ins s. rns rf s ...'p go. no FKnor
: 20 nd II a
g @, 8 siins,,,, K C sc g, aa Io.oo, Is isis.
% 500 40 400. ri . md !, b n s sss
s s Pis1si.' % t u g e d S. !. .s
fSS hsSsso Si ass Z u.. Is rs ..a -
P For f snss:Es Va Il ~ y u,a ,4a
R. ,s ss no e. p nc Va son~
.lss sscs. y s. sA q uss &c sos .s.a VI
E ssss.I Dam. saa s;ss a y
sI rS, Bay s, a v.si d;Ts rs y snSIss n
ROYAL BLUE LfSE ToN WV YORK AND PnrL-
For phi,.a.,-h. er r' ao.s Boston an, ,s..,..
60: b, y osrl 40. ui.ao p.n. sisspns os'.
For Boston. 20 D. m. wa. Pullman suc-, sl.-p-
"a Ieashi:.e.i. s-as.. landing pss.sassrs "A 3 q
For xtse,,e city. 10 90 a. m and II 90 nom sss-
|Eiceps sunday. Daily. ssund.y only.
s.r..s. s.ll.d .ar snd cs.ci-a from hotel, SUI
rsstd.nc.s " union rrsny.er Ca On :ras-< lest q
'':e', oi,t f,s and is'l ?. cEls I'D tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25
Explosion in N Laundry

A steam mIngle in the Hell Gate Steam
Laundry at 2iS East 104th street New York
exploded yesterday afternoon and scaIded
die
The explosion was caused by an over
pressure OF steam in the cylinder of the.
steam mangle- The force OF the explosion
was terrific. At the time fourteen girls
wore working in the ROOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25

The French Canadian convention at Chi
cagO yesterday decided to form an organi-
cation for the benefit of American French
Canadians similar to the Catholic Order of
Foresters. 1t will be Incorporated under the
laws OF Illinois. with life Insurance and
sick benefit provisions. Incidentally the
new organization will be utilized to secure,
IL possible. the naturalization of the masses
of French Can adams in the United States
as American citizens. A membership of
600OO within ninety days Is hoped for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-25
PROFESSIONAL.


PLAIN INDICATED AND SEA SALT BATHS,
also scientific massage; open Sundays. DR.. SARA
WAfCOTT. 5OSl, 18th ST. NV. au4-4w'
PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairvoyant, astrologer and medium
In this city.
Born with wonderful prophetic gift Of second
sight, tells all the events of your life from
cradle to grave, reveals hidden mysteries, recov-
ers lost property stolen goods. points out your
enemies from your friends. brings sepa raj ed
together, causes speedy marriages, with happy
results, tells whether the you lore Is true
or false interprets Dreams gives succ ass In bus.
mess. removes family troubles. evil influences.
Will save time and money by coming to right
place at once as he succeeds where others
have failed. COnvinces most skeptical Adycr-
tises only what he can do. All business cont.
Dental Sttings, SOC: Hours. o to 0.
Open Sundays. Residence, 4S9 II ST., bet Al
and 9Th sts southwest. au24-fts
MME. RAPHAEL, CLAIRvoYANT AsTROI OG.
tells how to retain husband or lover: advice on
love, business health: for short time: tails.
man to all consulting her. 91O + st. NV. Room
10. jy25-5w'
PROF. JOHNSON Is THE GREATEST MIND
reader; was sworn by four judges Of Chicago; tells
all the events Of life: compels love; brings back
separated; causes speedy marriages; is one Of the
from am. to ii pm. Price. Soc. 917 sth St
NV. iy10-Tvs
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
life. All business confidential. Ladies and GEN
tlemen, SOC. each. Hours, a m. to nm 64,5
New York ave. NV. near 9Th st. my2O-4ms
THE HORsFORD ELECTRIC IMPLICATED yAPOR
bath. unexcelled luxury and as n preventive
TO disease: Also facial steaming and massage
sage. SlS n 81. NV. au14-1ms
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Gov. AItreId'S Red Seized.

The bed in which Gov. Altgeld of Illinois
was sleeping in Chicago was seized by a
deputy sheriff yesterday morning. The gov
ernor was staying at the Windemere Hotel
The hotel went into the hands of a re-
ceiver at O'Clock in the morning. After
making the levy the governor was consti-
tuted the custodian Of the bed and was
permitted to sleep on IT the remainder Of
the night The Windemere Hotel is one OF
the most fashionable establishments in the
worlds fair district. The assets are said
to be about 800 900 and the LA bilitiec lasc