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She couldn'f sand rns capids.

Mrs. L., who has most beautiful home
on the west side of the city, had occasion
lately TO advertise for cook. She re-
ceived the applicants in her dining room,
the ceiling of which is beautifully paint
ed in blue and white clouds, over which
skim cupids drawing chariot in which
is seated the goddess Venus.
One applicant. a great sirapping
daughter of the Emerald isle, seemed to
suit best of all her respondents. 50 she
said to her: "Well. cook, if your refer
ences please me shall engage YOU; so
come for your answer tomorrow after
noon.'
Mrs. l.. went to see the lady with
whom the cook had last lived. but was
told, that although she was good cook
she g..t on frequent sprees aud could not
be relied upon.
So next afternoon the woman called
for her answer, aud was again shown into
the dining room to await Mrs. L. Pres
emily the lady came in, and feeling sorry
for the disappointment she was about to
infict on working woman, said, with
as gentle manner as possible: "Well,
cook / called to see your references, but
think you will scarcely suit, but hope
you -" Mrs. L. was here interrupted
by the cook, who planted her two red
hands on her hips, and peering forward,
looked the lady straight in the face as
she replied
"Well, mum, OF have just come to tell
yees that any lady who has her cailings
placquarded over wild naked undacent
faymales, like lager beer saloon, is no
proper place for the lokes Of me, SO
good by, num-"
And with her head elevated to most
righteous degree she sailed out of the
room.-N. y. Herald.
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IN (, GREEN
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

Casrie'ioun Jefferson Coeo'iy, West Firgiaia,
VIII practice in the Courts of jefferson, Berke-
lev and Morgan counties in the United States
District Court at Martinsburg, and in the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals of West Virginia.
Special attention to the collection Of claims,
and prompt remittances Of the same.
Ofice opposite Courthouse.
Aug 6. 1880
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUM Phi r EYS'

DIR. Humphrey Specifics are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used Tor years IN
urivate practice and for over thirty years by the
ueople with entire success. Every single Specinc
"A speclal cure for the disease named
They cure without drugging, purging or reducing
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Appropos to the incident Of the death
of Zpp, the big elephant at Baraboo,
Wis, from having swallowed chain
weighing ninety pounds, reminder was
called up and related by DR.. Hume, Of
Denver
"Just prior to the demise of the much
lamented Phineas T. Barnum was tour
ing in Connecticut and called upon the
great Snowman at Bridgeport, who invi.
ted me to see the circus animals in winter
quarters. On arriving at the great cara
vansary where the wonders that tour the
country year after year are stored oiheh'
lustrious owner was informed that Beta,
the prize trick elephant, was ailing. All
the symptoms OF the poor beast pointed
to the fact that she was suffering from
acute gastralgia and means had been
tried to relieve her with out avail.
at was finally discovered that Beta
had by some means wrenched of an iron
bar from her stall and as it could not be
found il was surmised that she had swal-
lowed it, and which accounted for the
gastric irritation of the valuable pacby-
derm.
Mr.. Barnum saw that poor Beta must
soon succumb TO the inflammation caused
by such large foreign body, and with
ready wit resolved on unique plan to
remove it. Attached to his large winter
hotel was a small colored boy who went
by The name of Niger Joe. He was but
little larger than a full grown 'possum,
and p. 7. sent for him and explained
that he must take rubber tube in his
mouth to breathe through, and, with q
rope round bis waist, must 90 down into
the elephants stomach and get out that
bar Of iron.
Joe rolled his eyes and demurred. but
he knew his employer too well to refuse.
Accordingly Joe was annointed with q
pound Of vaseIine and Beta being safely
gagged he was gently pushed down the
giant osophagus head FIRST, a smooth
stick we'll oiled landing him at the bot
tom. According to instructions the boy
gave three tugs at the rope 10 be pulled
out again, and sure enough, tightly clasp
ed in Joe's hands was the offending and
indigestible iron bar II is needless to
say that Beta's life was saved and that
Niger Joe was handsomely rewarded
for bis cure of the valuableelephauts IN
digestion" l.sI
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

the lower right leg; beats Is cut about the
face aud scalp and has a compound frac-
ture OF the lower right arm, and the
others are not badly hurt being bruised
aud cut from falling The negro Jared
worse. for he was blown out Of the cin-
der pit over some FIAT ears and falling on
n pile Of ties, broke his neck and died
Instantly. He must have been lifted out
Of the pit that is six feet deep ami car
rled through the air 80 or 40 feet before
he fell 50 fatally
There was probably never a locomotive
engine so thoroughly wrecked as is that
No. DO ten wheel Baldwin. Il is the
proud boast OF the Baldwins that their
engines never explode and some OF the
old railroaders said yesterday they had
never heard Of Baldwin exploding
This engine was comparatively new, for
il had Zee IN use but TWO on three years
and was In excellent order
When the explosion came the cah aud
the tagging were made into kindiing aud
scattered over the yard some OF the rag
uents. being found as far north rs the
street car tracks on Front street me
tender was broken loose from the engine
ana driven backward a short distnnce;
Int h not much damaged This y az
that saves 30 from being total wfect;
The main body Of the engine was hl,sl
up and, turning over, fell on us toy siuf,
the stack sticking In the earah and mere
II Law with drivers torn away, tn'
tons bent almost into ms, ana tLe sius
hors and connecting rods bent and tRlslrl
tb,.u,.n tbav were thick bars 81 fittA
me driyers-.the driving wheels were
ell torn oil aud this IS the best pos9s pl''
illustration of the enormous force delei
orad FOR these wheels are PIT on WI
bvdraulir pressure, and chilled % ~ thAl
nntIl fbey are nearly as firmly fastened
"a N the axle of the Wherl
were solid forging Dne 9D
the south or riehi baha
was thrown IS feet away from The eA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Of the ime Of departure, and the engineer
whose hand was to control the mighty
macbine.
Near at hand. on the north, was a IT.
tie fire at which the fire knockers" who
worked at the cindcr pit, warmed them
selves AT this place stood at 800 A.
m, Bob Thompson, the night yard fore
man; $. NJ. beats, night hosiler; II. r.
Harden, yard clerk, and W A. Ford and
w. r. Bennett. switchmeu. They had
all been attending 10 their various du-
Ties aud had stopped AZ the Ere to warm
themselves. About % fee. away, working
in the cnder pit was Joe Mills, colorcd
At this time, from some cause that
will always be sLrouded u mystery
engine go exploded with terrific force
force that defes description. The
greatest force Of the explosion was down
ward and TO the northward The group
Of men named We're all blown from where
they stood, and were more or less njur-
cd. Thompson is severely scaldel about
the face, breast aud lower part Of the
body, and has a compound fracture Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
WHO DID IT 2
SOMEBODY sLAuoHl Erred GRAY
or INDIANA.
Dropping From a Serious Presidential POSI-.
billy to a Foreign Mission. and
Now That Is Doubtful.

Washington. 1'cb. 10, The strange
case of e2.Goyernur Gray of lndinnn
eNritps The gruvcet interest among Dem-
ociuur politicians here The iniormn-
iion reaches Washington from Lakewood
thAt we iooHior cA governor Va 90 ho
leit out IA thc distribution OF Federal
patronage The announcement H. u
great shock 90 Governor Grny'a fIiunda
amoug tho lloOscr contingent and poll
iicianR outside Of Indiana, who hive
been watching the gradual lettiug-dnwn
OF lndiunns "fnyoritc SOU I'M one short
year from q presidential candidate Co n
Hecond-VlhHs mission. lnd from thnt drop
With % dull thud into political oblivion
Tho true story uf who killed coed rob.
90, u u ever leaks out win be- found to
involve the names of several citizens of
lhulanni Who huFc made II nuut To
communicaic tO Presldont-elpot Clevc-
lhho' lroih tme tn time fiucc the elrc-
non, reports lni have put Grlys De
mocmcy iu q bad lieht The VERY pretty
story chat came over from New York "A
lnuhli or fu ago to The effect tina Mr.
whitney was using hlg peraonn inilu
once With Mr. Cleveland 10 have on
Governor iwy nude cabinet officer
seems 20 hnye had mo foundation. What
seems Up bo particularly distressing 60
gray ludianu triCuda here. n the Avs.
ltmouc ipttiuK OF him down since Inc
ihittgu convention n looks ns III tlo
bgnocrutic mnnUgors had been plnying
hlie-und-srck with the lndiuninn'a po-
lilru ambition. A week ago. Whom il
was ANNOUNCED officially from New York
ihht no cabinet place was nNntlng ln.
hihnn, the Information was coupled with
the statement tint oR-tioyeuIor GRAY
Mpild Dn given y choice foreign mission.
rms He"nicd 90 be q compromise which
WIS entirely agreeable 10 Mr. Grny's
lllthuH ana politicians generally thought
the recognition WIZ only fair Buf His
week the story goes thUL Mr. Cleveland
ms iinhly determined 10 leNvn Indi.
dihh ex-governor ont entirely Some of
lha ifiends OF Mr. Gray nHsociate tbis
latest Lakewood bulletin on lho condl-
ton 81 the Gruy bo0m WITH thn visit az
the Hon. j. q Shnuklln OF Evnusyllle
10 Mr. Cleyrlnud
Some at The lloosier Democrats. AL.
miicra 81 dlmy, say that his enemies
have car1ed ihcir h0sUlltipe too mr. and
thni N the game Is tO froegn Mr. Grnv
out entirely there win be- d reckoning Nd
local. politics nt no distant dnv. Scnn-
tor Voorhees, sin has hopes that Tie in.
coming administration win do IA proce.
iul nci Tor lndinnn'h fuYorlie son From
The ruk that ~ now Hontinp aroma h
iH highly probable thar u large-sized
lnuie.i WIZ go 10 Lakewood against die
manifest effort % roogato Mr. Gray 10
ihr rear, The Gray element thinks The
tine has come when it should nuke
Communication and pass 10 review before
ne mehdent-elen 10 impress HIN thnt
lndlhbu.a ex-governor SIN liaH a strong
mold upon li'e affections Of bis party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

pounds went sailing through the air COO
yards of more southwark. gOiuv over the
twostory house of james GriiRlhs. cot~
rer Jones and Railroad avenue, cutting
Q tree aud Giuch cedar post iu two
iu its descent The sheet tore down one
side of the lencr aud c0rromed against
q stable hrcnking iu the entire emu.
The rails OF the track whore the engine
stood were bent and even br0scu in
piccs, For space of - an 30 feet the
track was torn mp and holes plouehcd in
the ground that would have made graves
The wtochors We're PUT 10 work, aud
by eyeing every ycsuge of the disaster
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

sine. bui the most marvellous tricks
werc played with PARTS of Tho holler.
The crown sheet and the fire box. Tl.ese
We're riven 0sundcr aud carried through
,Re air, as if they were without weight.
Vhe part went southwark aud struck the
water tank near tha coal rhntca preb.
ably 100 feet away. Three of tho supports
~ the tank, massive timhprs of solid veil
low pine, l2Xl2, we're cut ia two as
child wOnld CUT u soft Pine stick The
front aud top of the Dire box were Hat.
iened and carried southwark 20 or 100
feet
Fragments of the debris struck the ND.
rights on the coal chutos, 100 yards away.
audpalmust cut them through One Hne
was found over go the south OF the round
house and piece of the hre box. GNS
feet, IL inch thick, weighing 500 or 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
A Baldwin "Mogul" Locomo.
tive Torn 10 fragments.
ONE KILLED, SEVERAL INJURED.
The Explosion That Shock the Town and
Woke Sleepers
Yesterday Morning Was an Engine Blown up
at The Texas and Pacific Rcund.House
twisted and Shattered Boyond
Inscription Particulars

AT 800 yesterday morning those who
We're awake were startled by n dun
roaring sound followed almost Instantly
by tremor as If Of an earthquake.
Those who were asleep were aroused
ana startled, for many coming To CON
seriousness z q sound sleep Thought
the cause g. %, rbance was in their
The real Ncs 10. use was not
known up town ,% I'm, two. and
wien the informa,f NsIo &c il carried
with IL message Of IA. p.bie force Of
steam when il is misdrcct,l.
About 2.S0 a. m.. reNas aud Pacific
engine No 2i9 was fred mp and after
steam was up It was run ont on the
spun track near the union depot. and
just south Of the cnder pit. 1t was to
take a train east aud there. the drc burn
ing brightly, Il stood awaiting the coming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
JIsTnrIAnLn KnI1NO.

Fort smith, Ark, Feb 10 -(specld. Ion
The 18Th of February, 1902 nt Muidrow 1.
o. John Is, pcuberiOu deputy United
states marshal, was shot and killed. John
Nnlfy JeaW watts, Ohna. hchefmer und
William Payne werc arrested. charged Win
having done tie Killing Ih.y We're Indicted
was on trial In Judge pnrkcf's court all
the week, nnd late last nigni the Jury ~,
turned verdict OF moi guilty. The efh
nehee mi Wgni 70 hhgm lhat me hiillna
drinking and brought on the row. which
resulted IA hls death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
RNLIMYE IN RIYsNLL.

II believe Tint eyory voter Of all 30.
litical compilations la Buffalo would hnve
signed petition. had d been necessary.
requesting the recognition hy President
elect Cleveland Of Wilnon y Blsscll's
eminent fitness for cnhinot portfolio"
said Geo. Urban lr, Of Buffalo, chair
man Of he Republican county commit.
toe 20 reporter
"lhe appointment gives the grcutpst
satisfaction 10 The people of Buffnl0 and
Western New York and II affords me
pleasure, though of opposite political
faith, "a say this of Mr. Bisscll Iie
enjoys the respect of every Republionn
and the admiration OF every Democrat
Ia Builnlo and / am confident that Wash.
lugtnnians viii esteem his acquaintance.
lie is au eminent iuret, clear. up.
right fearless politician. simmch
friend, a hard worker, close student nnd
% charming acquaintance From the
very first We nll felt that Mr. Cleveland
would select hin. mud wc are glad that
our expectations have been realized
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

reservations were thrown open aud the
landg allotted 20 the Indians only last
April many of the Indians have made
excellent progrcss iu the horticultural
lluc, especially since these indnns are
blanket Indians. lived In tepees and
never worried SQunWs alone hnye
worked. bucks considering anything but
bunting and war beneath thrm, which *
hut natural considering that they ARE
saNnEes. tut now 80mo have frame
houses, have planted cr0ps aud cut aud
sell hay The wifi of Short Tooth.
wollhuown Indian, Is an educated Arap-
nhoo. speaks English, writes % good
hand, plays the Ormn aud has many
housekeeping accomplishments Shc ga
shining light among her people and sets
them q good example"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
FIRES.
AT AUSTIN


oso. ley Feb, 10. -(Speclal.)-At
n 'his morning lire was dis
'ue SECOND story of Tie build
IN s'ess avenue, owned by c.
rs,s wy m occupied BY him as a lew.
y Tue hre started in a lot Of
sa 10y received and sin nm.
sel, ,sgpgsed % have been caused
s.i /, -g wv combustion. Before dls.
l.,1a 'all eaten It's way into the
IA Il NV pc roof and ceiling. TO
Il ,ss NJ nFemen had to cut through
I'M fsunates his loss as fol
ianSsa'lih $1,000. stock. SOOs)O
W q.F and material, 5000; fetal
-ts e,95saafance on stock. $4,000
N tssi 2V tools aud material
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
or INrnRnsr To NpIANs.

'Thc hiH before congress declaring nil
half-Dreeds aud thmequarfef bools
among The civilized tribes la Indian Ter.
riiory citizens" said Y. NJ. Hobbs Of
Kingdsher. OllahoIDa, Us very inn
p0rtani measure. II Is this class OF peO-
pie who profit by The tribal relations
they sustain aud Dot the full-bood8. Iu
fact, out Of over GOO Chrr0kecs there
arc but about 800 fun blood Indians
This proportion holds good with the other
civilized tribes. mud ia q strong arrf-
ment IA favor Of the throwing open OF The
territory
irlbis bil should pass. u win annul
the advantages derived from tribal re-
lations, but viii not AFFECT the property
rights Of th0sc affected By a. rLnse
people and the Intruder whites control
matters DO the territory An intruder n
a white resident IN ihf territory Nearly
en- bave acquired property interests, but
10 not own land, the fee thereof being
in the Indians. bur they lease the lands
qf the Indians aud practically own them.
The Intruder question, ae & is termed.
u b very troublesome one 10 solve. buf
j VIII have % b. decided oOme day
Though the Cheyenne aud Arapsboc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
MURDER IN AN OHIO MINE.
lanes hiarkus Shot Dead by Drunken aoss
and Hls Brother

Alliance, o., Feb. lO.-A tragedy was
enacted "Wednesday afternoon 100 feot under
ground in tho main tmHa Of fhp yellow
Greek mine ut Berghoiz % mining VILLAGE
twenty miles south of fhia ciiy. james
bnrkus, a miner, WnH shot and Instantly
killed by Simeon shccNlcr the iniue boss.
ana hit brother Dan, willie under the niiu.
ence OF liquor, went down Into the mine
anl demanded an apology from Barkua fof
words be- had used Butlua refused fO
Apologies npd q night commenced Hnrkla
powerful man, WnB soon getting the
best " the nstic argument when both
brothers shot him f0uf times ln ihe body.
One ~ the bullets pierced hiH heart nn1
be- feil over dead. a miner named lklrkpAi-
rick was struck in ihr pf by q stray bullet
uud painfully wounded. The brothers then
turned on the characterization miners aud
threatening 10 XIII any one who iaid hnuda
on them hed from me mine A poaif WAS
soOn "a pursuit. DaDpS snefkler Yves clnehi
q mile from The nllagfN ~ 2 o'cloct tlHs
morning simeon whg fuu hiding % hay.
NOV IN un old harm lfNou miles from Tie
scene VI bis crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
ooLeaasoh ron ATTORNEY
General aumor HAS Il That iho Blunt Texan
Has Been Chosen.

Washington, Fob, 10 There Is little
doubt here chat President elect |Cinvn.
land has selected C0ngfnsanlan Culber-
son Of Texas for bis auorney.general
Judge Culbcrsop is the chairman of the
judiciary committee Of the honse nnd M
generally considered "a Boz ono of The
best lawyers in congress He Is a plnfn
blunt old frll0w. noted FOR hia h6moly
dress and manners and great common
"a free silver man, aud has n0t bapu M
close sympathy with tie faetiOn OF fbe
Democratic party Of Texas he'd by Renn-
Tor Millg. The news from New YORK IN
90 tlg effect that Mr. Cleveland had
last night concluded 20 Oner tha atlor
uey-genercaiship 70 Alr C0lberon, but
the matter has MOI set been closed up