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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
gether with all forces and munitions Of
war located therein
HOUSE VIEWS

gether with all forces and munitions Of
war located therein.
HOUSE VIEWS
Washington. Feb. g.-1he trws li the
action OF Minister stevens became ne
subject Of general comment boz lhe rouse
after the excitement Of ihe SILVER vote
died away. II met with tho approval ~
the Republican side " the house nnd
with mixed reception on the Demo
cratic side. the prevailing s'ntim'nt on
that side. however. being one ~ hhtlSuu-
ism 10 the cOmmittnl ~ this FoNrinineut
20 annexation or TO o. prote'Wr1'e ~
t0 the committnl ~ congress 10y the exc
Cutiye branch Of the government
Representative Harmer Of Pcnnsyl-
ynnln, u Republican member % the Tore
eign affairs committee, suid. ! think
stevens action imprudent. have M
proved " all that the repre- sent1tlvcs II
the government have done in Hawaii. ]
would approve permanent urotrctCrutc.
Representative Springer suid / think
hc exceeded bis authority md iuHgdic-
ton. lie has mo- more right 60 author
izo n prOtectorute than any rriyRtn titi-
zen NJ the United States Such rOndut
ns That gets the government Into trouble.
deny the right and power : the prp7i-
dent without the consent ~ rVugrrH 10
assume any Jurisdiction. or 10 establish
q pfUteciOrntp over foreign Territory.
Representative Watson " Georgia uid
the Third party considered The whole
thing usurputiou aud nn outrage which
ought ~ De- rcpudintpd aud severely rtu-
surcd. II was job ~ American rppru-
lHturs aud Adventures frDm beginning
to end
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Onn rnLLOMs AnIouRN.

Dallas 1,x. Feb. o. Especial. TN,
Guud lolgc of odd Fellows of TcyWs
adjourned sine die at 8 O'Clock this evou.
ing after tonsuctiug business that called
thom together Many of the delegates
depprted for their respective homes Ia
uight and others viii follow n the morll.
Wg Waco was selected us place Of next
meeting iu Fohruary lSAA
Guml Master James L. Autry ~ the
l. o. q. n. has appointed a.. h, Gibson
of Georgetown grand lecturer OF tht
order for the coming year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
rIIN pIIMS.

Wnsliuetou. Fob o. Many men WHO
wore iu ulirs under Cleveland are here
s.tking tho aid oi congressman h ihur
.puliputinu. li places under iAr inyuw.
ne DumuGutir standardization. lh'F
vlll realize suuu lint mlub OF the lln''"
oupu tu them without examination when
AIR GIrtriHud iuul IilH Boz 1850 nave
been under thp keys uf thr 'iYil h.Nig
commission. The gruoml luud "llrr viii
,Nu have ID frW places 900 .H ,liHpoHtl
Among tho number prr seventeen SUR
,ryur aruuulshpH ,ur each Zoo Autuul,
Aluslu. California Colorado, Florida,
Idaho. l.0uuuuB, Niuurut1, Montana,
Nevada. Sew NpXipo, North Dufulut
Oregon South Dakota. Utah, Washing
ton and Wyoming with salHri's hlg
Ina FROM S1~lW CO. S1tun There arc plsu
lgS luul land offices with IpnHor and
% receiver ut pnrll with salaries uuzlug
from about $3.50 tn $500. There niv
eleven chiefs ut division iu ih, nynynl
land office who receive % -ulJy off N-"W
principal pNnmucrH ut N2lhu, iva law
clerks nt $3.50. two mW cX-
amincrs nj S2uOp. one receiving cork
at xiNuD. confidential clork 100 rice com.
missioner nc Sliuu, uni % uuWprr "
messengers aud lUhorrrH ut itum Suhu
~ $50 who VIII make way for ruw
men.
In the bureau ~ patents ihar" arc
only n very few important places Wtsido
Of the classified service. aud ms also iY
the cuse in the Indian bureau Tine Itu-
Sion office has less thnn iitty plnr"d Luu,e
the lowest grade Tho richest Heidi Tor
the ufirp.sorkrra win be- thr uugunipc
department
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nm coMAussloNNns NormL.n

Washington, Fob. ~ This nftprnoou
the Hawaiian commissioners received N
telegram from Charles NJ Cook. nnunun,,
ng hls arrival ut San Francisco. With
dHNirhrt Tor thrm FROM the provisional
government ilv Ia pAuNtrd hero Mod.
ucsNAy afternoon, Latter m Olp dly sa-
WNN ruHtvr receive % dispatch from Mini.
lister stevens announcing The protpptorutp
WNlhB tho annexation sentiment was m.
vWaNnE ana HNiuE uoucp OF dispatches
D, mail with tull "details
Speaking of the developments la Uu.
wait Foster mid the action oi stevens
declaring Hawaii uudVr the protection
Of the United Stutoa was taken without
Instructions from the department of
state. In fact the movement Ind pnt
been expected aud had not bccn autici,
palvd. Stevens therefore had boon com.
l~llcd 60 Net udcpopdently aud upon his
nest Judgement as emergencies had
arisen
THE evening Mr.. l.. 4. Thurston. with
thr consent and approval Of hs as,o,.
ate commissioners, made a statement ia
ropiF 90 a letter from j. r. Nulhurn. rA.
mir lister NJ lhc Interior of the Hawaiian
cabinet published IN Juduy's papers. dr.
uylng positively that Queen iilmnbn.
laui aud the late Hawaiian poyprnnont
yielded 60 The furco ~ the United Ntntps
When she surrendered "a the provisional
government, and reasaertmg thar IL ,vns
9 genuine popular uprising lie g,es mtu
de'Nl nnd snNs it was after the people
saw the situation grow SO serious md
there was every Indication OF u nght and
hlooIN one Nt ans minute, ip which
many lives and much properly Woull
have h,sen inevitably DESTROYED II wns
thvu, 40 t'V WQUcat nf nunN American
cidgens, Tint the provisional committed
notified the American minister az the M.
uNuOu aud asked assistance In the pro.
lection ot life and pr0nelty Under thcs,
circumstances the United States minis.
ter landed American troops In neeorlnpce
With q well established precedent Tho
lrstcd States troops aid not mcnate tho
queen OF support the provisional rolvri.
invnt Again thHrN was $50 nuMic "a.
Acknowledgement of the provisional goy.
efnmenl hy The American minister rndi
tha surrender OF the police station, 10
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solutcly certain that the manufacture,
nisirihniiOu. price or terms Of sale Of
huy article Of genernl consumption are
practically under the direction Of any
combination. 10 shall be the duty Of the
lerrctary Of The treasury 10 place the
articles controlled on the free list. " the
syndicate company or trust having con-
troll OF HE article has not been dissolved.
and NJ The articles arr again under The
control Of ordinary Influences. Another
DrOtifuu Is flat VT the article Us subject
to au inirfnal revenue tnN. then q tnnm
tax equal tO such informal revenue tax
shall remain mud continue upon the
article
WHOM any article has boon placed ON
the free llst in This way. all patents re-.
lating To- the article shall be- treated by
Tie United States ne having expired.
"A bill with those provisions, be-
lieve. would put nu pud tp trusts. IL u
drawing the rorc little tight but the
cDntcIs Of the lHll are ccrtninly fair
and lust Ncunts Investigation conn
mittops don't do any guul The clubor.
dUeWt do 20 particle ~ good Like The
Heading conl investigation. they nll end
IN smoke but VI IT, provisions NJ my
bin ave- cnriipd uut The trust VIII either
be- Dissolved, aud Injustice to The cOn-
sumner will ccuse. or puicniH. Trademarks.
NuuN VIII, tiftt VIII HH iNhru hWuN liNW
the Offcndrra The offenders viii have
thirty days IN which 10 crHsc their evil
why's, or they win be- dealt viii IA the
bill provides.
"rho sugar trust would. Of course,
have tu 40 bdhupag on different plan,
or millions ~ dollars would bo cut away
from the income NJ the truH every year
aud restored 90 the people. Tie sugar
trust raised the price 81 sugar lnAi ycnr
several cents because of ihg alleged Too.
nuoncr ~ choleri. or something oi tlnt
sort 40 any Hitr the price WIS ruisrh.
but after tho alleged cause was removed
the price was NOT ngniu lowered NnFhf
accordingly s rot under ilc control OF
ordinary Influences hut Us being s"'d ui
an nttihcinl price.
with sugar ou The trc list. W,'r"
would the sugar trust br1 Aud whore
would be- tl,p whisky irust WITH illr
tnriN vt xtJb gallon taken M l"F
latnn has failed to regulate The WHISKY
trust. hul " my Mll % passed ilrro VIII
b. mo- more need of rrslting 20 tho courts
h. try iu uruiehtDn ont tlr option hll
mud rl anticipation hilla Utruuw Wh,to
ppcculntiun 81 udulgrd iu DO Iuly results
Ina injury 20 those who speculate. lli"
fnrfurr aud manufacture are NOT ii-
juroA But tlo thine Inns rnmg when ilr
iooplr must have protection rom hfhW'
cht,., ana corporations which are organ
ICED to rob the consumer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
BLAINE ON HAWAII.
DISPATCH FROM THE SECRE-
TARY IN 1901.
The interests Of The islands and Of iho UniIed
States Are ma Samo-No Foreign In.
iruslon Can Be Permitted.

Washington, Feb. mo moro COM
plctc and striking expression of the
American view of the Hawaiian uups-
ton can hr found, perhaps, thu is com
tanned m the dispatch of Secretary
blaine 90 Minister Comfy, dated Dec. 1,
ISL MT hNiues dispatch iu a master
~ summary of The relations between
this country and Hawaii from 1850 To
lNSl, ANA lts stutrmcut OF the american
policy toward the island kingdom is APP
phrouc lu almost every line 10 the
situation which presents itself today.
The text of the letter emitting two
snort Introductory paragraphs, is as fol-
lows.
With the abandonment Of frudnl gov.
elnment By kiug kumehnmcha III iu
lNN ana the Inauguration of cOnstitu-
buhal methods, the history of the pOliti-
Shl relation OF Hawaii 20 the world ut
mrge may very properly he suid W begin.
lhr recognition on independent sovereign.
W ny me great powers took place soon
nltcr that ACT on the part of the United
States, dating from 1874 Even ni that
cary day, before the United States had
h'tnhe a power un the Pacific cOust, the
columvrcWl activity of our people was
manifested iu their Intercourse with the
Islands of Oceanica, of which the
Hawaiian group is the northern eN.
tremiiy. In 1878 the treaty of Guadalupe
ltiunlgo confirmed the territorial pXtpu-
SION on the United States 10 the Pudhc.
ana gave to The Union cuusl lime ON
ulat ocenn little inferior IN extent and
superior in natural wealth 90 the Atlantic
,eRhoard, oi tho original thirteen stntes.
ln lNlN lN, the discoveries OF gold ia
Nahiorha laid The foundation for the
marvellous development of the western
rnosI and in that same year the upres-
siuts OF our Altered relationship 10 the
iatihc ocean found expression 81 a cam.
pirhrnslNe treaty oi friendship. conn.
m,rre and navigation With the sovereign
AihElom of Hawaii
ne material connection between Inc
iiUNai,9n lslands and ghc pucihc zoo "A
~ the lulon was natural aud inevitable
hut lately admitted 20 the fnipilv ~
separate states, Hawaii was necessarily
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
oIlnENs1 Avn n1.nnns

Brisbane, Fob % Mn flood has ropeed.
ell from uost NJ the ctl districts. which
Nre now covered with mud aud sllme.
The stencil Va horrible and uulpss the
city be- cleaUcd Within il frw DAYS h
win undoubtedly cause am opldrmlc
Tho runhoOt l'NlUmn was lcft In shoal
water icy sudden falling of the Hood
tanicnl Garden on the river bank
Speclnl constahles hive been sworn in
20 prevent ncty lootinE Great misery
prevails in Tie petty lOotlug of the city.
The total damage done hy the Hood np.
proXiulates Sib,uuO0O,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
HORRIBLE HOLOCAUST,
FORTY-FoUR PEOPLE BURNED
TO DEATH At DOVER
IN a New Hampshire County Building Meager
Details Of the Terrible Affair Re-.
cclyed Up 10 3 O'clock

Boston, Mass, Feb. 10, 1850 a. M
Bulletiu-lt is reported that the county
buildings at Dover, n. H., have been
burned aud thirty lives lost
Boston. Mass, Feb. 10. 2.tO "a. m.--
Bulletin-Lauer reports from Dover say
fory-four lives were lost
AN INSANE ASYLUM.
Dover. y. H.. Feb p..-'rhe county in-
sane asylum, four miles from here. hurn-
cd tonight Fouy-tvc lives were lost.
when Waterman William Chcyoy
made bis lO.o'cluck rounds d. found hrc
coming out of the cellar occupipd 10y A..
Lafumutiuc, woman, and gave the
alarm. WIN. Driscull, the keeper, with
bis lunily. were in the building, and Lc
az once broke the locks Of ifty-four cells
aud tried 10 get thc inmates ,uC Then
hc got hi. wife aud two chi!drcu out
Out Of forureirht umutcs, only four
escaped They were William Twombly,
Rosa Anderson, William DAILY and
Frank Donsun.
The latter walked two miles Ia q blind.
ing snow storm with only his shirt on to
William Houcs house. where be was
taken care of
Those burned were;
Robert Dioue of Salmon Falls.
Mary Fountain, Great Falls.
Frank Numpr. Rochester.
William Chcslcy Durham.
Mrs. Roberts, Great Falls, aud year.
old child
Lester Jones. Huntington
owen Mulloy. Great FANS.
Michael Casey, Dover.
Frank Rowe, Great Falls
Charles Linlcy, Great Falls.
Frank Page, Rochester.
William Files Great Falls.
Frank Sprggius Dover
Harry Kimball, Dover.
Judn Koll. Dover
Mrs. Mary RayInc lIomanylle.
Maggie White. Grcat Falls
Annie Carr Rollin Ford.
Mary Ilumor Rochester
Mary Maloucy, Dover
Mrs Mary McCliu;ocE, Dover.
Lena Ellis. Rochester
Mary Wilson, Lee.
Muria Twmdall. Milton Mills.
Caroline Rnit Dover,
Mrs. Ann Roswell Dover.
Lizzie Ellis, Circuit Falls
Catherine Haley Dover.
Eliza Pickering, Genio.
Mary Galley, Dover
Sarah Sweet Rochester
Sarah liutchugs, Dover
Kate Duncc, Dover.
Sarah McCintork. Great Falls.
Fuunie Sluuory, Grcot Falls.
Ann McDcrmott, Dover
Addic otis, Grppt Falls.
And six others whose names GO, not
be remembered by the keeper, whose
books were burned,
The building was Of wood l35N3G feet,
two stories high II WIS built twenty
years ago aud had fifty cells. One womun
escaped 10 the yard but was burned to
dcuth there
The maiu building In which were over
100 Of the county poor, caught fire but
was saved boy the heroic efforts of the
inmates who carried pals Of water and
cNdnguishod the flames, although many
We're burned IN 80 doing.
The smolinE ruins show the charrcd
bodies still lying ON their beds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
THE SENATE

Washington. Fob . Mr. palurr muy.
ed 10 strike ont of rnr coupler lil nli of
section ., except the iirl 4.uipucc. which
uac cars not equipped with mdtnln roup.
lors, coupling automatically hN uuuprt
Agreed to-
Butler uilr",l two amendments. which
wcrv agreed ,a. changing the date whom
power driving wheel brulrs must hr used
frou Jan 1. 1919 Go JOp !. lSpS. aud
the date when grab IRONS or mnd hplds
iu the euda aud Mdpy uf curH mus, hr
1915. without concluding rmdluu.
ton OF thc bill thp scuato adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Washington, Feb o. AZ an, present
tlme The treasury holds f,aGnOU frea
sold, uud ARRANGEMENTS hive hr,W pf.
fcclcd by which pull Tor the SnOOO.uOO
s,sel IeglnE ON mud coQ be- secured
will br available within tho uat trv
lays lu ihe opinion uf me treasury ui.
hciNla even it q constant uram continues
The tNusur1 gold can hp kent u, 90 Sl9..
OO0uOO or SlaOOO,uOO uf neo gold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
A PHYSICIAN DISAPPEARS

=, heppgyb h'No Feb. y lSpcoiail -pr.
w e Spaulding, an old resident ot Hos,
qNe county. and practitioner Of medi.
vine ni Nlmhall. a small country VILLAGE
tnNo miles irlm this place, mysiDuousiy
uisappcawd Last sunday morning and
alhoNEh the vountry aas been sc0Ured
for miles around. no trace VI him has
been found aud his friends fear he Was
sa0gm ont in She blizzard Monday and
tlO1e 10 death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
and sullivan ana four Of bis children were
burned to death.


Tfoueftrf, rsv F.h % -ispcciall To-Day
CALVIN r. lnrersol was arrested huI jailed
on "a WHrrnHf sworn ont by mH VIC N ng
ia-yenr-old daughter The n"lh,f uh4
daughter both aver that lngcrsol has not
only treated them IN Is brutal and inhu-
man MANNER. tut has attempted 70 ON
rage the daughter The details OF the
evidence are revolving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
AnssIssIppI IYNCHINGs.

Magnolia, Miss. Feb o Two negro
hoys Frank ilarul and COmolius Fielder.
who confessed tO have robbed anil hurn.
eel Tee RobmsOn's store nt Dickcy sun.
dNy nlsht, were hanged hy mob Inst
night a few hundrod yards from where
the crime was committed The cOnfrs-
sions of the boys Implicated i've other
negr0es, who worp promptly arrested and
would have hcep hanged also II they had
not been rescued hy a shtdn'a posse ana
carried J0 the county jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Terrell Tex Feb. q. lsIccinll-At the
asylum iu the dining rDom a patient named
Blackwell struck g. w. Trout, On hl-
ten1nnt, ovrr the head with vinegar u0i
tie, fracturing Trnuts skull. The wouhu
Is g very serious one, but lac IS resting
well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
GHOULISH GLEE
sIaughtering the Bills Without
Compunction.
OCCUPATIONS OF LEGISLATORS
The Farmers lead. with Lawyers a Good
Second eLemore's Railroad Bill-A
New Benedict Receives Consid'
efallon From Ms Friends.

Austin. Tex. Feb. (Spcdnl.) Rep
sentative Cough. who is also chairman
~ the house committee ON education,
had made up bis mini 10 draw blood,
not the rpnl red-headcd cory blood that
ilowh when bright blades Hash in air Wnh
tease each the edge of each while their
keen points seek uu entranc to the eta.
del Of life thm honor may be avenged
aud Insults washed away in The crimson
How not that kiud OF blood
10 WAS committee day aud he was ont
90 slaughter and sny bills.
lie gathered his committee together
The bills were brought no. aud sriziug
them ia his good right hand hc proceed
ed to pull their heads Oh, one boy one.
until uhiry-two CORY remains Ivy ut
bis feet
Tho committee helped him do e aud
when II was over they soleinuly joined
hands and danced the ghost dance around
the pile.
The bloody work Of the committee
room saves many Hn hour 81 work Boo
Open session aud many re- dollar To- tue
state al agree tlut this was an espr-
cinlly good duy's work
WHO AND WHAT THEY ARE.
Austin. Feb. lSpocialD-A canvas
Of The house OF representatives by the
religious representatives OF the Gazette
shows that lhc members are divided MS
follows.
RELIGIONS.
Methodist Episcopal Is.
BupiiBtH, ~.
Presbytpriuug, 10.
EpisCupuliaus g.
Methodist Prutostuut.l.
Catholic. q.
llnrd-sholl BOptists, 1.
Christian D.
Unitarian, /.
LuthcHuus. -
OCCUPATIONS
House of representatives: Lawyers a..
Farmers, 30.
StuCkmeu g.
Merchants T.
Teachers g.
ltpul estate .
lhysiciuus. %
Editors. g.
lluilrond /
Insurance, /.
Lumber /
Engineer. l.
Mechanic L.
Manufacturer I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
MLENORES HALFWAY RUT,


Austin Tex. Feb Especial Below
b. given the tull text of the railroad lin
just introduced by Representative Ne
IGNORE.
An net 10 amend article 1851. title ~.
chapter 10 Of the revised civil stumtos
of HcNns
Scction,1. BE Il enacted hy the lcgis.
lniurc OF the state of Texas that article
I-ol, tUc ~ chapter 40. be- amended so
ns 70 hereafter read NJ follows to wit,
Article l2ol, Every such cumprny shall
Tor q reasonable compensation draw over
their rhllroud without delay, the pnsscu-
gers merchandise aud ears OF every other
rulrund company aud the sleeping cnrg
oI any sleeping car company when tcndcr-
go uy Any Other railroad pumuuuy which
may cuier ANA connect with their rail
tuhh' hhl " tho respective companies
'uh not agree upon the CONFORMATION
murrsUId 10 shall be- the duty of The
president ot each company tu select ono
lluu NA commissioner aud the tyyo pnfI-
lhlN'iuncs 80 selected land n cngr of
disagreement such person us the governor
may appoint shall be- the umpirp) neither
OF whom shall, at amy time have been
wv t"' ,HpoS lurht OF either company or
~ ANY way Interested In either compnny
ond thry shall iiN the rate an which
.ala cars shall be- drawn over said roadg
Nh'h rates shall not be- changed for uur
year lrVm the time Of going into effect
Article l212 ANY manager. agent
employee or other person Ina cbarge ar
having the superintendent or control ~
uny railway subject 10 the PROVISIONS nf
ihe foregoing article hereof, who sbnlI
lnu or refuse to comply with IN, re-
pulremrnts OF snid article shull hc dpemrd
gnlil of misdomcnuur and upon con,
h''loh TOR such failure or refusal shall
nt punished 10y fine In any sun not lrss
thnu 5000 nor more than $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
FINR pHOpLR lNEMATnn.

So Jolns, \. R. Feh N-snip DWELLING
Of rasnc, sullivan was destroyed ~ ore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
LADIES' DRIVING GLOVE,

We have just received new line of Ladies' n,
ing Gloves with cuffs, elegant quality; go on sale 4,
per pair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
NENLING NOR TnN cnLnNnI

Austin Tcx.. Feb. y -lSn,cinI
lere are few mon ia the present lep.
slalure more deScycdly popular tbtu
Representative r. ID, Rowcll. aud Lon
ne LETT several days ago for his homo
w Jefferson, there 20 wed one of tbr
most chNm.ug young ladies i'm H,yns
every member In the house waited aftor
him q hearty wish for hnppiucss ma
long life, willie from the Toxins yol,m'
lrtlr guuWs came equal good Wislra
Tor the gallant colonel Of the Fifth
The young Benedict ~ In Hrs seat ppnip
Nrur him sits flhu Newton. who innEs
after the Interests of his end of Tnrnut
county Grave and serious Of cNprrs.
sion, quiet aud unnhtrus.ye, he looks
every iuvl legislator, aud very mu,h
Ike O preacher, too. llc has been look.
luE for an opportunity 60 show his iu-
terost In his young friend. Tho time
'Nlur, ana hc sent 20 the clerks dpsl,
the following;
Whereas, the law OF Moses. as founJ
I'm Deuteronomy 2ith chapter aud 5lh
verso. Wuds as follows,
WHOM @ man hath tukpn "a new wife.
hr shUll not go ont To- war; umthpr shall
hc Doe charged with amy business, Inn
he slall 40 frce at homo one wear and
SHAH cheer lp his wife which he hath
tnken,' aud
Whereas the Hon. r. n. Rowen. nv
hs recent warrlngc Las hupght him
tiou.
Therefore, be Il resolved by the legis.
l0turr ot the state Of TeNns thnt thp
Hon. T, ~, Rowel De- aul ne Is hprnby
excused from active duties ana rrspon.
sib.litics In This house for ten days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

READ OUR WANT e. Y.
DAY. you WILL FISD
TO INTEREST YOU
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-28
KENNESAW.

The Fox Hunters Association met at
the Bufford ore mines on the 18th in Bar
tow county. Those present were B. NJ
Stanley, |. R. Gibson, E. Fowler, G. R.
Gibson, C. F. Morgan, Emmett Gibson.
Henry Steele, A. Stanley and Mr.. Wylie.
After reading the Minutes of last meeting
the election of officers were as follows
Lige Fowler, President; B. NJ. Stanley.
Vice; q. F. Morgan, Sec and Treasurer;
| r. Gibson, alternate. The next on
docket was to catch BRO Fox" We left
camps at p. IN and at we jumped him
and caught him at a. m, making the
the race 7 hours. Never in the history
OF the association or auy other associa-
lion, has there been as pretty race as This
was There was not bother from the
start to the finish. Fowler and Stanley
have the finest pack OF dogs in the State,
The fox was red ore and was Jour feet
from tip to tip. Ben Stanley says the
sweetest music to him is pack OF dogs
after fox, and the next is brass hand.
Lige Fowler gave him his hand on it The
association will meet again in October
Andrew Stanley tailed the fox.
We have malicious person in our town.
About two weeks ago some one out POISON
where beef was killed, and killed q
dogs, } cats, and ] hog Not satisfied with
that, last Saturday night he fixed up pci.
son and scattered it all over town. Now
II cat should get some OF the poison and
fall In a we'll, it would PROBABLY kill every
one that should drink water out of that
well. l don't know that the miscreaat
ever thought OF this and if he had / don't
think he would hbTe cared. There is a
reward of 500 for the discovery of the
perpetrator with proof to convict. | think
we are on trail Of him. Among the val,
liable dogs killed was w F Felker's, for
which he lad been offered 500.
PEGGIE,