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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE POM ERANlAN,
a FINE ALLAN LINE STEAMER
BOUND FOR NEW YORK,
Caught In q Gale and Suffers TerrlblY-her
Captain Killed, and Many Sailors aOd
Passengers Drowned.

London, Feb. ll-Th, Allan line
steamer Pom,ruuiau, from Glasgow, Juu.
-. VIA Neville for New York has return
ed to Grpvuuck after losing her first aud
second nutcS, her quurtermuSters and
Two stewards, two sailors, four hrst ''iHNS
and one scpoud-cluss cabin passengers,
When 1850 miles westward from elias
gov she encountered weather of unusual
severity. The gale had Increased with
grrut suddvuness until heavy seas mcN-
pcCtpdly swept over the deck, carrying
everything before II Ike am avalanche
Deck saloon. chart house, bridges aud
hnuts We're smashed and swept away 10y
the tremendous force of waves aud vixen
the sea had pusscd over the decks there
WAS q scene of ruin, and the shrirks of
pprishug sailors and passengers could be
heard In waves that surrd about the
dismantclcd utcaner Captain DulZipl
was on the bridge when the avalanche
strucl, the vessel He was swept from
his post and dashed against the hulwarks,
whore he lay stunned and helpless, dying
from his injuries tie following morning.
The third officer quickly took command of
the vessel, the crew cleared away the
wrcckngc aud she proceeded
From additional accounts regarding
the terrible calamity uu Feb. T. it up.
pears thut after Captain hUlziol had
been carried below unconscious, the yes.
sol was Drought about 10y order ui TIE
officer in command, and kept running
before the gale, the crew cleared away
the debris ard battered down the hatrhcs.
The waves swept over the dock from
stem TO stern, and Hooded the passtli.
gers quarters. Thcre was no panic and
the crew hnd everything snug before
dark The gale continued TO rage with
fury until Wednesday last. when 10 abut.
cd somewhat Thursday the water again
became stormy aud gradually rose TO Il
hurricane. lHnstWhull light, off the
most nurtherN part of tho Irish const,
was sighted Thursday cyeldug and the
position of the vessel nscertaiuel. Ow-
Ing 90 the terrific weather IL was ueces.
sny to hc t0 until Friday, and then
Che PommcmniHn made for Grenoch
Purser Low asked why the vessel did not
continue on her voyage westward, re.
Piled, had not the surviving officer de-
cided to run hack none would have been
left 20 tell the tale
Speaking of the funeral at sea of Cap.
tain D0l2ld, pUrScr low said 10 was the
most solemn spectacle he ever Witnessed.
a hundred and eighty people grouped
around the body, mutely anticipating
their own death to follow, aud with
tears swimming In their eyes the ne.
mains of the late commander disappeared
iH the hungry waves, that seemed Ia
roar for additional prey, Although IN,
discomfort enduned was very great. mo-
one complained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

Washington, Feb H. Another candi-
date has entered the eight for the scrrc-
turyship Vt the senate. X-COugressmuu
William H. Cox Of Sorth CarOliuu b.
being pressed hy Senator Ransom and
number uf other Southern Democrats.
Mr. Cox was conspicuous civil service
reiorInor while ho was iu congress, aud
upon his retirement from the house was
suggested ns a candidate for civil service
commissioner lie was not appointed,
however and since that time has not
cut q very prominent figure iu North Car.
Olua politics. The frionds Of oA-COu-.
gresham benjamin Lefcyro who has
the support Vt senator Bdcc, General
Martin T. McMahou Of New York. aud
Colonel l.. O Washington. who had the
endorsement Of the Democratic caucus
when the present organization of the
scuutc was perfected, do not look with
favor upon the ambitions of Mr. Cox NJ
this late day Tho supporters Of an tho
candidates are msily employed iu So.
curing pledges that VIII hold good when
the ruucus meets after March T. At
present cuoh usnirHni Is confident of sue.
yeB. bat 10 as quietly whispered that the
Populisls, who may have the balance uf
power hive u dark horse TINT ~ being
carefully grOOmcd for the ruUp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
TIIE NENATE-

Washington. Feb. 1.-The bin In pro.
mote the safety Of employees and trnvcl.
rrs upon railroads 10y compelling railroad
cuupniucs to equip ears with automatic
coiplrrs and locomotives with driving
wheel brakes, was finally disposed of
in the senate today Tho substitute for
me house bill ot lust session was agreed
TO aud the bin passed yens. 30: unyE 10
IN" only other important piece of leg
islutiou WIS agreeing 10 tho conference
report on th' Notifications bill. mud muk.
lug the Nicaragua canal bin unfinished
business
The coupler bin now goes back 10 the
house The negative votes We're Mpssrs
tludgcir Bryce Daniel George. German
Harris. Morgan, sawyer Stewart us
Vance
After conference ON the Nicaragua bin
aud the action referred to. the senate
adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
NM Rnss AHMnR

Washington. Feb. IA highly Sue
cessful test was made Of the
new niche steel hnrveyized arm0r
plate at the Indian Head prov
ihg ground today The first shell
had velocity at impact Of 1882 feet
per second, II penetrated the plate five
inches aud broke IN fragments, but the
closest scrutiny failed TO determine the
slightest crack IN the plate. The second
shol was fired with u velocity nt impact
0i lbOu feet per second 1t penetrated
the plate between six aud seven inches
cracking II clear through for a part Of
u.s. length but without, however. rpduc-
ing the protection which Ii would have
Afforded 10 q ship The third shot was
iired at velocity of 1900 fpot and pro-
duced result similar % the second. The
fourth shot nt velocity Of $500 feet
second penetrated about ten inches. The
plate was cracked aud the lruciug which
supported IL much broken Captain
sampson said no Obuiuoblo velocity
could have driven she'll through the
plate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
nEMOCRATIC CAAlpAIGN-

Washington, Fob. The Democratic
memh0rH of the senate committee on priv
ilvggs aud elections are in almost daily
conference relative 10 probable contests
la the next senate, Yesterday these rcn.
tlcmen held ana important meeting with
Mir Martin. the ucwly.clectcd senator
from Kansas who put tho members IN
possession Of the deiuils attending his
election, aud adiOummpnt was then tnk
en until Tuesday when plan of cam
pnign will he mapped out IL was dc.
cided that Mr. Martin should not present
bis tnNentials until after The 9Th III
March
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
A GREAT SHIP SCH

81. Louis. Mo, Feb. lis
400 Of the most prummett Dof
OF the city today discussed VI
of foreign commerce for lnH
cities without transhlph@l
mouths, and 10y q unanimous W
ed the Lucas ship. au ln'etg
by means of double boil On.
bile dr0ught h expected q, W.
shallowurss of rivers aug 81
goes ~ be- loaded 10 ihe la'a
Tor foreign ports,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
DEATHS.


pcuison, Tex, Feb H. Especially w.
Il Collins. one OF Dpuison's plonccrs died
this morning He came tn Grn,snr
county about 1870 In 1872 he founded
Collinsvillp, this county, named I'M his
honor Soon after ne came to Denison
lie has been prominently connected with
almost every enterprise started hero.
Brghrs disease complicated hy Ia grippe.
was the cause Of death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
NEM NRLEANN RACEs

New Orleans, Ia, Feb H. FIRST race
Five fWlougs ELLA NeNms won. An
FAlt second, Kerosene ,hird. Time.
tO3 -
Second receive aud half furlonps
Gallon Brown wou Scottish Bell second
Eliz0 l. third. Time t.lO.
Third rucc-SiN Nrougs Castout
won, Sum Farmer second, Dollie Mobiles
third. Time, 1910 Ri
Fourth race Mile and quarter. For
est King won. May Hardy second. Miss
bllkvy third Time, PA ~.
Firth race Six iurlougs Great Homes
Won, Lombard second, Borealis tbirl.
Time, lis HI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
sHARMAN's sLAYERs
Must Suffer the Death Penalty Unless Governor
hOan Sleps IN.

sherman, Tex. Feb. Especially --Iohn
7. Carlisle, Jointly convicted with Charles
Lutuell Tor the disqualification of Sharnnn
AZ DeniaOu last Arm, WAS today notified NJ
the decision W the court OF appeat-, ~ nal-
las which aiiirins the decision of the Gray
penalty. The higher court decision was tru-
uered today, ana unless the governor inter-
Ieres both must hang ln this city These
men were convicted upOn ulrcuustnntial
evidence. Carlisle was wanted IN Ice CONN
W Tor murder and Sharinnn was the only
eye Witness 60 the crime. he WAS allied
Nhue asleep IN his home ana these men
are To suffer for the act.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
TuIt unIlsn

Washington. Feb. 1.-The house To-.
day resumed h. committee OF the whole
preparation hill The attempt tu limit
debate gave rise 10 Glihustpriug move
mrnt, aud the motion for limitation was
Withdrawn.
Mrssrs Curtis nd Harris opposed the
proposed Wnrd-prntt amendment of the
Livingstone approved and did so na
southern mar He was frank 10 admit
hat political Influence was powerful 10
duy under the administration of Com.
missioner Ruum. This political influence
destroyed tlc whole organization
Adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
FOLLOWED IT mp

Washington, Feb ll.IThc Hawaiian
commissioners followed M the distinct
advantage gained hy official RECOGNITION
today by the president. which gives chem,
diplomatic standing. by calling i'm their
new capacity as rocogniged pnynvs on
Secretary Foster az tho state department
this afternoon pheir conference with
him commenced about O'clock nnd
lqsted an hour aud q hale The commits
M practical propositions they Mere M,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
BERRY WANTS THE ISLANDS.

Wilmington. Fob ll-Rrprcscutntiyc-
elect Berry of Newport, Ky, IN ~ Ia
tcryicw published iu the Evening News,
says.
Hawaii. rather than 10 permit AN outside
power to grasp II I'm her clutches. IL is
true hat IL might boz great burden me- to
but there rs much Importance 10 ho ut-
tHchod to the island AZ to its govern
mcut I suppose it should boz iu the furu
cot u prOtpcturutp. or modelled after the
District of Columbia 10 would bee rather
u queer innovation to have little laps
truuding into the capitol as senators,
but undoubtedly that unique phase of
the idou will he Ohyiutrd. Az amy rate,
you can count on the annexation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
ANARCHISTS sENTgNl

pittsburg. PA. Feb il'.u.
aud Carl Mold, unarchl,ls,
before the fact TO the 9Ie'r
sination of II. q. FreSe
guilty and indicted this ivy
IRENE penalty is seven s.n
ycars more viii be- added ~
of which they were oQa''''N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
LONGR RIII

Austin, Tea, Feb IL SpocialD
Representative Longs bin amending the
plonnir law, unless reported mnyoruhy
by Judiciary committee M. /, IN rxuprt-
ed to be- taken up Monday II allows
mln9rs where their Interest does not rN-
cttd Nluu to apply To u county Judge.
who shall Immediately appoint gitnrIi'
ans ana order the property sold. The
bill effects numerous interests throughout
the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THn STEp rs DrCInuD oN

Washington, Feb ll.-Tho Star has
this; Il Is learned ON good authority the
government has practically committed H.
self IN favor 81 the proposition for the
annexation Of Hawaii aud that the presi.
dent VIII send n message TO congress on
the subject next week. II Is known the
commissioners feel satisfied with the
present status of negotiations. Thov
make no effort to conceal their conf
dence of the success of their mission
and evidently expect tangible resulg In
a short time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

buildings erected with real estate sales NJ
So OUu.OOJ; with the foundation laid for
the lurgrSt union depot In the world, may
Oe set down as year Of marked prosperity.
Rank clearlugs Tor the year were 81 81
IHl ,Wti; tobacco manufactured. ~ Sli,SIO
pounds: beer. GO.SUtgSi gallons: humber
received, SSlNi31 1853 feet; purl, handled
3Ui ill .5uu pounds, dry goods S4O7 .Wu 900.
and others in proportion The total tonnage
VI IA" cltN's commerce was lS,33s ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Paris. Feb. 1l-Mr ElIleli y.
tame and Henry Cottn coHIloc
ding and breach Of trust ..
with the funds of the fal-.
company, have appealed a;Hlaf
iugs of the chamber OF iaailais
hitting them for trial on cAl'r
public officials
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THAT PRINTING CONTRACT.

-, Austin, Tex, Feb, IL tSpoclall--
The senate committee ON public print
ing viii report uVorHhly ON the McComh
maoluuon authorizing the purchase of
200 legislative manuals for the USE of
the senate Ia lien of the rules hereto
fore used The committee after thorough
investigation OF the law holds that tho
state printer can not hold tue work
under the contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
COIfRr UOISp Am JAIT-

Fort Smith Ark. Feb. 10 -lSnecinll
The court house aud JAIN near Wilhurton.
ChQcIaw nation, We're burned down night
before last There were twonty-siN mis-.
goers In Che JAIL an charged with muir.
ger hnl the lire was discovered Ia time
10 set thtm AN ont They nrr now he.
ing held nn,hr guard az Wilhurt0n.
The cause of the fire was defectiye
Hue m the court house. The Two build
lnrs were near together
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
Ai.L RApISTS MIINT nANn

Austin, Tex, Fob TO- tSpeciall
REPRESENTATIVE Weucrt ia his lin Intro
dured today follows ont his plnns of cur.
Ing mob law by purifying the criminal
rode. The present law provides that the
n'alh peralty shall not be assessed ON
Mlprits under II years old Tho
Wein,rt hin wlthdrows the protection of
This provision from rnpists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
InSEpII My

jefferson, TeN, Feb Especially -
Joseph Ncy OF the firm of Ncy a. Bro.
an old aud much respected citizen. dipi
very unexpectedly nt his store al d
o'clock this morning OF heart fnimrp. He
was liked by all GLASSES here aud Ills
deolh Is regretted by every body who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CHILL COMMISSION.

Washington. Feb. n The president
scnt to thr 'rnnIe todny th' following
und, arbitrator ON the part of the United
States, g. II Shields Of Missouri, agent
of the United States; and 4 " Fer.
SON. District of Columbia. secretary on
tho part ot the United Stntcs under the
treaty for % claim commission hrtwcou
III L-nllrl SlllnA md NMM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

subject OF publication OF county Humcps.
The uhortiyc effort sought hut failed la
secure the publication of exhibits u
stead of tuhuur statements and tho no.
nrWcd effort now pending will seek tho
amendment of nrticlc No 300 of the
penal code tu accomplish the Jrsirrl MN
jcct Judge j.. T.. orr of Wilhnr.rr
county n doing some effective Vurl, iu.
wnrd bringing this legislation to uu eff.
trrtiyr issue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

ST. louis, Mo, Feh ii.-in renort ~
w business % the city, the secretary
OF the merchants exchange sunuiativas
me city business of Tue nast wear s@vtr,,,,
"a year in which nc leading tndi,s1 q,
shows q falling 90. ln which he ine5,,s.
iNtcd product reaches value on SaT00oo
~ lh which the Increase lu i0bbing tr,,1.
y TO per cent the Increase M hans 49,
lngs S"2'vOo0oo and SS0O00OOO Of nsy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE GAzETTE Ell WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY FEBRUARY u 1888

thorized to submit aud some progress
was made az 10 arriving at nu harm0ni.
Gus view OF the situation but no definite
conclusion WAS reached aud the confer
ence adjourned until Monday
The commissioners are highly cncOur-
aged BY their rncepMnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

something akin 10
has gone mp against
u cyclone" John
Cline ia supervising
Halls training. aud
sometimes Hull and
Cl,uc Wrpytle, hut
Han has not yet
accomplished tho
feat of downing his
trainer Hall now
tins the beam at
los pounds. Hall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
DlXON.SNITTH FTCUT

New York, Fob. n-Georra Di1on
VIII fight Solly Smith, the Pacific coost
tentherweirht In AUGUST for $500 n
side. The hackers of Smith have posted
forfeit OF $1,000 90 cover the money
of Tom O'Rowke. The conditions OF the
match are lis pounds aud the hest purse
offered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
NnnNIN GRrnN nN1Nn

Louisville XIV, Feb n, Or. Norvin
Gn'en, president OF the Western Union
Telegraph company, rs dangerously IN
at his residence In this city, from bowel
aud stomach troubles, lie has been an.
conscious Since yesterday morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
RnRRER C0NnrcrnRs

Chicago M. Feb IA. H. Walters.
freight conductor ON the Union Pacific.
road was arrested tonight as the first
of twenty 70 follow, So break mp gang.
which, during TWO years, Is said 10 have
robbed tho company of $1,000 worth
ot merchandise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
ROWELIls FRIENDS,

Austin, Tex. Feb 10. Especially
Tue members of the house today waited
upon Mr. mud Mrs r. ID. Rowcll aud
presented them with an elegant wedding
present Ia the shape of a vet of silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
TtIT-VITISININIONS

Lakewood, y. j..
Feb II. II phy
steal condition and
confidence can Dc
taken as a criterion
ut pugvlistir cupu
hilitips. Jim Han
should certainly win
% victory ON March
g when he aud Bob
ltitAsimuuus con
tpul before the
Crescent rluh ut.
New Orleans for
the extraordinary
purse of SiO.OND
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
GREAT FLO0DS uVA1

Cincinnati. o., Feb. ~
at midnight point 70 a lo.l ,,,,
feet az Cincinnati ana
flood nj points below Ihe rll n
of tho coming rise Is % ge ..
preparations To have Deeu n--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

New York, Fob. II Grover Cleveland
came from Lakewood today One of thc
first visitors was Don VI. Dickinson.
Other yisitors were Senator Gordon Of
GeorNn, Henry Willard aud q. c. Bald.
Wiu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CHLIAN AUTHORIZATIONS

.Nmparqiso, Feb. l1.--I'nited states
Minister Egan Ia an interview Win tSs
Chilian minister Of foreign aifalra nre,i
the Immediate appointment of arbitref.
srs 20 pass upon the claims OF oitiaens
v the United States against ChiH The
question y Ia be considered after tho
Ntnrn OF the president aud his cabinet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
n.Iln nnA-nn nnnMnn

Dover y. H.. Feb. The work 90 re-
moving the debris from che cellar 81 the
hOrnad Insane asylum, was resumed this
pnrnkg. Oue morn h00y aud some Charrrd
bones found This makes thirty-siN persons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

mnlity was over they presented
their credentials to the president,
who accepted them aud referred
Thorn tD the secretary Of state.
to b. placed on Gir iu the department.
There WAS q brief but informal reference
10 Hawaiian affairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
MAT AlElLN

Austin. Tex lrp. IA a 4
Never a well Known ,Sg a + /
died suddenly this 1lgil',, ~
6"rI,orrl,aee Of The slousyTs., ~
wlge. mt no children ,'.s Il IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
AT MEANT

Memphis, Tenn, Feb ~ Il
Fields. who assaulted w ID
II few miles from this 'IlN,'g +
today az Forest hni Mos
county 10y several huudrrl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
nENLnNRATIN NNIIT

Washington. Feb II In authorization
of the fruits of the recent victory the
Democrats are now discussing the prob.
ubc chungcs In the spuptr committee.
ono OF the muet important of these is
the finance, which viii hc presided oyer
by Mir Voorhees, who Nv the mukmg
member uu the Democratic side. N has
been said ihnt Mr. llnrris owing to
his succession tu the chnirmnuyhip ut
The District of Columbia committee will
withdraw from the finance committee,
but IL h. unlikely the senator from Ten.
ucssec will rrlupush his share In Jhr
work of this committee, which ho finds
Cougvhml
Mr. Carlisle of COURSE rctrcs aud that
leaves place for another Democrat
Mir Vest at Missouri is suid Ia have
a Wiah Ia yet upon this committee, while
the South Is demanding another repro.
scnntiye Ia addition to Vance and Nlr
Mills rs said to Dee the man whom South.
crn senators will put forward
II ~ whispered MIR Cleveland has OK.
pressed n wish to myr uuc of his per.
sonul friends upon this committee aud
MIR Villas rs looked upon us the natural
Chuirc of the prc,idrut.clcct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
FIRES.


jefferson, roN., Feb IL Especial 81
w, ), Walkers residence burned thi,
morning Insurance on house aud furni
turc, $3.50, loss. $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
spECIE REsUMpTION ACT

Washington, Feb, II Souutor Shrr
man gave notice toduy thar hr wnud
otlrr am amendment tu sonc general nn.
propriUtion bill, enabling the secretary
of the treasury tO carry out the specie
resumption net 10y the issue az NOT loss
thla pur iu cuiu either of the dcscru.
tiou Ot bonds authorized m said act.
or bonds of the United States. hearing
not go exceed 3 per cent Interest to an
extent necessary 60 carry said rosump
tiou act into fun effect In face of The
hoavy shipment of gold for two weeks
DAYS has increased its not gold hy S3.73O-
600 90 Sll,02IGID troe gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
INDICATIONS

Washington, Feb, II Eastern Texas
fair preceded by showers on the coast
easterly winds, slightly warmer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
FlTZSMMnNS

ght viii challenge Corhctt, Mitchell
: Jackson for the heavy weight cham
louship of tho world
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Hall said To n reporter ut his hradquar-
trrs today II think IL can best Fuz,
aud II don't. he will have vivid re-
mymbruucr when il is all over. that he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
The Best Way to Ad'' Z.

Is through the newspap.,. & z.
weekly tells Of the prog SINE =
its advantages, oppoil .s Az NJ
tons. Day after as ~ b (
week such newspaper
work. and il Is ~ ~
nc the 5 oaf
No man dissallslls.e@, s & "a
climate, eXhaus'ea soBsi
conditions can IT, fseS gi'
Southern wondef'at.ss n
fluenced 10 cone, ~ inscsie
safe and prottanle. .,.,
constantly Of che ogs,',sd y
in this vast unle,' s issss.s
being influenced y
self IN person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
BOILERAIAKER's STRIKE oIap

Dunklrk, n, y, FEB, ll..-Thn Inc
oeilernaker's strike has been declared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
nnmn nnlNAGE -

81. Paul, Mimi Fee. .,i.f.rf
today killed senator oaD X h.
rial 10 congress In favor =
of silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

VIRTUALLY OURS
Are the Hawaiian Islands IT
Harrison's Action
MEANS WHAT PEOPLE SAY
The Commissioner Credentials Are Re-
eeyed Officially
And Then Foster Discusses Details Of An
neRaIlon-Ihe Senate Finally Adopts
The Car Coupler Bill-Clsye-
lands Movements.
MEANS WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

shington. Feb.
II. President Flar.
rison informally re-
ceiycd the Hawaiian
commissioners aud
accepted their cree
dcntinls as repre-
sentutiyes Of the
present provisional
government this nf-
ierpoon Secretary
Foster presented
each member of the
rOmrni zion 10 the
president separately
aud when that for