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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

Lake Fried, MINI. July GA cyclone
struck here last night, doing considerable
damage to buildings. Several lives are re.
ported lost in the country near here, but
nothing definite has yet been learned. Al
Grafton. ~ D.. strip Of crops two miles
wide aud many miles long was completely
destroyed by hall Al Cedar Rapids. Ia,
hundreds Of shade trees were broken and
several buildings unroofed. small grain
was beaten into the ground aud u Is donbt'
full whether Il will COME up again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07
NEWS CONDENSED.


The Tennessee Denial association is iu
session At CHATTANOOGA.
At Omaha, Neb.. H. h. Abbott sulcided
because he couldn't lind work
ma, r,,,,.,.,uo X ,ttv council WIN
40, a.. xvas,n,s 49, In h,dv i,ay,,v
~, Sa,,,1ss
<
Al somerset N.Y. Jerry lusEc, sou u
~ So, ~, a.
me city OF Moh'sonery' Aa'' h"s pun
chnsed S2u'V" tract OF i"hu' TO ue hiau'
into puphe PARK
The long drouth at orleans, Neb., has
been broken aud copious rains have been
Ting for four days.
. ,mmbzus. o.. George Iyerly at.
Ihs,. tide because he feared trouble
y d. Tim ); he had two.
=, "Sio ara have opnesr,d in great
una al, rats Iitsh and nv.
IT. han,as,. 10 ,.rons
,..,ou.v
Al tort wayne lnu,' III Ut % ,a,1
the Wlte OF Johh M'ner 'uieM 1t,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

Jenenonyilla, Ind, July 0-Iast night
wllile Engene aose, ngei 10 years, waA
arguing point on baseball with some
companions near BeniieY's plncc. be was
Atruck on the bead With 4 baseball bat
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

weston. Texas. July 6.-(Special)-
1 forecasts for Texas east of the
b meridian for the twenty-four
1 Guiding az Il o'clock tmidnighp,
NJ: Fair. stationary temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

Milwaukee. Wis. July 6.-The spanish
carayeis reached port Ills morning. being
towed W the river and accompanied by
= notiiia Of screeghing tugs. The officers
Of the caraveis are being entertained ~
clsarena
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

san Francisco. cat, July 8 The ncwS
brought by the steamer Mariposa today
from Australia "a Of iiscourax inI, tenor.
Efforts OF tho dosrd banks ~ resume Gus
inszs are II a atandAlnL strike arr In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

X ttsi PrPatents for Tevns.
: salnsien. July e.-CSpecial. )-Llg
.IlAthef strip; Med. Bradford, De
az pep; b NJ, Wilkinson, Grape
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

odessa. July s.--The minisier Of public
domain has under consideration plan for
he cultivation u Que lniiilon scres Of cotton
In Merry.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-28
gtahfrotbS 5 giBuua.

Betitionen.-gon 6. @reKon,
baB BiuefraBe grabirt pirb; ppn u.
8. @eBweiler, 9enrp 3imburger it.
unb s. 6ilbebranb UNI 8auerlaitbnis /;
bon s. 5. 8nrfe um grIaubniB BON
San pebro Wafer In fein Natatorium
Ieiten 81 biirfen.
Sem Nhefor ntrb geitattet fir Bic
9auer bon 2 Monaten pferb unb Wa=
gen au en9agiren.
Ser Sngerieur beri1tet iiber bic
Banfd0igfeit bes Saufes $50. 413 Gos
lebabfraBe; iiber bic Soften fir sic
n~ebergdnge in Der @artenftraBe; ibef
bic 6ausbefiber, nelde feline Settens
mcgee beriteQten.
Ser Marfbal empfieblt bic Mnl1afs
flung zines gef6lofenen Wagens fir
bus polisei=9 Department.
Ser Mapor legt letH 0eto Elm geaen
ben 8ei6luB, bic Nemter bes glettfiz
fers unb Geuermebrs Chefs gu fonloliz
biren. Wit 8 gegert 4 Stimmen fuurbe
bierauf bic Wieberermdgun9 bes 8ez
f9lufes angeprbnet unb f6lieBlih bas
geto bes MaDors aufre6t erbaIten.
SIR bic &eparatur Der ct. MarDs
StraBe merben $179 bemiIigt.
Oie 6tabt finbet ii9 nit s. Morris
fir bic @rmeiterung Der Hprb Gloresz
ftraBe nit $3.50 ab.
Ser StabtanmaIt beri6tet, bah bic
Orbinar3, tpel6e Gabrifen bon Der
Befeuerung ausi6liebt, ni6t fti9balz
tis 1T.
Das betreffenbe @omit6 beridtet au
@nnlten Der ftriften Nusfibrung Der
SeitenmegsO rbinan3.
Jir bic &ebiiion bes ltdbtif6eu ireis
briefs unb Der Orbinansea merben
$500 bemiligt.
Neue Mntrdge.- 2imburaer
I'm poli3eif@ub fir bic 8epobner
bes 9ignomitp 6iigels.
8edmann: gde bon 3usfz unb
SabfraBe elm eleftril9es 2idt ansus
bringen, an Stelle Der bier 8a8lamz
pen. StraBenbabnen tpeiteres Wege>
re9t nur banr su ertbeilen, tpenn fe
ibren 8epli6tungen Der Stabt gegen.
iiber nadgefommen iinb.
Menger: SAB bic 9tnpobner Der
Cats trabe Seitenwese l. &laHe ber=
ftelen.
Gren6: SIR ben Solicitor elm @ies
gel au3uidafen +; .einen 8oftenani9lag
fur cine GuBbriide iber ben San pes
bro in Der Norb G~loresftraBe gu MAIDEN.
Spinner: Sen San pebro amti6en
Weit 9outons unb OoloroiaftraBe rein
gu balten.
Smitbi Surangps, Matamoross
uHo SuabelonpeitraBe gu reiRisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-28
THIBODEAUX


Was bebeutet bieies Worts IS III
bas 6anbelssei6en beg
Cinderella paIa ties.
Da i'm Wabliabre befanmtli6 Sc
f6dftsfile berrf6t unb mir eimen groz
Ben 8orratb BON S9ubperf fir Ser
rem, Samen unf @inber an 6anb
baben, teueffe Sacons unb Mufer, 70
berfaufen mir Maes sum Soft
preife un6 liefern bic 8epeiie bas
fur. @Qe Waaren finb neu unb MUIR
ben ipesiea fur bieien Sommer befelt.
Die preife finb iiberaa in 3ablen am=
gegeben. Wer biaig un6 gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella ghmb 9alaff.
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paueoaft & sobn.

Sn 4nbetradt Der INNER grDBeren
Iusbebnung ibres @ef4dftes, baben
bic 9erren Yancoaft 6 Sobn fir bic
beportebenbe 5rabiabrs= unb Sems
mersS aiion einen Waarenporrath eins
gelegt, Der cine rei6e 4uspahl bietet
unb ebenio in Qualitd: unibertrofen
lit. Sic An3lge BON $40 aufpdrts
finb beuunbernsmertb; iie finb ben
mad MaB gemadten faft sleid. tragen
fi6 ausge5ei6net unb inb mad neues
fem 99nitt.-Das 2ager in Derrens
Soilettes Mrtiteln, 9emben, llnter3eug,
Often &C. lit 10 rei6baltig. baB ieber.
aud Der pertu6bnteffe @ef9mad befries
bigt merben tann.
9as S9neibers Department erfreut
fi6 zines benei6ensuertben SUITES
LIBERAL. Wer elegant getlei6et fem
mill, IdBt feline ansiige bel Bancroft
& Sobn anfertigen. Die feinften inns
portirten unb einbeimii9en Stofe iinb
borbanben.
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aei,t Grneriment.

Ser Cannon BALI Grain So. 2
Der International & Great Nertberu
gabn, Der San Qntouio tdgIi1 UNI 6
ubr 4benbs berldBt mad Dallas (iiber
9earne) unb st. 2ouis pbne We6iel
nit bor5iigli6en pullman Buffet @ars,
bic bur6 @as beleu6tet iimo. @nte
gerbinbung bia Saplor nit Semp!e,
Waeo, Sort W0rtb ilnb iiber Searne
NIT Goriieana, Dallas, Sort Wortb,
SHERMAN, DENTON unb anberen punfz
ten tpeiter n6rblid. 3tpei 9ur6stige
tdgli1. 3m6lf Stunben f9neaer als
anbere 2inieu mad ct. 2ouis.
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@ir ,uiinidbem Cure amm6idbaft!

srusarhsr goratb BON ST. ublines 49, zen lit Jest fir Cure gefdtsung aus.
Sir fibren nur gSaaren Txr &lahe, bic mir unfren Runben germ empfehen fDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-28

= gancoaf & @obn baben
elm iebr groBes 2ager in @lotbins fir
Jribiabr unb Sommer. Sic Mn3lae
fir $40, $12 unb $15 iinb NUMBER
f96n urb iben famos. Spredt Dor
unb iiber3eugt @u9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-28

Srh Sale Sbr 9emben, Inter-
aeug ober Soilette Nrtifel gu faufen
piini6t, fpre1t bel paneoaf &
Sobn Dor, ebe Sbr anberSmo fault.
Sbr ginsGolar 0emb, bic rs Gents
Striimpfe ufb bas unteraeug gu so
Gents finb bic allerbeften i'm Marfte
unb fonnen n~irseabmo iibertrofen
tperben.
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Wir ermdbnen bier ej
&leioeritofe.

SlletutIFuHe.
80 3ou feline Sateens 3u % gents, ipel9e
anbere gu 80 unb 30 @ents b~erfanfen.
100 Stide rSob" ertra brett sentuiterte
unb geblimte 9ama suitinss gu l21a Gts.
bic Yarb. @urben ME unter Is gts. berfauft.
4 R'iten Grtra Aualitat ae1treifte plaid
and checked @insbams, sepDbnlih ners
fauft gu 10 bis 121a Sent. Infer Spe3iaI.
grets 8 Sent bic 9arb.
l 8iite impprtirte 3epbir @ins6ans, pers
fault gu Is Gents. GoI mertb 25 Gents per
Yarb. groben tperben ausgeididt.
38 3on Boaene Gaibmtres unb 9enriettas
TT n Sribiabrs -SSarben. inner 9reis 25-
IS Gents ; pertb Elm Drittel mebr.
@lesante lei6ttupuene StoTe in ieber Sarbe
fir Straben< unb 3eiie.8oftiime 5O-76 @ts.
per Yurb.
Sober getpiinidte @eidmad fur bic Saiiom
tit in un1eren eleaantem 9enriettas unb iei9s
ten Serges bon 80 Gents bis au 81 rs per
garb repraientirt. 2ubt grobeu fommen.
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WunSfham In aeres.

Nunbftham In 9exee.
Die 8efiir9tung, baB bic lebte, talte
Interchangeable, weI1e bis gum 20.
Nfdr5 fortgebauert bat, bic Musfi9ten
0uf cine CUTE 0bffernte, tpenn aud
ni6t berni6tet, 10 bod f6ner f6dbisen
utirbe, 1T, tpie aus ben nodtrdgli9en
Beri6ten berborgebt, eine grunbloie
eeutfen. 6ier unb ba baben bic
6ribgemife uttb bas Obf mobl elm
wenig gelitten, beinn6ers i'm r6rbli6et1
9beiIe bes @taates; i'm @anaen unb
@roBeu aber- tuirb es fir ben i9lieBs
liher @rtrag Der Obfternte eber bon
w0bItbdtiger @trfung fein, baB bic
@ntDidlung bur6 bic lei9ter, trodenert
5r6fte nuf elm ri9tiges MaB auriidges
bra1t. tDor6en 1T.
Ser foIgenDe 8eri9t, meI1en elm
0err s. q. 2afep aus Dallas giebt,
u169te tpobt-fhein eS beinab fir
Der gefammten Stat maBgebeno unb
autrtfenb fein: ~Die Jarmer = 10
laltet 6erielbe - finb 10 aiemIi6 nit
BEN Weli9fornpflan3e1 fertig, uub
Der gr6Bte 9beil bes 9anbes 1T fir bic
8aumiunlle in 8ereitf9aft. Das @ete
ter Der Wode 1T fir Bic Gelbarbeit
Elm 10 sii1figes getuefeu, tpie es rlur
Kin tonnte, unb Der Garner bat es
i 81 Nube gen1a1t. Gin paar pHaus
men bon Der iapaneif6en Sorte boz
ben bic lebten 6r6fe uobl get6btet ;
bic pfrfi9bdume baben aber ni1t gee
litteu, urb bic Meirtbde finb nod gu
nett 5urid getpefen, UNI SGaben mebs
men 3u f6rren."
9baifa9e lit, bnB Der lebte Gro5f
Der gr0beerenDerfenbung bon Mlpin
nnb 0idinfon aus burdaus teinei1
eintrag getbat bat. Wie Elm 8eri1t
BON "a. Mdr3 inittbeiIt, bat elmer Der
3l9ter, 0err @. 90. @ogers BON
Sbelfi6ing i'm Didinion Difrift Der
v@albtffoH NetpS1, nod Der Grpfaeit.
eIenplare BON ertra f16nen uitb grps
Sen 1eereit gefdidt, bic auf ieinem
Blabe getpadfeH uaren.
Be6enfIi9er lautet bic aIage, tueI9e
BON Dielen punftert bes Staates bers
tot1rit, baB bic Srodenbeit-wel1e fi@
wdhrenb Der fqIten We1e ober ala cine
WchItbaf ermiefen bat = mod miner
nidt aufb6ren min. Sur an b~ereins
aeIfeu SteIen lit am 90. 22. urb 26.
9ldr3 2egeit gefanen, 10 In Douton,
@arbentotpn, @alpeffon, Orange, NIT
bin I'M 6iIiden aifenbiitrift, in Wos
fefiine, MarbIe Sails, Burnett, ssairs
Iaub, Central : Seras unb in Nacogs
he6es. 6oHentli6 nirb aud bieier
9rode1ibeit f6ou bic nddife 3eit Elm
&ube lluden.
81 Der teraaif9en Staatss politif
bat IN Der lebteu WOde Der 8eri9t,
tpeId)en cine aus MitgIieberr Der beis
ben 3duier bs8 9eiebgebenben R6rz
per6 3ulottulengefebte &ommiffion iiber
bic tugefebli6en yerfdufe BON Staatss
SS9uuail6 erfattet bat, cine uages
tp0buIin t~iefgeben6e Nufre8ung bers
ppr8erufen.
Der 8eridt biefer Aommiiiiou. mel
der Sic unterfumuno betreTs 6er
8erf6ufe BON 6ifenfIifem Rank in 6em
Counties 6orriS uub Qibertp LIBERIA
Qer iuprbeff mar. Iieot iett por. unb
(tI6a Sic afetiu6e uttb Haffionsaenofs
{eyL bts BoraeherS beS lanb0mfes tpers
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Sn 9iten fimbet Sbr tets bas
oefts unb moberniie Der renommirtes
ten Sabrifen wie Dunlap, &mor unb
StetfOn BET Bancroft & Sobn.
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ga, ia, tpenn man alt pirb, felt fi& bas 3ipperleii
Elm. aber mas maHt's, fettbem Id has Galpattpnt
Del i'm Sauie battle, babe i'd feline Nptb, e8 pertrett
mir ben RbenmattSmuS i'm 9~anbumerehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-28

vGtn 5reuab In Der Wctb1 TIT Or. guu,s SuItens sp
rap. Ct foute in iebem SausboIt 3ur Sanb feir, tote
etne SlaI4e bod nur 25 Gents unb mag ie mande Dot
tor Refnuns %erfparen. 8eriude eS.
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8ee9am's Yilen merben So
tors &e6nungen eriparen.
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@ieber Gr0hnuus (!

S1oI5' Natatorium mirb
am 1. Npril mieber er0ffnet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
AMONG TIE BERhSHIRES.
MORE BURGLARS AT LENOX.
THE TOWN DISTURBED BY THE ROBBERY OF

THE TOWN DISTURBED III lH'' isoi''''''+ -
TIE HECToG-DEATH OF AN OLD VISITOR.
I.enox Mass, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The burglars
that entered the Rev William Grosvonors house
last Friday night created so much disturbance
among the cottagers that many have gone away
who intended to stay here for another month. Inc
cottagers have had Detective Malen. one OF super
intendents Brynes's men. here all summer Out III
went away on November !. The cottagers staying
here until after the holidays all have night watch-
men. There is probability that there VIII DE
any more burglars this season. The town authori-
ties Of Lenox and Stockbrdge have offered S2oVo
reward for the capture and conviction OF the burg
lars Nearly all the deputy sherifs OF the county
have been after them during the week They
were tracked to Chatham. where II was louhu
they took the train for New-Nork. They were
evidently professionals. for they went at their
business at Mr. Grosvenor's house In systematic
manner having four inside the house with
cooked pistols, and outside 10 give the signal
IL any went By.
The death Of William Il. Shattuck which oc-
CURED in New Orleans on November Is. has created
much sorrow among his many friends in lenox.
MIR. Shattuck and his family were among the best
entertainers here. His BroOkhurst cottage. located
IN the west part of the town. had a fine outlook
over Mghkeenac Lake and the southern part Of
berkshire. Some additions were being made to the
family has been here for the last decade MI, Mr.
Shatuek was the senior partner OF the hrm OF Sn%
10 DO with cotton and real estate. and did large
business in sugar refinery.
F.. A. ScherIncrhorn has been spending few
days in Lenox He returned to New-lork this
week. The Rev William Grosvenor has removed
his safe. which contained the communion service
of Trinity Church. to the Lcnox Bank. Mr. and
Mrs. Ward 1hOron. who have been spending week
or two in LenoX. went to Boston on Tuesday. They
vii. spend season among their friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs David Lydig have their cottage open
and will remain here until after the holidays
Among the other cottagers who are also here are
DR. Greenleaf the Goodmans and D.. W. Bishop.
George Il. Morgan closed NeD;fort Hall Tuesday
and went to New-York
Mr.. Arson Phe ps Stcfas has closed his Cliff
wood cottage and gone to NewYork. The family
will return here ABOUT the middle OF December.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris II. Jesup closed Belvoir
Terrace Monday and went to New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
UIN7'ER IN SIGHT,
CoTrAGEIs WILL ENJOY NEwpoaT ONLY
LITTLE LONGER.

cOTTAGEES WILL ENJOY NEWpOaT ONLY
LITTLE LONGER
Ncwport. r. T.. Nov. % tspeciaD.-several OF the
prominent cottagers, including Mr. ana MIS-. freu't
ick W Vanderbilt. closed their houses this week
and returned to New-York for the winter. 'p 10
date over forty well-known cottagers remain here,
and nearly all OF them will tarry week longer.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt have decided not
to close Stoneacre until the first week in Decem-
Der. Some Of the cottagers who went on to New
York to attend the Horse Show. weddings and
theatres have returned bat It will not be long be-
fore Newport will be in her winter quarters few
OF the cottagers will remain until after the holt
days and some will stay here all winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence. or New OF, or ~
are to take possession OF the Carey VILLA IN l,ee-
vue-ave.. which they recently purchased Inc Mar
quis de Croisic and wife. Mrs Francis o. French
and Miss French. OF New-York. are at Hartmann $;
Christopher r. Robert. OF New-York are at the
MuenchingerKng cottage. ~ pu
Belmont Ross Il. Winans. Mrs j. K. Van Dusen
Reed and c. II. Robert are being improved Her
mann Oclrchs OF New-York, has postponed the cree
ton of n new house the cliffs to take the place
OF Roseclifi, the George Bancroft estate. MI, ana
Mrs. Oelrchs will soon sail for Europe. Al the
arrangements are completed for turkey dinner.
OF Newport by Mrs Frederick w. vanderbilt VINO
began the custom two years ago. The Old hous'
ave. has been torn down. Mr. Winans's new no is-''
near by. completed. ready FOR occupancy the
latter part OF last season y new house Is to De
built for George NJ. Hutton of Baltimore. VINO Is
Mr. Ninlns's brother in law. The gate house re-
Gently completed for Mr.. Hutton II one of the most
attractive In the city.
will remain at the Muench nger cottage until after
the holidays. The report that Miss Charlotte Hun
newell was I'll with typhoid fever at her cottage II
Yznaga-av" is wholly untrue She simply had a
cold. nothing more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
INCOME And BEER TAXES.
A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN THINKS THE LAT.
TER WOULD COME HOME TOO CLOSE
TO Ills PARTY.

Hartford Conn.,, Nov. Is (SpeciaD-The friends
and oceholders in the revenue district gave fare
well banquet to Collector John j. Hutchinson on
Thursday afternoon and presented to him gold
watch. The ex-Collector, who had that day trans
ferred his Office to the Collector. Mr.. Byxbee
had during his administration handled over $780,
900 in revenues large portion OF II coming from
the oemargarine factories of Rhode Island, the
remainder from the cigar and tobacco men OF this
State, and from Its many small diseres. Col
Iector Byxbee was at the banquet and spoke in
high terms OF Mr.. Hutchinson. who has been his
lifelong friend. There many applicants for
Office under the new Collector, but he has given
sign OF his yet
The Staub-Olney farce Is The State Au-
d.tors found the School Fund Commissioners ac-
counts all right. and now the special expert OF
Controller Staub has completed his investigation
and has found the books all right
The dedication OF statue to Nathan Hale in
New-York to-day brings 1t to mind that Hartford
has two statues to the memory Of Nathan Hale,
both by local scuptors-one in the State Capitol
by Gerhardt and one In the new grounds Of the
Free Public Library by Woods.
II Congressman Sperry Of ,his district, meant
half that he said at the banquet in Haven this
week, he is as queer a Democrat one could pick
out He said he should vote against the reduction
of the duty Sumatra tobacco. and compmented
the Democratic party by saying that II a tax on
beer should be proposed 1t would affect the entire
party. but an income tax would only touch a few
special arrangements Tor the observance of
Thanksgiving week by the many phauearopic So
ciettes OF the city are on much larger scale than
heretofore. The need for charity in the matter of
food has never been 80 great in this city since the
war, and never has there been many working.
men Of skill and experience out of work Indeed.
the unskilled are more fortunate than the skilled
just as affairs are now. as those concerns that re-
quire only cheap labor are running with a fair
complement Of hands,
Early In the year Governor Morris appointed
II. NJ. Cleveland mortgage commissioner to investi-
gate into the condition Of the loan and trust cons
Danies OF the Western States that had obtained
loans from the savings banks Of the State He
has just returned from weeks trip and an
concerns In eighteen Of the States He finds much
TO encourage. and In his report he will be able to
banks have been well handled to their mort
gage loans
Charles Henry Douglass, who for many years
has been the superintendent Of the schools at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
AMID ORANGE GROVES.
FLORIDA EXPECTS MORE WINTER VISITORS
THAN EYER BEFORE.

THAN EYER BEFORE.
Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. % Special. -JacksonvIe.
the metropolitan city OF Florida. Is making great
preparations In every department for the reception
of unusually large number Of tourists this winter
and from pretnt prospects one Is led TO believe
that this is to BE the most prosperous Florida
has ever experienced. The hotel proprletors report
more engagements for the entire winter than ever
In fact there is great many already here. and al
most all the leading houses open.
The famous St. James Hotel. the proprietor of
which is J. X. Campbell opens November 30
Thanksgiving Day. and has received many improve
ments since last season. The house Is delightfully."-
located the highest ground in the city and
opposite st. James's Park Mr.. Campbell reports
many New Workers booked for the opening.
the Everett opened on Wednesday. November %
under the proprietorship OF Mclvers & Rogers Mr.
Rogers Is Brooklynlte and also proprietor Of the
prospect House, Bay Shore l.. j.
The Windsor, also facing ST. James's Park, opens
on December /. under the old management Of j. r.
Baker. " "
The new Duva OF Dodge e. Cullen. also opens on
december ]. This Is d handsome new structure
entirely Of brick.
-, Among the houses already open are the Carleton.
ppiaTcide. Travellers. Grand View, fremont and
Jacksonville is the centre for all Florida tourists
an tne railroad lines from the North termlnatln
anu those running into the interior Of the State
o.aa NE mere The town Is, as a consequence al
~ ~ ousy, ana one Is loss for something
hghi, ne numerous side trips from the city all
i,st scross large orange grove Is located
gnn,nS 20 ne river. and the fruit is Just be-
xesthsr ~. r,Pen. presenting pretty picture. The
weaener at the present time II DELIGHTFUL and the
'A'''"''"e'er Is generally about &c degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
.HTTsFIELD WANTS THE NORMAL.

rittsneld. Mass. Nov q (specaD.-A strong
effort is being made by some of the best citizens
to have the proposed State Normal School
located In Pittsheld. 1t will be an expensive
terprise costing about $4,000 A meeting OF
interested citizens was held Wednesday at
the rooms Of the Business Mems Association. The
death of DR.. A. s. Wiate at the age OF seventy
two years removes druggist Of more than local
reputation Mr.. Wiate came to Pittsfeld more
than twenty years ago. and has done much TO
advance the best interests OF the town. Miss Agnes
Bartlett ana Henry y. Francis. whose engage
ment was announced a month ago. guests at
n dinner party Thursday night given by Mr.
and Mrs Henry W. Bishop. of Chicago Mr..
Francis gave a game supper on Tuesday for his
men friends numbe.' of young women are
getting up a large dance to take place at Engands
Hall on the night after Thanksgiving 1t will be
a subscription affair
Many young people went down to Springfield to-
day for the Yale Harvard game. Miss Cutting
daughter Of Colonel Walter Cutting; Of New-York,
Cutting has just returned from IL visit with Miss
Lincoln of New-York