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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

soy. u w, Sucucer. J. y. Cannon, II
J. Goldberg, w. A. stewart NJ r. LLOYD.
The mcmhcrq ares
N, b lloyd, president First National
WIN. Harrison. president State Nation
al bank
J G. Mccarthy, president city Nation.
X. N. Van Zapdt president Fort
Worth National bank
III, wv fallant, managcr Chamherlin
Investment company
Martin Casey Wholesale liquor and
Texas nrcwinr compnnv.
MarlnB0wn Co.. Wholesale dry
goods
A w Cuswcll. loans and investments
" II Paddock, president Fort Worth
and Utica Trust company
y. W, spencer president Fort Worth
"9eVr, company (Nholcsac)
~ y tieldherg Wholesale dry goods.
G. II. Silllman, manager Twas Mort.
gaze bank
(. 9 Allen. real estate and loans.
X NJ iage capitalist.
COLLINS y .Armstrons, wholesale and
rctml musical Instruments
N y Moore real estate aud loans
~ w. Barron mortgases securities,
q /. Roaz, capitalist
a. A. Crcn. Jr. mnnagcr EQUITABLE
luNnr1nee company.
w. g. Turner Wholesale aud retail
furniture.
Lhos Wilton, livery and blooted stock.
W H Taylor dry goods and notons.
a. a. Messcr nrchlosi
Turner y pngec. groceries
w. ;, Marshall president Panhandle
Implement company
y. " Powell, capitalist.
. w, ~ Stewart manager Fort Worth
Fuel COMPANY.
q. O. Pratt. wholesale lumber.
w tslcn Walker capitalist.
w " Wheclcr manager Victor Coal
NJ Nj. Washer, clothing and furnish.
" u sanguinct, architect.
- : Shamh president American Ma.
Seth W Stewart attorney at law.
NJ, o. Hurley, capitalist,
~ Cannon president Texas Brew
y, J. Mullane, commercial agent Santa
chos scheubcr, Wholesale liquor aud
'igars
W, r. Moore. capltaHst.
w \ Garner president Texas Print
ing and LithQgrophlng company
-. ~ Ncclcr, general freight agent
Fort Worth aud Denver City railway.
~ A. Tdhull. capitalist
W. " Bailey, attorney az law.
y. J. lluutpr attorney nt law.
~ - SoteleN muuagcr Avery lmplc-
mont company.
spouon a White, machipcry aud farm
implements
lcru J Roche capitalist
~ w Williams, Wholesale druggist.
Met nrdtoll'ns Commerce company
wholesale rroccfs.
a. y Roo, Wholesale lumber.
GuEntto.
john H. Swaync lonns aud real o.
tate,
y; -. Harold, cashier First National
bank
w. peak, SAFE, hardware etc.
National bank
NJ Is. Bntomun, Wholesale procora
NARROW Broa. Ivory
". II. Keller carriage works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

figures on wheat In lSqO the Pan.
handle raised l,5Q0,0N bushels Ia lsil2
100000 bushels and In 1898 The most
conservative estimate ~ f2OOO 600
bushels. This vast territory. rapidly ~.
cVasing iu wealth aud population, Isl
at tributary 20 Fort Worth.
To the north the FIRST large city IL
Kansas City. and great deal ~ tho
country In North Texas and the Indian
Territory Is dependent upon thls city FOR
supplies. To the south there Is n rich
country IN which For, Worth divides
the trade with other Tcxas cities and
Is RAPIDLY gaining ground over It's com.
pehtors. There II. therefore, enough
room for Il 90 become very l0rrc clty
from commercial standpoint alone
In ronl estate during The past yenr.
there has been no speculative movement
and the records show a considerable
decrease from 1891. wher there was
considerable excitement Va this line
The transfers, however reached about
So,too.oQ and this roprr .Sntpd property
bought for Investment and Improvement
The real estate market. while not lively,
Is IN q very healthy condition and prices
are firm.
Tho cattle interests ARE treated In
scpnratc article
The grain intrwata. which amount To
about Sl,Al0WN q year, viii be donhlod
during the prcscut year. There are hre
elevators aud four mills to take cnre of
this product
Thcre were about 1900 bales of cotton
handled last year and the lumber trade
amounted 20 S2No,0OO.
A safe estimate Of the business If
Fort Worth can therefore be placed az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
FACTORIES,
p.oort Of the United States
Census Bureau.
N MILLION DOLLARS
v,loo Of the Product In 1880 and
o,toh I, New Greatly Increased,
foA Worth as a hanu.
featuring Center

.o,facturing city, Fort Worth
eront rank among the cities Of
st,bonrh il has never been con-
~ the light Of n manufacturing
md little attention has ever
Ia 10 manufactures, ana the city
,cn m this line solely by reason
s,sot natural advantages.
s.sn,ng bulletin Of statistics Of
. .,rrs for Fort Worth In 1880
'..9eelyea. and the general foot
"A srs Given. The report says;
a ftSl The data relating to the man
- M Fort Worth were included
tsisls published for TaTant
n ,bsrefore. IL il not practicable
q ',st n comparative statement, in
n he growth of mmnutacturing IN
5uring the decade, but the totals
eulire county at that date were as
FORT WORTH, 1880.
Attachments reported, IS: capital in
4 stS2.TAi; number OF hands en-
A i63. wages paid, S50,S32; value
s,erials used, $33S,S SD; value of
A SiI6,0Si.
i rORT WORTH, 1890.
,lisbments reported, 81; capital
A IA sg.ISi.ST2; hands employed,
4 Tages paid. S1,SS2,1 cost Of
ss uscd. S3370,5l9; value Of pro.
4 y680i. 62i.
,y5d disclosure Of individual estab-
I,a,s only such important or charac.
industries as have three or more
hments engaged therein are In
4 m this table. Among other itu-
n Industries Ia which less than
4 Establishments are reported, may
,hontd lime and cement, two estub-
Itts: liquors, malt, one establish
ears and general shop construc-
I'd repairs by steam railroad COM
two establishments. The i've es-
hmms referred To, report Invested
n S656,632, hands employed, 3t3;
. a products. SS20. IS2; which gives
Iaabllshments with S3,S40,50A capt.
be hauds, and SI.h17 4O3 as She
4 u products. Tue Concerns report
sast Of the l2l building trades,
risi mills, eleven furniture; three
M ten printing and four saddlcry
ailments, which would leave out
bottom mill, the wooden mill. the
.af houses soon 20 be started mp
. he Ice companies, candy works,
factory, patent medicines aud
] wagon works, coOperage works,
Z works, cigar factories, tannery,
brine laundrics, and other smaller
tbons
cotton mills have a pay roll Of
ID month, with an annual product
DO The wooden mills when they
sHrt up will have nearly rs large
b.
packing houses when started
vii run several hundred men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
THE TOWN BUILDERS.
FORT WORTH'S WipE.AWAKE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Vie Active Secretary A List Of tho Macs
and Occupations Of Us
Members.

One Of the most Important fnctora In
the upbmldlng OF Fort Worth has been
iis chamber of commerce The score
tory General II NJ Clarke. haa been indie
ihtlgab'e IN his efforts in bohalf of thr
city and the officers and mombers have
done everything Ia their power 10 Assist
Ia The work The officers are.
g II, Snlmnn president. J. w. Spcn.
Ger, first yiccprcsidont, III j. GOldhurg.
second wico-prosidcnt, W. J. Bailey.
third yiceprcsdcnt; NJ b. LLOYD, treas.
ureri ~ NJ CLARKE, secretary.
Hoard of nireciorH G.. n Sluiman.
president; ~ H. Paddock. III w. mi.
liant, O. c. Allen. A. w. Caswell. Il.
9. Mccarthy w ! Bailey, Martin On
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

:, ute concerns which do not o,n,... -.
NY, census reports viii ala ~, 90. VI y,
ule hum1er making PSI esfobii, t wv ~
wv Fv,vp1,pOo capital. fg9S 49,. .l.s'
pivyeu, SA9lu00O Invested sna etn ~ stn-
w annual pr0duc, '"u FlV'@oV-
LEAVING out an concerns Mo. 4
uon' ana all Of The shoe sb,,s vpyita-
snops the railroad shops. ne noeis. '.
~ the cotton mill. the woolen ,,,iii
Wy Jour mills. the laundries ami o,l,ar.
49,, 1ANilh q statement could not ~ ~
ine - uine lot this paper, the follow.
iessi,, ene uetalled list Of sonie of the
M ~ SVnVerhs' Il was prepared IN
ny n0ette some time ago. but h s,iii
iair statement Of their condition s,a
not only tully bears out the roport ~ ~
spes,H census onumQrator aud show
ueclnea increase In these estnhllsbmente
stshue hls report was made. tue most ~
men not appearing on Ii nt AM.
tOltP WORTH TRUNK FACTORY
X1miouht OF capital invested s bG00
nMue OF annual product .... G56O
Numoer OF men employed
monthly pay roll - f-o
ELLIS 4 KELLNER, SADDLrRY'
Amount Invested . oo M
value Of annual product. gOOnn
Average number Of men en-.
nO.yu 1900. ........... 70
Annual pay roll .......... 500
= TEXAS BREWING COMPANY.
Capital stock .... iSo 900
amount nveSteds....... 5OOOOO
value OF product annually,
teslmatcd) ....... OOO or
Number Of men employed 100
Ayerase monthly pay rol... 10000
FORT WORTH planning MILL,
HH al Il
hpilul invested .....s.....S 10000
!alue OF annual product. .... $4,000
Average number men employed "
Average monthly pay roil.... O0O
AlvPESlAN ICE COMPANY.
amount invested. ,.......S 10000
Value Of product ...... 9OO0O
Average number men employed 10
Average monthly pay roll 500. 900
Does not include men driving WAGONS
but only those engaged in manufactur-
FORT WORTH DRUG COMPANY.
Proprietary articles and pharma-
ceuucal preparations manufactured.
Value annual product, about 3 10000
Average number men employed 3
Average monthly pay roll.. 100
QUEEN CITY CANDY WORKS.
Amount invested. ........S 1000
Value Of annual product les
umatedl ..........,...... 2A,ONO
BROS BOTTIING
WORKS.
Amount invested. ..........S 1000
Value Of annual product. 1900
Average number men employed 3
Average monthly pay ROLL. $50
LONE STAR MATrRASS FACTORY.
Amount invested .S COCO
Value annual product. .,. 10000
Average number men employed o
Average monthly pay roll, 80. 100
FORT WORTH ROLLING MILLS.
Capital stock $4,000
Amount invested. ......., 100000
Value annual product. .,.. 2i0,OOO
Number employed, ........ 12j
Pay roll after july 1...,... 1000
Estimated pay roll after Octo-
f. w M'KEE & O. CooPERAGE
Amount invested ........,...S7,0O 900
MOORE IRON WORKS.
Amount invested. ..........S 52, 600
Value Of annual product go. not known
Average number men employed ... 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

. A'tW gsttsHH tst ttt % ~ fAiN,OiN
On counting hotels, professional men
would be S5O,OOO.O00 in round numbers,
which the bank balances and other facts
show N 10y no means an over esu-
mate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
THE TunF.
Mexican Races.


city of Mexico, December s,--The IN
augurai OF The Penon race track prcught
ont the largest and most enthusiastic
crowd that ever assembled IN Mexico.
President piaz, Mrs. Diaz, the cabinet ana
diplomatic corps were present, together
WIN the elite Of Mexican society. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. IN the pools
the Aiexicans learned readily the Amer
lean system Of betting and laid heavy
wagers, especially on Mexican horses.
There were two thousaiiH carriages INSIDE
Tho grounds. and two military bands furn-
ished music Vast throngs surrounaed ne
Grounds. One great feature was ine iarss
number OF Americans preaene tinl' -
oyer the country. ,a..,,z -.
Colonel Thcnne Clark of Louisville pre-
etdod r'he Mcxlcan derby WAS pro-
noslrlced succean itrd ilauguratea = nrA
era Ia the turf annals Of Mexico, ps
track YVES slow weather clear ana cool
There were some tr.mendons dieHpPolnl-
,,,S,,,t ~ rcault OF climatic conditions
owing 70 elevations.
Summaries. ~
one faIlc-C @hinus fret Long Ten sec
ond lolsIu Hood third Time, liaQss
NJ ,.ee f,,ri6f1es Thnne iirsE. Sf Latlnce-
lof second. vipora third, (Aiexican. horse')
Time, $50 Seconds. ~.
six furlongs-st nyfanrket flrst her
c1lles second Guard third. Time. 7 ~.
'nfe.ifs,n derby mile and d quarter, X
,,e.,s.oi9a. 5000 added-Francia Pope hrst
fnnstanet second, Famine third Time
Ttfr4lo gentlemen riders: six furlcnEs-
frr4,ioto first Dedufcc second, hirro Nffa
third. No lime taken
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

special from San, lose SASN tho nffiv1l
q the cruiser Sun N1fHitriSco III Co<tn
ltichn WssterA hNs caused no ilttfn cam.
.,ent mia Hnrotinu1i,>s$ tllf belief tIiut
prevent poittiea} ti<ftttlon Moro S,ncs snt
Wait of thN <tafNRSe h, lS;t AMI a t'anta
4oat Octobnl the latter stnytSt p.lis ahnnt
'thfec hours these has hss;i ~ United
prfiH II <>oet1 l>icA; hence the oondlufipu
ihnt >'r, Cifvclant> n >1anfc Intimately
nfQuniu}fd Win 0;fpir4 Khan appears on
the suffj2cc. 'I'iic i,olltlra, NituHt!nN s.
criticpl. 3'he dictalor hops, ia that senior
lludriavs1 NAH }tlSclrl pfosince rcxa,ii.
itcni witch added 10 tfiH nifsfisfy nnfsiriiy
connlttonlof fni,ictA if,tnNtile tho wr.sAft
net only kpf Sti,S untiNnr hut' of frrtirr
yasidcnt%, the Hrlstrt hatt III Nffpfu ara
enFsErd n rninnlr s-s-,s ont6fprisek and
IN Tact cnniposd tie backbone Of Inc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

\ Corsicann Texas, December "a dle4<<
tipus me- started here ~ 4 p'olo1k 1,ts
mcrnspr ana ragged till o'slsek. io3lor.
Inc are the losses sustained: /. IS
i. s. nrooiSs 5 CO. suooo. ~ Issurxaes
| total loss. IS.
]. Il whItsssa \ 81. plansr sieopa. a 5
lpmsranes. 4
.. Il wimssriy livssy' ssssis ssoss Al
! ipwfanse.
steam Isuudry valued IL $500, TIA
loss i
The slsetsae light p'ant Ioss siB's'o ~
insurance,
q 4. Mntshrwa proprietor a. The ctr
hotsi less On hossl fxtnfes $50. N in.
sufAnce.
J, 4. savage. proprietor pf tho rsfin
Avenue hotel. loss on fxsurcs s1ooh 10 H.
suranee.
y a Thomas hotel and stahlt naildsnFa.
totai iaan. inrurnneo s2coc.
II. nrane q sen, CITY motel hnliatns. II.
cured Tor $1,000, ssss's K {
M DRAINS \ Sons. BRICK baiaIuR. badly
damaged. covered by iusnraure. 4acoA
u. Il. GIbscu, hn.ldins. <aoo,
Merohants ana rl4nters on eonpsnys
On building 1900. s.. y q VI .
aissas 4 bras, On horse ana nl,esx. S15ss
n p. Moiheisnea d ca, on hpilalpF ssd
1'sxas sflii ana r;iavntnr eonns0y. III
buiidinE and ,nnc5linprys $1,000. IN xss4ilt h. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Il prevented the nsekine Of new loans and
ltnn&rsd It hazardous on the pafl OF Il
bank to grant renewals OF credit or ex-
tensions rho suspension or NntioDaf
hsiks a9rins she year y discussed and
amendments to the present National
banking Law are recommended. FOR many
pf Witch there bills already before CON
cnsAfins nogrs equal to the par ralur OF
thc bonus deposited. etc. W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

l'n'1s ncceiuber = fha depiaratlon n
IDENTITIES tomorrow was approved a fila
cabinet 2cpuncsi held. toiiiBiii Tho ufoi4r,-
ton ~ sad IN I'M as eiinhhtic an thai Df
flif 2lpii>. cHtifncf nAfiaTt The income fnN
revision ni Nie cpnetltuf Ion. md eNtn fAtsbn
sof Hiitrci ana Nj. ta.. tafll fut4tnil
neiieA, M.lil be iili...Inn -, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Local forecast for Texas Tor twenty
four hours ending at T. midnight peceni-
Der {; r..
Nor North TEXAS. Central Texas East
rexas, southwest Texas aud coast DIS
trict: Fair and warnier-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Battle efsea AIlsts.i December yer
ram scott. whcsa examination Oh tiie
ciisnek IN f1HnflhHFhter III The s3fspnp
TifHfik wftseJs. was concluded on toyefnffF
II. aiaa held ii fafd1 i,ouas for lriaf at flse
rsfcuif roGrt tarn3rfoN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

New York December s~ft 4 quite Ger.
tain that The care OF i3r Meyer The A.
lc3od "inpuraHce pDisoner H u be sfalied
fcr trial before Judge ingrsham tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
mrarnEn IN,sol.slArIos.

An area OF low pressure q considerable
intensity Ii moving eastward from fhe
continent into the Atlantic ocean and an
extensive high pressure erea with rs
$3.50 nver the west gulf States 81 moylng
Il, yard IN he wake Of the ioy ~
an Il Recommended By very cold weather
over the country. ~
ovsr Ne Atlantic states It IS cloudy aud
raining
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
THE REDS WERE ROUTED
~. Il Il az
TIE ANARCHISTS ATTBMrT TO
HOLD A MEETING
Home Secretary Directed That th==
Meeting Be Not Held and
II Was Not
THE COMPOSITION OF THE KEW rTAL-
IhNuARfNET


tcrnour 70 Z sight rarely seen Eng
land II was little less than anarchists
bidding hold defiance 10 tho law and Ias.
thontlek making display 81 thu, % ssst
Calculated to strike terror into the hearts
of evil minded. ys'hfie this WAS g9iiig on
thousands Of law abiding citizens looked
on ana wondered Il this was Metrie
ltnglans aud asked each other n tho
sworid were coming 10 An end It AL cnn,e
about through mn announcement BY ans
archists that they intended TO hold u
meeting on trafalgar sapere at the head
of whltehnr street where The Eoseri,s
mont officers arc ia the maln sltuatea and
within ride shot OF tho palecsy q roy-
ally
such thing could not be Tolerated. said
Right Hon. Henry Ekqueth secretary Of
up0n the subject IN the cQinsnonH Inst
week. and hn promptly issued Instructions
10 tho police % RUG the ciisf coniusias
woner sir Eliward Braaford 70 take.
Ing.
1he annrchlsts therenpon declsrcd thpir
intention Of holding the meeting % spite
Of Tho authorities. The police this after
noon mustered a strong force about IRA.
fnfgnr square IN tho Stfnnd on CnckSnur
street. and White hall. Hesrryei We're ssns
slencd n Regent street; waterloo place,
Charing CROSS road. North ,iinherinrd
avenue and on the etnpanltmunt one
would imagine thnt this display OF force
wnNld have deferred the uNnrehlftA from
mating any demonstration; plt they wsre
qrfdentiy prepared 70 DO fheir utmost g
carry out this threat 10 meet on the adnaFn
ipspite Of the authorities, FOR they bsRhn
AZ muster az oelock. though the four
SIDES uf tle square was blocked with pos
lioe. mounted and Oh fout,
This display cf farcc caused many tnoua-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

AthenT. Tests ltaeenbyr 5.rlLNlEfr &
Kenarlcl made Al esslenment u S. q
Fitzworth last n'Ehf Assets and Habit
ties unknown,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

lsplKradn. Dene,Nbs al 'fht kint IL con.
fctrlnR with the president nf RirupHchtetA
feaaHsling thu ministry, NJ. fiAa,ira Will
prohnnit be the nrxt rrpntinr and 4
chatlec IN the mi itlr;,l Eystnni Ia likrly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
woonsocIses's Election.


woonsocket. II. l.. December s--woon-
socket votes FOR local Officers Tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

si..E ssl1,t;. Il. i Z. i31ea,ai,ft D. lolii pei
mo. vlio niasJetea MA earoline xezfys.l1.
II Rfs,oEiYD DSseisbHf II. l2sz = q ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

I, JacteenHiilp, iex IS fjeetizl9a] 4 S
asflfb2<sl the f'izi1l,4 H0lld6
aia<fitl + a'sslt sti'z 5io'''|zz !! s. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Chieaso December s.l'be American
fai stock show opens here tnmprTov,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
500 FREE INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST Will pny 500
TO the ieEnI heir of any person who
meets death by accident, provided
TINT Mt the time he person 40 dying
hns upon his or her body THIS PA
PER THIS insurance holds good for
1U hours only, Or from n. m. to III
p. rn. OF tfie date az fikis paper. sat-
tsfnctory proofs or each claim must
he presented within As hours ~ tac
Busfness ciiscc OF Tho Honston Post.
Remember this policy n void unIesr
THIS PAPER Is upon The person ut
time OF death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04
THE NATIONS CONGRESS-
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
MAPPED OUT,
The Presidents Message Expected to
Be Sent in and It viii Prob
ably Be Read.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE IETERsTAIE
COMMERCE. COMMISSION,
The Commission Rsconmends Legislator fls-i
viding for Through Routes and Iclns Rates
and Uniform Freight Classification,


Washington, December s.--The extra ses-
sion disposed OF MI the prellminnries gen-
orally necessary at the opening OF the
long session, consequently there win be
none OF the usual reasons why congress
may not begin business promptly upon
converting tomorrow. There are fifty to
sixty bills ard resolutions on the senate
calendar, 10 e etii begin iegisiatlng lmme.
diately after the receipt OF the presidents
message II desirable. A majority " tile
bills are OF rnlnor Importance. Many reso-
lutions refer 10 the subjects Incidental to
silver repeal. and with that measure nut
OF the way viii IN oil probability be
dropped. There are a few bills OF general
Importance, such as Hints Federal election
bill. the bin reported i,y Mir. voorhees, 10
increase the circulating mites OF National
banks Morgan's concurrent resolution for
the appointment DE- 6 9oiut committee OF
the Two houses to consider financial uuca-
TONS Stewards resolution for q commit
toe to inquire k any senators ,ibra pTalriS-
holders IN National backs and relating 10
the co-ordlnai departments OF the giE ern-
uent, PETERS ros'iution concernliR Inter
state conriercc, ead lnlmer's fcsardiuB
pensions TO non-residentS.
II Is impossible g say which, if any. 81
these measures, Will be taken up during
rhe iirst week OF tue sesrion
* IS cunsidrca probable tilat none VIII
receive much attention as The. Hawaiian
question, which Is not NOW before The
senate In amy shape, Is almost sure to
be brought before IL In some way before
the close OF che week.
lutions u snqu:sg WIN BIO introduced ASH
Ing Tor papers III the case including the
instructions to MIR Nilis ana there wall
undoubtedly be sill discussion % The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

Marie wainwright plyyfd 70 q small audi,
ence az the opera house last night This
may have been partially duo 20 the excite.
rnert tbaf keni The men away from the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-03
An Old Hand.

Wafner BroN VA, the negro furEiaf
killed sunday mo,n'ng, served q
,erm IN tn penlienuaTy rev era
ears ago. iii. o. and VIE ~'s =
.nlte woman kaoAn q" b'g Lon.
Sac .as sent 10 the penitenta' J 'or
three years, and died at Il as
Tney were ind nc d for VOCATION
of the law against m.rctgeua {,
out she provei she had some near"
y God in her veins. and the p'o-ecu
lion fai,ej Is make a case. W irnei
vas he hr-t burg u in Nacp' "uo
aa-ever know To uNe i"ug poIt
sith q nook on the euo, With "hich
IT, abs,r4ct clothing from house
through the andU -. otran
hat be -hoold ply bis vocation ga
long before b'lng over'ak BY =
bu',e'. Bat, thongh the mills OF
ne Gods gr!ai sio~ly, Yet, they
uever all 50 grind
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-03
The Fire.

About 1870 o'clO, k this morning
the fire department responded To a
call from South Fourth street The
build ny was a cottage owned by
Mrs llen-haw, wife of tho Soulh
Tniid street merchant, and wac a..
most entirely consumed. 1t was in
sured for $500, when VIII neatly.
if not quite rebuild it. Mr. q B
Caldw we'll occupied the house. lie
is in Galveston. The fire was not
discovered until it had gained such
Roadway that nothing could be
saved Mr.. Caliwell's household
furniture and wearing apparel, to
gether with all the 'rlnkets and
keepsakes Of the family went up 70
smoke. There had been no fire IN
the house since 3 o'clock P. m. yes
terday. II caught between the root
and ceiling, though great eadsay
had been made before it vas discoy
cred.
Mr.. Cald veil carried $500 insur
ance, which only partially covered
the loss.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-03
4 Leader,

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misunderstanding nothing winch
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