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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
WEAR THE ROCKFORD SHOES,


A good one 10 told on n western jObber OF
tailor trimmingD who, although u sharp,
shrawd business man, could not DO consid-
cred away up In literature Not long since
he found himself stuck" on n certain grade
Of slosve Innings costing him " cents. He
started out his men with instructions 70
move them at cost or leGs than cost, but W
move them. In Missouri ono Of tho sileF
men had u customer that be thought could
use the lot, and a fairy tale was sing In bis
car about the value and beauty Of tbess
goods. He nj first endeavorcd 70 get cot
Tor them. bat by allow and easy graduation
be gradually fell In priop until 70 oonts
was reached After much bssitatiun the
buyer Informed him that he would taks the
lot n he would date the bill July !, heiDg
about eight months ahead. lie was rAst
with a point blank refusal, but after much
urging the salesman agreed TO submit tho
offer 70 bis employer Ia sending In tho
order he wrote az the bottomi This man
reminds me o. josh Biliipgs, who, when
hard pressed By creditor for bis pay. and
the creditor seeing 10 immediate pnnspert
Of getting H., made him an offer 10 throw
off ons-half Ia consideration of the itnmedi'
ate payment, TO which JoAh replied that he
made Il a point never 70 allow a man %
outdo him In generosity. and he would
throw of the other half
Upon receiving the order tho old man
read the postscript and YVES heard In an cx
cited voice 70 call 70 his bookkocperi ''Frtt1
Fritz, hat VIZ an Rncount on our books NIT
a man called Josh BilllnEui II 10. draw On
him AZ once for oil b. owes US aud writ
him we trowa OF nottings and waiits TIE
-, 81 ar,,oftrt far dfa va not A QoliafnfdtI
boasa." When tho salesman returned homa
The book keeper related tho affair with grvai
aIee. but a. the same time cautioned h1
anaiust any further posscfipt, Of a literary
eharaetor.- Cor. 81 Louis Globe Democrat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
ANNuAL onsERvANon.
4. W, MANCHESrER
Adjutant

The observance OF Memorial day brings
with II, each year more kindly fra
tcrnal .eeling between the soldiers who
took part In the Civil war Of thirty years
ago, The rising generation and The nom
participants can hardly understand this
or realize why II should be 50, but the
boys" who stood shoulder TO shoulder
in those days know why, aud this knowl'
edge causes them to welcome the day
on which We honor our noble dead. y
Today is the day SET apart by the Graud
Army Of the Republic for the Memorial
service or sermon which Is delivered au'
nunlly on the Sunday proceeding Me
morih or Decoration day, May 10, On
this sabbath day the sermon viii be de-
liyered by Rev. ID. 6. iadgcway pastor
AT the ST puufs VI. T., church, curnrr
Of Seventh and Lamar streets, at II
o. ~ To this service all Union and
Confederate soldiers AMI sailors, with
their friends aud the public generally,
are invited, On Tuesday, May 10, the
beautiful ceremony of decorating with
flowers the graves of those who are ut
rest In the various ceincteries ~ this
city. will be- observed by the members nf
the G, a, Il, OF this city, on which oc'
casiln Parnly Post No. ! will meet az
their hall. corner Of Second aud Houston
streets, at y o'clock a. M, and march IN
procession TO the courthouse; atOJo, en-
| bark ON cars Of the North Side street
railway for the new cemetery, where the
exercises will take place,
| The members Of the X. u. Lee camF
| have been invited TO participate ~ these
| ceremonies The ladies who desire e
| contribute flowers on this occasion mr.
requested to send them TO the knight
| nf Honor hah, corner of Second aht
| Main streets before 9 o'clock On Tues
day morning next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
ctiuRcH NOTICES.

The First Spirituallsis association Of
Fort Worth VIII meet al hnlRht- 81 Honor
hrn, corner Houston ami Sccpnd streets,
entrance On Second street, sunday az
g u. M, being the last sunday III the
month a. usual VIII be ieast meeiing'
All are cordially invited.
First Bnptist church. corner Third
and 1Niylor- Sunday school At D3O. w.
ii Taylor. superintendent. rreaehlng
al III a. m and Sth y, m. Mid.week
mayer meeting "Wednesday al $40 y. M.
j. Morgan Wells, pastor.
Christian Science Sunday school meets
every sunday at 1870 q. ~ on lturk
street between Fourth and fitih; Read
ing rooms open every Monday. Wodnes-
day aud Friday evenings as 1870. Al
are invited who are Interested,
Tabernacle Cumberland Presbyierian
church. corner Nineteenth and Chambers
street. The pastor. Rev. J. NJ. Martin.
having returned from the general assrln-
Nv. which met ~ iAiile itOek. Ark,
viii preach az II o'clock a. ~ and 1T
T.i5 .. N. Sabbath school ~ 1i'N a M
4 cordial invitation 10 al VINO VIII Mt
tend the services.
tyrst Presbyterian church. corner Cal.
houn and East Fourth stfopis-ltey.
Robf. II. Nall. ID. u. pastor; Sunday
school % $50 q, M, j. A. n Eygns, ~,
perinfendeni. The day VIII ~ observed
ls "Children's Day WIN q sermon 10
the young at II q. M, aud appropriate
services NJ \ D. NJ. All are very cor
daily invited TO these services
Christian churh-Mr jas NJ, Camp
hell viii preach today al the Christian
church. service AT II D.. M. and - D.
h.: SUNDAY school az gim o. m. II Is
earnestly desired TINT every member
should be present At he morning srrv-
icp Don't fail 10 cainf--rorner Sixth
aud ThrockmOnon streets
Al The Swedish NJ. 4, church, corner Of
Broadway and ST. Iseui- ayrpnp J. A.
Reeves, secreinfy 81 he \ VI e. A.
tsiIl give i Bible reading on sunday
MAY ~ NJ & 8flock D. in.. after which
Dr Ridgway will administer the Lords
supper,
General J. VI. Peers vii preach al the
Union Bethel Mission iqnehi az $
a'ci0ck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

by local applications ~ they can not roach
the dlaraseil portion " lie ear There "
only one way to cure deafness, ana ttat y
by constitutional remedies, Deafness Is
ciuHod hy an innamed condition ~ the muf
cons lining " the efistnohHn tube. When
this tube gels inhAmrd you have 4 fumbliug
sound nr imperfect hearing, and when II
X entirely closed deafness Is The result
aud unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored u ~ normal
ever. nine cnses out of ten are caused by
cntarfh which ~ nothing hut an iufiamud
condition or the mucous surfaces.
We will give 500 for any ease Of ieHfnrha
hy Halls cnthrfh cure Send for circulars
free. 4. j. CHENEY a co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 10 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
THE COURTS

In the Forty-eighth district court the
Jury M the case Of Frank cunningham
Vs.. the Santa Zee road. the Jury was nhl
when court adjourned
In the county court, Sid love, atlas
sid Brown. and Barnett Marshall two
young boys. who are stranger. lil Fort
Worth pleaded guilty 20 theft nnl We're
fined 81 and given one day olDh Va iail
The only new suit tiled Ncsir,dny was
that VI Francis G. Terrell rs, Torch,
Wright u Hail for debit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
A prAL EXAMINATION.

Yesterday afternoon before Judge Har-
ris by committee composed Of Messrs
Il, j. Boykin. Ben NJ Terrell aud j G.
Randolph, Messrs sam Alassengile and
$. u. Render were examined In the
law. They passed very crcditable aud
satisfactory examination, Were highly
cOmplimeuted by the committee for their
nrodclcncy and will be- admitted to the
bar. Both of the applicants have been
studying under O. w, Gillespie MIR, Mas
sensale being cousin Of Mr. Gillespie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
III
1I[1OED FOR LIFE.
(. e,,,ss and Grand State
Alliance Now One.
i. UNION PROCLAIMED
4 .wth d, consoIidaiiOnwa' Brought
Il About
I, ,.,,Ii N. Grange and 3. J. Ken
4, an erund State Alliance Issue
mir Actresses 10 The
farmers OF The
State.

q. r... May 27,-tSpecial)-The
4. ,brouieltd a meeting in Calves
'lsrl 70 Of leading members Of the
a consider negotiations pending
...l,5ating the Grange and the
I. Grand State Ailiance-the lat
\, ,be snti.sub-treasury and claim
M. the anti-political wing Of tue
4, d this city the Farmers Grand
4 ,u,or held au executive session,
/ A, cu,olldation was fully accom-
1 The attendance was not large,
'.,,s.popdence was received and
,..~ NAM pnrt of the state. The
az addressed by Hon. John II.
.orhy master Of the state
I I'm b. !. Kendrick. president
A r,nners' Grand State Alliance;
[lW NJ Lang, the first master OF
. ,-,nee IN Texas; Colonies W. IL,
4 Mctiregor TON" Smith of
r. and others.
4 ,nn.sebtatiOn ut the meeting was
~ ,,,rsnu mr. nv urONy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
TO ENFORCE ORDINANCES,
chairman Montgomery mas a Word or'o
ST.

Alderman Montgomery Of the. next
meeting Of the council viii introhu.e
re.oiufion. recommending that np more
ian buildings be allowed 10 be crscied
within the TIRE limits a. itM none
IN those Of stone or brick De hui,;
~ ar.. l. an ordnance lgiJfr HE fplnfil
i.esring upon ihis suhiril, in whi''ii
nli ddbiless pass 80 ;h' conn y ses-
W., n, view uf ih,' a.; iliai ilrrr u
,.a,t nienty of water OR ~ purp)s's
Nir Montgomery says be ~ etihrcg The
ar'ilnance compelling Incidents living
W, .eur r lines 20 coune"i inrir nreinise,
r'i,b Inc same. This sop \ Aeils tns-
IN nrincirniiv as saul ~ irec1i iii3h'
Tie board Of health viii b. compelled 50
,5re fifteen days noiire. then II the Or
5insne, T. not complied With, tie IRE
= Med penalties win be -nft'ri, be-
Enforcement Of the lr.lin infe has bven
,srlerteJ becauae there was ahori-
w. Of water bur nOw that i'ihflliy bas
i,se, ,Jiyinted. ihr nrlin inse VII ie ef-
eeeiive Yesterday the water valves lead
Az. ~ The new stnndplpe wsre ihr'Wll
,,s md the pipe Is Saii N b. vel
sil.d the pumps having l'een IN 5pefI
,iar ali DAY. Hence ihe shns7aee on
rsf.r Mil not Ia the fii r. L. a Iin'
1-sn,,. 10 the enforcement n The prli
nanee respecting the sessr t0unH'tiolr
PLEASANT AFFAIR
t....-.. 49,. a.sf.f ..t.l.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
IN THE CITY.
"uNrunLrslrED LETTER."
A card From A. II. smith gu the Hank
Matter.

matter.
May ~, 'Oa.
Editor Of Gazcttci
Rriorring tn the statement published
IN The Mail uf this afternoon concerning
the remarks made by Mr. j. W, Wray
IN tho court room on Friday morning
last, beg TO state TINT | have today
been shown by Mr.. G.. NJ, Brown u
letter Just rccriy,-l by him FROM his
father. Mr. L. NJ Brown written al
Chicago, ON the 2lth Inst, In which Mr.
j. NJ. Brown makes use Of The following
language. VIZ;
Wrny. hut they were more like a friend
ly exchange Of views than as a clirut
asking for legal advice; aud ! did not
evcu mean to he understood as conmenc-
ing legal proceedings against anybody
/ uuproye of your retrncti0n IN The
Gazette Of the 2lst inst. You made n
Iuistnke in petitouing for a receiver
without consulting me In the nntter.
don't understand | am In i, for |
have never instructed Mr.. Wrny or
ANYBODY to commence n suit at law in
This letter shows that Mr.. c. NJ
Brnvn and j. W. Wuy had 10 au-
tbority whatever from Mr.. j. VI. Brown
10 file suit in his name as was done by
them. This letter also proves that | was
correct in the statement ~ my answer
thnt the suit In Mr., J. VI. Browns name
brought by j. W. Wray. was wholly
Unauthorized. his statement to the court
on Friday 10 the contrary notwlil-
brand ]. w. Wray's statements con-
corning his authority from !. NJ. Brown
as utterly untrue and without founda'
ton" Int
WUuNfa a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
PROCLAMATIoN.


J. Farmers az Texas,
5u1iug the necessity Of rognnizn-
Irong farmers and identity in the
tincisles md obircts Of The Grange
Farmers Alliance. q movement
ltusuruted In 1892 for the CONSOLE
/ u the arriculttirists Of Texas in
NJ.
n fnauent consultations among
f.iing members Of the State Grange
h. ibe movamcnt assumed 1fiicial
Il resulting In thr nnpeuded CORE
~.
Galveston. Tex. May ~, 1892.
John b. Long. Wellington. ID. G.
u Sir-On my Wny from Dallas TO
ihte stoned a day or two in
4 and while there met Hon. i. j.
III, president Of the Farmers
n State Alliance ~ Tnxns [lc at,.
~ ne IA write ia you suggesting
turlidafion ~ tbn ra-nrynniz,d Il.
n ~ NJ VI ny 49,. 'arsa,,izn.
~ Granre The action of the lead
u he Farmer Sllionce The sub
b. scheme nnd lindrnl measures.
D. with tbe sttemnt IN force the
. nt0 par,isan nniitics have resulted
1at ininrv IN pgricniturai orrnnizn-
iad the intor,sts af s,rn,o,.s aud nil
IpNole me- C,,,,s,, ,md Irorners'
i Sa,e Allan, AZ nractirsijv one
'-ose ami t,', ~ - III r'asnS v-hv
Hlopid n.y., see lp Eu ,,9 iN NJ VA 10y n'
4 wy not be co 1solidated ana CO.
ior the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
THE SCOTT CLUB.

The last meeting of the Scott club for
this school session was a most enjoyable
occasion Friday afternoon, Though no
program had been arranged, some Of the
members responded 10 call and entertnin-
ed the club with rccitations and with
vocal and instrumental music others
made interesting talks, The meeting
promises long to be remembered by the
members Of the Scott club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
YOU UNDERSTAND.

twenty subscriber dollar In cashhs back
ande every subscriber fine Dictionary free.
Now let US hoart you. subscribers tLS
year only Of Of
address plainly that anybody read I'LL out this blank
close One Dollar in your letter, and address Ito
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

A aistinct race Of Hebrews. called the
~ Ne Jews" dwell IN Cochin. Souih-
,e,..i India They comprise about 100
~ r.ans They have dweif there for hnl-
dr.i. Of years and have fair sllin and
lieln hBis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
HERES !: MONEY!!
BIG MONEY
AND NO RISK.
There are no Blanks and no
Chances, and it is no
LOTTERY SCHEME.

kind whar Il simply
Weekly and them tho
would otherwise getting these
We would have
whom tho
do nots Weekly
price this what
his seeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

iated members of The Farirers Alliance
OF Texas on the same footing MS unatFl-
intrh members Of the Gringe. which cn-
llllcS them upon application TO III. pos.
non oil due membership therein with
out lee,
:. II receive all such members into
the same terms as unaalinird '' mcm Ipys
of the Grange without fen
g. All Gmng,.s r,,orynniyea ,s ,,,,,rido1
In prnpo, ition No. sbai ,n,,, aa,.,is,',.
ton OF the facts Nv fhe orS,n,yi,',. Jen-
uiy, endorsed by the state n,.ster ~.
ceive fron, Tia ssor.,,,, ~ ,rHSie w
Grange n rnIl ont6, ~ ,, NY .Na''d iii
nails roI hnnis ~ -. ~ =, ". ~
ma trcssprer .nJ ,"i ~ Syvhe,aiS
nov. cra,,,,', e. "" -H'.'s lNrni0nvu
,,,.,,,,ni '''F ~ 'os' 'vhAttet ATONE
al s,,ot -
HON ,,,,i,,J ..,,t nleer nNlls
s,,oai,;a'i WI a, w NllhEN npen NV
s,,,,i, M W 'ns' WI ~ EV'vrn'N ny w
, ,.r' luiVs ulu TcsuiaupnS teEafulug me
plynient oi uues a. are ~ iurec govern
ihg the prange OF TEXTS,
%. an leIails conneced with the
N9oNe hls,sthclllons' or mat may ne neen-
nhhus OF inc master OF the texas state
Grange. Yours truly.
JOHN Il, LONG,
Worthy Master Tevas State Cranpe
The above terms Of consolidation were
liyeS If u e s,s,o G, vSc GpIv'ston
Anril 30 and Nv those NJ The Farners
| Grand STATE Alliance al Ills ncatinv
! MAJ o. In Daiias and nv, ber,,bv Jc,
ringn1 hv III. unirrsiennJ ~ fnil f,rr.
an,i effect
mo love NJ country Il IA. nrine ole
mont nndnrlving ali trpe nrn,errss md
Stoteninnsh aim Smaciaily In nudsvnl-
| oupd states like AIRS where many I'M
| ter,,sts ternnnrnrilv HASH md nov nall.
/ Giles In business education and politics
] nrp necessnrilv being established. II he
| hoovrs every pntrint TO becnme mn nc-
! tive working factor for success in what
| ever line no may be engaged. Success
| is only nrbie.ed bv Intelligent. deter
| mined and aggressive action History de-
| mnnsrrltcs That the greatest success has
! crowned the efforts of the classes most
/ thoroughly orgpuizcd and most persistent
| in effort
While agriculture is the basis Of all
true progress. its yotario- have been sad
| ~ remiss in the duty resting upon them
| 10 organize for the Intelligent conSerya-
tiun and protection of their interests
| This movement has for It's prime object
reform of this error II seems 10 us
the essence of folly for divisions to exist
among farmers Which hoye resulted lg, in an,
49,. h.,,' @ 'o,,,,,t,I Ia, ~ n,an,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

SheriF Fnl,ss 4. gaprei,d to return
ffon' p..N'u cs4nsf ~iih prisoner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
NOW HERE'S THE PLAN:

Everyone pays ONE DOLLAR tho FORT WORTH WEEKLY
year will get the dollar and on will
printed that number 25 mu
pie twenty 1876 the holder of receipt
dollar paid the subsorlp
ton, getlng the GAZETTE FREE FOR ONE YEAR. and
every receipt numbered E5 multiple Of
4iSty.fvesay will receive FIR ElD OF
superb Wobster's Unabridged Dictionaries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

erinrs that have been made popular IN
Fort Worth by the l.. q. Ms, uecurr,.d
AT ihe-rr~idenct Of Mr.. and Mrs q W
vOnnvrl an evening Or 81 since Il was
IN the form OF a progressive ruclrv par
~. with the following award Of prizes
Mrs T. Il. buchanan won first ladies'
prize, an exquisite silver jatiniVrc. The
second prize. n beautiful silver candcla-
bra. with pink candle. was won by Mrs
i. A. Barron. Mr. II w. Tallaut ,slr-
tursd the first gcntlcmens prize box
Of lovely SILK handkcrchiefs, Mr. a. H.
Burhridgc wen scgond prize. q pretty sil-
yer cigar ease, filled with viVars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
ATTENTION, PARNIY POSr no. 4

All members 81 parmly Post No. 4.
q. A r., arr requested 10 meet at thu
hail this Sunday morning, May -, iS,8,
in Uniform, at n,i0 sharp.
W. w. GAVIN,
Commander.
4. w. MANCHESTER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

WEAR TnE ROCKFORD SHOES,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

The following Real Estate will &c offered for
sale BIZ the heirs OF Charles Seabriznt, deceased,
at public auction. upon the prerni.es
MONDAY. MARCH -. Is9k
Beginning 1t one o'clock p. m, aud continuing
until ali IL sold:
Corner lot NO. ss2, in Pauli's addition
Lot No: SO In PAIii,s Adai1ion, upon WHICH
is double frame dwelling.
Lot No sol. on Lombard street, on which Is q
two story brick dwelling.
10. No s9i on Penn street.
Lot No so on Penn street, with story and
hall frame dwelling thereon.
Lot No. 57s. corner Lombard and Second sts.
lot No. SSH on Lombard street. or which -
one-story frame dwelling.
Twostory frame house, corner OF First and
Locuft streets
Five lots on Seventh street. each 10. contain.
The Bomestesd, containing Is acres. more OF
less. well im proved. 49,.
one and one bali ceres. near the homestead.
Ssven and tbree-fourths acres, west Of The
city. on The Martins Ferry and NJ PleasArt
sixteen and oue-eIghth aces Of lard. about
80 /. "A one-balf miles west Of the city, on the
Martins Ferry aud NJ. Pleasant Pike.
Seventeen acres Of Improves land, On the Bur
linefoa I'D Scotch Ride pike.
Between % and 20 acres CT coal land ana 10
acres al surface. near Brlt9epOst o.
Also two story double frame house on tev-
snth street and a one.stofy frame house on
Sixth street. ia HAr;ins gerry
AIso. ons acre Of land. more or Jess, bounded
bv Lombard and John streets and the OHIO
TINS Q, sale-Onc-third c4sh. one-thlrd IN
one yeEr. aud one third "a Two years. deferred
payments % bear 8 per cent interest and 70 be
scared By morfgsge - p,emiscs 500.
WILLIAM SEABRfGHT,
LIZZIE sEABRiCHT,
-fs2lh AeminisiFators-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
MOUNDsvILLE.

Mr.. VIII McFadden. OF this place,
who has held the position OF foreman in
the machine shops Of MOlntOSh, Hemp
hill 81 Co., Pittsburg, was the first Of
the week promoted 10 first assistant
manager Of the entire establishment.
Mr.. McFadden is a first class machinist
and has many friends here who will be
glad to hear Of his deserved promotion.
The citizens of the Fourth ward, COM
prising the fashionable portion OF the
city known as Western avenue, have
nominated as their municipal officers:
j. H. Fountain, for Mayor; Marshal,
b. +. Meighen; Recorder, John Thomp-
son; Councilmen, /. 3. Wilson. w. T.
Alexander, c. c. Newman and II. Girls
well.
The banks and postoflice were closed
Wednesday in honor Of Washington's
birthday. The Jr O. U. A. NJ. Council
of BOSby'S Rock, presented their school
with a flag and q Bible on that day
J. w. BonOr made the presentation
speech, aud a very pleasant time was
passed by all in attendance.
Mrs. Thos. Lilley, living near the
Camp ground, died Tuesday night about
o'clock, of consumption, aud was
buried yesterday morning at half past
nine. Her remains were taken to Pleas
ant Valley for interment, where her
two children are also buried.
d. b. Evans was in Plttsburg taking
depOsitiOns in the case OF the Mining
and Manufacturing Co. VS.. The Penn
oil aud Gas Co. which will be tried in
the Circuit Court the coming session.
The four deputy sheriffs sworn in by
Judge PAUL on Wednesday, for service
I'm BenWOod. were taken up there on
the afternoon train in charge Of Deputy
McCOmbs and placed on duty.
A citizens meeting in the Second
ward has been called for Saturday even
ing next at the Court House 10 nomi-
nate candidates for City Council.
Miss BERTHE Jackson, who has been
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Nellie
Sbowacre, has returned TO her home in
Fairmont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
AGAINST The FOREIGN ENGINEERS.
The New York Seems to Have Special
Permit TO Employ English Engineers.

The New York Seems to Have Special
Permit to Employ English Engineers
SAN FRANcIsCO, CAL, February %.
In connection with the hosting OF the
stars and stripes on the New York, there
IS a howl Of protest from the Marine
Engineers Association and Brotherhood
OF Steam boat Pilots. They have re-
ceived q telegram saying that the Eng
lish engineers on the New York would
be retained, special license having been
granted them. Tho association imme-
diately held q joint meeting and ap-
pointed a committee of three TO lay the
matter before Congress. kilograms will
be sent 20 all the Senators and Repre-
sentativcS, and ii there is no response,
the committee viii 60 TO Washington
with authority 20 carry the matter into
the Federal Supreme Court. Petitions
have already been sent 10 Washington
protesting against the licensing of for
ejgners as officers on steamers admitted
70 American register under the new law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
REMOVED THE CAPITOL


The PopuIlst House of Kansas Take the
Necessary Action IN Exactly lee Sec
onds.
TOPEKA, RAs., February 93.-The
Dunsmore House has removed the
state Capitol 70 Karapolis In exactly
two minutes. The resolution was Of
fered by Mr. Hare, the contesting mem
Der from Kiowa, and in 120 seconds 1t
had received the sanction of the House,
although some members who were op-
posed 10 il afterwards protested. saying
the resolution was railroaded through
with Indecent haste.
The resolution reciteS that the Capt.
tol is now located near the eastern 6or-
der; that western counties have been
DISTINGUISHED by Republican rule Tor the
purpose OF holding the Capitol at To-
peka; that the conduct of the citizens
of Topeka recently has been IN defiance
of the wishes Of the people OF the State,
and that the Annapolis people have Of
fered to duplicate the present State
House withoutexpense to the State, and
declares that, as soon as practicable,
lawful steps shall be taken to remove
the CAPITOL 10 that city.