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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Mary l.. Mclaughlin to c., X. /. and
7. Railway company, part Jas H. Bates
survey. $40.
HYDE Jennings and w. +. Stewart to
the public, part of blocks %, - 20 and
3, Jennings south addition, 81.
Il. l.. Thielmnn and wife TO a. Hollcy,
20 feet front on Mansfield road, one and
$500.
$. NJ Fry, trustee, to w. A. Smith,
lot IL, block SO, Lexington Heights,
A. w. Caswell to VI. ]. Harrington,
part block l, Texas and Pacific Railway
Texas and Pacific Railway company's
addition, 81.
W. Il, Ford and wife to Jake johnson,
80 acres. Tannehill survey, $50
T. ); Weaver to c. *. Bell, lot .,
block 100, city 5000,
Hyde jennings to b, b. Bradley. part
block II, Jennings west addition. 5000.
Mike Mansfield to Chicago. Rock isl
and and Texas Railway company. 1900
acres Il. II, CrOwleys survey, $40.
T.. II. Fosdick to j. Il, Hovenkamp, lot
I; block -. Cotton Mill addition, 81.
W. ID. Hall TO j. +. Hoyenkamp, lot
IL, block -, Cotton Min addition. 81
Lizzie b. Morris to WIN. Ousley. lot 4.
block 4 Evans south addition, SPIES.
T.. II. Dnggett aud wife To David
Virgins, no acres q. T. Hillard's sur.
yey. SO.
Dixie Wagon company to ]. ]. Lyden.
part block IL, Dixie Wagon compnny's
Joseph Mayer to j. j. Iydcn. part
block u, Dixie Wagon compauy's adj
NJ. G. Terry and wife to John Mar
TN; southeast corner block 3, fuckers
addition, $1,000.
I
block ~, Union Depot addition. 81
j. ~ Palmer 10 Il. II. Darrah.
$3.50 wy
Il. vickery and S. Il. Ash to Jennie
Rubart; lot /, block 3, Glenwood addi-
f. L, Fosdicl to w. u. Hail. nine
lots, Cotton Mill addition, 81.
j. ID. Page and wife to Lake x Ellis,
part W. ID. Conner survey, 81
y VI. Fry, trustee, To John f. Rumagr.
Lot l. block >, Prospect Heights add,
Mrs, ELLA Evans to n. Harding. Is
acres l., Oldham survey, $1,000
Clara G. Hyatt To First National bank
Of Montague, part Of block -. Fields
addition, 5000.
a. u. liemDinsky to Jurat Shepherd
part of block %, city. 5000.
Joseph Nugent to j. NJ. Helms, west
half block p, Mansfield addition, $1,000
,cnn' u, Lester and wife TO l.. l.. Afford,
). Is; Hopkins surveys, $1,000.
j; ". Stokes to IT, q. Lester. 100 acrrs
j. VI. Rice and 3S IL acres s. Il. Hon.
kin1 surveys, $500.
John Flint TO Ed /. Afford, 10 acres
John McHors2 survey, $40.
Fort Worth City Co. To Henry Terrell
lots Z and 8, blocl, ~, Fort Worth Civ
Go. addition, SlOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

j. y, Harris 3 Fulton Market, New
York City, says;
81 have been using Rrnndreths Pills
for the past fifteen years. There Is
nothing equal to them as blood purifiers
aud liver regulators Hut wish to
state how remarkably they cure rheumn-
tlsm, and how easily. I was affected by
wholesale fish donlcr). naturally
Eel me To damp places. i
could not walk. and ut night /
suffered feariully; tried Balsams. Sar-
saparilas aud ali kinds OF unctures,
but they did me no good. and was
afraid OF being cripple. I finally com-
two every night for ten nights, theu /
hogan To improve, | continued taking
them for forty days aud | GOT entirely
Vel; Now, wheuever sick. | take Bran
dleth's rms. rhey never FIJI"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
coNFEpERArE MEETING.

The various committees to arrange for
the Confederate reunion here on the
4th aud 9th of July. met this afternoon
to confer and report progress The
finance committee reported that about
$500 had been subscribed, and the beef
committee reported that thirty-fye beevcs
had been secured. The committee on
Invitations reported That Judge G. Il.
Stuart Of the United States court had
accepted 40 Invitation 10 deliver an nd.
dress July 4 on the life and character ot
jefferson Davis, and that Yaucey Lewis
bad consented to deliver an address for
the benefit Of the Davis monument fund.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
HIRED GIRLS BoYcoTr

Chicago, ILL.,, Jnne 1.-THE bir,d
girls Of the nristocratic suburb Eynn'
sion, have boycotted number of H.
most prominent ladies of Inc sri,rrIs
nnI VIII not only not work in the honse,
1o!ds that are under the Jan. bnt orn
dong al they can to prevent thcir n,a ccs
erlhg hlled. Il Is stated this eTnnins
wv domestic y, treeze-out is proving most
r ri,n,, me me motive Of the boycott is
f,Nehse The girls are getting bacl
me women who tried TO do nwev o In
gcther with hired girls sometime 100 NY 10.
organizing q cooperative homseIoo,i ~
association, which was failure P'"s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
BEAT THE roLIcE.

Kansas city, Mo, June 1T.-Thc police
department does not scent to be aide TO
capture the youthful highway robbers
who Inst night for the fourth consern-
tive night, hold up and robbed men Soy
and Friday nights without uniform. hnt
caught NJ sight Of the youthful rob
beers. though lh,y attacked q man at 10
o'clock at night in trout Of Homer
Reeds home, near the corner uf Tenth
street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue. only
three blocks from the sceuc OF the hold
M on the night before. In each Instance
the victims were relieved Of an thplr
money and watches
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
MurroN STATEMENTS

ian Angelo, Tex june 17.-tspecioI,
io,1p TO date, from April /. 4S0 ' car
lay, - OF mnlionS averaging 300 10 30 ',1
benJ Ie h1 vafi making a total Of III. 800
H. '.' I; nN'n neeh shipped ftOm san An,,sic
II rs eonservntiyely estimated Thu, " w
more viii be shipped before tbe 7"iwp
a. we season, about Iuly 90 In , o,us.
is!enres' ihe total mutton shinmenis 'S S
~ Angelo during the season Mi 's soi
~ i"1u'A head which. at - * ioos
IVY ,1H "a low. estimate. would re,'ras pef
~. III winch sum is left In the so,s
'IE tributary to san Anre,n ''e Soun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

sage BY the school board this evening
Five voted for the resolution. five against
aud the mayor WAS not present TO east
the deciding vote. II Is understood that
the resolution viii he left Just where Il
died The committee on teachers failed
TO report and promised To be rmdy at
he next meeting The anii-inafricd wo-
men faction will now cndeavor to de-
feat tho election Of women 10 the posi-
tion Of principals Of the various schools
They are led by President Howell May
or cOnnOr has not, ns yet. laid down
his hand, hut he IL against mossback-
ism generally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
ON TO VERNON.

Guthrie, q. r., Juno (Speciol)-
charter was today granted the Kan
sas, Oklahoma Central and Southern rail
WAY company with a capital stock Of
S3,J9uOuO; The read will run from
stephens, ]. II, station on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, Southwest tbron,h
Iawhnskn. Pawnee. saltwater. Innrs-
ton, Guthrie. III Reno aud Segar. Okla
hnlna, TO Vernon, Tex. Secretary of The
territory, Robt. Martin who is at The
head of the company, says surveying
corps VIII be ont within thirty days and
the rond be built within a rnnr -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Chicago, H., june lI.-TA, ~
the Irish village life was I X ~
and gaity. the occasion being Y I.
OF u portion Of the celelrilN \.
stone into position IN The bllllf1s,
Blarney castle by Mayor Harsea
cheers, the celebrated stone w Z
in position and decllifi
mayor well and truly h4
mayor inauguratel The ~
by royalty saiuting ~
and his example becoming ~. y
was followed By all presenI. a z
of Irish music followed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
AN ALDERMAN ON TRIAL.

Alderman c. o, Barton was on trial
In the mayors court this morning on a
charge Of permitting fandang0 to be
kept in house controlled by him" The
frequently rented to negroes, who held
dances In II, and that they were at
tended by prostitutes Mr.. Barton tcsti-
he'd that he had rented the building to
Respectable, decent negro men, and
that he had nothing 10 do with conduct
Ing the dances further than TO see that
order was kept. The mayor thought this
no crime aud dismissed The case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
DEATHS.
MRS. j. s. wHIrrNGH1LL.

Waco, Tex, June II Especial Mrs.
j. $. Whitunghill, wife Of the seuior
member Of the large dry goods and cloth
Toe, died last night after lingering at.
tack of mnlarial fever The remains
We're shipped TO Nndisnuville. Ky. this
morning, and were accompanied by Mr.
j. $. Whittinghill, Rev j. \, Lyle.
brother Of the drcenscl, Miss Helen
WhittingLill. daughter of the deceased.
and Rev David WMtiingkill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
phAGGEp aoo YARps.

Word was brought here this afternoon
" A strange mishap eleven miles north
vest Of here A 15-year-old son of
Widow Marshall who lives on the May
berry farm, was blowing Thursday after
loon when his horse became frightened
Ines, which were over his shoulder. 300
Tards His leg and cheek-h0ne were
broken. and he sustained other injuries
which 1t Is thought will result fatally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
IN HILL COUNTY,.

Blum. Hill county. Tex. June IL
tSneciall-A good rain has already fallen
and It is still raining.
II j. general season and the corn
crop Is assured,
There is considerable complaint among
the farmers in different parts uf the
county over the damage caused by grass
hOppcrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
AROUND TROY.

Troy, Tex. June IL Special We
had fine shower Of rain which was
thankfully received Since the worms
have quit the cotton Il X growing finely.
The farmers are generally well np will
from now On. the corn aud cotton will he
nae, Thr"~hing is nearly completed:
wheat thrrshing ont moderately we'll.
Fan oats very good. but the spring oats
grade low, the rust having injured them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
FIRE NEAR GAINESVILLE

Gainesville, Tex, June li.-lSNl
A building belonging 10 ]. n n A
was occupied by the postoibe Y d
City. was destroyed by fp n!
night John Martin, the pgiKia,l
a store in one side and llId n
family On the other No inaa4
5000.
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woMANs 1lIssloSAKi =

Brennan. Texa June I, ..eIslsc
Texas conference Of lsr ~ y, 'icdr /,
gan lis annual meeting 9,,,s,f6sirlls ,
E TSShnis S suSn'1di delivered iss
Welcome. which wa,o .9 ". y
Miss Lena Blakely. j r @j.dasaH y
fnmOrrOM. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
AMALGAMA1ED ASSOCIATE

Pittsburg, Pa June X, "a
ecnth animal convention y A, !.
mated nssociation allouTll's, ~ y
nno,,. The following oiiceTs ' Wy
President. NJ. NJ. ,ilF' ia,.,,t,sry. 81.
G. Kilgallon; assistant p 0s,,se H.
Madden: treasurer, hoss' i55s n
Youngstown. 0. Trustees ssfsli
Wheeling, aud 1eoiss
1iuun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
rlnon eIyEs aOSp

Bryan, Tex. jun Il li'I n
4 lplsg fS Ses tEs sI iiiai < RI .
inst two week, as0 r,,lr llAa
this evening before ,ras tsIiriei, 4
a dsn n saiIS p Wv ssAIs1 x b
" G. TaliafeFro, = n seasi,,.
SSssnIfa ISSd and igbn Il, i VIZ VIZ
Y White and fonrIscn -. - q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
WERE on THE RlH

Cancy, Kan, June ~ !,
afternoon five Indians, lnIT ~
armed with Winchcstefs aaa !. ", y
rode into, town. CiiiAehs We We !
alert and soon the bank Va. w y.
everybody ready to gi!s us ~, X.
warm reception. The t9n ,s.i We n,
were corlicred in TruckelI Z ! N, NJ
when an officer went 70 tnsn9 Y, n 4
they were whisky pedlls..' Vi n.
county: thai one Of llen H.. ~ n.
man. and they were rilnu'nll Nv,
officers. They had had y, N.
United State deputies 4 ~ -
fore and one of uhelr no'''
through the nose ----
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
DAKoTA ro nae GllL.r.

baltimore, June Regarding the
railway from Dakota to the t,ulf Of
Mexico, to be held at Lincoln, Neb.,
June %. the Manufacturers Record
publishes the opinion OF several state
governors Governors Fishback Of Ar
kansas and Sheldon OF South Dakota
favor building the rosd. but are opposed
10 ~lA'- control ~ ~ the ~avsrAAsa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
FORT WORRIES


The Fort Worth Pharmacy company.
corner Main aud i'ith sircrts. T. IN
great retail drug cnipnrluni aal f0nutnin
head t.r all Kinds Of drugt medicines.
devices. aged pye sassea aua spactn,les
near slght eye GLASSES and ipe,.
taclcs, solorcd ald smoked f.la.,,,
for weak eyes, pcrfnmrfy. brushes.
combs. and all kinds Of rtoiiei
goods. Prescriptions speedily. Head.
or your patronage Is solicited.
r-s.seribe :or semi Weekly Gaset,e
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GAINESVILLE.
Ex.coNFEoERATEs GETTING
READY FOR THE Fou RTH.
An Old Lady Badly Huri--A Boy Dragged by a
Frightened Horse-An Alder
mans Trial.

Gainesville. Tex, June 17.-(Snecial)
Mrs. Martha Spruce, mother to Deputy
Sheriff George Rousseau Of this city, lies
critically III at her home, five miles south
west Of here, of injuries sustained by
falling from bed. The lady fell from
her bed a few days ago. breaking her
left leg and dislocating her hip. She is
40 years OF age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Fprngy, Tex. June Special The
rains vi the past thirty-siN hour, ate COM
sidered about the heaviest for long
time. II raincd gently and steadily. so
that the earth Re saturated. The corn
crop ~ an assured fact Roasting ears
are being sold on tho streets AZ - cents
Dor dozen,
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AT GLADEwlArEl

Glndcwater. Tex. June r1>El
Bruce X Watkins, who uin|
two miles north Of herr, hilwl
kilns aud several stacks Of ~
stroyed by fire this morning ~
no insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
REV a. FlTzGERALp.

Emory, TeNL June 1T-tSpccun
Rev 4. Fitzgerald, county and district
clerk of this county, died at his resi-.
deuce IN this town last night at o
o'clock. Mr.. Fitzgerald was elected
county clerk of Van Iandt county in
1878. having served ~ county clerk
court viii meet next Monday TO appoint
his amrnlssnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
REALTY AND BUILDING.
WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW FOR
THE PAST WEEK.
The Building Movement Active With Promise
oil Greater Things 10 come--How
Work Progresses.

All things considered the real estate
dealings for tile week show up well.
Whea the enterprises Fort Worth has
under way are in operation the real rs.
tate l1arket promises to be active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Iredel, Tex, June 10 Especially Rain
today, which assures corn. Cotton, very
fine. Harvest over. Threshing begun.
wheat turning out ten 10 twenty bushels.
and oats about thirty-hye bushels per
acre. Preparations being made to build
another GIN, capacity forty bales per
day, which We viii need.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
WANT THEIR BEER

opes Moines, Ia, June lin tbe
G9od rcmplars convention today com'
s s.,o excitement was created bv tbc
hit,vhpt OF the Denmark delegates I to
tn ', na, sHe constitution modified SO Ms
as white b ,sS use Is , or q malt drink known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
LENNIs WAIIiEn.

Forney, Tex. June IL Especial -Dicd
Monday morning, June ~, lS.l3. lcnnis
the little daughter vi MIR. and Mrs j..
~. Walker She was 50 sweet and IN
noccnt and Intelligent; beloved by all
who knew her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Bud Bonner returned this morning
from 81. Louis, whittier ho went with
lot of fine beef steers They averaged
1920 poundN and brought -, 10 per hun
dred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

,. fali River Mass. June 17.-Jos,nh
s =, i, , Is confined to his room XXI "a
az Is kep' utterly quiet, though his sons
say A'- cen''iiian IA not sisraiag 1
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A1RANY IlynsTocN n

Albany, Tex Ip ."l,e. u
t iEglia 4 from ihis H, EIs'' as
dry as fol!ows calves ! "
coirpanr, w n, / ~ ep'
j. II Mars 4 .,lyss, ! ~ v
l ?; he9 e h Charge q =, 4,
lllllE " -. - mn D
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Ar spRINGTOWN.

Springtown, Tex. June 17.-(SpecialD
We had several heavy 81 overs OF rain
yesterday evening. This msures q good
crop Of corn.
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DALE rEAcnEn rlanr.

Daaes. Tex June ~. Specially
he resolution barring married women
tAanhefr In the public failed Of pas.
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oNE.FouRrII n

This Is The iens ''' Y "
the cure q aps ~ W fr.''''
nrinee Of reEletaee,, ~
Enarantas. a ..
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except Sheldon, will send da.u,
the convention.
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and good ff ~ E4fRnps
children healthy ~ Plsa,f, ~ !.
ever, from scro{ulonn, s., s,shllifss ~. 4
M HI their blood L I1r an q 81 n
oovoFy SriDI Dr. In: riscss ess!ssi ' y
II puriiios he biO I. a. y. ~ bsaiyoes|
. active as well a. Sua ~ rni,n b.
strength. P,,nv .IIsallaing ID ~,
lasting benefit an5 ~, Naas dHins
use OF the "Disonv.,s., Fo% r'irt's Il.
t tSms st assa 4, and does NJ psa Z
o 0od IL, Liver on N ,'ss, Inl,lls
or euro you, or your m yse,aN /, 3 \
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mediate relief. Of course patients
not able to be removed are kept there
until they csn be removed, but
ordinarily affected persons are so
promptly and effectively treated that
they are able to be taken to their own
homes or elsewhere before nightfall.
During the earlier days Of the expo
sition, and before the present seating
accommodations were supplied, the
medical bureau had its hands full; on
one occasion 1So cases of prostration
from fatigue end other causes were
brought to the attention of the bureau
in one day. Since then the seating
accommodations of the Fair have been
improved, visitors have been taught
not to overtax their" energies, and not
to go to the Fair when not in excellent
physical condition, and the result is
that applications for medical ass:s-
tance have not been so nuDlercus. On
the day when the Spanish Princess
visited the grounds, and when there
was IN attendance OF nearly $50, 900
people, the day being very warm at
that, there were less than thirty cases
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=. -Int.. 49,.
i apretty frIfiss;d apron and felt slipper
step, carrying in her hand great big
mint julip or other beverage with two
straws sticking in it, he feels like rush
ing out, ringing up the ambulance and
having himself brought in as an invs-
lid.
In the corridor between the two hos
pital wards are the Offices and consult
ingroqms of the physicians, ladies'
reception parlor, a diet kitchen in
which is gas range, two pretty cooks
ready at any moment to supply any ar
ticle of diet that may be ordered for
the sick. In the kitchen is dainty
china closet filled with blue china, a
neat little refrigerator always filled
with ice and cooling drinks on ice, and
oil, of course, delightfully."- sweet and
clean. Then there is a surgeons op-
Grating room, provided with a large
glass table, splendid glass case of sur
gical instruments and every other ap-
pliance that could be needed in sur
gical emergency.
The head of the medical bureau is
DIR. w. D. Owens. Under him are
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brought to the attention OF tho medical
authorities. Quite number Of these
cases were those of Columbian guards.
roller chair people and other employees
around the grounds. Four or tiyo
ladies' We're brought i'll in Il hystericai
condition, as a result of oTerfatigl:e,
and one man WAS brought in with Il
broken collar bone, and yet another
msn had his foot janined under bcge
packing box. But these were the only
cases that were not relieved in Q few
moments.
Tie hospital is situated in the south.
crn e,id of what is known IS tho ST.
vice building. Entrance is mad throuSl,
the main gateway opposite fentivs:!
hall, thence through 6 wide court 10
the southwar;l, where, through do,':-
way tlccora. cd with potted plants, onc
is ushered into the corridors ot tLe
cool retreat. There arc four or ii1c
reception rooms divided by wade
hallway running the length CT lie
wing; at either end of The main hall
way ere the two wards, each fitted With
twenty-four brass cots. Both the-y
wards are models o! clcanl.2csG. aE;l
ore very inviting to the eye. 10 per
son who comes from t. two ho"r&'
tramp over the ground. just anir Ia
drag one foot after the other. those
cool white cots with their snow!; pill
lows haven very inviting look, "nt
when one sees, as he docs, IN a:n:Hhie
looking nurse with white linen cap,
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In this chair sat an infant, its feet
resting on wire stirrups, and a cord!
about the waist holding the youngster
fast. Wherever the bicycle went its
infant passenger had to 60 too, and in
case of collision the fate of the little
outrider was not pleasant to contem-
plate. Seated on the big wheel WAS q
man, presumably the father of the
child, who drove the machine along
tho smooth asphalt pavement of the
roadway and in and out among the
vehicles at pace that made people on
the sidewalks hold their breaths with
fear for the little one perched out in
front like monkey on the cowcatcher
of a locomotive. ,
In some CT the smaller cities where
bicycles are ridden great deal it is
not uncommon to see thepera;1bulator
attached to machines of the safety
type. In that case the child is within
easy reach of the rider, and with the
safety bicycle the danger of accidents
of every kind is lessened. But the
man who astonishss people il upper
Madison avenue is the pioneer in the
use of the perambulstor feature in con-
nection with q high machine. New
York Sun.
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The Queen " ssae Belgians.

The present Queen of Belgium is q
great-granddaughter of Maria Theresa
of Hungary. She was married at
seventeen to Leopold l., eldest son Of
the Duke of Brabant, who succeeded to,
his fathers throne. The King and
Queen have for their favorite residence
the royal palace Of Laeken, situated
sbout twenty minutes drive from
Brussels. 1t is C paradise of flowers,
planted by His Majesty.
Pope Leo XIII. has just favored
Queen Marie Henriette by presenting
her with the golden rose in commem-
Grafton of the fiftieth anniversary Of
his appointment as Nuncio to Bsussels.'
The golden rose is beautiful gift,
made of the purest gold, anointed and
blessed by the Pope, and sent by him
from the earliest times to Royal Prin-
cesses or others distinguished by their
personal merit, or for some signal SER
vice rendered by them or their Gov
ernment to the Church. Apart from
her private virtues, the immense work
of the colonization and civilization OF
the Congo undertaken by her husband,
King Leopold, would have already