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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

H. i-i,;,i h,u q tie nsWiy organ
lid X. X X siub Vas area last even
Ing Ia H. siarisz, and teautiful Pariors
Of The re.i5r.ee Of W. +. lake. corner
Of Lamar ana ssTesih streets. It il
the iutesti5. 4 Ills social club. which
sirifs onlr The youns reltlenea Of The
sity. to give e dance erery two weeks.
and juiss1x from TIE success OF last
night. aeair. Succeeding eYents lEiA IN
crease ju inferest. Ms. r.. L Burnet
az iostefs. aid b. duiy in a charming
manner adding nueh 10 the enjoyment
Of the guests
pri-siiienf: PRANK Banks. vice-preside1t.
James Rradlgy. trrasureT; Harry At
well. se-refary Il was a dress affair
n1d the charming yolng ladies addet
beauty 10 fhe Dtc1sl1a- Ae ladies pres
eat were. Afiss.s MARI Waller. Norma
Busbridge. Patti Bu-bddge, Aunie Van
Iandi, Mari Field. Katie Bates. Rose
bud rayior' Bessie Anderson. Alberta
IfiplAit Maggie Lyles, Annie Wagner.
Matte Swarne. CorTinne Gafry. Mnrto
MADDOX. Blanche Wood. Fay Woods
Fannie Turlioa. Fay Turner. Oracle
Eiser. Annie Sampler II. Louis; Elsie
Duncan. Hilisb1ro: ls0ft!e Carter, May
dele Drake. Nellie Hornby.
The young men there were: Messrs
VIII lake. James Bradley. Bernie An
derson. Harry Apple. Morris Wiufr-y.
1lande Wiufrey. Ike Van Iandt. Frank
BaukF, Man Bradley. John Saudidge.
Shelton Hatcher. Harper BraunOn. Jame-
Tully. Towne McYeish. Thad Thomas.
louie Want, WIN Binyon. Gus Booty.
Adams.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15
PERSONAL.
Attorney. Dpulliu has returned frOr

Attorney Dpnllin has returned from
Mineral Wells.
Miss Corfie Smith. who has been very
sick. il conyacscing,
Mrs. Q. n. Moreland is visiting her
parents in Shreveport, la.
Lieutenant g. Britton Of the rangers
is In the city for few days.
Dr. NJ. Alatkn is visiting the family of
his son, Assistant Chief Mntkin.
n A. Pcater's sister, from Tennessee,
is visiting him on the South Side.
Mrs. G. p Phillips Of Abilene was the
guest Of Mrs. John Hoeny, Jr, yester-
day,
Miss Bessie Fame Of Atlanta, Ga, Is
the guest Ut Miss Eva Reeves on Grove
street.
Mr., and Mrs l.. August leave this
morning for the White City via the Texas
and Pacific.
Marian SAMSON and Dock Riddles, both
well-knoNn cattlemen, were in Fort
Worth yesterday.
Miss Sallie Miller, charming young
lady from Wise county, is the guest of
Mrs. Ii. U, Bell.
MIS- Belle Campbell, daughter of Gen.
Peers, has returned home from visiting
friends at Benton, Ill.
Rev W. Il. Lloyd has returned from
his trip to Georgia, and will till his pulpit
Sunday morning and night
Among the guests of the Pickwick is
Pat kilg0re. the well-knuwn thief
catcher, and ex-clief of police of Chatta-
noogo. Mr.. Kilgore Is looking for Il
place to locate in Texas and may decide
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

r. l.. Wafer and Mrs. V. F.. Rogers
were married Thursday eTening by Jus
ice Kennedy.
There was a social given at the Evans
chapel Thursday night. The literary and
musical features were quite pleasing
There was social party given at
the Residence " ;. ID. Rainey on the
south Side last night Those present re-
ported an evening Of pleasure.
The old livery stable, corner Of Eighth
and Rusk. has been removed. and Ii ~
understood a new brick or stone strlict-
nre viii replace il soon.
The Uniform division Knights Of Pyth-
las will give an individual prize drill
on the regular parade grounds next
Wednesday night. The prize is n beau
iifnl gold medal.
Charles Mcfarland has returned from
Chicago, where he lately marketed some
very hne cattle that brought 81 40 He
will return 10 that city In the fnll
and with his family take in the World
fair.
IN the report Of the meeting Of the
local board u Worlds fair lady mann
gers, published In Thursdays Gazette,
II was stated that $3.50 had been rails
ed here and forwarded to the treas
urer Of the state association. The true
amount thus raised and paid over was
$3.50.
On Sunday night the newsboys' Sun
day school. Of which Mr.. ID. r. Gopher
is superintendent, will attend the First
Methodist church in body, and listen
90 an APPROPRIATE sermon by Rev. w,
r Lloyd. The sermon will discuss
some Of the dangers tn which boys are
exposed in this age, and the best method
Of guarding against those evils. II viii
b. intended not only for boys, but for
parents and all people that are interest
ed in the proper training OF the young.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15
IN THE CITY.


Services 81 fhie mission last night
were wy largely attended, and at no
time was more Interest manifested. Col.
]. A. sloan delivered feciiag adare-..
which moved the hearts Of an. His Oh.
ser.aiious upon the dereliciion Of the
Church were beliered to BE- timely. -Four
young mn came 10 the altar for prayer,
and one Of them was converted Some
one i converted IN this mission nearly
ereSy night. The music was again good.
and played and sung with spirit. To
night Col. Sloan will again address the
mission. Tue cOl01el never fails Is
create an interest Whenever be speaks
on account Of his warmth. force and feel
INK All are invited out 10 hear him.
The music viii be good: there viii BE- an
ahiiudaDce q ice wnfer. hundreds o.
fa1s. AID q delightful evening il promised
ell who attend. Strangers IN The city
VII receive a cordial welcome. Nfr. :
Wiley, superintendent o. the mission.
epes 70 PILOT Point today % attend a biz
camp meeting but vii b. back shortly.
IN his absence Mr.. Westbrsok will OFF,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

Yesterday morning physician was
snmmonded to the residence Of George
II. White, col TrOckmorton street,
TO make repairs gu the broken foot Of
a boy The lad had seen the grand ba-
loon ascensions of Professor Leroy. and
he sought % initiate his deeds Of daring.
He prepared q balloon Hith parachute
attachments, and mounting the loft Of
his fathers barn. turned himself loos4.
expecting. uo doubt, to soar softly upon
ne, breeze, but instead he fell viii a
lnl mud 10 the ground, distance Of
fifteen feet. breaking the homes az III
right foot. In consequence he Il nS,,
laid up for repairs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

Mr. Smith. Of the contracting firm Of
Smith q Barlon. desires 10 contradict
the report that further work on the new
city han would be suspended because Of
the councils failure to pass the ordinance,
at rs Last session authorizing the is-u-
auoe Of bonds to The amount of 10000.
On being Interviewed the gentleman
spoke auth0riiatively on the subject: that
no such action on the part 81 bis firm had
been contemplated. He further said that
the g" * Of completing the hall would
pot cease until the finishing touches had
been made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

% mn ar srgirsioa train o. tea coaches
to Fora Worth "a suntay July Ii aad
thereby rire the Ieoile q the nasfros-1iis
Of TIE PsnhaBdie . ehancf q a nlsasa-t
outing. Ariinrtoa Hei<hts and Cont
ifk4 VII Dc arTayed IN al Their glory
3. that day. Their VII ~ also an infe--
s-stinE game OF baseball Flsyed in The
eify % 1hat day. WHERE lovers % the
great national game can enjoy thew
solves The Fort Worth p.sop,e viii Hsi-
fane the p--opie If wichita Falls 10
their city, and viii render every means
possible 10 make their visit an enjoyable
O1e
he excursion train will arrive In For
Worth az 1908 D IT, ald have FORT
Worth for return trip at ?. In sharp.
In a private note 10 The Gazette Il j.
stated there will be sevefai Connnche
i1disns and their s4uaEs who VIII come
70 see Fort Worth on this occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15
Has Proved a blessing.

A Gazette reporter met Alderman
Nieks last evening aal dahaE a short
interview asceriained that villa there
was q scarcity q water. the supply from
TIE ariesian wells was not diminished in
the hast Both branches OF the TTinity
are very low. and Il there e not rsin
soon there j. a prospect q The river
gaing even Iovcr than Il is al present.
The new wate~w0rks have airrady
proved a hlessing 70 the 200 oJnsumrrs-
fsr had they 70 depend on fhe river sup
ply there would now be actual snderin>
fNr water The waterworks company
urges Consumers 20 use the water a.
iuiidousiy o. possible until such time A.
The supply will be increased
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

wichita Falls, realizing the grand ben.
ehi aecruing from the recent excurs.
ion TO Fort Worth. has decided to re-
new the experiment by scnding another
excursion 10 this city. on Sunday. July
~. there will be a grand sunday ex.
cur-ion and basket picnic to Fort Worth
hui return.
The people Of Wichita Falls have
made arrangements with the Fort Worth
aud Denver whereby they are enabled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

DALLAS. Tex. Jolly 14-lSpe5iaLl-
Tie famous old mansion at the foot Of
I.anar street, for years conducted by The
IA nous Lizzie Hani-y. for several years
past presided ever By Carrie Burnell, the
queen Of Dallas denIi-niondes, was de-
stroyed b. fire today. Origin unknown.
The house was Insured fo- $500. the
furniture for $3.50 The loss + placed
Mt Sl5.UJ0. A patron Of the house
rushed from the building when the
alarm was turned in. with his wardrobe
IN his hand The girls lost all their per-
sopal effects
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

To nn Knights n Pythias In the city:
Ycu arr hereby requested TO assemble
at ihr castle hail on Sunday evening.
July IL, 1893, ats7.3g o'clock for the
purpose Of attending ia a body the X. of
J. memorial serviept at To-. First Bap-
tit church Respectfully.
i. X. FREDERICK. G. C.,
Queen City lodge No. Il Il Of i.
POTTER BALL. e. C.,
Ruby lodge No g3
X. II ORR g. O..
ktd tru-z lodge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

Jack Mnrpiy. alias Hobo Murphy,
was on trial in the county court yester
day FOR nssaultinE John Fay about iwo
weeks since ai Jim Keliy's saloon. cor
ner u Tenth aud Main streets. Fay was
pit over ihe head with a chair 10 the
hands Of Murphy. inhicting wounds that
may yet prove fatal A. the TIM Of the
assault Fay was lying asleep On a
lounge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

s1nors- cAs-rsd viii srzrarsisd assault
uiH,u his Hit-, q - tfi,l-
SAer7f Nov q Wi-1iiA enaaiy was
hcne yts;e-iaT aftsr 4 nan Nn' : NAns-
81 for a,p-1Fratina au'.ls1 ~
eqire. and via = slsPeeiti q De-ns
ia his i.irifv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

y
Al, lis you. Madame BErrzs.
Am I not f1ndly thine ownf
All among the summer roses.
Annie o. the banks o. Dce.
A mas a nan for a. that.
A vet sheet ard 4 flowing SEA
bannoeks O. barley meal
bonnie ran the burnlc doun.
narney, leave the girls alone
by the blue Alsatlan mount M
nftad and cheese and klsscs.
Behold the morn 10 hrvak log.
Come with the glpscy bride.
Come hasts % the wedding.
Come sing me that Iwett air.
COlumhlG, rem Of the ocean.
Come in ard shut the door.
Captain With his whiikeFf.
Could W bat llngcrthefe.
ll1Eny jail birds u a ftathgf.
dear ll.tle innocent thlngA
Oars = lock On de chicken
coop door.
Douglas, tender and true.
De cpon'I Ialyation army.
DO they thinkofmc At home.
Elegy on Madame Blal1e.
Five O'Clock an the morning.
Flow gently. sweet Aflon.
Hth 81 all kinds she carried.
CruCn grow The fushes, o..
Good night, and Joy w you A.
Gallant Jamie went a WOoluE.
Iiatk. hafk the dogs do bark.
lie stole my tender heart away
I've gafed on beauty bros,
! am a blithesonlc maiden.
ltwas here In Acepnts sweetest
leone from q happy land.
, have uisd net TO love you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

A. cuull ] 1ta tolfi ~.
Al, Nheu ofEay guitars,
Avttt, ny love, asaks.
Away sitil melancholy.
A life on the ocean wave
A hauiing se viii 70.
All on account Of r Ira.
Al, there, stay there.
Believe ne. n all thoas
endsarlnE.
Bird u The grs.lwood.
Buiinthtt hfal moment
Dlr!h q Saint Patrick.
Blue bel Of scotiaGd.
Blue b0nnets are gyei
the border.
Battle u Otter bourne.
Comin' thro the rye.
Cafit.mal bfllfufsta.
Come fesl in thisbosom
Charley over the vaier.
Come under my plAidis.
Do not cast him OWN.
Don't forget old Ireland.
Don't lsaVe me, J1hLnir.
Dsfli1E goodnight
Dontygd 20, Tommy.
Die Waclii am Hhein.
Det dsnischen fhieflAn1.
DOM forget 10 write.
Down In a coal mine. :
fiovsrs Of the forest
Farewell 10 Is,ehabsr.
artue 10 nsiloehmyle
FaVvsll To the forest.
Freedom, God and tight
A Ns11rwfW ua~~ n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

fryef duflnf betile. 4
Rot Roy MaeCrcgar. I
Rose, charming Hose.
sinfa song Of siIpsacs.
spanking Sunday hight I
Sung Of the fkyiafk. I
Spring, gentle spring.
suitEefs song Of home.
Scenes thatGfc brightest :
scarcely could | believe.
The dauninE ofthe day.
lThs laird 0 Coekpsn. /
lTherell never be psaee.
THREE ehildfvn sliding
on the Ice. 4
The gitl that keeps the
peanut ffaud.
Thrfe wusan Old uorntnl
Who lived 10 4 shoe. 4
The WidoE 10 9 e0,tast.l
by the SEA. \
There was . maid vent
to the mill.
The monkeys wedding. y
Tisall that | can say. 1
The piefurt on the wall
'Thtis the idea exacsly.
us better not TO know.
Ifhon'rt like q h0vef.
l1virkenham ferry. /
lake back the heart.
The heart how'd down.
The brides farewell. 7
The iiiustrrls return.
'lhe Old oaksn bucket
The letter In the esndle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-02

JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO Ii
Version caStelEdnG.
PRIMERA PARTE
ABEL Y BERTA
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Version castelldnd
(Comtinuaci0n)

=; Pobre madre !-balbuce6 ell doctor
II All, 81, pobre madre-repiti6 Berta'-
Cuando Abel no exista, temo que plerda la
raz6n 8 la vida. 20 quedare sola-
sola en- ell mundo- Sola entire oos se-
EstSban, enfrente de aquel agudo dolor
no Sc atrevi6 descubrir el secreto de su
coraz6n.
No quedareis sola, se1orita-- murmuro
t{midamente no quedareis sola, puesto
que aouf estoy yo..-- Teneis en- mi un
amigo decidido. - Lo dudais :? ),
No, se1ior Eateban hartas pruebas de
amistad nos habeis dado para que sea posi-
bic la duda.
-Contad conmigo prosiguio el joven-
81 supi6seis euanto deseo veros tellz !----
ST supieseis. s.---
Por primera vez hablaba asi ell doctor
Berta
La ioven le escuchaba ruborizandose'
comprendi6 10 que el doctor adn no SO ha
bfa atrevido decirle: adivino por enter'
todo su secreto- Sc sentfa amada
Esta revelation produjo en- ella un sentl
miento compleio; se estremecla de gozo,
Ia vez Que su candor virginia. Sc asustab'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-02

ron de lagrimas; angustia indecible le apre-
taba la garganta el corazon----
Sin contestar al agonizante, apoyo un oe-
do en- los labios para recomendarle el siien-
clio.
-iQu6 os dice, doctor pregunt6 la Sc
nora Leroyer
-Nada que deba inquietaros, sonora.
Nuestro querido enfermo quislera dorfnlr' y
yoy 4 prepararle una poci6n que le dara sue
no.
FL ioven medieo Sc acerco Angela, qulen
Sc hab1a dejado caer sin fuefzas en- ell siilon;
-Senorita Berta-agrego Esteban-teneo
la bondad de darme papel y pluma.
Esteban extendi6 una recsta.
Els la tiltima-se decfa.-i Pobre rnadre
Pobre hermana! 7 81 pesar SO le hume
| decieron los ojos.
-Hareis que nuestro querido enferrmo to :
me cada cuarto de hora una cucharada, mas
Esteban SO volvio hacia Ia sonora Leroyer
y vos, senora-pregunt6- = como OF
encontrais =?
-Bien debil-contesto ella con voz lents
Y sorda la angustia y el pesar me matan
-Os suplico que tengais valor-proslgul'
Esteban con Ell acento de una ternura ente
ramente filial ;-rebelaos contra ell dolor
Necesitais tranquilidad, caima
i Calma /! =. Tranquilidad !-rep!tlo Il
sonora Leroyer con amargura.-5 Us acas
! possible, Dios mlo?
con un gesto fortuito senal6 al docto
Ell lecho de su hijo.
, -Pensad en- vuestra hiJa.
? i All! Teneis razon, pero no puedo pen
sar sino en- el----
La sonora Leroyer Sc levanto, tomo 6
} brazo del doctor empujo este hac1a
pieza vecina.
a -Quiero saber la verdad-le dijo co
una exaitaci6n que llegaba la locura:-
r Teneis esperanza ? Sc muere mi h'Jo
La verdad, sonora, es esta-contest
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-02

nm tauto. para cortar de golpe situaclon
fan embarazosa, diio con tono brusco:
Senior Est6ban, vamos al cuarto de MI
Esteban la sigui6 en- ell silencio, y la Sc
nora Leroyer dejo su asiento al verie en-
" Abel volvi6 hacia 81 la cabeza, trat6 de
aonreirse, le tendio una mano desearnaoa
y ardiente- =
Con mirada rapida al estrechar aquelia
mano. Est6ban comprendi0 ell camblo 81
n;aatro oue desde la vfspera Sc habfa ope-
RADIO en- Ell enfermo; pero su hsonomla per
maneci6 tranquila NADIA denote 10 que en-
81 pasaba.
Me allegro de veros, querldo Doctor
diio Abel con voz casi apagada
=. Como os encontrais hoy, amigo MO
-preeunt6 81 joven medico interrogando g
Abel contest6 con un movimiento de
hombros que signifcaba claramente
Co Por que preguntarmelo a m mi r.
No sabeis mi estado mel que 20 Z"
Esteban, que no queria declr brutaiInen
re- Ia verdad, nj menos mentir, guardo 81
lencio, cambiando con Berta una mlrao
doloresa; Abel cuyos ojos estaoan nJo9
en- el doctor, sorprendi6 la expression d
aquella mirada----
Y ella basto para iluninarle
El pobre ioven tendio por segunda vez
mano 4 Esteban, trayendolo 81, murmu
r6 en- voz baja su dido;
Soy un hombre tengo valor- n
me oculteis NADIA Por que enganarme
49,. Sc acab6, no es cierto &c. Lao slen
!, to. 10 adivino---- Pareceme que MI VI VI
da esta sujeta de un hilo- - y que ese Ill
SO rompera ma1ana---- lis verdad
Estsban, no obstante So Juventno, naol
c;6sele, sin embargo, todo ell cuerpo al OF
las nalabras de Abel, los ojos Sc le LENA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-02

al medico q que no tenia valor para menelr
la ciencia ss impotente en- este caso. La
vida de Abel esta en- este instante en- manos
de Dios, inico que puede hacer IN miiag1o.
La senora Leroyer Sc puso hViaa ios
oios Sc le agrandaron, tomando una Terri
bic expression de ira unio las manos ee
yolas por encima de su cabeza; sus laoios
se entreabrieron para lamar una lmpreca-
Dion contra el implacable destino que mata-
ba a su hijo.
- Cuidado = Murmuro vlvamente 81
Doctor cuidado, que va oires
Angela Leroyer inclino la caseza soore ei
pecho, copiosas lagrimas lnundaron su
rostro.
Contempl6la el ioven medico por algunos
momentos con profunda compassion, y des-
pues, entraudo en- la alcoba del enfermo
aproxim6sele al lecho:
-Hasta la nochs, mi querido amigo-dlIo
Abel, tomandole una mano que no es4aoa
ardiente, sino fria.-Hasta la noehe, w.
valor
| Ell agoniZante murmuro:
! -Valor---- iva le tengo
Ell medico sali6, alejandoss de este dolo
so espectaculo, y hacienda una sena Ber
ia para que le siguiese. ambos entraron en-
seguida en- la sala de la sonora Leroyer
doctor. --diio la nina, apoyand'
ma de sus manos en- Ell hombro del medict
para sostenerse, porque las fuerzas le ha
clan traici6n-t vera mi pobre hermano
dia de mananaf
-Haced que SO prepare la medlclna, Sc
norita-dijo Esteban.-Yo volvere esta no
che
| Y Berta, comprendiendo por que el medi
60 no Ia contestaba, cubriose el rostro co
las manos estal6 en- sollozos pero Este
ban la TOGO suavemente en- 81 brazo, y muir
muro:
- Pensar en- vuestra madre !----
:; Els yerdad i-exclamo Berta. i Deb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-02

nensar en- que pronto estare sola en 81 mum
do sara velar por ella !-----.
Sola. no.. balbuceo Esteban.-fo
estare tambien, yo---- 10 reemplazare sa
II Grscias, doctor Gracias por vuestrs
abnegaci6n vuestro afecto i---- 10 10
aeepto en- nombre de mi madre-
Y Berta, diciendo este, daba sas manos
al jovsn medico, humedeeidas ann con las
lagrimas que acababa de derranar.
-Voy corriendo que preparen Ia NE
dicina. .---a1adio en- seguida, diFlgiendose
rapidamente la escalera.
Estebau tambieu, despues de algunas ira
ses de cariTlo la sonora Leroyer, qalen no
bizo demostraei6a de haberias DIDO, oaJo
los tres pisos que le separaban de la Gale,
algo reanimado por 81 aire exterior, tomo
ell camino del centro de Paris.
XVIII
| Volyamos 4 la camara del enfermo
Abel habia espiado la salida de Berts y
del doctor, cuando oy6 cerrar la Puerta
de la habitacion Sc levanto SCORE 81 codo'
lenta peuosamente, y en- voz casl apa agaaA
al principle, pero luego mas hrne, Aamo
su madre varias veces--
La sonora Leroyer oy6, y sacudiendo O
letargo en- que estaba sumida, SO apresure
/ acercarse al lecho de su hijo.
i Quieres slgo, hijo mfo f-pregunto
Abel. -.
mo. -Pero. - yo deseo hablarte- - acer
ca un sill6n, si6ntate aqui, cerca de mi
mas cerca todavfa. Necesito hablar conti
90 mientras esta ausente mi hermana
Il Pero no temes la fatiga, hiJo mio que
rido ?
Que me importa la fatiga !---- Els ne
casario Que te liable escucha, escuchs
Y cuando iba q comenzar, un vlolent
golpe de tos detuvo la palabra en- sus la
, bios.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-07
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.

Work on the Local Line viii Begin This
Week.
W. G. NJ. Ryan, of Reading, special agent
for the Pennsylvania Telephone Company,
was in town to-day making arrangements for
the extension of the company's long distance
telephone system into town. Mr.. Ryan
stated that the company will begin the
construction of a line of poles up Main street
this week. The construction force will very
likely arrive from Centralia tomorrow. The
line will run from town to Mahanoy City, and
through the exchange at that point have
connection with Pottsville and Reading. L
is expected the work will be completed
within thirty days
The advantage of the long distance system
will be the opportunity to converse flun
Shenandoah to Pittsburg or Chicago NOR
easily than from one point to another in tn
same town under the old system. Sub
scribers will be charged from $50 to $40 pc
annum and have the privilege of conversin
with any point in the county, but an addi-
tiOnal toll will be charged for each converse
ton of five minutes to points outside Of tn
county. The Mshanoy City line is open ant
the Tamaqua line will be opened within tel
or twelve days. Twenty poles wer
put up in Ashland last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-07
TIE COUNTY COURT.
Some of the Gases Disposed of at Potts
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vine.
The Grand Jury has found true bill
against Harry Mantrel, the Italian charged
with numbering George ochs at st. Clair.
Eva Miller sued Constable Taliesin Phillips,
charging him with assault and battery,
which was alleged to have been committed
while Phillips was serving writ, The
Grand Jury ignored the bill and put the
costs on the woman.
In the case of James ]. Walsh against
Anthony Lubuskis the latter charged with
nuisance and indecent exposure, the de.
fendant was ordered to pay two.thirds of the
costs and the latter one-third.
One day Moses Frasinsky called at
Amandus Womer's place on Main street and
bought quantity of potatoes. After they
were loaded on his wagon Moses disputed the
price and when Womer attempted to unload
the potatoes fight ensued, Moses entered
suit for assault and battery. Yesterday
morning Moses said he would 'let up on
Womer for S25, but when the case went
before the grand jury the bill was ignored
and the cost were put ON the prosecutor.
John Barrett of Lost Creek, was yesterday
put on trial for beating and kicking his wife
He was found guilty and sentenced to 80 days
Imprisonment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-07
PMGssNNAL.

Philip CofIee spent yesterday at Hazleton
Albert Eisenhart, of Brownsville is quit,
ill.
Charles Radziewicz is doing jury duty thi
week.
Mrs. J. S. Kistler, of North Jardin street
spent the day at Pottsville.
Misses Lizzie Llewellyn and Annie Der
spent last evening at Ashland.
Charles Burchil spent yesterday al
Tamaqua, attending meeting of the Liquor
League.
David R. James and William H. Dettrey
drove to Mahanoy City yesterday afternoon
behind the formers fast trotter.
Miss Jennie Campbell, an accomplished
young lady who has been in town the past
month as the guest Of her uncles, NJ. J. and
M P. Whitaker left for her home in
Pa, to-day.