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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
SOMETHING NEW fos WOMAN 70 %.
How a bright Young Woman Succeeded
where sien Had rallied.

How a bright Neung Woman succeeded
Where Men Had rallied,
She was bright and putty, and she
dropped inio a lawyers ofaee the Other day
and asked for work.
what can you doN
Anything woman Of ability can do,
and more than most men"
Great opinion Of yourself. young WON
an, said the elderly lawyer present Per
haps you think You could serve this sum
monsin
u might said abe "May l look at IT,
Yes, | willn
III you do that you'll I've doing something
we've all been trying 70 do for sweck, Hes
. slippery fellow, aud his people are all
posted. However, you may try H. You can
afford TO lose little ooncoit," and the law
yer smiled grimly.
At 10 the next morning the Office door
was opened. and the bright young woman
walked In again,
Thought you'd give IL up, chi Found
him too slippery for your Thought so"
Tho paper is served, p said she. 1t was
her turn to smile now, and She did 1t. The
lawyer swung round In his chair
Served the ----. How'd you do ~"
"Oh, II was simple enough. called at
his place OF business, looked AROUND, pflccd
some materials, aud then asked Il be was In.
"'No, said the salesman, but l can do as
we'll.
81 think not said quietly He has al
ways served me before, and he understands
Just what want
"'Oh, In that case you might call At his
house He will be in to dinner
~ did cali at his house, dressed In my
best, oardcase In hand. sent in my card
and he appeared promptly
"'Mr -N said l, rising,
ayes You wished to sec me on bust
nessg
al hear you are interested in property in
- streetP
ayes
"'Well, have paper which will inter
est you concerning IT,, Offering him the
summons, which he took with smile
He looked at 1t and hlushed crimson. SO
did l. Nothing was said He controlled
his temper and accompanied me to the
door"
Another fold open to womenl" was the
lawyers only eomment-Kanses City
Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


a Last Glance.
The Sag Hattar train due W Long Islsnd
City At noon WIS five minutes late Extra
steam pressure sent the hucedriving wheels
revolving at y speed OF forty miles an hour,
whisking the cOachcs along Us aehild plays
with his toy cais>
Thcmorning Was cold drcary and gloomy.
the sky overcast and HAY The meadow
ponds VIEW coated with thin ice. Thesharp
wind tossed aud cddied the dry leaves over
the scar and dead grass, swaycd the naked
boughs OF the trees and caused the ever
greens to bend and trcmble as u the pierre
ing air chilled them
With n shrek sharp aud shrlll the engine
rounded the curve closely skirting corner
OF the Lutheran cemetery.
There was n hcarsc and q single carriage
Tho heafsc was slowly moving up the slight
Incline OF graveled roadway toward the top
OF the hill.
The carriage was stil standing near a
newly formed grave Two men were round.
ing the earth with shoyolS Another was
placing n single floral piece at the head
The horscs, startled NJ tho engines
screcch, tugged at tho rcins held by the
driver, who stood by the carriage door, II
was open A woman, whose black rainent
intensified the pallor OF her features, was in
the net OF entering, with onc foot on the
step One hand held her silrs the other
pressed a white Handkerchief 20 her lips
hcriNcc was turned over her shoulder Her
eyes were on the grave IL was the last
look.
1t was only for an instant Of time that
this picture prteentcd itself 10 those who
observed IL from the car windows, yet long
enough for thO camera of the eye 20 catch
and retain t.
rho single grave. tho solitary mourner,
hoiaMwoll glance how much they toldl-
New York san,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
slsMARcks WEALTH.
1t Is vArlsusiy Estimated. but There IL No
Doubt That IL L. Large.


Prince BismAck's income is Diversity
estimated at from tiOl, coo TO elT5,0o a year.
1t is certain that he was well rewarded for
his great services to the empire. He purl
chased the VRrEin estate out Of grant OF
100000 awarded him aftor the Bohemian
campaign. AZ the close Of the Franco
PrussiGn war the emperor allotted him
sso0,OlO from the French indemNity, with
which he bought Fricdricharuhe. He WINS
compelled NJ one tiwc 10 sell his ancestral
estate " Schoenhudsen II was purchased
by the nation and given back to him
Adjacent 20 his estAte az NRrzin he owns
dis,ilery, where spirit IL made exclu-
svely from, POTATOES grown ON his own land.
At Schoenhuu5en he has large cattls
breeding farm and numerous Cocks ofgsose.
was there ever asked n writer not long
ago. Tin Prince Bismarrk's mind any lid
den satire beneath the surface Of the fact
that he was the master OF 80 many geeaeH
Near Friedrichsruhe he built extensive
sawmills, where logs. all cut from Schoen'
valid, an extensive forest given to him by
Emperor William |, arn mndc into boards
and timber lnd forwarded 70 Hamburg for
shipbuilding purposeA Near Stadt-Han'
over he has u yeast factory employing
many hands, aud besides these hehHs tnan-
cial interests in brewery. paper mill aud
other industrial concerns
His jewels, picturw. plate, etc, are said to
be worth not farfrom S50O0O0, Down 70 iS+5
he WAS compelled by circumstances 10 livs
in modest style lie himself hss admitted
that, In the hope OF adding to his income,
he could not resist the temptation to gam
BILE, trusting that luck would favor him.
Notwithstanding his wealth Bismarck has
been invariably deaf to sppeala for charity.
He created sensation some years ago by
publishing n notice in the Berlin newspa-
pcrs that 1t was useless to apply to him Tor
helm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

une that | saw ex-President
"a at the time that the Ma.
q sssceistion Of which he was
eeld its annual convention in
~ ses and hear now how lie en-.
mat the Rev. Fred C. Wines,
W association. and son Of its
iond Of telling at the family's
~ At the reception to the dele
given At the Tremontho
~. eaiking TO Mr.. Wines and
. e'uee some one to him, and,
me Vas gone from my mind.
~ = = clean breast OF my stupid.
me and then Mr.. Wines said
gam the story which he found
., 'mind his name that, queer.
Y. zone Of the best advertised
rs ~, ..qqan'ry. they seem prone to
- '.'. Y, 70 make a good story
ne principal Of a boys col.
n y had occasion TO 'trounee''
~ took his seathinS revenge
+. M, Letters upon the front door
~ "oleh was inscribed simply
0eher liekers." = Boston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

to collect as much information as nossihlc
before II be- INNS a IAN to Facilitate anr
work after i shall {. 10 operation.
lou Will observe that ssefinn "a Of this
ACT. among other provisions. r,onire. Us
10 give the several railroad companies
notice of the commissioners report Of
E.alue before the sstnc is deposited with
"" secretary Of state IN order that oh
jections may he filed II there shall he any
on the part Of the COMPANY concerned
IN order thai We may have all the
Information ncrsshlr on the subject.
anu that Justice may be dnnc 10 all par
ies Interested. We have decided 10 al.
dress each uf the railroad companies op-
Grating in the state making the inquiry
contained IN this letter, aud respectfully
JOHN. H. REAGAN, Chairman.
w T. Mclean, l.. l.. Foster, Commits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

An American orator In endcay0ring 70 10
spond 10 a toast frankly acknowledged his
incapacity Ia this unique manner, Ladies'
and gentlemen, ! am the poasessor Of = 81.
gnntic intellect. but just ~ this moment
haven't got It about me.
Talleyrsnd got out Of similar difficulty
BY n aucoeasful uiss la responding 10 Ills
health being drunk he got up befor tue
applause sullAided, mumbled. but spoke
nothing. made a bow and VT down, at
which the applause redoubled.--London
TIT Blts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04


Now that 70 many women are adopting
various forms OF intellectual labor a. o
means OF livelihood Il may not bo without
interest 10 consider the result OF severe
brain work on the duration Of life
Very satisfactory references with regard
20 this matter may be drawn from the nd
dress delivered by Lord Kelvin at the amt
'vcrsary meeting OF the Royal society. His
lorlship gave q list OF the number OF fcl.
lows who had died since the last annual
meeting These were thlrty-two In mum
ber including Ave foreign members, anti the
deaths WE'RE unusually numerous, or, aH
Lord Kelvin said, sadly great number.
or course II Ia hardly necessary 10 nay there
were no women among shem, az ladies aru
not yot admitted 60 the dignity OF the fel-
lowship OF tho Royal society. OF heaa
thirty-two deceased fvllows, tho ARCS OF
thirty were gwen BY his lordship; two only
werp under sixty, Both OF those were for
cign moinbsiS, On the other hand, two
had reached the age OF ninety namely, Sir
George d. Airy and Sir Francis c, Knowles.
Tho average length Of life OF the thirty,
who were all presumed 70 be highly distin-
puishod In science or literature, was upward
OF tcventy-to years--a very satisfactory
proof that even the highest intellectual Ia
borp arc not incompatible with oxtreinu
longevity. All OF these gentlemen had, on
the average. passed the threcscoc and ten
years usually regarded as the length OF
mans life. Al the average life Of woman
Is longer than that Of man, there is no
knowing 20 what age they Will SURVIVES
when they more generally adopt science
and literary occupations London Queen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Tia story IL told Of q young manlof -
centric habits who went 10 Daly'H chester
tncsntly attired IN abort cardigan Jacket
and striped trooaera. Many Of hla iriana.-
ladies aud qsntlelnnn--wcfe IA tho audi
snee, hut they coclly snubbsd him BY nj
fuaink 70 rvturn biA bow The next day ~
called on an artist friend, = witty HiHhi
man, and put the caao - him hlpnrEni
mont ia exlenuation Of his orerni11ciiJ'
WAS that h. had a perfect right % tress ~
he choss Why should they cpiert 10 bis
clothes. and Why conidn't he wear wht.t 10
picassdf Tbs artist Enid. VOL, yun aust
rsmembcr that houdolra are hogdoiu' ni'd
stables ere frahlea New York lcpmnFrl
cini Adveftiser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Waco. grc1. June ,Sprcial)-A
frame cottage IN the southern portion az
the city, owned by Mrs H. ]. bass. and
occupied by the family of VI Goodman,
a peddier who was away from home at
The ume, was destroyed by dre AZ $50
o'clock this morning Mrs Goodman
was sick AZ the tine. and together with
2 Young babe was rescued from the
hmlding by nclghhors. The total lass
was about $1,000. covered by Insurance
largely. The origin OF the hN is un.
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
pnIpanroRr sAaREcuE.

Derntdr. IN.x.. lune a-lspeclai. Hacks.
bggrlls and earrinsr. 1llei 70 thrir fullest
Nj aariv tfis morning 10 aucni the bale
M coal civ OF better known o. Bridge
f..rf which - ten mills weal " lliNmiur,
Inc cxrursloh left bowie ibis mgrilnk aud
Wa fn arfise DO goul fIty al ~ a. ln. A.
w. tkvr extensive The aaies Will be- We rnu
.nlr xniss naW aud know ihter on. Mr.
Ks,.r car ~ the mnuAEefr. passed here
,...I qtlI .sr4 the i.-olllf map l,c.- <uf an
q .ss..sa nsse.. M y .sel % ieah 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

pilot Point Tex, June a.--tspreihl' An
oxralleui rain fell Friday night doing muFh
good Ia growing crops. I'm.
The closing exercises AZ franklln collese
Il attracting much favorable fomihfpt on
account az the thorough work done.
The FRANKLIN Literary society fnt'ftaintd
ia. puddle last night With a debate y the
unqriiuu. "ltrs0igol that Hawai- should De
annsfed 10 the United states Inc ilA'
question was we'll maintained
Free school trustees were elected. Dos
well Pierce aud Carson VEN the winning
eandidstes by good majority
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

"She was bright young Yankee school
inRrm,n said Thompson ii. Herndon, she
came highly recommended TO n prosperous
and aristociatio neighborhood not far from
Little Rock fpw months ago, aud was not
long in building up = good school. Time
wore on and her pupils advanced wonder
fully IN their studies She conceived the
idea u few weeks ago OF giving an eshihi
tiOu OF her most pioileiVnt class, and Invited
all the neiKhbois 10 come to the llG lc school
house on Friday evening, that they might
sec und hear for themselves the progrss
that had been made by hert Wohings. There
was good crowd prulont. She had all the
little girls and the little boys stand up
She questioned this one about one thing,
and another about something else, Their
answers were gatifying to thu pretty teach
er and to the parents OF the children.
"Nov, she said TO thom toward the
close 4 want each Of you 70 repeat some
old provcrb.'
Said Johnnie, An b net gold that gilt
teIs.'
livery gsed, said she; very good
"'Be virtuoua and you'll h. happy said
Jimmie
"'Thst's splendid. Why, you boys re
mind me SO much OF school once taught
in Boston, responded the fair teacher,
1.-THE germ Of ambition il tho chrysali.
OF wisdom. said Willie.
"And ~ OH down the class she won't until
she got TO Peck Smith He wasn't very
bright, and she intended TO skip him, but
he seemed anxious TO say something, and
she asked him II he knew any old proverb
He did
"a stump tailed yHllcr dog Is tho best
for coons,' was his answer
"Pcck's fnthor grabbed him up jOyfully
and before he left paid years tuition foi
Peek in advance n-St. Louis Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
pEMoRALlzEn nArEs.

Kansas City. No. June 3.-1he donor
alizaion Of Colorado rates began today.
when the Rock Island cut one way to
Denver Colorado Springs aud Pueblo
from SlS.lb to $3.50, TO 20 into effect
Tuesday The rate was reduced by agree
ment for all Colorado rates nv the Santa
Fe, Union Pacific, Burlington aud Mis-
souri, Pnclhc almost simultaneously
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
foTsL ARRIVALS.
rIcKwICK.

gesby. Plano: o. r. Buchanan,
J, Speer, n, Z. q. Middleton,
Volicr. Clinton. q. L. CJticr
Amiin; Cake Wier, Quitman,
y Spicer, lexarkana; ". IL.
hpnson. Fla. j. W. Bailey,
y W, Wilson. Fulton, Ky; L.
slrago; ]. u. Bates ana wife,
n Hlll, Comancue. u. II. Mich
Iieahs, W Is. Mcdowell, ST
iwuinbly, city; U. X. Meme
.. Middleton, Dallas; ID.
~ Louis: 4. 5. Hnlleck, Inns
1 iafFls, Louisville. Ky; a.
4 Il, II. Crauly, Kansas ely ;
4 se Osiahoma City; j. Is. Rich
.ishi A Cleayer. pekln, His. (;
Wy giniunau; u. Il. Young,
4 = J, Dillon, Chicago; 5. X.
Leas; A. NJ Fulton, Chicago
4 n Louis; q. Il. shirley, IL.
"a ,.renham; Annie hubbard,
1 B9rdii. ]. Il. smith. LlHrks-
~, :, \. Aloud, Mineolu, Tex IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Il lie very hard to be obliged to feel sus.
pIcious OF our immediate Attendants, but
Instances are continually occurring that
warn us that we should be more cautious
about what we say. A young lady who Mt
tended large reception ~ friends house
changed her dress before going 70 take a
train for the country, saying to one OF the
maids who was helping her. Just hang ID
up In u closet somewhere, ple',se, nnd will
send some one tomorrow 70 puck II up and
take il homen 1t was most natural the
next morning, when neat looi,ing person
called, saying that she had come Tor mll''
As gown. that IL should be given u
her without a question a few houns lhver
Mis- As own maid called for the dress.
nnd IL was then discovered that u pretty
French toilet had been deliberately stolen
nv some one who must have overheard hlss
"A remark and knew that il WIS 70 ID
sent for.
Another still more serious loss was in
CURED by another incautious young WON
nm who. on comparing necklaces In dreiss-
ing room, said that she had sent her string
10 have the clnsp arranged 10 Rs lmen-
tioniur the name Of the jewellery, and add
inc. II shall have il to wear tomorrow
night. however. 10 the b" On call
ing al the shop herself rather late in the
AFTERNOON OF the next day Il wiz, found, 10
the CONSERVATION Of all parties. that
most respectable English woman, whom
the clerk supposed to lie n lady's maid, had
asked II the clasp Of Miss Rs string OF
nearis had been arranged, ~ she wiahtd
particularly 10 wear It that evening. and
The attendant doubling nothing had
given Il TO her. Detectives are at work on
The case. but there seems but little hope oil
discovering the thief New York Tribune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

me ,xprrssion "Vox pophli Yox Der
INC rnice VI the people y the y0itr Of
God -uas used 10 the Writings 0f VIII
IuT5 o. fiflj aud died about HAP. lie
annfed the expression ~ 4 prlfcIn cNtu
h n. liz, .alicieat'y wei Epe@e-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

IN water ia which decayin2 vegetables
have been infcsed the microscopes Dis.
covers little animals so minute that 10,
900 Of them would not exceed IN bnlk
a grain 81 uiusfnfd. Yet thrsa creatures
are supplied with organs rs complicated
a. thOs, Of whsle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Monsignorc Is title conferred npoD
mtnhers Of The napal household and
church aud also upon Drelafes. All arch
bishops nre m0nsign0res, but Az mon
singnrrs are not nrghbish0ps IN the rnrepf
nfchbishop the title m0nsignprr ", as IL
were, familiar form VI address.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

yvussav Mans.. june 1hls morning
fl,s dead BODY ~ Jos Llttix wns found
covered with blood from wounds 10 me head.
Lftiig came 10 South NHtltA about s'Nrn
wears ago during y strike IN nv iYcnl Shops
srd was Que u the few fFealHs ieft. Two
nlher. haan mot rinlrnl dealhl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

the sales. which VIII be ~ rafkLursi. leu
miles sopth ot Decatur, on that day, The
Inducements arr nauN az lnrkhurai and
No douot great many people VIII he Here
on the 10th To invest souicthiug IN the soiu
IuE div.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
FIRES,
LONDON FIRE.

London. June 3 -forman hardwood
sirics aud row of houses Ia kcnsing,
tVN road adiaccnt To stores were destroy
Ell by hfe this morning less and dam.
age are estimated as $5O0.ODO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

II ussa 10 live on the FIRST fiat, and now
live on the nth and still folks persist Ia
aayine that I have come down ia the worldp
Madrid Cymico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Wood pulp IL rapidly becoming one Of
the most universally used Of uianuiAct-
urod articles Not only Il Is found avail
mile FOR making many Of the nooesHhrics
and convenlrnres " mans life, aside
from newspapers but Il Is also appear.
ine n artistic collins Ia which 10 bury
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

II one holds hls breath be- Il proof
Against he sting Of bee. II Is also
said the bee may be- hold by the l''ss Hild
H. viii try 10 sting but viii nes,f 9le-
catd until the breath u expelled aud
ND u.-l DnELlLuIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
TEXAS PACIFIC IMPROVEMENT

Marshall. Tex, June tSpcciall-
Eighteen teams belonging TO Grigshy
Bros, contractors, arrived from Jcfier-
son last night aud will be put to work
building another sidetrack for the Texas
and Pacific The teams have hccn en-.
ployed for some time past Oh hftccu
mile spur ont OF jefferson 10 the lum-
Der district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Rock Island road south OF Bowie, took
a large crowd 10 the cnd Of the line
yesterday. Many people came from
gainesville and other towns while
large delegation drove across the country
aud boarded the train AZ bridgeport,
On the return trip grand barbecue was
held at Bridgeport where the cXcur-
The company is making preparations
for a big crowd on June 10. when an
excursion will arrive at Bowie FROM
Chicago, bound for the end Of the Texas
iN InuAl-u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

time my wife
.hr one I'M ,o.n and /
IN - back " sar'show
s,si her. IN N" az me hy
4 4 ~ caught NOW ,,,Y gaud loose
" rreithed my "" ,nve,
" lava my w" III ,itb
N sui 4 eve, ,.i ! WI" Vii nirl
RAJ better NM "a alone foI.
4 Lle fnd ~ j." " ,h.H nv.
cfe.vd hcr W" ami when
al on drains, III III" ,,c M
eihq diHl ne " KIM, fathrr
4 ~ a Wv Won VIII reform
. ~ 7v. ..,,,or husband TO your
y " s,,her 70 your children.
Ether. | will make you
~ cod who knows me
4 ,u' ~ moment ] WAS born
hon
h'aI r npATU.BED
~ IliAi -. avo,.v wilful
81, father, ina v,n .,, tn,,.a,.J
4. 80 taken nas d " so,me Jnv /
I 4 ihe world, aiu III mi INV
4 hat fati,s, ,,,d again: haye
y : I ~, I prcmise i made in
~, der, Thank God, for
4 have been as good a
a,5 would let Inc be. BUT,
~ .n The roses come back
4'n,.s..t nor the lustre 10 those
have done everything
-, time for reform and
Mas tonight pleading,
A y ann PHYSICALLY,
" W. ..;iJ,. s,,L In
4 rsions VII p 's. ,'n,,,, ,.ben
\ fiate; ! 10 49, sn,net;,pss
A VII DC ~ N..liy a wear
. rdlfly ehu S' i;na, AZ nv lilo
gti ! saw iue h,,t s,ii mis-
n 70 ciose' w" ..a,.soJ vnm,,'
4 as you nav nv, 49, mo-, va.
~ ana nov ~" aS,in snd
4 ieree 70 III dis y thoiisnn6
4 A'u ,ha I'ords service,
4 Y. u ~ home; and 1
IN KISS MY WIFE
W -p,,,,, ,.i,.ht and %
iiill slsr'iti i,'.,. "' s,'h,rs viii
i amer I N.Y. N.Y. "nniny md
y sNef' MI W. ,arn
oisff, wa nj, /" and now We
s',ltF gu WI ~ +" ADJ cl,iid Win
i mr.. W.. ~ ISlrsin% GsiJs
over nus s,d wing Here
,' S.. i,ravri,ly lie, apj
.fcl loI ,i nu", va" ,,s,nnin,, IN
~! wv '" ~ loo nver Iii tho
MI ua'e d III; 1T ,ro,li II
~ sneu ~ y, ninoses md mis-.
~ Nuh' ~ H., IL Que man
4 lelsts, pu - IA, rn III mind
dlpeIa'tH i" NM that Ca
a'el, aH1 cnI ~ last wiii
ID put Z" 1,,t Vii IA. tl,e
! w -, Uu' ,,,a, Cod over
19'hWu me- ~
III ! tul vi WV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The halcyon days are Che seven days
before and lhe seven days AFTER The
shortest day The balcyon. or kingh.hrr.
Il supp0e4d 10 be breeding ~ this time.
mini Il supposed 70 yefy consider.
aisir preserve perfect calm.
subsrribe tor semi Weekly daEeiie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Seai-weelly Ga.ett.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-30
Whip and Spur.

The Connecticut spring circuit hangs
up s13 300 in purses.
a spring meeting will be held at Wilkes
barre, Pa, IN June.
Massage treatment is preferable to
bandaging for horses legs.
Domineer, 2:2O1, by Red Wilkes, Will
be campaigned this year.
Pickaway, 2:165S, is now used as road
horse by the city treasurer of Co.
lEmbus, o.
AxtelI, 2:12, is Jogging all right, and ne
viii be asked to go some fast miles this
year.
Nanette, the dam of Arion, 2:1o35, and
Orc Elmo, Els, has bay colt by Palo
Alto, 2:0Ss<.
Nine of the eleven standard performers
sired by Rounds Sprague are out of non
standard males.
Captain, 2:24, by Kansas Rather, by
Pat Malloy, is being used as road horse
IN Kansas City.
Reports say that the Charley Wilkes
stallion Ellard, 2:19k, is to be in Budd
Dobles stable this season.
Beaury Nc, 2:145s, one of California's
best campaigners, has gone wrong and
will not be started this year.
.Nordhoff, Cal, has organized driving
association. and the work of building
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Arbiter, 2:22sl. by Administrator,
c:29I, out OF Alma Mater, has been
bought by Canton CO., syndicate.
Florida Monarch, 2:17%, has started in
thirty-eight races, has won twenty of
them and has never been behind the
money.
The ssYear Books credits Ben Frank
lin, 2:29, by Daniel Lambert, with
tWenty-three trotters in the list and not
q single PAGER.
If reports are true. Doble will have close
TO 1902: performers in his stable this
season, besides many more green ones.
Watts, the English jockey who for
merly rode Squire Abingdon, has signed
for three years to ride for Sir John Mapes
al SO. 00o year.
1t is currently reported that the Ran
cocas stable will be represented in the
Metropolitan Handicap by Lochohatchee,
and by Lamplighter in the Brooklyn and
Suburban events.