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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
SaS bette WitteI
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9eiierteit,
Snfucn,a,
9alsi6mer3eh
9alsi6mer3cn.

| SEEN, ,YOrf, IA. 2lpril '92.
Sr. 6. y. GrtttentoH:
@esbrter Scrr! Gin
I@lieS mciner 5amilie hat
ielt ben lcBten pier lSobcu
an einem beiti9eu uu0 uns
Iau9cncbuIen 0Hltcn 9cllts
ten, lpelhcr in Ocr Gltgcn0
Der Yruit unO am 9(Edcu
groBe Q b bmer3en II neblt
SdlafIOiigtcjt pcruria6te.
3d babe uicle gut empIobs
lens Oti,tel 9ebruuhb loS
mobl innerIid, uic 6pBcr1
lid. ShlicBljh lleB i3
cine 6laide 9bresScjlmit1
tells, gales 5OnCB, tOms
men, uuo uuhoem lh cine
I6lalde 9cbraudt bate,
bOrtc ser 9Ulten 3u mClner
,6reuOe unoGrltaunen aui.
G8 batte cine ma9lld)e
Mtrtuu9.
Sdifen Sie mir 9efals
Iligit nod 3 6laidcn neblt
8ehnung, Oa tb Ocntc, es
Iiolte in ieOcr 6amille OOr1
rdtblg gcbalten werocn.
9br srgcbeniter
SoTepb GbriitaOpraS
95, 8iaiansStr., N.s9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
Ser 5rani1d,e Stol3 beletoiet.

6apanua, "a. Dtai.-0le 9tadrtt,
oaB Praitoeut @ieuelauo Der Sntanta Gula-
lia teineu Ge9enbelu6 nabts, bat bier MI
au9enebm beruhrt. QQe SourHale bei6mez
rem iidl, baB ior. @leuelauo Dem t0nl9lidleu
Safe Der gtauOn nidt Die 9sbuhreuOe 8id'
itdlt ermieitu babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
Curopdi(C6e JSd6e0eri06te,
Gus 9enti9lanh.
9eind1er aus Spiitein 1tto SIoet'
burg 1T SSrtcortGSrmb.

Gin StammhaIter fur oaS Ssaus BiSmard
ertparret. = Ser 4ItreidlSfansIer fnH pie.
ner ReidbstaaS 9anoioat peroen. - ste
Spaitnns untcr benz Centrum. Spanten'S
5inan3eu neruriadIen cine &rifis.-Aatfas
tion aesen einen eorrupten 8ouuernsur IN
Der aGatifdeu Surtei. - Gin Tthtttfteus
6pmpIot tn Darfd1au.-MuerIet.
Serlin, 25. Mat.-8or etlthtn Sa'
gen famen Die Sdiiler elmer boberen @rsle=
hungsanitalt tu Yl0u, Sclitein, mad Srlebz
rltsrub. nm benz 6iiriteu Slsmard thre
Nutparruug su madeH. Der Altrel9s=
tanSer mar iiber bic ibm BON ben lungen
geuten eripieiene Iuim.rtlamfelt ilttli4 er'
trent unD enpfiug ile b0tit lsutielia. Sn
einer mebr inl 9ouieruationstone gebaltenen
AHlpratle oil leine Seiu6er la9te er inter
Anocrenl: p@s iit Elm GROCER Se9en, fir
pelden mir 9ott su oauten perphl1tet itEb,
oaB unlere gan5e yiatlou ieet lnnl9er perelnt
ut, ais lett Sabrhunoerteu. 2Slr leben III
elmer nnrubigeu 3eit, aleiu mO9lider 2Selle
peroeu ilb Die @rei9ullie ipdter mteoer ru-
bigger geitalten. 0aBt unS leoeufaQs boften,
oaB be 9Sifenid)aft, Der SanOel uuo 9Sau-
bel sebelbeu mDgen, oeun Srle9 uub Slut=
oer9lebeu 1T eln uuproftable5 @eitdft."
9amburs, %. Mal.-lluseiabr 1000
Setuobuer beS @rOBberSOgtbums Slbenbur9
na6ten beuIe eine Jtere nad SrlebridISrup
nno itatteten benz 6iiriteu Sismard .tnen
Selu6 ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
ru aIe Vef0J6 tn16 Odh0t0nf. =
GtammbaIter ettpartct.

Serfin, %. Wiai. - Su Dresden, no
bic Inbauser oes 0iiriten Sismard anger.
orOentllt ;ablretdl perrreteu llub, bot iid
eiu Central =AuslduB couitltuirt, weld]er .in
Ylesbtiit ueranitalten mil, I'M bic 0iieutz
Iife @teinung Setreffs Der 9eplanteH Nuf=
iteuung emer @anbloatur oes 4It<8elnsz
tun;Iers bel Der beuorltebeEben Stelhstass.
mahl III ermltteln.
sluf benz SbloB ShDnbuuien, benz 8obn,
fb oeS eSrafen Serbert 9'iSmarf, ebemaIi-
gen NiinIfters nuo StaatSiefretdrs bes Ius.
mdrtlgeu, lit man bod g.lpunnter @rpnr.
tungeu. Die ltebreBeuoe @enahlin Oes
@rafen, 0larsuertte, seb. GrGfiu 9opos,
ieht ihrer erilmaliseu Gutblurung eutse-
gen; Sater uno @ro6pater niiuiben, oaB
Der 3lapperiiot6 benz Qauie Sismard ben
lang eriehnten StammhaIter brlnsen mOee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26

Raior's 2eeer>Gement
ANN Eus sbeferH Don Stleteln uae Sdluben - Is uR6
20 Cts. - IN aleu- ApotbeteH. (6ebI.23,i .Eoi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26

Majors better iiiiifteer 2eim,
ft,ts o,brauhsbereit, 10 un6 10 Cents in alien &poz
thetcu- .lUte&4,lUr-D
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SrutaIer SuuG1utoro.

(Mus unitrer seftriatn 2, y'Oratn.aas aabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
Ser SentTde GorreibonSemt,
2d9lit, fuodentIih uno Sonntaes,
J. Raiuc, Tiaeutbiiuer ruo Neonffeur

u vutHt, UIgsHt0HHttf Nho We6aftetr
(siabfoIscr poH &. SfaiHe),
enbfpefzG6s Baltimore Strase unb gofsSfIc, gpe.
gr,is ocstdaIitben SIattes, burd, Qrdoer b,fcrut,
12t6 Gts.; tasIidle unb Gonnta as =Mue aab be is
Gents pro gSoe Sabbar an Die bas SIatt bcioraenocr
Sorto=8 =8orausbeSobuEs $3.50 pro Sabr fur fiir,,rt
Sett i'm Eerbdtnig; Iiir bic ipod,cntIide atusaabc
NIT SoHhtd9sbidtt portorei, nit Absua ttr Clubs
81 so pro Sabr, Hap irserb einem Srtc bes SnIanz
bes, 81 nah europa. Spnutaes= Niue aabe 81
pro Sabr.-Sas bette uHo biuiaIte oeutIcle 9SIatt
iE ben 9iIiteIs unb z loifaaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
RaiIer MiIbelmY Rl6fid,t auf Die &tejer
fteu uuo SauopehrIeute.

Serliu, 25. Wai. - Ser @rlaB oes
SaIierS gSllbeinl, pelher beitInmt, baB bic
fir blsies Sahr in NuShtt genommeneu
llebungeu rsr 3eierpien uuo 2anbmebr<
leute nit 9(liditdt auf bic i'm SUM- beuor=
ilebenben 8eIdStagswahlen, iowir auf Die
bulo nad)her folgeHbe Gru0teselt aussutal=
len baben, iii pou alien Sldttern, gans obne
llHtcrld)eo Der perlt)lebeuen Gnrtel,ienuuq,
nit 6reube uub @.nusthuuu9 be9riiBt NOR.
ben. 90 lagt oas uEagtblatt:" rll.bers
oil, 100 patrlotlld)e Qers.u ihla9eu, mtro es
baufbar auerfannt, baB burd oiele iiiuaIte
NiaBregel oeS starters lSiIbelm iomobl bic
neutrality-suspicious. Eed)te leoes etu;clneu
Staatsburgers, als aud seih;etttJ bic
mirtbidlaftlldIeu Snterefen hes qausen Sol.
fes mlinlDensmerthe Seriidil6tiguua fiuoen.
2le id)on 10 cit uro BON ben perldJIeoeuiien
: Selteu laut geluor6enen &lageu iib.r oen Ill
YrenBen uuo Seutld)lauo iiberpanb ueh.
meuoeu Niilitarismus peroeu init einem
IOl6eu Wlinei Ill auBerit Iebrreiber, pirta.
ner gGeiis befampfG."
Ser snItowsfiids sheionnss= grnsek au
8umitem Der &Iaaertn entidieoen.
Serlln, 25. Vtai. - 2er 10 qroBeS
IuiIeben erregeure p6aa SuIfomsfl" bat
ieSt nad] lalrelau9er OaEer Dor benz Qaubz
9erlc]te al Sonn lernen AbidluB qetuuoen.
3oispb Diaria SuOlpt9 6iri SulfomSfi,
Sersog su Siiellb. bate ild), uad)oem er pon
lelner erlten @atttn Glctoire, atb. Qehmann,
geldlepen mar, i'm Sabre 1881 nit Sraul.
Sba Saaer permahlt, Die lhm bereits eiuiae
gSodcn porber cine Sobter geboren hattie.
Yei Der 9rientrlsltdt GeS 6lirIen fam es
smilt]en Den Ghegatteu iebr balo iu 3pitiqs
feireu mo sur Sreunung. 2yer Siirit unroe,
nahpem ibm Die Ssrfusuus iber ein Ser
m0Qeu ertSogen, 1iir uuSurednungsfabig err
tdrt uuo eIner gteruenheIlaullalt uberrplez
len. 9tad)0em er nit DiIIie elues auf elnem
jetHer 9liter pohnenOeu @bepaares IN ees
rabe;u romanhaIter gSeiie lelu Suttommeu
aus Der AultaIt bepertfelll9t, puroe Der
ElriI BON elmer auoern Seb0loe fiir geIies,
geuno ertlart uno lbm bic 0ispoittiou uber
lelu SermD9eu pleoer ,uselproden. 9iuu
ilreuqte lelHe GemabllH, Der er lanlnlt Der
SodJter ale SubueutlousmitEel porenthielt,
inter Der VeldulbiguTQ Der ebelldem lin.
irene uuo iuleoerholter ViiBbaublun9 ben
GbelheiDun9sproseB oil, Der lept bonn Bon,
ner QauO9erldt su 9unfeu Der SiritiH ent=
ldleoen moroen III.
ausrIei aus SeutidjIouS.
SerllH, 25. Ytai.- Die dabeiiebien
MInfeuer rSllegenben Sldtter" baben cine
@rpelteruus ibrer 2Sirluu9sipbare, Die
GreSgrame Al erbeitern uuo sum @ahen su
brlHaen, seIunoeH- @lHe oanlidDe 9rrlags<
bu91auoluus III Scpeubaseu bat nit oem
Braun l6eu Serlage III DiuuheH elueu
Sertras absei4IOhen, rona9 be r6lieseHs
ben" tiuitl9 9leldSeitl9 nit Der 0euiheu
4uilaae in Dtuudlen III pdnilter Sprade
Ill Der bGuii4eu Sauptilabt er9eueu wtr.
ben.
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6alc's 6uneb Of 6urcs

Snlc'S 8 9nneg nT pbrCS
huunO anb Tar miro pou
alien 2Ipotbcfern Iiir %
Cts, so 9ts. uno 81 Die
.5laide Uertuuit. Die gr o.
Sen 6lai d E II iinO oers
baltulBmaBi9 Die bIlliglten
w Satet Gu 9
pOr S ali d II II 9 c 1t
uno g a d a ! III II II 8 c II.
6ragt nuh 5alr's
6unrg uf6nrebnnn0 anS
Iar uno utbnlt nIdtS An'
oereS.
The
IC.N.CRITTENTON
Co.,
Gueinise gigcntbiimer,
tt5, NuIton=Str., V-Y.
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SO. Sabrgang.
@btrIins=@beeIS I GIepeIanos.
&htrliuas@beeIS Wu1

8iinidIen Gie elm Stueirao su fanftr :
@auidlen sic treeno ueIdlcS Smeirao,ubebpr
Gpmmcu Gle su uHe.
lS90er gpnrnrI1 nnrun1otiido, 6 Nonafe Sjas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26

gSleOeEelHUIllYuHY peS III puIlHeH OIu9lup'
bon Der preuBIiteu 8esleruuQ Suriid9eao9e
nen Solfslhul hul=9eIesennuurfS beiteben; IL
perbe Die bte5beSiiglld)e 6oroerung 10 lanse
mleoerbolen, bis iie bamlt Our1prluse.
Der yHeidSan,eIger" trltt alien Sehaup=
tuuceu, baB eT. DiOuopolsS sSteuerporlass
geplant ieI, eutldlieoeu eutgeQeu, gang be.
ouoerS ber Sehauptuns Der tlerifaleu v9er'
mana," baB etHe SprttusuorlaQe I'LL In=
,uge iei. Die 8eaierun9 babe uur Die
Srage in GrluaguHg geSo9en, OBJ es 3ped'
maBl9 mare, eIne SHruSlteueroorlage aH53u'
arbelten.
Sn eluer SsriammIung uerifie9 iitI Der
uid)mar;e" Sremer, Der SourHalit unb preu'
Blife 2aubtassabgeorbnete, Der friiber Sen.
trunlsmitgleo mar, Ielt eul9en SabreH aber
ii1 aIs friiIlidl-coulerpatlu beSeihuet. ;u
Der bemerfensmertheu Ieuberung, biesmal
selte es, Su enil6eloeH, oh Der Sailer su @nn'
ueu bes $arlaments aboaufen ooer oh er DIE
.3Iael Der 9fegleruns itruff in ben Sanoen
bebaIten iolle.
Su 9'aperu trsbt Der fid mGdtig reeenbe
YartitulausmuS Die id0niten Sliithen. 90
rlef eln 9tebner III elmer bel Sermer8helm in
Der 9ial; abgebalteneu 8au.ruperiamulz
lung rSort nit Dem oeutden 9uno Der
%anbuirtbe. mir haben eiueu baperiidJeu!
9Seg nit 4:euBen, meg NIT 8eutihlaub,
bod Saneru!," uuo Der peniionrte baperl.
Idle Sauptmann SauerO, Der ihledte 0tllls
tdrromane uuerbrldt," idrelbt, bel benz lesi=
gen Sample banole es ii9 um beut9.
9tcdSlntereiieu, nit)t nm oeu 9Sillen oes
&Dni9S bon FreuBen. ugStr iiuo Ser;enS'
beutue, rldlt 9erSeuspreuBen!"
@onerpatipe mo 9tntouollberale in
9ieliie babeu benz 6reiberru BON Su.ne bic
ReidStassc aug.boteu. 9iele
NusSelduuug Don Seiteu Der eeSad)teu
Eurtelen peroauft Der flsrifale Siibrer Dem
llmftaup, oaB er ii9 10 elfrtg bemiihte uuo
nod bemiibt, Die mOOlfiSirte giilitarporIag.
buydiubrngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-26
gSieSer etn IibiIiften.G 6 pmpIot.

gSari dau, %. Diai. - Die bieit9t
Yoli5ei bat elm weituer5weigtes yhbiliiteu
@onplot entOedt, OIL peld)em piele Yer.
ioueu betbeiIist ieln icuen. 40 stupeuten
60 arbeiter mo 6rauen fuo ioweIt Der
baftet mcrOeu.
Der tuternationaIe Seramamns GomertB
Srii1iel, 25. Diai.-Oer iuteruatiOnalc
Sergmauusz z&OngreB nabm beute ua9 lau'
ger Debate Sei9liife un, welde cine tiid.
rgere Snlpeftiou Der @ruben, ioiuie 9leide
SebaupIuus Der uuf Der Sberlahe unr
inter Der Groe beidaftisten arbeter forOeru.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

There is one very important mhtter to
which we desire our youthful readers to
give heed. II YOU will try an interesting
experiment, you will see whit we mean
and why we feel bound to utter warning.
Looking over the news columns Of your
paper some evening you discover that Mary
Roe and John Doe were secretly married d
week ago Some reporter--and reporters
are like oorkserews, for every time they
turn round they find their way deeper into
suspicious incidents-has run upon the fact
by accident-and Instantly made H. NH.
lie.
Now keep watch OF the same columns fof
three months, and the chances are 90 to
that another event will have happened,
namely, that Mr. and Mrs. Doe have had a
pretty rough time OF 1t for 90 days and that
one of the parties has appealed to the courts
for relief and release.
There is logical connection between
secret marriage and domestic misery which
Is almost as inevitable as the fall OF a stone
that is thrown into the air. II what you
contemplate can't be done openly and DO.
fore the whole world, It is not safe to do it
at all, The God of nature has so ARRANGED
the universe that what is done secretly has
a boomerang quality which is very disa.
greeable.-New York Telegram.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

Occasionally q would be smart Alecb"
will ask the question, "What WINS the name
Of the person born ia Noah's ark, and whose
son was het' II any OF Noahs numerous
progeny first saw the light of day while the
ark was cruising over the mountain tops Of
Asia during those 40 semihistoric days
which separate the autedlluyian from the
diluyian periods. IL seems that it would be
but childs task to prove that fact, you
are OF isopinion and have great confidence
IN your biblical knowledge before reading
further, make search OF your library for
the name Of the lark born man.
First, you will find that your Bible does
not even mention the occurrence and that
your biblical handboOks are equally rs ST.
lent. The Bible cyclopediAs In my collec-
ton do not even give hint of the fact OF
such birth or Of the name of the person
thus born. "Lawsons Bible Cyclopediuiis
especially rich In pairinrchal biography,
giving full Zines" OF biblical characters Of
note and supplementary "list Of persons
mentioned in the Scriptures OF whom little
is known yet in all this vast array the
lark MANS name Is not TO be found.
In one OF the six existing manuscripts Of
the Ancient Saxon Chroniclcs,n however.
at the very end, ] find the following Bed.
wig was the son OF Shem, who was the son
of Noah, aud he, Bedwig, was born In the
ark" In Herbert's "Nimrodn / find this
reference to the ark born man." "Kybek
Is the ark, and as Cush was begotten in the
ark his posterity were, In peculiar sense,
descended from that ship Several Of the
ancient writers speak Of the Cushites as be.
ing The ark begotten people st. Louis
Republic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

Nearly every man who smokes thinks he
knows a lot about tobacco and puts on wise
airs about it. He will render decision on
cent cigar with gravity and cock
sureness that are worthy Of a supreme court
judge. But fell In with an old hotel keep,
er the other day who said that this talk
about brands and growths and ali that was
CANNON and that most men were not able
to tell whether they were smoking Connec.
ticut seed leaf or straight Havana.
But supposed pure Havana was heavy
and black, y said l.
thats Where YOU'RE wrong again. 1t
may be heavy, and 1t may not. I've struck
Carolina stlnkers that would make me
blind, But as to blaekness, that signifies
nothing. These brands, claro, colorado and
lmaduro, stand for light, medium and dark;
but that's all. They don't tell what the
taste or strength is going to be. I've smok-
ed black cigars that were mild and light
ones that were strong. In making up batch
OF elaros, II the wrapper happens 70 be a lit
Tie dark the manufacturer will chuck II
Into a box OF oolorados or even mnduroS
ltsnll luck with what kind Of cigar you're
going TO get. brooklyn Eagle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
A GALES FURY
PLAYS GREAT HAVOC IN NEW
YORK AND VICINITY.
stately Trees Iiuined. Houses wreck
ed and water Covers Many Floors.
A BODY Found Drowned in a
Wagon.

NEW YORK. August 2L--A cyclone
event over this part Of the Atlantic coast
last night and this morning, and left rs
marks over the whole region around rev
York. The rainfall was $50 inches dur
Ing twelve hours. the heaviest ever re.
corded. The wind reached maximum OF
forty miles per hour nt 3 o'clock tbs morn
Ing. The steamships and other large YES
neis at anchor sought safety outside. many
Of these. as well as the steamships que lo'
DAY, are now cruising outside waiuhF I"r
Inc wind to subsde. Through dragglps An-
chors more than Nifty cables Of the western
Union Telegraph company are now yinE
useless at the bottom Of The North rfes'
The rayagcs Of the storm We're no less
severe on the land. Trees were over
turned. plate glass windows shattered ana
shutters torn from The houses. The wire
connection With Boston and New Haven
was entirely broken. OF the scyentT'hre
wires TO Washington only twelve are
standing but connection With Philadel-
phia Is IN good order. All the wires on
Long Island were badly affected.
The sea reached inland as far east as
Brighton Beach. The waves ran around the
music pavilion aud the Wide piazza was
Ike a doep laden ship deck washed ara
tho nrst door Of the hotel was soaked with
~ Eea Nv 800 feet OF the trestle Of the
marine railway was carried away. The
Waterman OF the tresuu hqd his shhny
swept away aud was, rescued ~ coast
The storm in Brooklyn caused great dam
nge, Nearly every street ~ the city was
covered with debris from the trees. Ten
During Inc storm a policeman found The
body Of dead man in q peddler.s W9s9n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
Sans KILLINe- DOMESTIC.

DBNIsoN. Tex. Aug 24.---tspceial y
Deputy United States Marshal Meishon
arrived here today with G. NJ. Presley
charged with completely in the murder
of Posseman Cain. for which Dyer was
arrlsted few days ago. One Of tue
men with Cain at the time he was Killed
Identified him. Presley Is a farmer ny
Ing near Colbert. and claims to be able
10 prove an alim
last nirht for disturbing the peace.
Henry AID wife formerly lived NJ Dur
pnt bnt separated. he taking the child;
Yesterday he wired his wife sue could
eco the child by coming here. She came
hut tho child was not here. The couple
had iong talk In the waiting ROOM and
during the conversation he was over,
heard 30 say he would klll her " she dld
not 20 with him. Mrs Henry went north
last night and he was fined In the police
court this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
a MOODY pEED.

PARIS. Ter, Aug. 24-tspecial) IAN
unknown man today stopped Alex Ram
sey, farmer boy ont hunting with
target rife. and asked to see the gun
aud getting Il. he ran on. The boy gos
n ,hotgun and started after the stranger;
fornd him and frod two shots AZ him Of
long range. The man disappeared In the
heavy woods.
Ofiicers were sent for and after an
hours starch man was found breath
Ing his last. 10 had sat down at the foot
of tree: put the mu7zle 81 the rifle in
Ids forehead aud pulled the trigger.
His hand aud face were both powder
burned Only two nr three small bird
ffiot from the boys gun had struck him.
only breaking the skin. Nothing what
ever 10 Identify the man, who Is entirely
unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

Alderman Byron has left for a trip
pr Hollis and family of Arson are
visiting Ohas. Seott.
Miss lropa Alle0 has returned from n
visit TO Weatherford.
Fliny Fosdick left yesterday morn.
ing Tor trip 20 Chicago.
j. 4 Mylor left yesterday Morning IN
the Katy Flyer for Chicago. "
= w. L, ElEip. with II. W. Williams a
Co, Is ln Of the Rock Ishnd ana Ssnorts
crops in the Territory good. ~ '''' =
Misses Carrie and Ioscpbne uarnhv
accompanied By their brother Ieft iss,
Aight for Chicago and the East. 49,
Mf stcr Edgar Stanley Of snnso, Tov
the crack wing shot Of his arr In ~
state u the guest OF w. l.. Eirin,
J. NJ. Mitchell agent for the Daily "a.
Eetto at Houston, Was in the city yestnr.
day shaking hands with his many fricnds.
Mrs. George n. Hall, wife Of T,rain
Dispatcher Hall Of the joint traok. leii
ysstepday morning 10 visit fdends and
relatives at Lonoke, Ark
Judge L, w. Cooper Of Crockett. Hons
ton county, Tex, for many years indgs
OF the district court. after sA,udipr a
week pleasantly with his sons, u. N. AMI
Ut Ceeper, left for bis home at Crockett
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. o4.--fSpe.
Sal 'lIAtlarin--Averagc o: maxinain.
nsnsta..;Average, 10; maximum. az.
minimum, 20. wv
GelyestonAvcrage. 10: maximum ae.
minimum. 40; rainfall. .O5. ''''' o''
81 latte Roek'-5Average, u; maximum
~ minimum, GO; rainfall. trace.
Meifph is-Ayerare, II, maximum 90,
mlh9iIpnm' "a; rainfall. Oh. ""' w
Msoeiie--A Average, 10; maximum, p4,
m.nimnm, o.; rainfall, .O3.
~; minimum, as. H''Aiinuui'
OF NvM VsleanFccssAverage,. 10; maximum.
w minimum. GS; rainfall, ,O6
minimum, rs. num- wv
minimum, rs otI
o., LII, niinih sion-aAverage. 10; maximum.
w mlaimgm. q rhinfall trace '''' y w.
6LUi raiafall. .O2. "l''iiinnm'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

a lawn festival for the bcneGt Of the
Catholic church VIII be given this even.
luz al the hospliNhle home Of Mrs, u n,
scully, sos West Fifth street Many ut.
traclive features VIII make the occasion
pleasant aud enjoyable Tor those who
may attend.
A, H. Luokclt has resigned his posi-
tion as president OF the Merchants Ma
flonal bauk.
Rev c. Il, Bhdcwcil of Paris. Tex.
VIII preach NJ the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and even,
Ing
There will DO an ico cream festival In
Riverside, near Baker Bros, Briday cv-
ening, .ith inst Tho proceed, viii 20
20 heln build q Methodist church there.
Every body invited,
The fines assessed IN ihc police court
yesterday morning amounted 10 Sl5.
The police say tho woman Judy men.
toned In The Gazette is really destitute
ana deserving OF assistance. Her resi-
delec 1; O0i South Main street aud not
1907 as reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
INCOMPATIBLE.

GALVESTON, Tex. Aug 2i.--tspe-
einll-Col. George 7. Finlay. collector
u CUSTOMS, received notice FROM the
tronsurr's department at Washington to-
day that Il was incompatible with the
executive order Issued n 1873 That his
chief clerk, T. y. Wren, could hold that
Office and serve the city as IN alderman
at large, TO which Office he was elected
IN June last As the chief clcrkship has
q salary attached Of $500 per nnnuin
aud that nf alderman Of Sl.0 per year,
nldnrmunic Office 10 Mayor Fly today
aud will hold onto his clcrlsship.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

pointed Charles Corner Of Austin, iate
OF San Antonio, and II. j. Simm,gnt p.
Wnco. expert civil engineers 20 eia lh .h,,
in arriving at correct Alnauon ~ ~.
railroad properties Of the stare IN
quirc1 by the new law. .d
Attorncy-G General Cnlberson fetnrn'p
rhIs morning from "trip TO Wankesha.
Permission 10 do business IN Iehas va
todny Granted the Holatein Dairy com
pany Of Now Mexico; capsisi stoek'
10000. ..,n,.,v
Iowa Tontine Investment company
s,auitaI stock. 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
ATTRACTS ATTENTION.

II anyone imaEues that q handsome,
well arranged display advertisement does
not attract attention far and noar, he
should see tho Eastern journals devoted
90 various lines of business, In tho
Clothing Gazette, handsome New York
journal. IN the August number 81 re-
produced m Advertisement Of Washer
Hros Of ihls city, printed some days
ago In The Gazette So striking was the
ad that the Clothing Gazette makes Il
tho center piece uf page OF unique adj
vertierments. This IA 1t high compliment
10 Washer Bros skilled advertiser
and TO the Hd man On Tho Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25
FIRES.
LOSS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug, 24,--Fire this
afternoon Quilted the plant Of the West
ern Brass Manufacturing company, 015-
Ji7 Walnut street, Loss on stock and
machinery. $4,000. Insurance. 500
900. Loss on building. owned by e. ID.
Comfort, S2OOOO; insured for 5000.
Loss on building owned by ", IL.
utosvy, SEuuOU; mcurancu, SlG0OO,
The Standard thelter was slightly
lanlgel by Mater aud smOke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-25

going. wooded island was illuminated
and gayly lighted craft hoated about the
waters Of the lagoons In the fireworks
disnlay. in addition to the numerous
novel effects We're two special set pieces.
ON showing Tie facgdr of the Illinois
building GlNlC feet In size, containing
1000 separate burning pieces, and The
Lincoln monument NJ Springfield, 4u1iQ
feet. with 1900 burning lanccs. 'Oll
Glory" and the American eagle burned
Ia lie eastern sky.