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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Sp.efal z.l.ran 70 a. R.rs.sr.

Special TsIsor0E. to tss RSgfs,sr.
CHICAGO. ILL, March ia certain
class OF "brokers" in this city, known
ia fire insurance circles as Insurance
frauds" have for the past seven or
eight years done nothing but place in
surance In companies organized In West
Virginia, Iowa, Ohio and Mississippi.
These companies are gotten up IN q
majority OF cases with mythical officers,
although now and then the name OF
some far-of, well-known capitalist is
assumed as President without his
knowledge. The business OF these com
panies is secured by sending out circn-
lars all over the country and securing
agents in small country towns,
who, having no means Of
knowing the strength or stasS-
ing Of the organizations, obtain
for brokers here, class OF risks which
are known as surplus lines. These
lines no reputable company will write.
owing TO the hazardous nature OF the
same.
As these companies are simply doing
business under State charters without a
dollar OF capital invested they are glad 90
ltht klith UtIduNN ~ A., h'A hhaA va
any other class OF risks. and the pre-
MUM is all "velvet." In short, they
are simply writing business for pre-
MUM.
The following is a list OF what are al
legged TO be wild cat' insurance COM
panies, which never had anything more
than charters:
Home Fire Insurance Company or
Hinton; United States Fire Insurance
Compan Lumberman's, Empire aud
| Old Dominion, OF West Virginia; Con-
tinental, OF Memphis, Tenn; Northern
Mutual, OF Toledo, o.; Fostorla Mutual
Fire, OF Fostoria, o.; Reserve, OF Cleve-
land; Commonwealth. OF Montgomery,
West Virginia: Washington Fire and
| Marine, OF Charleston, W. Va; Stnd-
man Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
OF Toledo, o.; Cltizefs', OF Ohio, and
Northern Mutual, OF Toledo. o.
Chicago brokers VIC, IL Is allegep.
write policies ia fake orgsniSatIoA,
ase: L. =. Werner x Co., MalleSs br..d,
ing; +. w. Buck & Co., Woman,
pie: Craig, Curtis IL Co., Masony
pie; II. NJ. Gilbert. Insurance Excban9S
building; W. II. Smith. Insurance
Exchange building; Cayelry Bros.
& Bullard, Insurance Exchange
building; George l.. Adams, Bart build
ing; +. l.. Bryant a. Co., Insurance
Exchange building; Boomis a. co. and
Cleveland, Stock Exchange building.
The list OF names given aboRauaye
firms which are supposed TO exist, but
which in every instance apparently
consist Of one man, aud 10 is alleged that
the forgery dodge" Is frequently used
whenever loss presents itself.
Warrants are now out for all parties
interested ln this steal and governments
detectives are liable to swoop down on
them At any time.
The only means Of eradicating this
evil is bY starting vigorous prosecu-
tlon and keeping IL up, and within a
months time every dollars worth OF
wild cat INSURANCE. in the country could
be located, aud tho gang" dealt with
as IL should be.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Ths Rlaasrs, Not satl.fact..y.

SSect0l Telegram 10 ne hsg1tT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 11.-A.
NJ. Scott, resident engineer in charge OF
the Kanawha river improvement, has
returned from Shawneetown, H., where
he went to investigate the responsibility
OF the lowest bidder on the construction
OF Locks and Dams Nos. 10 and IL.
The result of his investigation is that
bids will be advertised for again, the
bid and bond of the lowest bidder be-
ing not satisfactory. The contract for
Lock and Dam No. will not be award
ed till after the bids are received on
the other two and is found that the ag-
gregate bids on the three will not go be-
You'd the amount authorized by Con-
gress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
DO NOT FAVOR>RONDS.
The Situation Not Urgent TO Jes'ify such
"a Course.

The Situation Not Urgent Co Jestip sueh
aCourse.
NEW YORK, March 11.--ReferriDg 70
the gold supply and the possible fssu-
ance OF bonds by the government. ne
Washington correspondent Of the Hei-
aid says:
A gentleman high IN the councils OF
the administration says that Mr.. Cleve-
land does not believe the financial sitn-
tion at this time Is such as 20 make the
issue OF bonds necessary, and that Sec
retary Carlisle thinks the issue OF bonds
can be avoided. Tremendous pressure
is being brought 20 bear upon the Pres
ident and the Secretary OF the Treasury
ia favor OF the Issue Of bonds, but 30
far without apparent effect. The ques-
ton is certain 10 come up at
the next Cabinet meeting and
be earnestly discussed. The choice be-
tween the issuing OF bonds tnd drawing
upon the gold reserve. Is one that can
not long be delayed. The administra-
tion still adheres 10 its decision against
the issue OF bonds. The President and
Secretary Carlisle are In accord sDd.
there is no reason 10 believe that there
will be a change Of policy. Captain
Meredith, Chief OF che Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. was asked II he
had received any intimatlen Of the In
tention 70 issue bonds.
"None whatever" be replied, ''and ~
there was believed 10 be any immediate
danger OF such necessity, should have
received some orders from the Seere-
tary at least to be prepared 20 rush the
work through. You cannot make steel
plate bonds in a day and II the Secre-
tary or President feared IL might be-
come necessary 10 issue bonds In the
immediate future they would be certain
70 prepare FOR 1t by, getting the work
well under way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Mckinley Repuuiates the scheme.
"a TeLsprem o ~ Rsgislsr.

Special Telegram 20 tde heStsteT
COLUMBUS, O., March 11.-Governor
Mckinley addressed letter to Colonel
o. f. Hamilton, Of the 18th Regiment,
stating that he was surprised 10 hear Of
the movement he had inaugurated In
his regiment for his (the Governor's) re-
lief. He had no doubt the movement
was planned with the best motives, tut
he could under no circumstances accept
the contributions. He requested the
Colonel 10 recall the circular letter and
return any donations that had been
made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Tn. strike still On.

PrTTsBURG, March 1.-The river
coal miners. vino have been on strike
six months. have decided to take the
aggressive. and are making prepsra-
tions 70 enter suit against the members
OF the Coal Exchange FOR conspiracy.
They also threaten 10 bring suits for
back wages paid In store orders. Both
sides are still firm. and the end OF the
strike seems as far of as ever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
THE CORBETT-MITCHELL FIGHT.
Bunalo Preparing to Make = Rig Offer
Tor the Contest.


BUFFALO, n. Y, March ia meet
ing OF the gentlemen interested TO bring
the Mitchell-Corbett contest TO this city
was held this afternoon and it was de-
cided 10 enter the bidding for the match
with an offer Of $4,000, going as high
as SIS, 600 II necessary. However, II
was thought $4,000 was as high as any
club was warranted in offering for a
glove contest, even for champions. The
contest, il secured, will be under the
auspices Of the Buffalo Athletic Club.
The projectors propose to give gener-
al athletic carnival during the week in
which the tight occurs, and there will
be boxing, wrestling and other kinds OF
athletic sports. A permanent organiza-
tion Of the syndicate will be formed next
week, when il is expected something
will have been heard from both COrbett
and Mitchell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
THE WEATHER.

wl,nrsros. o. c.. March D,-For West
yirzsnla. fair precees5 b. showers tonight:
slightly colder. westerly Winds.
For Western PennsylTkoia, raia tonight.
followed bY clearing wsa ksr' westerly
winds: slightly colder
For Ohio. lais 10 southern. rain, followed BY
clearing in northern portion; Westerly winds;
slightly cooler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Gas ssnd OIL Company chartered.

Specidt IsIe0rdfnt0 tas oHs1dy he9ssssr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March IL
The CreSton Oil and Gas Company was
incorporated to-day with its principal
Office st Creston, Writ comfy. The
capital is $50 with the privilege Of in
creaSlng to a million dollars. NJ. Van
doll and others of Greston are the incor-
DyratOrS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
wanted TO SINK H.Duties.
1.l.aran % IL s,lndag Rsgiltsr.

cDectal IeseVF 0I77s 70 '7's U''7'a1y I'e9''F'F'
COLUMBUS, o., March 11.-William
Bell. colored convict from Toledo,
serving a three-year term for burglary,
stepped in pot Of boiling acid used to
anneal bolts. 1t was not accidental, his
purpose being to escape WORK. His foot
and ankle were so badly burned that
the flesh dropped of in large chunks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Tn. BlIr Ru.hsd Through.

TRENTON, n. j., March 1.-THE
Burne bill TO prohibit winter racing
was rushed through the Senate. Mr.
Daily, OF Hudson, made short speech
in opposition TO IL. Nearly all OF the
Senators made short speeches in favor
OF the measure on its plain merits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Wild CAT INSURANCE.
How Fictitious Companies, Chartered
in This State
ANDELSEWHERE, ARE OPERATING

| Partial List OF the Concerns
that Have No Legal Existence
Nor Financial Standing and
Their Methods of Doing BUSH
ness-The Men Who Work the
Schemes are Located in Chi
cago-Some Bad Ohio Compa-
nies-How the Plan is Worked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
Another onsr of Gold.

HELENA, MosT., March 1i.-Presi-
dent Knight, OF the Helena Associated
Banks, to-day rendered $500, 600 In gold
coin 70 the Secretary Of the Tress2 In
exchange for legal tender. !
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
THEY CALL ON GROVER.
The West Virginia Contingent at the
Capital Pay Their Respects.
PLEASANT TWENTY MINUTE CALL

The President Congratulates Mr..
Harper Upon His Very Laud-
able Ambition 20 Outrank His
Father-Mr. wilson's Little
Daughter Interests Mr.. Oleve-
laud-A Handshake and a Kind
Word for Each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
SAY MILLER IS SLATED.

Report That He is TO Be Commissioner
OF Internal Revenus-GeneraI Watts's
Chances.
.Speetal Tsle0rGn 70 ne sunday Rs01s,s-.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1.-THE
friends OF Colonel Joseph ). Miller are
iubilant tonight over information
which they believe 70 be entirely reli-
able. 70 the effect that the President
has practically decided 10 again make
uNolonel Miller Commissioner Of Internal
eTenue.
u gentleman himself, when asked
seIsTER correspondent what he
The matter, said be had no
ormatiOn. He was very
the President would ap-
nd that was all he could
not seen nor talked with
about his candidacy.
ther sources the CORES
butte positive assurances
domination might be re-
on. It will be the first
Q present rule that no
lders shall be reappOint-
be high compliment to
much indignation among
nians here to-day over
president Harrison had
dissuade Mr.. Cleveland
hing Gen. Watts TO the
rict Attorney for West
said Harrison sent a re-
resident through Mr..
It's De not reappoint-
the caustic telegram
% Harrison after
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12

The wife OF our esteemed citizen, MF
John Rowell. while suffering under 20
we're attack ofthe blues, t1ed 20 commit
the crime of infsoticide, bussszas prevented
By the opportune arrival Of neighbor.
Her case has been considered by the BEST
coctors incurable, but her husbeud was
highly please,l after using course Of Sui
psur Bitter 1Hs s,d,s ts.j she was entirely
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
CREATED A SENSATION.
Madame COttu Tells of the Govern
ment'S Offer to Her.
THE RELEASE OF HER HUSBAND

Depended Upon Whether She Had
In Her Possession Documents
of a Compromising Character,
and Whether She Would Give
Them Up-M. Bourgeois, Min
lister Of Justice, Has Resigned,
and Great Excitement Prevails
in Paris.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12

Report That He Is TO Be Commissioners
OF internal Revenus-General Watts's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
LITIGATION OVER COAL LANDS.


Topeka. Kan, June Is, The case OF
the United States against ,hc LraNcn.
worth Coal company, involving the right
Of the company TO mine coal under the
lort LeaVeuwOrth reservation aud the
Missouri river was yesterday argued
IN the United States district court be-
fNef Judge Williams of Arkansas, who
took the matter under ndVisrluont The
company dcmurs to lhc hill in rhancerN
filed by District Attorney Ady, and
should the court override the demurrer
Ihr eject will be 10 render the mine val
uress, rutallmg u loss To the company of
over Si0l.ON la lSlin three citizens of
Lrnvcnworih made what they supposed
was \ valid contract with the SECRETARY
of war, leasing to them the righj for
nit Ing coal under the reservation for a
term Of sixteen years, The company.
w consideration thereof, was tn Furnish
the government, when required suili.
Client coal FOR consumption at Fort iepv-
ruwurth, free of charge at the mouth
Of the shaft and also to pay the govern
lueut the royalty Of II Of | cont per
hnshcl upon all coal mined ht the com.
lpny not furnished 10 the government
The government claims that the coRl
compmy's right 10 niue under twenty
acres expired at the end Of The sixteen
ycnrs In 1884. since which time The cpal
company has hpnn running without aus
thprlty. No roRl was ever furnished Ia
the government aud none was ever de.
manded. No ROYALTY was ever paid and
no regulations prescribed 10y the secre
tary Of the intcrinr for The ascertain
mont thereof have bera COMPLIED With
"a This hin demurrer was filed by de-
feudnuts who claim that when Tho land
was nuld for they wer' omitted 70 I
paicni, moi only TO tho lsnl but whirl
should also convey lo thee tho exclusive
rish 10 mine Tor MI time under th'
reservation In the fovm Of ROYALTY under
the lease above mentioned; also tho
the coM underlying the Missouri rive
a. not belong 20 the governments hu
was under the control Of an rstltc M,
river being nnvieahlc sircnm The For
Irayenworih military reservation ON
braces over 600 acres. and the loayeu
worth mine is the best In the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Houston. Tex, June rs. (Speciall-
The sensation Of the city tonight is the
elopemcut of the wife of young bush
ness man with her husbands partner.
kaufman u Davidson is a commission
and grain firm. the partners being John
Kuhlmau aud I. w Davidson. About
three years ago kaufman married a
beautiful young girl OF 10 years, aud all
has been happy with them until tonight
When Kuhlman went home for supper
he found a note from his wife saving she
WIS at her mothers aud would not re-
turn until moruing A few moments
later he found another letter Informing
him that she had left wIn his partner
in business, j. W Davidson and would
moi. return. A little after this a negro
woman brought home their 2'year'old
child. which the young motncr had leit
with her, but which She could NOT pael'
fly.
The guilty couple bought tickets ana
checked their baggage for Chicago a
warrant charging them With adultery
has been sworn out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
CARTER. THE KlssEn,

Chicago. m. June 49, Mayor Hart
son this morning kissed Aslgn slrs.
some ~ them big girls. too. They Wsfr
rnriiA,crs u thu party Of students WHO
nfiiyed Ia the city yesterday from NIl'
foguia. There ore twHnly 10 ihe
nrrty and they nrs The pride Of the Ps-
eiHe slope a San francisco NEWSPAPER
offered to bring 10 tm tpir the scholar
p.ssing The highest examination IN each
of thr equatorial districts " the state
inc promise hiss been k,it, and though
L did moi include blessing mayor. "
Chicago, the giris got one allrce' Just
ihc sdme. The party Wa W charge q
Mis- Hlark, known 10 The western fcal-
irr pnbiif AZ "Anhie l4anrief ~.
Bifck. representing ihe Lrwspaprri Df;
q. Il. Dean. phydolAn Of the party. ngh
Nrs Chna, w. Sutton. clnper0n " the
Mfls Afier few ininniaf Talk the
rirls started 10 laiyp. bni The mayor
af'n0uucel bis Intention oi kissing them
firs lie began With ~ smallest Aid
ended with the talle-i ycfng ildy. who
must be r,ady 20 grace sfndgaiiwl
gown Tho boys he sbopt hand. with
AUD the entire party went away happy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
FOUR ACTIVE VOLCANOES.
Smoke, Fire and Lava aclchluu From Aeullar
Mountains

-
Seattle, Wash. june lSITht steamer
City Of Iupckh, m from ALASKA, hnhhs
news Of great eruptioNs among the vol.
canoes OF tue Alrutim lslnhds Il, W
PirrcH an engineer OF Topeka, Han,
gives graphic account vi sshts ei.
counteird TN two trips TO tie westward
from Sitka as hrst assistant engineer
Ot the steamship Crescent CITY, oprmtNl
by the North American Commercial
company between Sitla aud the Aleu-
tim Islands The Crescent Guy, With
Il cargo OF provisions, left Siikn on April
10 for cruise among that long stretch
OF islands which reach out irom the
pcninsnla In the North Pacific ocean.
lhe steamer has waterway " 1910
miles To traverse nn hrr usual route
The weather was fair enough and she
made good headwny aud rpmunerAtt,e
nlsiurss was expected, irom the indioa-
films of seal hpris sighted ON hrr pre-
Vipua trims. There WAS nothing unusual
10 attract attention until before dark
on thr cyening cloud seemed TO rise
nuI rNpnnI until II doomed un over the
IinnlnsLn lslnuds AZ Tho iieht hssrn-
vi nnJ ia. st.ntner advanced. ifipht
,n,,,.,,. ,,rr. nnN aud thrn ylsihlc
I,rt,,,h thn hintl clDuda IA thry rolled
,'m,e,,,J ;rhr rn,,rsr at Tho stentnrr was
sn,J, IN, il draw nnar t,n strange sirht
MIN I,, ,3,,f,d atto,tion al nh lid
Nn,v .. n"" A., n''''''''
't0p"I o,.s,,,, N.ns nppronrhed ;,
,' fY,n,r, ,J,s.rynl',n ,yns p,rtnlttcd
wy Wt,1 LII t,J,stun hei,1,luv fnrtb
~, a., XXI ,, n,7'I' M, sg,tr AID flames
nt' ,a ir,, i,ti,r Ms Mi but oh
a',,rs,i hr mo density pf thp ,inrl, vnnnrp
1.u,,u Y IN, Wv n I,,alin v,l,I'h ,,bups
WI N1Iin, fn,i .hIis ia ,hD scn frnn
uuNl ~ iu",,@ w s,'', Indian yui,vrs
sh Nl,'uui' a., 49, hmm sias rnnrlng
KY nn p1i nn,,i, IKE hmvcis ~ ,b,.
hnu lu, ,.''', Nv ni,tsi I'M nj Xxx
r s', ,,,n,ni,s l,,iehsJ 6nr,h sulphurnus
NrlS rulnllll'H nViV,,'u NM,
vou,o9' MAJ IN, Slnn Gre, nhny. nv.
Iu"la. i,' 49, VG,cn Az .ititulo ,vns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
A FAIR SUNDAY.
'slhl Men and Their Families Out in
larue Numbers.

kf3aeo H.. June 1s.-Thrre was not 4
1 N sa,ntu y people 10 the fur this lnnrlnng
u. ay-golng crowd ntile 10 unusnh,
w ~ took ilic usiGl sunday mofhlilH
an the sun had begul to settle To-
~ ", r West before the crowd ltgah !"
n ~ tengh the gates II the Mhhc cily.
ist.sn " II differed from the crowd thAt
a.isll 'he TAR last sunday There Wrl.
~ I.1nt q workingmen, spme alone, many
rN mldlhrs, aud II anyone ilmsllirs
\ worker d0es not appreciate nle
y ,l and works OF art he should hnNp
L n ", ,,hho'lSlnds Of artisans lnai lineersl
II " the fine arts building ihroilgN-
I'M afternoon and far Into the evening.
nv. 'rnlne. came thousands of inihill' I
|kin 'ss t9e benches on Administration
IL Hu listened TO the bands ID the paVil'
IEh. NAt Ferris wheel. the Einel tower
L N. wANbids fair. Will b. formally oPrnel
b, n,lss apne "wednesday afternoon. ESien'
bat ''pAfAtlohs have been made for me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
MAXEY KNEW HIM.
A Mexican War Veteran Who Now Gets a
Pension


Paris. Tex. June iS Especially In
1889 when the bin pensionng Mexican
war veterans WAS sirucd by President
Cleveland. Cornelius Barnett survivor
OF that war lived ~ Grenada. a smnll
village near Houston For long TIME
he endcayorcd to hnd some comric by
whom he could prove his clnin and Ind
nearly despnirpd 0f ever doing so, when
In Houston he met an old doctor who,
like himself. had served Ia the war; IN
talking over men and incidents, the doc
Tor nicntloned Sam Bell Musey, Bar.
mott had served In the same brigade aud
snil TINT II he could find AlaNey he
could prove his claim he was SURPRISED
10 learn that the GenfrPl MaXey nnf
United States senator were The snmo as
the strlpliug Lieutenant ~ regulars with
whom he had served He came NJ once
here was rccollccicd by General MaXey,
who never forgets name or face even
II met for only few ninuiesi secured
the desired proof and has drawn S55,i
nrrearages. lie has bought small
home neur Paris aud will make his home
here. where there "a quite Il group u
his old comrades
Baueit was a volunteer from Florida.
il III years old Il bachelor and hns no
relatives this side Of New York. ne was
also d soldier 10 Siblcy's brigade, Q. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
PARIS.


Paris. Tex. June IS Special 10.
morrow will be Emancipation day aud
Paris has been rhosrn us parade ground
lar tho emAncipntoi Of the surrounding
country. Au imposing program IL slatcd
for the occasion,
The Texas aud Pacific bridge gang
are reported 10 De rebuilding aud oyer
hauling all bridges Oh thp Transeonii'
Paris lodge No, ~. \. ~ and a ~
last night elected the following officers
j. a. Porter, W. ~; O. Agngle > W.
John i.etiirrq. u W. ~ Il. Allen
treasurer. w. l.. Burdettc, secretary
Charles Schultz, tyler.
j. NJ. Gates. the engineer Of 'he pas
scnger train in tho recent 'fflseg COLI.
ION, is growing worse. aud al hope 81
saving lis life IL nnw gyrn ~ Aell'
ihe irennn Of the cattle train VIII prob
ably live. No report has been iunle ~
10 The responsibility for The terrible en-
rOr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
MEImIAN EN.coNrnnnRArEs.

Meridian, Tex. June is SpeciNlA-
A comudttye of eN-CNmtcdtiateS tAllprt
sidney Johnsun Campl met at thu court
hcusc yesterday with W. y H. McBcth
as rhHluuun aud G. w Gccrs as score
federate Veterans at birmingham, Ala,
un the 10Th aud 10Th Of July j. +.
Smith. o. L. Bel, her, J. N. Adams.
W, e. Busnett, r. L. Dunlap Il a.
Aycrctt. W. K Hughes and Miss Ien-
ME Donnell, the daughter ai our cninp.
Tho annual Reunion Of this encamp,
are invites, 10 attend n;il deliver adj
dresses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

other mystrry Therc we're Indications OF
sirarhnlne pOlsonine and the ease. w,ll he
worry carefully looked after otto Mnlvhow,
Anton SchNhef aud oIltefs iiving w tNe
block Just south II ilouio's home. heart
gry,us IN thu alley. They iuadc an inNcsiit
Cation and fcund him ou his each, the body
rigid but cnnyulsoa now aud then by q
spauu HOn,lo was hrnid 10 nlnitrfj ''ihat
49, poisoned me. lie runs 4 lsnr business
anyway lie niUttertsl several iniuKs AnNnt
n certain man whio hr was being .ANvg
from his rcuarks Who tho man WIS or
what experiences ttonho had frNm the tpnc
h. WAS s,'en sleeping Ia his own yafd unti
he was found In an alley hloSk away. are
not known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
MAY coLvIN REcAPTuRED AND
JAILED.

Carthage. Mo, June 1sMny Colvin.
a woman nwaifing trial ~ horse thief
md Mary Meissor, alias Carpenirr'
made their escape from jan early tlis
lsorning by digging O hole through the
brick wall Of The room IN which they
mike r0pas 10 lower themselves, Several
others declined 70 20 with Them A
posse started ia search ~ them. anl To-
night bith were riuraed 70 the jail,
they having been caught NJ Lone Ellen,
not far from Joplin. They doubtless In
tended to make for the nation Thc
.anle one from which Dnila Oslcy. on.
other horse thief. escaped some month.
lpn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
HAVANA sueAn MAnllEr

HAVANA. Cuba. Juno is Sugar-ilold-
ers ar too high for huyers. The merkct
closed quiet aud steady.
Mnlassss SNgsr. regular 10 good
polarization, Sk3t l-i6l3ai L., gold pey
qulutal; MusCayado. fair to good ~
timing, - 20 80 degrees polarization
So 2asiS.3i IA.
Centrifugal. 81 - ~ a6 ~ degrees
polarization, stan l-2MSl,N ~.
Stocks In Warehouses, 100 boxes; L..
on, 900 haze. U2S hoesheadS Rrcrints.
i1,ONO hars, NiO hOgshtads EApdrts,
Of which SG,StAl bags and all hogsheads
TO the United States.