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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25

riaec settlements for all che mrmhcr ~
he royal family who IA his tne had en.
tered the estate ~ natlimony. and had
also prepared their willis
Lord Leicester has had two wlyoa, and
his cishtccnih child was born a few digya
go. us oldest child. Lady rowrrsconfl.
= - years OH.
Mnmlnum plates arc used IN Germany
70 enerAvc Nni Itch nlon. and It ~ sflnkcn
4, a. a pt9ahc substitute fos sinc aud
since the beginning Of the century
funce has fallcn nom the so,pnt 10 the
flurih place III paiut az population pninnr
Euroncan countries,
japan has more miles OF railway ia pta-'
i~tllon y ~ Territory than any other
country ~ Asia F0sstccn now lines are
now heiug cNnsiruct~i
pnmmers are 10 he attached to the
iAris inllvc, When riots nrc aprrehepd,N
,hc boating VI The police DRUM vail Ne
eqplNelcnt to rs,dlng The rio, acl,
Elcoth~ty has made rapid proarcss In
sNiirerlani on account OF the abundance
~ rhcap power FROM Waterfalls The telc-
graph ami Telephone lines Of that country
inent
Dr. charles Fcre. well known authority
on ncrVuir and meutul dioases, says that
these disorders arc inerrlslng AZ tcfflhlv
rAie IN France, nnh attributes the fact to
thp Increase of beet drinking, ahsiuthc
drinking and hairs,
The wedding " the oldest daughter OF
the Prince Regent vf bavaria and the
Agrmtke losepA Anrnliln 90 Austria VIII
take place on November IL The bride "
= iulc more inan Is years old and the
bridegroom Is u.
An Interesting iind Il library " 80
volumes, including scyen,y manuscripts ~
the Tenth ami Eleventh, and .puir With
centuries. which worr fcccut'N dtseoNur'u
IN a Funascan elols,cr near Rleu iiay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25

uon are very strong We have sie.
shdt seems tncuniploie Of bills Introduced
by Senator lrby OF south Carolinn IN
Aug ~. read twice and referred 10 the
committee on claims. There are thirty-'
ihree 81 these documents in hand, nuin.l
beered IN tho seven aud eight hundreds
ihirty-one " the lot are cotton claims,
II Is claimed that the cotton Was taken
and sold by the United States during
the late war.
One claim is for $500 "for the use
and ,oecupatioa Of workshops and ma.
terial In the city OF Charleston and
another for SlQ,u0O for the value Of
property taken by the United States
officials for the use Of the army.
In the cotton claims. Robert W. Full
Leg. deceased, wants S45,0OO, George W
Williams X Co. want Sl,i,TT.,. 40 for 14Il
bales OF upland cotton; Francis Gamers,
calls for $500: the Pope family. $40 4
900; Seahrook, $4,000. and The other
sums claimed In this batch Of bills are 4
$500, SStOuO. $4,000, SlptAD. sos.
$4,000, Sll,OQ0, S1a50. $4,000, sih3,.
600. $4,000, S1SOO0, S2S.OOO, SSSOO.
$1,000. $4,000 $1,000. $1,000. SIS,
OQO, $1,000, $500. $1,000. $40. OONl.
$l2,OO another t2,OOO, SIS, 900 In
the larfgc majority Of cases these hills
are for the relief OF heirs. A genera.
ton Of claimants have passed away.
! Many of the claims are tentative Re
hind them Is an endless procession.
Once fix the grip Of the Democratic
party on the country and the claius
will be as thick as Jersey mosquitoes
4 or Kansas grasshuppers. The senator
from South Carolina means business
lie merely heads the procession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
AN ANARCHIST TRIES TO XIII
GEN'L. cAMPos IN SPAIN.
INNOCENT BySTANDERS HURT,
The Car VIM Change the success,
sion Because Ills Oldest SON Is SO
sulky He is Considered Ineompc-
tent to Rulc--.No,es From King.
doms and Empires.
BARoBloNA. sepl. 24.-A sensation

BARCELONA. Sept. 2t.--A sensation
was caus'si today by an attempt 10 NOR.
der Gcu. Martinez Camp0s, the famous
Spanish COMMANDER oN-prcsilmt " the
council and the man who made the nliH
tary pronounccment which gave The
throne OF Spain TO Alfonso H. A nan
threw two bomps at ntm, one al which
tore his horse TO pieces. White he was
watching a review ot troopa, Canipos
was wounded. as was Gen. Cattle, his
chief Of stal. An aildecauip. civic
Euhrd and two policemen aud several
PEOPLE sustained slight injuries,
latef-lt is now known that several
persons 10 the crowd were Injured se
verely by fragments OF the bamb. la
addition GcnS Bustos aud Moliius were
also wounded, and civic gu1rl standing
near Campns was Instantly killed. The
name OF the bomb.thrOwcr has been
nscerinincd to be pallis lie Is known
~ a notorious anarchist and, whrn qnVs-
toned concerning the crime leliaudv
admitted thar he Intended 10 I'LL Gen
Martinez Cumpos aud his stan rir
anarchist viii be promptly tried by
icourt martial and viii I've shot within
.twenty-fonr hours, AZ the homh-throw-
ier's residence, a mass NJ anarchist llt-
lcrnture was found and letters, which
| have led To the arrest ~ two more an.
larchisis who are said To be accompliccs
tuf lnllis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
No mo ROM srnINE.
president Ingalls, Hopeful THAT the
Trouble WIN be scttied.

4 ofNcINNATI. o.. sept. al--There q a
i.r,inlAlliy ihat ilere viii be no strike
on she nig Pour after az. While ihe men
ore discussing che matter at rrrre iiauie
president Ingalls, gives Il out that he has
stronger hepm today than at any tine
aimee ne tfoible began That ine matter
viii b. spitlol without a ue'up. Today
1ir. iusAl- Nifed ihe mannscrs of the
rairo diyisi0n. which - the feat VI most u
ihr trouble. bOw many men wo,ni he need
- iAtfr in faen ~ strike. sud va euf.
prisfi 40 rrosiye On answer that boy Two
engineers NpulH be- needoi. Hr lneails
received letters today ffola several " ne
ysff oldest engineers 0u tho Inad assuring
hlni of ibsir support AMI stating ihal wy
would fcaiKin loyal 10 flr company N GUS
insianfe The Hufd wae nlsY PASSED. along
today that lnF4ilH would lls'harfr every
man WHO went out ani mat hole would
rEHiiH HAITI, Ind. sept ~, Grand
Ai1aifT Nargrni. u ihe f1fyfiisrt'e bfIhef.
husd WHO returned i1i1y ftom tlueiuuhiil
where ~ attended The fru'iicts coufefeiicr
Win presidtnf fnralls relative - frsf.tluE
fie eif ~ parfs orderd on fle ilT fouI
eny. says IT, bellows there VIII De o
rGnHrai aifiLA Of federated ainp'oye1 gu ihe.
ra,il tomorrow nielf
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ar rAun al.Ns.ArloN.
|Proiniucnt Buqinosa Sian Charged
With Misrepresentation $4,000.

gProiniucnt Buqinrsa Sian Charged
With Misrepresentation $4,000.
Il sr PAUL, Mlnu,, Sept u. .l,uaincss
sund social clrics Mciv siocl,ed last even
klnp rpon lcafnlup that Jules II, Rcrweli,
fyicepr~dcnf. treasOpt and general man.
lager Of Tie Mast, ilulold \ iierwen
.Nairiagc company was chnrrel with
the mlsapprVprlaiion Of $4,000 Of tho
4fouds Of tho company The gaNmcht
lwaa NJ first wcplud With Incredibly,
thul Inquiry at tho office Of the district
Sclrrk sct all jcula at MA, as q complaint
hnd already been flrl there by the eDn,-
enany formally cliar.ng BorNoll with H.
illegally taking ShOOUO, The fru wnA
foned lnto an assignment on Monday by
tthc anancnl methods of Mr.. lierwcll,
! Victor Robinson brlug acleclcd as W.
taignre
X The complaint CHARGES that lierTgll
haA been mrniirr Of tbs ifm for eight
us trvasurrr has at all umes had access
to The mn,lr Of The hrm. II states that
7 HrrNIl iHstphd nf taking the NAieD
which was hh rgltftl due, annually np-
4 puprlNind 10 his own use snna tng Ia
fpxcnsa OF Tho amount Hlpuliiod on the
tnmoumt wrongfully inkcn SlOOD Il charg.
oi 81 Abyo BEEN taken In nanny aud The
i remainder In carriages aud Other NOR
Y ihhhdaH.
Among The itrms given u ono of sp0OO
4 which General Manager BeNypl II al
llogol 10 have takon FOR the purpose ~
fofccting fine r,s.dcncv at to3 summit
nysnuc. Tho firm Of Mast, Buford n
4 BpswUll. th0rniur, asks judgment agnlnst
flulfa II. licrwe Tor the Hnm % SbO,Onn.
n A. T.. Mast OF Springfield, o., owna
\ SlOO Of hc stock, Mr. Bulord Il a
tfcaldeH Of MOLINE. m, Mr., Berwell has
sbecu considered one Of the lending citl-
4 suns Of MlnncaDln. Iaet ytfu he wus
spreridens of ihr Suite AGRICULTURAL -soei..
/ ngiV Ia carrying out fhe program oi tho
I'M celebration llu Il a nmminem Free
i Mason and has long been considered "a
one OF illa foremost 'hustlen' OF 81,
II Paul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
THE GAZETTE.
FORT WORTH, TEN
'ELEcRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

'1|ie Wide. Mrs. Frank Leslle's ex-
'Iid, has been dropped from q New
# clpb on account OF nOn-payment OF
. thus serering the last tie that bound
u THIS country. one by one the roses
Scalchl. the operatic singer, has a
|ion or eleven parrots In her home At
ltqy. The parrots are accomplished
&anl among them speak OIL the Ian
"A OF modern Europe. They all tax
IA too 80 that there Is nothing re
|fa's husband, prefers 10 spend most
4 tlp d outdours trimming his grape
|or Riivatlng his garlic beds.
u Chief Justice Ccleridge Is reported
willing TO resign aud make RON for
<ifal N AIR. Gladstone Will agree 10
~ Bernard Culprldge. son OF the chief
to a ju1geship His lnrlshlp Is a
lndlyl1unl who feels that although
3not In the course Of nature hang on
Elenger e the public crib he shoald
gns Sir Charles Russell will probably
" place,
|hor Tiiimaa Of South Carolina. who.
fhg to q Charleston dispatch In yes
n uewSnnpcrg has begun unslng
i personally in search OF violations
Nuuor law, Is having a hard dime 20
hslrable men who Will act us dis
u" or state bhrtrndrrs. \ Metho-
fnrch has suInmarlly expelled Que OF
|fiubers who accepted the app0lnt-
Hand It IL said that other churches
|hnrily follow suit. The way OF the
10 jag seems 10 he hard aud stony.
x Yll, the new Chinese minister at
|hgton has, II i understood, forbidden
1Inmheis OF the legation to accept
ofpuriesies or hospitality from any
Ism so long us the strained relations
~ The United states and China due
r Gcary law continue TO exist, MIR,
~. by the way. Is not a man OF Tue
"llfe ~ a minor position in the GUS
hse. biN rose rapidly by dis own
Ills present mission Is considered
4 tribute 10 his diplomatic talents.
4 painful TO note that the Canadian
n ahd especially those u the North
4 provinces, no not display any Wild
oAsm over the knlEhting Of young
|fupper by Queen Victoria the other
British Columbia journal speaks
pew knight as "a babbllng ass" aud
"a advises him TO remain In London.
Il has shown himself utterly use,ess in
VIDE Canadian interests on this side
Atlantic. Charles HILBERT Is prob
Il D much pleased with his now spurs.
~, 10 care much for this sort OF
tnander Whiting. United States navy.
<ifiNel at San Francisco from Hon
4 Nelnesday en- route 10 the Worlds
eil not marry penniless bride
pe leads Miss All Fong, his Chinese
4 10 the altar. The young womnn's
y probably the richest merchant IN
and 1t i believed that his daughter
. Pave for marriage portion a big
plantation nd SlOlO,OOn in hard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
TIE PUEBLO SCHOOLS.

Last week was largely devoted to-
placing the pupils in the proper buildings
as well as fitting them tthe now ones)
10 the proper grades.
There Is one teacher less this year than
Hast This occurs In the high school
building, vet the "nr1llmrnt IA greater
lin this building this year than last by 49,
There were last week an average Of
rs pupils TO each teacher IN all the
schools. The buildings that have in
'crelssd their numbers over last year are
Nos. II. ". vi, VII, VII, lN and XII
Nos. III and V have the same as last
session Nos. ! and X have not quite
so many as last year
Permits have been given 20 quite a
Inunhcr that have not presented them
selves for enrolment. Parents are earn
testify requested to send their children ~
once. so that they may begin this ses-
don's work and have a fair start with,
their associates.
The following Is the average actual en-
rollmout, attendance and tardiness for theI
week ending Friday, Sept 22 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
ALWAYS PREPARED.

There was some trouble with the
lelectrlc power from Strpttnn & Whites
spower-house Saturday night and the Ar
slington Heights and Houston street cars
lstupped But Mr.. w. G. Winthrop,
manager OF the Arlington Heights com.
spany. was equal to the emergency.
Hacks were employed IN FIVE minutes
Eand the people who lived on the Heights.
las well as the many guests going 10
lXe Arlington, We're faken out without
'delay. Ak.ssrs. Mclean q Nudge gave
iall the guests the same attention they
would II they had come without delay
Lot It be understood once for all that
no matter what may happen 20 ear lines
or electric power, as long as thore nrc|
horses and carriages IN Tnrmnt county,
visitors 10 the Heights will suffer no in.i
,cOuveniencies.
Mcssrs. Mclean q Nudge, ms they
always are, were prepared To make their
guests absolutely comfortable, and thryl
Twin always be So We Arlington lnnl
'proprct0rs are certainly men Of un-.
bounded resources and consummaie,
ability.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
KILLED nIsH AssAlLANr.
CHARLES q. Link shot Dead by tho
Father ora Grand Forks Girl.

GRAND FORKS. n D. sept. 2s.--A
tragedy was enacted on The streeu of
oraud FORKS this morning that VIII tend
10 rcpress thr Carnival Of crme. For
crininnl assault committed on hls daughter.
Niichael w. Muphy shot Charles Link IA
front OF Mufphys house aud ia ne PRES
cnro Of chief Of Police Heanray. slufphy's
daushiur was years ola last April, una
A. anli To be only one u fink'A victims
aayurai partea Including hnfphy'r chiid
and other children. lliuneey started with
his fnan Tor tile polico station. Whcn
Murnly, sidndiuH three feet IN the rear,
drew 4 rptaf,T from Ms oyefcoaf ppcket
nnd hfs1 a. I1Hlf tho ball entering he
lungs and paaslng fntifcly though ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
1nE ENQulnER's STAFF.
Series OF Accidents Affecting Men on
a Cincinnati Newspaper.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. oi.--A remark'
able seriea n sad Occurrences today
shocked the mcfnbera % the EDqulfer cd
iforial star. THIS afternoon I4swis A.
Heck. az assistant telegraph editor was
called to hs wlfe'a parents home IN belle
we. Ky. A gasoline stove czplo1el, hur,l.
iue Mr.. H-fis mother IN law - frighuuuy
that 80 Will die Her husband Nas also
bsdlv burned. A nephew ~ Iaaac Pichei,
= lueal reporter, WIS run over w q street
49, 80 afternoon and fatally Injured. tol'
toafng this annoanel mont came a telegram
,,,,.,'e,. refortef calling him innnediniely
~ WashinRfOn Courthouse where ids mother
n ding. Tonight the rallroai editor.
Isr,s.s III COY. pas SUMMONED 90 Hamilt0n
s,e.re MS nftern5ou hia brother WA
tirtat 10 The head By . horse and Ne
siuii fractured, lie Cabot fesoYer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
tTTE TRACE EDITION.

!, GAZETTE WILL ISSUE DE
bR 1. AN EDITION FOR THE
|,rII OF TRADE INTERESTS
In SOUTHWEST. INCLUDING
|,s LOUISIANA, ARKANSAS,
|,x TERRITORY, OKLAHOMA
4 NEW MEXICO.
|s EDITION WILL MAKE AN
SIpATE AND COMPLETE EN-
IA or COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
4Hr SECTIONS TO WHICH IT
4, BE DEVOTED. IT WILL AL
koyrAlN SPECIAL ARTICLES
VARIOUS TOPICS OF INTER-
M TRADEsMEN.
'wIIL BE THE FIRST EDI-I
1 OF a SOUTHWESTERN
kPAPER PUBLISHED EN-
yELY IN THE INTEREST OF
b,
by THOUSAND COP1ES-NO
NO LESS-OF THIS EDI-
\ WILL BE CIRCULATED
NG THE MERCHANTS AND
MSS MEN OF THE SECTIONS
In. WHOLESALE MER-
ms, MANUFACTURERS, AND
4 PERSONS DESIRING TO Es-
trsH OR no INCREASE BUSI-
4 RELATIONS IN THE SOUTH
N CANNOT FIND A BETTER
&IFM FOR ADVERTISING
N THIS TRADE EDITION.
ICH WILL BE READ AND
Derived IN EVERY STORE
Il SHOP TO WHICH IT GOES.
ovERTsING RATES WILL BE
hE KNOWN ON APPLICATION
THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25

lscf the Santa Fc For quite while he
has dwclt in Temple. aud bis friends.
ilEneinecr Swanson and brakeman Gallo
sway boarded with him, Less than u
mouth hso Enginccr Swansons engine
end iram rnn inlv a burning bridge near
y hrrnmnh aud ear alter car Piled on his
HlNsis, ami We're burned. 4 part Of his
tpedy was rSNyctrd, hut was 50 charre,l
4as 70 be whelly understandable, aud was
fcrNnght 10 Temple.
Il 4 wees aga his host, Fircman DOland,
firil irlai, or was knDcked FROM hs on,
s,sine az thr water tank NJ kapnerl and
.hls body badly bruised and manrl,d hy
8 passing ears, lie was hroueht 10 the
3 hospital 90 Temple, and on lSrIdav iirl
Aof is injuries,
Thrive days after Dollars Injuries wen,
SrevslNel his nthvr friend. Rrakeuan Gal.
Alowny, fcll irnn q irain north 81 Gal.
.fNr,ion, and his body was cut 10 pieces,
4 II, hr ionnd ny the cr,'w 81 another trim.
Is body was also hrourhl TO Temple.
N nus ne illrv friends " one household
"" u'ed by accident III 80 short time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
CANADIAN nEcIrRocIrY.

TORONTO. Ont, Sept 24-Sir john
Thompson premier of the Dominion goy-
eminent. in speech thls evening upon
rrciprciiy with thu United stntes sayN
1--WE are ready to accept amy fair pro-
position by which The trades Of this
country eau be extended aud increased
with the United States beneficiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
TRIBUrE OF RESPECT.

On learning Of the death of Mr..
Malone. meeting Of the employees OF
The Gazette was called in the editorial
rooms Of The Gazette 1T Z o'clock. The
following resolutions were aropted;
Resolved, That we, employees OF The
Gazette. have learned with deep sor-
row Of the death Of our chief, the presl-
ted l.. Malone.
That, in his death we have lost a
friend. faithful and considerntc. The
Gazette u Jealous administrator, Forl
Worth devoted advocate and hunani-
ty an excmplAr of its brightest virtues
Of mndesty and kindlness
That. we dcplorc his death ms gener-
al loss to the community and special
loss Ia Us; that we extend our sympathy
10 his distressed family and that copy
Of these resolutions be furnished to
thcm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
ANARcnsrs cAuanr

VIENNA. Sept 24-Arcsts Of anurch.
lists here continue aud the police nrc
more than ever convinced That the raid
yesterday. when q number of anarchists,
bombs, reyolyers. and leather pouches
for carrying bombs werc gathered in,|
nipped wholesale anarchist outbreak
ln The bud. Papers found upon the mon
in custody show the anarchists hrneI
were iniimntrly connected with The nn-
archsis Of England and America aud ihe
bombs IN possession Of the police were
made according The rules laid down BY
Herr Most
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A DYNAMITE BOMB
Exploded nc San Francisco aud Two
Men ero Killcd---othera InJDa-
cd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, sept g
Tho most Mdoous crime IN the AM ia
of this city, resulting from long l
between union and non.unlon rnllors
perpciraici last night. Shortly auh
midnight Tho southern part Of tho 1914
WAS shaken by terrible explosion y
dynamite A bomb had been nret 10
front of the Waterfront boarding h ~
which was flied with nOn-nniou eai b,
The front Of the building was blow y
atoms, Xix nmhtos were horribly IL
,ard Two vera instantly Killed li
o,hera may die. liy whom the 200.
was fired " not definitely known, lHt
die owners directly cliargc the IL w
deed hpon some nioinbefs Of the ofr
mems union.
I The dead are Gcorse Holmes ald
brick Mciunisa.
= Tho fatally wounded are william y
Mel(enrie. Chns Owen md led siHf-
ply John Curtin. Jr.. was EefIuasls
wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
hrRrARcHs vIcroRlous.
p the Right 20 Legislate indie
ient OF the odd Fellows
|ee.

|yAuKEE, wis. Sept. 2s.-The
|ehs Militant, the military branch OF
Fellows order. won a biz victory
Sovereign grant lodge today. After
struggle they obtained the right to
for themselves, Under an order
ould have gone into effect next
ihe military branch would have
Aaoei under the jurisdiction OF the
nent. Ihis was opposed BY The
% Militant, which he'd that, being
~ body they should be governed by
|.fl man. The opposite View WIS
fy a couunltfee which had the mat
-ahd, The fight SISTED all day. hnt
.iiar,;hs came ont triumphant 10 the
At Tho present action Of the
~ grand lodge thelr cdntonS ana
rs ~ each state will he under the
department cpiIunaudef and the
N1 ff5nd lodge The grand sire Will
n.io head u al the pltriarchs MILL.
me world. Tie only other busi-
,npprtance WAS the Appropriation
~ % purchase permanent quarters
I kfand secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25

WACO. cx., Sept ~ Especial. -Chas'
'fhompson. a waiter in The Cosmos res
tnurnnt and snlpon, attacked 1amoa
AsRew, the bartender this morhinr The
latter drew his revolver and fred az
Thompson, cutting on the latters right
ear. Both were arrested and Asl1rw
was released on boud,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
ALL OVER TEXAS.
nMowN rNrnn sw1NnIln.

TRINITY, Tex, sept 81 Especially
Ca oponlng an express package her,
$500 IA currency. tho aeort found thai
q clever ruse had been played. Thi
package. when opened, contained moth
Ing but lot al brown paper nnl q
copper cont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
'rUE BuRGIAR."

"rhe BURGLAR" Is one Of those charm.
ing stage pictures. the like Of which Is
too seldom offered nowadays The play
combines pathos and such other ele-
Iments Ms an audience regard with morn
than ordinary favor II Is because Of
its power to command sympathetic
response from M parts Of the theaicr
THAT "The Burglar today Is ono of
the most substantial successes known.
II will be seen at Grrenwall's opera
house, matinee aud night, Tuesday,
lSept. %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
W. |. MALONE DEAD.

After an Illness Of week. Mt ITO p.
4 M yesterday, Mr.. w. l.. Malone. presi-
, dent Of The Gazette company. passed
away Up to few hours before his
death his mahdy was not considered Of
"a serious nature. at least not alarming.
60 those who saw him.
Al midnight Saturday he began to sink.
and only the skill Of the attending
physicians prolonged his life.
The knowledge Of his death created a
profound sensation in the city, one uni
l,ersal expression Of sorrow being heard.
W. L. Malone was horn near Mobile,
Ala, in July, 1910. He began the study
,of the newspaper business as print.
.er's devil In the office of the Macon
(Missl Beacon. Later he went to Mobile
and worked in printing offices there. He
came to Te1ns in 1859, working on
newspapers in Austin. Houston and other
tc,ties. On his way back to Mississippi
! in 1861. he learned of the war between
the states and hast to Mississippi,
whore lie enlisted ~ my d. 2Othl
Mississippi, Ada g. Oon. Lenng'sI
division. He wa dSG 81, battle
lof Franklin, Tenn. % d. FIN. q
land taken prisoner. He =, ne 4
the federals at Camp DoulS.. ''tv heI
months.
At the close of the war Mr.. Maloue re-
smrned to Macon and became part owner
lof the Beacon. In 1871 deceased went
to Jackson, Mo-, where he started the
/ Cash Book, which at once became the
Heading paper of that section of the state
and strong factor in Missouri politics
He returned to Texas n 1870 and with
sJohn Simpson, purchased the Dallas
sllcrald
In 1877, he came TO Fort Worth aud
worked on the Daily Democrat, owned by
Capt b. b. Paddock. He became fore
4 imam Of the Stock journal and Wool
Grower offices in 1880, and when in 1881
the company was organize that bought
&the Democrat-Adyance and began the
publication of The Gazette. Mr.. Malone
became Its business manager,
In 1885 the Democrat publishing COM
fpLny was organized and Mr.. Malone
was made general manager of the com
parry which thea published The Democrat
but which was purchased by The Gazette
and ran the paper under that name
In 1870 he was made presiden Of the COM
pany and continued In that relation
until the paper was sold 10 The Gazette
company OF which he was also the presi-
dent
Deceased leaves a wodow and two
children to mourn his loss.
The funeral win take place today at
O'clock from the family residence corner
new cemetery. Tie friends of the family
are invited 10 attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25

GALVESTON, Sept. "a Especially
|Fga broke out tonight al,gst 1880 "a a
carload 81 coiien IN fhe CALI Colo
RADIO aud faniA lie cotton yards Alost
|nf tho cotton Nas badly damaged bel
fore The frc was distinguished. The
'am0nnf u damage cannot By asccr,dinfa,
TONIGHT.