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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

No, l9G Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc Rail.
way company appellant, vs.. n. IL. Peters
hppyilee' appeal FROM the district conf
OF Wise county
CONCLUSIONS.
pom The authority Of the conclusions an.
nnuuced IN cause No, lni Gulf Calorntln NH
santa Fr lnilway company Wy. John II
nay ahd " accordance With the ari,,rineni
OF Counsel Med ~ this cause, that the iu,lg
ihent hcfvin shHll hr the same as rruicrel
n saih cause No. 49, the Judgment Is M.
u'l"e" STEPHENS.
Associate Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
MANY WE'RE 'sENSELEss

The drug stores were turned into TEN.
pOrary hospitals.
When the accident was over, and be-
fore the rescuers came to the relief
many who escaped unhurt busted them.
selves caring for their worse injured
brothers. a man, whose arm was
crushed, used his other arm 10 drag u
man from q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

newspaper or anythlng that could be
had
A lool, into the
INTERIOR OF THE BUILDING
told the sicl,cning tale of how some were
taken away and others loft. Records and
papcrs were scattered everywhere; hut
as fast ns possible they were gathered
up Many were spotted with bloOd
That anyone should have escaped alive
get the scene. In many cases all rcscin-
bance 10 humanity was gone. II srtln-
ed rs though helpers We're carrying out
mere bags Of matter ground Into Jelly.
With such tenderness as one could show
at such tine they were laid out and
tuken away. All the doctors could do for
them there was to olean away the dirt,
plaster aud filth from their fuccs, with.
out which many men would have suf'
located
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

Upon further consideration II the rule
adopted by the beard 81 education pro
viding Tor free supplies To pupils Of the
public schools il appears 10 be an order
trnn.forming our schools FROM educa-
t.unal % charitable institutions.
In the report q the proceedings Of
the board which appeared in morning
contemporary Is the paragraph;
Trustee Andrls eDgidnt agree with
Trsstes noasnasa and said that rich parents
who have no children should help a. farni.h
supplies 20 ,hs children ~ psrsn,s isr- for
tunsf-, add >hs fl0sssi inst tho CLAUSE re-
curing shf pupils W pay = uonirai sun. te
rfricksn o,4s ~ th~ report aud a proposition
- Furnish lie supplies free ~ the pupils lse
Inserted.
Tho supplies mentioned consist of
stationery aRd yenciis Upon the plea
ST forth IN Trustee Andrus Disagree.
mon with Trustee fiousemsn the board.
~ vote q l. 70 :. decided T. purchase
supplies By the wholesale aad give then
- tte pupils. The only rcason al
sarCsd Tor this Teusarkabls action IS
that reh parents Who have % ctil.
d,rn should help q furnish supple 10
the children % parcnts iess fortunate. y
Whether this action would BE sns-
s4ine.i a egsl aad valid - the courts
- a "a st.3f. II N poor parent Of one
pap.i AL b t@r.d pro rata With the
rirh asn "a buy supplies - nine -.
,dren n psrent aeAsf o. poossr than
himself shy the board n educ 4sion
xould certainly have power q levy. GA
precisely ths esme terms. Tax fR the
iool sBd raimeal a the pupils.
oar soeial status and tas future vel
faro ~ oar country demand that TIE
FisinE <eaprstson shall T., ~lu ste't
The las h4s si.siy provided pub q
sehaet sysfen sosassls tho assiatsnanse
q ~hleh all property oensss usst eoa-
tntots There tsla 'aN eaas IL does
MT suthoris~ toassls - eiaestson q -
tkc as,u~ys rsiesd - the paintenancs
q 'he public sch-,is - hsy surpiiea far
the ets..irsn a per paF~ais Ev~a t,e
proc rasert. - ne pupils eiil resent tkis
sts-upi g. mas. their children rscip
ssrb q votiic charity There are
u.ary eha .s-is upen q "a xr,.e4 oit
rage psFpstrpte'l throsgh thai prolific
sanres n sFil nlssisfecf..f tes~yaiefce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

The average New Yorker thinks that
his town should have had the world =
fair until he comes 10 Chicago and sees
it. Then he wonders where Gotham
could have put it, Chicago Post.
Nothing startling happened to Eula-
lie at Niagara Falls. Niagara probably
knew that there were slim pickings after
Chicago got through with her.-.Macon
News.
This il the season OF the year when
the iccman puts 10 cepts' worth of ice
in your refrigerator and steals II cents
worth OF bottled beer Buffalo Express.
Trying 10 see $500 worth OF worlds
fair for 20 cents IL responsiblefor good
deal IL nervous prostration nowadays
indianapolis News.
Lizzie Borden is now engaged in re-
sistng mighty temptation to make an
incursion into the lecture iield.-M Mime.
apoiis Tribune.
It's hard TO please some folks; an ell
itor who is coroner in dead town de
clares that he is not happy.
Constitution.
When q criminal confesscs the police
and detectives get him every time.-ln-
dianapolis News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

Bogus insurance agents have been i'm
posing on builders 1t temporary hotels
ia Chicago. One man Who was roped
in and lost his hotel by tire found tp.Ouo
1T his insurance uncollectahle. being
placed with dcfunct companies. or with
companies that had never existed just
now Chicago Is headquarters for all
kinds Of crooks-kalainazoo Telegraph.
Montana has sheriff who feeds his
prisoners mince pies. OF course 4 sheriff
must be given some discretionary power
IT, dealing with the hardened characters
placed under his control. but Ia infiict
The mince- pie torture would seeul 10 he
speciesof cruelty that calls for prompt
legal intervention.-Det roit Free Press
The news comes from good authority
that Miss Helen Gould. daughter Of the
dead wizard is going 10 marry million
aire. She might win the plaudits OF
sensible people the world over 10y mar
rying some honest brcadwinner and
give him a chance in the struggle for
existence.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
Wool selling at II 10 IA cents a pound.
and wheat at 60 cents bushel. are some
of the events that least their shadows
before" for the farmers. Free trade
thus far is only anticipated. When II
comes in fact what viii the farmers
realize for their produce!-Port Huron
Times.
To increase imports. IA the democrat
party propose 10 do 10y free trade tariif,
Is the surest way imaginable Ia wipe out
the gold reserve. Reed City Clarion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

Jnd,iag from the phenomenal demand
for extra copies q yesterdays HzmALp
IL must bs takea for granted that IL
fully redeemed Re promises made by is
representatives. prior 10 10 appearance
Sunaay incoming. This demand was So
great that the extra large supplies COZ
signed % the ness stands were exhaust
ell before noon- The telephone n Tux
nzEAGDs busiEess odlce NJ. Siil ives
kept busy az day and az 10 o'clock last
nigkt the tosxi extra sales foF the day
aggregated nearly 10 copies.
Wiki but two exceptions this Is the
lKrgc-t sale Of extra copies, made IN a
single day. in the history OF the paper.
And IL should be understood that
thee saiss we're confined to unsolicited
and spontaneous orders, and were IN ho-
wise connected With the orders Tor extra
copies given ia advance % the pGblica-
ton.
Of tho artistic excellence and beauty
q toe paper. IL is scarcely necessary To
spsax. None but those charged with
the responsibility and labor II getting
isgrther the material and arranging II
- II appears when finally completed,
Gan understand the severity Of the pa
tassee. application and industry required
- make such newspaper. When THy
HxKALp decided to publish a high
class illustrated edition II had in mind
The magnitude Of the task. and decided
that IL should be the finest edition Of
the kind ever published in Michigan
Whether this has been done The HEE'
AID is'quite satisfied 10 leave 10 the iudg
ment - its readers and contemporaries
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03
ALLEGED 10 BE FUNNY.

Skiggs What IL this fountain II
youth bear ~ much about Is there
such a thingy
Sksgg = II you had four children. as |
have. and every one pDssc-~ed II an IN
qucnchailie thirst for so~la water. YOU a
never AJAX that question. Boston Trans
cript.
Dr Why do you always make
such particular inquiries "a tn what
yoiir patients eat Does that assist
yoii in your diagnosis y
DIR u Mt that. but u enables mo Ia
ascertain their social position and
arrange my fees accordingly News
Leit.
Waiter You've forgotten s,mething.
sir
Mr.. Nervous DEAR nae, bow stupid ~
nae. Here's quarter. New. What ~as
4 that ! bal f,sfgotten
The quarter you jus, eavn mo sif. -
Kings Jester
servant Girl oar new h~ierr - cor
tsinly not ~ great ~ artist a. tie
gofmrF ia.lsrsg
Mistress Whai make sen Ftink -
Servant siir' nesSu~s his rrrm - 81
bah ~n aottif Sshsik
oki No. ,los.ss' 4 ehuskie ha.f ~ usueh
oses SUNDAY eryssns = ~ destructive
rsp @itloe ~ b. sioc~ uxcf hrfess trial.
han~as tilf Jnufaai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

sis Cler.s s~rsiy l~ster sss sriften
befns- 63.s-isn.i cslied use estfa se.
ascu- q. IL hs speaks - shr o.adstioa q
Nal street eetiana the Ftss snd TAI q
stoess sea ihen pf~lsnate. ~au- sery
vigorous fnxll-i. ga fh@ s~xiect q th@
president . cal enusfss~ssssshss - r.
feaI sh~ zhsfnsaa act
Ceinx - she fscs that " lewe !.
49, q fiss 49, aupr-s ts.s,er.i ~rtsrs ~
tsaae@ hss r-fsfseees - sissriaea sge
sustis.i - re=y-et Sc V n.iihss Bsi
ticisn 80 teear 0ar. a.esl sten l.e q
fsrs ~ afsaaa * = aersrisi - tat =
r- to..ifs5 - sr@ak ,ote.thssand
40 ta- ssisn~s- z - sf,fsrs.fn =
Cisssisnas risY - vs>~sira 49, s~~s,s
iiefs u - afeeh f.ssfe as ehss ~ safs
e STA sfsna s~fs,si,- sist
After asfeffiss - ~ ie.sussis -
lar - 80 Fesssi~nt "a sssfs IS as
ssaf ~ Gie~s ssfs ~the si1eat,aa
: So iAas sAsass- 4 a. sasunr. 81 ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

The influence upon manufacturing in
fcrcsts 81 the discovery az natural gas
and its utilization as fuel has been 80
widespread that an industrial revolution
may be said 10 have been the result
In paper in the Engineering Mag.
axine. s. :. Gorby. the state geolcgist IL
Indiana. which state embraces one IL
the most important natural gss fields.
outlines the most generally accepted
theory ~ the origin IL natural gas. from
which he leduces the fact that the sup
ply Mt hest IL limited. and tina, it's com.
plete exhaustion within the present
generation L. not impossible. The prac-
teal value q this paper lies In its warn.
ing 60 Consumers of tbis fuel la pat
stop 10 its enormous waste. which con
s;antly goes on wherever natural 81. IL
used.
Among the social political and ecs
nonic problems discussed in the Jolly
Arena are Our Foreign Policy by W
II. Met sakan. A. NJ, timetable Parity
by &. Vincent. Women Wage Farmers
in the West 10y Helen Campbell. The
Money Question by &. J. Buei. Pure
Democracy versus viciou. tsoternmsn
tai Favor,i.sm~ by r. .. Flower. The
tfAt'tft 1917 WIS W. VI trff
fully expressed opinions from many euai
uent thinkers. smong which are DIR.
Ans~d Russell Wallace. II. &. l.. q n
rockingham. the Marquis - Lwne.
Appleton Morgan. l.. l. ID and Henry
s.cnfze.
Donohue. lIenneberry A Co. Chicago.
have IN press for imtneslsate issue. txo
new numbers m their opsisnus serics q
paper cover novels. The Daughters q
jsias sna a Young Nifs's inBissrv-
s.aus The first named hrk - hs Nss
a. A. Freeman. and sesls u a land
shere beauty rules s1pr@ms and wosnan
i ali IN al "A iouag Nifes Isdss
,setie4s y ~ kass kfheftap. and -
the snessnnsas essofs~sissa q seunK
. ,fs's lhoss hises& mistakes sefsng shs
arss YEAR - bsf asfssesi lite both
tss.ss sfr Eaiiy illustrated
Tho decisive tsf~sch ~ the tsransl
Afms a The fapais,,s esa~af IS 49,
revolt q Noah 1. fsfnhasn fr<t. - ~
rialrra "a sleSal ia The 4nly feFbas. ~
1okn J Pima. esssatasfsief = he ;s~t
sAa rF~-zats tie TAI sesf - tsr l~@t :
& essssez,zs.ssetve wtsh The tlssna Afnss
l.stsiess It,ss s~sfsesF<,ss ienre arstea
! stgahes hat he iS~ss eAsssef go "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

"A ...,,. - - -. 49, =.
-. az. -;.-ss - s,s- -.'--.'-s. -
.s-a.,,s-a - .. S,a..'s -
s>'asAs -
WorthinStsns Illustrated Magazine
Tor july t~slDs tbs second vuiuase u :
periodical that has been exceptionally
fortunate @na sess<~skui- f.aeh Aonat3f
has stesdiis geansd 10 afsraspsens><
ana value. ana tha~ last Issue. wh'is seft
bright ana snisstsinlns fs sensasf
reading. hss stau sans.en' eo,'o'ts "
recomns<na - 70 rssaess IA search * ne
psasus~s ana ueefai. AID 10 thssr shs
,.1 .soy - .'.en' s..o.sns 49, "a
.k s-ss.- ="
Another Timely article u Ge.fee y,
lptons account Ut The Anss~'
Societies u The tniicd States snd jns's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

mazda the inns<ii&ts sttsntioo whist
80 ether aaAn OF po~sr than the pres
deaf q fns GATED Ststes can give. II
that sstsntioa - nos forthwith eessoued.
thess Gill DO ether and hisks serious
matters % 10 accounted Tor bssi3iss tass
ossr shieh The Standardization SCENE 70
bs d.libsssting - lsisursiy. whsfsssf
blame nay be due for the present. eoH'
ditioa u our silver laws. tho bisEae
against whoever assumed the TesPoass
bility II wFeckins credit through at<-
leetlng the necessary moment fos reaAe-
dying TIE suspension. would be lar more
sslsnlless- Ii - out tar statement ii
fact u Say that The delay u the sdn.'n-
istrstion ia this matter - prodae ins
eseryw here the ulost dishearteniry dis
appointment"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

A man says that q woman 10 he clever
at conversation must have good men,
ory. She must keep in mind 80 much
a. she knows Of the tastes and prcjudiccs
of those present. II So-snd eos brother
fought in the Egyptian war. II such
one has Scotch ancestry, II such another
had . dear friend or an aunt or some
body who went on the stage, IL such an
other has written a poem on Mortality
and has opinions ca Immortality and 50
on, Of each and all she must remember.
And "As you said the other day" is a
good way 10 introduce a pungent re-
mark; or. AS your fAvorite author has
it," which shows fiattering regard for
ones preferences All these tricks. II
you cali them 20, mnst he sfndied. Don't
try To make man think how clever you
are. Make him think how clever he il.
Brighten him up. Lead him on 10 say
witty things.
You may even coax him up 20 a Joke,
be he as glum as Fharaoh's ghost. Re-
mind him II clever things he said 1.-The
other day" Never mind II they are in
vcntions OF your own. Never mind IL be
knows they are. So long as he does not
imayine that you know they are. you are
all right. Tell bright things about him.
II won't take long 10 make him feel. es-
pecially if he is really dull fellow. that
he is lot smarter than even he thought
himself. and he viii cOrespcndingiy
adore you. A man is apt To frizxie tn
der the FIRE Of your own hunor and wit
and brightness. and of course a man is
never comfortable when he friSzles.--
Woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

LANSING. Mich. July ? The specific
taxcs due from railroad companies July
| amount Ia total ~ $1,000 and ear
be paid without interest any time dur.
ing the present month. Thus far State
Treasurer Hamilton has received
checks aggregating $4,000. and re
mltianccs ar. arriving daily. lie re
csiveJ through Governor Rich today 8.
cheek from the general government FOR
900. being the sum due the state un.
der the act ~ congress ~ iS5i. prosid
ing that the several states shall receive
. per cent - the net proceed. ~ the sal'
~ government lands lying within their
ituaita
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03
GENERAL CROP ENORMOUS.
Those Which Will he Small Are
Wheat and Fruits

NEW YORK, July 2-The World will
publish in the morning detailed report
of the condition on July of the crops in
the western and northwestern states.
the Pacific slope. Canada and Manitoba.
The report shows:
First That the wheat crop will be
much below the average. Second-That
the corn crop will be enormous, and IL
the conditions continue good will pro
badly be the largest ever raised. Third
That the acreage Of oats. barley. rye
and similar grams has increased. and
that the crop will be large. Fourth
That the hay crop is everywhere above
the average. Fifth That the fruit crop
il generally poor. and in many cases a
total failure. Sixth That the general
condition Of the agricultural section is
excellent. the outlook promising and
the farmers cheerful and hopeful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

Disease and Poverty Are Causing
Great Suffering Among Those Len.

Great SUFFERING Among Those Iru
IRoSwoop. Mich. july a. The
typhoid fever epidemic continues. about
ten new cases being developed daily.
Many os the best citizens are in the
clutches Of the disease. Two hundred
families are destitute and suffering FOR
the necessaries Of life. The county poor
fund is exhausted. Tho city has no
money and is unable 10 place bonds.
The county board. in extra session. is
devising q system for tho immediate re-
lief OF the poor. Great suffering has
been caused by the shutting down
of the Gogebic mines Many IL
the miners who have been thrown
out OF work are without money. and
business is paralyzed. Souther. lately
superintendent II the water works. has
been arrcstedin Wisconsin on the charge
of murder. He il held at Hurley until
reguisition papers can he procured. He
will be brought to Bessemer for exami-
nation and trial. 10 avoid lynching at
lronwood. he was attempting To- es
cape when captured. He laughed at
lpnwood's misery from across the line
in Hurley. calling the dying people his
patients. and sent word Ia ironwcod TO
label his water with trough on rats. "
The sheriff viii have hard task keep
ing him from harms way when he is
brought into Gogebic county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

SEsAruK SroczsHIf-ss ID In favor of
the unconditional repeal Of the Sker-
uaa act. Senator Mcmillan Is also com
miissd 10 vote % repeal Ito helies 20
that national hunks should 10 satisor-
lied 10 issue notes secured by govern
uasns boDds and gold All the Mich
gan congressman are believed 70 be III
favor u the repeal u thu sherman act.
Congressman Richardson. who viii take
his seat August ]. has expressed the
op.nioa that tho purchasing clause Of
the act ought IA DO repealed. and will
vote 10 that end. Michigan. in spite of
lis former greenbaek heresy. may 10 re-
led upon 10 cast = solid vote in favor
Of tie repeal Of the purchasing clause of
the sherman act. 10 the end that va
may have a sound currency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03
IN SHEETS OF FLAME
Mrs. Abram GiItner Fatally Burned
by Her Own Folly.
ONLY A GASOLINE EXPLOSION
shs Piaccd . Pan OF the stun on y
stove and the NasarAl Sc
qucnce Followed

JAcxsoS. Mich. July 2--Mrs Abram
III. Giltnes. aged *. living at No. 2ol0
last Ganson street. while cleaning
window draperies with gasoline WIS
fatally burned. She had placed the pan
containing the fluid on wood stove IN
which there had been Gre. vhea the
oil exploded and in second she Was
enveloped IN sheet 81 fame. She ran
into the street and fell PROSTATE. where
a neighbor covered her with u blanket
and extinguished the flames. not. how
ever. until she bad been 50 badly
burned that the four physicians who
attended her have no hope for her re-
coyery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03
FOR THE NORTH POLE
The Peary Expedition Set Sail
Early Last Evening.
BUT FEW Stops TO Be MADE
The EApsor-r and nis lnsrrptd Wias
viii John the Faieos ~ rorsiand
On FRIDAY.

NV YokK. July s-Ths Falcon, the
ship II Lieutenant Pesrs. tho arctic ex-
piorcr sailed from the wharf IN Brook
Ign at o'clock this evening The first
coaline point IL Boston. and after two
days in that port tho Falcon will pro
coed 10 Portland. Maine. where she 10
due next Friday and where Lieutenant
Pesry. his wife aud Mrs. Cross II Brook
lyn. her maid. viii join the ship. st.
Johns. ~ r.. viii he called al for coal
and supplies. and more dogs viii lie
taken on at Labrador. Then the Falcon
will steam direct 10 Mccormick bay aud
Whale sound where the flannel lined
house will be put ashore and set up and
all the does will be unloaded. A large
number OF persons visited ths vessel
during the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

IT seems Incredible that a serious dis
astcr should occur anywhere in this
coanfry and the news associations fail
10 hear u IL within week Especially
Is it remarkable in view Of the fact that
We are in instant touch with all the
countries Of the old world and some
times receive full accounts Of news hap
Jennings in advance { y u the acts them
s.lvea Yet We are just advised OF the
breaking Of levee On the New River
last Tuesday night and resulting in loss
OF life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

TopAY the circus is in town. The
attaches Of the circus are not likely to
commit unlawful acts. but there is
always gang Of toughs and plug uglies
following the circus. being no part OF it.
which delights 10 plumber and swindIe
&C the slightest proyocation. Therefore
il behooves every house owner IN nail
down the back widows. train howitzcr
on the side door and tie the watch dog
with full length al c!othesline attached.
In the vicinity OF the cellar door.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

Nav Yoss. july The Pennssl J.
vaDia Plate Glass company has with
drawn from the plate glass trust. he
trust vas formed a year ago % conifsi
the output az the polished plsir ginss
used FOR store fronts. seven faci.riea
joined ia the trust, whose Object eas a.
maintsin standard prices The tiiet
e.eci.ed 10 shut doan Tie outpnt s3u4e
weeks ago. The Pennsylvania cousi.ans
decided t. go ahead With WORK sna
Withdrew o. carry cut shis design. its
withdraw II lixely 20 lower tie s,,icc-s
OF polished plate glass IA New York
City aud ,iciniis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

LATE revised returns on the German
election show that the government will
have a majority u ii in the Reichstag.
Even this slender majority is sufficient
Ia do the bidding o: William. and there
fore the army ball rejected by the last
legislature will be taken up and passed.
Williams dream Of military greatness
viii be realized. but il will be realiza-
ton fraught with troubled and trouble
some fears Of the stability of the Ger
man monarchy.