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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
,,Wslne Pslskie ssewo''

wychedzi p~isrwszego 1 P~ietaastsgs kaA-
diego miesiaoa. Podaje wiadenoSS i
Poglsdy Z pierwszej reki, tax Z krsju,
jake Uez z emierscyi polskiej. - Psgla-
dani swemI wySwiadcza wielka prsy-
sluge czytelniksm " rozweju umysIo-
wynn. UPowszechnienie tego pisms jes,
bardzo po4sdsnem " Ameryoe = q To-
Mess uistwia nabyoie ksAdemu. Abona-
ment reczny kosztujs dollar jedea |
POI, pienisdze posyla6 przez Post Onos
Order, adresuisc: N. Adslphe RsiA, .,
rue du -Four, Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

DO czlOnk6W Tow. Jana KOcha-
mOWSkfegO No. i. YruPa 140.
Niniejszem zswiadamiam So, czlon.
kow, 70 posiedzenie kwartalne odbedzie
sic " Poniedzialek 5go Czerwca " hall
zWykfych posiedzeh. 2 powodu wybo.
ru delegate na Sejm Zw.N. P. poczatek
punkt godz. Y. Z~alegsjscy W opaa-
taoh powinni bezzwlocznie rachunki
swe uregulowac.
2 brAtniem pozdrowieniem
s.. ZSoczesnski, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

toliokiu, M caiej kuli ziemskiej zycze-
mia najlepszego powodzenia ! trzymsnis
sic WARY ojo6w naszych " jednoSci
xgod1ie, miiOici braterskiej, narodowo-
Sci ! jezyka ojczystego, wzajennej Po-
mocy jeden ola drugiego.
imieniu Towarzystwa
Tomas Nosoacki, sekr. proof.
922 - 81 Str. Chiosgo, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

NinieJszem mann zaszczyt podzieks-
wac pani Stefani Chmielihskiej, zamie-
szkalei W Chicago pod No. l2o W. Di-
vision nj. Pani Stsfania Chmielihsks,
wezwana " dniu 8 Maja T. B. jake aku.
szerka do chorei moieI tony, daia do
woody zdatnosci, Prsktyki j troskliwosci
tax o chors, jak narodzone dziecie. =
Obowiszkiem mejsm jest pania Stefa-
nia Chmielihska, polecic pamisci wszy.
stkich znajomych.
q szacunkiem
Hieronim Szmiegososki,
56S Dickson Str. Chicago Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Man zawSse " zapasie " myn domu
olej sw. Jsk6ba, kt6ry sic okazsl Ia
wszs jake nsjlepszy sFOdsk ma RAINY PO-
chodzsee z przykrzypnieCis ! Earzuiscia.
~. NJ. Morse, ChiOopee Falls, MINI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
TOw. sw. stanisAaWa K0stki w
Pullman, HI. gr. 49,.

TOWs SWs SBUmhDhoWo AODNAA w
Pullman, HI. Kr. 1S2.
Pullman, Ill. dnia 20 Maja 1893.
Towarzystwo sw. Stanisiawa Kostki
Brstniei Pomocy, grupa 132 wv. Mar
Pol. odbyio W roczne posiedzenie "
dniu IL Kwietnia. Zostaiy przyiete
nastepujaoe uchwaay:
Kaady prawy i honorowy Polak, kt6-
~ wstapi do Towarzystwa, bedzie PREY
jety IA polowe wssepnego; uchwaia Ia
Jest na jeden rok.
Ma rok przysziy zostala obrana ma
stepujaca administrators:
Pswel Audryczka, prezydent Pc raz
5ty. Walenty Szymanowicz, wioe-Prez.
DO raz 3ci. Teodor Mixtacki, sekr.
prot. po raz 1szy. Franeiszek Kowal-
ski, sekr. fin. po raz 2gi Franciszek
Szafrahski, kasyer po raz drugi. Jan
Kruczkowski po raz 2gi Andrea Fl
felsli po raz 1sIy, opiekunowie kasy.
Stanislaw Autczak, I marszalek po raz
2gi. Jan Rutowski, III marszalek pc
raz 2pi. Jan Pasternacki, chrorsty 20
raz lszy.
Wszelkie listy dotyczace Tow. sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki " Pullman, Ill, pro-
sze adresowac do niAej podpisanego.
PosiedIenia Tow. odbywajs sic "
kaada druga niedziele miesiaea.
Do wsp6lnej piracy xaprasza iowa
rzystwo wszystkich Polak6w " okolicy.
2 bratnien pozdrowienism
Teodor AiatGcki, sekr. prot.
Pullman, Ill. Box. 242.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
Grupa SO.
CHICAGO, 26go Msja 1893.

CHICAGO, 2ego Maja 1898.
Ola bardzo wa1uych przyczyn maj.
bhtsze Posiedzenie ,Gwardyi Palaskie-
60" odbedzie sic ME jak zwyczajnie 9
godzinie E:3o, lecs o godzinie pierws,ej
Pc Poludniu, ! to " hall zwykiych po-
siedzeh, r6g Cleaver | Division ulic, u
obywatela Schulca. KaAdy czlonek
Powinien bye obecuym M posiedzeniu.
Posiedzenie +, jest kwartalnem.
Wiktor Karso1oskS, sskr. PROT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

CHICAGO, 20 Msja 1898.
NiniejsEsn zawiadanism wSEystkiem
czlonkom Tow. Adams Miokiewioza IA
pOsiedzenie OdbedEie sic Ago Czerwca "
Hall zwyktysh pcsiedze6, ebecnosc
kaadego kOnieOznie potrzebns gdya
beds dsbsts o choragwi inns waane
spFawy.
KreSle sic z bratniem Pozdrowieniem
SeanisJ0v PlVcihski, Sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
Souri, BEND, lad. 10 Msja 1893.

SOUTH BEND, lad. Is Msjs 1893.
Ma oCznem posiedzeniu Tow. sw.
Wojcisoha B.. N. e.. 1913 2. N. z. "
South Bend, Ind. dnia 14go Maja Z. b.
zOstsi obrsny nowy Esrzsd ia rOk bic
ascy I naStePujeCych Obywateli:
WejeieOh Cukrowioz, prezes; Wa
wrzyn Tsbsrski, vies.Prezss; J6zef
Ksismajs, Sekr, prot; Jan NiezgOdzhi
sekr. I'm; Frsneiszek PAlioki, kasyer;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
G%r0Cerniad ~oSprzedaniaI

Do sprzedania Z powodu chesi Evil
Nicola Interest," " Chicago, - gotowke
groeernia dobrze zaopatrzona; niejsce
wyrobione ] " okole licznie przez Pcla-
kow zamieszkaie. Wiadomos6 " Re.
d.kcyi ,zgody" 574 Noble nj. Chicago,
Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Tow. WolnOmyslnych psifa"
odbywa swe posiedzenis " katda sobote
o godzinie Bel wieczoren, W hall oh. s.
Popka r6g May Front str. gdzie tsz
ka4dego miesiaca odbywa sic jeden Cd
czyt, Sekretarzen jest Stanislaw Bonn
bihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Razem 5I,ao
q ~przeniesienia ssIo,7I
Eazem e520l.0l
o dalsEe ohoc nsjdrobniejszs o6sry
uprasza " imieniu komitstu
Leon SsoPisssAi seIsr. fss.
SIS NebIe street., chicago, IN
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
Polska szkofa
ANDsSHRX

~ CHICAGO.
EssulapianI College 81 Midwifery.
Zaaozona " roku 1855.
Ze szkoly tel wySlo jus kilkadziesist
zdolnych skuszerek, ktore obeonie Gle
sra sic dobrem p~owodzeniem.
Szkola nasza potwierdEona przez IA
rad Ieksrski State Board of HeahA.
Zgiaszac sie listounie do:
Or. N. OrgLent -Kaczorososka ,rsse.sssyl
Hawthorne,
p. .. HYMAN,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Loomis Sc, r6g Blue Island ave, 1 1S-tei ulioy
poaiedEy gods, 6-ma . 10 rano; lub v1eczo
rem ! " Niedziele " resydencyi Hawtorns,
diva biloxi Cd Depot " aptece, dokad tame
cmy agent wskazs drogs Tyiko 90 minut
dregi sChicago Union Depot M Burlington
kelel,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Razem SII.75
Napomnik Kosciuszki zlotyli
nastepuj4cy studenci Semina-
ryum Polskiego W Detroit Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
BAPTIST UNION
OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE
CHURCH
In Annual session at waoo-what Was
Done Yestsrday-Tho Pre- gram
For Today's Proceedings.

Waco. Tex. April GO. Especial. The reg
ular business session OF the Baptist Young
Peoples IN ion y gan at the First Baptisl
church THIS morning The services at the
ing to the program published In The Ga.
gptte today. Tie Rev George W. Ifutt
delivered an eloquent and impressive ser
mon Tho audience was la g and the plph-
ti61 sprlpkIing N white ribbon badges
showed that q gc0dly number Of delegotts
were present The proceedings this Morn
ing were attended by az Increased huli-
Der cf delegates. about $50 being pre- ent.
After devotional exercises. cOnuuctel 10y
Huv ]. e.. T. kyger, an address OF welcome
was delivered by Dr. j. IT, CfauhlA feriuN-
ueut organization was enCcted 10y the elec-
ton of the following officers: Rev. George
W rruitt. president; w. J.. Sanford, Shrr-
man, first vice.pl rsident; w. Il. Henry, l'hl-
las, second vice-prcsident; A. NJ tiosioh'
Oai CHn. recording secretary: a. T.. Ia
ten. Fort Worth. corresponding secretary
Oryille Eastland. Hillsboro, treasurer IKE
the order during the remainder OF the
morning session
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon the convcn-
tlon reassembed and was opened by song
Rowe The report Of the corresponding
secretary was read. interesting discussion
consumed The remainder OF the afternoon
session. being as follows;
Why shoul1 We be- loyal 90 Baptist doc.
trincf Discussed hv Delegates w q. MILF
eau, A. Is. Ingram uud others
why NuNNlU We HNlAl AhuIAlNA hlNA'AN u.
Discussed 10y Delegates A. J. Harris, II.
49, prcudcrgust and j. w. Carroll
The following will De tuiuorrows programi
o q. %. Prayer meeting conducted 10y
Adclphiau society, Baylor university.
$3.50 q. m.-l'rayer and testimony meeting,
conducted 10y Jcn ID. RAY
10 "a. m.--Intvrdeuomiuatlunal union detri-
mental 10 the cause " Christ. j -. Gran
an John b. shelton. A. J Holt anu others.
II o. m.-Whnt should be the attitude Of
the churches toward thcaters, balls. etc,
by William l.. Sanford
1880 a. inflow to conduct devotional
meetings. g. l.. Scasholcs T.. y. King ami
others
. y. m.-what steps should be- taken r..
gurdiug "a course ~ bible study a.. W.
l,uiucs, s. l.. Morris W. II podgou, J. Il.
Cole. ". D.. Tyucs
3 p. m. Finding ana encouraging spiritual
gifts II. G.. Kosnmou a. J. Fuwcctt Alvin
T. Jones'
D. m- Miscellaneous business
S %. m.-Eporirncp meeting. three min.
utp speeches hy a. 49, Morgan s. W. nur.
hum. j. a. Held. Henry Guerra A. l..
Smith, Leland Malone r. A. Moore A N
CrOXton Palmer Brooks, $. a. Noble G..
%. Key and others
God be- With You TIN We Meet Again
Parting hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
AUSTIN
THE GOVERNOR HAS SIGNED A
JUDICIAL BILL
That ReorEaniEss the Finieth District
Playing Hookey--New Laws-EHeess
Funds to Be Repaid

Austin, Tex, April -Cspecial)-
Among the bills which have recently
plssed both houses VI the legislature
and which the governor has. recently
approved, IS the bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Slayden OF Bczar. TO author
ize the various counties of The state To-
levy aud collect tax 10 pay for any
lands which have been or may be deed
cd Co the state for the use of public
buildings.
The bin limits the amount Of tax 20
s cents on the dollar, 90 be levied one
time. and dcsignates insane asylums as
the character Of buildings FOR which the
grounds must be- used
The Gazette has before shown the de-
tails Of this bill. and the public is famil-
lar with il Though general in its ma
ture IL il designed especially to meet
an emergency arising IN Bexar county.
where land was donated for the South.
west Texas insane asylum with the
understanding that the county was 10
reimburse the owners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
FtFTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
REORGANIIED

Austin. ToA., April Special >
The governor has sigucd spuulc lill No.
III, rroreuuiziug the Fifticth judicial
district. aud the bin having passed both
houses by twuthird- vote aud being
provided with uu emergency clause De-
The i'ificth judicial district IS now
rUmpUer.l ut the counties of Baylor
Knox King Dickens Lubbock, Hale.
Floyd Motley aud Cottlr, and the r.
organized counties of Cochran, Lynn uud
llogsluy aud the courts are To- hc hcld
Cotlr county the first Mondays iu
February aud August, one week
Motley county the first Mondays after
the first Mondays Boo February aud
August, two weeks.
Floyd county the third Mondays after
The iirst Mondays iu February aud Aug.
asst. Two wrolts
Hale county the 6fth Mondays after
The first Mondays W. February and Aug
ust two weeks
lubbock county the seventh Mondays
after the first Mondays 90 February aud
August, two weeks.
Crosby county the ninth Mondays uf.
ter the first Mondays in February und
August. one week
Dickens county the tenth Mondays
after the first Mondays iu February
aud August one week
Sug county the eleventh Mondays
after the first Monday iu February und
August one week.
Knox county the twelfth Mondays after
the art Mondays in February aud Aug
uet. four weeks.
Baylor county the sixteenth Monday.
after the FIRST Mondays la February und
August sis weeks.
The unoigauizcd counties Of Cochran,
Lynn aud Hockey are attached to Lub-
book for judicial purposes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

/ the defendant. accompanied by q young
I lady. ON the road in a tWO-whceled cart.
tlo did NOT know either Of them at tho
time. hut identified defendant as the
I man
Tho sinfo rested
The defense called Mrs. Tcmpleton ms
I their first witness. but she was absent
and Attorney W. II. Blcdsoe took the
stand and testified that Polly Temple
ton daughter of the deceased was here
and that while he bad not sent for her
TO Missouri. where she was that hp had
advanced her the moncg out Of her
share Of the estate. She was an at
tachcd witness and was under bond.
Mr. Martin testified 20 seeing the two
wheeled cart puss on the Godfrey aud
Joshua road. Could not identify the par
ties
Miss Fife Ben testified that she knew
defendant On the DAY before Temple
toms death she went with her parents
10 Clehurne. they met defendant and
"a middle-agcd lady IN q wheeled cart.
Coming back they passed defendants
house ahou, ~ o'clock and the cart was
there Witness was certain that ID was
not later than - o'clock
j. NJ Hcsslcy testified that be had
known defendant for eighteen years
met him ON the WpatherfOri road. about
three miles north Of Clcburue on the day
before The death II TomplctDn in a two
wheeled cart. hc was accompanied by Mrs
Templeton and was driving q gray horse.
They were going toward Cleburue This
was between II and ~ o'clock From
there to Josnun was about six or seven
miles
Jcn Kelsey testified that he knew do.
PENDANT and deceased. On thp day before
death Of deceased ne saw defendant on
the welthcrfOrd road. going To-
Warl Clcburne, between ~ and II
o'clock lie was In two-whccled cart.
driving gray horse. and was accom-
panied by % lady
Tom Drisc0ll, testified that he saw
defendant driving Oh the WeathrrfOrd
road the day before Tcmplet0ns death.
at III O'Clock He was with % lady.
John krdmuu, testified that lu knew
defendant aud met him the day before
TpmplotOu's death. four miles from Gle
burnc ou the Wyuihorford road. going
toward Cleburne. about hnlf-plst II
o'clock Witness reached his own home
two miles further. about - o'clock. De
PENDANT WIS iu two-whceled c1rt aud
was with "a lady
The defense expects 20 show that the
accused could not possibly have been in
Joshua whpu ii is claimed that Doe was
there and 10 is Understood that they ure
preparing o. surprise party for the prose-
ruuUn 10y arranging for The Introduction
OF SOME testimony 10 imppuch some Of
thu witnesses for the state.
The sutr b. is understood. is holding
back SOME uf their witnesses for rebuff
tHl purposes. That viii bring ont some
sensational evidence
lt Is mot probable that the evidence win
hn closed before tonight and the BrgI-
mruts viii consume tIr most of the day
tomorrow
Court adjourned 900 half past o o'clock
until . O'Clock This morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
mn pLIMRERs CONVENTION.

Very handsome invitations and pro
grams for the fourth annual convention
aud banquet Of the Master Plumbers
association OF the state Of Texas 90 he
held m Fort Worth on May % have
been Issued. They read rs follows.
You are cordially invited TO attend
the fourth annual convention aud ban
,uct of the Master Plumbers ass0cla-
tlou Of Texas, 20 be held at Fort Worth.
Texas. May 20. 1893, Your pres.
euce Is earnestly requested. j, \. ROg-
ers president i. Il, Osborne secretary,
lOrul association.
"Entertalnment: Headquarters board
Of trade hall. corner Seventh aud llous-
ton streets Address of welcome by
Mayor h r. Paddock az 10 o'clock
a. m business meeting Immediately
after address Of welcome. Adjourned
meeting win take place at o'clock pm.
Drive In carriage 10 packing house, new
waterworks. standpipe aud brewery, WIN
leave Headquarters hall az 4 p. m Ban
Qurt at We Arlington Inn az 10 o'clock
p no. Street cars for banquet viii leave
han az $50 sharp
II h expected there will he a large at
tendance and those who attend viii he
given q sample OF that hospitality for
which Fort Worth has become so justly
famous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
BETHEL MISSION QUARTERLY
REPORT.

Many of Fort Worth's citizens VIII De
surprised to read the following remorN-
able report OF the Mission for the past
quarter. The tent meetings OF ihe , ,n
sion are doing q great deal OF gooI' lne
average monthly attendance OF the MIS-
sion the mast three months has been
B12O people month. The friends OF
the mission have sustained the WORK
although only an average Of $50 month
Inns been received by regular contributors
Az before stated by The Gazette, tue
mission is a grand factor M tue morals
OF the city. aud all churches are bene-
flied by the good work. Mr. Byron the
Etperiutepdppt. is "a gifted speaker. The
workers Of the mission bravery carry on,
street ,mcetings THAT r'urh mon and
women way down m sin. a project IS
on foot To build u portable tabernacle 10
take the place of the tent IL IS hoped
an will help ont this work. The follow
ing b. the report
Attendance January. 523O; February
$500; March 1888; total. 1919
Street mcpuf January, To- Feb-
runry. ~: March. 20; total, 60
Collections january, $iIGl; Feb
runry. $500: March SiGvj; total
Sl22.SS.
Conycrdous january 20; February.
40. March ~ total N3.
Visits january loo; February, llI;
March, l2b, TOTAL, "th,
sunday school observation-disclosures
January, iGl: February, 100; March.
800: total. 1850
Expenses paid-luuuary So G3; Feb.
ruury. S}G3O, March, Sl0O5; total,
Sl22SS
Contribution Of friends OF clothing
and supplies have sustained the work
together with the funds received aud
paid out. -.
(Sguedl G. w. Bn hoN'
Superintendent Mission.
Miss Amanda Wcddle, superintendent
Ladies' Auxiliary of Missions.
General NJ Peers, Warren Collins,
NJ. &. Meyers MIR NJ Nussar, Mr.
w w. Utley. board Of managers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

VIM NJ Payne, city Thos IL DUNLAP. chi.
cage; ID ID Swearinger, Quunah Byan Say.
der, Dallas, ID liclyslnr, Galveston. A II
RelCher, Henrietta; NJ l. COtter Tr1arknpa
Ike a Pryor, Austin; Il Bites. Dailns.
) II Madden Clarendon; l. Lea. 81 Iouis.
John Cameron, Galveston; n n Caswell.
Decatur; j W Henderson. Rowie. u n iIeart
ciyi Geo Mccormick, Omaha; Henry l.
Burt, Dallas; Mai Chas ID Grace Borlilan
W N Ingram, - Louis; J Peters, city: q.
% Middleton, Abilene; b 4 Goodrich and
wife, Nauer, Mich j l. Woods. Kaufman
Y y Grains Dallas; ! W Edwards Bow,
ling Green, Mo; A A Asbury. Houston
y NJ Carter, hui sas city Chas hand. Mich,
ia, Tex w Cobb, Wichita, Ter, h
Forbes, Chieagoi Fletcher NJ Johnson.
Gainesville, Ca; Chas II EsterbroOk. St ION,
is; L + Carr aud Wife, Dallas. w Il. Arnolds
Lampasnsi q III Metuer, Lampasas; Nor.
ton Bates, Rraz0ra; III NJ Bell, Brnzorla
W Woathertorl, Eunis; ID Il Barrett New
Jersey II X Allen, Boston, Rev 4 Nj Nul.
lard, WISCONSIN,; l. II bullard WeatherforJ,
II Knott, Wichita Fails; & W Rell. Clar,
enuoni Benz Iluer Texas; w NJ Perrill
seymour; q Sargent N Louis; q n Niun,
Zee, benlson; A q iAchey 81 Louis. NJ IA
Nester Valley Falls. kas: q n HAYWARD
Chicago y Cnlhh0n. Dallas: II N NaljoV
city; J Morgan Wells. Texas: " "A f;rnV
Abllenei II III Millard, Milwaukee,. VA
Lee, SHERMAN; 4 10 Falrhled. Bostnn,
J. Wilkins, Dallas, II McEyans SIM ~
tonic X q Bruce and wife Oklahon,a ~
II hotehRiss, Chicago h Reeman. Verbon.
II L. M0aelNi NeatherfOrd; A West Rroygn
wood Payne, Kansas civ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
pLAYING UOOKEY.

Austin April tSpcciaLl The house
adjourned last Thursday. and though
several frantic efforts were made. week
passed aud nothing was done.
The truth of the matter ih. this srs.
sion has hung on so long that good
big per cent of the member. have gone
home There are some who have not
been here for six weeks or two months.
and dozens who have been gone % week
The man with representations as tu
the end OF the session has disappeared.
Gle can't begin 90 guess whether thr
session viii close tomorrow. or last %
month longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.

For some time past Emile Frank win
dow decorator Mt @. Y. smith 20 3.
and Miss Josie Davis OF Kansas wy
cluded sbe would surprise him aud drop
ped In unexpectedly Emile was some
what surprised but was equal to the
emergency. procured license and the
couple we're quietly married by Jusuce
Randle -,
The groom is an industrious young busi-
ness man. and the bride one OF the i2ir-
est little ladies from the city OF mus.
The Gazette wishes Mr. ond MIS- i Ilnh
n lopg ami bappy welded life. aud trusts
gII tbeir troubles may be little ones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
rur NEW pOLICE LI-DGE.

Yesterday afternoon llcrschell v
smith. the newly appointed police Judge,
took the outh Of Office before Mayor
Paddock and viii this morning don the
judicial prmue for the frat nme nc the
opening lf the police court
Mr. Smiths appointment was totally
unexpected. ms ne WIS not a candidate
IL is "a ease of office seeking the man.
lie remarked yesterday that hc should
rudcRvur 10 make the police force self
sustaining. aud 20 that end would co
operate with the police force; that Is 20
say that a charge made 10y putfoliuah
,gaiu.f prisoner should have due
weight and thnt vags DRINKS, ETC.
tnkpu los them would not be- summarily
discharged the ucNt morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
THE GIlAYsON COUNTY DISTRICT
COURT Law

Austin, Apdl 20 Special by virtue
OF house bll 80. 6S7 just signed by the
governor The terms Of the Fifteenth in
dirial district. composed of Graysou conn.
% are fixed as follows. one Germ, hc.
ginning the third Monday Oi September
continuing until and Including. the last
saturday Con December ono term begin.
Mug the first Monday M January, con.
dnuing 10 and including the last Sutur
day in March Ono term beginning the
first Monday iu April and continuing uu.
W the business rs disposed Of
The original act regulating the district
court In Gruysou county prohibits ih'
holding OF court IN June, but under
section of the net just approved, it is
provided that the act as amended shall
not apply to the tern commencing the
second Monday In last March, which Is
continued and extended 90 and Including
the last Saturday la next June
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Official figures lust issued 81 tba ,,-,,i.
ing OF the zone system" IN ~. -
ways Of Hungary show excellent rasnits
The system was introduced sone tbr,a
years ago. The country Is divided in,o
circles, or Zones, within which stateS
fares are charged the principle beSo.,
thar me greater the distance from d.
ealatal the less the proportionate rRte
pr ~, ~, illlg trayeied The system has
k,gv ~. iS,,, lnvteased the amount Of travel.
ton the number of triyelers 1900
o,OVo'UN0 year, In the first year IN ~
zone tarlu system the number rose te
ddoVOO,uVOi che second year Ia i9 0Oo
OOV while lass year tue humber ~ t1eyei
ere On the railways was 5000 ON IN
Ieyyip.s nave Increased from 9.7O5. 600
systsn 10 asao sIe eo lsst year Of the old
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS
ARLINGTON I'M.

- W tIscock, Houston, Thomas Dunlap.
Chicago, q Evans and wife, Abilene: y
lapnueslH Colorado; w Johnson Chicago
Mrs X u Hunter Arlington Heights A "A
King Cincinnati; II y Wilson, Suudusky
III VI Flcklnger Mrs Clara Whitu. Fort
Worth; W L KnOwlton Massachusptts.
W Grecsling, Louisville. Duncan O. smith.
Qunuoh; II l. NHnCh New York. l. ID
lanch New York: n NJ Tobn. Chicago, h
| Simons, Philadelphia. l. \ Rain, N fouls:
a. q Swusey New Orleans: j Swasey
Fort Worth w n Scott. Philadelphia. J1o
q Lewis, Austin; A h Callahan, Omaha.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
srABBrD ~ A PLAYMATE.

con Of W Bipvou. while on his way
boue from school became engaged ~
a quarrel with a lad about the sume
age. named Brosier. The lads were near
Rents bakery. on Jcuniugs. aud Dagset,,
avenue. when BIosier sudd.1ly plunged
a kuife into young Bnyoms SIDE, Tue
knife passing between the ribs atd pene.
trating the cavity of the chest put US
far as the Physicians GoHi,a le" and ,Ss
injury. willie serious. is not considered
likely 10 be fatal,