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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
NOT TRUE nF WIsE.

Decatur. Tex. April 20 Especial j.
The weather report in todny's Gazette
does great Injustice 30 paris of north
IeKns I'hc report ataies that there have
bnen no rains IN north mud northwest
Texas. which b certainly a mistake in
No Ear as Wise county is concerned, for
we have bad three very good rains dur
ing tho past two weeks On the 18TH
inst wo had a good rain IA the oasHn
portion Of the county, on Sunday last
wc had sim another rain The rain last
night covered considerable territory. Re-
ports from the eastern, northern and
western portions Of The county gny that
good rain fen aud thnt there n now
sufficient moisture ia the ground 10 put
growing crops w good condition and
10 hiring cotton up and start it of in
good shape
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Ono OF tho most sensational trlalg
over bud iu The state of rcans u now
in progros in tho district court before
Judge Paris.
iH g. W. Bonner guilty Of murder Is
tho question that Che pury viii have 20
p1N upJu,
Aner seventy ycsrs Of au upright,
honorable uud useful lie, mus, ho now
iotivt thut litr ZEE u rrtuhuhOn tOt
che death Of Dick rmplctonY
Tho ease rs one chat las attracted wide
spread attention throughout thr state,
aud die more the outlines OF Che stnI
viii sulNcD W uu Introduction Co the trhl
The defendant a. w bonner, wna
wealthy and respected merchant of Gle
bunc. p'lu with d reputation second
90 uHHn iutihlt community
"A INN uaMod Dick Tcmplolon had
Wuu ana Nlsu lUld u most attractive
wife w1m1n albn thirty years OF are,
WHO white not heantiul was pO1sesscd
ut pleasing Mrn aud H nup form
IUuulWuu wac somewhat dis4puted,
mit 49, wifo Hnsinllel un uubIomishcd
rommliuu
Captain Rounrr purchdsod the Temple.
tom farm mud moved into che house
with % man named Watson who Oprr,
0iud che nun, end renpctou removed
tn another hru about two miles Distant,
ThiH was Boo January. iANE About iva
months latter Iuunlriuh purchased WAT.
sons gr1p, Nnd removed hack TO hia old
hona--Caplaiu i,euiigr renaining Ia thd
huusr
A few months later or ON June 10,
lSl2 lpmplrinu took sick very Hnddcnly
aud diod ON hs porch An examination
of che body nud % subsequent nuulysif
of The stomach showed that be- died FROM
the effects Ot siryohninc
Owing tu the friendly relations existing
between Mrs Tcmplotou aud Captain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
rnE DEFENDANT, q. ". noNNER

Bonner, aud reports that these relations
were moro Nhun friendly, the couple
were suspected. arrested aud Indicted
for murder Jointly.
This created tremendous excitemont
in IohubOn county and nothing else wa4
talked of for months
When The cnse WIS finally called the
indictments were tried separately. Mrs
Temploton was placed upon trial and ~
tcr closely fought legal contest wa
honnrubly acquitted ol the charge
The presiding Judge then upon lbs own
motion changed The venue Of Captain
Blnuor's case to Tarrant county, be-
cause. as he stated at tho time. Il would
be practically Impossible 10 sec jury
in johnson county
The case was called Tuesday and tho
following jury was cmpannelled A.
Henry. j. NJ. Blank, G. w, Iyei y,
CulberaOn, j H. stevenson, u Is. Worms
w. q IIomon, H. NJ. Phillips, James
Nackney, l. H. McAllister.
Tho state Is ably represented BY latl'
more a. Gillespie 81 Fort Worth, q. V.
Meyers aud w III. Bledsoe Of Cleburne,
while the defense has au equal array q
legal talent Ia H. r. Brown, NJ. NJ
Crane, and Wm. PoindeAter Of Clio
inc state closed SIS evidence yester
day, aud the array " testimony 70 b
overcome by the defense unless SONS
other witnesses are II tfoduced by way
OF rebuital. A portion Of the evidence
for the defense was also heard.
l. w. Watson testified that be ogef-
heard a conversation between the de-.
fendnnt and Mrs Templetoai The lafies
stated that she would never bo satisfied
until size got her home place back nGhini
III which the defendant replied that allQ
could get &c back. but that $40 an aere
lD money would moi boz ~
j. II. Hall testified that Iempletou
was living on his place ~ one iinlo and
he len somaislock with him 20 take cars
oil Two horses became lost and hc went
over 10 TempletOn'a house % look thcW
up he opened Tue door and found Mrs.
1rmpletOn lying on Che bed with hof
bosom exposed aud Captain Bonner eit-
ling by the bedside with his hand on hce
bosom Defendant remained for q few
inmates aud left. After bc waA gone
Mrs TempletOn said ~ witness dat the
naniain said that she did moi have any
fever.
.l0h Fnrp0son. testified ibat az cer
tain dine ~ SAW CapiaAn boaaer and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
GREAT IRON BRIDGE.
II viii Span tho Sabine RIyor and WIN be
TwonlYOnc Hundred foot
IN Lonelh.

Wills Point. Tex, April 20 Especially
The county commissioners court ut
Van Inndt county closed % contract tlIs
week tu build an iron bridge across Sh-
mint crossing. between Van Iuudt and
Rains counties The entire bridge viii
bc 2lOO feet long, and the iron puri viii
extend for ~ feet. immediately over the
bed of the river This BE- ihr first iron
bridge over built in Van Iundt county
and the benefits arising from 90 the
merchants 90 wins Point win bee of
rrrtt inheritance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
GREAT WORK
Done by Two Border Officers In Arroslno
Bandits Travelling 1000 Miles In
Ninety Days.

Rio Gmndc City Tex. April 20 lSpr.
ciill Sheriff Shelly and Deputy United
States Marshal Buruhil We her. ihIF
represents thp arrests effected hy hrN
two officers Zoo Snrf county alone dur.pr
the last ninety days. mot Including several
parties already iu iull. rhc urcNa were
thp result OI almost continuous
riding m tbrrr o1crrs, lhc average ui
each huiur over twenty milrs por dny
for tby entire period of ninety lbys, or
about 2NN miles ruru
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
In ARKANSAS.

Fort Smith. Arb, April 20 CSpecal)
"A cyclone swept over The little town
of .ImIson. fourteen mites south of hure
ah0nt midnight last night. blowing down
nine buildings aud damaging several
others Thrgr or four freight ears were
blown from the track and portion Of
the Frisco depot carried away
Considerable damage Hns also done at
the mining town Of Jenny Lind, one
man reported Injured there and one child
go IensOn.
Reports as tO damage through the c0un-
try iu the track of the storm mcugre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
ALONG the FRISCO

Paris. Tex. April 2G lSpodal)- Fris.
co tuiuWpu boz This morning report heavy
rain aud wind 100 along tho line last
ui..lt Al lcnsnu, Ark, the section
hnusc WIS wrecked aud everyone iu it
hrrt The depot was half uuroofcd Six
cor seven freight ours were blown from
the track A large twoetory house was
swept clear away nud the whole town
more or less wrecked.
Az Stanley every house WIS unroofod.
AZ IruHun many people We're hurt.
bui mo- one fatally No one was hurt nt
Stanley
I'm Paris the wind and rain was
very heavy but mo- damage was done
in town. ln the country the crops were
considerably damaged
This is the third storm in ten inys.
A great deal uf damage has been done
crops aud much cotton ana corn will
need rcplnnting. Cotton seed 10 very
SCARCE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
MADE A MISTAKE
Killed Darling All the Same-The
Murdered Man Ono OF the
Wyoming Party

'Smith, Ark, April Dc CSpccinlJ-
maius of Jerry Darling, who was
ia at El Reno. o. r., yesterday
y at . o'clock, were brought here
'lnd Inferred the city cemetery.
bot down by @ man giving his
! smith while going 10 the home
Bother from "a dance. Smith was
n and when asked why ho did
~, said thut he made mistake.
had only been In lcl Reno four
hen he wus killed. lie was born
Ised here and is highly connected.
n one Of che Wyoming party that
trouble out there last year with
|lNilefs.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
HONEY GROVE,
Knights Of Honor Lecture Change Of Head
quarters Tho PfOipoied
Meeting.

Honey Grove Tex. April 20 (Spe-
cialJ " r. Moore, deputy grand dicin-
tor and grand lecturer of thc KNIGHTS 1i
Honor for the state of Texas. delivered
au interesting lecture for and on tlc
Good of the Order" at the knights of
Honor han last night
Mr.. j. NJ. Brown, United States mu-
ger. whose headquarters has been al
p0wdcrly Tex, heretofore, will make
this place bis headquarters hereafter
The old school Presbytcrinns are hold
ing q pruiractcd meeting 10 the city hall
this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Snlado, Tex April 100 lSpccall We
not q guO1 sras0u, though li viii help
the cfUps very much for few days,
hut the cuol north wind tlat is blowing
doesn't speak well for any more rain
soon. Tho farmers think that me rain
rs NOT sufficient NO bring up cotton, aud
theirs o. much of h that is NOT planted
yet aud what WIS up Is dying 0ut boo
places. but the rain shat Inns fallen may
stop thut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
GOT DAMAGES

s,llle' Tex. April rs. Especially
luIy IN the case of Il. Il. pmcr
ION against the Western Union
IN eomp'uy, In which the plain.
NY. NY Slu,ulW for delay In the de-.
N q telegram Announcing the
illhess of his father. returned a
awarding damages of $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
DAMP ROBERTS.

p, Tex, April 20 CSpeclal)-A.
PIP and Miss Ida Roberts. both
ely were married az the McthO.
eWnal church last night
|ule Is one of the loadcn Of sOci,
\ The groom rs a decentralization.
This city The church whNihnnd.
decorated. The principle fchtm,
large bell, suspended from the
arch with two white doves
1he ribbons attached 10 the clap
attendants were Robert Matthews
IS llrgic Campbell. W. A. Ow.
lnd Miss Birdie Kelly. j, A. Faiu
,,s Alice Johnson, Alfred johnson
PISS Hattie Pcacnrk. Ushprs.
) J.. Saddler Harry Mason,
iiyait and Shirley Cook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
.NEWSCONDENSED

~. entire population Of Jackson
med out to decorate the Conicu-
raves yesterday.
Norpal school 10 Virginia Is
~ .,se money to make an exhibit of
1 indian and negro pupils there can
,,...,s,s fair directory had o lively
I, Yesterday over Theodore Thomas
ioaubordlnation. Nothing definite
r6.gre club gave a brilliant enter
I ~ puke Voragua and visiting ma
,rs last night one thousand people
present
am and.Bc,nse candidate, and Potter
candidate Tor mayor Of Maroa, H..
n vote. A nlckle was TOSSED Potter
as and is mayor
|,ssloner Carter Of the Hawaiian pro
government will sail for Honolulu
4 he has had an interview with
but says It had no political sig
D.
national civli service reform league
e.slon in New York yestcrd' Carl
presided. platforms and N
~ subjects discussed. 81. on,
In guests was given. Hy/;
N springs. Ark. the state l. W
Ion adopted resolutions uphoi,. -
1 In his financial attitude, oferintI
the gold On Arkansas banks in eN-
ior treasury notes.
hrarsmlssissippl congress yesterday.
ed low rates TO the Worlds fair,
a The Niglnugu canal. asked Tor a
Law at hp columbian exposition and
repeal Of the sherman law
sandberg at Great Falls, Mont.
|anlnr the furnace and took a nap.
he crawlcd iu. Instead OF out, fell
dam take, thence through a red.
filled with suffocating gases 100
ID. bones even were charrcd
buls brewers made a demand ON pro
that after May I, six days should
BE- weeks work, Sunday work 10
ilme. paid ut so cents an hour That
Say a. all uou.union men not Joining
|cwprs association be- discharged.
lors refuse to accedc. but win sign
h contract act for another year n the
sh g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
PROM GUTHRIE.


Guthrie, O. r.. April % -(SpecialO -
Last night win be one long to be re-
membered by every resident Of Okla
homa All over the territory fearful
storm ragged for hours. and nc many
points fearful loss Of life aud great
damage 20 property resulted
AT o'clock IN the afternoon
A CYCLONE CLOUD
appeared in the west and did much
damage near the town Of Downs. aud
several people were badly injured.
An hour later a cyclone struck the
town Of Langston, fifteen miles east Of
here and demolished twenty-five houses.
A young man named Howard was fat
ally injured and an infant child of Il
Jones was carried long distance aud
Killed About twenty people were also
injured
East Of there In the country number
OF farms were swept clear Of every
thing, aud several people injured.
At O'Clock
A THIRD CYCLONE
passed between Norman aud Lexington
forty miles south Of here. DESTROYED
eight houses aud killed three or four
people.
Two hours later came
THE FOURTH CYCLONE.
which ragged with great fury for fcw
moments aud caused devastation and
loss Of human life. awful TO contcm-
plate A track Of country a mile and a
half wide, and fifteen miles hong was
swept clean of everything and left a
waste TO contemplate which turns tho
stoutcst heart sick. Houses, barns and
other buildings were demolished
aud wrcckugc scattered all about
Not even a wire fence was left
standing, and as far as eye could see.
the land was dotted
WITH DEAD BODIES
Of domestic animals, with here and there
mauglcd human form lying with opcn
eyes, gazing mp Ia mute appeal for the
help which none could render.
Such was the scene the sun shonc down
upon this morning
THlRrY-THREE DEAD BODIES
have been found, but there are many
still missing. aud h viii boz days be-.
fore the whole truth is known. At one
house this morning fifteen dead bodies
were lying in one room. aud dozen
wounded people were being cared for
in another
At Johnson's ranch four men were
killed. John O'Counor. wife aud eight
children all persisted
Miss Fettcr and Miss Nunsiurcr were
found dead
Az the Banks homc father and mother
were killed aud TWO children fatally m-
iured
George Nnhoncy and SON persisted and
his wife and TWO children are badly In.
jrrcd
II. O. Clements a child Of Henry
Breman. aud A. Balsom were instantly
Killed
Ten miles can Of Norman family Of
five persisted aud between there and
Moore eight members of one family aud
the father and three children ARE still
alive, but badly injured.
The list Of killed iu this vicinity h
fully forty-hve. aud the injured foots
mp over a hundred and twenty-five.
Az Cimaron City, east Of here. the
whole town was destroyed, aud the post
muster was killed.
Near Perkins q daughter Of Anthony
Mehan was killed James Kirk WIS
fatally injured and hoy killed.
Al the village Of Ransom the postoiiice
aud village store were destroyed
Reports Of additional damage aud cas-
ualties come in hourly. aud It IL be-
lieyed the total number Of deaths will
reach 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
AppOINTEn CLERK

antonio, Tex, April lSpecialO
llart of Austin has been APP
W'I1 OF the United States cir
W. Tor the Western district of
N succeed the late clerk. b. q.
NgIe ',is The appointment was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
An ALvARADO

Alvarado Tex, April 20 Especial -
Rain lasting about an hour fell here last
night This "a the first since March 81
and wheat, oats and an garden truck
have suffered from drouth Cotton plant
ing has been delayed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
MENIPHIS RAcEs.

PMS Tenn, April 20 First race
lufiong.. Pobn won, Beatilice
\ Francis Pope third. Time,
y race Seven furlongs. Ed
Io9d Won, Vida second, Sam Far
lfd. Tine, l.34 IL.
iacce-llalf mile. May Thompson
ltImlopena second, Dart third.
~ race Mile, Excelsior won.
second, Miss Mosely third. Time,
raee-Fiye furlongs. parapet
~ = second, Fred Houston third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
Az JEFFTRSON.

Jefferson, Tex, April 20 Special. -
Tlbs morning nn broke out m ihe coal-
bin az the Star iron furnace, just outside
me corporation. Tie furnace fire M
planes were inadequate 10 control the
flames a call was made for Mechanics
Fire company, Foreman f. l.. TOrrans
and Engineer Robert Ramsey Wiihthe
c0mDanys engine, FASTENED 20 the fire.
ana IA less than two hours bad the
aames exiingaished About 10000 bush
"a Of coal burned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
FIRES.
Two MORE BANS BURNED.

TWO MORE BAliNS BURNED
Waco, Tex. April - Special Two
yesterday afternoon.
The first was owned hy j. Iapaden-
sky and located ON River street IL was
occupied as q store house for hay, by
Yoakum. Castles A. Co About 100 tons
Of has were burned, but were fully COW
cred by insurance
Jest before O'Clock the barn Of ~
Marx on North Second street. near Jef
ferson. burned The loss WIS small,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
p FEIIOWs CEI.ERpAr

iu y; Tex April 20. -CSpeciaI)-
NM lows celebrated the seventy
I'm eIsary Of their orded tonight
lawbosu.y an address aud Ice cream
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

tie people Of Norman The Oklahoma
City people are also rendering ussist-
ance.
Public meetings are being held and
All Is being done that willing hands can
do TO relieve the suffering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
An TllnllMLI.

Terrell. Tex. April 20 (Specin)
Terrell had pretty fair ruin last night,
but tho county north aud south received
more wind Terrell had 10 good sized
wind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
AT GAINESVILLE

So ,lle' Tex April Especially
,,,,l 4 oil house, short his,
.'u " The rounlhouse was destroy
" about 2 o'clock this morning
~ sa'iks Of oil exploded. The on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
4 A ROBINSON

pf,ssl6sn,a a Robinson. late sec.
~ rs bas shd general manarer M
lnlnols AZ accepted the Dresidencv
poably ~ Ira HIS Aead. uafters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
NuNVMENT UNNEmrn

~ April Pa monument 10
IN n W. memory OF John James
N bis american naturalist was
' afternoon in Trinity GENE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
WEATHER AND CROPS.
AT IIuIsBoRo

Illlshoro. Tex, April 20 lSpcclal)
A tine rain trll here lu8t night Crops
had not suffered but had begun to need
rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
.AME FOR THE PONY

goss icy April %. (Speciall-
'lle arr,yas ,wo other men from
Ds lived here this evening after
|lself $3.50. as he had promised 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
PRANK FOGG ARHIlgTrD

sherman. Tex, April 20 Especial -
Frank fOw was arrested today ia Dali
has by Sheriff Scarborough Of Lee county
ana Deputy Hackney 81 GfaysOn come
~. The 0uHe Of the arrest h said 10
h. msuiiclency 81 the bond a few
people here PUT another construction on
bis arrest Fog Is 10 jail here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
MON OKT,AUONIA CTTY-

~ a heavy rain fell but no wind or hail
is reported from any section of g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
FROM MOORE.

Moore. o, r., April 2G.-The country
west and southwest Of here was swept
by a terrible cyclone last evening. End.
less damage was done. The news at hand
makes it certain that ten people were
killed and as many more injured, and
untold property destroyed Among the
dead are j. q. Corners and bis whole
family consisting Of i've members; Mr.
Hanks: H. O. Clements and child, g
years of age, Henry Batcmln.
Tom Weaver had am arm broken and
was otherwise injured, and Is la a
serious condition. Three Of the Hanks
family were seriously, perhaps fatally
injured The house was blown 90 atoms
Phillip Dycr's house was moved twenty
feet, his invalid wife and babe in me
second story were carried away with the
building, but miracuIously escaped
serious injury.
Frank Browns house was blown away
just as he and the family escaped.
Most of the people escaped 10 cyclone
caves, having had warning Of the im.
pending danger.
Further damage cannot he ascertained
yet; IL is certain, however there were
more injuries.
A path half mile iu wids. and eight
miles long was laid waste.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

M, q wv A SCAFFOLD.
I'M s, lsfr April 70 tspe,salN-
|norklprp John lAwler. Il Gar.
"a and little sn we OIL mill here. fen OF
~ received serious Injuries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

A woman centeuarian lives aioue Ga 4
mountaio near Hardiaan, Ieun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Waco, Tex, April 26-(Special.)-
Lightning played many Franks last night,
and In one instance the result may be
fatal
Yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs
NJ j. Garrett, who live near Patrick,
went together with their four small chill
dren to visit At the residence Of Mr.
II J. Morgan, lsixteen miles east Of the
city, near A1iell They arrived shortly
after sundown and three children, the
eldest, Sallie Lou. being years
old were given an improgised bed upon
the 6oor, not far from atoYe. About j
o'clock this nsorning the occupants were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
THEN WITH GREATER FORCE,
THOUSANDS AT THE SCENE.
A Scene that Beggars Descrip-
ton and Harrows the Heart.

Endless Damage IL Done ~ Far rs re
ported aAd tho Beginning Has Not
Bssa Told-whoio Families wipsd
Out OF Eris tance-- The Sick, tho
Lame, tho Infant, the Mother.
the STURDY Man All Sue.
cumb to his PoweH
Han, wind aud
Rain Else.
where
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
IN MONTAGUE COUNTY.

Gainesville, Tex, April 2G.-CSpecial.)-
A death-deallng cyclone, swooled down
on Montague county, thirty miles west
Of here. last night. The storm struck
two miles from Bonita, small railroad
station, utterly destroying everything be-
fore II. demolishing houses, twisting on
trees and swapping Of every telephone
IN rs path The hulse Of farmer,
few miles from Bonita, was strewn for
q mile around and the man killed outright
Three Of his children were blown into a
well. and il Is thought they win DE
Another farm house a short distance
away. was also demolished. and II IL
Thought some Of the Inhabitants were
killed. though, as yet no definite Iniorna-
ton has been received here s. Joe,
eight miles this side Of Bonita, was also
shaken up but loss Of life is not report
I'd. A very heavy hail storm visited
Thackerville, but the wind was not high
enough % do much damage Ia this conu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

struck about the same time as the cy-
clone, and, although q IS known several
houses were swept away, b. Is not known
whether or not any lives were lost
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-08-24
FOR LADIES ONLY.

$3.50 in gold will be given to the
lady making the largest list of
words from letters contained in the
word "BEAUTIFUL," 500 in gold
for the second largest list, $50 in
gold for each the third and fourth
largest list, diamond ring for the
fifth largest list, fine lady's gold
watch for sixth largest list, solid
gold necklace for the seventh larg-
est list, handsome Swiss music box
for eighth largest list, banquet lamp
of elegant design for ninth largest
list, ladies toilet case, complete,
ornamented in silver, for tenth larg-
est list. We shall give away more
than one hundred other prizes in
order of merit, if there shall be that
number of successful contestants.
If two or more lists tie, the one
bearing earliest postmark will re-
ceive reward. The competition is
open to ladies only, and is given
for the purpose of introducing in
the United States Madame LIE
Fontaine's Parsian Beautifier, en-
dorsed by leading singers, actresses
and society bellies. 1t is a standard
preparation of exceptional purity
and wonderful qualities. Every
contestant must order the Parsian
Beautifer, which will be sent pre-.
paid to any address in the United
States upon receipt of fifty cents
(introduction price,. Enclose post
al note or stamps with lists of words
and address at once, The PARsIAN
TOILET Co., MONTREAL, QUEBEC.