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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
THEY SMILE sERENmLY.

WASHINGTON, Sent. Notvr,,,,
Nnnuuls mat surface iLJienti,n h, ~ ,
senate ali points 10 On carly enort on G,c
paft ~ tue advocates Of the rgpesl Lii
~ l'F.c early action tpou that measure
me silver senators Ito not sc,,in alarIne.i
over the immediate stmiinn tvhgu,s
spokon 10 upon the Question tbev ~,
niue hnt seem to have a luok unn6 ,bei,
faces which indicates they may tnn rne' "
thrig or two that the world NJ inrr" t.
NOT famiiinr with While none will AZ
IVY W., ~ ,e ,,ihs thtt they have any nten.
non OF hllbusteiing, they say with singm-
lar tnnnimity that they cxpect AMI in,ys,'ui,
70 SECURE. full and free discussion ~
the question IN lll its phases hofnr.
vote Is taken. II has appearsd ,,si,
during the week that the silver man me,,
n'Nnt run ashore suddenly for want N
snvaherN That danger has been MR.,
iimminenl the present week than h n, n,5se
bly VIII he neat week or the wei. ~.
and " was not so real rs Il nnns-,r',t ~ u,
cNher OF thy occasions this week m, s W,
Were no silver advocates with ,rritts,,
sl,eeutes ana none who, without writf,s,,
slesSne-, dr.,rcd TO take the door. INT
there were three or four Of them y.L1,
had forosecn the emergency and Wi, WI
prepared 70 consume the lima 81 ~
senate until adjournment. II necess.,.,,
- T. Will 70 az least few vcsls ~,
anu 4 Is quito probable az ais Nriilss,,
Hu the Meaney IN epeechr TO which
Mr. Noorhecs refcrrel Ia his sr,.s,l, 80
tcfduy, will be reached hcfore I'M NAM.
81 the present mouth, or some ii,,'.
thereafter. Indeed. there are sne,..L.',
..2w IN preparation whose authors say
Sney WI n9t be prepared Cor doligery
, SssSre ne lo,h, The proxrlm FOR next
for, each day, aud after thai depena WI w
luck and ioutine TO consume iLe -.
maindcr of the time. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept, 2.-The de-
bate over the rules developing ecnsidefa-
bic feelinv between the Crisp leaders and
some Of The ficiional opposition IN bis
own party % the speakers administra-
ton In the last honse, This Is apparent
by the vigorous manner In which they
fight some proposed changes in the rules
proposed 10 the Interest of expediting
business aud preventing obstructive tao
tics.
Mr.. Tracey Of New York to-day offered
an amendment striking out the clause In
rule II. permitting amendments TO the
general appropriation bills when those
amendments are in the interest Of re-
trenchmeut " expenditures. In support
of this amendment Tracey called attsn-
ton 10 the endless annoyance caused by
members during consideration Of appro-
nriation bills BY presentation OF amend
ments under the shadow OF this clause
Mr.. Mcmillan opposed the amendment. as
did Messrs. SIMPSON, Holman and Stone
Of pennsylvania, Tracey withdrew the
amendment
Mr.. Kyle Of Mississippi offered an amend
inent Increasing the number Of members
constituting a quorum Of the committee
Of the whole house to a majority Of the
brought IN By the members of the COM
uittee on rules, 100 members are made
q quorum In committee of the whole.
The Amendment proposed caused bit
ter. and M limos. personal debate, in
which the following participated; Outh-
waite Of Ohio De Almond Of Missouri.
Reed Of Maine. Breckenridge Of Ken
q Mississippi Mcmillan Of Tennessee,
Turner OF Georgia and others.
Mr. Turner Of Georgia especially made
strong and very impetuous speech
against the change proposed by the rnles
committee. lie declared that the idea
with which the committee of the whole
had been provided for was TO give the
house fuller and better opportunity for
discussion Of revenue and appropriation
bills. II The change was adopted II would
make the committee machine for tue
expedition NJ business not under its consid-
GRAFTON. ltisH mistake TO suppose that the
committee % the whole is Separate
entity, as Mr.. CltOhings suggested. The
committee cannot adjourn without recall
lug the speaker II Is in fact. the house,
II You reduce the size Of the quorum,
what IS to become Of the great pariamen-
airy princlple requiring majority TO do
businessi What change has come over
ihis side of the housey Why are we, who
denounce the speaker of the Fifty-irst
congress, now so ready TO unite with himi
Republicans are holding up their hands
and feet begging to be bound hand and
foot By the majority. The eN-sncakcr
relishcs keealy the yindication some of
us arr trying to give him This attitude
Is contrary to consistency,
After further debate, participated In by
Mr.. Curtis Of New York. Hooker Of Mis-
sissippi. Mr. l[ilgore of Texas and Mr.,
Mcmillan Of Tennessee. the house sus-
pended consideration of the rules 10 pass
amendments TO the urgency deficiency bill
and then adjourned until next Wednes-
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
Human Lives Lost in the Recent
Storm.
NEGROES SUFFERING FOR FOOD
Relief Committees at Work and HUI
name Americans Called on TO Aid
the Poor Blacks-A List of pead
That is Horrifying.

CHARLESTON, $. c., Sept o.-Thc
News and Courier has made q careful
investigation Of affairs on the coast of
Carolina and finds its reports not ex-
aggeratf4l Tho loss of life will aggregate
500. In Beaufort county between
Charleston and Savannah the storm
swept away most Of the homes and grow
ing crops leaving the people destitute.
The less of life and properly was great
est on St. Helena, Lady's. Wassa, Coosa,
Paris Dawfnskie and Dawthau islands.
These. together with Port Royal island,
have population Of about $1,000, most of
then negroes. A great many lives were
lost that will never be reported, as the
bodies have been covered with sen weed
or washed out to the ocean, Coroner
Wells of Beaufort county las supplied
the following death roll Of lives lost in
the vicinity of Beaufort: Drowned on
Wassa island, 40: Coffin Point, so;
Dlwthan, ~, Coosa island, %; Chisolien-
er island, 20; Hunting island, 20; st.
Helena island, 200; Savannah fields
plantation, 200; Beaufort =; Salem
bridge. !; Ouaheta, q; Grey Hill. 81;
Perry Clear Point II; Ladys island, 81;
Paris island, a; Lands End, 20; Lanes
Neck, 90; Coosa mills, 3; on dredges, 3;
total, SO7. Other islands are to be heard
from. Reports show dire distress among
the colored people. Their homes are
washed away and their crops destroyed.
There is no work for them and they are
arffntsiusr r.r A Of 10
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81, Eyan. s noe.. saoo wIndow.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 1.-THE
louisville and Nashville strike is on. A
amen on the one hand, and Louisville and
Nashville oihcials on the utlrcr, lasted
from o'clock this morning until SIS
tonight. An agreement was mnde where
by the matter IN question will hc deferred
70 December. when another conference
VIII be had with 4 view 10 restoring the
cut will operate as announced hy presi.
dent Smltl. Should the times SO chnnge
that the roads enjoy old-sime prosperity
q restoration Is bound to be made. This
proposition was not accepted choOrfuly
by the tralumen. but was put to thom In
a munner that Indicated an nnyicldlng
spirit, so u WAS formally accepted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

FLEMINGpON. \. j.. Sept. 2.-Au-
tusths holconh of ait Airy is dyiIs
from the effects Of a beating received
IN me woods near his home to-day. Hoi-
comb had a horse tied IN the woods some
distance from home. At noon to-day he
s,arted out 10 attend to the horse. He
ga not return aud after couple OF
h9nrs the family became alarmed. They
ing party started TO look f1r him, After
a sh - search in the woods The pariv
met helcomb staggering through the I'M
dererush His head and face we're COW
cred with blood and when the marry
reached hm he tainted. He recovered
ana sa'S1s had been attacked 81 a man
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on them was postponed until Monday a.
Senatnr petiigrew gave notice ne naa =
sntr,he chafcc 10 prefer seai--. Que 81
thc persons nominated. The keimlii-
can members u the commit tee arc hHht-
ing al nominations rcicrrcd 10 y. wny5e
platform 4 disregarled. The committee
Il constituted OF FIVE Democrats inciud-
ing the chairman. Senator Berry oi Ar
kansas. 1--WE Republicans and one Ivpu'
list. The latter takes sides with pc Ke'
publicabs In this matter and as IN The
case Of some former nolninAilons o. t .l
kind they are enabled 70 report 10 The
senate against confirmation Of the uonli-
nations. This places the Democrats IN
aa awkward position, but II IN executive
sessions they stand together the candi-
dates viii b. confirmed By strict parry
vote. The Republicans OF the committee
are receiving enc0ufagement IN this ac-
tiln from certain residents or Oklahoma.
who are much displcased tliat the presi-
dent should have gone outside Of the ter
Titory FOR his appointments.
In the senate executive session To-day
the confirmation Of several recent ap-
polntments was made.
The nomination OF Henre g. Stuart
TO be secretary OF legation In Guatemala
ia Honduras and consul az Guatemala
was rejected STARTS residence Is given
as Denver. Colo. he seems. however, 10
be only slightly known 20 the senators
from that state He formerly resided in
Central America, whore he was engaged
10 business aud thus became familiar
with the language and customs Of the
people Of the .slhmus. This fact ia sup
posel 10 have been the chief influence in
securing his appointment
WANT TO BE HEARD.
The committee on ways and means is
manifesiing an intention 10 proceed as
eSpeditiouslv as possible 10 prepare
tariff bill 10 he submitted TO congress,
Applications for hearings by mannfnc-
iurers and dealers Interested in the tariff
continue TO come in rapidly aud days are
being set apart for arguments on the
variOus industries affected Representa-
tive Harter Of Ohio was 10 h1ve opened
the debate Monday next. speaking On
agricultural implements aud -four, but
was suddenly called 70 Ohio.
YANG w.
Retiring Chinese Minister Mr. Tui
YIN and his successor IN office. Mr. Yang
iu, called on Mr.. Gresham today The
retiring minister subsequently went IN
the White House with Mr. Gresham and
presented letters Of recall to the presi-
dent and the minister expressed TO the
latter the hope that pleasant relations
should continue between the two cOuu-
wishes
Ex-Governor Proctor Knott Of Ken
lucky. was today offered the Hawaiian
mission, but declined.
The comptroller Of the currency today
appointed u. Il. Beclham of Fort Worth
r.egiycr Of the III Paso National bank
OF Texas.
The First National bank Of Cherryyale.
Kansas, was authorized to reopen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
GuRNBD 40 DRAWN.

RHoME, Tex, Sept. 2.-lspeciol -
Joe Hays house and harn at Aurora
burned tonight about 10 o'clocR. III.
ii'tle 4-year-old boy persisted IN The Gre.
Everything Is total loss, iHeluding a
large amoun, OF corn.
Mr. Ray &, absent IN the indian Ter.
riiory. Mrs. Ray is wnd with grief The
Gre caught from tho Kitchen stove while
Che family were asleep.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
COUNSEL TO MEN OF LARGE ATTAIN

During such period Of financial disturbance the present t
necessary all your energies the
your affairs.
You cannot safely delegate the work to another.
At this time else his ability wi Unable
safely conduct your business protect Investments
But there is chance that moment be Jd thus
your affairs to the management anohernamey in the %
death.
remember that executors often think about avoiding n
ectng themselves than carrying the spirit OF the tesv
generally lack experience the business wind up
This inexperience and possible lack OF interest cost 10 per
per cent OF the value OF your estate,
You cannot but this statement nsyer
can secure this loss by assuring your life for the amount which w
men your executors would in winding your estate
You can easily by ecouomzng in living pay IRON
come the premium policy for issued TIE
financial institution OF its kind in word-The Equitable Liz AZ
society OF the United States 120 Broadway, New York
II you then chance to die will be Instantly IN in
$4,000 or 100000 OF cash IN hand ready money will
death comes in times ike these
on the other hand yon live your for sx
year Iontine Endowment plan you will youscJ reap rich m
maturity OF the policy
in 1893:
EXAMPLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

LITTLE BOOK. Ark. Sept. o.-ISid
Wilson, a member Of the notorious Henry
Starr gang Of desperado-ss confined IN
today made u murdorous assault upon
aAlrshal Tucker, fellow prisoner, under
sentence of death, and came near killing
him. They had dispute last night,
Wilson not possession OF rock last
night, tied u In the end Of towel and
TINS morning when the prisoners were
lst ont w the corridor Wilson struck
Tucker fearful blow on the head knocl.
Ing him scnscless. He may hot recover,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

1iA flss li. ~, syyp', n;A terrible trag-
A Young man =, ball was .yasnerSf ~,
because hls atientiops 70 young iady hsd
eeea aightei ana he imeginei Il he in'
an acceptable sutton AccOniiueiv sbe ~
turned 10 his fathers house. EmeJ hi
Narcuis. who were IN bed asleep Win :
hr0thors and sisters. Then No reif,r,,., - Y, Z
the bah and daneei The rcmainier ~
night. The next day be was arresis1 ~ ~
suspicion. He confessed. y"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
THE pELEGATEs.


AUSTIN. Tex. Sept 2-(Speeial.) -
Following il a list Of the names re-
cdred By the governor up TO date for
appointment as delegates 10 the Gulf
Transportation convention, TO meet In
Chicago Sept. IL next, and who have
been Commissioned: r. ]. Brown. Sher-
man; ii. L. Barulmrd, San Antonio; y.
J. Willis. r. NJ. Cash. q. O.. Flood, O.
Ii. McMaster, Galyest0n;W. Il. Munson,
j. u. Fcd, Denison, Jas. u. Cottrell,
Plano: X. j. Evans, Longyiew; IL. A..
Greer. Beaumont. w. u. DenJon,. Calves
ton; n; Il. Hubbard. Tyler; ]. Peter
w. W. Collier, Uvalde; +, Z. Cross,
Lulng; w. ]. Swain. Henrietto; y; g,
Dunn, Austin; Q. Ensiland, Wichita
Falls; John Willncy, Portland; 4. II.
Aiathis, Roclport: John ireland. segnin;
O. w. Fulton. @. 8 Brodbent, Del Rio;
Fort Worth. NJ. J. Morris, Memphis: J.
w Spencer, Fort Worth; Eug,ne vii
llams, Waco, n. II. Bruce, Mineoln; W.
T. McComb, COnroe: Geo W. Smith,
Colorado; Jas. G. Fulton, r. II Tansey.
Milton Evelett, A j. Pceler, T. J. Grow.
r. p. Bacbt. Geo. w Fulton. Jr., Con
N. Fly, Joseph Tripio. w. s. flames,
RockpoTS; NJ. NJ. Crane, Clcbnrne: Ben
Whitaker. Texarkana; j. W, Crawford.
Sulphur Springs: Z. L. Agncw. Bonham;
j. ID. Woods. Sherman. &. II. lunkum.
Groenyille q. T.. Bowser Dallas: T. q.
Kearby, WINS Point; 4. r.. Boren: Car
thage; Geo, n Jester, .Corsicana; A. NJ.
Jones Prairie; Il. Il. Steel, Cotton Gin;
w, NJ; Imbolcn, Iiusk; J. II. Shelburne,
Bellevillei Miles Crowley, Galveston;
French Simpson. Hnllettsville; j. w.
Dickson. Lexington; Walter Tips Austin;
W, q. Hutchinson, San Marcos. L.. s.
lnwhOn, FloreSyille: T.. A. Alice. Laredo:
y. j. LOWS San Antonio: j. NJ
Dean, III Paso; I. N. Presley.
J. G. Baldwin. Haskell; y II. G0rs
~. q. Smith, Dentouj l.. q. jackson.
l4lano; Guy VI. Bryan. QuntanR: W.
Jlck. Bryan: Charles A. Edwards, q.
w Angle, w. u. Lee, Thouas 70.
nouthlt, Velasco; John lobe. Gonzales;
George W. breckenridge, Nelson Mackey.
Edward Bennett, Gan Antonio; Is. i.
Kiylen, Walter ]. wilkins. w. e. Con-
nor. j. g. Nov, T. r. McEnnis, Charles
+ Carter, n. l. Mnrsnlis. G. III Cooper
4. H. Rowley. Dallas j. w. Burke. Aus
10; David y, Friends, Manor; T.. G.
coleman, Colorado; A. W Dunn. XII.
eeni John seiders. san Saba: Oscar
ierEstr9m,r II. ,. Andrews; ono I5ochl-
z, J. $; Thornton; ]. j.. Earle, G. II.
iIaucrman. j. b. Day, John Wllett. |
Ian Antonio; l.. $. Mckinney, Galveston.
I. +. Key, Hamilton; c. O.. Caldwell. |
Muslin; w. e. Tctcr. Galveston; George |
= Afford, Dallas. George w. MnhOney, |
ianta Anna; Martin Armsuong NelascO. |
". NJ LOnnrd. Stcphenville u w. |
iiggeus, Waco; l.. w. Lloyd, Marshall,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

LATONIA RACES.

IAIUNIA NACES.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2.-First race
One mile-Sister Mary won, l[inscim
second, Sabine third. Time. 1:42 IA
Second race Three quarters. Saliva.
ton VOL Crab Cider second, Taylor
third, Time, 1.16
Third race-One mile and seventy
yards, Anna won, Dolly McCoEe see
on1. Parapet third. Timo. LAT.
Fourth racc-Mile. 70 Tambin won,
Ida lickwick second, Faraday third.
Time. LII 81
Fifth race-Five furlongs. Caroline
Hamilton won, Ohio Belle second, Pro-
basco third. Time. 1.O3.
Sixth raee--Five furlongs. Minnie
Baxter won, Tom Elmare second, Annie
Bncldngham third. Time. :O3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

. CHEYENNE. Wyo,, Sept. "A meet
ing Of the Republican state committee
was held today, Resolutions wer adopt
ed declaring ths committee was In favor
Of free coinage Of silver ut a ratio Of
10 10 and protesting against the repeal
OF the sherman law without a su6sti.
mtc, The resolutions also ask the chair
man OF the Republican committee TO
call state convention for the purbose
of taking action respecting financial is.
sues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept. "a sne.
elal judicial election 10 nll the yacaneies
ON rho supreme beach caused by the res,s,
nation OF Chief Justice C0ckrll ana ASS.
clate Justice Hemingway was held ttobav
Bunn Of Ouachila was elected ChIef ms
tlcc Carroll D., Wood u Drew connie
associate The election was the hrsf nn5sf
the new amendment 70 the c1nstlfniian
making the payment OF o poll tax a ,nhii
ihcnuOn to fufroge Returns from thrnn,,h.
our the state show very small vofe -
pOnc1, hut Few negroes yotlag. w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

NEW YORK. sept 2.--fnsorr,,,,n
wa. was receyed by the Gerry socisty About about
iwo u onihs ago that pailaers frem Iy,..
land werc beibg smurrled ma the i,nfsils,i
states through Canada. Thr niaftet M :
investigated, but no tangible cvidenee
yas obsained. Friday ufiernocn Chas
Superintendent liocking, whiiH sriHn,,
uowers, and said be was born ia I.ondo,,,
eat bcioR found adrift In IAvcrposl wns
fnippcd with forty-fuur other vacrart
BOYS g a homc' ID Knowllon, Canada
his home proved to be distributies
ase1Sy whence pGupers were Forwarded
t. different parts " the United Smtcs
linheit5on was sent 10 farmer n,
houeee Point on Lake ChamplAin. lie
slsnned iherr two years aud came q
GeW agrk TON days urD TO see che town
Spea ~ arrival Ia town he was hli,e,i
ny Greek ilorist to Nell howess. The
ppg VII bc cared for by thc society and
sent bnck 10 England
NV -~-----Is--@-.-a O..
See Eyana & Rot's s3Oo ,rindo.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

SUCRE, Bolivia, Sent. 2,-Congnass
opened today The president in his mes
sage said the negotiations pending with
Uruguay would effect a peaceful solution
of the question involved. He also said
the government would demand rcpara-
ton frnn Brazil for the murder of q
Bolivian officer on the Rio Grande frou-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
BUSINESS,
A crnAN nANK susrnNps.

NEW YORK, Sept "A cable re.
ceived states that the Bnnco Espanol
Havana. Cuba. has suspended specie pay
nlent. This i the largest bank of it,
Kind in Havana. and is backed by tho
Spanish government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
FIRES.
NEAR GAINESVILLE.

GATNIaSVILLE, Tex. Sept. 2.-(Spe.
clal.l--A residence of John Childers,
eight miles northwes. IT here. was burn
Ell 10 the ground yesterday, loss about
5000; insured for $500.
The fire originated from defective fue
aud caught while dinner was being cook.
"a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.--The Amesl.
can Inc steamer Paris THIS morning
brought over biz Lat Of famous pcopie.
prominent among whom were Sir Rich.
ari Webster. ate counsel for Great
Britain h5ain n The Berins sOa case; Mrs.
rahyeltti, the reputcd East Indian Iec.
turer. 'Ni"A AVV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
SPORTING.
10 FIGHT IN AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Sept "A London dis
patch TO sporting paper says that Nor
gan ClOwther has accepted a challenge
from George SiddOns to fight in America
for the largest purse offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

last lection ran into the first. i is sup
p0eed Connor was on top 81 the t1iIs
Ane the jar threw hin bctwecn tnem.
lie wss mashed into pulp, Anotnrr
brakeman by the name OF Below Wa
fatally burt. Connor's remains were
shipped 10 Douison. whNe bis fanny
wrihch consists Of wife and ous eiiiu'
raaf1a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

hause ,,,n he treaty 20 which he
lNIilrh.in rfsrrcd had been scme months
Ia fhc haili, of the Chinese government.
Mr. DDini's biil at tho conclusion OF The
debate ,rss referred - the committee on
foreign affairs
A hrief e,eruiivc session and the sell
ate adionrngd nnin Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 2.--Em-
ploycs OF the Nashville. CHATTANOOGA aud
st. Lcris aud the Western aud Atlantic
railways topigh; ard Internationally ac-
copied the 10 per cent reduction in wages
for ninety days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

AUGUSTA, Ark. Sept. Mrs.
Green Green was sentenced to state prison for
hl,esh years for the murder OF her hus-
u9hu' She chopped his head to pieces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
EXAMPLE.

Ldtcrtrom Polcyhotder in the Equitable
IN response to your request that give you for p
suits OF Policy No s,524 which maured June 3D. 1898. b
lowing statement
The policy for $1,000 issued twenty years ago. o.
pan the amount paid in premiums was 1858. 60. n
Among other options, the following settem r.
Firstcash value 1857 o. equal
urns paid with interest exceeding per per
second-A padup policy of life assurance for $685..
Jun. ?. ,es .s '''' % '"z o. H.aSnis
NJ sThe writer the above letter has applied The
new policy Tor five times the the original policy
For further Illustrations and particulars, apply
A. A. GREEN, Jr.,'Manassrl..
"a Active energetic Agents Apply with references
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

BOSTON. Mass, Sent 2,-The re-
ceivcr Of the suspended firm Of Well
Droyfns Il Co state the assets amount
to 1927 COO liabilities. SfJl,OO0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
HOME RULE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. a-Amons iho
name, names sent TO the senate yesterIaS an, az
sae presldeut were a number 81 annoini.
si,,'i ,,, nv omees an Oklahoma. These
y, ~ Ne on publ laHds and al a me.,tins,
>mlniltee .hs naornise a repori
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

JACKSONVILLE, lla., sept. "a "A.
patch from State Heath OiIisrr 49, S,s
Tampa. announced ON the ath a. ,.. ~.
fevef "a not really yellow fever n seHsM
selnent diagnosis Shove. Tho heaish "
an end. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

In today's Gazette Mr.. 4. II. Niignon
enters The real estate field with some
choice bargains. Mr., Mign0n Is one Of
our oldest and best citizens aud will
doubtless BE- successful IN his new field
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
LoRILLAllp oEF THE ruRE.

NEW YORK, Sept. Pierre Lori.
lard has decided to sell his entire stable
of horses in training and temporarily re-
TIRE from the turf,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

DUBUQUE. la sept a.-Jc.,oh t,...-
aged CO. murdered William H,,nr, 10y. ais
so, and then shielded By drowilnr r rsra
porary insanity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

who struck him wl'a a.,' z ), Y
came unconscious e ~ ~ = Il
ever since. The decor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

GALVESTON. les, - 80. 2 e
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