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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-23
THE JAIL
AND ITS
INMATES.
Fifteen Are Charged
With Murder.
ONE WOMAN is AMONG THEM
Long List Of Burglars and
Horse Thieves
The Building is Kept Clean, and Re-
fleets Credit on sheriff Euless
and His Busy Assistants,
Who Were Praised.
Long List Of Burglars and
Horse Thieves,


M, .t.,.,,o n-lsorsr. IN the
county jail awaiting the action vi the
grand Jury, now In. session, who have
mar ,nscs brforc Tho criminal court Of
'"'" r.n.,,,,,,.
appeals or VINO are 'Nohns TOT wv '""''
road superintendent 10 take them away
Ia work ONT their fines.
w" ",' wv ,.t..t
One win farhcr. a negro, was 'Hol
two years ago in The district ''ar' ana ana
''I,,",,,' w .''',' ,,u n, inu
I"',''l''"'' '", "" ..,I, u,,, ,,jr,,'
iunl court Of appeals.
Fifteen prlsoner. nre charged with
~, I ~,
ulu'u'' p"'' 'ln ''o''' WY W'' d."
waller las, July year ago, has been
,ontou.oI IL, .,.,t I'M IN, .ri,,,troI
w ','''' wv 80" ''"'
'oNll "i App'Ns Us considering nus '"He'
lie has been IN jail seventeen months.
A. ihppy. Lola llinsmnn. John
N,u,,,,, Xxx, ,vt,.,... p.,, Nt,t., .,,i
'"Enu' 'o," N'V"'r' i"' Ni'l''' "'l
iury's action on tho charge Of numbering
Nl.. NI,r..i, ,ro,,.,,. ,ro i,t,r,.,i,,.,
,..,..,, ,r,.
p",'n''s IVY "'' wv very r'l''h'
aud have little to say Happy and Gun-
ucla rrnd q great deal Ham, 1. lnfcr.
pstsl ln I'M, pc,,.n,t,rs viii, crnr.5.
'I"fN''' "',,' ""un'''
Is I"u' col executing novels i.llh liins-
man npprurs to take matters quietly,
and now aud then bursts ont into song.
nm, nttcr. ,h,r.,I ,.ip, ,t. ..
nj, 49,, 'N'' W." "'""'l "'''
'',' '"'Pt'lt n'El'' Al7n ohnrF'.l
Win tie killing Of Policeman Waller
who was yammittpl lime rs isun u,I
h. awaiting thr decision of tlt rriipiWI
court of appeals ho having bccn semi
eured for fourteen yo1r.
Horace Bpl. ehnrpcd with conpllrlfy
In The auny crime az Campbell. COM
nittrl June ~. lSln, criminal court nl
appeals He wax acntencrd Tor ninety.
nine years
Henry Clvoiil negro; June 20. 1892
sentenced Tor seventeen years; criminal
court ur appeals
Walker ilWrtuyrs. whit. charcoal
with the killing of RIM Smith and iInr
vcy Speer 40 Affirmation ln4f yrnr. sent
enced Tor uNcnty,iye wears cnch: Grim
inal court of appeals.
sam llnmin white, was sentenced foi
lllc Oh the charge 81 killing n man in
InNlOr county llc n here for suf,
Keeping while awaiting The decision al
The rrimnn conri Of appeals
j. y. Eastwood, white. sentenced fo
twenty years for alleged completely ii
ne snnr crime with which Ilamlin 4
rhargM, criminal court If appeals,
H. smith white. committed Nnvcm
hvr clhtgod with killing Rocsl
Hrry' IN the county Is awaiting grant
ih,{' =, "a.
,.M = Wo"lring sentenced for thlrg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-23

"But few people realise when they
walk into The office Of nu insurance. com.
pauy and ask for a calendar slmply b,-
cause that company Happens to he using
some unusually handsome aud uluic
oncs TINT he IL carrying on what actu-
ally costs the company anywhere fium 10
to 70 conts,' remarked u Nluin street
agent To the ,GaHette yesterday. COn-
mcuting upon the matter the ag,.nt con.
tinucl; "Most Of tho great Insurance
companies doing business IN New Eng
land issue from hnOOO to IA,OOO calan-
dars Anmn,ly Tie Average prlcc Tar
the finely engraved ones j. 10 10 II cents.
a few running rs high us rs rcnts, he
sides the plates from which they arr
printcd. The plates cost frOm $500 In
$1,000, according to The anionnt Of fancy
work he company may desire 10 have
upon ttcm. Ali io this the cost of dis
irlhution through the mails and hy ok
press to The different ag,ncics. aud Il
Is plant TO lN seen that tho bin Matches
INTO the thousands IN Texas alone mo
distribution Of calendars Is enormous,
thousands upon thousands OF dollars
worth being scattered rramitnnsly. vet
II q safe 10 say people have never given
q thought 10 the Immense amount ~
money invested In them. TAls K one Of
the important items OF expruse Of insur-
ance companies each year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Christmas IS always % great day in
Bethlehem. and ihg coming Christmas
VIII be celebrated BOO is usual sp,cnIor
Thousands OF people 80 ilOui jerusalem,
and while you 1ig reading this letter,
ths priests ars preparing tor the service
OF Christmas night There will be- ser.
mons in the churches, beginning al 10
O'Clock, and then 90 q procession the
priests and the monks will march down
the winding stairs into the crypt aud
visit the gru,i1 OF the nativity They
Will cary with them q waXcn image OF
q little child, which they will place IN
tie mangeE and as they DO 80 they will
chant the story o., the nativity This
child will De dressed 90 the finest OF lace
and 1t will rest in the maugtr on rose.
coIored cushions of silk embroidered
with gold, During the service the pa.
irlarch of Jerusalem will go through the
ceremony of taking up and laying down
the child 10 correspond with the words
OF the chant, AND the service will last Tor
several hours On Christmas night 40
Bethlehem watches. aud tug day rs one
oiI3y and lgasiIug. Bethlehem BIAS more
Christians than any other town 100 the
orient, and ils people are proud OF the
fact tnat Christ was born within their
walls, FRANK O.. CAuINIEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

fstau trtpt, int, tha rr,.f,f Of fhs rf.ur.it
Ia ,i,r,,r. A., he s,si,i. ,yter,. ID 10 s,iJ
Cb'ist Wss b9rn' vent dawn n wind.
mo- st1;r-sse r,,r,ips, a r,rdio and al
i1sf found mysclf In "a g-e,t r1ve about
tv..Iye fs,t ,yiJc and fotiy fest ispg line
cS,iirg I'D ,y,ich w ,'' aJo1i tsn ircf 'bigb.
Tbis r5ye mo- room, vas u,5led With
,rrrhle. Thirivtwo iafprs bura J,y and
ni4bt viil,ir a. and h. has sp altar mi one
end r,li.r v.b.r, 10 a sii,..r srlr..t into
no r1rHIs r,ypniart ,,brfr Won find an
irlrr,ti,r ,p stIp sistirr i.,.t on tEis
sppI tbs \if.iu Nlsry e1,e bIfth 10
tlris, ,g,e r.,, ..,,rI,Iis.I f, ind i..
Stable "a a,v". sl,y n,,ny .p.h IN Ps'gs.
tine, and great part OF the animals .i
ir ,.,iii'l ,''l'y e' S'''.'..' %. ,. 49,
hy the decoration, Of ihe church, and 1t
i- Impossible tl Ieli.s ihe real scene &C
Chnsts Huh vHic iu 81. looked at
the manager t. made gl m.rH.c. AUDI
DO is said 90 Dee iHy identical m1nsar iH
which Tie rested This. 1i cUutsc. iau
fraud, as b. also die well lt tao other
side of tie crypt where ibs holy water
ig said ip have burst forth 90 tlis time
for ihu use ui Jue holy ami.y looked
down into tHIs we'll DO is said tIlt tHc
star iuIt gI Jed tle i'J.i .ylI iHtl iiarl
thli 20 Wil ahHC. d. wu there boo tHc
water. hIt tIlt D. D. only t...Ui. t1 tEc
eye OF iha pu.gsi ylrlil. / looked into
Dc. but. being ui the other s.s, could. of
COURSE, NOT Sec iL
There l.l number nc other ghlpcls
about tbe stable. each OF which bias its
traditions. 1ut the incense. fhc marble
and the gally church decorations about
them take YOU for away from thc reality
and make yuu think rather ol thc marble
stable, 100 which the Roman Emperor
Clligul1 kept bis golden mod horses
rather than the donkey aud camel stable
BOO which Christ was born.
,,.,. ,...,.,,. ..,-,......, n.....
"N''''
LOOKED,
From the real stables 5i the bethlehem
of TODAY ono can better foam ina had.
the stable of CIri.t aoncargd VISITED
one after leaving az, bsJistenrd and
oycrLteora.cd sauctu4r, under fIr
church. Tbe Stable g1 cave. tho floor
ui which ID q TOUGH stone II bla a
number of ,baubsfs which 5pru irtY "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Say the merchant pays $50 for loy Of imported soap When
this srol rc SENDS $3.50 gu # tie Territory, are conc
qu.n' 49, Ioorer enc o BEE HIVE SOAP costs Sl5! The
Grant Soup Co.. pVs city tlNe, orl manu-
l"r' ls soup the box hcoy for boxes, mills paper
printers or printing Wrappers, s5lp
gus ana boys wnpod box lme home papers advertising,
coal Trims Tor col, and the above firms in their help,
help pays Due merchant ot Dr. good The made his profit
ON the goods sod nj tl has the $tO his Now can
YOU impose ON your conscience imported soap such super
or nrucIc os the BEE HIVE Manufactured home
money paid for u th Territory! The BEE 1--WE manufactured
only 10y the GRANT SOAP Co'r,Nl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

asked for the stable In which Christ
lay IN the mauger felt use Of finding
il, Tor in Palestine every spot Is marked,
and, though Il is now nearly 2.ooo years
since the events OF Chrisrs lite took
place, the guides Of lude8 can show you
every spot which His fingers touched
and mark out every foot Of land upon
which Ills feet stood ! was told that Il
was nj the western side Of the town, and
! found "A great church built over 10.
lust opposite this church there was a
saloon, and my turhanCd driver spent
his time in tins while visited the church.
Itisa great stone structure, ragged and
old, with centuries ul hard usage. II
was built, It Is said, 1900 years ago by
Emperor Constantine. It's roof was once
covered with lead, but the Turks slriT-
ped this oil and made II into bullets
when they captured d., and killed Chris
tians with the pro3uct. The church has
AGAIN passed into the hands of CHRIS.
tlns, aud the services were going on Is
entered lstopped for a moment and
watched the Greek priests, who iu long
black gowns were chanting their ser.
vice, while boys In bnght-coiorcd
dresscs swung incense lamps to and fro,
There were, perhaps, 100 men and
women standing az worship within the
great hall, and the ceremonies Were very
impressive. Leaving this hail, was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
AnoNG TuE SHEPHERDS.

My trip to Bethlehem was made in the
spring. The hills were then dotted with
olive groves, whose leaves shoue like
frosted silver under the brigh, sun Of
Palestine, and the plains through which
The road passed were covered with grass
us green as that OF old Ireland These
were the plains on which the shepherds
lay when they saw the star and there
the shepherds Craze their sheep today.
] saw perhaps q dozen bearded men ~
shcepskin coats who were watching ihrir
ilucls ON these Judean nils, and Their
eyes were kind, and their faces full OF
character
In one place saw family OF four, o
husband and vur and two children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
now DEULIUTW UlOIIs.

The Bethlehem OF 1894 Is one of the
most prosperous towns 100 Palestine. 10
Is bigger today tnan it has ever been,
and Il now contains about 6.ool people.
II does Il big business IN making beads
for the Catholic pilgrims and the Rus.
SLAMS out of mother'ol pearl, aud the
most OF the pearl paper cutters which
come from Palestine are made AZ Beth.
lehem. The people make a great many
backs for prayer books, and they are
thrifty In the cXtrcmc. The town runs
along the sides Of the hills IN the shape
ola Horseshoe, and % stands ont against
the sky, with big hills rising an around
Il. Its architecture b. much like that OF
Jerusalem, save thai, the houses are
newer and cleaner They are built Of
stone, aud they are more like stone
boxes than comfortable homes, Most
OF them are one story, and they stand
close 10 the cobblestone sidewalks,
without yards or gardens. There are
no sanitary arrangements 10 speak of,
and these houses and a lot OF big
churches make up the town. The pco,
pie composing Il are chilly natives. They
are Greek Christians, ana there arc only
three hundred MohlmmedaBs and sixty
PrOlg jian,s in the place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
Bethlehem To-Day.

Visit to Chrsts Birthplace ts Surroundngs-A
Practical View Of PalostineA to tho Stable Whore
Christ was Born-Chriam1sin Bethlehem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

STALLS AVID 90,
Star Fruit Stand,
MI HG1.HUH. Al kinds OF
California ali UtAu tuiia
Prompt delivery Give no q call
Satisfaction guaranteed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-06
THE MODESTO

Royal ermine comes back for special
favor this season.
Tho Princess May corsage is used by
many modistes this season for dressy aft
ernoon and evening toilets.
y Underskirt friDges, frilled sleeves, tunics
and Killed dress skirts appear among fea-
lures OF the newest autumn gowns.
Changeable bengalines are in several new
effects, one being the glace bengaline
oance, which shows n bright figure that
seems a mere lancelike point.
Among new fur capes moderately high
shoulder effects still appear, but some of
the newest and most recherche models have
perfectly fiat shoulders, but very full flaring
cape collars or pointed collarettes.
ombre satin surah, shading through
many handsome tints, Is used this season
LOT serpentine blouses with velvet collar
ana cuffs, and for fancy Innings to capes,
jackets and tabled dress trimmings.
Black MORE, which never goes wholly
out OF fashion abroad, is used as q combi-
nation fabric on many net gowns, and wide
watered ribbon is used for ruches and col.
iarettes in vandyke shape. edged with jet
drops and spangles.
The new winter wraps are quite as dash.
Ing in style as they were last year. Flaring
collars, Tapping shoulder frills, rampant
collarettes, spreading revers and large
baggy sleeves-these are the chief charac-
teristics of the new capes and jackets.
Velvet and satin are popular accessories
1or autumn gowns. Shaded striped benga-
lines and moires are used for pulled sleeves
and revers, and very effective trimmings
Tor rich gowns are formed of open work 81 *
passementerieS laid over cream white or
colored silk.-New York Evening Post
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-06

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
ID cuted on the 10th day OF March, 1891 and of
record In the clerks office or the Hastings Court
for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book G5.
page 81. in which the Brdgcwater Investment
Company conveyed to the undersigned trustee
certain real estate therein set out In trust to Sc
cure TO Helen G. Tinsley the payment or the sum
or SlC(0, evidenced by two negotiable notes
therein described, and default having been made
In the payment OF the said notes and being re-
questsd so to do by the beneficiary, I shall, ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST l2TH, 1893, Ar -
OCLOCh NJ, In front of the courthouse in tho
city or Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell ut public
auction to the highest bidder all the property
conveyed in said deed, to-wit:
All that certain lot parcel OF land situated i'm
the city of Roanoke, Va, and known n lots D
and 3, section 23, rs shown by tho map OF the
property OF the West End Land Company, on fiic
al the Office of tho clerk OF the HASTINGS Court
OF the city Of Roanoke Va.
TERMS: Cash MS TO the past duc notes and
interest, amounting to 81 lbs, and tho cost OF OK
ecutng this trust; balance, IL any, PAYABLE i'm one
ana two years from date OF sale. with interest on
deferred payments to he secured by decd or trust
on the property sold. deposit in cash OF St(O
Will be required at the time the sale Is made and
II not made within fifteen minutes after the
property is Knocked out, the property will inn
mcdiatcly be resold.
This property was sold by me under the Same
deed OF trust on the 26th OF April 1923 to l., S
Johnson, out she failed to comply with the terms
OF the sale and the same will be resold as above
advertiser at her risk.
S. w. JAMESON, trustee
BY mutual consent of all parties concerned the
above sale has been postponed until Wednesday,
September 18th, Mt same place and hour
5. w. JAMESON, Trp
BY mutual consent OF all parties concerned. the
above mentioned sale has been Iostponed until
Wednesday, September ~, 1893, at same place
anu iiour' ). w. JAMESON,
f'tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-06
THE ELECTRICIAN.

An electric cloth cutter has been put on
the market which can be operated for 8
centY an hour and do the work of eight
men.
western electrician has invented a sys-
tenn of supplying electricity to cars run by
the overhead trolley system or by under
ground conduit, which he claims will do a
great deal to prevent waste and insure
safety.
A The plans of Mr.. Munro, C. f., for OPEN
ing and closing the lock gates of canals by
electricity have been practically tried and
proved successful. The gates were easily
closed or opened by the motors in about
one minute.
Professor Silvanus p. Thompson of Lon
don, in his address before the World S fair
electrical congress, asserted, with the calm
confidence of the man of science, that "the
means for attaining ocean telephony are
within our grasp"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-06
raUsTsEs. SALE.

VRuSTEB'S SALE.-wHEREAS BY DEED
,soS m eAeeutec on the 18th day OF September
book A. page So she conveyed TO the nn5ers,cvs
as az trustee certain lot OF land in the civ of
Roanoke, Va DESIGNATED lot no j, sec,ion a. r.
M az SHOWN on the map of Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston addition to the city OF Roano.e' anu
q, ihe r s 10 secure to T. q Berger the payment
interctt bearing negotiable notes OF even d,tn
Win saiu aeed one for the sum OF 81 30 payable
9snS yea. aier date and the other for the sum of
Pow payhDic Two years after cate at the National
Exchange chg 1 Bank of Roanoke VA
da 1na wncrgss by deed d bearing date the
undersigned trustee did release TO said inS 'Pc
t nomng , certain portion OF the said land free
Iron .9c eh Oh the said deed of trust which por
or scanning at the southwest corner OF Second
feet and extending southery with aFe EsSeniS
street and between parallel lines $50 feet IN mn
,,nTy anu known as the west half OF lot sec
ton. AA0"e'on "uui-
AND whereas default has been made in the
to wit: the note for $4,000 executed on tbe S,h
cay cay, OF September, 1890, and payable two years
And said Berger having reouestcd tho npa.r.
signed trustee to make sale OF the residue OF the
properly which is still bound ur,der the lien of
Now therefore the UNDERSIGNED trnstne nv vir
tufe OF the said deed OF trust and the authority of
said nny B nS will On sATURDAY The 18th
house In the city OF Roanoke, Va. ut noon NJ
sad uatc, expose to sale at public auction to the
WITT P"''ei vi iano 10
beginping at point on Second avenue N. w. 25
Ice. east OF Eleventh street; thence with Second
avenuo IN an casteriy direction y feet to point
on same; thence in southerly direction and
paraiiei Win Eleventh street 100 feet to an alcy
t t, WIN said alley in westerly direction IS
erection iSJ feet to the place OF beginning and
khown as the eastern half OF lot /. scction.I7 on
s Ing map OF the Rogers, Fairfax and Houston
IERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav the
c9sIs OF executing this trust and to pay said note
residue, II any, shall be payable in one and two
SeaIs from date of sale; deferred payments to be
e , by interest bearing negotiable notes of
the purchaser and secured by decd nf trnst nm
the above described property. ''"S' WI
'-<o-los j. a. DUPUY, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-06

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
OF trust executed to mo. the UNDERSIGNED
Irrustce, en- the End day OF December 1883. by
Ella Ella n. Anderson, conveying certain properly
thereln mentioned, which deed Is OF record In
tnc clerks otiice OF the county court of the couu
oI N0anoke. Virginia, in trust to secure TO the
Aetna Land aud Investment Company tho pay
incnt OF tue sum OF S1333i as eyidrnced nv two
negotlable notes OF the sum of sG66T each. dated
DecemDcr End. 1sS9. payable in ono and two W. Irs
from date with interest, default having benn
maae In the payment of the last of saJT notes
9nS 1eng required to 90 so by the holder thereof
snail oy public auction to the highest bidder. #,
t taUnt OF tee office Of w Pedigo Co. in the
Ishn RSDAf, THE2STH DAY OF SEPTENBER
1913, sell the following property situated in the
county OF Noanoke, State OF Virginia, and known
as lois NOE and 10, section g as is shown nv the
map OF the Aetna Land and Investment 20 IN
DC Iounu on hc In the clerks office OF the cou,,tv
Sourt AT salem, Va, to which map reference ia
nereoy made Tor afurther description OF ssid lots.
each OF said lots front 30 feet on Grove street
ana extend back 1870 feet between parallel lines
10 IN alley the said note ia subject to credit of
So, - as or December 18th, 1872
IhRMS; Cash sufficient to pay the coat Of ey
ecuting this trust, including a trustees commits
SION SION. Oh per cent and to pay or the balance due
upon said notes with interest from date balance
II any, payable In one and two years: deferred
payments evidenced by negotiable note secured
oY a deed OF trust on the property
'otos III. NJ. DANIEL Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-06
TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
a OF trust, executed September 20, 1870, by E. Il.
Dolin to +. E. Cole. trustee and recorded in the
clerks office OF tho Hastings Court of Roanoke
city,, Va, in deed book 40, page I16. to secure to
Josiah Friend The sum OF 1000 according to the
terms and conditions set forth in the said deed OF
trust and default having been made in the pay
ments according to the raid terms and conditions
or the said trust deed, and being requested by
the beneficiary to do so, l. the undersigned, hav-
ing been appointed substituted trustee by the
Hastings Court OF Roanoke city, Va mt the Sep
TENDER term, 1899. in the place OF +. E. Cole
trustee, shall ON MONDAY, TIE 23D DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1S!3, AT - O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF
the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va proceed
10 sell at public auction to the highest bidder
the property described in said deed of trust,
to-wit: '
That lot on the east side of Wheat street begin.
ming G5 feet south OF Dale street and running
south 32H feet on Wheat street and running back
cast between parallel lines 30 feet to an alley on
which there i5 u nice Groom house.
TERMS. Cash sufficient to pay cost of cxecut-
ing this trust according to the terms OF the said
trust deed and pay six past due notes OF S25 90
each, with interest from September 30 ISM. TO
the day OF sale; so much OF the residue ms will
pay vi unmatured notes of S25.00 each, With in
terest from September 20, 1880, the frst to fall
due october 90, 1898. and one each succeeding
month until all are paid, the residue, IL any pny.
able one year after date OF sale, and all deferred
payments to he secured by decd OF trnst on the
property II. NJ. DANIEL.
"@S tds Substituted Trustee.