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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


INlltIoltN NOIlllAs
Notice ~ hereby given 90 au parties con-
curncd that tho undcriEned VITA on tue
kiullol lul Au NOSI 'IeQolvO 20 lnp tllug
CONT Of rnffnni comfy, 1c1as, duty ap-
pointed executor Of the last will and tns-
lamont Vt londlot0n Xcllor, deceased. and
letfera tcstnndliiary Issued 90 him on Same
dny AZ such executor. An persons having
claims against Che estate OF tho naid ties.
fninr are hereby noiincd and required 20
present tho same, duly verified. 10 tho un.
drrslgncd Within the time prescribed by
law.
1'hu residence OF The undrnirned Il Tar.
rant county Texas, and hia pOsionice adj
dress ~ lilndlry, 'rarrant county, Texas.
This, che OH day u NOVEMBER, a, D..
1kD3, j, q, HOblNSON,
LlNuulor.
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Don't be careessly repinlng because
you
Don't feel well. And
Don't delay using Creole Female Tonic.
Don't risk chronic uterine trouble.
Creole Female Tonic
Queen Of Uterine Specifies.
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by virtue Of ihe authority yontcd In ms
hy certain chnttu mortgage, exc
cufnd hy a. \, nnfdcn. on the ltth october,
ialD. / VIII Of1r for sale 90 tue highest
uiddor, for cash IN hand, on the 1at day
tnin stock II furniture situated In tho cef-
tain building No, ~ Main street. Fort
Worth Iexy ago nll asc9unt4 owing ;
ID Said goods will be sold in bulk at the
sald place " businods. Any person desiring
70 hil for snid FpodH, BY. applying 70 me at
Inventory VI The gopia ana hdcouniH 10 ha
sold. W. H. sTRiil.tku,
trustee.
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Proposals FOR permits for grazing on
tho kigYa and vomanche reswya.
Anndnrk0, Ok, N0v. 20, lsi3.-sealcd
pFopesals for perIniig 70 grace cattle laos
year upon unoccuIhel portions herein
after described Of the klgwa aud 20
mancho reservation Ok. Ter, Indorsed
dressed Acting U. y. Indian Agent. kiowa
aud Comanohe. Agency, Anadarko,
,has go,ifice wn unui 'e'G oI'siocp 3.
M, Monday. Doo@pber N, 1928. All other
nctoaaafy Information, Including prescribed
qnired for fulnlment Of contract, will DO
furnished upon application 70 THIS niilce,
Sealed proposala must state the price Dor
number or cattle proposed 70 DO gfuIrd
thereon at any ono time Proposals must
for lilo period of one scar oaly, from date
of lease Everything being hniinfactory, It
d proposed q award ne privilege to this
for the range, but the iigbt "a reserved to
reject any snd ~ proposals. and no permip
Or lease WI DC la ~ hsreaa s,I slcspt
tary OF tho interior. knch hid munt
10 accompanied by a certified check
Iepo,iisfy or soIvent naiionsi bank in The
yiinity of tho bidders place Of bunlncaa.
made payable to me order Of the commits
fi0ner Of indian hnairs. foF At least D per
cent OF the amount Of the proposal, wnicn
check OF draft 0hnll DO forfeited 20 the
United Htat0a IN case any bidder or bidders
receivinF al award nhaii fail 30 properly
erecute The nErceiuent for lease for grngins
pnyilcges, and a suitable bond for fHithful
Performance or his part Of tho contract.
otherwise TO be returned to thk bidder
niddcfs receiving nn award will be rn-
aured 10 furnish protection 20 all Indians
living within thgr rrspecuyo ranges
araInat All depredatioua from stock. Al
i,idt mnst be submitted IN accordance with
mo terms OF this adYerilsemcnt or they
VIII not be c0nkdrfpd. AZ the expiration
n The fine for which said inndu are Leased
iii fcn,es built thereon will revert 70 ths
indians. said ranges arc bounded az fol-
lows. to-wit. Range No. Il south OF Fora
I'm about ar miles and " bounded on the
norm and west By lands now used FOR
grazing purposes BY Couaneho Indians.
South " pasture now leased 70 Sugpl
Itros east by pasture leased 10 Cox a
flarte and contains about 1000 acres. No
IN les than 9 cent per acre VIII 10
rnirtalned Tor thia range Range No ~
wrat On Anadario about thirty-nve miles,
and 10 BOUNDED a. follows. tolwit: Norilt
by Warhita river and Cheyenne country
n1uih by road running from Anndnrko ~
IN oreeF. eadf by Rainy Mountain creek
west By pasture leased 10 Coz a Hou1tuns
containing about 1870 acres. Hugh q
ilrown Aciine Indian Agent klowa ana
ComHnebs Agency Anaaarko oklahofaA
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TCROWLE e. SIAENES 500 Houston Street
FINANCIAL.

LOANS on IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
eau he placed at q, and per cfut
rate according TO security. Glen Walgur
Jr.
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WANTED POSITION AS Bo0K.KEEPEil
by thorough accountant with best ~
references. VIII post up small sotq OF
books reasonable. Address A. J. -, al3
Main street, city. -
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wANTED-AT ONCE, A POSITION As
rctuuchpr or hnlsher IN some good gnl'
furnished, Address H., Box Z Latyrne,
Kansas. -
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WANTED SITUATION ny A MAN AND
vito tGcrmRul. together or separately
man to handle horses, wife 10 cOOl, wash
AMI Iron. y. u, care Gazette.
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SECONDHAND STORE.
SITUATION wAxrED-MAtn.

WANTED PRINTER WANTS woluK ~
printing uillce or grocery store have
worked in both places; Will work cheap.
gr
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With every s. cash purchase ~ sl M
IN Thanksgiving. NeiellA1 A'S-'
gfau.fan street
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YOUNG LAWYER DESIRES A POSITION
ences Address No, ~, care unselIr' -
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WANTED - SITUATION AS HORSE
shoer. Address n. W., Atlanta holel
1il2 Main street. ~
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OUTDOOR SPORT.

Hunting clothing, camp chairs, cots and
tents at Anderson's gun house.
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TINE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE
writer has been Cor more than fifteen
years, and Is now, the standard writing
machine Of the wotld Its latcat model Il
Tor ali machines. Merchant 4 Manning,
state dealers, Dnllne.
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MISCELLANEOUS

tiIscEiI.ANEouS-
xvtyrgp no BuY A GOOD HEATING
storc Must be IN good condition aud
ohcap. Address "a. s., cars Gazette
DEATH. DRALIS0 HABITS pAIlaEssl.Y
caise you 10 receive BY refura mall an
ab9oiutry harmless. paiplcas, fefltin,t
fnrc for the WOrpblue or whisky hnHit.
no for po1aL no humbng. Aaorcen "
Wilson. coaanehe, Tex. u ais-ya clrsr
for s..
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rAwNpRoKnR.
JEWELLERS

W. q. sRYrRtEnT. WArCIlNtAikEH
and icwplcF, only nratolnsa repair aio1
In The city. Under opera house.
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bTrAm DYp wonKs.

FORT wonrH FrEAM DYE wQRKs..
ladies ana genla' garments Of al klnds
Houston street. Fort Worth, Tex. Goods
sent BY express promptly attended TO-
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vyA,,1.pp-A BANK MAN WITH rxpE-
risnee and $1,000 10 $4,000 capital. 10
tate Official position and stock in well
established. parins national bank OF
n 100 population IN Fpod county IN
srcras STATE arr, experience capital and
fsferfn1cH. Address Banker, Fort Worth,
Texas.
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AT wAsAINGroN,s TOME,


Tho Spanish Princess Visits Mount Vernon
and is Royalty Entertained.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 24,-The
Infanta Of Spain and her suite, accom-
panied by the cabinet ministers OF the
United States, the diplomatic corps and
otherwise distinguished retinue to-day
visited the tomb Of Washington. The
royal party aIiGhted from carriages and
boarded the steamboat Charlie Nc.
Allister to tho strains OF the Spanish
national air. A squad OF marines was
at the gang plank, and as the princess,
escorted by Commander Davis, stepped
on board she was given u salute.
Mt. Vernon was reached while the
party were at luncheon, and the band
played, Nearer, My God, To Thee"
When the vessel landed at the Mt.
Vernon wharf. the Vamoose, Mr.. Will
lam Hearsss steam yacht, anchored
near by, dipped its colors. The princess
went ashore on the arm OF Secretary
Gresham. The marines presented arms,
The men in the crowd on the wharf re-
moved their hats and the princess
bowed and smiled. A big carryall was
in waiting and in this the infanta and
some OF the party were conveyed up
the hill to the tomb of Washington.
Here halt was made for few minutes
and then they proceeded on their way
to the mansion. But there were go
many people in the mansion that it was
with difficulty that the infanta was
shown through the historic old house
by q committee Of the Mt. Vernon re-
gents, headed by Mrs. Hearst.
The reception given by her royal
highness to the members ofithe diplo-
matte crops was to have taken place at
. o'clock tonight but it was $3.50 before
abe appeared in the reception rooms.
At her request the diplomatic corps
did not wear the uniform OF their rank
but came in evening dress. The recep-
ton lasted for half an hour.
At 1920 o'clock tho 'infanta and suite
took carriages at the hotel and were
driven to the British embassy, where
one OF the most elaborate social func-
tlons OF this season took place. The
event was a celebration Of the seventy
fourth anniversary OF Queen Victoria's
| birthday.
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BELFAsT, May 24.-The Conservatives
OF Belfast and neighboring towns made
a great demonstration tonight in Ulster
hall in honor OF the Marquis OF Sails
bury, Fully 5000 Obstetrics, most of
whom carried miniature union jacks,
took part in the meeting Previous to
the arrival OF Lord Salisbury, Captain
Alexander CLARK Kennedy, late Of the
Cold Stream Guards, created furoreby
unfurling union jack, under which he
said the gronadiers fought at Waterloo.
And under that flag, he continued, the
loysIists would aghtin Ulster, and he
and many other officers Of the British
army would assist them.
At seven o'clock Lord Salisbury and
his wife and daughter, accompanied by
the mayor OF Belfast, Lord London
derry, the duke OF Abercorn, aud other
distinguished personages, drove TO
Ulster Hall, where he met with most
enthusiastic reception. The whole au.
dience arose and joined In grand cho-
rus, while hundreds OF miniature union
jacks were waved triumphantly in the
air.
When the enthusiasm had subsidized,
Lord Salisbury addressed the audience
on the subject Of home rule. He snid
he must confess that he could see no
advantage in delay or in prolonged
discussion of the home rule bill, which
at the present rate OF progress would
not reach the house OF lords before Sop
tember-a very iheonyenient date.
Therefore, he deemed 1t advisable to
quicken the committee stage OF the
bill. Nevertheless 1t must not be sup-
posed that the Unionists had any idea
OF amending the bill with a view OF
making II acceptable to the country at
largo. On the contrary, they only de-
sired to exhibit to the British people
the real nature Of the calamities 1t
would entail II 1t became law,
Mr.. Gladstone, throughout his career,
had passed from one view to another
always yielding principles which he
had previously declared to be inyiolable
and sacred. All sorts OF "faddists" re-
lied upon their ability to abstract con-
cessions from the universal yielder.
[Laughter. No man could fight against
the people, aud Ulster must in the long
run defeat o measure that depended
upon the strength Of q single man.
He appealed to his hearers, however,
to economic their strength and
above all, to do nothing in the way Of
disorder or riot, as any acts Of violence
would only give their enemies in Eng
land reason for calumniating them. Ii,
through faint heartedness, superstition
or the strategy Of o transient party
leader, tho work OF three centuries
should be shattered the disgrace would
be with the English people.
The meeting ended with the singing
Of the national anthem by the audience.
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WASHINGTON, D, G., May 24.-Foreign
missions ia a subject which is not like
" to provoke any heretlcal utterances,
so,tho general spectators were not so
much Interested in this mornings ses-
sion Of the general assembly as in those
Of tho afternoon session when the as
sembIy sat as high court to consider
the appeal in the Briggs case, Still,
tho members OF the assembly seemed
to have deep interest in the subject OF
foreign missions, the work in which
the church has spent over million
dollars during the past year. Close at
tention was paid to the reports aa they
were read, and tho stirring speeches
that followed were applauded. The as.
semblygot through good deal OF work
in tho morning.
The poromptory order for the after
noon was the Briggs case, and the as
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

A cabinet crisis in Spain has resulted
from the opposition Of the chamber to
tho proposed retrenChmonts in several
departments.
The tobacco factory OF D. Buchner &
Co., Now York, burned to the ground
last night, loss 100000. Four hundred
people arc thrown out Of employment
Tho Southern Presbyterian general
assembly passed resolutions advising
members OF the church to remain away
from the Worlds Fair on account Of
Sunday opening
Tho report that tho Standard Oil
company has obsorbod tho Tidowater
Oil company was emphatically denied
by President Samuel q, Brown OF the
Tidowater company.
Dartmouth won tho athletic sports OF
tho New England intercollegiate asao.
citation at Worcester Oval yesterday
with cAse. Amherst was second,
Brown third, Wesleyan fourth.
Tho American newspaper publishers,
In session at Chicago rotorrod tho pro.
posed now System Of measuring typo,
lby which whether the typo was "lean"
or "iat," compensation TO tho compost.
tor would DO unlform) TO u committee
with power to act,
Tho editor Of tho Now York Drg
Goods Chronicle has submitted list Of
specific charges against the custom
house officials, furnishing tho names OF
witnesses. Tho charges aro In oIInct
That Examiner Wiswoil passed certain
invoices OF j. IL Simon & Co., who
paid $4,000 In additional duties for
under Valuation,
In his argument before tho Bering
Sea tribunal yesterday in Paris, sir
Charles Russell, counsel for England
roptoachcd Mr.. Carter, Of tho United
Statoa counsel, for conteuding that tho
killing Of female seals was wrong. lie
quoted from lDltors written by Mr..
DAinO and Charles j. God, OF Wost Vir.
ginlu, TO show that Prof, Elliott was OIL
authority Oh seal life,
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THE WpATHgR puREAu.

Report of tho Result of tho Investigation
MANY OF tho Charges Sustained
WASHINGTON, y. O., May 24.-Assist-
ant Attorney General Colby, to-day
made his report to the secretary Of
agriculture on the weather bureau in
vestigation. He enters into voluminous
details to sustain his conclusions that
the system OF management adopted by
the chief OF the weather bureau, in ad-
dition to the objection OF being without
authority OF law, has resulted in the
relieving OF subordinate officials from
responsibility and in the entire absence
OF business methods 80 noticeable in
the general conduct OF the executive
work. Neitehr the chief Of the bureau
nor any subordinate ofIicars are re-
carded as responsible for the past
amount OF property or the funds OF the
funds OF the government in hia charge,
although over 100000 have been eX.
pended through the officers OF the
bureau during the year.
The evidence shows. that tho property
Of the government has been taken from
the bureau for private use, or illegally
sold, that official embezzlements have
been discovered and brought to the no.
tice OF the chief Of the bureau, but the
offenders, with perhaps single excep-
ton, have never been punished; and
that many Thousands Of dollars worth Of
public property carried on the official
rolls is not to be found in the bureau and
is unaccountod for. 1t further appears
that there is u lamentable lack OF harm
ony in the relations existing between
different officials Of tho weather bureau.
Officers Of high rank are on terms Of
personal enmity with ono another.
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MAY HE ENJo1NED.
Tho Sunday Opening Matter Lnft to AT.
torney NIllchrisps Discretion.

Tho Sunday Opening platter Lnit TO AT
torney NTllchriSts Discretion.
WASHINGTON, D, O., May 24.-United
States District Attorney Milchrist, oI
Chicago. had an interview with At
tornoy General olnoy to-day about the
action OF tho United States commission
in deciding to permit tho Worlds Full
to open ON Sunday.
In advance OF any violation OF the
law the attorney general declined tc
give Mr.. Mlchrist any specific instruc.
tions, and informed him that until such
violation had been officially presented
he must uso his own discretion. Mr..
Milchrist left hero for Chicago this
evening and II the Fair Is opened Sum
day, II Is believed ho will 20 into the
Unitot States circuit court md nBk tnr
an injunction restraining tho commits.
sionorS from further Sunday opening
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N1nlnp,A I,nlldlnr pOdlontoh.

CntcAuo, May 24.--rhe Maine state
building was dedicated in tho proBonCa
Of large nsncmblago. Tho Hon. II. o.
Durloigh, president Of tho Maine board
OF Worlds Fair managers, called tho
gathering to order, aud after tho prayer
llo mudo u speech. delivering tho build
ing over to Governor Cleavns, repre-
sonting tho state Of Maine. Governor
CIoavos responded and then delivered
the building TO tho public TO be used
especially nstho homo of Maine cltizons
who may come 10 tho fair.
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HARnMAlLIl EAlLuRE.
Tho Van Wagner nnd Williams Company
GOoa Under,

Tho Van Wagner and Williams Company
Coos Under.
New YoRk, May 24.--Tho Van Wug-
nor aud Williams Company, Of IA War.
ron street, wholesale dealers in hard.
waro, have failed. To-day thoy were
attached for $4,000 aud application was
made for tho appointments Of receiver.
A receiver was appointed lato this
afternoon. Ho has staff Of clerks 20.
ing over the books In order 10 obtain q
statement Of tho assets and liabilities.
rho firm Of Van Wagner and Williams
has very high credit, and, II is said.
transacted the second largest business
among tho wholesale hardware houses
in this city
The company Is capitalized under the
laws Of tho state Of Now Jersey for
100000, and has property In this city
Brooklyn and Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE FRGNoH onAaniNED


kong Valley.
PARIS, May 24.-'rhe French public
arc chagrined and incensod by the
meagroness OF the official news regard
ing the troubles between the Fronch
and siamese in tho Makono valley. The
details OF the attack on tho French An
namite garrison ut Knong are still want
ing and the affair, Notwithstanding it's
evident importance. and tho serious
loss suffered by the French, IL barely
mentioned in tho official dispatches.
The newspapersgive voice TO complaints
OF bad management OH the part Of tho
French authorities entrusted with the
defence OF French interests on the Sia-
meso frontier, mingled with invectives
against Great Britain, which power is
accused OF backing the Siamose in their
hostile attitude toward the French. The
French government appears to be in
huenced by the outcry, and II Is report-
cd that NJ. Verneville tho French resi-.
dent superior in Cambodia, has been re-
cnllal.
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fully revise or amend the constitution

fully revise or amend the constitution
by final judgments in heresy trials,
The public prosecutors were pushing
the PresbyteTion church into very in
consistent and dangerous position.
They were endeavoring to secure new
definitions OF dogma by final judgment
in heresy trial, when they ought to
aim to secure them by oVertures in
accordance with the provisions of the
form OF government. The form OF gov
ernment prescribed their paths, not
tho book Of discipline,
DR.. Briggs spoke an hour aud half
and then yielded for motion to
adjourn.
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TIC Minors Confcrellpo.

BRussELs, May 24-ThO ninors' inter.
national conference, at lis session TO-
day. adopted resolution in favor Of m
eiiht hours working day in the mines.
The supporters OF tho resolution repre-
sented O94, 900 miners aud tho oppo-
nents represented 100000 miners. Tho
conference then proceeded to discuss
the question OF universal strike to
enforce tho eight hour system.
The conference voted unanimnuslyin
favor OF tho exclusion OF female labor
from use In aud about mines
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THE THOMAS QUESTION.
It is Settled, Temporarily at LOnst, at tho
Worlds Falr.

MOFIu'H FulTs
cmcAdo, May 24.-Tho Theodore
Thomas question may be considered
practically settled, and nS result Mr.
Thomas will romain in charge Of liiS
department with his powers Of control
somewhat curtnilcd TO gntlsIy tho mom.
burs OF tho national commission who
wore clamoring for his dismissal. Tho
result was arrived NJ stormy meeting
Of tho board OF reference and control
held last evening. Commissioner st.
Clair offered resolution which In olTccL
provided that II DO reported that Thoo.
dorO Thomas is Under the direction aud
control VI Director General Davis, Just
a. Mr. Davis is under tho authority Of
tho commission, aud the council Of
administration was by 1t instructed 10
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THE BATTLE is ON.
rbe Argument On the Briggs Ap-
peal Case Begun
IN THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

Dr. Birch Opens In Behalf of the
Appeal and Dr. Briggs Appears in
His own Behalf iu opposItion-He
Delivers au Able Argument-The
Alleged Hereto Claims That Hav.
ing Boon Acquitted Once He Can
not Again BE Tried tor the Same
Olensc.
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slonm.hip Arrlyni..

BRFNEs, May 9L--ArtIvod.--stutt.
CART, Baltimore,
palLHDrIrii4, May a4.-ArrlyOd--
Ohio, liverpool.
NEw Yonk, May 24,--Arriyed--
Rhyndlnnd, Antwerpi Teutonio, Liver.
pool Nevada, Liverpool.
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look after and fully protest the right Of
exhibitors, This will settle the matter,
temporarily at least.
BRITISH CoLoKs

Prominent ou the Grounds-The Day Given
over to Great BFItain-sunday Closing
Question.
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO
May 24.-Tho colors OF Great Britain
were uuusally prominent at the worlds
fair to-day, and the British building
and those OF Canada and India were
brilliantly decorated. "God Save tho
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THE MEN OF ULSTER
Give Lord Salisbury a Great Re-
ception at Belfast.
BIG EN7I-HOME RULE MEETING,

III Which tho Union Jack Figures
Promipently-The UlsteFltos EN-
phasize Their Loyalty to England.
A Striking Scene ip the North of
Ireland-Lord Salisbury Declares
That tho Passage of the Home RulO
Bill Would Be Disgrace to Eng,
land.
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Yln.nn 10 nnnllrx To.dnx.

Special Dispdtch 10 the IntelliTacr.
CnAp1rsroN, W. Va, May 24.-on
the return OF Judge Jackson, who Is ex-
pected tomorrow, Hon. S. s. Vinson
aud his deputies will qualify and as
sumo their duties at once.
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WOMAN'S SPHERE,
Demonstration of How It
is Broadening
FOUND IN The PRESS CONGRESS

At tho Worlds Fair-Tho Sunday
Opening Programme May Be Inter.
tered With BY an IpJunction-ThO
Queens Birthday Celebrated by
the Dedication ofthe British Build.
ing-The Attendance Gradually In,
oreaslng-A Bright Outlook,