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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17
MEDICAL,
TOO OFTEN THE CASE.
INTERESTING PROOFs.

A Young society lady, after a round Of
payety, becomes suddenly conscious OF Qn an
Usual sensation. She has frequent attacks Of
di..iness, her back aches, and she feels blue ard
generally run down.
Mothers, look well TO your daughters!
Daughters, look well TO yourselves
Let the first symptom denoting the APP
proach of disease receive your instant utten-
lion. Healthy women arc the hope OF the
race, and it is well-nigh criminal TO neglect
ANYTHING which promises relief.
There Is k0psfor all sufferers from Nervous
DiseaseS Read what follows;
Mrs. Jennie @, Davis, fine artist and IN
accomplished authoress, of Westheld, Wis,
had been subject to headache ever since she
could remember. So severe wero her ut.
tacks as to cause ut times temporary delirium,
An treatment had failed to relieve her, but
after using DR.. Miles Restorative Nerviuo
she writes; "My record is TO me, at least
satisfactory, No headache, constantly in,
creasing appetite, and a consequent gain in
weight Of two and half pounds in just one
week"
Si1 weeks later she writes; " Have read
and sewed immoderately Of late, but my
headaches do not return"
Mrs. John r, Miller,of Valparaiso, Ind,
was attacked three years ago with turn Of life
in its worst form. II finally went to her
head and all indications were that it would
result either in insanity or softening Of the
brain Hei husband thus writes; "Itwould
b, inposible for mo to attempt description
y NJ 4gsnigs during all this time She
va, lreoiod by our very beSt local physicians
sin bnt temporary benefit. She has taken
Crr bottles Of DIR. MILES RESTORATIVE
NJ WYE ID Is cured, She has gained
We. " pom j. in weight. tell you, she
oftel Llesses lou for what you have done for
her"
Eesullgct hat for the CURE Of oil Ner-
YOU, Diseas there Is no remedy which ap-
proael,,s d. lfleS Restorative NerviRs Il is
rec 4, a ID eerous drugs and opiates. Sold
lyoll drugp Us, on q positive guarantee, or
u 4ilea NJ aical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
90 by Drut sIsts Everywhere, mrls.NwP4wy
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plans on pREsnYTHRIANs.

Preparations for the General Assembly
Quarters Already Assigned to Most Of
the Commissioners,
WAsHNaroE, D. O., May l6.-All but
two Of the $50 commissioners who will
compose the lO5th general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church have commu-
nicated with the committee on enter
tainment, and quarters have been as
signed to more than 500 Most Of them
Will DO entertained at hotels, but 200
will be tho guests Of members Of the
New York Avenue church, where tho
assembly will hold Its sessions. The
Rev. DIR. W. @. Young, the moderator,
will DO at tho Arlington, Professor
Briggs will DO the most prominent per-
son present, although not commits
sioner, and several members OF the fac
ully OF the Union Theological Seminary
will also attend,
The programme for tho assembly has
not been completed, aud will not be un-
til the arrival of DIR. Roberts, the stated
clerk. Tho sermon OF the retiring mod
orator, DR.. Young, will no preached ut
the opening session on Thursday morn
ing. In the afternoon the election OF o
new moderator will be held, and this
promises TO be an interesting and ex-
citing affair. In the evening there will
DO communion service for the commits
sioners at the New York aYenVe church.
On Friday morning the new Modera.
tor will begin his duties and announce
the committees OF the General Assem-
bly,. On the following Sunday morning
the new moderator will preach q SER
mon to the assembly, and in the even
ing some we'll known preacher will be
asked to conduct the services. The
commissioners will go on an excursion
TO Mount Vernon on the goth, and on
May 90 they will DO received at the
white house by the President and Mrs.
Cleveland. The next evening, Tuesday,
Senator and Mrs. Brice will give u fete
champetre in their honor in the garden
OF the Corcoran house. A reception
and luncheon by President yelling, OF
tho Columbia University, will be one
OF the social features Of tho gathering,
the date Of which, however, is not yet
fixed
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10 e7ji; September $40 95al0 lOalQ a5i shoulders
SO OJal0 ~ short clear SO 95al0 90.
BUITEa-WcaEer; creamery lsa2sci dairy lisa
2lc.
Edss-Ealer at lSsc
NEW YoRE. May lG-FlouF. receipts $1,000 bar
Tes; exports 700j barrels; market duh and easy.
Wheat receipts 2l9,0O0 bushels; exports ablOJl
bushels; sales 10000 Bushels OF futures anu
10000 bushels OF spot spot market tTmer; NO
2noTtheTn S{ci options firm und higher; 10.
rcd July s0l sas0j slsOIc: August sllsas3lsn
S91SG; September SSySaSii saS35sc: December sb5s
nsIbsaSIlfc. Corn, recolplS A,OO busheAi OK
ports u 900 bushels ;saes 40 600 bushels Of futures
and 5000 bushels OF spot; market ilTn aud
higher; May 6ll4o; June 60l Ia6O lSa5lc; August
bO1lajlailc September ll4ajll Ellltsc; OatS, re,
ceipts l6loO0 bushels; sales llbOOO bushels o.
futures and 6O,0OO bushels Of spot; market dull
and weaker; May SjS4a.ijj 4a25llGi June a5Eci
July S5Iici No. Chicago SdSc; No white
4O}Sc, Cut meats firm. Lard qnleEi western
steam sll %; May $40 %; July Sll Is: september
sll W, Pork quiet; old meas III 20; new mess
Eggs quiet; western fresh l4Jlc, Tallow strong;
city b54c Rosln dull TuTpentine dull Ut " 10,
Rice easy, MolHsseS quiet Coffee ilrm Ut 6al0
points down. Sugar quiet and steady
CIScISSATI, O.. May l6,-Flour steady; Wheat
firm; No, Ied nc; receipts d'OOl bushels snip,
meuts $500 buShels Corn strungi No. mixed
4jHc, Oats trmer ut aHc. Rye strong; No
Gle, Pork trIner at SO "a Lard In good demand
at slO25, Bulk meats firm ut sl0371S, bacon
quiet ut Sl2OO. Whisky steady at 81 IL butter
easier aud lower; fancy Elgln creamery Sci
Ohio g1s2lc, Eggs firm at lie, Cheese tlEn.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May l6.-Flour quiet
Wheat firm; No. /? red May 76i4a77c; June 7T74a
Use; July 753tai9c; August 7g33lslc. Corn quiet
and unchanged; No, mixed May 6O1SG; June
6OajOlle; July OIEc; August 6OJSa5io Oats dulli
No 9 white May, June aud July iOknilc. Butter
dull and lower; Pennsylvania creamery extra
&c, Eggs quleti Pennsylvania tirsts lj4c.
Cheese ilrn.
BALTIMORE, May lG-wheat easy; No, red
spot 76kc; May 76j4c; June TIC: July 7sS4c.
Corn strong; mixed spot jOIEc; May 5OAcilJuno
6OAc; July 5OlSc, Oats quiet: No. white
western il%ai2Ie. Rye ATmj No. 06c. Hay
quiet at SIS 6OalB 80. butter weaker; creamery
fancy 96c Eggs steady at ll|lc Coffee steady at
l7Ac.
TOLEDO o., May l6-Wheat firm and higher;
No. 2cash I34c; May 7SSc; July 16Fei August
SIC Com Drmi No 2 cash 9nd My l5,1c;
quiet prime caSh 81 IS; October 81 ~,
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, May 1G-Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1901 head: market steady; choice
s. 0Oa5 .; Others 81 coal %; grass Texans s. lOa
s g.; fed Texans s. 90ai i0;cowssl 40ai o.. Hogs,
receipts 10, 900 head: shipments 5000 head; mar
ket active, and 5alOc higher; mixed and packers
s7i0a7 IS; primo heavy weights 81 G0n7 20; prime
light 81 GGa7 65. Sheep, receipts 1900 heud;
shipments 1000 head; market slightly higher;
clipped Texans 81 90: clipped natives 81 OJa6 %;
western 81 00aj IS; wooded s. l5a5 10; lambs
S. 5Ja7 s..
EAST LIBERTY, May l0.-Cattls. receipts 30
head shipments 100 head; market stendy and
ments 1000 head; market slow and fair; light
to best heavy 81 GOG7 90 Sheep, receInts l,W o
head; shipments 900 hond market very dull
and l0al5C of from yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI. O., May l6-Hogs active md
higher ut 60 75a7 70; receipts $500 head; ship
ments 1000 h0ad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

The more Chnmberlain's Cough Rem.
cdy is used the betteri 1t Is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold II is good when your
cough 10 seated aud your lungs arc sore.
1t Is good In any kind OF a cough. wo
have sold twenty-five dozen OF It and
every bottle has gwen satisfaction.
Stcdman & Friedman, druggists, Min.
nosotn Lake, Mimi,
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uorsc nnd NInlc MARKET.

CfNciHNATI o., May I8.-The horse market:tor
the past week has been extra good, there being
good demand for oil Glasses OF stock, especially
horses good 500 10 1850; extra tlJOa22O; driving
and saddle hOneS, good sll0al3O; extra slSO
al7j; southern, good s7OagO; extra sJOal9i
plugs s2OajO MuIes-There Is good demand
Tor all classes OF mules especially when straight
teen hands extra from 10 years old; fourteen
to fifteen hands, good sG0aS0; fourteen to fifteen
hands, extrn SSOalOO; fifteen to sixteen hands.
good sl00al20; fifteen TO sixteen hands, extra
Sl25al5O: sixteen TO sixteen and half hands.
good SljOal71: sixteen 10 sixteen and hall
hands, extra Sl70alS5.
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NYnnl.

PHILADELPHIA, May l6-WOol quiet; Ohio,
pennsylvania and West Virginia XXX and above
2sa3Oc X 25a27c; medium S0a32c; coarse SOa32c;
New York. Michigan Indiana and western fine
or Xxx 2laeGc: medium GOa3!c: coarse S0a3!c; line
washed delnlno X aud Xxx 27aS2c; medium
washed Combng and dclaluo Sla3Ic; coarse do
do Ila33c Canada do 32a3Sc; tub WISHED choice
3ia3Gc: ialr 33a3ic: coarse 80a;I3c: medium un'
21a25c: Montana l5a20c; territorial l3a2Oc.
NEW York, May l6,-wool firm and quleti
domestic fleece 2faS2c; pulled 26aS7c; Texas liza
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Hogs advanced n friction over last quotations,
CHOICE being now TIE, Cattle went up some
and lambs arc unchanged.
Cdtlle-Extra, 1000 TO 1900 lbs. 4i4aiS5c;
good. 900 10 1000 lbs. 46Oail4c good, sOOto 90,
lbs 4ltail<c; fair, 200 to 500 lbs 4ailo; common
coo TO 100 lbs. S4aici bulls, 2HG3Ic; cows,
2n3c.
Kogs-Extru, z4Oa7Hc; good, 711aza5c; COM
&eep1Extra, 4aiIc; soOd, sNaici common,
2knIc; lambs, 5a7c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

Dr. WooD's NORWAY PINE SYRUP was
used for years as q prescription by u
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
speCts the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on guar
antee OF satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

Tho best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, Boros, ulcers, salt rhouin, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin oruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II is guaranteed 10 glvO perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price % cOnta
q box. For sale bv Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

NEW YonK. May lG.-wcstepn mails bring few
dry goods market was that Of extreme quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

NEW YORK. May 1O.-plg iron quiet; American
SO 76ali 50. Copper easy; lake $40 50. Lead
dull: domestic 8 So TIN closed firm; straits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

CNcNSATt, o.. May l6,-cotton steady aud
qulet mlddllng no.
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vEv pennsylvania stations.
IyIEGRnSgIVdliaI LINES.
Trains Run BY Central Time.

rIrKrr OyYtcEs AT pInJNsYINAsA STATION o.
MATru ST., fuur ~ EIfyLNTH III, WliEELiNo,
AT MOLINE liOuHii WitEEttg1, AND AT TINS
pENNBHtvANnA B1ATiuN. pHibdErUnT.
pn''ruwEnt sYRrrH-" pAg HANDLE l.ourE."
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WheelInd Brldne & terminal nv.

Time Tnblo No 8 70 take OITcOl l2l0l a. M,
Sunday, November ~, 1871
i0ti5. lOtS, fiii5O a IN, 'iiiiiS tits" t5iS1
b8,N, el.b $50 1850 ~ In.
Leave Puninsula-t5a6, 1910 I'm Ism.
tpl5l, 1891, tiOi2l. olli61 a M. ti2igl tiijl,
ta,00. 'i.27 el;ll, cost 1919 p. tn.
Leave Terminal Iuncllon-ldiI1, t0i1l, '7,2l.
oiOOa. Pl0il tll;i5 A. mi lilh tl,l7, elH1
ei,i5. tj.l1 t55l tSl1t tiOlil y. IN.
Leave Laughlln's Mlll--l7'2l. tiiils a IN /
tiiiS eltLl eiiiS D. IN
tiilp. el!li, ojilp y. m.
'bary iDaily okoopl sunday. SUNDAY, ONLY.
All trains will rim on Eastern Time Clock In
tho Telegraph once OF Wheeling IA tho stand.
JE TAussl1. supotlntondont
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

II novor failed to cure dyapopslt and
liver complaint Take Simmons livOF
Regulator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

OH CITY, Pa, May lG-Oponcd 571Ic: high.
est bS4c lowest j7jSc; closing at bsltc: sales TO-
900 barrels; clOarances none; shipments 1882
barrels; runs Vj,2S5 barrels.
NEW York. May 1G-The petroleum market
was dull and neglected. not single sale having
been reported. june options. sales none bSc bid
all day
PITTSBURGH PA. May lG-opencd 571Sc; closed
6SAc: highest 6SIIc; lowest i71Ic.
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RAILRoAps.
WheeIlnn & Eln Grove Railroad.

On and ailcr Saturday, October 1. 49, tralni
will run rs follows. Oltytlnoi
LEAVE WHEELiNd-H6 500 q. m, TOO a in, 500
a. IN. 700 H. M 1000 a. IN. li01 H. m, 1900 IN,
100 p, IN, 100 p in 500 p IN, 100 n M, 6,Jl
p M, coop m, 100 p. IN, 500 p IN, $50 n
In. ll;OO %, m.
LEAVE ELN GRoyE-eO.Ooa IN, 1904 M. sol
a MP Goa m 1890 n IN, il;O0 q IN, 1900 IN.
100 p, M 800 n m, 500 p. IN, 400 n m. SIN
y. in., CiOO p m, 7:O1p IN, 500 p in, 0.lO p.
In, 10 ~ p. IN
eDalli. except Sunday
suNDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove a.
D,i3 q m. and Wheeling al 1871 p. m,
H. Y WElSgERBER,
oc1 G0nctal Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, December 10, Passenger
Trims will run as follows: "DallY tDally Er
ccnt sunday Central Time
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VEGETABLES AND PRUITs

Tropical FTiIils-LemOn9, 50 0OnlgJ per b0Xi ba'
nanas, 81 GOA! " per bunch; oranges, MeSsina
s. 25, Florida 81 %
TegtGble,-CabbRge, crate, new Charleston cab
bage s! CO., Early Rose potatoes 70a75c per bushel;
Bermuda onions. Il gOa2 w per barrG
Fresh Frlits-Apples 50 % p0r barrel.
Edriy KrDcfGb'cs-Asparagus, II % dOz; spinach.
81 90; cucumben, VOC per dozen; cress, 81 %
per bushel; lettuce, 81 10 per buShol; onions,
a0c per dozen; radishes, 2jc per dozen; southern
tomatoes, fancy s. 90 per cratc; strawberries, He
per quart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

BltLer-Country choice. per pound. 2sa30c
country good 20lllC; creamery sc.
EJ1s-Fresh In caso l6c per dozen.
P0Hliry-Prlce per pound: Old rOosters 6l7c
chickens, spring, 0alOc; chickens, hen, 9alOc
ducks lOc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
SWALLOWED DIAMONDS.
How Dying Wife Circumvented
Her Predecessors Family.

LINCOLN, Neh Sept. "a novel
suit is to be entered in the court of this
place at its next sitting, in which one
party claims the right to have post
norton examination of body made,
while the other opposes It, and deies
the first to proceed with the affair. 1t
seems that few years ago a Mr. War
rington, a well-to-do cattleman Of this
county, married n second wife to whom
he presented the jewels, consisting of
valuable diatnGnd belonging to the first
Mrs. Warrington, and which she had
received as part of her marriage por-
ton from her father, wealthy mer-
chnnt in jewclry in San francisco
Warrington dying shortly after his see
ond venture into matrimony, Mrs. War
rington Eept ~ diamonds in defiance
of the family Of her predecessor, who
claimed them rs the deceased wonan's
heirs. Suit was brought against her, but
shs declared that her husband had sold
them shortly afte: they We're married,
and that she had no property to make
good the loss even If she were liable
for the act Of Mr.. Warrington.
This story was not believed by the
first Mrs Wariington's family. who
maintained that the woman still had
them in her possession, and soon after
her death, which took place some weeks
ago, the nurse who attended her in her
last illness testified that the day she had
died she had her bring her box filed
with unset gems, which she deliberately
swallowed one by one, passing away 90
few moments after She had got the
last one down. The family now wish to
disinter her body aud 20 open H. for the
recovery of the diamonds but her own
people not crediting the nurses story,
refuse to allow what they consider a
dissertation of the dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
1ExAS RAILWAY.
Great Rock Island Route.

Thousands Of patrons from the stntes
Of Illinois. Iowa, Kansas and Missouri,
stopped az Englewood during their visit
to the Worlds fair and the result is
that We have an equal number of thOus-
nnds Of pcOpie advertising us among
their friends.
Now We want to say something to the
people Of Texas about our terminals and
the facilities Of this same station of
Englewood. II Is not suburban station,
for although seven miles from the court
house, II is right in the heart Of the
South side residence district of Chicago
and directly west from the Worlds fair
grounds.
Nothing Is more bewildoriug to the
average person on his first visit to Chi
cagO than TO be landed in the middle
Of the crowd and hustle Of the business
streets. Chicago Is crowded at all times,
but Just now i is something ovcrwhelm-
ing. Then again, after arriving up town
everybody, with few exceptions. must
the fair ground district, by cable or
steam car, for II is only here thar accom-
mOdntions are provided for the crowd
This consumes from an hour to an hour
and half and then you are Just where
you would be If you had stopped at En-
glewood and taken an electric car to
your destination, besides having avoided
all annoyance.
All through trains stop at Englewood
mud passengers are met by uniformed
official whose business IL Is to direct peO-
pie to the hotels and boarding houses
and advise where accommodation can
be secured IN private houses at reason
able rates, He can take care Of all that
come and 20 az amy price. The Rock
Island company have issued map and
circular Of the Englewood district and
lalr grounds which eau be procured by
calling at Your nearest coupon ticket
agent or addressing j. c. McCABE,
General ticket and Passenger agent,
Bowie, Tex, or o. r. BYERS.
General agent, COS Main street, Fort
Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
sLAUGHTERIHG WILL BEGIN
AT THE pAcKERY IN a SHORT
TIME.
superintendent Tillinshast Itcturns
Ready for Business-Improvements
Soon to be Made-what to Expect.

After an absence Of some weeks in
the North, Mr.. j. I. Tilhnghast, super
intendent Of the packery, returned yes
terday, and active preparations for the
immediate resumption Of Strengthening
Will be begun.
in conversation with a reporter Mr..
Tlllnghast said.
eve have been greatly delayed in our
work, and have been disappointed that
We could not begin Strengthening some
months sooner. There was great deal
Of work TO be done, however, before the
machinery at the packery was thor
oughly ready, and though delayed, we
have thought II best TO walt until every
thing was got ready, so AS not 10 be
compelled to stop after We had once
begun.
You can say he added, that all
the promises made when the present
company bought the packery and the
stocLyards will be carried out. Our
company has invested several hundred
thousand dollars in this plant, and VIII
spend yet Il great deal IN making II the
best Ia the country for dressing and re-
frgerating beef. mutton and pork. we
shall, in due time, udd another building
10 De used as betl felilEcIdtoI. AIil
now there Is sufficient to handle the
sheep and hogs, but we need another
with a higher ceiling TO enable us TO
handle all the beef we expect to lind
a demand for. The facilities now az
hrnd allow Us to slaughter and dress
about 900 cattle day. but we expect
soon TO have market for double this
number.
In the way Of general talk Mr.. Till
inghnst said there was everything at
hand 10 make second Omann at Fort
Worth He was at Omaha when the
packery WAS first begun. and there was
nothing In the neighbOrhood of 1t but
blank prairie. That was but few
years ago Now the pnckery is the cen
ter OF city Of thousands of well-to-do
wort.people, all of whom are more or
less dependent upon II. The same thing
can be done here, for there are more
cattle and sheep tributary to Fort
Worth thru To Omaha, and We have q
population around Fort Worth that will
furnish market for all the meat that
can be handled here.
No date has been set for the beginning
Of Strengthening and dressing. hut that
time is not far of, ms there is not much
more 10 be- done IN the way OF completing
the repairs now under way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
nivIdends OF $40 Per shnro.

/, CHICAGO, H., Sept 5.-Dlrcctors ~
ne, Chicago city railway company nj
thcir regular quarterly meeting declared
dividends on the stock which consbmto
AZ aEgregate almost unparalleled in he
nImnstory Of dyidcnd-paying cnterpiscs
quarterly dividend OF 3 per cent AMI sn
extra dividend Of per cent both OF of
course IN cash. In addition. thev vch,d
60 distribute S4,5OO,OOO in the Aner
N stock to stockho,ders. and also ~
divide among them 100000 Of Anev
II bonds; With Alley Il" stool, ~:
uied on a basis Of S70 a Share ' onai ",
bonds of that company ,siinrted
SsS the dividends DECLARED amount ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

MUscoGEE, l. r., Sept. 4.-tspecial1-
me query is' Can the strip be entered
from tue Usage couutry2 one section OF
tue proclamation is construed as coniradIc-
tory 1t reads "a strip Of 100 feet In
width around and Immediately within the
outer boundaries OF the entire tract OF
country TO he opened 10 settieinent pnder
the nroclamation, Is hereby temporarily sci
apart t9r the following purposes nnd uses
Wy; sNi1 strip, the Inner boundaries Of
Mnleh shhll be 100 feet from the exterior
nn2hnndnty OF the country known as the
tnerokee outlet. etc. 10y persons lawfully
settlement wv" 10
- This "proclam7tl,n" does not omen tbe
usas@ reservation and no lands west Of thg
east boundary Of the Osagcs Is to be opened
under the proclamation
The last part Of tho naraqraph indicatcs
that 100 foot Is 10 extend around the siFln
proper which includes the osares. 9'''p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
NOBODY WANTS HIM.
HOLLAND, THE VARIETY MAN,
MAY GAIN HIS LIBERTY.


Yesterday at Il O'clock. City Judge
Smith issued a caplaz pro fine on Mar
Ehnl Maddox with instructions to de-
liver Geo. Holland 10 the custody Of
Sheriff Euless. that being the limit Of
the timc given Holland to furnish an ac-
ceptablc bond. The marshal notified the
sheriff that he was ready 10 turn Hol-
land over. but Mr.. Euiess refused TO
lock the man W until he was positive
he was in The right After consulting
his attorneys the sheriff concluded that
he had no room for Holland in the eoun.
~ jail.
Judge Smith, not 10 he outwltted. i'm
medlately issued second capias com
mandng the city marshal 10 confiuc his
charge in the ualnhoosc, but NOT until
after he fudge Smith had scratched
out The words county JAZZ aud inserted
city JAZZ IN ihc.r stead, In the judg-
meat against Holland.
Marsha Maddox was present when
tbs was done aud remarked TO Judge
Smith that be ala NOT think he had ans
right 10 make any such changes ln the
judgment and be- also refused 10 rprog.
NE that he had authority 10 lock flU,.
Hand IN the city inil.
Tile mnrsha. however, wanted advice
upon The matter and was nh Yesterday
afternoon trying 90 ind ont which way
% act Judge Sirnlmau was consulted
but w0uld not advise one way or the
other uuiil hr took time 10 investigate
the case Thoroughly He promised TO
give lbs opinion hV TODAY nj 10 O'clock
Uni, then Ilo'alud Will be IN custody
OF the sheriff under guard. going about
NJ hp chpOsea.
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