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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28
AN OPIUM EATERS MANIA.
She Leaves Her Husband and Gets Her {
a Nunnery.

She Leaves Her Husband and Gets Her t ,
Nunnery.
NEW YORK. Jan. ga dispatch to The
Sun from St. Louis says: Charles w. PafflOw
Thurs lay applied fora writ of habeas cor
pus to secure his wife's release from the
convent of TIE Good Shepherd in this city.
Pafflow was married to Mary King in Dial,
las, Teh., in 1890 For year they lived
together happily, and then the wife became
addicted to the use of opium. Pafflow and
his wife moved to St. Louis several months
ago. She kept up the use of drugs. and GU
Nov. 80 abandoned her husband. She
went to the House of the Good Shepherd
and has been there ever since
Wants To BE Left Alone.
Mr.. Pafflow tried to induce her to re-
turn to him, but he failed. She sent him
word that she had no desire to see him and
would be glad if he would leave her alone.
The mother superior said Mrs. Pafflow was
a remorse stricken woman. She would
not consent to see Mr.. Pafflow because she
did not consider him her husband, claim
ing that she had married another man he
fore she met Paffiow and that this man.
from whom she had never been divorced
was still living.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

nor RFNT-A COTTAGE HOUSE. $50 TWEEN
+ ty-fourth street. Apply on premises.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28
intelligence Column.

T,HE DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOU
/ door every evening for 1axc per week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

VT ANTED BOARDER AND BOOMER AT
WAS Second Avenue. Gail mornings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

ulAN1ED-A COMPETENT COOK APPLY
w at Mr.. Stuart Harper's, Aiken street,
South Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

uIANTED-AG G, Cd STRONG ABLE BoDIF D
Wv girl for general Homework. Apply 32a
Brady street, Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

We OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY, IN EX
w elusive territory Onr cafes sell a. sight in
cty OF country Agents first in field actua ly get
ting rich One agent in one day cl AIRED SOL
SO can You. Catalogue free. adore :, ALPINE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

INTELLIGENT GENTLEMEN OF LARGE
! acquaintance wante. TO represent the SAFETY
FUND. Handsome income. Address. with ref
erences, Manaeer, 447 Rookery. Chicago. Ill
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-28

WANT eD-AGENTS TO ELI oVR CHOICE
w and hardy Nursery Stock. We have many
A. ecal varieties, both in fruits ornamen ais,
To offer. which are contr lied only by us. We
ma commi- sion or salary. Write US at once for
terms, and secure cho ce OF territory. May
BROTHERS. Nurserylen. Rochester, n. J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
COLORADO CITY SOCIETY.

Quite a little party of Young people
met at the home of Miss Mary Kcnnody
In South Colorado one evening last week,
and all report an excellent time. Dane
ing was q prominent feature Of the even
ing, and greatly enjoyed by an
Misses Laura aud Bcllc Stonemcts
cnierinincd a number OF their friends
ON Wednesday evening Mt their home
in South Colorado. These Young ladies'
are very popular In Colorado society, aud
are most pleasing hOstessOs.
\ novel entertainment Ia the way of an
VOID Maids sale" took place mt the
knights Of Pyimns hail last Friday
night and tue neat sum Of $40 was
ncttel lNie proceeds were for the hcne-
ht Of the Episcopal church. and the La
dies OF the church deserve much credit
for their untiring efforts In muking Il n
success The evening passed on very
pleasanty and ended In q dance.
The memhers Of the Commercial club
expect 10 give grand bah between
Nhrisuuns and New Yeats, Il Is said. and
e Is 10 be m enjoyable affair.
I'm "Wednesday cYpning the Young gem
tenen Of Colorado mot at The gymnasium
anN organaed the Colorado Athletic asaO-
eiation, with the following officers: Miles
hNneheti- president; ben Kennedy, vice
president; Felix Miller secretary; Harry
Simon, treasurer l.Oonard SIMON, physi.
sal director The association starts ont
~ q hourishlhg condition. with about
sixty memhers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
GRowii3Y & SllINis,


The news of the death of Mr. Il. X,
Croft, caused general regret among the
many friends of the deceased gentleman.
At special meeting OF r. 70. Lee
camp U. G. ", Comrades Eugene Burr,
were appointed committee to draft
suitable resolutions relative to the death
of Comrade Il. X. Croft, W. T.. Moon
ey, Eugene Burr, w. NJ. Mcconnell A.
II. Fraser William Barr, and John w.
Friend were appointed pail bearers The
funeral viii take place from the late
residence Of Comrade Croft corner See
M. Monday, the a5th inst. Mem.
hers Of the camp and all eN-Confed-
crate soldiers are earnestly requested to
intend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
LIVE STOCK MATTERS.
VESTS live STOCK Bill.

TTTTCgTT1IT n TVTTT l1rTDITT- nm \
NHol . LiN " STUN Dial
The necessity of having more definite
kuowled.e of the nuntbpr of cattle in the
corrtr,, Ia ,,,,s,,,,i,, i,croosi,s. and ,
Oo""''S % "U
general movement TO accomplish TINS emu
will result IN great good. In this line
the Live Stock Indicator has the follow
ing to say. including the text of the bill:
The entire Western country needs
greatly some system of determining the
amount of live stock of all kinds on hand,
the amount that Is likely to come on the
market in any given year and In any
three months of that year Estimates
of the number of live stock on hand in
the United States are largely gucsswork.
This is especially true with respect to the
number Of cattle and sheep The uncer-
tain element of these classes is the num-
Der on the various ranges over Western
Kansas ana Nebraska and the country
further west. 1t is possible by our pres
ent Announcements Tor collecting stats-
LeS to approximate to the nunber on the
farms, put not p9sSlple ny any neHuS
available TO me pubic To know rhe num-
DER on Tue rahcneS'
,cfnsn was n"ptu !int Wnen ". ne eg ..Ys -,
80 49,. was suNe bhS i,so.,n o,, N"u. pe
ElNSh 10 tfc pun''c US soom as l,"'ial",e'
Nv 't''' I"' ,I'i,s Ne l,it'at, e H.,
noT ~ .,ri.,it,ro nirr,,i5,,,tnI
U ,' IN, nnt,,,i e,c1s IL IL hon,o thot
Ma no,sns r,,,ryg boyn nc,'er %enn Mi.
ii.brd oIfbangb tbr"c and n half years
i,,,. otnns,d sincc tbot CENSUS yy,g t1I.en
W. boya bnd rrnorts of The ngnniotiSn of
citias and towns and a VAST amonnt of
mettcr which il of no special interest 10
the farmer Int he is as much In the darl,
ns ia the actual numbers of live stock,
rs If the census had never been taken.
A movement was begun about a year
arc by a number of prominent stockmen
with view of securing some method of
asccrtainiug the actual number Of live
stock ON the farms and ranches Of the
West, Referring 10 this matter Mr.
w, L. Black Of Fort McNayett, Tex.
writes Ms as follows:
II trust. You VIII ana IN urging the
passage OF Senator vests hill for a
bureau OF information. etc, IN live stock;
There mas, perhlpT never been a period
IN the history OF I'VE Stock Where snch
Sn emergency was heeueu as II IS now
we are AuSolutelE IN me lnrk As TO sup
rly' olr luSsea Inls Winter VIII NC lyar-
Ill., I' my W. Tl.n,' ,HuH ftSrS wv Iia
wi 9h'" sP''ns 10 'op'''i'sn our u'ple''u
"Y M r,,.,,,,,,, e; ,h,, W., st,ii -,
,;iiI ,5;,b son,n rno,, Nv ,rbih r,"
,,, -, ,,.,,.'s,.,. y, H. o.t ~ ,iir
bTsinc 0 c,n w. obtoincd on5 uo J y n"i,.
liz 'l nronerty. II Is irue thot commissi III,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
PROVED HIS COURAGE AND DID
The Desperate and Fatal Duel {
volsed by Federal onIcer
During the War.


War times and adventures were
burdnn or tho converso,iop aiming a u
~ - -. Wv W. ~ - - - - 4,
I'''i 'V ~ ',i' Va ."' ~ Va ~
day at Bowling Green, Ny rep
for the Democrat being present, u A
rn,d ,r,uv st,rias ., s,i1 one az AL
''''", n....
soldiers "oi inuiFldual eNllu''i0D'
bravery during the war, but 1 wind
"a ., duSl between Two !. oll's ,l s :, II Il
that had l READ IL WOMB n''e r.
1t the product of imagination. "
the early DAYS of the war the fsl 4
~. 49,, 49, - ,t,o raf.,.
VINO hAd already urlNeh 'he ~
Southern Kentucky, We're mpcl W.
down In Christian county by W f
Xyoolr.o,l ,,b, 7 helieve lrel u
"'N' VIM n. =.
Lafayette, IN that county
the habit of visiting his home W
small party Of skirmisheis and Ae w
carried away with him a nqnle
horses and supplies. The rails
uniformly successful because Of ~,
dacity. and Woodward was nqi
the side of the Union forces 70 ~
OF that territory. Finally a Major ~
ett-I thinl, he was from Northern u
-yoIinteered Ia mt an end TO thea'l
dotians M Woodwurd. By song II
be Ia'rneI liar tbe Confelelale W
small forre wonll visit ldiUeie
n i md a, nlghornte plan for lis /
tH7" N,ts arrnnwad Sure enoasi
IL. ,,,, In n,, annearanre. a. hit i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
IN THE CITY.


Judge VI. G. Abcrnathy Of Collin conn
ty was in the city yesterday TO purchase
$4,000 worth of Tarrant county's new
court house bonds. The purchase was
made for par and accrued interest since
October 10, amounting to SOLID. The
cash is expected Monday.
There IL a lively inquiry for these
bonds. from the different Texas counties
and from abroad, Deputy Clerk Pros
ser Us Kept busy answering such letters,
and It looks as IL the entire $4,000 Of
bonds will go like hot cakes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Charley Cnrb at Cos Houston street
Is headquarters for fine Christmas goods at
low prices. Have over $1,000 fireworks
that must be sold. Prices knocked to
pieces. A prescott given to all children
whose parents can not afford to pay for
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

night" plumbers; nothing needs to he
CLOSED over, or shrouded with the mantle
of charity, but instead the audience will
behold smooth, even performance from
beginning to end, never-ending source
of delight to all who witness it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
MASHED TO DEATH.

Npecl1T 70 Tie GlzeIte.
Houston. Tex, Dec. CIV. H. Ks
foreman in the Southern Pacific az
was experimenting the work being q
on a locomotive tender which was u
tlat-car, when the props gave way
the tender fell on Kent, masking hln
dag til.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The usual services were held at this
place last night. Although the attend
ance was not very large there was n
good meeting BROTHER ! a. Wright nd
dressed the audience His text WAS from
Luke. II. IL.
Rev. g. r. Morris will preach tonight.
All who wish 10 donate 10 the Christ
mas tree viii please send IN their CON
tnbuuons Christmas morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The above named gentlemen have fitted
themselves UP handsome quarters in the
and Main streets, and are well prepared
10 serve the public in any business in
their line.
They do general brokerage business IN
stocks, bonds, futures, etc. They have
their own private wires to New York and
New Orleans. and the wGl known firm
Of Atwood Violet 4 Go. is one of their
correspondents. Al contracts are exc
cuted by them In from three to five min
utcs time.
Messrs. Morgan n Co. came here from
New Orleans, aud are highly recon-
mcnded 10y the business men Of that
city.
Any one doing commission or broker
age business win do well to call on
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
WITH FAIRIES
And GNOMES,
Peasants, Kings, Queens,
Processes and Such,
TYPES OF ALL THE NATIONS,
Stately Minuets, Novel and Fancy
Dances,
Gorgeous Tableaux and Magnlfl-
cent Costumes the Butterfly Fete
VIII be Thing of Daz-
cling splendor for
Three Nights.

The rehearsals for the butterfly Fete'
under the skillfui direction of Mrs. Hat
tie Mccall Travis, have progressed far
enough 10 permit Of some description of
the dances, the costumes and u mention
OF the personnel of the east. Mention
has already been made Of the fete, but
some changes win probably be made,
so that morn detailed account Of the
fete Will not be out Of place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
Germans, Balls, Receptions
and Parties.
THE HUBBY-IACCARD WEDDING.
Marriage of Mr. tIgin to Miss
Stanley


WhIrl of Pleasure Until After
the Holidays Are over
.,.oro1
The regular society se9son was o op1Pien
10 formal mhhner inst Nuuuus "
By the Imperial Gun E'lihuh ~
Arlington iun. Tue EerIlau WIS vi, .,i,en
the most successful OF tue hunJ sNeH
By the club.
The german to be given by MISE
Hcarue on the 2Sth II eagerly looked
forward TO, as It Is expected to be one
of The most delightful affairs Of the
season.
MI, q,o.5t,, o,,tcrtotpnd hcr friends
MSS o,n,,.nE ,i,a 'r..si,tnnrs Of her
WIN /" 1'n[vvy " stariipc IiS Llpscomb
i i.na', o a. f,,,,rsJaY ''a aSS,enlnr.
s'iee'' u" iH"'7uNs
o.,.,
The grand ball Of the Ancient order OF
libernuns, 70 be gwen iohorfnW elenn
ing At the Dentscher Nerpih hnl'' WIZ
be u grand affair. The llihernians are
joyinl. genial set. who will be sure TO
make their guests have good lime. I'M.
viii probably be the largest public BAL
of the season.
The Railway BOYS Social club viii
nosutsch.rH syn nrrin baiii Monday evening
I"n,,ors sTbis IL N large orpanjga.
,i.,, ro ii,,.,,i anu, ,,yrs mil n Ia pr,b-
wv I Vi ta' ,Hi' p,,iil an front sd.
c ccss '"'l ''' w" "'' "' '''
cess
number az ber friends iThnrsiny evening
Az ber bomc an IInsc,tnh street. TIa
dnnre mnsic was fnrnisbrl by AulTs
oTrhestrn
''''S'''''
,,o,dor who startcl ,,, l,t,gt voti,y
asls tho Wasbinrtnn pn.t unve van
seen ~ /, bnJ he tacrniion nj The
srn my ,,9 w., i i nt 'Iu
hoIhu su3W III Wv l"'n in , , ,,U,,,,
M"s "'ufh, W " Every Huy'c'{ Woman
III we Guy il9,ue Oh on sMse"' Inn, GIiu
.'' !; %e y . n Geo.. . % .sss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

-. Solid II karat gold neck chains, $3.50.
See them.
TODD & ORR, 4O7 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

so that a nor, detailed account OF the
fete will not be out of place.
The "Butteray Bcte" opens with a
garland of pretty girls who make up the
MERRY Tobogganers," who skip, glide
and pose in the dainty SNOWFALL cos
tunes, reproduced from "Sinbad' be-
ing made with close-ftting cloak and to-
boggan caps. all Of white, bordcrod with
swans down, and skirt cut in deep fringe
which faces over swnn-tippel boots; The
Siywnyhs, An ih ,, SiinuslsI MnE gSiii99
run" iSuF'ii''i, Mi,'c S'u, ',I T,,.iar
HltSI2n' tI'asy HNiTniis ,r,5i, ,tSGimn
Ella hoSspll' 9iApiG Iuly, Nnthcllue
hfnlsII' Mao.e l3r1ulfy' INIT; Init W9RSisIi'
~ ~" ,'o,t,r .,, fs,s IA an NJ
le ilViIlps, nus VIorus ioii I,.; "n ~
hitHgtlNe sIo9PiuE ~ Wy a'NsJi, Hu''is ,iJ
mutton Nlluue' Mule'i Nil ~ " I,'
~ llie Hover Oh Guy f 'e,,i't 81. 49,,
IN costumes rep,uauctmn dIoLti .nT5T MH,H
at iaouI eour. ,a ~, "' tnI i"'
SoluplH'ht Wy utt"ts'l,i ffIi
Nrvgve WIN ihe poWu'i ~, Ni5' Ilu 't4 ,,
uI lut Ien,h 'Vu,t, w i'oS..iSa ' ~
sruuPlhss ulhtn nun iili!lI r"',ttSe',,
XXX "n n,'t 10 c6 Sl.'N chts Tbis
Kate Vaughn. Annnbol Cooper. Irma
Foslicl Everett Huffman, Messrs. Dick
Van 2andt, Charles Thompson, j. H.
Luckett, Tom Nardcll
Ihen llttle Andre Ahaerson WIN APP
Nnr III vlu''a sU, , ,,I va i
iei ~ ,'ti,. ~ ,,i,, J,t,,,rs ,,,b,,,o
,VMvu -" 49, ginoiJ Tbnn cnInos
a how Of molly giTrs ana bovs dressed
4, ,onSni 10 c nS ,yhn do = cbarnins
G a. ,on'i Ia LIN - roca,nts a,
,s Se,.,s,' ui,'u "i'" ie'' ""u i"'p"e'' as
"'''''oi'e''
Part second opens with the "Dancc
Of the Lanterns by sixteen young la
dies: Eva Burlington, Willie Luckett'
Maud Richardson. Kate Vaughn, Laura
H. smith, Mary lhtueJQhn' Lutte Luck
cit, Annabel Cooper, fiora Anderson,
Bessie Field, Bessie Anderson, Alma
Turner, LILLIAN TeyiS, lrma l,osdick'
VINO VIII WI, ne drgrsS a j ln danei n 3hp poo
fms In The second and in tbe third a
ssrpcntine figure which is very effective.
mi always hrInps down the bopse This
conception Is one of "ihe most popular in
| tbr 'iDeyiTs Auction" and never fails
to make hit,
ev,o poso coyo,,,. wifi rroro nm, oe tho
lrnly fnnrifnl tblnrs of The "Bntterily
FF""''SS frhn vonn~ iodics ypeor 6ne ' liz.
nv so1 triS,,,r r"I'c ,,.; T's n,e
S,i'.l'' , bn Ni1,, s ,,.;, 49, va
i'n I'M i"H,s "',u ,a' ~ ~. il,'u VII
! mMnly w ,uem Mt"' ny n.'uu",S ,i NJ
| hiiArH N.,lvt' waists oul runs ~ nun .,
n.N,N Nc,NSi HouNHr JIttNNtt,,fs, NMnl'e VIE
h}llcI Gnsl 9me OF il.ltl WI 90 a peau-
The next nunlher ~ WWaEs counted Tue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

G. II. Robertson. the iewelcr Seventh
street, for the latest STYLES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaccard left on
the evening train for ST. Louis. They
will be back home In February.

Tic german given by the Imperial
german club at Ye Arlington Inn last
Monday evening was the sweliest aiiair
ton and Il. l.. Van Iandt, and the music
was furnished by Prof. llirschheld's or
chcstra.
The members present wcrei Misses
Sue Highly Dora lt1iney. Olive Edi1ng-
ton, Minnie Nash, May TuNy, Laura u.
Smith. Anna Belle Cooper Lutte l4uckelt,
Kate Vaughn. Clara Whilln, Lillian ne
Wis, Ella Montgomery, Corrle Martin,
Mary LiitleiOhn. Lutte Henderson, Anna
Tidball, Leon Harold, Grnce Seymour
Bessie Iyles, Maggie I.ylcs, Alberta Mar
tin, Virginia Burrougi.s; Moslamcs Ben
o. Smith. Archinard, Sorrcls: Mcssrs
W.N. HAYS, II. l. Van Zandt. Jerry Ellis
Robert q. 1ittlciohn, A. VI. Luckctt
Horace Luokctt VIII Stfatton, Horace
Hunter, Ray Hunter, Arch Harold. Pito
Maddox, Ike MHyheld, Nielsen, w. ID.
Wheclcs Jay Whilla, Dudley Portwood,
Paul Balbridge, W. ID. Morrow Warren
a. l.. Cmndal, Tom Martin. Harry Lacy,
Earl Bakery, Al Jordan. Harry Robert
son. Dave Webb, Dallas, Ben y. Smith.
The next meeting will be held ON Jan
uary for the election Of officers for
1891.
Mrs Ben o. Smith entertained very
hNh9aomcly 7 hursdny Ia honor OF MISS
Beldpn. The hours were from to g
for married ladies', aud from 10 . for
the young folks. The house was artist
ically decorated with pink and yellow
chrysnnthemums. The hostess looked ex-
ccedngly wc. In a gown of Nile green
silk. combined with purple satin. Miss
Bcldcn, who is one OF the seasons deb
utantes, wore q gown Of white crepe de
chine. The following assisted 10 recciy-
IuHHs AFa AkIII Smith NIiaane EWn Tor
rel, Edith Turner Minnie Nash and
Anna liugsctt.
Tho following wcro among the guests
who called during the afternoon: Mes
danes Ihos. y. Ross. William p. Cole,
u, u. llirschileld William McNesh,
J NJ Adams, Nell T. Anderson, Winfield
Scott w. \. Orgain, j T. Field, W.
", Aleynnder v. o. llillreth, l. d
ADAMS X. NJ. Wyuno, n. II. Grlmmer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Our silverware Is going fast a,
20 per cent discount. Take ady,s,l
of this offer.
TODD & ORR. 4OI Nah ~
II you intend buying a dime Y
come and see us. We have a lot dyi
handsome sets.
FORT WORTH CHINA CO.
81 and 313 Houston Sire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The grand ball Of the Ancient Order OF
Hlbernians, to be given tomorrow even.
ing al the Deutscher Nerpiu hail. VIII
be n grand affair. The llibernians are a
joynl. genial set. who will BE- sure. TO
nuke their guests have a good time I'M.
will probably be the largest public ban
Of the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The Railway BOYS Social club will
give grand masquerade ball ~
Deutschcr Veren hall Monday evening
january 1. This Is large organi1u
ton of railway employees. and u IS prob
able that the ball VIII be a great sue
cess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

The Rose Gavottt viii prove one Of the
truly fanciful things of the "Butterty
Fctc." The young ladies' wear fine Jo-
scphnc gowns, trimmed with earlands of
red roses and large hats laden with roses,
while the men wear knee brooches Of
hlacl, vctyet. waists and frills of null.
bhcl, velvet Iouaye jackets, white wigs
and court hats. Miss Matte Swuync, in
ballet costume Of ulle, will do a beau
tifu. skirt dance with the Gayotte
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
The finest toned guitars. only S1Oo0
TODD X oRR'S, 407 Main street

see me before you select yonr Xmas
candies, fruits aud cigars Nise. fresh
goods and low prices JOHN FLINT.
lO4 North Main Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

When you want q good artesian hath
60 10 Heyinakers' Bath House. Rooms
COOL and warm, having recently been
repaired, Baths. 20 cents. FINEST water
~ Tue city Head If Houston street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-28

Long Island Disaster 20 Ise Iugsdi,
Investigated.

Loso IsLAsp CTrs. l. l.. Aug. "a
The railway accident. which occurrco
last evening by the tcleecoping q Man
haitian beach train by the Rockaway
beach special. caused fourteen deafhs
and seriously wonndine twenty iwo
persons. Two cars of Manhattan beach
train were demolished and one ovcr.
turned.
General Manager r r. Reynolds and
Superintendent W. H. Hood we're NJ the
ecene early They stated that tho cause
cf the accident wac still unknown: thai
IL wac a question Of vcracify bofwecn
the towerswitchman. Mutt. and Engineer
Concrite Of the Rockavay train. The
latter had reported that heavy Cog
prevailed at the time. which was true.
lie declared that the signais were ~ Al
safety indicating a clear road aud ho
went ahtad without reducing speed
This morning IL was found set ~ danger
and Mutt insisted that "a had remained
20 ever since be set II 30 warn Enginper
Concrife.
Manager Reynolds and Snperinien.
dent Blood took all iheee statements
and viii hold rigid investigation 20
morrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-28
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING. AUGUsr2s 1903.

hare prohibited The sdnlis-ion Of clothes
az dirty linen frosn Russsz. ofhclsl re-
fsfns sho1 further rtstrmsns 81 tho
slademie. Ths official reports IN Ro-
Name do ma Indicate : t-eclipe II the
disease. A total u lc2 deaths i ~
fznled In Soollna. Il ~ caees Ia BfaM
IoF ~ 20 cases in Tchern2sosis. a -
10 sislatEa II is believed that these
iirures greatly undrfstats the facts
Business IL alr.1,sf suspended In 800
liza. and there are nulncneIs ca.es In
tie gaffison IL GaiaJ.
RonrEEpAs. Aus. &-Ihere were
threc fresh es-ss ~ cholera Ia the toN n
q ,ianswoorsit yesterday The lower
q the river Linge has been declared
affected
AsrwrRr, Aug. y. One new case of
cholera and ono death were reported
here yesterday.
Ross. Aug. ~ The Tribuna says
that nineteen cases ~ cho.era aud fiys
deaths have been reported In Palermo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-28
FAITH N JUDAISM.
Congros OF Jewish Donousinations
Opcncd fn Chicago

Opcned in Chicago
CHIcs0o. Aug. President Bonney
of the worlds congress auxiliary opened
the Jewish deDominationai congress at
the art palace this afternoon.
President Bonney's address Of vel.
come was brief and 70 tie point In
part his address was az follows: I'VE
know that you are Jews while We are
christians. and would have all men
christinna But Of all the precious
liberties free men enjoy the highest Il
the freedom 10 worship God according
10 the dictates of conscience; and this
great liberty Is the right. not % some
men but of all. not christians only but
Of jews and gentiles as well"
Rabbi Hirsch responded briefly 10
President Bonney's address of weicome
in the name of the Jews of this city.
He was followed by Rabbi Wise OF Gin
cinnati. who responded at some length.
Speaking Of the Jewish religion.
Rabbi Wise be said that the followers %
the faith had always been misconstrued.
But be hoped new light was dawning
and blessings 81 heaven should be upon
all nations. of all tribes, OF all tongues,
of all beliefs
Let US be glad" he said In conclu-
sion. ''let us rejoice, let us shout our
glad paens TO the skies that the era Of
the dark night is almost past, and that
we can look for sunrise glorious with
crimson and gold